T.F.N.N. The Tiger. Financial News Network. Update. Hi everyone, Basel Chapman here on this Tuesday, the 15th of November, mid-month, and we're looking at really a spectacular move into this new recovery high at $33,987 high. We're at $33,885 right now. Pull back a bit from the high. And what's really important about this is that my contention has been for subscribers that the $33,900 will be somewhat of a resistance area. The day is young, not just over 30 minutes into the trading day and we've already touched it once. Let's see what happens later on. Most importantly, look at this weekly chart here. Very nicely above the inside track. Repalence zone. Will it become a pro-palance zone? We'll see soon enough. Looking at the S&P. S&P is actually up very nicely here. Touching the 200-period exponential moving average. It's up 68 at 4,000 and 2024. Very nice action. Leg B in the weekly chart. That means a lot more work. But that daily chart, that's a very nice comeback from just four days ago where it was lagging. Now, leg D in the QQQs. Strong move up of 2.5 percent. Up 719 at 292.68. Very nice move here in leg D. Weekly chart bumping into the resistance in the temporary inside track repellent zone. We'll see. This is just about the beginning of the week. We'll see what happens by midweek. And we're looking at the IWM. The Russell 2000 having a very strong move up 2 percent. Up 367 at 188.51. Just above the 200-period exponential moving average. We'll discuss these when I get back for my show. The Tiger Conditions Hour. Gold continues moving higher. It's down 3 at 1774 on the 200-period moving average. But it did make a new recovery high of 1791. Very good action. Probably getting just a little tired yet momentarily. And we're looking at the dollar which keeps pulling back. So gold is at its 200-period moving average resistance. And the dollar is at 200-period exponential moving average support. We're going to be watching this closely. And we also look at crude oil which has been pulling back. It's down again today down a dollar at 85. Watching this closely because this is really helping the market in the sense that there's some kind of alleviation of the pressure from higher yields. We're looking at the TLT at 98.36.


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Okay, so now we have divisions along our grid. All right, so this each one of these particular primitives here represents Wood Plank that we're going to extrude out and we're going to detail and stuff like that, okay? But what I want to do now is I want to actually send this through another another loop because on each one of these particular Rows I actually want to offset the wood planks. I don't want, you know, these guys to be completely lined up with each other All right, so let's take a look at how to do that. This is going to introduce a new concept with our for each loop here, and that is the create meta-import node All right, so this node actually contains quite a bit of useful information when it comes to Using these for loops and you'll find that you're going to start using them a ton Okay, especially when you get in a procedural like randomization of things because we need some sort of value that moves through time Okay, so before I go too much farther with that whole concept. Let's talk about this a little bit more All right, so we have this meta data node now Okay, and if we were to come down to the geometry spreadsheet All right, so if you don't have that open you can always hit the little plus button right here it's a new pain tab type and You can then select the geometry spreadsheet and it'll pop up in whatever pain that you did that in, okay? But if we go into that geometry spreadsheet, we hit this little button right here. This is the detail view All right, this is an attribute that we can actually attach to each particular object a full object all right, but this in this case I have the meta data node selected and you could see it has some useful information on it all right So it has this iteration Attribute and it has this num iteration attribute Okay, so and if I were to go and set this to single pass and then select that meta Data node you can see the iteration is set to zero So one thing I want to do is I want to watch this move here when I move the slider down here But you notice that when I select a new node All right, it changes the view the scope What and what attributes I can see because these attributes are basically tied to wherever they are in the stream of nodes Okay, so I want to be able to just look view this data, so I'm gonna hit this little pin button right here Okay, and then select that Block in note there and you can see now our iteration is changing. There's some value. That's moving through time All right, plus we also get this num iteration so we can see how many iterations we have total inside of all this entire loop Okay, so very useful information what I'm going to do next is come in here and name this So I'm going to call this the main loop All right and very important to name these guys because you're gonna end up when your network start to get bigger You're gonna end up with a lot of these metadata nodes So you want to be able to reference them and know what kind of know which loop it is for so I'm gonna call this the main loop Okay, so our next task in here Let me turn off this single pass here. Our next task is to offset these guys So I want to randomly offset each row. All right, and that'll offset all these planks from each other But it'll make sure that it's still tiles left and right Okay, so to do that what I'm gonna do is drop down the transform node So I hit tab all right started typing in transform and now I have this transform node So I'm gonna wire it into our network that we're building up here And what I want to do is come up to the translate So now if I were to add value in this X direction you could see that all of my Rows are moving together and that's not what I want. What I want to do is I want to use this main loop I want to use the information in here this iteration value Okay, so I want to pull that information in so how do we do that? Well, we have to use another expression function called the detail function So because this is a detail attribute. So what I want to do is start typing out detail parentheses and this time I have to use a string Okay, and that's because I don't have this data coming into this input So I need to reference this node. So I'm gonna type two quotation marks and type in dot dot forward slash And then type in main loop And that gets us up and out of this node and now we can reference any node that's in this space that relative space there So main loop Okay, and then I'm gonna put a column in there and then you can see in the Attela sense help here We want another string. Okay, so you can see down the examples. It's looking for a node And then it's looking for an attribute name and then the component mask for that Okay, so the the attribute name is this down here this iteration Okay So let's put into quotation marks because it's expecting a string and we're gonna type in iteration And then we're gonna put another comma and then we just want the first component because it is only a size of one over here All right, meaning it's just a single value It's not a vector or an array of values kind of thing. All right So once we do that you'll notice that we are moving over one each time All right, we get this nice stair-stepped look, but that's not really what I'm going after I actually want to randomize this. All right. Well, this will work Just fine.  And so what I want to do is I want to randomize this Okay, so this what we can do is we can put it inside of a ran function All right, so I'm taking this whole detail expression function and putting it inside of a random function There we go. So now we're getting a little bit offset But now what I want is the ability to control how intense that offset is. All right So this is fine This random function is great because it returns a value between zero and one for us or negative one and one All right. And what I want to do is I actually want to Give it a new range. I want to take that new range. All right, and I want to expand it into User-defined values. Okay, so I'm going to type in fit another expression function And you can see that we're taking in a bunch of floats. All right, so we have the current number, which is this this random detail Result. All right, we have our old minimum our old maximum and our new minimum and our new maximum. All right, so I'm going to type all this in here for you guys so you can see so I'm going to say Comma zero to one. So that's our old minute max. All right, so this random function return zero to one Okay, and then I want to remap it to a value of let's say negative four to four and then put in our final parentheses You there you can see that it pushes it in and out much farther All right, what's great about this once we get later into the course here We'll expose these values up to our HD a currently it's not an HD a but we'll expose those values up here So we can just change it at the root level I'm making it really fast and really efficient All right, so there we go. We just learned how to use the main loop How to access the information from it and how to randomize our offsets? So now we get something a little bit more natural when it comes to these wood planks All right, so let's move on to the next lecture and just keep detailing these out


Ranger Bill, his mind alert, already smile, unswerving, loyal to his mission and all this in exchange for the satisfaction and pride of a job well done. As chief ranger I like to keep right up to date with everything that goes on and I get a lot of very much appreciated help from my friends. I'm very fortunate this way, maybe it's because all the people in the district know that we're trying to do a sincere job. One of my friends is Ted Coates, who owns and runs the barge line on the Shady River. The Shady River is becoming more important every year as a main line for freight, especially since there's so much national defense effort going on here in the district. Uncle Sam is making great underground facilities, of which I am not at liberty to discuss. But the Shady River figures in as a most important artery for barges loaded with cargoes of every description. Ted invited Stompy and I down to Central City to see a new tow boat. Here's Central City. Yep, right where it's always been. Say, what's so special about a tow boat? Ain't they all the same? You see one, you see them all. You're in for an education old timer. I am? You sure are. If Ted asked us down here to show us what I think he's going to show us. Hey, I thought this was a secret. It's a semi-secret. Well, no, if there ain't one for the cake. I've here to semi-trailer, semi-circle, semi-final, semi-fluid, semi-conscious, semi-double, semi-dome. But I ain't never here to have a semi-secret. A semi-secret is a half-secret stuff. How can a secret be a secret if it's a half-secret? Okay, forget it. I know it. I'll talk to you out sooner or later. Hey, we're here already. See, what's that? That's Ted's surprise. His new tow boat. Tow boat? Looks more like one of them pocket battleships to me. Now, how can you carry a battleship in your pocket? Oh, wise guy, huh? Come on, get out. We'll find Ted and look at this giant of the river. Well, how do you like this tow boat of mine, fellas? It's a beauty, Ted. A real beauty. What kind of a handle did you fasten onto it? A handle. Oh, you mean a name? Yep. I named it the river giant. Very fine, Ted. Man, it is a giant. Yes, this tow boat weighs 350 ton. Oh, that one time? Yes, all at one time, Stumpy. Give us more of the vital statistics, will you, Ted? All right. The river giant has five decks, 10 rudders, four diesel engines that generate 8,500 horsepower. That's a lot of horses, sonny. A lot of horses. You said it, Stumpy. But the river giant is going to need all those horses to push an integrated tow up the river. No, wait a minute, young fella. Wait a minute. Now what did I say wrong? You said this tow boat is going to push a tow up the river. How can a tow boat push a tow? Ain't a tow boat supposed to pull the tow? Looks like he's got you this time, dad. I know it sounds peculiar to say a tow boat pushes its load of barges rather than tows it. But the truth of the matter is that tow can be handled and maneuvered with pinpoint accuracy by pushing it rather than by pulling it. Does that clear things up, old timer? Come on, Stumpy. Stop pulling his leg. Okay, young fella. Now stop making you think I don't know what's going on on the river. I've seen many a tow boat push you and instead of pulling, fella's got to have a little fun, you know.  A million dollars. How much? One million dollars. Where'd you get a million dollars? Your old uncle didn't leave you that much. Uncle didn't leave me a million dollars, and this tow boat won't really be mine for many years. No, you have gotten a puzzle. Here, look at this plate on the bulkhead. What's it say? Property of the Central City National Bank under Equipment Trust Certificate. What's that mean? Well, it means that the Central City National Bank lent me the million dollars to buy the river giant. In fact, several banks are working together on this. It's kind of like a big mortgage. They have to pay interest in some of the loan back every year until the whole thing's paid off. You see, old timer, not many companies or individuals have a million dollars that they can put down cash on the barrel here. That is, especially to buy a lot of expensive equipment. So they borrow the money, and then the company pays off the principal an interest. Yeah, Bill, you was right before. I was right before when? When you said I was going to get an education. This has been a rough course. Say, how about relaxing on the river giant while I take you for a cruise down the river in fact? Do I have to get one of them their trust certificates? No, all you have to do is get on board and we'll get underway. Good. After all that education. Say, Stubby, how about taking the wheel for a while? See how easily she handles it. Nope. Oh, why not? Bill did. I sure did. The river giant handles like a dream. Nope. Why not? I ain't about to try and steer a million dollars. I might run it into a bank. Old timer. I never cease to admire your sense of humor. You better keep your eye on the road, sonny. I mean the river. Looks like someone's coming against you with some barges. Hey, sure is. Let's give them a couple of blasts. Now that marks a good man. Always on the job. Always thinks. And he gives you eight hours of work for every eight hours of pay. Say, two, four, six, eight, ten. Is that a pretty good size toe he's pushing? Sure is, Bill. Ten barges with a million gallons of gasoline in each barge. Uh-huh. I thought those were tank barges. Ten million gallons of gasoline. Great day in the morning. We don't fool around, Stumpy. One of those barges costs eighty-five thousand dollars. We make them work night and day, and every day we can. One of those buckets costs eighty-five thousand dollars. Oh, they earn their keep, and then some. Mark's pushing an acre and a half of cargo up the river. That reminds me. Better turn the river giant around and head back up river. Hey, that was some turn you made, sonny. Is this thing bend in the middle? No, Stumpy, but with ten rudders and four screws, we can turn her pretty well. Screws? Propellers to you, old timer. Oh, why did you say so? Each screw works independently, as well as together. Yes, sir, E. Bob. You name this here, Tobald Wright. It really is a river giant. Everything's put to bed. Today's work is done. We sure enjoying ourselves, Ted. Many thanks. That's right. This was fun, and educational at the same time. Oh, don't mention it. I'd be glad to have you come back any time. Well, Ted, we gotta run now. It's getting late. Oh, no, you don't. You fellas are staying for dinner. We really can't. Stumpy, what's the matter with you? You kicked my shin.  Don't you know who the cook is around here? Oh, all right, you old rascal. You've got your mouth set for Mrs. Murphy's cooking, so I might as well agree to stay. Yep, that's right. My stomach hears Mrs. Murphy's voice calling. Come and get it. It's about that time, too. Let's go get washed up. Where's Mark and his toe? Oh, he's gone up the river to Naughty Pine, Bill. Without his supper? There's a complete galley on both tobogs to feed the crew. They get good food. When do they rest? Well, let's say they won't get to Naughty Pine until late, and they lay over and start back with another toe. We switch pilots here as the toes go by. Tomorrow's my day to break in the river giant, taking a 16 barge toe down to Junction City. That ought to keep you out of this, Jeff. You said it. Let's go have dinner. What's the matter, old timer? Lost your appetite? Lost it? I think I got rigor mortis of the stomach. How can you have that, Stumpy? My stomach's so full I can't move. When you can't move, you got rigor mortis. That's only when you're dead. That's what I think I did. You did what? Killed my stomach with Mrs. Murphy's good, delicious food.  He's got room for more apple pie. Don't you be fool, sonny. The only part of the apple pie I could get down right now might be one apple seed.  Oh, don't say that. Say, by the way, fellas, if that alarm bell goes off suddenly, don't head for the fallout, children. Something new? Yes, Bill. It bells wired to the radio. Quite frankly, I got tired of constantly watching for the red light to go on when I'm in the house.  Well, Ted, beginning to look like us two stuffed birds are going to be very poor after-dinner guests. If you said it, young fella, that makes three of us. I do it every evening after dinner. A cat nap is a good thing for cats and people. Oh, what a time to have to get up and move. Where's the radio? It's out in the office, Bill. I'll answer it. Be right back. That's fine by me. Yep. Me too. Yes, Mark. What's up? Ted, I'm on fire. You're on fire? Makes sense, man. What's on fire? A barge. A barge is on fire. I don't know what to do. Help me, Ted. Cut it loose. Cut it loose. I'm on my way with the river giant. Cut the burning barge loose. Do you reap me, Mark? Mark. Mark.  Here, sir. Bill, we've got to move fast. Mark and his boys may have to jump ship and 10 million gallons of gas is loose on this river. Ranger 1, the fireboat. Come in, Casey. Casey to Ranger 1. We're proceeding down river at full speed. We can see the fire. What's it look like? The fire is presently confined to the front barges. Maybe it's only one barge. I can't tell yet. Now, we can see the fire now.  They're new to cover us with water while we go aboard Mark's boat. Try to cut loose the burning barges or barge as the case may be. Acknowledge. Casey to Bill. I'll reach you out and clear. Cut your speed, Ted. So the fireboat can come alongside. Right. Stumpy, you see any signs of life aboard the other boats? Clearly. They didn't jump ship. They're still on board, but they're all at the stern. As soon as we get the suits, we'll go aboard the other boat. Yes, sir. We better make it soon because that sure is going to be a hot bucket before long. I'm afraid, Bill. I'm afraid. I can't help it.   Mark, can you handle the river giant? Yes, I can handle it, but I got to get off of here. I got to get off of here before it blows up. Get up to the wheel and tell Ted I need him. Yes, sir. Right away. What's your plan, Sonny? I got the axis, Stumpy. Yep. You better get cutting soon, too, or that barge you're going to blow. Let's go, fellas.  Both barges? Yes. The heat will start the other one any minute. Let's go. Bill? Yeah? I'm going to back away and let the burning barges go down river. That's all I can do right now. You catch them with the river giant. Right. Come on, old timer. Let's get rid of the fiery furnace. It's a hot, hot, hot one, young fella. Right. Here comes the fire boat alongside. What now, Bill? Can you catch the barges and blow the hatch covers off to release the pressure? We can give it the old college try. Casey? Yes, sir? Stay as far away as you can. Still do the job with your high pressure nozzle. If the hatch covers start to buckle, turn back. That's an order. I'm going back aboard the river giant. Stay with your radio. You think we can catch those barges? Ted wants to show off his river giant. Here's his chance. Now, just in case we don't make it, you get on the radio and have the Central City police evacuate the riverfront. Good idea. I heard telling them two million gallons of burning gas are going to land. I know you've got a lot on your mind right now, but I've got to talk to you.  I've got time to listen. Well, this will only take a couple of minutes. I'll be done before we catch up with the barges. Go ahead. Say what's on your mind. Bill, am I a coward? What makes you think you are, Mark? Well, I panicked when the barges caught fire and left the wheel and almost jumped ship. I was scared to death. Scared stiff.  Yes. I've never had anything happen like this before, but you're not answering my question. Am I a coward? Mark, why do people call the fire department when their house is on fire instead of trying to put the fire out by themselves? Well, the fire department has men trained to fight fire and equipment, too. That's the point. I know you wouldn't have panicked if you had been through this experience before or had firefighting training. Boy, that's a load off my mind, but I've still got to prove myself. Let me tell you a secret, Mark. Yes? When I went out to cut the burning barges loose, I was scared to death, too. You wouldn't kid me, would you? We're not talking about joking matters. Well, where'd you get the courage and strength to go out and cut the barges loose? When I stand in fear and trembling, I get my help from the Lord. He gives me the strength to do what I am supposed to do. Now, don't look at me, Mark. Don't marvel at my courage and strength. Without the Lord's help, I would have run the other way. Casey, did you get the hatches blown off? Yeah, and we did it without getting ourselves sinched. Good boy.  We're going in and push the second barge up on the river bank. What about the first barge, Bill? One hot bucket at a time. Are you ready? Make your move and we'll cover you. All right, Tad, beach number two barge. Right. Here we go. Feel the fierce heat from inside the wheelhouse. Casey, where's the water? We're moving in close now. We'll be in nozzle range in a few seconds. Well, hurry up while we suffocate from the heat. The water's on its way. Good shot. Keep us sprayed until we beach the barge. You can get back and cool off. Hey, hold on. We're heading on a beach. Ramming the ground with all you've got, so it'll stay until it's burned out. A little tight for the shock.  Now let's get out of here and go after the other one. Tad, how are you fellas coming with evacuating the waterfront? Well, we'll have both sides of the river evacuated in about 10 minutes, Tubby. How's it going up there? We beached one barge, but the other ones way ahead of us now. We're chasing it. Can you catch it before it reaches us? I don't know. Why? I just found out the mining company is 10,000 pounds of high explosive starting one of the warehouses right along the water. What's it doing there? I just came in today on a barge. They haven't had time to move it except into a warehouse under guard. You've got to stop that hot barge or boom, Central City will just be a memory. And that's the situation. We got one headache on top of the other. Tad, how much more can you push your engines? I'm at top speed now, Bill, except for a small reserve. Casey, have you got any reserve speed left? None. I'm having trouble even keeping up with you guys. My engines are for pumping water, not run the speedboat. Stumpy, call for a helicopter on the double. Come on, Mark, we've got work to do.  Yes. How's yours? Okay. I guess we're ready, Harb. Let's go. Do you understand the plan, Mark? Yes. You want to drop this light cable onto the back of the barge so that the copter can pull back and try to slow the barge enough so that the river giant can catch up and then ram it ashore. Right. The pilot will lower me on his winch cable as close as he can. Then I'll throw the hoop of this cable over the stern pleat. I want you to stand by in case I miss the cleat. You pull the cable back up while the copter is maneuvering for another track. Do you understand the plan, Harb? Yes, sir. Now, there's the barge. Well, the river giant has about five miles to go to catch the barge, and it's about 15 miles to Central City from where the barge is now. All right. We haven't got time to jaw. Lower me when I give the signal. No, you don't. This is my job. Huh? What are you talking about, Mark? Like you said, there isn't time to jaw. Lower away and pay off the thin cable. Okay. You're on your way. Bill, are you sure it's all right? Does he know what he's doing? Will he be strong enough to throw the cable over the cleat? Don't worry about him, Harb. He is drawing his strength on the unlimited source. Pull on the cable. What? Are you sure? Well, I ought to know. I've been looking at him almost every day for nine and 15 years. Must be Mark. But what's Mark doing on the cable? I don't know. But it must be all right. Copter's moving over the stern of the barge. He's going to drop the hoop on the cleat now in a second. Oh, and that heat must be terrific. Can't stay there for long, Stumpy. He dropped it. Missed. Yeah. It looks like they're circling for another try. They'd better make it this time. We're running out of miles. What do you say, Bill? Is he all right, or should we bring him up? He's okay. I just got the sign from him. Look, I don't recommend more than one more time, Bill.  The updrafts are bad. I know. Try and hold him steady. I believe he'll make it. Oh, I'm glad I'm not there. Boy, without that asbestos suit, he'd fry. And all you got. Wide open now. They're going in again. Gotta make it this time. They've got you. The copter is over the stern cleat. What's taking so long for the drop? He'll fry. Mark seems to be taking measure and aim. He dropped it. Good shot. They're hooked. Now they can slow the barge down enough so as we can catch it. Look, Stumpy, it's working. We're gaining like crazy. Stand by and hold on tight.  You did a fantastic job. Thanks, boss, but Bill and his men are the ones who deserve all the thanks, not me. Nonsense. Took a lot of courage and strength to do what you did. Well, it wasn't my strength and courage. Well, what do you mean it wasn't yours? I'm not joking. The Lord gave me the strength and courage to do that job. I don't understand. Well, I don't understand all of it either, but Bill does. He's the man that told me the secret. I'm sure he can fill us both in on some of the details. They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength. They shall mount up with wings as eagles. They shall run and not be weary. They shall walk and not faint. Well, see you again next week for more adventure with... Ranger Bill is produced in the radio studios of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. This is a Moody radio network production.


What's up everybody this is Kenny welcome back to the channel got another tutorial for y'all We're gonna be creating this this right here What is this This is Caesar or Cizer holographic Pearl vinyl This is what it looks like Looks purple, but it's not purple. So this is the mystic the mystic right here I went ahead and just got me a little five yards of it because You don't have to celebrate all the cities as well. You can actually they have settings for Just want to go ahead and create Whatever design or type I can free design or You can actually just Preach the design as well get it cut through your final cutter and so we'll make that way But I already got the sheet out we're gonna be using the same design and Take it through the tutorial and we're gonna see the final results Quick shout out to all the subscribers. Thank you so much for those nice comments All those lovely questions. Hopefully I can answer them So let's get it. So Cizer holographic pearl And they got these assorted colors red yellow green blue And if you scroll down they got the application instructions for you So this is regular vinyl 320 degrees 1520 and they also got the dye sublimation at 380 30 seconds So they give you some instructions and this is for the type of Cut settings for your vinyl cutter. So you got the graph text Got the silhouette cameo and they got the quick settings should be All right, 380 30 seconds. Now just remember if you knew this is silhouette studio Actually, this is free software that you can use. This is the free version. Did you have a paid version? And you be able to find your printer up through here Okay, always make sure when you get your printer check your preferences I'm not picking up picking a preset. So I got this borderless Gonna be using the small equal tank more options Got it for high speed mirror image Vance, I got the color controls epsom vivid To negative 20 for magenta negative 15 for yellow Let's like the double check Just hit print Cut your final make sure you save your little scraps Never know you're gonna use Demonstration shirt that we have This is a gilding Actually, I'll see that 90% cotton And it has 10% polyester. So we got to make this perfect y'all Perfect give it a pre-press Get all the moisture out Five seconds. You don't have a t-square or ruler. You need to find the center point armpit to armpit press it down for like another five seconds I'm sure you can see it, but there is a small line right here Or you can fold it the opposite way Let's press it down from the collar down. I'm gonna press this five seconds. It's gonna be a cold pill Medium pressure make sure yet your settings. Did you pressure now? Have it for medium pressure Cold pill it Place our design on there Yeah, he transferred tape take it down But you want attack design first Just in case you run this through your vinyl cutter and you got a different design You got interesting stuff going on. Just remember this vinyl. Don't stretch So once you get it out there Make sure you get it out there where you want it. Yes, you're in it Transfer tape like a fold that way be a nice easy pill. Don't need but your paper underneath Since it's the vinyl's catching the design But you got but your paper if not Regular copying paper without the shiny side. That's a protect The ink bleeding through and getting all over your Heat press the top of the heat press now. I'm just gonna press it for 30 seconds So that protected probably can't see it but The design is on the copy and paper No fly zone That's dope All right, so we finish up the tutorial I mean it came out pretty dope What's up then? No fly zone So this is doable. I like this product if you don't want to sublimate You can create a vinyl cut of your choice or you can actually create a vinyl cut Different just make sure when you do your Your print just tack it down first Then let your design Over it. I'll just recommend heat transfer tape Thanks for watching If you're new subscribe dropping your comments down below What's next video what y'all want to see? Y'all stay blessed and stay true. I'm out


Item number SCP-924 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures All specimens of SCP-924 are to be kept in separate 7m x 7m x 7m saltwater tanks within Site-46. The water is to be kept at a steady temperature of 1.6°C, or 35°F. All observation points are to be constructed of reinforced glass. If a tank must be entered for reasons of experimentation or cleaning, the water is to be heated to a temperature of 7°C, or 44.6°F. Entering tanks outside these conditions is prohibited. Each SCP-924 is to be supplied with 85kg of fresh meat on a monthly basis. The capture or elimination of wild specimens of SCP-924 is to be carried out by Special Task Force TAL-2, Polar Pathfinders. Description SCP-924 is a species of pale humanoid measuring approximately 2m, or 6.5' in height. The entities have the appearance of a waterlogged human corpse, with the addition of several bony antler-like growths on the head and a set of external gills located just below the ribcage. They are capable of swimming at speeds up to 30km an hour, and surviving at depths of up to 1km. SCP-924 requires a near-freezing Arctic environment to function properly, and will lapse into a state of estivation if the water around it rises above 4°C, or 39.2°F. SCP-924 is an ambush predator, attacking prey from underwater using either a hole in an ice as an appropriate ambush location, or by simply breaking through the ice itself. SCP-924 is highly sensitive to both smell and vibrations, allowing it to track prey from significant distances or through the ice. If the attack is successful, the target is promptly drowned by SCP-924. Following this, the body will be dragged down to the ocean floor by SCP-924 for consumption. SCP-924 will release drowned bodies after 1-6 hours. Recovered bodies show all signs of prolonged submersion and high pressure, as well as liquid faction and consumption of internal organs and muscles. Bodies will also contain high levels of virulent bacteria, which, when exposed to the human body, will break down most types of connective and muscle tissue while leaving skin and bones unharmed. Bodies will remain active within the body for up to two weeks after feeding. SCP-924 was first recorded as a series of mysterious disappearances of ice fishermen in the area around ████████, while the species requires a below-freezing environment to function properly. As its internal activity lessens as the temperature around it increases, it has been known to migrate south during the winter to find prey. The southernmost encounter with an SCP-924 was approximately three miles outside ██████ Michigan. Addendum. An incident on ████-2000 while resulting in no casualties proved that SCP-924 capable of supporting themselves and moving outside of water, and that attacks on unwary fish and vessels are possible. Global Task Force TAL-2 has revised their protocols accordingly.


My name is Martin and I'm the program director of the conference and I'm very happy that you're all here. I'm here to introduce the session, The Brain and the Cell, and for this session we've invited two very prominent speakers. First we're going to hear Jens D. Mikkelsen. He's a brain scientist at the Rikshospitalet in Copenhagen and then we're going to hear Maria Åkerlund. She's a senior advisor of Consumer Insights at Ericsson Consumer Lab based here in Malmö. So welcome and Jens give it away. Thank you very much. Usually when I'm scientific conferences people don't give me an applause so I can feel that I'm in a different environment today and as you can see I'm a brain scientist and professor in neuroscience in Copenhagen and my interest is in working memory and sensory processing and apparently that has nothing to do with media or internet but I hope that after my talk that you will see that the brain is not only important for sensing but the brain has adapted to our new environment and technology and that's what I'm going to present. So the content of my talk is divided in three. First of all I'm going to talk a little bit about concepts and how we think and how we remember and I'm going to touch a little bit upon how Google is changing our long-term memory processes. Then I'm going into how the internet that's going to be the main part of my talk, how the internet is influence our concentration, attention and working memory and how we use working memory and what it actually is and in particular how the processing and multitasking that our internet is giving us extremely good conditions to work at, how multitasking is influencing our cognition and finally and that's maybe of more interest to me than maybe to you but is this changing somehow the the the society in way that there are certain diseases that seems to be promoted we see more certain attentional diseases in the society and that we actually losing something as individuals and as society and this is of course based of a number of literature I put up in the in the in the left corner a book written by Nicholas Carr that some of you may familiar with that is I think one of the best that describe what I'm going to describe here but let's start up with some concepts when you sense and you are attentive as I hope most of you are now that's going into a process where you're going to transform that information into something reasonable and here is working memory working memory is the kind of memory you have when you're going to find a telephone number you go to the internet or you go to a book pick up that telephone number you call the number you have the conversation for a minute or two and after that you forgot that number so that's information coming into your brain it's processed it makes real and then it's lost this is very much different from what we call short term memory short term memory is the kind of memory that you have when you come to a shopping center you park your car you go into shop for a couple of hours and then you come back on the parking lot and you should find your car that can sometime fail but this is not working memory this is short term memory and these two process are very much different they're different in the way that the brain is is processing it storing it and using it and then we have the long-term memory that I'm not going to talk a lot about that's what you remember years back maybe in childhood this is a completely different kind of new biology what's important when you're on the internet is working memory that's what you use here and now and that's what's in your brain here and now but working memory is also different things working memory is also essential for you to take decisions to decide what kind of values you want where you want to go here and now it's important for conversation it's important for social recognition and all that is taking place by our frontal lobe up here in the behind the skull here whereas other parts of memory is more deep into our brain and this is more it's illustrated in another way here working memory is here now short-term memory is within hours and long-term memory is days or years so when we are exposed to information we have to select and sort in that information and there are certain channels through which that occurs and there are certain parts where it's lost of course it's lost from what you see and what get into the brain if you really calculate how much information you have in this particular minute it's enormous all these people all these faces all these colors all these smells etc etc etc all that is information but it's some of that is more or less not sensed and what sense comes into the brain and some of that doesn't reach your attention and certainly very little of that is is processed in your working memory that's illustrated with these funnels where where things are lost the other part where things are lost is from your working memory into your short-term memory that telephone number that you already forgot has not been processed into your short-term memory and and that's extremely important when you're going to learn something maybe go back here because what's more or less is learning is to get things from your working memory into your short-term memory or to get certain aspects that you previously remembered into your working memory so the communication between working memory and short-term memory is essential for learning and you can guess that my point is that if you overload your working memory you don't remember that well so the first question and that's really something that's been debated over the years is have we changed our working and memory processes have we simply exported that to our computers are we depending on them and to make a very simple little experiment you can do it like this you have a text that could be a very simple text the butterfly can fly and the butterfly is red and you store that on the file name with a different texture that could be insect and when you done that then suddenly you say oh oops the file is lost and then you ask the test person can you remember the text or can you remember the file name this is a very simple task and it can be done in many different variations but the result is that the person remember the file name much better than the remember the text even though the text is not more complicated than the file name if you tell a person what's in the text and it's stored on the certain file name and you ask afterwards that remember the file name much better than the remember the text so we somehow already adapted our behavior to the computer another important result from this simple experiment is that as soon as you say that the file was deleted then the likelihood that the remember the text is better even though they didn't know it was deleted from the beginning this is part of the working memory so you somehow already is depending on your computer you know you can well you if you know where to find it if you can remember the file name or the or the libraries or where to search for it you only remember that you don't remember what's actually what's the information it's quite remarkable but maybe not a surprise the brain adapts the brain makes things simple so the conclusions from the memory test is three important two important points I think the the quality of decline in memory is detect detected how our quantity is lower that means you you you still remember the quality of the information you don't lose the information but you sort it a different way and the quantity goes down so the content of stores your memory has changed of course and and the consequences that recall is depending on the search machines that's pretty obvious okay let's go back here to the other point I'm going to make in this talk and that's the difference between working memory and more long-term memory forms what's very important is that if you remember the brain changes the brain is not one simple organ it change it's we call it has a potential plasticity this is a very well described phenomenon in neuroscience both when it comes to memory and other kind of learning processes that the way the brain remembers is by changing itself and what actually happens is that you can see that in small nerve cell up in the right corner that these individual green spots are context between nerve cells and what the nerve cells can do is that they can establish or de-establish contact to each other and this is a very active process I'm not saying that more context is better but more sufficient contacts are better and it's quite clear that some brains are better than others that's obvious if we are sick but it's also pretty obvious between individuals some people remember better than others some people process better than others but now we have been bombarded with the internet for the last 10 20 years and most of us in these countries are all using the internet even though I cannot come up with a proof by taking one of the brains from one that has been using the internet and some that are not using the internet and see the difference between the brains I would be surprised if they're not one experiment though that has indicated that the case has been done in UCLA in Los Angeles and the experiment is relatively simple you take internet naive and I tell you these have been hard to find most of them are above 60 years old and then you tend internet experienced individuals and they of course need to be eight match control eight match and you give them two tasks one task is to read a book you let them sit in the scanner then the magnetic resonance and the called an MR scanner where you can see activities in certain brain regions over time so you can see if the brain is active a certain areas then it will be show up on the screen and you for read the book and you compare the two groups of individuals then they use the part of the brain that is important for reading letters and understand letters that's two areas of the brain that's pretty well known that's been known for a long while and these seem to be more less the same but if you expose them to the internet and let them play on the internet or just simply open the computer then there's enormous difference between the two groups those that have been using the internet for years use much more of the brain capacity to do that than those that have not been exposed to the internet before they actually think it's like reading a book but after some time they know it can do much much more it seems to be good because you're probably using some part of the brain that's not for use anyway but that's not the case if you should solve such a simple task by looking into a screen and doing something stupid like being on Facebook or Twitter or something like that and you're spending so much of your brain that's waste of resources and that doesn't look pretty good from a new biological point of view I'm not saying anything what's come out of it so we can see the brains are different and that's probably because that some plasticity has gone as that has occurred there's certain context to those areas of the brain that but not in use from the beginning that's now come into use under those circumstances where we're working and since this is 99.9% of all of us it's interesting for society and it's certainly interesting for new scientists and the perspective is of course it's a changes part of a normal learning process or these changes different that we don't know it it could be a normal learning process adapting to what we what we what we see on the screens but it may not need to be because we're not learning that way or we have not been learning under those conditions before and that and that also tells us when you're reading a book picking up information from a book the brain does it differently than picking up information from the internet if and that's important if it's a multitasking phenomenon and that brings me to to a little last part of the talk and this is multitasking and I'm pretty sure if I'm asking somebody you think that multitasking is fine and you think that doing many things at the same time is good nobody asked if all these tasks are completed the right way I like to just put one important concept into this and that two types of multitasking process when it comes to the internet or cognition you can you can use different kind of programs if you for instance walk around you walk or you clean up or you dish and then you talk telephone at the same time that's true separated kinds of multitasking and then that different cognitive multitasking if you for instance hear something you talk and you see something and you have to think about something at the same time all these are individual cognitive programs and that's what I mean by multitasking okay and that's what's the internet is doing it's challenging us at different components in our cognitive space we don't walk around why we are usually sitting at our computer let's have a look if you sit on a computer and read the text and there's a pop-up or a mail coming in that's two separate multitasking processes that requires two intensive programs from our brain if there are three that three or four five etc. I'm usually saying when I've been asked some people are good at this some people are not that good at this and it's quite clear that the brain is challenged let me give you an example here we have a little square and I give you three or five seconds and where were the blue squares they were there so we go back and then after that you should identify the positions of the blue squares I'm pretty sure that simply putting in and replacing some of the red squares with some green squares made it more difficult to solve the problem amazing not more than a simple replacement of some red with green make it difficult more difficult to solve the task how do you think it is to solve a working memory task under the bombardment of other inputs on the screen it's probably important so the conclusion from the multitask test is individuals on some multitasking are significantly poor to solve a memory working memory task again that's pretty well known but we also have for instance new experiments coming up for the states that if you take a group of people coming to a talk like this and half of them just bring in their portable computer under the arm they're freely allowed to open it or whatever they want to do with it and then you ask after the after the lecture specific points that was mentioned they simply remember poor bike bearing carrying in portable computer and that brings me to to to what's so important it looks like like we think we are better than we actually are we think we get something out of it that we don't get and that may also have certain important consequences for our society and we have seen this before let me just come up with one example and this illustrated here where after the second world war many of the western countries the populations of western countries got more or less free access to calories they could eat as much as they wanted as they could get as much information as they wanted the whole metabolic status of a population changed dramatically so the environment and the adaptations have consequences another examples the number of people going to Mediterranean and have sunshine every summer changed dramatically over the 50s in the 60s and we saw at the same time an enormous rise in certain oncology is for instance melanoma and again if we go back to the to the calorie intake what you see here is a map of the United States with all this with all different states and the blue ones indicate 10% of the people with overweight 10% overweight is a BMI above 30 this brings you to another health state than lower BMIs this is 2006 30% of people in Louisiana are overweight with a BMI above 30 the only thing that's changed is now we get free access to calories maybe looking like this but are we here is that what's going to happen are we simply getting more stupid I'm saying that's something I haven't translated on but this is this is the amount of internet users in Denmark and it's now close to 100% and this is the amount of ADHD attentive deficit disorders in Denmark in the same period of time of course it can be debated now we've been more interested in this disease we see more and more doctors interested and that may also create more diagnosis but it may also illustrate that this is maybe the start of the big start of something that is changing our society and I just want in my conclusion to make sure that I'm not against the internet when I'm saying that the internet is a challenge for our society that will bring some people to be better to find the right information use their working memories and solve task but there's certainly also others that are not have that capacity and end up in a situation where they may say I should never have done it thank you very much


It's Mum Joke Time! Your mum's got a tattoo of the umbral sign! In the men's toilet sniffing jumbo lines! She had two battles and she won both times! Like Nick Naughty, she wears socks and her hands like Mick Foley! Ay-yo! Her nickname up in prison is Big Toe! What's good?  You know the score, it's the office Christmas party! The final event of an amazing 2014! Feelers out by everyone in the building! Make some noise! On the tour at our Instagram, at Don't Flop! Hashtag DFAFD, all that good shit! Shout out to all the supporters giving up this Saturday afternoon! It's our final event of the year! Big Up! Everyone has come through every city in 2014! Alright, this is a straight 100% off the dome! Freestyle battle shit! I've got so much love and faith in both these MCs! MC on my right-hand side! Absolutely torn! I placed down at 6th birthday!  Same thing, you can cop the battle on the pay-per-view with him vs. DNA right about now! I make sure you cop that Fillin' the Dots album! 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I earn it quicker, burn your lip!  I'm at this prick!  Time! 30 bits!  Yo! Trust me! A fucking... I'mma leave this dude broken! Yeah, that's right! This ain't word association! For fuck's sake, Pedro! Slow down! Learn how to rap metaphors and pronouns!  It's so easy to make that slut go down!   Fuck! Trust me! I spit the grammar! I've got a rhyme scheme figured in Indiana! Yeah, that's right! No Jones, but I roll like a boulder! I leave Pedro in a coma when I'm rolling him over! Trust me! I've got a nice rhyme and I come off at the top!  Yeah, that's right! Trust me!  Yeah, that's right! I ain't talking about my needs, but his needs comes down to the fact that this dude is special! No! Trust me, he's half-Volgarian!   Time! Alright, let's go! Alright! Yo, yo, yo! I see his mum fishing at the aquarium! I'll wear it in! Yo, I'll give him a knife, stab him! I dare in him! Listen! Okay, listen fam! I'll just fall for them! Okay, okay! You're done talking! You can count to four! Yeah!  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Fuck's sake! I swear to God, bro, you should really put some time into this and actually write for shit! Yo, yo, yo, listen, yeah? You get merc to crisp.   But your daughter's been objective in life is to give me head for the rest of her life!     Trust me, it's so boring! It sounds like Mr. Burns spitting! Yo, yo, yo, he gets a purred kitten! Yeah? And he just knocks it up! Yo, listen, he hasn't even learned the rhythm!  There's nothing dirty in him!  Leave him burnt in prison! I've been burnt in prison! Burnt in prison? Burnt in prison? You got bombed in prison!  I was left to hush! Yeah? Yeah, that's right! Yeah, that's right!    Your mum's got a bushy moth! Yo, you will get hit in your head! I know! I'll make you pus out stuff! Out of your chest! Yo, everything you said isn't bound to impress! Leave you down on your bed! Your death bed! Under the mistletoe you get the death kiss in your left leg! Mistletoe! I know it's Christmas, but please don't try to kiss me, bro! Yeah, that's right! I'm spitting dope!   Yo, yo, yo! Oh, you're spitting dope! But I hit you in the head and then I slit your coat! Listen, I leave him with I leave him with carved gums! I've got sharp arms! You haven't even half-hard! I come through and leave you on a bar chart! The rest of it low, dead in your throat, severing everything's dope that I spit! Choking your ribs, boning your cheek and smoking a spliff! You just admitted that every one of my bars large!  Yeah, that's right! You live in a car park!    Yeah, that's right! I had his mum on a few spliffs! He says my dick's smooth! Do you want me to prove it? Yo, it sounds like he does! He be in the... Yo, I'll be grounded as mum and we'll be out at the pub getting rowdy as fuck! Yo! You know what, bro? Trust me! Ain't nobody ever seen a garden gnome with a penis! Trust me! Nobody wants to see it!  What I was trying to say was I'll spit some... Listen! Let's take it, take it! Yo, yo, listen! Listen! I got a heart of stone like a garden gnome! I target both! I come through and I carve your throat and everything you spit is hardly dope!   Okay! Yo! Yes, just chill out, bro!  Yo! You said you flow tighter! Your mum looks like flow-rider! I used to go low-rider! Anyone who goes punk knows about that! It's the auto-flowering! Yo! Your daughter's showering! I'll be at a baby shower just to raid their houses! Yo! You buy your girlfriend amazing flowers! Yo! I undress your lady's blouses and then she makes me a round and a bun 80 ounces! Yo! About flow-rider or flow-titer I'll make him see pain if my mum's flow-rider your mum looks like T-Pain! Yo! Yeah, that's why I'll make your head pop!  Right, listen He said my mum looks like T-Pain Well, he's got a knee strain from giving brain to DK! He said something about dreadlocks Head top, neck-shot, chest-shot pet-shot! Let's cut! Pet-shot! Pet-shot! Who's the better battle-up? Pets-not! Yo!  Gee!  Yo! Yo, you're not greasy, please! You're cheesy, gee! You're free-foot-free and you're as neaky as can be! Yo! Yo!  They nearly slipped there Go, go, go! Yo!  He's blatantly weak He said I'll put a blade in my cheek But this guy makes money by sucking off gays every week Yeah, that's right Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo, you're the SOS Yo! Yo!   Trust me. Yo, I'll bash you in the chest of the cartridge, done! Your mama knows exactly where to punch you. My mama will park a bum on your face. I take your north face and go up to the court case with four rapes, and sell them to the judge. Pussy is smelly and with crust.  That's fine, it's done, it's done. Yo, mate, it's done!


Welcome back to Yes, We're Here. Ryan Rucco joined by a man who has become a frequent guest on the program and that's a good thing as far as we're concerned. Adam Atovino. Adam, I'm glad we haven't scared you away yet. Oh, I love it. I'm happy to be here. Thanks for having me again. You got it, man. And today's fun because we get to talk a little Star Wars.  You know I'm a diehard Star Wars guy. We're going to play a little Star Wars guest in a moment. But I know that Han Solo, he's your guy. He's your favorite character of all time. Why do you connect so much with Han?  And he's sarcastic. And in the first movies I saw, I feel like he's just the most relatable character of anybody on there.   You know, it's interesting too. Like, when you watch Back to Force Awakens, you notice how like his humor is, in my opinion, he's brilliant in Force Awakens. Like, he makes me laugh, legitimately laugh so many times throughout that movie. Yeah, yeah.  You know, he carried this franchise, obviously Indiana Jones as well. So just a legend all around. Great actor. He is, man. Is there, if you go back through like Star Wars history, now we have obviously nine movies from the Skywalker saga. We have two anthology films. Is there a scene that you would definitively say is your favorite scene out of any Star Wars? Man, favorite scene.  I really love that whole, like, it's just amazing how they kind of circumnavigated and I mean, when you look at it now, it makes no sense that they wouldn't get spotted in two seconds, but in the moment, it was so believable. Like, they're hiding and they're being sneaky and I just really love that. My favorite scene of all time, Adam, actually is in Return of the Jedi when Luke and Vader confront each other on Endor and, you know, Luke tries to turn Vader back and says he feels the conflict within him and you've never really seen any human sides of Vader throughout any of the movies and then Vader just after Luke's leaves, he like kind of leans and rests on the guardrail and just like almost like he's exhaling and you realize like, oh, like there's a human in there. That is, it's sort of like a subtle scene, but it's my favorite Star Wars scene. I feel like it's really even that much more incredible that it came in the third movie they made, like to get to that point, it almost feels like it was all plotted out from the beginning and, you know, for him to turn out to have that human side, I remember it really affects you.  We are going to play a little Star Wars Guess Who. I have not played Guess Who in years. Did you use to play Guess Who at all? Maybe a little bit, but not a whole lot. What we do have is a board in front of us of Star Wars characters. I'm going to pick a character, you're going to pick a character, and then we'll commence with the guessing. We'll go best two out of three and we'll see who can guess who the other person picks first. Cool? All right, let's do it. All right. Do you have your person? I think I do, yes. All right, I do as well. You can ask me the first question. All right, is the person dark side or light side? Light side. I'm going to ask you the same question. Is your person dark side or light side? Also light side. Okay. All right. Does your character have force powers? They do. Okay. I was actually going to ask you, is your character force sensitive? Turns out yes. Interesting. Turns out yes. Okay. All right. You're up with the next question. Does your character often use a lightsaber? Not often. Okay. I'm going to guess for you.  That is right. That is correct. Yes. Was yours Yoda? Yes. It was Yoda. Yeah. I wouldn't have gotten that. I give you a little info with the, it turns out part. Yeah. With the, it turns out part. In my mind, it was like, okay, it can either be thin or Princess Leia. And since Finn isn't on our board, I knew it was Princess Leia. So that's one point for root go. All right. Nice. Here we go. All right. You got to pick another person.  Let's see here. All right. I got it. I got mine too. You have to ask first this time. Okay. Is your person for sensitive? No. Okay. Is. Is your person human? Yes. Is your person human? No. Is your person. Light side or dark side? Light side. I still can't guess. Is your. Person. I don't want to guess. But it's your person abnormally tall. Yes. I'm going to lose this. You're going to have to guess here, man. All right. All right. All right. So. I'm just going to guess. Darth Sidious. No. Oh, you did. Yes. All right. All right. All right. That's lame. All right. I'm going to guess Obi-Wan. Yes. Yeah. Oh man. You obviously know who mine was. Yours was Chewbacca. Yes. And I was going to guess before, but I was like, ah, let me go one more. All right. So it's one of one. Would you have, would you have gotten it right away? I wouldn't. Even before the tall thing, my guess was Chewbacca. All right. All right. It doesn't be not for sensitive and not human. Okay. All right. Now, who would it be, dude? If Chewbacca actually did have horse capabilities? Yeah. I thought they were maybe going to give them to them at one point, but then I'm kind of, I don't know. I'm kind of glad they did it in some ways, you know, but, uh, but yeah, it'd be crazy. All right. So this is a fine. This is the best of three is a rubber game. We each have to choose somebody here. And. All right. I got my person. Do you have yours? Yes. All right. You asked the first question. So, um, okay. Um, Is your person from the dark side? Yes. Is your person. Light or dark side. Dark side. Um, Is your person. Command an army. Does your person command an army? Yes, I would say they do. Okay. Um, Does your person wear a mask? Or helmet. You know, I think the answer is no. Okay. All right. All right. This is your person. Your person from the prequel movies. Um, Oh, so it could be. You would say. Just a little snippet. Of the pre-colds. If this person appeared. Okay. So should I guess? No, you got to wait. All right. All right. All right. All right. I'm going to guess. Okay. Is your person Darth Maul. Ah, you're good. You're good. Yes. Yes. And you know, mine is. Darth Vader. Yes. Oh, I got him just, just by the skin of my teeth there. The helmet, the helmet question was good. Yeah. That right. Because I was thinking, I was looking at it and I was like, okay, you're probably either Count Dooku, Darth Maul or Darth Vader. Yeah. I was thinking you were going to pick Count Dooku, but then when, because that's why I asked, does he command the armies? And you said you could say that. Then I said, Oh, I think it's Darth Vader. Yeah. It's, you know what? This is kind of fun, man. I like this. Yeah. I was also thinking like a, like if the game were a little different and it was like, I'll give you three clues.  Like I was chopped in half. Or. Or I drink. I drink the blue. Milk. You could. You'd have some good ones to come up with, man. We know what our audience wants. They want, they want me and you competing at Star Wars guest suit. And we give it to them. Adam, thank you for joining us again on yes, we're here and better look next time. Dethroning me. Thanks, Ryan. Appreciate it.


The Appalachian Advantage plan is the simpler, better way to get the phone you actually want instead of paying hundreds of dollars up front.  It's called the Appalachian Advantage available at Appalachian Wireless. On the weekend of November 12th, North Point Academy will be hosting a craft fair. Handmade crafts from students will be shown off as well as products from other vendors. The event will last most of the day and will be taking place in their gymnasium. This weekend, Friday and Saturday from 10 to 6 here at North Point Academy, we're having the first ever holiday bazaar. We stole the idea from Shelby Valley High School. This is not original, but we just wanted to start something here at North Point that our JAG students could, it could be theirs, it could be part of their class. So the students have worked really hard on making things to sale for the holiday bazaar and they made reefs and they're making sweet treats for the concession stand. We just want everybody to come out to the first ever holiday bazaar at North Point Academy located in the gymnasium which is behind the school and we'll be here tomorrow and Saturday from 10 to 6 both days. The fundraiser is a way for the school to get students involved in something engaged with the community. There will be plenty of holiday items to browse and purchase. We don't have a sports team. We have no, nothing like other schools have, you know, to raise money for the school and raise money for the students. So we just thought this was something that the students could own, take ownership in, make it theirs, make it their craft fair and we've tried to get as many students involved in this as we can. It's free to get in. You can come, look. If you see something you like, buy it. If you don't, just come and tell other people what you saw and maybe next year we'll attract a bigger crowd. For Mountain Top News, I'm Nick Colum.


It's January in theaters. You know what that means. Time to put out the hot trash. So when I went to Night Swim, I thought for sure that's exactly what I was gonna get. But after leaving the theaters, I had some mixed emotions and you might be shocked by the results. Let's talk about them. I just realized Night Swim is the first movie of 2024 that I saw. What an exciting time to be alive. If you like excitement and talking films, why don't you go ahead and dive into the subscribe button. Hit that thing so that I show up more often. We can swim around in the deep end and see what we find. I'm gonna keep doing terrible water puns, so strap in. Or I should say life jack it up. That doesn't quite ring the same. Let's talk about this film. Night Swim falls under the category of starter pack horror. It's PG-13. Very little blood. Very little gore, of course. And a little bit of atmosphere. I like the atmosphere in this. I didn't hate this movie. Definitely wasn't blown away by it. It's a perfectly serviceable mediocre time across the board.  Take them. You might have a good time. Especially if you don't watch a lot of horror movies or you like to be scared. This movie provides a decent enough amount of scares for the whole family. If you have little ones and you're on the fence, like maybe, ooh, is this the one I should get them into horror with? Possibly. There is some decent scares to be had. When we get into the supernatural elements and the things that are in the water, I found them to be kind of silly looking, not scary in the slightest. In fact, I think the movie would have worked better had they kept them in the dark. Had this stayed a little bit more mysterious instead of going the route they go. That said, I've seen far worse in the horror category. This is a very polished movie. It looks nice. It's crisp. It's clean. Some of the shots in the pool are very creative. Has sort of a get out vibe to it, especially when they're in the deep end of the water looking up.  That said, this is very stock. It's very by the book. And it's perfectly executed. There are some good scares. Without giving anything away, we follow the Waller family. I believe is their last names. It really doesn't matter. The husband is the primary here. He used to play baseball. He was professional. And then he got hit with MS. It's a debilitating disease. It's super sad. And he's going to have to come to terms with that. Or is he? Because as it turns out, this new house they purchase has a pool in the backyard that kind of doing good on his body. He's doing his body justice. Giving him a nice shot of vitamin C, B, D, A, whatever it takes to get that MS under control. Actually even improve it over time. His kids are a mixed bag. The teenage daughter is fitting in nicely to the school. The son's having a hard go at it. The mom, she's trying to make the best of a bad situation. And the bad situation is this pool is starting to do some weird stuff. The people are getting creeped out that are using it. They're seeing things. They're not sure that are there or not. They're having a hard time communicating with each other. I will say as far as the scares go and as far as the characters go, I like the characters here. They were very likable people.  The scares were pretty genuine for the most part. It wasn't a ton of jump scares. In fact, maybe one or two at the most. Good atmosphere building in. The night shots don't look grainy or ugly. It's really, it really is just a well-crafted lame movie from top to bottom. There's no blood. It's PG-13. So you're not getting any blood. There's no swearing. There's no real edge to any of it. It's a starter kit coming into horror movies. And I think there's a place for those. It's kind of like Megan, where Megan's real charm is the doll and how kooky it is and silly and creative. Whereas here, it's just kind of formulaic but done well enough to not be insulting. And for a January release, you could do a whole lot worse. Shout out to the trailer for keeping things very vague. In fact, I only saw one forward. It was kind of a teaser where it was just the cute girl swimming in the pool and she's pulled under and then boom, night swim comes up and that's it. That aside, yeah, the movie is harmless. There's really nothing much to say. There's some throwing up of water constantly in the later act, which gets to be a bit much. Not because it's like crazy, scary or gross or anything. It's just, I don't want to keep seeing people spit up water on the grass. There's just nothing interesting there. Overall, not too bad. I've seen far worse in 2023.  Not too bad, but I wouldn't rush out and see it. This is a movie you watch on a Sunday rainy afternoon when you have absolutely nothing better to do. You throw this on with the family and you say, all right, night swim, what are we doing here? Let's see what you guys think. And then you move into the adult horror movies down the road. You get into the good stuff. Let me know your thoughts on night swim. I am late to the game on this. I understand it came out, you know, a week or so back. I think, I don't, I don't really know anymore. Time has no, has no purchase over here. Leave a comment. Let me know. Please subscribe to the channel. If you like what I'm doing, you like the honesty, you like the, the playfulness, the silliness. We're talking movies. We're having fun. This isn't some deep discussion, some deep dive. If you must, you know, I started out saying I was going to do a lot of water puns. I really dropped the ball on that, kind of washed up at this point to mention them now. Let me know, subscribe, do all that stuff, Patreon support. It's 2024. Let's have some fun. All right, take care.