What's going on infinite fan welcome back to another video if you guys are new to the channel Make sure you guys hit that subscribe button turn on your post notification bell leave a positive comment down below for a chance to get a post notification Shout out at the end of today's video guys. Your boy is tired today. I am extremely extremely tired my body hurts yesterday I had leg day if you guys saw my Instagram story Your boy was putting in that work especially what abs if you guys don't follow us on Instagram Make sure you guys do so right now be a besides leg day yesterday morning last night. I got home around midnight I was out playing basketball with my boys a lot of running a lot of cardio So like I said, I am extremely exhausted But I'm gonna push through this one for team Isaiah because I feel like I've been letting you guys down and Janice has been coming With some bangers lately and we cannot have that as you guys can tell by a title and thumbnail video Your boy is basically gonna be inviting another girl to sleep over now. You guys may be thinking whoa What do you mean you're gonna be inviting another girl to sleep over? So I'm gonna go out there in the living room I already have another camera set up Janice is watching Netflix or watching tiktok.  It's like I said team Isaiah We got to come back with some bangers right so the only way to do that is by pissing Janice off So yeah guys enough talking I want to get this prank done with because yo I know it's gonna be crazy, but at the same time I just want to get her so I can take a nap knowing that I got a W today because yo your boy is Tired if you guys are ready for today's video make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button comment down below team Isaiah all day every day also comment down below any other pranks You guys want to see me do on team Janice and with all that being said let's get into it Yeah That's what I'm saying. I get it cuz living in an apartment complex can get annoying sometimes No, I'm sure she wouldn't mind. Oh, you don't have to give us nothing. Don't worry about that Just just come over. It's fine. Don't worry about like towels pillows blankets. We have all that here for you. It's fun Yeah, we're Yeah, we got pretty much everything you would need Yeah, you can bring your dog to that's fine That shouldn't be a problem. I'm trying to get mine to socialize with other dogs He's mad antisocial Yeah No, yeah, yeah, no, so I'll see you when you get here though Okay, cool Who was that why don't you bring your dog here? You know bluebird don't like any other dog I know you don't like other people either, but he needs to start no My friend is gonna be staying with us for the next week or so It would be nice of you to ask me first instead of saying that they're staying with us I didn't think you would have a problem with it because she lives in an apartment complex as well And they're doing construction Here we go My friend Kayla she lives in an apartment complex and they're doing construction in her building and it's like You already know how it is when they do construction in the other apartments in this building, you know how noisy it gets It's really annoying so she needs somewhere to stay I told you just come over here stay with us for about a week or so And she has a lot of correct. Where did you meet this cake? No, she's a close family friend. She's like a cousin, but she's not really a cousin like she's not cousin She's not cousin by blood But I don't know. She's like a very close family friend. We'll just leave it at close family friend And she couldn't from one side your mom's side dad side Dad side dad side. That's why you never matter because obviously I don't be with my dad side of the family Okay, so why is it that you're offering your home to somebody you barely even talk to? I mean I barely even talk to I just told you it's a close family friend. Okay a close family friend We talk every now and then like on Facebook What kind of dog does she even have something small? It's not a chihuahua I don't know if it's like a shitsu or a poodle something small, okay It's not a dog. Honestly, I don't know why you wouldn't even offer that like what do you mean first of all so another girl Okay To someone that needs it like she needs somewhere to stay she doesn't want to stay in their building Obviously, you know how it is when there's people like maintenance and all that they make mad noise. It's really annoying You can't even watch it. It's not your job. It's not your job She's a close family friend is helping her out you would do the same for your House If he's a close family friend, what's the issue because that's not my responsibility First of all, you're inviting Not only are you inviting another woman into this household without asking me first I didn't think you would mind because you don't know how it is living in an apartment complex It can get annoying sometimes. Okay needs a place to stay so I just offered her places that at the end of the day Why is she calling you out of all people? She didn't call me. I called her like I said We were talking on Facebook. We were catching up on all that Facebook catching up I told her I told her I was gonna call her so that we could just talk over the phone So it'd be better, you know, and be quicker and all that and then that was the phone call right there And this is a family friend. Yes, so somebody you're catching up without Facebook You barely even know you keep saying I barely because you don't you literally just said that you're catching up So that means that you haven't spoken in X amount of time. I never heard of her so clearly I'm not doing the most. I'm kind of annoying to be honest.  You already told her she could come over here. Okay. Let me know when you're done You're telling me that I'm crazy. This is that or saying I don't let you talk You're ready to say what you gotta say you keep repeating the same thing. Oh, you understand she lives in a complex Okay, I honestly don't care. First of all, I don't know her.  Okay, you're catching up with her So that means I was spoken in a while then you're saying that she could bring her dog over here That's where my main concern lies. Honestly, because first of all, I don't know if she has her dog's vaccinated I don't know if her dog is like, you know has bugs or ticks And then on top of that he doesn't get along with other dogs Do you even know if he has a girl dog or a boy dog? That's another concern. She has a boy dog Okay, still blue doesn't get along with other dogs So you're allowing all of this into our house Didn't even think about it. You just want to be like a superhero Which is fine. Like I love your heart and I love that you have a good heart But you don't take the responsibility of another person just because well, what's what's going on with her complex It's noisy. This this and that that's not a that's a kind of a lame-ass excuse Her as a woman should have at least been like, oh, let me like make sure that it's good with her The fact that she's reaching out to you and doing everything for you To her I reached out to her that's what that's where you get everything mixed up Like it's not this serious, bro Catching up. No, it's not. She's catching up on me, right? She's telling me everything So I totally know you know what?   Oh, you go.  This is my house my house. I paint right here So you should be asking is it okay for her to make it seem like you paid a rent like we don't both pay rent I Have a part is my point. You should have included me in this we should have talked about it You don't go about your own self saying another female could stay in my house. I'll talk about All right. Well, I already that's it. I said John that's it because I already offered it I'm not gonna tell her never mind.   Why was she gotta be in the room for I was gonna let her take the bed I was gonna sleep on the carpet and he was gonna sleep over here. No, you're asking sleep on the couch with me I don't know. I don't want you and her over there associated.  No keep it going keep it going You're being toxic. Look, you want to keep an argument going I'm being toxic because everything that you're saying is not adding up, right? So when she gets here Let's play the quiet game. No, you Ready three two one go.  I'm telling her. She's not staying in my house And maybe you're not staying in the house Maybe you got me It's afraid I don't know no one okay. I don't I don't got a family friend named Kayla. I don't it's a joke It's a joke real funny. It's a job You get so defensive. Oh my god. Is this added like jealousy or like well, then what is it? So defensive like what is it? You be ready to fight. Yeah Coming to my house No, say team I say I'm gonna moon you. I'm gonna moon you. I'm gonna moon you. You ever seen a phone moon It's gonna be nice white and bright All right, guys So this is the time where I can do the outro because I got the dub mission accomplished your boy is about to take a nice Nice nice nice nap after this one because I'm exhausted I'm never doing like day and basketball at the same day. All right, so Janice you got anything you want to say no We got nothing you want to say maybe team Isaiah or something like that.  We'll see you guys in the next one


I can't hear you, Malibu. How are you ready to pow wow? Ladies and gentlemen, out of honor and respect on behalf of that beautiful Eagle Staff and all the tribal nations represented here today, we take it to Blue Star to start us off. It's grand intro time. Fancy Dancers, make your way up to the arena. We'll go fancy grass in the intraditional southern and traditional northern. Fancy Danters, out of honor and respect. The various team of human dancers you've seen here before us. So how about giving them a big round of applause? Big round of applause. Oh, thank you.  So in a village, it's like a co-op, like a co-operation. It's like the ones that go on the ocean to bring back fish, or they go to the islands to bring back the olvera shells, the koi, the money, because they really made the money on the islands. They would be kind of like the rich people that had the knowledge of the ocean and they could travel on the ocean. And our Tumuls, our boats, they were made out of redwood. Like a big log would wash up and we would split it into planks and then we would sew them together with us Fulton and our twang and then we would seal them with the Fulton, so the buoyancy. And we would make them in a way where you could put... When the Spaniards came by here, sometimes you see a boat that had two, three people or something that had 12 people, like 35 footers, 40 footers. And everybody's panelling out and they could read the Spaniards. But we had boats that carried cargo or stuff from the islands or sent to go out just to fish around the kelp. So you had the Tumul, the brotherhood of the Tumul, the people that were the boat people and brought all the ocean stuff. And then you had the hunters that would go out and they'd come back and they would share the meat with everyone. The hunters and gathers that harvested nuts, egg corns, black walnut, different plants, resources. They would bring food in and everybody would share together. The caretakers that took care of the kids or the elders that did their part. Everybody worked together and that's the kind of a working order that the village worked off of. Village, you would live where the surrounding resources was enough to sustain that village. You don't put a bunch of villages together when you only have one creek and waterway. So many deer and so many plants because you're going to use all the resources from that area. You would have another village down like where you guys are coming to different canyons. You would find different villages and different canyons because there was abundant resources in that area and fresh water. We're asking hair length company to do another friendship and bushy song. Here we go, Blue Star. Rock and roll. Beautiful songs being shared here today by Blue Star. For tradition in the spirit of our nation. A round of applause for our grandmothers. My name is Julie Tumamayet Stensley. I'm an island descendant. My father Vincent Tumamayet, the son of Cecilio Tumamayet and the grandson of Wanda Jesus Tumamayet. Our families come from Santa Cruz Island and Santa Rosa Island. From villages such as Swahil, La Ups, Nanuwani and Moshchal on Santa Cruz. And from the village of Hetchamon on Santa Rosa Island. Sahipaka once upon a time. Here on this beautiful island that we call Limu, meaning in the sea. You know it today at Santa Cruz Island. Mother Earth Hutash was out here. And as she had created many things here on the island she thought something was missing. So she went to a very special plant and she gathered some magic seeds. And she threw the seeds out into the earth here on the island. And pretty soon, up from the ground, up from this beautiful earth, grew these beautiful people. She gave them many gifts here and showed them how to live happily on this island. Well, her husband, Acha Oposh, the Skysnake. Today we know him as the Milky Way. He wanted to give the people a gift too, so he gave them the gift of fire by shooting a bolt of lightning to the ground. Well, the fires burned hot and they kept warm with these fires. And they cooked their food. The villages started to grow and grow and be populated with more and more children. Pretty soon, with all the noise from these children, Hutash was annoyed. And she decided that it was time for these people to move on and to move to another place. So she said to herself, I've got to think of some place to put these people. A different place, a place where they could spread out and be very happy. Well, the next morning, she gathered all the people up to a very high, high mountain. See what? Or as we know it today, Mount Diablo. And as she told the people to look, as they looked up into the sky across the ocean, they saw a beautiful, beautiful rainbow, which dojo. And she told them that that image was a rainbow bridge. And the rainbow bridge was going to take them to a new land that was very large and they could fill that with people. Well, as people started to climb over the bridge and cross over, many became very dizzy and very frightened because there was a mist and a fog below. They couldn't even see the ocean. Well, as they started falling off, crying out to Hutash for help, she took pity. And she changed them and transformed them into dolphins. And that is what we call our brothers and sisters today of the ocean, alakoy. Those people who crossed over on the bridge went to a place called Tizmuhu, where it steams out. Today we know that place is Carpinteria and the people came off that rainbow bridge and spread out into all these beautiful places on our mainland. And that is all. 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Welcome to this week's preview show coming from Vitality Stadium. Neil Perret is alongside me for the next 15 minutes or so to discuss all things AFC Bournemouth. Here's what's coming up. We'll be looking back at that 2-2 draw with Chelsea last weekend. We'll also be joined by Lewis Cook who talks us through his season. And finally we will look ahead to tomorrow's big game at Anfield. Well we're going to start back at that game last weekend a 2-2 draw with Chelsea. Neil a draw on the day was that the right result in the end? I think it was a fair result. I think either manager would have been disappointed if they hadn't got a point. It was a really hard fought really entertaining game. You know the stats showed that Chelsea had a lot more possession than we did and although they were trailing chasing the equaliser I think it was deserved and I think you know lots of Bournemouth fans would have settled for a point from that game before the game so you know it's a point in the right direction. And with those two quick fire goals in the second half Eddie how would have been delighted with the way his side you know came out out the starting blocks? Well as I just said talk about taking a point everybody would have definitely taken a point at half time. So to get back into the game in such spectacular fashion so quickly with I think it was like 180 seconds between the two goals was absolutely fantastic and then of course getting the lead now everybody wants us to hang on you know we're all in the same camp but it gets to five minutes from time. Chelsea you know who put a lot of pressure on in that in the in the second half of the second half and you know sometimes you've got to hold your hand up and say yeah they deserved it and they did deserve it. And you know talking about our performance especially the manner the second goal was scored you know we created chances we played you know flowing football and it looks like the Bournemouth that we're all used to doesn't it? Well the second goal in particular as you as you've highlighted the first goal was an absolutely fantastic set piece corner routine and one of the you know most powerful headers I think I've seen here for a long long time. Jefferson Lermer you know fantastic header got really everybody got really excited about that everybody's now thinking one one we'll take that and then blow me down you know three minutes later fantastic Lewis Cook great pass Phil Billing Jack Stacey and there was Josh King and everybody the heart in their mouth didn't they because of what happened at Burnley with Vaughan and what have you but it was all done very quickly this time and everybody knew the goal was going to stand. And for us obviously we're going to talk to Lewis Cook a little bit later on but back in the team what did you make of his performance on Saturday? Yeah I mean you know everybody knows what I've absolutely fantastic player Lewis Cook is you know he's got an England cap as well let's not forget that. What a fantastic player for Eddie Howe to have to bring into the team as and when the manager decides how he wants to play against an opposition and he obviously Lewis Cook played in the 1-0 win at Stanford Bridge as well I know that was on the wing in a slightly different position but showed all of his class with that brilliant turn for the goal and the pass so onwards and upwards for Lewis Cook from now on. Alongside him as well and in central midfield Jefferson Lerma you mentioned his goal with previously spoken about his impact no yellow card so he'll be available again this weekend obviously one more yellow and he suspended the twos. Yeah you know everybody's watching Jefferson Lerma hoping that he's not going to get a yellow card you know we saw it in the Aston Villa game he got that yellow card which would have earned him a two-match ban but then he got another yellow card got sent off and got an automatic one-match ban so a very curious rule but we're all looking at him on Saturday hoping he doesn't get a yellow card and blow me down he goes and gets a goal which you know I don't think he'd scored since the last day of last season what a fantastic goal it was but you know that's that's his game you know as I've said before he's taken one for the team on a few occasions he's probably saved some goals with some of those tackles that he's had to make so you know I don't think the manager will want to take anything away from his game. And every point in the Premier League is so crucial now more so than on Saturday with a lot of other results you know that happened on the same day. Listen it's going to happen I think it was the first time for a very long time that the bottom three had all won their respective games you know it was their turn this week could be our turn this week or the following week who knows it's going to happen there's going to be lots and lots of twists and turns and ups and downs there's 10 games to go the countdown is on here we go and we've got five at home and five away let's try and get as many points as we can just to stay above that line. Absolutely well it's been another busy week here at Vitality Stadium and the Cherries have been working hard in training let's take a look at what they've been up to. Well the hard work certainly continuing this week now then as you can see we have been joined by midfielder Lewis Cook. Lewis thank you for joining us we're going to start back at that game against Chelsea last weekend how was that from your perspective? Yeah it was a tough one I think we started both halves very well took the game to them I think we worked incredibly hard throughout the game and unfortunately we just couldn't get the three points but I think it's another step in the right direction lots of positives to take from that game and hopefully we can take it to the next one.  Yeah I think I think it's massive take every point in the Premier League I think we've always said that and like I say the positives from the game I thought we really we went after him showed a lot of enthusiasm to press and especially first second half and did some good stuff on the ball created chances I think on another day we could have took them we could have got three points but I just keep saying we'll take the positives from them like we do every game and take that into this next game. Lewis is a very intense stage of the season now so everybody sees what you do on the pitch on a Saturday but what would you do after a game to sort of unwind maybe a Saturday evening in a Sunday? Yeah I think I think everyone's different I think I'm just kind of a normal person just say if I've played and played most of the game I'll just go get some food probably Chinese or something like that. This weekend we went and watched Jimmy Kai who's at the BIC so just went there for a bit it was good it's funny but I was a bit tired I think so I don't think I made the whole show can't get out the whole show but yeah and then I'll just the next day just go for a dog walk like most people do with dogs and then I just play a mix box chill out and recover as well. I was going to say how important is it for a top level athlete like yourself to recover as well as obviously what you see you do on the pitch but the other stuff is as important I would imagine. Yeah definitely I think straight after the game you've got to eat a lot of food and stuff and make sure you're playing show that kind of thing. I think most of the players now have got all these equipment that they have at home for recovery normal sex and game readies and things like that so spend a bit of time on the sofa with them on and spend a lot of time with them on to be fair and yeah get that recovery done now. Obviously last weekend it's it's been and gone now going into a new week what's the mood like been like in the camp this week? Yeah it's a new week I think enjoy training again make sure we get everything done make sure everyone's fully ready for the weekend physically and yeah I think it's just it's another week to get the game plan right and make sure we understand all our roles and responsibilities so we can go out there on sat day and take it to them really give everyone we can to try and get the points. And talking about roles and responsibilities you know this season we've seen in the central midfield position a lot of different players play that role what's it like for you you know there's competition for places every single week does that make you you know raise your game and training and and when you're out there? Yeah I think so I think everyone everyone wants to be on the starting starting lineup and we've got a lot of good players in in similar positions so I said before in every one of your interviews whoever's playing we're right behind each other and we just want to get the three points to be honest and like I say there's been a lot of rotation I think everyone's done well when they've came in so yeah it's a healthy competition and we just want the three points really that's the main thing. Lewis everybody's asking is now a good time to be playing Liverpool? Yeah I think so I think I think if we set us midway through the season we'd play them after after their last few games I think we're going to tuck it so look Liverpool are a top top team many games are going to be tough against them and if we if we want to beat them we're going to have to be on our best game so we knew that anyway so yeah we'll give it our all and see what can happen. We'd love to see a Bournemouth player scoring at Anfield you've actually done that haven't you? Yeah you won't think it but yeah I actually scored at Anfield when I was younger playing for Leeds so I think it was in the youth cup yeah it was great for me it was one of my first goals in a big stadium so yeah it was massive it was a bit unfortunate though once I scored the the camera from the game panned on to a different player so didn't get that limelight but nah unfortunately I'm getting the win. And you know going to Anfield these games you know they're huge games how much does it drive you and the players you know having a challenge like this ahead of you going to Anfield seeing if you can get something does that you know motivate you even more? I think so I think these are the games you want to be involved in I think when you're a young kid and you watch games at Anfield and things like that it's something you dream of so it's actually a motivation but I think we can try and go there and just think it's another game another chance to win three points and really get a little bit of momentum going towards the end of the season so yeah we'll give it our all it's a great place to play and we'll enjoy it. Oh Lewis thank you for joining us I'm sure we all wish you the best of luck on Saturday. Now then that game tomorrow Anfield is where our attention turns to next let's take a look at what Eddie Howe had to say in his pre-match press conference. Team news now we still have the lads that the long-termers that still haven't trained with us so you've got David Brooks are not Dan Juma, Chris Mepham who still haven't joined rejoin the group they are working hard in their respective rehabs and getting closer. Lloyd Kelly has trained this week so that was great news he's come through training so that's a big lift for everybody we need to be very very good this weekend it needs to be a difficult time to play us in every match we can only control what we do so I think the lads have trained really well this week I think we were lifted by a performance against Chelsea the last five games we've played in I think we've performed a lot better and the feel of the group is very good I have to say psychologically we're responding well to the challenge that's in front of us so I have to compliment Jürgen Klopp his team his players and on what they've achieved to this point because I think they've been incredible and the way that they play the intensity that they play at is very difficult to recreate that time after time after time and that's why we know this is probably the ultimate test this season this game for us is probably the hardest one we will face we have to be at our absolute best anything other than our absolute best in this game is not going to be good enough well that was Eddie Howell speaking in his press conference this morning Neil Liverpool they've been so consistent all season but all of a sudden they've had had three defeats in a row which is most unlike them what what do you put that down to? So where's it all gone wrong for Liverpool only 22 points clear at the top of the league I think they are now where's it all gone wrong well listen you know when you're on an unbeaten run it comes to an end you know it doesn't matter who you are you know you look at the Arsenal Invincibles it comes to an end they're a formidable team people need to look back to the last time they lost at home in the Premier League which was nearly three years ago it's the same month that we managed to get a 2-2 draw there so you know is it a good time to play Liverpool now well I mean it's it's the question that everybody's asking now and it's it's so obvious but you know there isn't really a good time to be playing Liverpool is there I mean they are like I said they're formidable they've been like a juggernaut this season and okay they've just had three results that nobody would have expected but you know they've had them so we've got to make sure that you know we can keep that run going we you mentioned their home from obviously all three of those defeats had come away from home but we go back to that West Ham game on on a Monday night a couple of weeks ago Liverpool go 1-0 up within I think it was eight minutes and then West Ham still somehow managed to go on and nearly win so there's there's signs there confidence for us that we can take from that West Ham performance going to Hanfield that we can score goals and you know we can perhaps come away with something well we know we we know we can score goals and we know we can score goals on the road we know we've you know as the manager said you know the past five performances have been a lot more encouraging he will have scrutinized that West Ham Liverpool game for hours on end he'll be looking for any little areas where he thinks that you know he can possibly see any form of weakness which there haven't been many for for Liverpool this season let's be let's be honest so um you know we can go there and we can go there with a little bit of confidence after the Chelsea performance we can go there with some confidence after their past three results but um you know let you know you talk about complacency and stuff like that you can't even mention things like that when you're going to Hanfield to play Liverpool you know you know you're going to be in for a hard game and obviously the last couple of weeks they've had no Jordan Henderson he's been out with I believe a hamstring injury he's likely to be out again this weekend does that change the dynamic at all for us um I don't think so I think you know I said that the manager will have looked at their performances you know if you can see anywhere to exploit but um you know Jordan Henderson might be out so they're bringing you know another world-class player that's what that's what you've got to remember with Liverpool they've got an embarrassment of riches they've had a lot of games maybe that could you know count against them Jurgen Klopp's obviously got a decision to make I'm sure that he will want to win the Premier League as soon as possible so I would imagine that he'll pick a really strong team against us um so you know there won't be um there won't be any half-measures from from Jurgen Klopp on Saturday so we're going to have to go there and give it everything to get anything from the game well you mentioned all these other players where do we start Sardio Mane you know Mo Salah even Alisson in goal their team is flooded with with talent isn't it well and you know we're all cashing in and the fantasy Premier League with all of those players all season they've been getting loads and loads of points for everybody and all of a sudden I think they call it a coupon buster with what happened at Watford it's certainly an FBL coupon buster with people getting single figures weren't they and stuff like that but um yeah like I said it's an embarrassment an embarrassment of riches you know they could go there like they've done in you know in the league cup I think it was you know they fielded a younger team if not a youth team narrowly bowled out of that competition against Aston Villa but having beaten Everton in the previous round so um there's going to be no easy games at Anfield for anybody and as for us you know for the first time in however long no fresh injury concerns and that will be a huge delight Freddie how won't it absolutely fantastic you know you're going to the champions elect let's make no secret of that you know they're going to win the title eventually um you want your strongest possible team to play them we're going there on the back of three defeats for them you know you people call these games like a free hit or you've got nothing to lose and stuff like that well you know you you could say that but we've got a we've got a good side and things you know things are coming together and then they need to start coming together it's that sorts of business end of the season now so um you know there's no reason why we can't go there and give it our best and maybe come away with something well here's hoping we can come away with something now then if you are going up to Anfield make sure you have a safe journey but if not keep an eye on BBC Radio Salon and AFC BTV for the latest updates with Chris Temple and John Williams bye for now


Chapter 9 of THE HALF-BREED, A TALE OF THE WESTERN FRONTERE, by Walt Whitman. This LibriVox recording is in the public domain. Recording by Chuck Williamson. CHAPTER IX CAME THE CHILDREN'S LAUGHTER? It was a simple and yet awful commentary on the dispositions of human hearts. The laughter! For the merry tones were the same to all appearance, which had been uttered several days previous when Master Caleb gave his flock a holiday for Peter Brown's wedding. The second laugh, and just as glissom, commemorated the bestowal that morning of another holiday. For the hanging of Peter Brown's murderer the day was warm and sunny. A languid breath of wind now and then fluttered the leaves of the trees. But for the most time the sun shone down as upon a sleeping and lifeless place. Even the laugh of the heedless children soon hushed of their own accord. For a somber spirit pervaded the people of Warren, a resolute spirit, however, resolute to have the lifeblood of him who had taken life. Let us open the doors of the strong room and go in there. Arrow-tips stood against the wall by the window. It was the only one, and a little child's body could not have been twisted through, so small was it, and gazed forth upon the land and the trees and a small strip of the river beyond. He could see only a small strip, but it was pleasant, and many minutes glided on as he gazed. Happily he pondered upon scenes and people far away in the early years. Scenes not to come any more, but which it was a great delight to think of. A smile passed over his face then. The sounds of talking outside and something like disturbance interrupted the chief's meditation. His brother, the deer, entered and stood before him. They had consented to let him pay this visit at last. Mr. Thorn had interceded in his behalf. For several minutes neither spoke. Arrow-tip himself was as calm as the most placid lake in the forest, but the features on the other were convulsed in agony. Brother said the chief with dignity. I see the eyes of our parents looking down upon us. Very soon I shall talk to them. They will ask me of news about my brother. Let me not say I left him weeping like a girl. His remonstrance produced the effect he wished. Shortly the face of the deer was as calm as his own. The path, said the newcomer, will be dark.  I can bear both was the laconic answer. And my path, plaintively countered the younger brother, drawing nigh and resting his face on arrow-tip shoulder. As I look forth upon the passing of the moons, it is bitter and lonesome. Not for an hour, but for years the great spirit has frowned upon our race. We melt away like the snows and spring. It is the will of the spirit, continued the deer, true to the instincts of his people.  We will laugh in the very faces of the whites. Arrow-tip smiled quietly. He too had been bred in the school of those sturdy stoics. Death is but a puff of air, said he. And in the distance lie the great hunting grounds of the honest Indian. They are fair. Our kinsmen beckoned me to them with smiles and friendly gestures. Why should I fear to go, but the tidings will cloud the faces of our tribe in darkness? Tell them, rejoined the chief, that I met my punishment as a hunter grasps the hands of those he loves. Tell them of the customs of those white people. Their own are the same, which require of him who destroys one of their number. His own life is a sacrifice. When I came hither, not many days since, I was near to death even then. And my fate would have happened to me, but for the medicine knowledge of two or three kind men of the settlement, brother. Look to the last is over, and then carry me away a little distance from the sight of these people's dwellings, and bury me with my face toward the pleasant hunting grounds. Let us talk no more. The courage of the younger Indian failed him at this speech again. The piteous sight of a man abandoned to the excess of sorrow is fearful at any time. It could not but be doubly so in the present case, from the general apathy and haughtiness of the savage character. It was now ten o'clock, and the sun stood high in the heavens. On the green, where Aero Tip had received judgment the day before, the people of Warn were assembled again to witness the performance of that judgment. While they were waiting thus, some of them chatting in groups, and others vacantly gazing at the rude scaffold and rope, Quincy Thorn came hurriedly in among them, and inquired for Master Caleb, the teacher. Finding him, the two drew aside from the mass, the boy leading his companion. They conferred together a few minutes, with much animation, and many gestures of wonder. And then both hurried away toward a path which led from the village along the river's edge. We will pause here a moment to explain. Two of the schoolboys, who had received their permission of a holiday that morning, beginning to enjoy it to the utmost, agreed to take a ramble in the forest, on some juvenile project or other, which they might do, and return in time to behold the sight, as they termed the event that day. Unconsciously, in their wanderings, they came upon the very opening where Brown and the Chief had fought. The sudden recollections brought up by seeing the place, and the blood, which was even yet visible on the ground, frightened one of the children. And in their hasty retreat from the spot, how much more were they alarmed on gaining the banks of the stream, to see, reclining there in the sunshine. The shape of the now-won and pallid-faced Peter Brown himself. To their horrified imaginations it was the specter of a murdered corpse. They ran, pale and breathless, toward the village, and meeting Quincy there, told him with gasping voices what they had witnessed. The youth lost not a moment in seeking out his friend, Master Caleb, and in conveying the information to him. Joined with the strange manner of Bodo, and with Quincy's previous, strongly-inertain suspicions, the teacher and his young intimate had no doubt that the case as, as it in truth was, and, as it has been related to the reader, they immediately determined on their plan of action. Meanwhile, Brown, wondering that some of his neighbors had not at least called at the cave to see him, was importunate with the monk that he might be allowed to walk home. The youth had few charms for the blacksmith, whatever Father Luke thought upon the subject, as he returned to the cave from the idle lounge in the sun, where he had unconsciously so alarmed the two schoolboys. He again asked the monk when he could safely walk the distance of the village. Though judging by the cold kindness of my friends, said he, peevishly, it will make little difference if I remain away for months. Patience, my son, said the Holy Father, tomorrow I will myself accompany you thither, as yet your strength is hardly equal to the task. And the invalid, though ill-satisfied, was forced to be content. But see, exclaimed the monk, as if to reprove you of your ungrateful vexation, yonder come to of your townsmen, and with a pace which speaks little of indifference for your company. The two were Master Caleb and Quincy Thorn. It would be superfluous here, were we to dwell on the rapid and graphic narration of the visitors to Brown and Father Luke. With a flushed cheek, and without speaking, the blacksmith snatched up a blanket. The blanket the two hunters had thrown over his senseless form in the forest, and strode forth from the cave. At about the same period, when the teacher and his companion first appeared to the sight of the monk, the self-appointed guards opened the doors of the room where Aerotip was confined, and bade him come forth. He did so, and his brother with him. What wondrous power those rude savages have over the expression of their features! The condemned Indian, you might have thought, was starting upon a hunt, instead of marching to an ignominous death. The other also had mastered his agony once more. They passed through the multitude, and the chief stood upon the scaffold. Oh God of the innocent! Throw strength amid the sinews of that sweaty-faced man in the forest, who, with strained eyes and unsteady steps, is dashing through the tangled shrubs and the thick underwood, whose thorny and jagged branches have wounded him in many places. So he sees not the trickling blood, nor feels the smart. All around the scaffold were the dogged and lowering countenances of men, telling of an unrelenting purpose, and of no hope. It was a strange spectacle. Those hewers of the forest, and even the women and children, had gathered there, and the lofty bearing of the chief, and that, still more difficult to uphold, calm aspect of his brother, and all this in the bright glare of a noonday sun, and the spot far, far away from the bound of the cities. May it not well be called a strange spectacle? They arranged the last dread and sickening preparations, immediately preceding the death of criminals by that awful method. Could it be that High Heaven should look down and see this unjust doom consummated, and not interpose? No sound disturbed that horrible silence, except the shuffling movements of two men, to whose lot it had fallen to act in the execution. The men started at the noise they themselves made, for it seemed unnatural, and struck upon the ear with a strange vibration. Oh, what a quiver was that which ran through the limbs, and as it were the very souls of all those assembled thereabout. It was followed by perfect silence. Whoa, whoa! came a faint and hoarse shout from a bend in the road. At some thirty rods distant, very faint and very hoarse it came. It was too late. Then, with wild and ghastly visage, and with the frenzied contortions of a madman in his worst paroxysm, Peter Brown dashed along the path and among them. His bloodshot eyes were fixed upon the hideous object dangling in the air. He rushed up to the scaffold, but his limbs failed him, and he could not ascend the ladder. His head vibrated to and fro, like the pendulum of a clock, and he beckoned and tried to speak, though for several moments they could not hear what he said, or rather tried to say. Quick, quick! came at last from his throat in a gasping whisper. Cut the rope! He may not yet be dead. It was all too late. Three days after these events, a pilgrim-traveller might have been seen, wending his way through the region of the west toward the northeast. He was not unaccompanied. An Indian, who seldom spoke, and over whose face a gloom in wildness were spread, trod at his side. They were the monk, called in this narration Father Luke, and the miserable brother of Aero-Tip. An aged and gentle-hearted friar, some few years after, was laid away to his last repose, beloved of his fellows, and at the same time, many hundred miles distant, an Indian leader, the remnant of his family, let his tribe still farther into the west, to grounds where they never would be annoyed, in their generation at least, by the presence of the white intruders. Scorned and abhorred by man, woman, and child, the half-breed, through whose malicious disposition the fatal termination took place which has been narrated, fled the settlement of Warren. Whether he perished in the wilds, or even now lives a degraded and groveling life, in some other town, no one can tell. Master Caleb has risen in his fortunes. As the extent and population of the town wherein we have introduced him increased, it was thought fit to have an incorporated academy. Master Caleb is at the head of it. Quincy Thorn, a popular and intelligent young man, whom they think of holding up as a candidate for a respectable legislative office, still keeps communion of friendship with his early and excellent teacher. Peter Brown, although he has quite a family of little children, finds time now and then to utter eloquent homilies and praise of the young political aspirant, than whom he thinks no one is more worthy. End of Chapter 9 End of the Half-Bread, A Tale of the Western Frontier by Walt Whitman Recording by Chuck Williamson, Columbus, Ohio, 2019


Hi, I'm Chef David Wolfman, and today we're going to marinate some duck breasts. We're going to heat up the grill and cook them to perfection. We're going to make a cauliflower rice to serve with the duck, and we're also going to prepare a glaze using fresh Ontario peaches. We are fortunate to be able to buy peaches year-round in Ontario, but August is the time to really enjoy eating fresh, locally grown Ontario peaches. There are two stages in preparing the duck for the grill. First we're going to score it with a very sharp knife, and then we're going to season it with a little bit of salt and pepper. There are two reasons why I like to score the duck breasts. The first is to allow some of the fat from just under the skin to come out in the pan and lad lots of flavor while it's cooking. The second is to keep the duck breast from curling while I'm grilling it. So let me set this aside while I make the peach glaze. So I'm using four peaches, roughly chopped. I'm using four tablespoons of bourbon whiskey, I'm using a half a cup of maple syrup, and two tablespoons of lime juice. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to bring this to a boil, turn it down to simmer and let it cook for about 15 to 20 minutes. While the glaze is cooking, I'm going to marinate the duck breasts. So what I have here is some minced garlic. I also have some maple syrup, some red wine vinegar, and some olive oil. And I'm just going to whisk this up. Now I'm going to put the duck in the marinade and let it get all of that flavor. Now I'm also going to flip it over periodically, but it's going to marinate anywhere from 30 minutes to one hour. So the peaches are done now, so I'm going to remove them from the heat to cool and while the peaches are cooling, I'm going to get the cauliflower ready. So we're going to rice our cauliflower. You could use a box grater, use a French knife, or you could use a food processor like I'm going to do. I just generally pulse it lightly to get that nice texture, and it's ready. And that's the fun part, when we get to blend the peaches into a smooth sauce. Now I'm going to add the garlic, the red wine vinegar, the Dijon mustard, the salt, and the pepper, and my fresh thyme. Now the glaze is almost ready. I'm going to put it on very low heat, get all those flavors mixed together, the garlic cooking and everything, until everything is ready. And now the duck is marinated long enough. I like to use a cold cast iron pan. This keeps the duck from curling. It's very important not to fuss with it, just to leave it alone and let it golden brown. So now it's sizzling, I'm going to let it cook for about three minutes. I'm going to turn it to medium-high and get it crispy. So now that's been another two minutes, and I take a look at this and it has cooked to perfection. And now what I'm going to do is I'm going to let it cook for another two to four minutes and maybe even five minutes, because my duck is pretty thick. So if you have a digital thermometer, you can check the temperature. It should read 165 Fahrenheit, unless you like it a little bit rare. Wow, do our ducks ever look great? So now I'm just going to turn it off and let it cool. I've got a pan heating up here, I'm going to add a little bit of butter to that. Add some diced onions. So I'm adding the chicken stock now and I'm going to bring it to a simmer. Let's add the cauliflower. We're going to also add in the salt and pepper. And I'm going to cover it and let it cook for six to eight minutes. We're going to add some dried cranberries. I have some toasted almonds, a little bit of chopped parsley to give it some nice color. And we're just going to mix this up and get ready to plate our duck. Okay, there's the duck looking very nice. It's rested for a couple of minutes and now we're just going to slice it. So the cauliflower is cooked, the bourbon peach glaze has reduced nicely. The duck is sliced, let's get plating. We're going to start off with a bed of this beautiful cauliflower rice. Next, we'll put the sliced duck on top. Okay, so let's put on the bourbon peach glaze. I hope you enjoyed watching this video. The recipe is available through the Ontario Produce Marketing Association's website. I'm Chef David Wolfman. Now let's eat.


Good morning, and welcome to the chart of the week video with me David Madden. Today's date is Thursday the 9th of January 2020 rather 2020 And the time has just gone 1120 GMT and this week's chart of the week is the US dollar versus the Canadian dollar the dollar can't And if you take a look at the price action for the last few months We can see that's been in a fairly clear downward trend We can see here That late December broke below this trend line which previously acted as fairly decent support And in fact in a new receive it fell down to a level last seen 14 months previous So in a 14 month low Not that long ago, but since then we've seen a bit of a rebound And this video is this talk about the possibility of the market potentially moving back up Towards you can a 131 level or perhaps even towards this this trend trend line here Or could it be a possibility? This is just short-term bounce before the next move to the downside Like I was saying recently the market has been in a very clear downward trend But if you take a look on the price action on the new receive at 31st of December We could notice there's a fairly long wick on the candle this daily candle and that suggests indecision And then if you look the price action after that the market was trading in a relatively small range And if you take a look at this candle here at the daily candle from Tuesday the 7th of January We could see that appears to look like a bullish engulfing candle And since then we've had the market push on higher now Just for those of you who are unfamiliar with technanalysis or the term bullish engulfing This is a textbook example of it here Whereby the markets in the downward trend we could see here that this on this upward candle here This textbook example It doesn't always be an absolute perfect example in reality, but a textbook example the market here opens Below the previous days close, but then it manages to close above the previous days open So body of the candle here completely engulfs The body of the previous session and then we can see the market begins to kind of push on higher That's the confirmation that the market has moved on from moving upward from that point So I suspect this is the possibility that this candle that we saw here on Tuesday the 7th Could be a bullish engulfing and since then we see the market move high Which adds weight to the argument that it is a bullish engulfing Like I said previous of that on New Year's Eve We had some indecision here. This could be a sign that the market is Rebounding not the set of a full correction, but it could press on higher in the near term Also, if you take a look at the MACD indicator MACD histogram as the markets be moving higher It's been a steady drop-off in negative momentum So for the time being it seems that the momentum is with fires So if we do press on higher from here in the near term We could look at retesting this area here in around one spot thirty one one spot thirty one ten And if we go beyond that we could potentially head back and forth this trend line here And which we're going to play in around one thirty one sixty there they're about and if you do manage to actually Push above the trend line and hold above it That could be a sign that kind of more recent downward trend has come to an end Alternatively, we could see the market as a near term bounce back where it runs into resistance in around here Or perhaps the trend line itself and then looks to head back down towards 130 big psychology number on if you and if you take out the recent lows in at one spot twenty nine fifty one That could set us on the on track for one spot twenty nine twenty six that area there they're about Now if you are going to be trading the US dollar first the Canadian dollar, please keep in mind that later today at 1330 GMT we have the US job as claims and we also have the US Apologies, we also have the Canadian building permits figures That can that's involuntarily to the markets and tomorrow We have the all-important US non-farm payroll figures and also the Canadian employment numbers And they're both coming out at 1330 GMT tomorrow and on top of that just to remind you I'm hosting a webinar tomorrow covering the non-farm payrolls report I'll also be giving a shout-out to the Canadian numbers as well And you can sign up for this webinar on our website if you go to cmcmarkets.com Under insights under webinars and events you will you'll find the other webinar here it begins tomorrow at 1315 GMT some of the numbers come out at 1330. So we talked about what's going on in the markets Reading out the numbers reacting to the numbers and then discussing what potential price action from there Thank you for listening to this video and please tune into our webinar tomorrow. I please continue listening to our videos Thank you very much


I guess my task here at the moment is to help give you a little bit of a roadmap to this issue and to describe its inner logic. And that logic really begins with the observation that even before the Great Recession we had pretty much near full employment and yet the American middle class was in deep trouble and particularly in trouble with its balance sheets. The savings rate had dropped to zero, levels of personal debt had exploded. I can remember I think it was five years ago in this room where we did an event with the McKinsey and Company studying the baby boom generation's prospects for retirement and as of 2006 at the height of the housing bubble only a third of baby boomers had adequate financial savings for retirement and even when you counted the then very inflated home equity only about 39% of baby boomers were on course to have a reasonably comfortable retirement. Millennials before the Great Recession were encumbered by unprecedented student loans often on predatory terms. It was a generation that was already coming to be known as generation debt. Generation Xers by the mid-oughts, a third of all children born to the middle class in the late 60s and 70s had already dropped out of it. And so we had a situation in which we had this hollowing out of the net wealth and solvency of various different generations of middle class people and it got to a point of course where even many people with jobs could no longer keep up with their mortgages and that essentially was the precipitating cause of the Great Recession. That's what was the spark that set off the financial contagion. Now there were many reasons to fear that or as bad as it was things of course got a lot worse. It's sort of like to borrow a phrase that James Carvel is using with his new book, it's like we all had pneumonia and then we got run over by a truck. So as Reid said, now we see a situation where since the beginning of the Great Recession the average family has lost 40% of its net wealth. If you look at that in generational terms it makes a big difference. The greatest loss is concentrated among Gen Xers and younger people with baby boomers not being in much better shape. So we start with the observation that net wealth matters, that balance sheets matter and that even if we were by some miracle of stimulus and tax cuts or whatever we were able to get the unemployment rate back to where it was in 2007 we would still be in a lot of trouble. So how did we get here? Why did this happen? I think it's useful to recall that some people including myself I'll say immodestly were able to predict as far back as the early 1980s that by the end of the last decade the middle class would be facing an insolvency crisis and you didn't have to be a genius to see this. The basic reason was changing demographics. We had a gigantic baby boom generation then in its prime productive years and it was not producing children at the rate that their parents had and that was going to cause a challenge to the future of social security and private pension plans. And that challenge came relatively quickly and what was probably the last act of true grand bargain bipartisanship in Washington Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill came together in 1983 to bail out the then completely bankrupt social security system. Social security had zero cash flow by the end of 1983 and we were literally months away from the system no longer being able to put out checks. So both parties came together and they made a grand compromise between raising taxes and cutting benefits. And the details of that was they raised taxes on younger people and they cut their younger people's benefits. And it took a couple of decades for the average person to figure out what had happened. But those of us who were following it knew what had happened. Our ideas of what a normal middle class retirement looked like were based on the experience of our parents who had on average taken about $250,000 to $300,000 more out of the system than they had contributed to it. It was a windfall benefit that became built into what we conceived to be the standard of living for the American middle class. But going forward there would be no more surpluses. Under this grand bargain there would only be people would basically get back from social security what they put into it. Which was okay except it meant everybody was going to have to save a lot more than they had in the past if they expected to live like their parents did in retirement. So we came up with all kinds of ideas. We came up with 401ks. We came up with IRAs. And these were in many ways an appropriate response to this great demographic change that we're having. Not only the aging of the baby boom generation but the dramatic change in the role of women in the workforce. The traditional pension plans very poorly served women because they typically only served people who had full-time employment with a single company. They didn't really serve the younger generation that was moving around from job to job much more. So it made sense that we rethought our retirement policy. And really in benefit of hindsight the changes we made back then were on the order of the new deal in their ultimate effects on American life except that they were mostly on the downside as it turned out. Because while these changes were appropriate we neglected certain key details like how were we going to make sure that people actually funded their 401ks or participated in IRAs. And as time went by we found out that most people literally most people never got a chance to take advantage of these new savings vehicles. And when they did most people were not prepared to manage these funds well. And of course this also happened to come simultaneously with the deregulation of Wall Street. So we were basically saying to this generation trust your retirement savings to the sharks on Wall Street while we were saving, telling the sharks on Wall Street that there were no more rules. And the result is really a disaster for the next generation of elderly. So most people now with the verge of retirement have no retirement savings. Those who do have about $60,000 in income and if Social Security is not cut Social Security may replace about a third of their income. And with the current course of health care spending even if Medicare is not cut we'll get a dramatically lower rate of standard of living for the next generation of elders. The next thing that happened was on the, we've been talking so far about the asset side. Next thing that happened was on the debt side. And here the story is really incredibly dramatic if you have any sense of the grand historical sweep. So going back to the Code of Hammurabi, right, the earliest civilization we know of. What was in the Code of Hammurabi a law against usury, right? Going back to the Old Testament we have Ezekiel telling us that usury is an abomination. In law kept interest rates at 12%. The Koran says that usury is the devil's work. Dante put usurers in the seventh circle of hell down there with sodomites, right? Martin Luther said that the highest interest rate you should ever have is 8%, right? The Puritans when they got to America the first law that they passed, right, was a usury law which stayed in place 150 years before the Constitution, through the Constitution, through all of American history until we came along, right? Because in the late 1970s some people decided we didn't need usury laws anymore. And so what we had was an explosion of predatory lending or usually not kind word for it, predatory, legalized. One way to frame this is at the same time that we were telling baby boomers and younger Americans that they were on their own for saving for the retirement, we exposed the same population to predatory lending without them having the financial education or the government protections they needed. What happened in essence is the conditions that led to the Great Recession. So what do we propose to do about it? In the piece or in the package, right, we have a great piece by John Kruvov drawing attention to that wonderful brainchild of Elizabeth Warren called the Consumer Financial Protection Board which turns out to be a much bigger deal than I think most people realize and we can talk about that later. But in short order we need to go back to the kind of financial regulation that has prevailed since the Code of Hammurabi until the 1970s. I don't think that's incredibly radical and the CFPB will probably be our mechanism for doing much of that. On the asset side we argue for something that was back when I first started working these issues in the 1980s considered completely radical and bizarre because it was against the libertarian grain of both Reaganism and much of Democratic Party thinking. We proposed a mandate, right, that people, human nature being what it is, if people need to save more for their retirement and old age there needs to be a requirement that they do so. And in this issue I sketch a blueprint for how we could craft a mandatory savings program for the millennial generation and its children. It's a daunting task according to the math I developed in this piece. If we get kids starting at age zero to save and we have them save 4% of their income, a typical lower middle class worker, by the time he or she ages age 67 under reasonable assumptions on what returns on capital might be, maybe look forward to a lifetime annuity of $33,000 a year starting at age 67. That's the magnitude of the challenge here. That's how dramatically important it is to get people saving early because even when you do you're looking at $33,000 in income and that with social security might get you by, right, but that's what it takes. Another approach we take in this issue is something that's not really much discussed in the normal conversations of the asset-building community, the people who have been focused on these kind of issues all along, and that is what can we do to help people derive more income and more security out of the assets that they already have? So we're not just talking about getting people to defer current consumption to buy little pieces of paper offered by Wall Streeters, right? What can they do, for example, with their own house to monetize that asset? So one example we describe in the piece is, in the package, is a very innovative program that the VA has that allows homeowners who have some sense of patriotism and civic purpose to earn a modest supplement to their income by taking in aging veterans who need nursing care in their declining years. Another we'll hear about or another one we discuss is why is it that we are as a government spending billions of dollars supporting green energy and having almost all of that money go to large corporations and very wealthy individuals? What could we do to get more of that, those green energy subsidies into the hands of ordinary Americans? For by example, doing what the Germans have done and allowing ordinary people to put solar panels on their house and sell electricity back to the grid. We'll also hear from Dana Goldstein in a minute about other ways that people can improve themselves through more savings. These things, I think, are within our reach. The key practical takeaway I hope you get from this is that we are at the moment spending about half a trillion dollars a year in subsidies for asset accumulation of one kind or another. That would be the money we're spending on the home interest deduction, on the preferential treatment of capital gains and other benefits, tax subsidies to savings and investment. And about 80 percent of that money is going to the wealthiest Americans. The top 1 percent is getting about $50,000 a year in tax subsidy while the average person is getting about $3. So we have a completely, we have an actually very aggressive asset building program but it is completely focused on people who are already rich and does almost nothing for people who have yet to accumulate assets. So we have the opportunity to turn that around and we also have the political moment coming up very soon because I think it's the Washington consensus right now that right away after this next presidential election, it's all going to be about tax reform. And everybody wants a simpler, fairer, better tax code. Well, this is our moment to begin to readjust these tremendous half trillion dollars in tax subsidies and get them going to the people who need to have it go. I'll just leave you with one thought which comes to us from James Galbreath, who's kind of known as a very liberal Keynesian economist. Keynesians are often at least perceived to be rather hostile to savings. But he makes the observation that with the benefit of hindsight, what really happened during the 1930s and 40s that got us out of the Great Recession? Of course we had a new deal and the new deal did a lot of very good things, right? It built a lot of infrastructure, it created a lot of temporary jobs. At the end of the 1930s, we were still pretty much stuck in the rut. What changed was World War II, which of course tremendously boosted product production and raised income, but more importantly, and this is the part that people forget and that James Galbreath is reminding us of, it boosted savings because we had the entire population practically out there buying war bonds. So when the war was over, people were expecting just to go back to the Great Recession except something completely different happened. What happened was of course the Great Post-War Boom, which was brought to you by the accumulated savings of working class Americans in the form of those war bonds. Those war bonds are what allowed the expansion of credit to the middle class that financed the Great Post-War Boom. So I think if we are going to take a lesson from history and learn from the last time we were anywhere near here, it is savings ultimately and rebuilding the balance sheets of ordinary people that brings us long-term broad prosperity. Thank you.


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I mean walking in in the morning You can feel that energy that anticipation private property have gone to great lengths to plan this as Comprehensively as possible people learning from the very basics of how to even search all the way to going and Investing in a property in the United Kingdom So an event like this is really important for not only South Africans But everyone on the continent of Africa and everyone on any different property journey the content presented on the theaters Are really aimed at first-time buyers they can come through they can learn about getting their finances checked They credit check dodging those pitfalls that you might not know about as a first-time buyer and leaving more informed and feeling At ease with your decision Well, we came looking for information for first-time property owners Kind of looking to get into the property market a little bit I feel like a lot of young people need to get into property buying that really is important, especially Young intrapreneurs people just working on themselves Looks like my first home Now being at the top of the digital game means that all of your property needs are taken care of and are at your very Fingertips with private property, but of course being here at the property buy show means you get that first-hand interaction Face-to-face experience with the experts who might give you some of those trade secrets Face-to-face engagement is so important to us as private property because we are so strong online on an emotional journey Like property you actually really want to engage with someone often You actually want to talk to somebody and a show like this is a way for people to have a property experience Which was really cool and close to our hearts So the property investor theatre we have content that's being presented on you know investing in property how to structure your portfolio Tax benefits for spending a certain amount of properties You can come through the expo and actually just meet all the role players in one place The property industry is a very dynamic one that is constantly changing So making those informed decisions and not just rushing in is so important And one thing I've learned today is that property as an industry is more than just about location location location It's about by selling financing structures and spotting that ideal opportunity The property buyer show is a mainstay and has been Synonymous with being a platform of knowledge a hub of knowledge are coming together and networking space And I think with private property taking over the ownership of it with the already incredible offering They have with their major online presence They are now taking the next step in making it more accessible to every single South Africa In fact every single person around the world who can go to privateproperty.co.z We often want to make sure that we use our financial expertise to do good and what a great way to Have that in action through the form of a property buyer show Where first-time buyers investors can get key information about everything they need to know about home buying So it's key critical for us My favorite thing about this event is I think the excitement from Those people that are in the in the industry and those that have seen it evolve over the years How excited they are about the current state of the property industry and where the future may lie the integration of Technologies into this current space that younger people are interested There's even kids as young as grade 11 learners that are here to find some kind of mentorship because they're looking at the Property industry and a career in property as a possibility. That's very exciting One thing that really was interesting was the whole rent to rent I mean something like that you don't necessarily think about you think like okay cool Just because I am renting this house like you think that it's all on you You've got to rent this house But you can actually rent other rooms in the house and make money out of that as well like that was interesting Yeah, I think with the beauty around a show like this is it appeals to all sorts No, I mean not just the real estate industry as a whole but buyers and sellers and particularly what I like It's an opportunity for first-time buyers to to come and get a little bit of insights into as I like to call it the good The bad and the ugly of buying your first home After spending the day here I really hope that with the next property buyers shows that this will really be something that people get interested in and I feel like you don't even have to be somebody who's interested in property as such just come around here and Listen to the presentations Ask a couple of questions and you'll find yourself immediately being attracted to this dynamic industry and Hopefully with you being here you'll be able to ensure your future Benjamin Franklin once said that an investment in knowledge always pays the best interest and here with all of these experts You have the key to unlock all the knowledge to shift your mindset Thank you cat giving us all of the information that we need and of course if you're in Durban Catch the property buyers show the third and the fourth of August. Yep And then it shifts to Johannesburg from the 18th to the 20th of October go and connect with the industry experts find out Everything you need to know about buying property. That's right and tickets are available at property buyers show dot com


Hi friends, welcome to my channel. I am Arapatakarva and in this video, I will be answering your questions related to TGT-PGT examination. If you are confused about the correct order of answering the question or worried about the correct subject sequence, I am going to answer it all. If you are wondering whether you should go for grammar first or literature first or confused about the target score, you will get all of your questions answered by the end of this video and that's my promise. We will look at the right approach to solve the paper so that it will help you boost your marks while we all know that any insufficient approach can cause you to lose valuable marks in the TGT-PGT exam. If you are new to this channel, then please hit the subscribe button and press the bell icon so that you never miss an update. We are proud to share that we are India's largest growing YouTube channel in the field of UGC-NET TGT-PGT exam preparation right now having maximum number of subscribers. So, let us start by looking at the first important tip that I have for all of you and that is to avoid silly mistakes. Many times, I've seen students lose out 10 to 15 marks due to silly mistakes. I have seen a variety of silly mistakes being made by students. In numerical question, they sometimes note down the wrong digit while solving the question. On the other hand, some students mark the wrong answer in OMR sheet even when they know the correct answer and they have seen that in the question paper. Hence, you need to be extra cautious regarding the silly mistakes. Whenever you mark an answer, please recheck the question number. The answer you have chosen and the answer you've marked in the OMR sheet should be the same. Most of the silly mistakes happen when you try to quickly solve the questions out of the fear of losing time. In such haste, many times, you do not read the question correctly and miss out on the important words such as except not correct. These words, if not paid attention to, can change the direction of your answer. For example, which amongst the following is not a play written by John Galsworthy and you have four options. You did not read the word not in the question and you end up picking the play you are most familiar with, that is, justice. Because in your head, John Galsworthy's play is justice, but you did not read other options. It will only be later that you realize that the other options were also plays written by John Galsworthy and the question inquired for which was not written by John Galsworthy. So, it is very important to read the questions carefully. Make sure you understand the question well, read it twice and carefully read the options too. Another important thing is to always attempt the question in one go. Do not take an approach where you revisit a question again and again and keep on changing your answers every time you revisit the question. Instead, take 30 seconds, patiently read the question, all the options, mark it and then move ahead. Hence, to summarize this first tip, double check the question while reading it, double check your answers before entering them in the OMR and be aware of any potential silly mistake. Moving on to point number two, which is time management. Now, this happens to a lot of students. Whenever they start answering, they take more time than they should in solving the first 10-15 questions. Now, how does this hamper you? After taking too much time in the first 10-15 question, you look at your watch and you realize that you are racing against time. So, then you make up your mind to quickly solve the rest of the paper and this approach gives rise to various silly mistakes that I just mentioned. One significant portion where you lose out on much valuable time are the reading comprehensions, where usually you read the comprehension line by line, then go to the questions one by one, only to come back to the passage to locate the question and finding out that you have forgotten the entire passage.  So, the best way out of this situation is to fix a certain time slot for every question in your mind. For a two-hour paper, try to complete it in 100 minutes. Hence, for 100 questions to be done in 100 minutes, you should keep a track of one minute per question.  At times, we get so much attached to a particular question just because we have studied that topic in detail, we have always made an effort to solve the mock test of that topic, but on the day of the exam, we are not able to solve it. So, get over attached to the topic. Hence, we keep wasting time over that one particular question. Five to ten minutes wasted over one question won't fetch you extra ten marks, but rather make you lose out on the next ten questions which you could have attempted comfortably. Hence, time management as a principle in your TAI exam is very important. Let me add a bonus tip here before we proceed further. Do fill your OMR sheet alongside as you attempt your question paper. Complete ten questions. Take a break. Mark these ten questions in the OMR. Don't wait until the last minute to mark questions in the OMR as it is going to be very risky and you may lose out on marking the questions you have solved correctly in the paper.  Before we move on to the next point, here's something I want to share. If you are preparing for TGTPGT English exam, then I have an amazing news for you. We have just released separate video course for TGTPGT exams. We are proud to announce that we are the only institute in India right now that teaches through animated videos. 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For more information related to the courses we offer, feel free to shoot your queries on WhatsApp number displayed on your screen right now and me and my team will be more than happy to assist you. Moving to the next point, point number three, which is the elimination technique. It is one of my favorite tips as I derive it from the fictional character of Sherlock Holmes created by Arthur Connell Doyle in the 19th century. So Doyle in his work, the casebook of Sherlock Holmes says a very famous line and I quote, when you have eliminated all which is possible, whatever remains however improbable must be the truth. You can apply these words to the four options that you get in the paper. After you have eliminated the wrong option, the one which remains shall be the correct one. Hence, whenever you are confused between two options, use the elimination technique to solve the question. Rather than being under confident in taking a shot in the dark, the elimination technique will come handy as a smart guesswork and make your answer more probable. Moving on to point number four, which is the very, very important point and that is to take a deep breath and relax. So the fourth tip is not panic. Now you will ask me, how is it possible to not panic in an important exam like TGTPGT? It is a tough one, right? Tell me one thing straight, my friend. Even if you panic, what is the guarantee that you will clear the exam? So just remember, do not panic if you fail to attempt a few questions. Your sole focus should be on attempting the paper in front of you and not think about which questions are going to be correct or incorrect. You will have ample time to think about these things once you leave the exam hall. So do keep in mind that examination is not demanding 200 out of 200 score from you or 100 out of 100 score from you. The cutoff generally hours around 70% which is 140 marks out of 200. Hence, even if some of your questions are marked incorrectly and you realize that while attempting the paper, do not panic. You just need to clear the cutoff and a few incorrect questions won't make a huge difference. As you know, there will always be 10 to 15 questions in your TGTPGT exam which you will have no clue about. But that is how the paper is set. No matter how much you have studied or how many attempts you have had, there will be few 10-15 questions which will always be a surprise for you. So don't fall into the trap of attempting all questions. However, you must attempt it entirely if there is no negative marking. But what you should not do is to think about previous questions you just attempted and waste your time thinking whether it was correct or not correct. Just focus on the question that is displayed in front of you. Moving on to the last point which is related to the panic point I just mentioned. Dear aspirants, the last point is do not be result oriented. Even the Bhagavad Gita advises us with the theme of nishkam karam which asks us to do our act and not worry about the results. Any situation you face in your life, you can always look back upon this teaching from Bhagavad Gita. When it comes to attempting examined real life, you have everything you need at your disposal. Your mind, the question paper and the answer hidden between the options.  Always remember that your life does not end there. You will have opportunities if not here then somewhere else but a gate shall always be open for you. Just keep hope and give your 100% focus to every question you are attempting. For example if you are solving question number 43, then you shouldn't be thinking about the answer you picked in question 42 and neither think about what is going to come in question 44. This is how you will be able to do justice can give your best to every question. I shall leave you with a quote by Steve Jobs which I hope will inspire you just like it inspires me every morning and I quote, all I ask is that today you do the best work of your entire life. Silly mistakes usually happen when you don't focus on the question flashing on your screen but worry about other things. Friends do remember the scene from Mahabharat where Guru Dronacharya is teaching archery to all the princes and ask them what do they see in front of them. Somebody says that they see a beautiful field, someone says that they see a tree, someone says that he sees leaves of the tree but it was only Arjun who said that he only sees the eye of the bird and nothing else. That means his focus was only on what he wanted to achieve. So whenever you are taking gate or even other mock test of any other exam like TGT-PGT, your focus should only be on the question that is displayed in front of your screen. You should not focus on things like what if I'm not able to clear the exam, what will my parents say, my relatives and friends would make fun of me. All these things should not bother you. If you found this video helpful then please like this video by giving it a big fan thumbs up and also share it with other fellow aspirants who are struggling with similar kind of questions. I'm quite eager to know how you felt about this video. Did you like it? Not like it? Did you find it helpful? Please share your views in the comments below. Also if you have any questions, any doubts or if you want me to make a video on any other topic then feel free to put that in the comment section as well. That's it from my side for this video lecture. I'll meet you very very soon in the next video lecture. Till the time we meet next, happy learning, keep loving literature and stay tuned to arpitakarwa.com


Welcome to the life of two Australian shepherds BOOM on njroute22.com Okay, so the objective of this week's episode week 19 it was to get To show how how annoying these dogs are with their Crying and barking yelping sometimes it goes on for hours But every time I filmed them they were just moaning like a like a chainsaw in the distance So that's what I was left with and I kept trying a hundred takes at least a hundred takes And they would always stop making the most annoying sounds in the world When I filmed them, but I did manage to get a couple here, and I'll show you what it's like non stop. It truly is Ear piercing to the point where I have to either separate them and let them out or Or leave the room The next two scenes you'll know what it's like for real In other news We do take one of the dogs out for doggy daycare once a week and when the dogs are alone away from each other They're really really calm. They're like well behaved perfect dogs, and that's that's really nice And here's sunny leaving graduation from doggy Training puppy training. See you next week on the life of two Australian shepherds on njrude22.com


Using a sterile puppet tip, our toothpicks let a single colony grow on solid culture media. Drop the tip or toothpick into the liquid culture media. Loosely close the cap of the glass tube so that it is not airtight. Make sure to label the details of the sample on the tube before culturing. Also make sure to have a separate tube of liquid media without any bacterial sample which would be labeled as negative control. Use liquid bacterial culture at 37 degrees Celsius for 12 to 18 hours in a shaking incubator. After incubation check for growth which is characterized by a cloudy haze in the media as shown here. Inoculating using disposable loculating loop. Using a sterile disposable loculating loop, let a single colony grow from solid culture media. Put the tube containing liquid media and put the tip of the loop inside and gently spin the loop in the media for 15 to 25 seconds as being shown. Close the cap of the glass tube so that it is not airtight. Place the samples in the incubator at 37 degrees Celsius and securely close the incubator. After 12 to 24 hours check for bacterial growth. Tubes with white haze in the liquid media shows positive growth and tubes with clear media shows no growth as compared with the negative control.


And they kind of fit right in. They pick stuff up pretty quickly. I mean, it's been competitive. Like, after the first two, like, it's been competitive. And we're going to have some tough decisions to make as this thing goes. John and Mike, just to kind of see where this thing's at. But I mean, right now, it's a pretty competitive group. And it's going to be interesting to see how it plays out. How much do you fight for guys as you near a roster cut? And what are those conversations like with you and Mike? Maybe John, if you drop Mike some of them? Yeah, I mean, they do a good job of including us and asking our opinions on guys. Obviously, it comes down to John and Mike and their vision for as this thing goes. But we have opinions as a DC, as a position coach. We kind of have a feel for these guys, how they're going to fit the unit, right? Like, that's a big part of it. Not just necessarily the best player, but how they're going to fit the unit, the piece that we need, who might have some more versatility, but might not be as talented, right? All that stuff comes into play. So it'll be interesting to see here in the next couple of days. A call against boarders kind of set what personal foul is there, or you think maybe a little hard? Yeah, no, I think that's the rules. Like, you can't have unnecessary contact. You sling the guy down. We've seen that called a lot throughout the past couple of years. Caleb, get more stamps than you expected, or did they just have so few stamps early that you were able to get them in at the second? Yeah, I mean, I think as the game went, it kind of was what it was. We had an idea of how much we want to play him, along with everybody else, right? And he got in, got his work done, and then we put some other guys in there. How confident are you in the progress that Caleb has made? Yeah, I think he's learning every day. I do. Like, these games are extremely valuable to him, right? Going out there and actually doing it, being able to take it from practice to the game. And again, he's a rookie. We've talked about this before. Just he's learning every day. He's trying to refine his techniques and fundamentals, where he's not just going out there and trying to play ball. I got this cat. Like, it don't work that way here.  And I think he's improving, but it's an everyday thing. How much pride have you taken in no touchdowns allowed and disappointed that you gave up a couple tonight? Yeah, I mean, I was encouraged with the way we've been playing, not necessarily the points aspect of it, but the way we've been playing, the energy, the flying around. I was disappointed with the two-minute drive there at the end. Didn't think we executed very well. And you get penalties in two minutes. It kills you. We had two big penalties there. Stopped the clock and chunked plays, right? So we got to improve that. It was good to get in that situation, but it's got to be better. But I've been encouraged up to this point with guys' momentum that we're kind of starting to build confidence, everything that goes with it. When was the last time you had the staff you got to talk to, Mike, and there was this message to you guys tonight, and how you envision, how do you think they're not sitting tonight probably going to happen? Yeah, so we had a staff meeting this morning, and it was status quo. Kind of go through the same deal. Make sure we're good operationally with everything, with the adjustments we made. I mean, he's been engaged throughout the week with everything going on. Obviously, it's just he wasn't here tonight. And that was probably the biggest thing prior to tonight is just making sure everybody's on the same page, kind of how things were going to operate with Stretch and Ock. And I'm sure he was watching, like I'm sure I might have some text messages when I go back in the locker room, but I'm sure he was watching. So we'll see. Mike, if you had kind of stretched his joy, here's his moment, I guess, moment of the sun. Yeah, he enjoyed it a lot, man. I mean, he does a lot of stuff. Him and Mike communicate a lot during the game anyway, just in terms of game management and situations and all that type of stuff. I mean, he's been involved in that throughout his time here. So it was good to see him down there and kind of doing it. Generally, you guys have been better, maybe not so much tonight, but in general, the preseason's been pretty good for you guys. Do you feel like that there's an increased sense of confidence going into the regular season after what happened last year? Yeah, I hope so. I hope so. I mean, that's what we've been preaching, getting these guys to fly around, play with confidence, challenge, expect to win their one-on-ones across the board, whatever it is, any call that's made, expect to execute. And I think they're taking hold of it, right? I think they're accepting the challenge. I think they're embracing it. We just got to continue to do that, continue to find success, and hopefully it continues the bill for us. What are your impressions? The air from Oberstein is a guy who started for you guys. And I guess, how we've seen him progress throughout the preseason, it seems like he's made it a couple of places. Yeah, I think he's had a good camp.  I think he's grown up. I think he's become more of a pro this year than he has been in the past. And part of that's maturity.  So I think it's been a process for him, but I think he's matured, right? And I think it carries over in his day-to-day, how he practices, and then obviously that carries over to game day. What were your impressions of field and was it good to be able to get some work against the mobile quarterback before the season starts? Yeah, absolutely.  Like, we talked about that going into the game. Like, we got to be better, more disciplined, more coordinated when we rush those types of players. So I think it was good. I think he made some plays with his legs.  The guys did a good job playing back for it, right? So it was a good test for us, especially going into week one, guy like Tyler, similar skill set, right? So, man, I was glad we had the opportunity tonight. Thanks, Shane. Hey, Shane, real fast. Do you have any idea who gave stretch, the challenge info from the booth? Do you know who did that to that? I did not know who he was working with. No? OK. I say out of that. OK. That was a really good try. But the odds of an answer were below one percent. I spoke to them to have Woodside, Harkley, Batson, and some. Hey, Recro, you got 100% of the shot. That's right. Thank you, Kel. Thank you, Kel. Appreciate it. It was not my variable. It's not a variable. It's not a variable tic-tac. Buzzed in a little tag. Did Buck run a pole for him?