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It's a sad day. I know. Let's raise a glass to my glorious mustache. Rest in peace. See you next year. What's shaking? My name's Cam. Welcome back to another video. Welcome back to the, uh, to the writer's bar. By popular demand, what was an obscure once-off bit is now, I guess, a recurring thing? I think it's fun if you just let yourself believe for the rest of the video that I'm simply a bartender and you're just popping in for a drink in a chat. I think it can be fun. God knows you could probably use a drink after this month, right? Unless you're, um, unless you're underage, then you get a Pepsi. Sorry champ. Today I've got some Batch 2020 Gentleman's Collection. I trust you'll enjoy this one. Look, I'm gonna go ahead and just, uh, dip my beans straight in the hot sauce here. I didn't win nanorimer. I didn't. The goal was to write 50,000 words in the month of November. I think I wrote about 33,000.  You'll see that I did, uh, bugger all here in the last week. The line graph flat lines like grandma after finding out you skipped breakfast. Regardless of that, I have to say this is literally the best nanorimer I've had in years. Maybe ever. I was, uh, I was motivated. I was loving what it was I was writing. And now more than ever, it felt like an actual community event. It felt like there were so many people involved. Cheers. Let's be honest, November was, it was a month. A lot of stuff happened is still happening. Wouldn't you agree? It always seems like November is one of the busiest months of the year and not exactly the best month to be trying to write 50,000 words. And unfortunately 2020 was no different. If anything, 2020 was much worse. 2020 is, is, well, it's really sweet. It almost tastes like dessert. I feel like this would go really, really well with like a pudding. On the plus side, I was growing a mustache during the month of November for the Movember Foundation, a charity that helps to raise money to prevent suicide and promote men's health, fight against prostate cancer, a whole bunch of stuff. I do that literally every year in memory of my dear old dad. And this year, we had a goal of $200 that I wanted to raise for the Movember Foundation. $200 a dues. And guess what? We f***ing smashed it, bro. We smashed it. Both through direct donations and from donations made during my live streams. All of the donations I got through all of my live streams in the month of November, I put straight into the Movember Foundation. It's awesome, truly. Thank you guys. It means a lot to a lot of people. And, you know, now that the moe is gone, now that the mustache is gone, maybe, maybe you could stop calling me a boomer now? I don't know. Just, just a suggestion. I know exactly why I loved NaNoWriMo so much this year. And I mentioned it in my last NaNoWriMo video. It's the writing sprints. It is 100% down to the writing sprints. I get it might still seem like an odd concept to some people. I know I was super skeptical at first, the idea that you jump in a live stream and you write for brief periods of time and then you stop the chat and then go back to writing, it just seemed counterproductive. I was wrong. It's been spectacular for my writing. It's been so motivating. The motivation and just the fun that I've gotten out of writing sprint live streams has just completely balanced it out. Trust me when I say, if you haven't at least tried it, give it a try. It really enriches the experience. It has been insanely motivating for me to not only host live streams where we do writing sprints, but also just to jump in the chat of other people's live streams. You know, one day I might be doing a live stream over on my channel where we write for a bit. We stop so that you can tease me for 15 minutes. We write a bit more. We stop so I can spill my 10th drink of my lap. And then the next day I might be jumping in on a Brooke Passmore live stream or a Kate Kavanaugh live stream or one of Devesh's live streams over at Grape Frye or many others. It's just really fun. My point is that I never thought writing would be like a group activity, but it can be. And it's just, it's just fun, my dude. It makes actually going and sitting down to write so much less daunting. It's kind of like just being in a really big club. So I did something last week that I've never done before. I'm not entirely sure I'll be doing again, at least anytime soon. I live streamed for 10 hours straight doing writing sprints. It was exactly as horrifying as it sounds. Here's how it went. I'll give you a review. On the plus side, it was like a big event. It was like a, it was like a thing. I had like, I had special guests. I had other author tubers pop in in intervals. We had like nearly 200 people almost the entire time in the chat and watching the stream, which is just, it's insane. Other YouTubers and writers from all over the world were there to join in. It was sick. In those 10 hours, I got about 5,000 words down, which might not seem like a lot, but consider this. One, I was slowing down a lot as the 10 hours went on. Two, a lot of that time was dedicated to like chatting with people and doing a lot of outlining as well. And three, I am a notoriously slow writer. On the downside, it kind of burned me out in one go. I wasn't really all that keen to get any more writing done for the rest of the week, which is why it flatlined. So it basically negated the entire point of the 10 hour write-a-thon, which was to put a big dent in my NaNoWriMo word count. But that's okay. It's fine. It was a fun experience. Another downside is that people got to see me pretty much in real time go from being bright and chatty to looking like I'd just been rescued from an island. While it was difficult, the problem wasn't really just that I was trying to write for 10 hours or that I needed sleep or anything like that. Those weren't really issues really. It was almost just entirely that I was staring at screens intently for like 10 hours. It just drained me. But I do really want to thank everyone that joined in on the stream. Anyone that co-hosted with me. Anyone that just jumped in the chat. Anyone that just popped in for a minute or two just to see how it was going. You guys truly kept me going through that whole thing. I couldn't have done it without you. So I hope it was fun for you as well. Would I do it again? Maybe, but sure as sh** not anytime soon. I promise you that. Would I do a 24 hour one? F*** no.  People have been asking me if I'll still be doing live streams for NaNoWriMo and I will be. I'll still be trying to do like a weekly or at least fortnightly live stream. They won't always be like writing sprints, but they will be sometimes. Other times it may just be me chatting about writing or author tube or me with a special guest talking about those things. They will differ from time to time, but they will still be happening. I'll also be doing more frequent streams on Twitch as time goes on. So if watching streams is easier for you on Twitch or if you want to see more streams than what you'll be seeing on YouTube, you can find a link to my Twitch channel in the description below. I'm just going to go ahead and have yours as well if that's okay. I finished like six short stories during NaNoWriMo. Six. That's like this many. My anthology of horror short stories is literally like 99% done. I have two like half finished short stories that I need to wrap up and finish off. And then that's the whole first draft done and dusted. If all goes to plan you guys will be able to get your hands on the horror anthology that I'm writing just like a couple of months after the psychological horror novel that I've got coming out on the 25th of January. This one here. Welcome to Zen. I'm not really all that good at like hyping myself up or talking myself up. I just get too awkward when I try to do it, but I really am proud of these short stories.  One of my hopes with this anthology is that I can make at least some people scared of really common public places. I just thought that would be funny. Look, this NaNoWriMo has been my favorite so far in like four years of doing this. And I pretty much owe it all to you guys. I mean I'll take a little bit of credit. It is a little bit thanks to me as well, but mostly you guys. How did you go with NaNoWriMo? Did you get the W?  I've got a ton of fun stuff planned for the channel going forward, especially into the new year, so stick around if you like writing. God help you. Anyway, it's closing time now, so go on and scoot.  Goes perfect with a drunk cab ride home. Thanks for coming. See you soon. Catch ya.


That's what m'kh'jin means. My kids, everything. Your opinion, how important is it for Shushua people to learn the language, to know who they are, where they belong, and this place is there forever. Regardless of standing, whatever other people say, it belongs, you belong here. This is your place, your land, and it doesn't mean to let others come in, intruders, or whatever you call them, to come in and tell you what to do with it. That's what's happening today. This land is ours, that's it, and we'll plan to do whatever is good for our land. Like years ago, we used to plant and do our own, whatever was given to us by... I'm Mona Jules. I'm originally from Skitchiston, but I now live up in the Simh Territory up in the North Thompson. By looking at images and telling a story of the uses of certain implements, for instance, you could have the actual tools. As you're telling a story about the tanning of hides, this would be a good area that you'd be able to relay the importance of animal hides being used for clothing, for instance, because if you're telling children, you're slaying the animal and then taking their hide, they might think it's not nice. But if they see the different types of clothing that are made, the different type of tools that the animal provided, it didn't go to waste. None of it was thrown away. Storytelling, to me, brings back the warm atmosphere that I felt around my grandparents. The glow that I felt as I sat and listened to them, telling the stories, and just visualizing what they were telling me. I would sit there with a ready smile while my cousins laughed and screamed at the hilarity of the stories. So those things, I remember, it still echoes in my mind when I think back to the stories, the living stories that we had as I grew up. Yes, storytelling was very special. They would tell about anything that they thought would be interesting to the people. They also carried out special council meetings at every gathering. They would have surrounding communities as well as Sokotnik people. And they would come in their best clothes when they went to gatherings.


The long-awaited Samsung Galaxy S8 has arrived at Appalachian Wireless. Get yours for the introductory price of just $149.99 with a two-year service agreement, better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless, an East Kentucky network company. A dozen people gathered today at the German Bridge Campground at Dewey Lake to clear the air and hopefully bring the community together by working on a common goal. The original idea was that last week there was going to be a whole lot of negative news going on and we were trying to flood news feeds with positive things. Of course situations happened and we had to postpone it and now we're doing this more just to make our community better, kind of a project. Unity for a Diverse Appalachia formed just a few months ago in the hope to provide residents with something to focus on rather than the traditionalist worker party rally last weekend in Pikeville. However, members say it's now become so much more than that. We can take what we've gained through this group with people who are interested in helping out in the community, try to encourage them to go out and do positive things on their own or as a group. Today, Unity for a Diverse Appalachia teamed up with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Kentucky Fish and Wildlife to plant 500 trees around Dewey Lake. It's important to do projects like this because if you don't come out and do them, then it doesn't get done. So Fish and Wildlife only has so many hands. The Corps only has so many hands. It's absolutely vital for volunteers to come out and put in the man hours and put in the labor hours and give back to the public lands that we all use and that we all enjoy. Unity for a Diverse Appalachia also approached the Prestonsburg City Council and declared April as Diversity Month. They plan to make it an annual event. For more information and events, follow Unity for a Diverse Appalachia on Facebook. Reporting from German Bridge, I'm Shelby Still for EKB News.


I guess the word here is, you know, the thing towards the right side is almost to get the picture to the other side. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Alright, can we all look this way? Can we close in? What about me? Why were you, buddy? I think everyone still needs to come a little bit over to the right, please. We always move to the right. There we go. We have instructions as well. Officially, believe me, I thank you to all of you for what you've been willing to do and what you are doing. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it is, but also how very important it is, but then all of you know that it's important also. And I guess, first of all, I'd kind of like to be caught up with a status report on where we are. Yes, sir. When the election came along, it started at a higher point until finally we reached the level that we have in this one, which is the eighth. And I am insistent that it started about three years ago. It didn't start in July of 1981. So for now though, I'd rather hear your comments or questions around sedation. Mr. President, I certainly hope that as this recovery continues to, I think most of us think that it is here, that you do everything you can to stop any jobs closing. I'm going to get very scared this morning when I heard the tipple nail was considered a bullwing on a democratic topic. I kind of think it might be coming up with some, and I certainly hope that in the public way you take the position against increasing the money supply because this monetary growth continues. We're going to be back in trouble again. And just as you said, we're coming out of the whips now. Unless not after growth, doing all the suffering that everybody went through the unemployment now ruined by trying to get a recovery too fast. No. And I think that the call is following a course that's kind of down the middle. Either pulling the strington type that has been done before, nor yielding to those who want what I've turned a quick fix that he's going to stay and have a moderate middle course there. I have believed that the level of inflation we have now, that the interest rates could come down further, stimulating the economy. But we recognize the importance of that other course. It is an independent agent, so I'm confident that he is going to work. I understand that maybe this is the same already here today, that this whole idea of government job programs, we are discussing accelerating possibly legitimate maintenance or construction work that has been scheduled and is already budgeted for, and doing something of that kind. But it is my understanding that it would take about a five billion dollar job plan just to get the reduction of our income. The President is ready to do that. The first trip in every country. You don't care where you're at, you see these guys. He was the one he told us. I would appreciate that we had planned to do this with you waiting out on the Rose Garden. President, is there any new money in your job? There may be some, but basically it is an acceleration. Right, please. Thank you. Thank you. There she was with a statement that came after the toast.


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Hey everybody, this is Brian and welcome to the 57th Q-tutorial with C++ and GUI programming. Today we're going to be covering the infamous Q-SQL relational table model. That's a mouthful. Let me show you what's going on here. We've got our trusty database here and we've got our people table. Let's just open that. See we've got Bob Hope, Will Smith, and of course my daughter Heather Carons. And we've added another table here called wages. If we open this up, you see it has an ID, a person column, which is just the identity specifier of the people table and their salary. So if you flip over you can see, you know, Bob is one, Will is two, Heather's three. So Bob is one, is 200, Will $350 and my daughter is a measly $10.37 an hour. I have no idea how much any of these people make. I'm sure Bob Hope and Will Smith made much more and I'm sure my daughter makes less. So I apologize in advance, but that's the data we got to work with. So let's flip into Qt Creator and go new, create a GUI project and we want to go. Let's see here. I'm running out of names for these. Call it SQL-REL. Next and we're just going to, we're just going to do dialogue. Next, next, finish, finish. And let's throw a table view on here. Let's close that. All right, now let's get to, get to some code here. Let's open up dialogue.h. And the first thing you want to do of course is add your includes. So we should probably go in here and add in a reference to SQL.  You know, of course the thing will scan it here. There we go. Let's just add in and of course we need to add in SQL. So let's just say, oops, I did get asked the question the other day. What should you be using as far as a database platform? And in all honesty, it really doesn't matter. Use what you feel comfortable with. I started off as a Windows guy. So of course I use SQL, but there are many, many other database platforms out there. So we need our database. We'll say DB and we need our SQL. Let's see here. SQL relational table model. That is a big one right there. Make that a pointer. Now, if you are just joining me and you have no idea what I'm doing, I beg you, go watch the previous tutorials where we cover Qt with SQL from the very beginning. This is probably going to be the last one I do for a while, at least for SQL. Sorry, I should pause. I know some of you were probably like, oh, no, make more videos. But yes, we will make more videos. I just want to dive into different subject matter. You can only do SQL for so long before you just go mentally nuts, kind of like some of the DBAs I work with. So we want to make our database. Sorry, I should say we want to add the driver. So we'll say add database and we want to do a QODBC. That's the database driver we're working with. And we want to set the host name. And in my case, the host name is localhost. Hope if I spelled host right. And we are using SQL express. Once again, your underlying database platform is pretty much irrelevant. SQL works with just about every popular database platform out there. Did I just say SQL works with, sorry, Qt works with every popular database platform out there. And we will set the database name. And in my case, I'm using a DSN. We've covered this in previous tutorials, so I won't really cover that. All right, so now we need to DB open. And of course, we're going to close our connection when the dialog is closed. Or I should say when the dialog is destroyed. And now we can really get to the heart of the matter here. First thing I want to do is create our model. Q SQL relational table model. You think they'd come up with a smaller name, but it's very descriptive. It suits its purpose. Who am I to judge? The developers at Qt, Nokia are admittedly godlike in comparison to me. So we'll say set table because we need to set the primary table here. And we're going to set it to people. Now, the claim to fame with the SQL relational database. Or I'm sorry, the SQL relational table model is that you can set a relation between two tables. Or actually you can set between multiple tables. And I'll show you what I mean here. We'll say model dot set relation. And you want the column. So we're just going to say the first column or column zero. And now we need to create a SQL relation. So we'll say Q SQL relation. And we need to give it the alternate table, which if you remember is wages. And now we need to say what links them together. Well, the ID column in wages and the salary. I'm sorry, the ID column in people and the salary should be linked together. And don't worry, we're going to go back over all of this. I just want to kind of hash this out real quick. This is actually a lot of typing for a very small project. And I'm not a huge fan of typing. And then we'll say UI table. And then finally, we set the model. This is very simple model view that you're used to working with here. Let's save and compile and run. And if everything goes as planned, it will connect to the database. It will create a relation between the people and wages table. And here we go. You can see exactly what I'm talking about here. It's created our relation. And we've got Bob Hope. And there's his salary of 200. Will Smith. And there's his salary of 300. And my daughter with her salary of 1037. So that's how you create a relation between two tables and show them in the table view. Now, some of you out there are sitting here going, but Brian, there's an easier way. And yes, there is. You can have your DBAs do the work for you. Let's just flip into our database here. There's these things called views. And if you're unfamiliar with what a view is, we're going to create one real quick here. View is a way of displaying information from multiple tables. And a logical order. So we're going to say we want the people table and the wages table. And when you're done, just close. And you see there's our two tables. And I apologize. The screen real estate here is kind of kind of cramped. Let me actually just close some of that. And you can create a relation between the two. So for example, we want the people ID to be the person identifier in wages. So we'll just simply click and drag and select that. And you notice how it makes the SQL query for you. Select from DBO people, inner join. If you don't know what an inner join is, I beg you to go look it up. But basically, that just creates a relation between these tables and joins them on a specific field. In this case, we're joining them between the ID and the person, meaning those two have to match. And then we will of course do our, whoops, no column selected. Sorry about that. We'll select, let's see. First name, last name, and salary. We will then display the information. So you see Bob Hope, salary, Will Smith, salary, my daughter, salary. The trick here is that you can save this. And we'll say my view. And go ahead and close that. And let's just open the object explorer back up. And you see there's my view. And then you can just open up the view and voila. Yeah, there's your query. Now, if you're scratching your head wondering why in the world you would do this, well, you can treat that like a SQL query. For example, you can say, script, select, select, star from, and execute.  But the point is, typically when you're working with a program, you want to keep as much of the database logic in the database as possible. That's why we pay DBAs. There are things like views and start procedures and et cetera, et cetera. The class that we've discussed, the QSQL relational table model, is simply a convenience class that makes it easier for you to do that. So if you don't want to muck around with, you know, building a view or creating a complex SQL query, you can just use that class and be done with it. So this is Brian. And thank you for watching. I hope you found this video educational and entertaining. And I want to say thank you guys for your support. I've actually gotten a couple donations. I haven't been asking for them, but I was very humbled and grateful to receive those donations. And you funded my website for about two months actually, which is very nice. I appreciate that very much. Thank you.


presentation of TFN. The Tom O'Brien show is produced every business day. Tom takes your phone calls toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Let's go to Alan Homasa. Hey Al, what's going on? Isn't it wonderful? This gentleman here with the gold report right before the market fell apart, ended up with P-A-A-S. We have a 98% gain in the year and I mean we weren't 99% proof like Irish whiskey, but we had a good gain there. He always told us to do what we feel comfortable with and if I lose a little bit of money on the table, I will, but I know that I just pocketed eight or nine thousand dollars in two weeks. That's a beautiful thing man. Now, Tom O'Brien. Hi everyone, Basel Chapman sitting before the vacationing. Tom O'Brien, my pleasure to be here. We've got the Dow up 9 at 32,953 on this Monday, the 14th of March at, what is it, 307 Eastern Time? What we're looking at is the pattern that I love. Let me just do this real quickly. Some of you are new to my work. I try to identify the lowest low bar. I essentially grade each higher peak. I alphabetize them sequentially. Peak A, the next one higher is B, the next is C, D. You can go to E, F and G, but it's at that fourth highest peak, peak D that other things can happen. And within that context, three patterns I'm looking for, straight line up, straight line down, cup formation, art formation, or a mix of one and three. In this case, it's red because if it takes out the left side low, that lower case H can go much lower. And the reverse Y, if it takes out the left side high, it can go much higher. Keep it as simple as possible. Here we go. You've got APD, that fourth highest peak on the 5th of January at 36,952 in the Dow daily chart. And what happens? It makes a little H pattern, breaks down, falls all the way to 33,150, has a big spike to the up side to 35,824, has a big failure because it goes to peak C minus. It fails by going below that 33,150 level on the 24th of February at 32,272, then it has a smaller H. And here it's in the process of going from a possible lower case H to maybe even an M-shaped pattern daily. So the daily is in a cell mode. The weekly is in a cell mode. The monthly is still in this look. There's a starting point at 18,213 on the March of 2020, runs all the way to that high in January in peak E, and now it's pulling back, but it really hasn't even given a cell signal yet. Looking at the S&P, I'll run these much quicker now. The S&P, if I can just do it correctly, there we go. S&P ran all the way to 48,18 on the 4th of January, comes down, makes a lower case H, then another one, then goes down to 44,14.65 on the 24th of Feb. And wow, it's right here, 41,71, 60 points away. You can do that in the blink of an eye. So this is really an important moment, cell mode in the daily, cell mode in the weekly, not even a cell signal yet in the monthly. Now we'll do the QQQ, just to tell you where we are, the QQQs have in fact, whoa, today's 317.61 is taken out the left side low. There's the second, this is the third dreaded H pattern, that lower case H, very serious cell mode in the daily, cell mode in the weekly, and so close to a cell signal in the monthly. And we're looking at the IWM, the Russell 2000, that is the small caps, small caps while making that pattern that I was talking about a moment ago, where you test the left side low, but then you bounce, and within that bounce, you go in a really a rectangle trading range, and you are at 192.41 down 432, making the lower case, H to a lower case, M in the daily, an arch formation in the weekly chart, and really close to a cell signal in the monthly chart. Let's go to gold, look at this, gold had a spectacular soaring to the 2000, I think it's not 72, it was 878, let me just double check here, I should have typed it in, I don't usually type it in, because this is a continuous contract, yeah 207, 8.8, and here we are, 1954, made a peak E-top in the daily, a buy mode, maybe close to a cell signal, but just in the daily, weekly chart is still in the buy mode, monthly chart made this almost as double top pattern, going to the high, close to the high that was made back in August of 2020. We've got silver also with the same kind of pattern, pulling back sharply here, down 96 cents at 25.20, not as strong as gold, but these two things are the issue, crude oil pulling back almost $8 to $1156, spectacular move going to $130.50 in the continuous contract, it seems to me it wants to go towards the 96.92 area, and that's going to be key, what happens after that, and we've got this is really the story of the day with Wednesday coming up as the Fed speak day, you've got bonds, the TLT, iShares, 20th tertiary bond, ETF, down three points at $131.92, this is not good, that means that rates are going much much have gone a lot higher, TNX.X, here we are, the TNX is breaking out, I've got it as a leg C in the daily, a buy mode in the daily, a buy mode in the weekly, and a buy mode in the monthly, I don't know what's going to stop the rates from going much higher, yes they can stall, but this is actually quite a big breakout phase, and the one thing I was talking about just a moment ago was the VIX index, the VIX index is at $32.38, staying above $29 means that there's a lot of selling pressure going on amongst the bigger money, like fund managers, hedge funds, et cetera, most importantly to have a successful rally to be able to go triple digit up and hold all the way into the close, hold in for two days, three days, you really have to see that volatility index pull back well under 27, and it hasn't done that yet, so within that context what we're looking at, that's just kind of an overview of what we're looking at, there's a lot more to go into, and I believe after the break we're going to have Steve Rhodes, that would be a wonderful, the host will have a guest host there, that'll be very nice, look at the IYT, which is the Transportation Index, the iShares Dow Jones Transportation Average Index fund makes this double top in the 287, in the 280s, back from May of 2021, plummets down to 240, screams up to 281, pulls back, goes back and retests in the 280 area, look at that at triple top, and now we're pulling back, it's in a rectangle formation, but that monthly chart says uh oh, transportation average needs to hold the two, I put it in the 232 level on a closing basis, because below that that monthly chart starts to deteriorate, that's really important, and if you're looking at the Euro, EUR, USD, look at the Euro, breaks down, makes this incredible pattern right here, look at this in a weekly chart, it goes from a low of 1.0664, that's, it gets smoothed out, maybe the price is slightly different, but it goes to the low of the 27th, the week of the 27th of March 2020, all the way to 1.23, and now all of a sudden look where it is, it's coming back down in this beautiful symmetry of the left side, arch pattern, and it's coming down and it says by the week of the, the first or second week of April, there's a chance we might test 1.0664 again, and that's the kind of pattern we're looking at, Bank of America actually has the same sort of, oops, on the south there, that was a mistake, let me get back to the Euro, and then we'll have a break, and we hopefully will come back, with Steve Rose, I'm looking really forward to that, down to 28, that's at least down to 26, that's a big divergence, one of the down stuff is already putting on the heat, I guess triple M is, and Gorma, I'll be back in a moment, Basil Chap is sitting here for the one and only Tom Oberon. 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My part of the time and I had a client who used to use TD9s all the time and he was trading silver and silver and I would put my chart up with chat wave notation and I found that there were so many times that the TD count failed that I just started to lose interest in it. But over the years, I became a little more impressed with it and Steve Rhodes has been using that for a, you can't get Steve. No, Steve, that's a pity. Steve has been using and speaking about a lot. He uses a great deal and he uses it really well, beautifully. So I thought it would be a great opportunity to chat with him about it. But anyway, all right, let's go on. If there's any chance that Steve can, the technical difficulties are resolved, I'd love to get to Steve. So let's just go back here. But I want you to show you the certain patterns. I had a question a moment ago mentioned about J.P. Morgan. So in the chapter, we remember the chapter wave methodology, what we were talking about is that fourth highest peak, peak D, I label it. That's where other things can happen. It can recycle to the upside. That's where you can have your greatest down moves. But look at this, J.P. Morgan. The daily chart of J.P. Morgan, JPM is the symbol, makes a peak D all time high on the 25th of October. That's October. And that's what, six months ago or something? 172.96. It turns out that it was also a peak D, the second peak D on the way up in the weekly chart. And it turns out that it was a peak D, that's a triple D, in the monthly chart. And now, well, we have to wait for the month to conclude. But as it stands to this particular point, you've got J.P. Morgan in a cell mode in the daily. You've got J.P. Morgan in a cell mode in the weekly after going into a rectangle sideways pattern, broke, breaking down. And there's a really good chance that there might be a cell mode in J.P. Morgan monthly. But I have to wait, if you're looking at a monthly chart, you have to look at the full month. You can't in the middle of a bar say, oh, it's definitely going to, I've seen, I don't know how many times, many of you have used candlestick charting, you know, that until the very last moment of that particular time frame where there's a one minute chart or a one month chart, you have to wait for the end of that candle and start the next candle before you can be assured that the candle is concluded and you can make an assessment. So I use only a couple of techniques in the chat wave methodology that have to do with candlestick charting. I love the little ones, the ones that look like a plus sign. Look here at 169.81, that 13th of January high, you had two doji candles. I call that a silent doji and then a little tiny doji candle at that high and then a gap and plummeted down. It's never filled that gap and then you ran to a peak D, yet another peak D with what I call the chat wave silent doji, that's the candle of the 9th of February at 157.43. The following day it makes another doji candle at 159.03 and you're not reading your messages. I thought I had read my messages. Yeah, okay, so he's done. I'm sorry. And then we went to a trough team, we're trying to rally here. Now we need to talk about a couple of things. So another question came in, let me just deal with that and then I'm going to go to what I'm looking at market-wise because this is, wow, when you look at the yields, the way they're breaking out to the upside, that is serious. So Murna question was, what's happening with Murna? All I can say is that Moderna at this particular point trading at 147.68 MRNA trading up 937 had a big spike to 166.75. Normally I look at these, especially if it's in the biotech area, if a rally doesn't fail but it has a huge move, sometimes something like three to five times the size of the candle the previous day and this starts to give it back is just news. And all I can say is that Murna is in a sell mode in the daily, a sell mode in the weekend at that peak D-top and at the peak F-top at 497.49, the biotech COVID other areas, that's done. It's in a sell mode with the Eiffel Tower straight up, straight down look, it looks like an uppercase A, a capital A, coming straight down. It might form some kind of support between the 128 and 142 area. If it takes a 128, it's probably not just going to test the 122 load, it's going to go lower than that. I'd just be really careful because it's had its day in the sun, now it's in the shade. What can I say? All right, a couple of things we need to look at yet. Let's see. Okay, so for a couple of days now, I've been talking about a pattern, it's actually about a week ago. In fact, tomorrow would be a week ago that I was speaking to Tom. We're looking at this candle in wheat. And as I said, I have only a few candles and a couple I've made up, a couple of techniques I've made up, they're my own personal techniques. And I've always called this one a Chapman Wave Roman candle. What is that? The price goes to a high. It's usually at a high, even if it's an intermediate term high, but it's a high of significance. And then the price has a big gap to the upside, usually makes a fractional wick, just a tiny wick, because if you're talking about Roman candles, you're talking about fireworks, right? And there's a tiny wick and it drops very sharply and then it rallies back to a half or two-thirds above the low of the day of the bar, that is. And then it closes. Well, the rule of thumb is, I typed this in Chapman Wave Roman candle, leg E to the upside at $13.63 and a half. This is a continuous contract, maybe the price has changed $13.63 and a half. Nope. And what happens is, if within two sessions, it's usually the next, but I say two sessions, if there is a shorter time frame, intro bar close, that holds for a little while underneath halfway into this long wick, in this case $12.40, be careful, because within that same bar or the next bar, not only could you test the low, you could take that low out. And lo and behold, we had that big red candle on the ninth with a low of $12.01 and a half. Next day, it gaps down and it fills all these gaps. You see these little circles here? I circled it because you couldn't see it, but there was a gap up and a limit up move to the $12.09 level, high, low, close, everything was $12.09. And then the following day, it went to $12.94, I think it was $12.94, what was that, let me just double check, $12.94. And then the following day, it gaps up again, almost limit up, and then it plunges, but it closed there. So now what we're looking at that black 14-period, there's the daily chart, black 14-period moving average, and this has got a habit of doing it, look, weak once before, hit the 200-period moving average, you're fantastic, look at that, like a springboard, it bounces sharply high and then gives it almost all up in this A, uppercase A or Eiffel Tower pattern. So we've just had that in the daily chart. Now it's really important because if it takes that 10-24 in the next two days, it says, you know what, just for now at least, week is done and now it has to rebuild strength and it's going to go high. I'll be back, Basel Chapman, I'm the host of the type, it's a business hour, usually 10 o'clock to 11 o'clock every weekday, and I'm also the author of the opening call. I'll be back in a moment, sitting here for tunnel, Brian. We'll be right back, the house. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Hi everyone, Basil Chapman. We're all back. I'm the guest host today. Tom O'Brien's out and we have a question here in Tiger YouTube about EGY. EGY is VALCOE. It should be VALCOE Energy. Now, a moment I saw that thought, VALCOE. Is this a South African company because the VAL River is a big river in South Africa and there's a lot of mining around. There used to be a lot of mining around there. But anyways, from Houston, Texas, an independent energy company principally engaged in the acquisition, development, and production of crude oil, so we're looking at a leg E and the weekly chart having gone from below single digits. In fact, it was about 70 cents or something like that. What was that? It was exactly 70 cents low. Unbelievable. 0.70. That was in 2020. It ran up to $7.41 in the daily. So the weekly is in a, this is peak A, B, C, D there again. Yeah, many of them are amazing. A, B, this is how simple the technique is when it's simple. So here we go. D and pulls back sharply, starts again in the weekly chart back in the mid-2021. So it's another peak A, B, C, D, and it goes to an E. And this week so far, it looks like there could be a peak E if there's no new high. Daily chart. So what the question was, could I look at it? Well, I'm looking at it, but you want some answers. I also want some answers. So I'm looking at this and it's had a really steep pullback when you think even just today it's down 14%. That's just in one day, but it had a move. Just the most recent move went from about the three level to the 741. 741 down to 652. So that's 90 cents. That's about 8%. Just like that. No, it's more. It's 14%. So that's a big move down. No, it has to be more than that. So just today's 14%. That's about 18 or more. So now what we're looking at is within the context of what all these patterns, look, if I had to go through OIH, this is the oil service index, peak deer 306.19 had a big sharp, there's the dreaded H. Remember, I love this is in real time. This is what I like to do. I like to show these things, how they function right there. There's that lower case H. It took out the left side low. If it doesn't close above the left side low within two bars, it could go quite a bit deeper. So I think this whole oil sector, peak deer, leg deer, the monthly chart, leg F in the weekly, is due for some kind of risk. And the big fear that I would have is, is this basically telling us between wheat, look at this, going through all the commodities, wheat down sharply, even today's down 14 and a quarter down over 1.5%. Soybeans holding in that rectangle formation near the highs, but not going to the highs, corn, same thing. So we're looking at all the commodities. Corn is down 17, but it's holding within the rectangle. So it's at a high level consolidation. So the concern, if we're thinking geopolitically, we have to say, is the market really, the fact that the Dow at this particular point, I'll be right back to your question about EGY. But for me, the question has to be, is this telling us about some kind of political results? Do we call it political? Maybe at this point, we need to call it political. We call it just in terms of nations. Are we talking about Ukraine, having put up an incredibly bright, brave effort, but when you're outnumbered to the extent they're outnumbered, 40 miles of equipment, even if a lot of it got stuck, even ran out of gas, it's 40. This is serious stuff. So is it saying, at some point, fairly soon, there might be a resolution, and then we're going to have to deal with the resolution. That's number one. Number two is very often markets take something very seriously, but markets tend to also get bored with the subject matter. So is the market saying, you know what, now we're a little bit more worried at this particular point about the Fed. So what I'm going to say right now is that I was asked earlier in the day, we were looking at Valera. Valera energy is a little different. It's held very well on manufacturers and marketer of transportation fuels and petrochemicals, power. That's got this whole picture of double tops that we've seen for months now. We've seen so many stocks and indexes. We were looking at the semiconductor index of 318 makes this double top and then pulls back. So yes, Valera energy at $89.92 down to $74. 93.77 was a high on the 11th of February. Friday the high was 93.62. So many times we've gone within pennies or within 30 cents or 20 cents of a major number. So we're going to be watching this very closely. So I'm at this particular point, if you've made, if you've done very well in your energy type stocks, I'd be a little bit more selective. I mean, look, we were looking, we were looking earlier on at, in my show today in the Tiger Technicians, and high-grade copper. High-grade copper made that the synchronicity of the left side high in the weekly chart at 4.8975. Now that's probably changed because it's a continuous contract. Nothing about the pattern or anything changes except the price gets smoothed out. So it's 4.9135 the week of the 14th of May. It pulls back sharp and he makes a cut formation. And what does it do? It goes just underneath. It goes to 4.8390. Then it takes almost the same number of bars and it has a high of what? The most recent high is last week at 4.6155. Yes, it is a bit higher, but look at the sequence and symmetry. And if you're looking at this monthly chart, look at what we're going to. We're going to the left side high that was way back at a peak in the monthly chart, February of 2011 at what? 5.1255. And what did we just hit? I can't remember what I said anymore. I think it just went over 5. 5.0395. I mean we're talking about when I said 2011. This is 11 years and it's already been down to the under 2.5 and it comes back again in this beautiful symmetry here. In fact, the symmetry is one bar late from where I counted the symmetry. But isn't that amazing? So copper is holding. All of these so far are holding quite well, but what's really important is how the mechanics of getting reached to market. Let's just say Ukraine, we don't know what the outcome is, but let's just imagine that within three weeks, for some reason or other, the farmers are back and they do whatever they do with the corn, they're shipping it and they're doing everything. But it takes a little while. It really takes a little while to get everything back again. Not only that, they've lost so much in the way of just venues. I should imagine the ports are, there's a problem with the ports, etc. So that means that wheat, that means that gold as the fear factor, I always talk about gold as the icon, there's this, it's really a measure of geopolitical and even economic sometimes fear. It's a very shiny fear gauge and it's pulled back quite sharply, but not that sharply that you say it's all over. So this could be in play. We're going to be watching this because if this week we continue to see a quite a dramatic drop, it's going to take a lot for all of these commodity, soft and hard commodity to scream to the upside again. I think what we have to look at on the shorter term is bonds. U.S. bonds. James bonds. Look at this, 152 and a half. It's almost at the low of the 16th of February, 152 and 132nd. And there's this Eiffel Tower straight up, straight down, uppercase eight path. Up the bank, dollars down 49. 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There it is. The cup formation breaks out and goes to a peak D in the day D. Leg D we have to wait for the entire week until Friday at four o'clock to call it a peak D with a high of 91.51, 91. Yep, high of 91.51 and a leg E in the monthly under other circumstances. I would have said that most of these oil and oil service sectors have made the kind of top that says you're going to have to wait quite a while before they can get back on track. But we're talking about something so completely different here. We're talking about scarcity. We're talking about, well, I don't want to get into it, but it's a geopolitical economic situation. And therefore it is in play. When is the next big move that can happen at any point? But I wanted to point out that Exxon CVX and another question about CVX same thing, except this has been Chevron Corporation multinational oil company has been really a spectacular move multinational. You know how much money it takes to move even a point. And yeah, it is going just straight up from the 13944 triple top high that was made going into mid-February. And then it just screams to the upside from 130. It goes straight to 170. It was at 174.75 on the 10th. It was two days later and it's just barely pulled back. And that's the same to me. Don't write off oil at this particular point. It's just way too soon. Question, can I post SLB? Slab. Slumberge. Let's see if I've got that. Oh, I had this all notated. I don't know how many, maybe hundreds of times I've notated and sometimes when my machine or for whatever reason, it suddenly has to be shut down and I haven't been able to save. I lose some of the notations and it goes to a different file and I've never been able to pick it up. It's there. I just haven't been able to pick it up. This is a LED in the monthly chart. Slumberge, $41.38 down to $1.52.  That doesn't mean to say it's negative because this base could be a base now going down to the 30, let's call it the 36 and a half, maybe 36 area. And I said $41.38. So from that move there, I would have to just count it as A. No, I have to actually go back. I have to go pick A. I'll do it live. That is a bar. That's not an up candle. So that's an A. That's a B. That's a C. That's a D. Yep. And there's an E and he has your E. So we've just gone alphabetically in the weekly chart. We've gone A. No, that's A. Sorry, that's A over there. And so it beats A. Because that is the low. Not that. That is a low. A, B, C, D. And there's your E. So we've got leg D in the monthly chart, leg E in the weekly chart, and a peak E. So this says be ready for some kind of a pullback. So those are the things that we like to do. And the question is, if you were going to get, if you necessarily say you were in and you've taken money off an ounce and it's shot up and you didn't know what to do. So just have patience. Rather, rather see where the support is and look at the overall complex, look at many of them, not one at a time. Just look at a bunch of them. And if this starts to go from 41 down to 39, I would say at 39, if it's holding steady, you could just nibble at it and slumber J because this whole area should hold, but you might have to have a two-point stop. So that's going to be the issue where you put the stop. I would have a stop because if it takes out 36.5 or 36, it's going to get quite a lot lower. At this point, it's holding very nice. It's got this tremendous support. I'd love to look at this rectangle formation with the aberrational move to the upside, like a one-to-one to the upside. I'd like to look at that as your trading support. This is your cushion. You don't want to break that cushion. Okay. A couple of other questions came in. Could I look at, where did I put it? I put it over here. Earlier in the day, in my show, it was asked about CF, which is Cliff, sorry, I keep saying Cliff. CLF is the Cliff. This is CF Industries. CF Industries is high hydrogen, nitrogen products, clean energy, fertilizing, emissions, abatement, leg F in the monthly chart, leg D in the weekly. And look how well this is holding because this is different. This is not just oil, service, anything. This is hydrogen, nitrogen products for clean energy. That's the magic word. We'd love in this particular environment to even think clean. It would be a wonderful thing if we can get what we want and think clean. Fertilize that emissions abatement. So at this particular point, it goes to 100.15, the screaming leg E to the upside. It pulls back sharply to the 14-period moving average in the daily chart, around about 85, and then it bounces. And yet it is at 95, 10 points higher and holding well. So as a chart pattern, if in the next three days it doesn't break, I'd call it 88 support, it's at 95, 88, seven points. But just give it quite a lot of points. If it can hold there, this is in play. So keep it in mind, CF is holding really well.  I think that that's very good. Question about from Dan, the 335 calls for Friday. You saw what happened this past Friday and how quickly we gave everything back. You saw what happened today, we're up 27 right now, but the Dow at one point to today, you want to go to the diamonds? Let me just go to the Dow for the moment. INDU. The Dow actually hit 33,395. That is, we're at 32,969. That is over 300 points, now 400 points down from where we were. This is the one time that I would say, I'm going to have to wait another day. I'd have to probably look today is Monday. I would have to wait until Wednesday with the Fed, because the Fed, you know, the bonds are doing what the Fed wants. The bonds actually are doing it. The bonds are raising rates because they're coming down so sharply. So maybe the Fed, just because of the environment that it's in, says, oh, absolutely, we are serious. We're going to do a quarter point now, but we already, even this afternoon, we could raise another quarter point. We're ready for a half a point, but we'll do a quarter point. I mean, they might have to just do that. They might just have to kind of fill up the time and just yakity yak, pull one of those greenspans where at the end of the day, you said, wait, he spoke for an hour and a half. What did he say? Can I pinpoint anything? And out of that whole thing of the Fed, just talking, I think Powell has been about as clear as he can be. So maybe he will be clear, but a little bit more dullish. And if you see that, it might not be Friday that it might be just immediately Wednesday afternoon to Thursday, regardless of the geopolitical economic situation in the Ukraine. 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There's a lot of backstory on why I'm laughing right now, but basically, folks, the word is percentage, right? This is a really simple word to define. Take something that you've counted and divide it by 100. It gives you like a ratio, right? So ratio formed by combining the same dimensional quality, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, all that fun stuff that you can go look up in a book. So if we count the number of percentage, the number of times you had an opportunity to engage in a behavior, and the number of times you did engage in that behavior, right? So 5 out of 10, 50%. Why 5 divided by 10 is 0.5, multiply by 100, and you have 50%, right? So why percentage? Why did they choose that term? Per, right? You get the idea, per, how often, right? Per what? Percent. What's a cent? A hundred. Look it up. It's not a penny. Why do they call a penny a cent? One cent? Because it's 1, 100. Oh. Centage. Per cent per 100. Folks, this is really simple. Take a number divided by 100, you get a decimal, multiply that number by 100. Anyway, you get the idea. Percentages, right? It's all there is to it. It's a great useful tool to do math for, with, by, so.


So, yeah, this is our symbol for the new year of directus, direct communication. This time is such a waste of time. The mind makes it what it seems to be long, with everything's beating around the bush. There's no direct communication. And this one's really good because it applies direct communication and relationship together. So that's a good combination. Because communication really is never between people. It's between you and the source. And then your time is an attempt to block communion or true communication. So, when we see movies in which there's a much more direct symbol of communication, like cut the chase. Cut the chase. Let's get at it. Let's get really direct. Let's give them something to talk about. Talk about love. Let's not waste any time. Yeah, let's not waste any time. This is like direct, direct, direct. I know. Yeah, which is everything. So, I think it'll be a great movie and we'll have a great experience with it. Some of you have seen it. Some of us have not. Oh, really? Some have not. Who hasn't seen it? I don't think so. Oh, really? I haven't seen it. I'm not sure that I've seen it this place through. You see? Okay, very good. Okay, we have some movies. Enjoy. I don't want to have a long time. I ran an ambience here. It is. I ran ambience. That's why the title. Yes. So, direct. Okay, let's hit us with your best shot. Acting it out beautifully. He's dependent. He's confused. He's conflicted. He doesn't know what he wants. He doesn't have good communication or clear communication, but he's got a prayer underneath it all. Help me. I don't know how the Holy Spirit handles this. Human condition case. Plans of communication style. She's super direct and speaks everything, just comes right out of her mouth, but she's thinking he's... Mr. people, please compromise anything. So, he races out. Races out. He's afraid of direct communication. Thank you. Thank you. Thank God bless you. I thought you should know. Good luck, Ira. I hope there isn't a catch. Yeah. And so it begins. That's it. Did you have to... What? And so it begins. Yes, this is the depth of it. Doubt, thoughts, I couldn't come on. I hope there isn't a gap. A catch. A catch. It's the past. It's the past. But he's just going there from gratitude. He just had this bursting gratitude. He was like, he couldn't... He didn't want to leave the place, but yeah. But he's looking at his face.  What? He can't even fathom what that reaction is. Alma, please, large and large. Sure, what kind of story would you like with that? River. River face. Wasn't that great? Lisa and I saw it for the first time. We were like, oh. I was a no private thoughts movie. Great. You could see the healing. You could feel the healing going on. Please get moving. That was definitely direct. We watched two movies today. One was not so direct. Direct. That was the advantage of seeing them back to back. Yeah. What else did you watch? Timer. We watched Timer, then we watched Aaron and Evie back to back to see the value of the directness. They go up to a great momentum and then it kind of just carried over with all the meetings. And then that great therapy session. Kind of like in the family style or something. The family style? Family style. I don't know why it reminded me of that. Yeah, the same kind of thing. Everybody had to come clean at the end. Yeah. There's another movie that Jennifer Aniston did too called The Object of My Affection. Did you ever see that one? Where she starts off and she's with this guy Vinnie falls in love with a gay man, Paul Rudd. And then she has Vinnie's baby but she wants to have it with the gay man. And all the things are swirling around in it. It goes towards like the end of this one where they had to stop judging each other in all fall and love. In all inclusive love. Instead of categorizing and judging and pushing people away saying, you know, I don't want that.  It was really beautiful at the end where it was like you could see that they were all in each other's lives in a loving, respectful way. But not judging. Not being so caught up in the roles. Not believing that the roles are who they are so that they can enjoy the dance. Feel the love and the appreciation and not get stuck into taking sides and live an intuitive life. A life inspired by spirit. Trusting that the spirit's got you. Spirit's taking you. This is the way the configuration looks right now but in a quantum way, you know, it's really the whole cosmos is with us. We are the whole cosmos and it just seems to be this configuration but there has to be a higher trust that everything is working together for the good, that there's nothing out of place and nothing's ever been out of place. Nothing's ever been really wrong. It was just the perspective of seeing it all fragmented that was insane. There's never anything wrong. There's no bringing into the therapy. It's the way the Course says, this holy instant would I give to you, be you in charge for I would but follow. It's like saying, I trust you God. I trust that everything happened for a reason and that as long as I believe in time then I need to just come back to the here and now and come back to the gratitude that it's all working. That's what you woke up with this morning. It's all in divine order and how glorious it felt to wake up with that thought. It's all in divine order. All is in divine order.  That's a big one. It's all in divine order. It's all in divine order. Really? There were some big leaps. Let's get married. That was a big one. Wasn't that a big one? Yeah. Yeah, such like a contrast with the other movie. It's kind of like, you know, with the timer, it's all like, let's get together or not or what. So it's like, are we in purpose or not? Like, are we doing it or are we not? Are we committed to this or are we not committed to this? Yeah. So, yeah, and I was like... And we didn't even know at that point when they were in the health club thing and she said, let's get married. We didn't even know that she had two marriages and we didn't know any of that. We just see her and she goes, are we like your face? It was just, everything was coming out uncensored. Like I like your face and touched it and then very quickly after that, let's get married. It was like a leap of faith. It was like a huge leap of faith. It was against all convention, you know. That was a huge leap. So that seems to be a key towards that it's all in divine order. Like there seems to be some kind of leap of faith that's required. It goes against everything. It goes against everything we've ever learned. That went against all kind of conventions. Say that. Like they had this spent six hours together talking in the gym, you know, health thing and then it just rapidly, that's the clip that was pulled out for the teaching clip. We've seen that clip a lot of this but I hadn't seen the movie but that was good. We have our few revolver moments we pulled out but we see the movie revolver gives a larger context to the whole thing. This movie really gave a whole broader context to that leap. Isn't that amazing? That was very miraculous. That was like a catalyst. Something came through her in that moment and let's get married and then just prices to watch his reaction just squirming all over the place and then for him to say yes and go wreck his parents and getting married that was a pretty big leap because all things considered after 12 years of therapy and nine years with what's the name, Leah and all things considered for him to dive in and there was some kind of presence underneath there for her to say let's get married and some kind of presence under there for him to say yes and then the movie showed it wasn't really about the marriage. That really wasn't what the leap was about. It was something more important underneath than the marriage. Marriage was just the mechanism of healing. They touched on all kinds of topics like jealousy and envy. He'll think about old flames. Boy, they ran the gamut of those things. That was good. Forgiving old flames. Yeah, forgiving. Making amends for going and having going to meet him to make amends and then that brought up all of her stuff. Meeting somebody. There was a famous theologian in Europe some of you might have heard of St. Augustine. It goes back quite a few centuries but St. Augustine had a famous line that came out of his mouth and the line was love and do what you will. To really live that. Lisa and I have been talking about how this, astrologically this is the year of love. We've crossed over to the year of love. 2016 is the year of love. It's about time. It's about time. It's in the numbers. Are you ready for the year of love, huh? Little stars, everything's alive. And what would the year of love be? Full gratitude and appreciation. When somebody says something to you and announces something to just rejoice and celebrate with them, you can see, you know, that was a problem. Everybody was hiding the private thoughts but we're talking about letting them be openly revealed with why, with a trust underneath that the private thoughts can't hold you back from love. They can't. They can't. They can't hold you back. That's a reason to not hide them and protect them. The only reason to try to push them down is the belief that they can sabotage your mind but they don't have the power to do that. That's really good news. Lisa was saying today, too, even with the expressions, it's like, come on, come on! Nothing else. And the therapist opens up. He's sitting there for all those years there. It's time we end this. But what you would end the theater of private thoughts with love it's the only way that the theater of private thoughts could end is in love. It's not ending any other way. It reveals the love that's underneath all of it. It does. It really reveals it. It's precious. It's interesting for me because I just had this feeling earlier tonight and I guess you guys were already watching this but I had this feeling like, did I want to contact Ola? Because I had that... I was like Abby last year with him. It didn't work out that way but I couldn't stop talking and it was so helpful for me. I had all these feelings I never had before and all these things and then even had feelings of jealousy things that I never really experienced before and really high feelings and then also that jumping in feeling really just jumping in and I couldn't stop and everyone was like, yeah, go for it. Just keep saying things. I was like a little strung out at the end. I had this belief that I freaked him out and I was just telling Eric like about two weeks ago, I said it was so strange the whole time I could just keep seeing these things that I would do with him or that we would live out. I did the same compulsion. I wanted to run home and bring him home to my family. It was the exact same thing instantly. We were in Ireland and everything. It was cocaine and I had these feelings and then he got together with this girl and I was just showing Eric exactly like me and in every scene that I pictured there's like literally like I'm literally there. Like it's her face, everything and it was just so strange but I just taught him all this evening and like this whole thing, experience and just that I had this feeling like there was something I need to sort of clear for myself with it like some idea that it was terrible that I felt all those things and that I just was so free so I can't believe that we're sitting here and we watched this so like I don't know what it is but I just, I can hold against myself that thought like I did something wrong with it tumbling and tumbling and tumbling out like and as I watched this movie I thought like I'd love that like I just love that feeling of completely being freed up that's what I felt like and I didn't even mind I wasn't even able to judge myself in the moment because it was so happening all happening so fast like it was overcoming all these things instantaneously yeah and I just, you know I'm not saying that I don't have it because I'm here or something I'm just saying I would really love that more and more and more that just tumbling forth tumbling forth out of it rolling out of all ideas of myself or others or I would just like it more and more yeah but I think that's why we watched Timer first because I hadn't seen it then we watched this because the contrast is just the speed up imagine that there was such a thing of past lives and future lives imagine that you could go like in a viewing booth like defending your life and your past life pavilion you could watch not only all of your past lives but all your future lives in fast motion right and you could hear everything and you would watch these patterns repeat over and over it would be fascinating to see these characters instead of parallel universes it's multiple universes like in Mr. Nobody but you would get to see it because that very thing like you felt with and then all and seeing oh he's with another and look at her face and this and this you can see it spinning around it's all mined doing these games with slight little tweaks and variations that seem to make them different but then you would start to see the patterns and you would go oh my goodness like a Nemo nobody saw and that's what the benefit in Mr. Nobody he saw all these things playing and playing and playing and playing and he was like because he was trying to make sense of it and then when he saw how pointless and how impossible the original thing was the original choice of a little boy having to decide between the love of a mother and father then he started laughing laughing laughing uncontrollably what a trip what a trip is time and space imagine if you could see all of those lifetimes played out as fast as you seem to be playing that out you know because that's what you like the feeling of it there's something impaling you to to just to not hold back I was jumping through things that I've been stuck with for years like instantly and I was like whoa I'm not for this just you know because I don't know it was like being detangled or what's it he keeps saying the the agreement yes you know it was like the agreement and it was on a roll it had its own momentum and so I didn't even feel like I was doing anything the torturous aspect of healing as I've experienced it before was not there you know just yeah so I learned so much even just even as it was like as it was like kind of being but yeah I'm up for that now and I think like what you're inviting us into is that trust and I want to trust like that I don't want to have to keep the safety catch on to try and make it safe because it doesn't work like that like the trust in that movie and the family stone was everything got cash and then the trust was that it wasn't really cash like it was in divine order so like I want I want safety in that in the role of it rather than in the control yeah yeah you can see like it was beautiful that scene in there where he was sleeping and dreaming and then he started dreaming about that scene in the train the subway train or whatever which was just a miraculous scene where she just you know the guy had a gun she got up the spirit just worked through her in the most loving way as Ira just watched in astonishment and then after when they finally got off when they got home he was super attracted to her like oh my god I'm I'm gonna marry a miracle worker like you know it was Abby was suddenly more than Abby she was like it was stunning to him and yet when he's later on in the movie when he was falling asleep and he had all of his unconscious fears and suspicions came up the ego hijacked the miracle scene and turned it entirely for its own purposes for fear and doubt her kissing all the people then her two exes showing up there and then her going out and him going no no you know that was his fear the fear is always that the ego is just going to hijack the interpretation and take what's totally miraculous absolutely miraculous and just hijack it for its own purposes and he had to forgive that in the end all that just triggered him big time when he got up you know he went out he was wandering he was seeking he was searching back again after he just married her the second time and taking his vows one unconscious thing from the ego trying to hijack the whole thing so that just shows you you know the devotion it takes to the mind training to stay open to the miraculous interpretation because that's the only thing that matters the spirit's interpretation showing us a world that is is beautiful and helpful truly helpful I am here only to be truly helpful in how the ego will try to take the same scene the same scenario and completely hijack it just for itself for its own death wish purposes guilt shame I did it with him when you saw the photographs of the two former husbands did it in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind when she comes home late and says well that's what you do to get people to like you you fucked them then those egoic attack thoughts then the barrage of both of them with the ego attack thoughts but then in the end the spirit pulls the rug on that thing they could hear them like playing and they're like wait a minute this is like a sabotage attempt then they could feel the love again when they all got delivered the packages and the tapes got exposed in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind yeah it exposed the ego yeah that's all we're here to do is to expose the lie it's like say no we're not going to buy that interpretation somebody is doing something to get somebody else but that ties into the roles and it doesn't so much matter the roles themselves aren't the problem it's the identification with them we're fine with fake dead just don't lie about it it's like can we not be here to nurture to support to cheer each other on in a blessing way like oh I bless you in what your guidance is I bless you in hearing what feels intuitive for you instead of judging oh that's wrong that's wrong something wrong with that that tendency of the ego to just point out wrong wrong wrong wrong instead of just being present listening and trusting and seeing nothing can be threatened and being faith yeah and experiencing that and the peace of exposing it's huge it is it is very huge that was a very good movie an amazing movie for that to come to that that's our choice Jesus calls it faith or faithlessness but faithlessness is murder and guilt and death they were helpful about faithlessness and there's everything wonderful about faith because faith has to take you beyond the body's eyes it has to take you beyond the five senses beyond the memories even the memories of bodies who did what who said what I couldn't find any truth and sticking to the bodies sticking to the memories of bodies no truth to be found there so the messages really have faith and be direct and if you have that moment that comes up like Aaron Abbey had or like Sarah was taking Carpe Diem seize the day go for it throw caution to the wind throw caution to the wind don't miss it don't miss that opportunity it's just trust she just was in a moment of strong trust like even though her other relationships had ended in divorce she just felt like no there's something really here there's something really here there's something really valuable she was intuitive and she she didn't hold back you might say that faith just triggered the whole movie it triggered everything that followed like a rapid undoing a rapid dismantling I mean her innocence was just the catalyst yeah that was it it's that powerful and when she said it you know at some point he just said is this a joke no it's no joke waiting is a joke but not this kind of faith it's no joke that's like the innocence that frees the mind so we watched this first movie Timer it was just this mechanism on people's wrist of knowing when you met your soulmate and all the waiting and all the game playing and everything that went on and this was more then you kind of if you're not gonna just settle for timers then go for it Carpe Diem do you remember the Robin Williams movie Captain My Captain stand up on your desk Carpe Diem sees the day and watch all the people in the room Captain My Captain line up just like in that scene with Robin Williams they all gave their allegiance even though he's getting fired the students didn't stop they gave him their total allegiance at the end he could see how powerful his mind was for him to see the day was everything the whole world lined up the whole classroom lined up back with that that's powerful that scene from Goodwill Hunting with Robin Williams it's not your fault it's not your fault it's not your fault over and over and over Holy Spirit boom boom boom it's not your fault and they made humor of that in the circle there Holy Serapis it's the mother's fault I was like it's all good we're blaming her it's like it's like you're looking for something to hit it on too much of a leap for a therapist not to blame not to blame at all, no blame that's the end of the therapist's role there's no blame, there's no game that was good it was fun it popped out I haven't seen that movie I think I might have let's just start I think I saw it I don't know if I'll watch it to the end you got the full read