Alright, thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today, so I'm going to talk for a few minutes about weed management and strawberries. And just to put a few kind of qualifiers on here I'm going to summarize what we do in Florida first for weed management so that means everything that I'm talking about is in regards to plastic culture production although a lot of techniques do go beyond that. I'm going to kind of frame this around an integrated weed management program because one thing we have found is that no single tool will solve the problem but you've got to integrate a bunch of them so I'm going to spend a little bit more time on some components of this than others. But we're going to highlight some of the things we found last few years but also highlight kind of the standard practices here in Florida. So to start with, we're going to start with fumigation the vast majority of strawberries in Florida are fumigated. We do have around anywhere from 6 to 800 acres of organic strawberries in the county where I'm at which is Hillsborough County. And that kind of varies depend from year to year depending on the market. But as far as fumigation goes we just completed a management survey of a short while ago. And the most common fumigant in Florida when strawberries is Pickler 60. And as commonly thought of for control of pathogens and nematodes it does provide some weak control as well which I'll talk about a little bit in a minute. The Telone C35 used to be the most common fumigant but it's no longer as common as Pickler 60. And then there are a few growers that use K-Pam or Vat-Pam as well, which its strong point is weed control. The, one of the reasons that we use these combinations of Telone and Chloropikron is because of the fact in terms of weed control they're much more effective when combined. The pictures I'm going to show you next couple of pictures are in tomatoes but you see the same trend in strawberries. So the picture on the left is you're non-treated and you can see nutsedge coming through plastic here. If you add 50 pounds of Chloropikron, if it becomes a pick you actually make the problem worse. And that's because low levels of pick will stimulate nutsedge sprouting. If you're around 200 pounds of pick, well then you've certainly reduced the population compared to a non-treated but you don't get great control. If you look at same picture on the left is untreated, middle left still 50 pounds of pick but the picture on the right now this is 15 gallons per acre one 3D. It essentially doesn't have any effect on nutsedge control on its own. But this is where you really see the difference. Once you combine the pick and the one 3D, you see a really clean bed and it's that combination of products that optimizes weed control and we see that consistently across all crops and that combination improves control. Now, here is a key point though, is it's really weather dependent. So those pictures that I'm showing you where we get really good control of nutsedge, those are fumigated in January in Florida. So that's when the soil is a bit cooler. If you look at this picture on the left is pick or 60 on the right is not fumigated, almost no difference. Those are fumigated in July when it's really hot. So we for weed control when it comes to fumigation, you have to take into account whether cooler, slightly cooler soils are going to give you better weed control just because the fumigate moves through the soil more slowly. We've done a lot of long term fumigation trials the last few years, and I'm not going to spend a lot of time in this because fumigation is not kind of where I want to spend all the time but I do want to point out this picture to give you an example on the left is not fumigated on the right is pick or 60. And again on the left is not fumigated on the right is the Florida three way what we call the Florida three way is a combination. So, this case pick or 60 plus KPM on the top and early in the season you don't see a lot of a lot of difference, but when you look through late in the season you see where we didn't fumigate we just got hammered with disease pick or 60 did fairly well but there's a lot of variability in those plants. If you look at the three way picture on the right you see consistency. Just to show you another picture of how extreme this can be we don't use paladin anymore but this still shows you the difference of the Florida three way versus not. The bottom left hand picture that's paladin pick 21 you can see all those grasses and broadly please growing in there. In the same field, here we have paladin plus KPM you can see how much cleaner it is so consistently, if we have a problem field it's going to be fumigated that has a lot of weeds. The Florida three way or what Georgia they call the Georgia three way that combination gives you the best control and in our studies actually gives you the best economic return as well. Real quick, use combinations if you fumigate cooler temperatures are going to give you better we control with Florida three ways the best in terms of we control as well as economic return, and it's the best in terms of broadleaf and grass control as well.  So in Florida, we're going to talk about herbicides that go underneath the plastic mulch. So, you can have this equipment you can see here which is a bed press which has nozzles on the back which can spray the herbicide directly on the bed immediately before we lay the plastic. This is not a real common practice in Florida not a lot of people are using herbicides under the plastic. It does occur, especially in fields where there are problems with broadly grass weeds. Here is a summary of the most common herbicides used in Florida historically the recommendation was a combination of gold and Devrono. We've moved away from that Chateau is now the most common recommendation. There are a few reasons for that if you look down this is just a few weed species that we have in Florida strawberries. And black medic and Carol the line of geranium are two common ones you see Chateau provides some suppression of those two species, whereas the other two products do not. Generally speaking Chateau persists a little longer and provides really good excellent we control most species a little bit better than goal over goal is also a very good product. If you're wondering why historically would they have mixed goal and Devrono. Well that's simply this next chart shows it Devrono is much better on grasses than Chateau or gold. So that goal plus Devrono mix gave you a better overall we control however Chateau is pretty decent better than goal on grasses. And the last price idea which was admittedly a little over a year ago but it was surprises changed a lot. At the time, Chateau was that around $20 per acre, a gold Devrono mix costs around $120 per acre so a big difference in cost, which is why we kind of moved away from that mix and settled on Chateau is the best option. Unfortunately, neither one of the none of these products work on nutsedge there are no effective herbicides registered for nutsedge control and strawberry. Real quick blurb on flu meoxysm which is the active ingredient in Chateau. This chart right here. We did this trial of short time ago looking at the red labeled rates which is one x all the way up to ridiculously high rates, something that you would never use we were just trying to highlight. What rate would you have to use to see damage. And we did this across a lot of different sites. And you can see I'm pointing at these dots where the one x rate which is three ounces per acre to x rate or the forex rate. This is essentially no damage, you have to go all the way up to eight times the label rate to cause damage to Chateau so it's extremely safe. If you get damage. This is what it looks like Chateau. If you get it on the bed and it comes up through the roots, you can see the browning on the veins.  If you have real high rates on the plant is not likely going to recover. Chateau is Chateau persistence over the season. And I know it was up a little bit here but this is just kind of a little bit of accumulation effect. But basically the reason we like Chateau is because the fact that persists throughout our season so it's a really good product. Just a couple of things. If you're extremely tolerant of Chateau you can apply it. Don't of course but we went up to four times the label rate without any damage. It persists for the whole season. That's a good thing, unless you're going to use that plastic for a second crop then that's could be a problem for you. I have gone to a few fields over the last few years where we saw some Chateau damage and the three bullet points in the bottom here. These are the three reasons we've seen damage. Number one, inadequate agitation in the tank. So Chateau right now is a granular although that formulation is changing. And there's been cases where people didn't agitate it. You release a clump of herbicide in the middle of the field and you get a spot where you get some damage. You have an inexperienced driver who slows down near the end of the row and on adults and you get really high rates near the end of the row that can happen. Or Chateau is supposed to be put on the top of the bed right before you lay the plastic. There's been a few people sprayed on the flat and then pull that bed up and you end up the concentrated lines of herbicide right where the plants are. And that also caused damage. Most of the herbicides that are used in strawberries are used in the row middles. And that's pretty well every single grower does apply herbicides in the row middles in Florida, except for the organic growers which tend to rely on cultivation. We've done a lot of trials and different crops looking at which herbicides are the most effective. This is just a table showing two different seasons and this was weed density in the row middle and you can see Chateau consistently dropped weed density significantly. Dual Chateau and dual and gold fairly well, but not really any any better than Chateau alone. I mentioned dual because it's recently been registered in strawberries in Florida I don't believe it's registered in Alabama. We can use it in the row middle I'm not 100% sure that in Alabama. This is an example of a row middle this is again this particular one was in tomatoes but you can see non-treated versus Chateau application we had your moxal mix started to burn down what was green and big difference so really really good control. This is just a summary of the most effective options and the most common used ones in Florida so a lot of growers will be for transplant we use a combination of aim and Chateau to burn down what's there and to give them residual control or per moxone and Chateau. There are a few will use gold and per moxone and there are a few that use glyphosate after transplant there are a lot of growers use glyphosate or a gram oxone plus Chateau mix that can be sprayed up to fruit set but not after just a couple of things of warning with Chateau if you spray it in row it does persist a long time that's its strength but you can there's a risk of if you have a sandy soil like we do in Florida and you get a lot of wind or you can actually have particles of sand blow up into the fruit if you wait too long to apply that application you get little burn marks. So something you don't want to go too close to when you think you're going to be picking. With glyphosate really common problem is this yellowing this is a little bit of drift when they were spraying it this is very typical of glyphosate around up damage and strawberries where you see the growing points, and even the buds down here all kind of turn of a yellowy twin yellowy twin so you need to be careful for you using glyphosate after transplant careful to do everything you can to minimize drift. I'm going to mention this particular species because we historically did not have ragweed Parthenium in our strawberries it started down south of Florida it has since moved rapidly northward. Now I pretty much see it in all of our strawberry fields, a lot of people mix it up with common ragweed. And really easy to tell them apart if you look at this picture. Ragweed Parthenium has white veins, which common ragweed does not. And common ragweed if you look at the top that's common ragweed a little bit more finely divided leaf.  And then you have also the vein is he's really sorry the stem is these really prominent veins. So why why we're concerned about ragweed Parthenium and why I'm mentioning it today is we've seen consistently it's moving rapidly northward. And this is what it looks like just a couple of days ago and some fields what they had terminated with herbicides. And you can see the ragweed Parthenium is happily still growing it's very tolerant of glyphosate very tolerant of grimoxone. So it will happily grow and if you don't control those few that are left. This is a pepper field just south of me. And you can see these white lines that is it filling the room it'lls between these rows of peppers, and it's very difficult to manage in strawberries. You only have two options at the moment. One is Chateau again this is the number of weeds per pot so we're looking at the effects of these herbicides on patrolling pre emerge so putting it down before the weed comes up. And this NTC is the non treaty control. And then you see three and six ounces of Chateau give really good control they won't control 100% but they do certainly reduce the density. After that, only options is hand pulling hole in your cultivation there are no herbicides that can be used within a strawberry crop to control the species. We do have some products that are working. And we have spent some time trying working on getting a label for those strawberries know that will be a national label. Once we make a little bit more progress so something to consider with this species. If you do see it in strawberry fields, it tends to start on the edges on the field edges. You need to make sure you remove it. So what do we usually terminate all strawberries at some point, either with a herbicide or with a fumigant herbicide of course being the most common approach, and KPM or VATAM being the ones that are used the most often. So this is just a series of pictures where we looked at different rates of, in this case it's KPM, VATAM basically you get the same data. Looking at how much it takes to kill strawberries. This is at the end of the season, you want to inject KPM and the advantage of doing this is that you not only terminate strawberries but you kill the weeds. You also kill seeds in the soil and pathogens and nematodes. So at 10 gallons per acre, you can see with this red box that perfectly good strawberry control at very low rate of 10 gallons per acre. So if you have a nice clean field and not really any pest pressure and you just want to terminate your crop this could be an option although it's going to be more expensive than herbicides. However, if you go to a part of your field where you have a lot of nut sedge, which is the case in this picture, and I'm just using nut sedge because you can visually see the difference. At 10 gallons per acre, you still have a lot of green weeds growing because you don't, there's not as much spread and there just isn't as you get control in the center, this is with one drip tape but you're not getting control in the bed edges. If you up it to 40 gallons per acre, there's still a little bit of green but you get much much better control and overall we control which means it's going to, if it will kill nut sedge on the edges is killing other pests that also occur on the bed edges. We use this type of technique if we have issues with these diseases like charcoal rotten strawberry this can be an effective way to minimize chat chance of infection the following year. We've done a lot of studies looking at rates. This is a non treated and Peter dishes these black dots this is actually macrofemina growing and Peter dish at 10 gallons per acre you drop it in the center but the side still pretty bad 20 gallons per acre similar story. 30 gallons per acre this yellow is not macrofemina this is a different organism that's not of concern, but you're still not reaching the side at 40 gallons per acre. You start to get much better control so crop termination with a PAM helps with diseases but it also helps with weeds so for example the most common we have in strawberries in Florida's goosegrass. And if you look at this chart here this is the dose of the time potassium or K PAM, this is percent control, and you can see and this is control model the plants this is control of the seeds and this is what's really important is you can get significant a decent kill of a seed bank with a good application of something like K PAM and this rate right around here will be equivalent to 40 gallons per acre, which means that around 40 gallons per acre you're going to get decent control of seeds. Common personally in another way that we have a lot of this would be a very similar trend you can see decent control application K PAM. So, summary 10 gallons per acre will adequately terminate a strawberry crop but you need much higher rates right around 40 gallons per acre if you want to optimize we control and control a lot of pathogens like macrofemina. I do want to mention a follow program so our season of course is a little different than yours but generally speaking we are fumigating and putting beds in in August we plant in September. And we're harvesting through to March or April depending on markets and things like that. That means we have a follow program in from April, all the way through to the following June. Or April, May and June, sometimes in July, and then perhaps part of August so several months there where we have bear ground, a little over 80% somewhere on 85% of the strawberry acreage is cover crop every year. There's a lot of important reasons for us to do that as our wettest time of the year so cover crops helpful things like erosion and helping improve a water uptake for aquifers. But cover crops also do inhibit weeds you can see this picture on the right hand side look taken underneath the canopy. You see hardly almost no weed seeds germinating there so good cover crop inhibits weed growth and suppresses weed seed production. And can emphasize the importance of you know there's all kinds of reasons to cover crop for soil structure for soil health. If there's a weed control, you can really reduce weed growth and prevent seed production with a properly managed cover crop. Now that's true for broadleaf weeds and it's true for grass seeds and actually in some of our long term trials, the presence or absence of a good follow program whether that's cover crops or herbicides was more important than deciding which fumigate to use that just kind of gives you an idea of how important a good follow program is that decision of what to grow when you didn't have strawberries there had a much greater effect than what the number of weeks and even what fumigate you selected. When it comes to nut sedge management cover crops are not a good option. And the reason for that is not said will happily grow underneath the canopy of even the most dense cover crops this is a picture of some him. You can see some hemp which can form an incredibly thick canopy cover nut sedge will continue to happily grow. Now it won't produce as many tubers so you do prevent your populations from getting bigger which is good, but you don't reduce the population so if you have a field with a nuts that's problem. You're much better off to use something like cultivation glyphosate combinations. What you want to do is you want to allow the nuts edge to grow you want to spray glyphosate when you have not said about, I don't know seven inches tall. Certainly before flowers, then you want to cultivate to stimulate more sprouting and then spray again doing that a couple of times will optimize your nuts edge control. So that kind of gives you a summary of the overall approach to weed control. There's one other thing I want to cover here shortly but again I want to emphasize the one thing that we have no for certain is that effective we control over long term is you've got to integrate more than one tool at a time. And one of the reasons that we don't have as many issues with herbicide resistance for example in many specialty crops like strawberries is because we have historically used very integrated weed management program so you want to continue to make sure that you do that. We've last few years we've been doing something kind of fun I'm just going to mention this quickly. Here in Florida we do this practice of relay cropping where we plant a second crop into our strawberries so in this case you can see eggplants growing in strawberries what would happen is somewhere around January which is when we're planting these strawberries. They will come through and they'll plant eggplants cantaloupes or peppers in down the center of the bed so we go two rows of strawberries in one bed with one drip tape down the center so they'll plant a second crop right down the center along the side of that drip tape. And then when it comes near the end of the strawberry season the standard practice right now would be to remove those strawberries by hand and allow that second crop to grow. So the advantage and the reason they do relay cropping versus terminating the strawberries and then planting a second crop is all about timing it allows them to get another crop to market sooner because there's a gap between one one crop ends and another one starts and there's that there's that advantage of timing. The strawberries do provide some protection. So it allows you to get basically it allows you to get two crops in a time period when you normally couldn't get them because part of that time they're growing together. The downside of this approach is as you can imagine hand removal strawberries is labor intensive. So we started developing this shield which is really very simple this is just a prototype. It's basically a triangular sealed shield that you can adjust the width at the bottom. And then on the outside and each side we have nozzles. I'll just show you the back of it as well. And we have at the front is kind of flanged out slightly. What it does is as you pull through the field in this case I'm showing you with eggplants again it pulls the leaves of the eggplant up and into this triangular shield, and then you're spraying the herbicide on the outside to kill the strawberries. So when you pass an open area, you can see this dry line down the center of the bed that's where the herbicide didn't touch, which is and your plant is covered. And then this wet area on the outside both sides that's where the herbicide would have been sprayed. So what this looks like is right here. The strawberries eventually die, and you continue to grow this case we're testing and removal versus herbicide removal in eggplants we've done in cantaloupes and we've also done it in peppers. Not a great idea for cantaloupes, but for peppers and then going upgrade the peppers and eggplants is a great idea works really well. No, no effects on yield. As a matter of fact, if you plant the second crop at the right time you actually get a bit of a yield boost. Just because as I started to mention earlier the strawberries provide some level of protection against cold periods or colder weather or wind. So with that I want to, I know I've done kind of long already and I want to make sure there's any questions there's a chance to ask those but I want to acknowledge I've got a great team down here there's a lot of, there's a lot of this work for me and we are funded by the Florida Strawberry Growers Association as well as the Florida Department of Agriculture.


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And one of Nigeria's oldest secondary schools here is Grandma School in Bariga, a legal state. He's celebrating its 163rd anniversary. And to commemorate the day, the Old Grammarian Society, OGS, held a series of activities, one of which was the launch of the solarisation of its parents' offencing. Plus, the videos corresponding to Uyime Afia was at the event, her report. The management of the institution, the Old Grammarian Society, and members of the Founders' Day Planning Committee of the School, kicked off the week-long program. The president of the OGS, Olu Vicent, highlighted the roles the Old Boys have played since the inception of the school in 1859. Today, while we are witnessing this morning, we have had the commissioning of an ultra-modern kitchen constructed by the 1982 set. Then we have the... We have the beautification of a garden done by the 1994 set. Then we have the first phase of the 40KVA power. OGS, UK, and America will be commissioning... We're embarking on the supply of power, using solar for the entire school. So the school will be on solar panel, independent of the P-16 and the rest of them. They've done the first phase, 10KVA, which we've done this morning. Then we've had the ICT building, which is in focus, which is being undertaken by OGS Americans. The ICT building is to ensure that we develop the capacity of our students that not just in terms of ICT knowledge, our ability to have their hands on touch, to be able to repair handsets, repair cellphones, and the rest of them, and be able to do professional exams, even while our students in the school. By the end of the day, by the time they're leaving the grammar school, they're queuing for the challenges of the future. They can go on their own with the education they got in the school, be anywhere they want to be in the world. The Anglican bishop of Badagri, Babatunde Adeyemi, who was a guest at the event, stressed the need to pay more attention to children and youth as they are the leaders of tomorrow. Because of the situation around us, we need to pay attention to the children. We have dedicated various projects, but the foremost project, the most important project are the children. And when they are properly groomed, we have leaders taking over from us tomorrow. So we should pay more attention to our children. Chairman Board of Directors, Professor Afola Bin said that the foundation led by the school made him into whatever he is today. Today, the foundation was laid in the primary and secondary school I went to, like CMS grammar school. The friends I have today are the friends I made when I was in school. So it has made a good difference. The instruction I got from my principals then is what has helped us through life. So we cannot underestimate the value of the education we got from CMS grammar school. So I appreciate it and I give God the glory for 163 years of education in Nigeria. Chairman Planning Committee, Dr. Dikbo Arigbede said that they have decided to take it upon themselves to improve on and contribute to the well-being of the school and of the children at large. You know grammar school has been in the system for 163 years and it's an annual event that we have inherited from our forefathers and we will continue to improve on it. Highlights are part of what we have done this year is a lecture that was done a week ago during the press conference with the outgoing Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Professor Gundipe was the guest speaker. We had the career talk and we also had the prize-giving day on Friday and this is the hallmark of everything today which is the Thanksgiving and luncheon today's luncheon. And as I said it's an annual event we will continue to do it and improve on it every time. The high point of the event was the presentation of prizes to some of the outstanding students and teachers. Uyime Afia, Plus TV News.


Since man landed on the moon, countless conspiracy theories have surfaced all over the web. Some so virulent, they spread like a virus, seeping into many areas of the media. Some of these theories, predictably, hold more water than others. Some claim we never went to the moon, this regardless of the proof that has continued to surface over the years. NASA claims to have lost the telemetry from the moon landings also. The motive behind this claim is unclear, yet no matter how unlikely, they continue to claim that it has been missing for decades. Conspiracy theorists often overlook the astonishing contributions which NASA has also made to modern society. Yet some theories actually claim a literal polar opposite of moon landing conspiracies. These not only agree that we did indeed land, walk, and even drive on the moon, but claim we have been back in secret and to explore a rather astonishing thing. According to numerous sources, the most compelling of said claims began on YouTube, with the release of some extraordinary CGI footage of acclaimed moon landing and the exploration of a simply gigantic alien spacecraft. Due to the moon being so difficult to reach, and the fact that anything which either crash landed or was possibly even abandoned on the moon even billions of years ago would have been preserved in an incredible condition. In April 2007, videos began appearing on YouTube under the user name RetireDaffB, telling the extraordinary story of a supposed Apollo 20, a secret lunar mission that had discovered the existence of intelligent alien life on the moon. Then on May 23, 2007, Italian UFOologist Luca Scantaburlo managed to secure an interview with an individual who claimed to be the creator of the channel, a man by the name of William Rutledge, who later claimed to be in fact himself a retired secret American astronaut, who at the time was living in Rwanda. Rutledge claimed to be the commander of the Apollo 20 crew, and to be the owner of the retired DaffB account. However, the interviewer never met Rutledge in person, as the interview was conducted over Yahoo Messenger. During the interview, however, Rutledge claimed that Apollo 20 was a top secret mission, launched in mid-August 1976 from Vandenberg Air Force Base, near Santa Barbara, California. He also claimed that it was conducted jointly by the United States and the former Soviet Union. He also alleged that other missions were made by American astronaut Leona Snyder, a now-established fictitious persona, and former Soviet cosmonaut Oleksa Leonov, the first human to perform a spacewalk. The purported landing site of the mission was near Gayo Crater, a feature near the much larger Del Porte crater. Rutledge said the videos show that he and Leonov discover the remains of an ancient lunar civilization. He also said they brought back artifacts to Earth for study, including a hibernating female humanoid. It is a story which we found highly compelling. Why did we never go back to the moon? Undoubtedly, man's greatest achievement, a feat which has apparently never been attempted again. There are many conspiracy theories surrounding the moon missions, some for good reasons and others not so. A mission to the moon or indeed Mars should be an experience which unites humanity under a common goal, yet alas, this unity rarely occurs. It is a well-known fact that knowledge is power, yet unfortunately this fact can often breed deceit and deception, for it is believed by some that knowledge only makes one powerful when it is concealed from another, regardless of whether this always be accurate within reality. Because of this system of accumulating and protecting power, space-going nations have gone to tremendous efforts to conceal things from the public, and indeed each other. The United States government, for example, demands astronomers, astronauts and many other workers at NASA sign an oath of confidentiality. Upon breaking this oath, you could face a conviction of treason, a crime which carries the death penalty. However, regardless of this, over the past few years, more and more individuals from around the world have bravely began to blow the whistle on these secrecies. Dr. Ken Johnston, former director of NASA's Department of Photographic Evidence, has stated that during his stay at the agency, he was able to see original photos of countless ruins, pyramids and intact temples all resting upon the moon. Not only are there now a number of independent testimonies made by numerous figures from within these space agencies and the accompanying programs, confessing to the concealment of ancient ruins on the moon's surface, but we also have compelling physical evidence of such structures, including photographs released by NASA themselves. One was snapped by the Apollo 17 astronauts in 1972. Subsequently, uploaded to the official NASA website, it was originally labeled as overexposed. However, as technology has evolved and computer software has become more inept at refining images, it has revealed something amazing. Along with a parent pyramidal structure clearly seen within this image, some investigators have also highlighted a possible monolith in the foreground. Was space Odyssey trying to tell us something? Predictably, many people have come forward attempting to discredit this discovery, yet fortunately for us, in the December of 2008, the Hubble Space Telescope took some extremely intriguing images of its own. Images which seem to corroborate the once overexposed Apollo photo. Do these images actually show ancient ruins upon the surface of the moon? If this is the case, how did they get there? Or more importantly, who could have built them? Are these relics proof of an ancient space going civilization? Or maybe extraterrestrial activity? Regardless of how they got there, we find their existence highly compelling and could be perceived as a possible motive for turning the space programs into black projects. Maybe we did go back to the moon. It's just most were never told about it. After all, knowledge is power. Thanks for watching guys and until next time, take care. What did the Apollo 10 astronauts experience on their legendary transit far beyond Earth contact as they ventured around the dark side of the moon? Our often illuminated satellite is, to our perspective here on Earth, seemingly rotating on a fixed axis. Thus, only one side of the moon has ever been seen from Earth. Additionally, although known as the dark side, it does indeed receive sunlight. In May 1969, Apollo 10 was the fourth manned mission in the United States Apollo program. It was a real world or real space operational training mission, an in-depth research and preparation rehearsal in planning of the eventual moon landing. Successfully testing componentry, procedural drills, along with several contingencies for if something went wrong. The mission was completely successful, doing all short of an actual lunar landing. What we find the most enigmatic part of the mission, however, the audio transcripts of what even the astronauts termed alien music was heard by all aboard as they lost contact with Houston, as they went behind the moon. Supporting the theory of an alien transmission are recent discoveries of pulses leaving our planet from several locations, such as Antarctica, Bosnia, Peru, etc. The perplexing purpose for false doors and so forth. Furthermore, due to the sheer mass of rock that would be between the Earth and the far side, if the moon is receiving any directed transmissions, it's stationing strategically perfect to not only observe us, but avoid detection. The other cause for the music, a personal hypothesis, is that instead of the static we receive upon our television, residually from the Big Bang, outer of space, especially away from our own statically-generating planet, this noise could, we believe, indeed sound like an eerie melody. Additionally, due to Redshift and the Doppler effect, sound would warp through vast space time travel, even from our closest neighbor, Proxima Centauri. Yet indeed, if of intelligent and extraterrestrial origin, it would be received as pulse of sound, having moments of silence distorted from interstellar travel. However, who knows what advanced technological composition could be possible. The truth is out there, or maybe it's here already. There are many conspiracy theories pertaining to hidden ancient relics which can be found upon our moon. Conspiracies plague not only the known visit to it, but also the possible past visitation by a now lost civilization. A number of studies, including some here upon our channel, have exposed not only theories, but valid proofs to support the hypothesis of ancient ruins not only being present on the moon, but ancient lunar ruins having actually been visited in secret operations by NASA and other space agencies. Not only aware of said sites, but accused of studying them in secret. However, a discovery has been made which has seemingly been a lot more difficult, apparently impossible to keep concealed. Thus, it has been exposed after having been discovered by a group of intellectuals at the Baylor University, featured within a study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. They combine data from NASA's Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory, GRAIL, and the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, LRO. After finding a huge blob lurking over a hundred miles beneath the South Pole, it can basin. Imagine taking a pile of metal five times larger than the big island of Hawaii and burying it underground. That's roughly how much unexpected mass we detected, said Peter B. James, Assistant Professor of Planetary Geophysics at Baylor University. The basin near the bottom of our sole natural satellite is an oval-shaped crater several miles deep and up to 1,242 miles wide, the largest found upon the moon. Located upon the moon's far side, also known as the dark side, it never faces the Earth, permanently concealed from the world. It's an ideal place for future investigation by secretive agencies, as the far side would make an ideal location for any base development that one wished to keep hidden from the world. However, the metal object, which is of an incredible size, is yet to be identified, and if it has been found already by secret intelligence upon Earth, it has until now remained unmentioned and, as far as anyone knows, unstudied. One of the explanations of this extra mass is that the metal from the asteroid that formed the crater is still embedded in the moon's mantle, said James, adding that the crater is believed to be 4 billion years old, almost as old as Earth itself. This means that if this was indeed left by a craft, the beings who made it would now, if still in existence, be unimaginably more advanced than the modern man of Earth, and could, in all possibility, still be visiting our solar system. Was this crater created by a metallic craft? If so, who were these beings? Were they interdimensional or merely interstellar travelers? It is an anomaly, like many others within our solar system, which we find highly compelling. The fact that the moon rings like a bell when struck, has given rise to many conspiracies. The most popular being that the moon is an alien death star or an hollow satellite, however the answer and even rocks made of the same structure may have been found here on Earth, in the US. The mysterious Sonora stones of ringing rocks parked in Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania, may hold the answer. The earliest published description of the Boulder Field is dated 1876. The seven acre Boulder Field was purchased in 1895 by Abel B. Haring, president of the Union National Bank in Frenchtown. Apparently Haring wished to protect the ringing rocks, even refusing an offer to the right to quarry the stones. An explanation as to how the stone's ring remains unclear. In 1965 a group of scientists crushed and sliced the stones to try to come up with an answer. After performing numerous experiments, they found all of the stones from within the field, doing fact ring, often in tones lower than human perception. Potonal interaction between these low frequencies can create an audible sound, as if they sing together. The exact mechanism by which the rings still remains elusive, although they suspect it may have something to do with the freeze-thaw cycle that initially formed the Boulder Field. This drastic freezing and thawing during lunar cycles may indeed be a likely explanation for the moon's resonance. In 1890, a concert was held for the Buckwampam Historical Society. The instruments selected were the stones themselves. You might say it was the first ever rock concert. The rock field occupies seven acres of an otherwise wooded area, and is over 10 feet deep with boulders. If one became tempted to take a stone home as a souvenir, they would soon be disappointed as the rocks lose their musical ability once taken from the other stones. Other isolated areas within Pennsylvania possess these strange stones such as Stony Garden in Bucks County, ringing rocks parked near Pottstone, Montgomery County and the Devil's Race course in Franklin County. But no other places are known to have them. The true cause of the ringing stones is still unknown, and a hot topic of debate among geologists, the fact that they lose this ability when separated just adds to their mystery. What do you think gave them their ability to sing? China's U-2 rover, currently exploring the surface of our moon, has exposed an intriguing discovery, a mysterious object that many are labeling the hut. It is a cube-shaped curiosity, which oddly just appears to be resting upon the moon, as if once placed. In previous videos, we have examined similar anomalies many believe to be obelisks. We can visit other people with their habitation. We can keep track. If there's something very important to be developed from the moon, together we can explore the moon and develop the moon. We should go boldly where man has not gone before. Fly by to comets, visit asteroids, visit the moon of Mars. There's a monolith. They're a very unusual structure on this little potato-shaped object that goes around Mars once in seven hours. When people find out about that, they're going to say, who put that there?  A moon, which not only appears to be hollow from one side, but is on a decaying orbit, which does not make sense, almost as if it were a ghost of the past. Earthly calculations revealing that the moon should have disintegrated into Mars long ago. Yet the moon still exists, along with its mysterious so-called monolith. Yet I digress. The thing that makes these objects so interesting is how they seemingly appear to have once been placed where they have rested for untold millennia. No contact trail, no debris, dust plume, or disturbance at all, and most importantly, no crater of any form. Unfortunately, however, according to Chinese space officials, it may be a long time before the rover reaches the object, if at all. One major reason is that U-22 is an active most of the time. The solar-powered spacecraft cannot operate during the 14.5 Earth Day long lunar night, nor for roughly 24 hours after sunrise and before sunset. U-22 also stays offline during lunar noon, as temperatures at that time can reach 127 degrees Celsius. What is this object? Further photographic study and detailed research into its precise location needs to be undertaken. It is an object which we find highly compelling.


Hey guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. For today's video, I'm going to be going over my favorite products for the month of June. I've tried out a lot of products this month and a lot of good things have come out of this month. So I'm so excited to share with you some beautiful palettes and some amazing skincare that I really do feel like has made a big impact on my skin. So if you want to see those products then let's just, let's get going. I believe we are heading into July. This summer is just flying by. So I want to start off with foundations for you guys. I have two different base products that I've thoroughly been enjoying. So we'll start off with the foundation that I'm wearing right now. I bought this when Neiman Marcus was having a pretty decent sale and this is the Gorlon L'Escential Natural Glow Foundation. It took me a little bit to actually put this on my face and start wearing it. And ever since I started wearing it, I really cannot get enough of it. I've been wearing a lot of lighter coverage foundations lately. So it seems like every time I wear this, I feel like this is full coverage. I would say this has more of a medium coverage. That's a little bit more buildable towards full, not necessarily reaching full. But because I've been wearing tinted moisturizers and just light makeup in general, this seems like so full coverage to me even though it's not. It's a really nice foundation. It's going to get you coverage and it has a very natural skin like finish. So there's just some foundations that I feel really do kind of stand on the skin and you can see them. This is one of those foundations where I feel like the actual finish is quite natural and it looks as close to skin like as the foundation could while also giving you coverage. I like the way that it wears and I just feel like it really does perfect my skin when I want that extra bit of coverage. Wear time on it is decent and I'm pretty picky about foundations. I'll wear any foundations any day. However, I do have a type. I do notice there is a specific type of finish that I prefer that I just think looks more natural and this is one of those foundations that has it. So it's a really beautiful foundation. It has a slight almond scent to it that I really like. It's very subtle. It's got a lot of hype for a while and I never picked it up and I'm so happy that I decided to because it really is a beautiful foundation. So the next item I'm actually quite surprised by. This is the Colourpop Pretty Fresh Hyaluronic Acid Tinted Moisturizer. And initially when I got this, honestly, I wasn't that in love with it. I thought it was okay. I just had different expectations for it. But now that I've been looking more towards a lighter coverage since I'm staying more at home and also my skin is looking nicer. I've been surprised by how much I've been grabbing for this. So it's very affordable to begin with. I mixed two shades Light 7W and Medium 9W and it's a pretty good color for me and I like having options to go lighter or darker especially with the sun, even though I haven't been going out. I mean, it is a tipped moisturizer and at first I didn't like it because I was expecting it to give me a little bit more coverage than I did. But now that I've gotten used to it and I've gotten used to applying it and how I like to apply it, I really think this looks so good on this skin. So to give me that extra coverage, I do rely on a little bit more concealer. So I will conceal the spots that I have acne on.  And I feel like it really does even my skin when I finally put this on. So the areas that don't need quite as much coverage, this does the perfect job of evening everything out and with concealer as kind of a power duo. It does really create quite a flawless finish while also just having a lighter more comfortable coverage on your skin. So I think this is a really good tinted moisturizer. I did talk about it in my top five foundations for summer. This didn't quite make the top five, but I have to say I have been doing it a lot more recently and I've been grabbing for it just because my skin has been nicer. It's very comfortable and when you pair it with a concealer, you're good to go. You've still got the coverage that you need. So I've been liking this a lot and it's very affordable. I did pick up the pretty fresh foundation that just came out. So this is a tinted moisturizer. It looked like they just released a liquid foundation and I haven't had the best luck with color pop based products. If anything, I would say this one's probably the best and it's still not amazing or groundbreaking. So I'm excited to try out that foundation. So that's kind of my thought on these moving on to a blush found that I've been grabbing for them a ton. And these are the Mulan and color pop collaboration blushes. Unfortunately, they are out of stock right now. But when they do come back in stock, I will let you guys know because these blushes are beautiful. Like most of you guys, I received my Mulan collection very, very delayed because of the current situation. And when it finally came again, I waited a few weeks before I had the chance to try it. And ever since I tried these, I can't put them down. The other items in the collection are also amazing, but I feel like I've really been reaching for these because these aren't colors that I normally go for. So we have matchmaker, which is a little bit more of a light nude shade. And then the one that I'm currently wearing right now is Good Luck Charm. This one is a little bit more terracotta warm. And I prefer a bright pink blush. That's kind of my everyday, what I'm comfortable with. But I have found, I have been liking these more neutral tones recently. And so because my collection of neutral toned blushes is limited, these are two of the ones that I have and they just come to mind because they're new. And I have been absolutely loving these blushes. I think they're really beautiful bronzy tones for the summer and I have not been able to put these down. So if you are into blush tones like these, once these come back in stock, I will post about it on my community cap. Just make sure you have my posts, whatever my notifications on the bell thing. I don't know how YouTube works, but I know you will get notified when I post that. Now let's move on to the eyeballs. So what's wrong with eyebrows? So this is a really good product that I've been using a lot. This is the Marc Jacobs Brow Wow Duo. I really like this, you guys. I think it is a wonderful product. So on one end you have a pencil and it's not the sharpest most defined pencil, but it deposits a really good amount of color. So that kind of makes up for it and it also blends really easily. So I feel like this does deposit a lot of color. It's very creamy. So sometimes you can go a little bit overboard. Your brows can look a little overdone, but it actually blends out really nice. So if you just have a spoolie and all of a sudden your brows look really natural. So I've been enjoying this a lot. It lasts a long time and then I also really liked how this has a brow gel on the other end and it really does a nice job is putting your brows in place. And I like it because it's not too tinted. There's some tinted brow gels where they have too much color and if you get it on your skin you can see and then all of a sudden your brows just look really messy. This gives enough of a tint that you can use it without the pencil side, but also if you're using it with the pencil side, it does enough to just hold it without making your brows look a mess or adding any extra unneeded color. I've been enjoying this a lot and using it a lot and I just think it's a really nice brow product. I tend to stick to the same brow products over and over again. So it's been nice to mix this in. I've been enjoying it a lot. I have a few eyeshadow palettes. If you're wondering where Natasha Denona Bronze is, I just feel like I haven't gotten the chance to really use it enough considering I only got it a few days ago same with the Patrick Carr stuff. So that might be featured next month if I still love them as much as I do now but I have four palettes to talk with you guys about. So the first one is also from Mark Jacobs from that same collection that the brow duo came from and this is the extravagance eyeshadow palette. So this one's pretty new and untouched. I had a really difficult time with the customer service and Mark Jacobs. Don't really recommend you purchase from the Mark Jacobs site at this point. I returned my palette because it came broken and they were just giving me a rough time. So I returned it and then I ordered a new one from Sephora because it's just easier to deal with. But anyways, this palette itself is beautiful. It is a limited edition palette and I love the packaging. I think it's really stunning and elegant looking and then you have all of these beautiful neutral tones. Now keep in mind. I am the first one to admit that there really is nothing unique about this palette but you are getting such a solid palette with great quality shadows. They do the work for you and what I specifically like is these neutral shimmery tones. They're so glam and glittery without being like chunky glittery. They just really hit the light and shine so beautifully. They have that very nice soft glimmer to them. So I find the finishes of these to be a little extra special. Colors are not unique. You know, you can get these and the Natasha De Nau Prance palette, the Artist Couture palette, basically any palette, but just as a whole, it's good quality. It's really beautiful and it's a smaller palette. So you feel less intimidated. You kind of know what look you're going to get when you grab for this palette. So I've been enjoying this a lot and I was so sad when I returned the other one and had to wait for this one to come in the mail. It's so good, you guys. Another baby that I have been loving this month is from Charlotte Tilbury. She's released quite a few new products lately, which by the way, my setting spray came in the mail today. I forgot to use it for my look today, but I'm definitely going to film a review on it. This is one that just has really stood out to me. This is the Desert Haze Quad. You guys are really coming at me about this Charlotte Tilbury video. It is coming. I promise I'm actually about ready to film it. I just have to film one more tutorial and then I'm done. But this has been so wonderful, you guys. It is very boring. And again, just like the Marc Jacobs palette, you have these colors. You do. There's nothing unique about it. But the formula in here, oh my God, guys. It is one of the most buttery smooth Macs I've ever dealt with in my entire collection. It does work for you. And every time I do an all-matte look, I'm like, you know, all-matte looks look really good. I'm just in love with the quality of this. And I like how you compare it with other Charlotte Tilbury palettes because their palettes tend to be really glowy and shimmery. Sometimes you need this to kind of bring everything down. So this is a perfect quad to pair with other quads. And I don't have the other all-matte quad that she has which is called the Sophisticate. I do need to grab that one. That one's more cool toned. This is the Warm Tone Sister and you guys, the formula, one of the best matte formulas, seriously. So pigmented, so blendable, so creamy. It does work for you. And I highly recommend it. I do. I just think the quality is. Also, Kaleidos came out with the Escape Pod eyeshadow palette. So they have a whole collection called the Maker Escape Collection. And generally speaking, I really enjoy everything from that collection. I have a whole review on the whole collection. But of course, what I love them for is their eyeshadow palettes. And I really feel like they did a nice job with their new one. This is the first 15-pan palette that I have from them. They had one previously at the beginning of their brand, but they really amped it up with this one. I feel like the packaging, she's a bit chunky, which I don't love, but it's made up for in the palette itself. So this is one of these palettes that truly just inspire me a lot. I feel like everything looks so gorgeous. I love the finish and the dimension that you get with these shimmers here. It's all around a gorgeous palette. The mattes are pretty nice. You know, they aren't as amazing as this Charlotte Tilbury Quad, but they get the job done. I'm impressed because of the colors that they went for. They can be harder to work with, but I think overall they did a very nice job while also keeping the price of this palette reasonable. It is $42. But I just feel like the whole concept and everything is really original. I feel like this color story was made for me. And it's a big deal to me when a palette leaves me feeling inspired and leaves me wanting to create more looks. And that's how I feel with this palette. So they did a really nice job on it. And this color story really speaks to your girl. Last eyeshadow palette. I mean, of course I'm going to talk about it. And it is the palette that I am wearing on my eyes today. This is the Pat McGrath Labs Divine Rose II palette. This came out this month or last month, the end of whatever. It came out within the month. And I was able to score the beautiful mirrored pink packaging. Even though your fingerprints get all over it, I love it. And here she is, she's looking a little bit messy because I've been playing around with her a lot. Really, really love it. I know you guys always ask me how this would rank. At this point from my rankings from last year, I'm sure everything ranks differently. This is definitely one of my favorites from her. I wouldn't say it's my favorites, but I've been feeling very inspired by this. I actually have this as my highlight right now. I've been enjoying this as my blush. And I just feel like these are tones that I'm very, very comfortable with. The quality in here is spectacular. You have a really nice trichrome or whatever it is. It's just, I really like this palette and its colors. I feel very inspired by. And I feel like even though a lot of the colors are kind of in the same family, you still are able to create quite a lot of looks. Like I haven't created a look from this palette. It looks like this yet. So I've been loving this palette quite a lot. Highly recommend it if you are thinking about it. If these are colors that you're interested in, I think this is a good first palette to go for it. If you're thinking about getting Pat McGrath, if you're more neutral toned, I would go with the original Divine Rose. But if you're a little bit more adventurous, looking for something that gives you a little bit more diversity, I do recommend this one a lot. I really have been enjoying it. The last kind of makeup-y item that I have is a lip liner that I just kind of have been reaching for without even thinking about it. So I thought I would mention. And this is the Pat McGrath Labs Lip Pencil in the shade Buff. So this is a really nice pinky kind of lip pencil, quite nude. And it's pretty close to my lip tone. Maybe a little bit more on the pink cooler side. I've been really liking this for every day. Pop a little gloss on top. It creates a really nice natural, full-looking lip. Right now on top, I'm wearing the Pat McGrath Labs Opulust Gloss in Coral Liaison. So this has a lot of dimension and glitter to it. Really love this gloss, by the way. But anyways, I just love Pat McGrath lip pencils because I feel like they are so creamy. They go on with such ease and they last. Like, they really have great stating power. They do their job as a lip liner while also having easy application. So if you're looking for a really good, great everyday Pat McGrath color from her lip line because she has an incredible lip line, Buff is a really nice color to start off with. Now we're getting into skincare. And I feel like sometimes skincare videos can be a bit boring. They're not the first video I go for for watching. But I think obviously skincare is very important because that's kind of what makes your makeup look good. You know, your makeup's gonna look 10 times better if the skin underneath is better. And you guys know I've been very vocal about my struggles with acne. I do have acne. I do get breakouts. It's nothing extreme, but it's enough to where I always tend to have a breakout on my face, no matter what. And my skin has been looking the best that it's looked in months, if I'm being honest. The texture's been really smoothed out. Finally, the breakouts, the big cystic acne is stopping. I still get breakouts, but I've noticed they're a lot smaller. They're not really deep cystic and painful anymore. So first I want to start off with the sunscreen. And this has nothing to do with my breakouts, but I've been enjoying the sunscreen. So this I actually ordered from Octoly to test out. So they did send it to me, but I've been on the hunt for a good sunscreen. And this is not a bad price. You can get this for $15 on Sephora. So Octoly sent it to me, but I of course like I requested it. I wanted to try it and this is really good. So this is SPF 36. And I've been using also my Centella one that I like a lot, but I feel like that one is a lot lighter. It's a little bit more moisturizing, but I feel like it wasn't as effective. So when I go out for my runs, I feel like I just sweat the Centella right off. This one is a little bit more heavy-duty. It still is very moisturizing. I think it's a great base for makeup also. It smells a little bit more sunscreen-y. The thing with the Centella that I love is that you can't even really tell it's a sunscreen at all. This one you can tell it's a sunscreen, but I feel like it's a little bit more heavy-duty, which is more important. So I've been enjoying wearing this more so when I go for runs, I feel like I don't sweat it off quite as easily. And it is very moisturizing. So I really like this and it's very affordable. $15 for a really great sunscreen for your face. It's made in Korea, just a very nice product. Creates a nice glow to your skin, moisturizing. So I've been enjoying this SPF a lot, but so the two SPFs that I kind of have been sharing some love with is this Enos Free Daily UV Sunscreen and then also Centella Purito. Purito Centella from Amazon. So I really like this one. I think this is actually a little bit more affordable than the Centella one. And then now you guys, here is where the magic has been happening. And I've got to be real with you guys. I was a little skeptical at first. I have always felt like my acne was just, there was no savior. No skincare was going to improve my skin because my acne was just so spotty. It didn't matter if I regulated my routine or not. I got acne regardless and it just came when it wanted, no matter the products I was using. But I feel like these products might have gotten out under control and it's crazy. These were actually gifted to me to try out and share my thoughts and however I wanted. I mean, I didn't even have to share my thoughts if I didn't want to. I tried it because it was a courtesy and I've also been very curious about Ola Henriksen. That's why I was very excited to try these. And I was not expecting any crazy results because quite frankly, nothing works. I always have acne. But you guys in the last three weeks, my skin is so much better. It is crazy. Here's a photo of how my skin was looking at its worst during this quarantine. I don't have clear skin. But in the last two weeks, the texture has really gone down. My skin looks brighter. It feels better. This comes in a set from Ola Henriksen. They have two different sizes. So the big size, it's set of these three called the Mega Wonders. They also have a little set. I believe it's for 25 small ones. I did read though that the reviews said the products were really small. It probably wasn't worth your money. But it's a great way to try out the products if you're curious. So in it comes the Glow OH Dark Spot Toner and then the Banana Bright Vitamin C Serum. And then finally the C Rush Brightening Gel Cream. And I'm really excited to share individually my thoughts of the product. So my routine has been, I've just been using the cleanser that I've been using. It's by I Do Care. It's not really worth mentioning. It's just a cleanser. I've been using that one for the past couple of months. But ever since I incorporated these guys into my routine, all of a sudden my skin has made a 180. At night I cleanse and then I use the Dark Spot Toner. And then I finish off with the Brightening Gel Cream. And then in the daytime I wash again and then I use the Vitamin C Serum in the morning and then the Gel Cream Moisturizer. I almost didn't even try the Dark Spot Toner on myself. It just seemed like something that I didn't need because it's supposed to target like discoloration, darkness, fine lines, things like that. Just not anything I personally felt like I struggled with. So I believe that this product is more so targeted towards matured skin, especially those with melasma. I didn't like it at first because I thought it was very, very harsh. I could kind of feel it not burning my skin, but it definitely felt harsh on my skin. I didn't like the way that it tasted all my skin, which sounds weird, but it tastes bad on your skin. Yeah, but it definitely just felt like a very strong, potent product. And I didn't really need it to begin with. However, I think it does a really good job of taking off my makeup that I might have left over because it is a toner. And honestly, I have a lot of acne scars and I feel like this has helped kind of help those fade a little bit quicker. So even though I can't say I noticed this major difference because it's not supposed to target problems that I have, I haven't gotten as many as it's. It's been helping take off that extra makeup that I might have left and my acne scars are kind of disappearing. So I think it's this. So I've been loving this. And then the Banana Bright Vitamin C serum. I really like this. I don't know if it's doing anything. Melinda said my skin is doing better. So this one is very moisturizing. I think that's why I like it. I like the way it smells. It has a banana deliciousness smell and it feels really good to apply in the morning. It smells really good. It's just a joyful process to begin with. Also, I have normal dry skin. So this is actually an extra layer of moisture as well to my skin, which I find very important. So this has helped the texture of my skin and I do feel like it's helped brighten my skin. My skin is looking a lot brighter nowadays. Just more alive and both of these, I think are really brightening my skin. It's incredible. So I've been liking this a lot. It just feels good. I enjoy having this as a part of my routine. And then the moisturizer, the gel cream, I would say not my favorite moisturizer I've ever used, but it's been nice to pair with the product since it's from the same mine. It's not the most moisturizing product I've ever used as far as moisturizers go. I mean, it's fine. It does a good job. I like the way that it smells, but I've been kind of aiding what I feel like this lacked with making sure I'm using hydrating masks and products like that on top of this. I would say in the set, this probably has had the least amount of effect on my skin. So these two products have been the best, but I mean, they all pair nicely together. And this is a fine moisturizer. It's just when I run out of these, I'm purchasing both of these again. This one I'll probably move on to a different moisturizer. But my skin, you guys, there has been vast improvement and the only thing that I've changed in my skincare routine, was adding those products in. And seriously, in the last two weeks, I was skeptical at first, and now I don't have perfect skin, but oh my gosh, it's improved. Wonders, okay. So that's all I have as far as makeup and skincare. I do have one kind of fashion product to share with you guys. I've been dressing like a garbage can when I'm not a camera. I don't really have too many fashion favorites for you. I do have some workout wear that I'll probably share in a separate video. But no, some earrings. I love earring talk. So I discovered on Instagram, this earring brand called Janie B. Gems, and I made an order of two pairs of earrings, and I've just been wearing them nonstop. I think they're so cute. So this is the first pair that I got. Just this really cute lock with this mobby purpley stud. Really simple, really cute. These ones are my favorite. So this is like an agate stone, and it just is a layer of hoops, really cute. And both of these are quite versatile. They match with a lot of different things. Just that I share the love, I've been looking into a lot of smaller, kind of jewelry boutiques, handmade, women-owned, love it, and so good. So I wanted to share that. Definitely take a look into their jewelry. They're really cute, chunky, layered necklaces as well that I'm looking into. So that is all I have for my favorites for this month. I hope you guys enjoyed it. Let me know some products that you've been loving all around really good month of trying new products. So thank you guys so much for watching this video. I hope you enjoyed it. If you aren't subscribed to my channel already, I would really appreciate it if you would take the time to do so. And I will see you guys in the next one. Bye guys. Have a good one.


That's a gain inside the Nasdaq folks of 3.3% inside the S&P 2.7, inside the Dow Industrial's 2.8. Gold. Gold contract up $31.50, trading at 17.33 an ounce. We have Silver up 49 cents, $21.08 an ounce, Lightsweak crude up $256.86, $18.00, a barrel, notes and bonds. A 10-year note, up 5 ticks, trading at 1.1311, 30-year up 3 at 1.2813, and $Kingdala, $Kingdala down 1595 ticks, $110.114, the Euro is at 99, the Yen is at 144, and the British pound is at 114 to 1 U.S. dollar. Well, you know when we take a look at the S&P folks, inside the spy, what we have out here, we got, let's see, now you get 94 million shares, that's good, you're coming into 80, you're coming into 106, 94 is good, that's the bottom line. I suspect we're going to try to get into now the 382 mark, we hit 378 today, NDX100. We take a look at the NDX, the three cues, we came in with volume on the three cues of 62 million, you just took out a swing high at 79, that's still weak, man. That being said, I expect the cues will try to get into 285. We got to 282.85 today. We go to the gold contract, gold wants higher price also. Gold did 198,000 contracts, you're at up 32 bucks. The next swing up here, this is definitely broken the downtrend now, the next leg up here for gold is 1824, right now we're at 1734, and all this folks is about the good old U.S. dollar, bottom line, dollar came down hard out here, it was a one-way trip on the way down, down 1600 ticks. The top of strength is 11011, and if we get into that, bottom line, you go right down to the bottom because that was at monster day when the dollar actually went from 107 to 110, went up two and a half pennies which is pretty amazing. Volume inside the composite, we were talking about this earlier, it got volume inside the composite. Oh, it's not that much interesting, man, 4.9, it's not bad, but that's not what, there wasn't a lot of, basically, look at this man, we get to a virgin's man, there's no volume inside the NYSE, bottom line, let me just look at this, this actually did contract in the NYSE, it probably will have a little bit more, but the contractions on, that's the bottom line, have a great night folks, have a safe night, come back and visit us tomorrow morning, Tommy kicks us off, great show, look at him folks.


Hello there my beautiful internet friends, welcome back to my channel.  Many of you who have been around on this channel for a little while know that I was born with a condition called a kiari malformation. It is a structural defect in my brain that causes a lot of issues. Allow me to pause for just a moment before we return to today's video. I would like to introduce you to today's sponsor, Abridge. Abridge is a free app that allows you to record and transcribe your healthcare conversations. This is something that has honestly been really really helpful to me and I cannot recommend them highly enough to you. I've also had conversations with people within the organization and they really care about what they're doing here. One issue that I've run into over and over again in the multitude of medical conversations I've had, doctor's appointments, so on and so forth, is that it's hard to remember all of the necessary details. It's hard to remember exactly what happened, especially if you're dealing with some kind of health issue, especially if anything that you're talking about gets emotional. I sometimes try to bring another person along with me to remember details that I might forget, but that's not always possible and they might not always remember all the details that I'm looking for. That is where Abridge comes in. So not only is it going to record your conversation so you could listen to the whole 15-minute appointment back, but it also pulls out meaningful moments where, for instance, medical terms might have been thrown around so you can pull those moments up really quickly and easily. And my favorite thing about it is that it is ridiculously simple to use. All you do is you open up the app and you hit that button and you're good to go. For instance, the other day I had an MRI screening, so they had to go through a bunch of questions with me. So I need to remember this conversation, maybe, maybe not, but I did go ahead and record it to show you guys how this screen actually works. I named it MRI screening and you can see where it pulls out meaningful moments here. If it does get anything wrong, you can always just hit the edit button and you can change it and you'll be good to go. A huge thank you to Abridge for sponsoring this video. I appreciate it and more than that, I am really excited to share this with you because I think it's something that can honestly help a lot of people as it's helped me. You can download Abridge in the link in the description right down below and let me know what you think. So let's talk a little bit about what is wrong with my brain. So a little bit of backstory for you. I've always felt things a little bit differently than other people. As early as I can remember, especially being a teenager onward, I dealt with a lot of pain in my head. I would have a lot of headaches, which developed then into having migraines often, like a couple times a week. I was very dizzy and off balance and nauseous a lot of the time. I would struggle to put words together sometimes and occasionally have weird little vision issues. And I always thought that these were unrelated things. I just knew that something wasn't quite right with me. And so I started seeing doctors, which led to pain management doctors, which led to all different kinds of appointments. But weirdly, no one actually figured out what was wrong until I was 22. I went in for a neck MRI because I have a lot of pain in my neck due to a few compressed discs.   I dove in and did all the research that I could and learned that basically the way I like to explain it to people is that my brain is just too big for my head. I feel like that makes me sound cooler and smarter than I am, so that's a description I'm going with.  The part of your brain that's compressed is the cerebellum. This part of your brain controls a variety of things, but it controls things like balance as well, which would explain all the issues I had. And people with Kyari malformations often have really bad headaches, muscle weakness. Kyari malformations are caused by structural problems, defects in the brain and spinal cord. This leads to your brain basically being squished. Now, like I said, this is something I was born with. Generally people who have Kyari malformations, it occurs during fetal development. There are a wide variety of reasons this can happen. It's estimated that one out of a thousand people actually have a Kyari malformation, but not everyone's gonna experience symptoms. So a lot of people are walking around having no idea that they have this condition because it doesn't actually affect them. But for a lot of other people, it is a very, very serious thing. It affects every aspect of your life and every waking moment. To current medical knowledge, there isn't anything that fixes it aside from having a pretty risky brain surgery. You can treat the symptoms, you can do your best to take care of it, but you're not in control of the compression in your brain. So when I was told that I had this, the only option that I was given was to have brain surgery. The kind of surgery that they do to alleviate this condition is pretty freaky. I've had a lot of surgeries in my life and it kind of weirded me out to think about what they would be doing. It's called a decompression surgery. So this kind of decompression surgery removes a bone at the back of your skull to allow there to be more space. I'm gonna throw some medical words at you and I'll link the article down below that I'm reading this from so you can have a better understanding of this if you're interested in it. So the dura overlying this part of your brain is opened and a patch is sewn in to expand it to allow space. They basically open things up and sew a little patch, basically like sewing something in to expand the way it spanned up your pants. Sometimes my pants need more space. In this case, my head needed more space. And so they sew in this little patch to create extra space. I have a whole video about this experience which I will link up above but I actually decided to have this surgery. It was recommended by the doctors that I was working with. They said, we think that this can alleviate your symptoms. It doesn't help for everybody.  But for a lot of people, it does help.  But the problem was they did another MRI just to confirm things before I went in had me shave my head for surgery and then when I showed up the morning of surgery ready to have the back of my skull opened up, they told me they were canceling the surgery because they weren't convinced that it was advanced enough that the surgery would help it. And if they were not really sure it was gonna help, it could cause a lot more harm than good and so they didn't wanna touch it. I was really upset at that point because I was like, I had this answer that was gonna fix everything in my mind and then it was taken away from me.  If we aren't really, really sure it's gonna fix the problem.  If you are squeamish at all, I would recommend skipping to this time stamp right here because you won't want to see these. But if you are interested in these kinds of things, it's pretty fascinating. My friends actually got me this stegosaurus hat before my surgery because they're like, you're gonna look like a stegosaurus now, which I thought was really sweet. The scars, the scars are pretty intense. Some symptoms have gotten worse in the last year for me. So I am actually getting another MRI to see if things have possibly progressed. It's not common that Kiari malformations will grow when you're into adulthood, but it is possible. Some things can shift and change and it can worsen. It doesn't get better on its own, that's for sure. So we're just checking in to make sure that everything is stable. Now, if you don't have the surgery, treatment usually looks like checking in every year or two years just to make sure that things are where they should be or not where they shouldn't be and doing your best to deal with the symptoms. So this is something that has sincerely affected my life in so many ways. Every day I feel not super great physically. I have some good days like today, I'm feeling pretty good.  It's just at a level where I'm like, this is okay. This is fine, I'm functional. But then it'll spike and I'll have days where for 24 hours I can barely get off the couch. I can't move, I'm unreliable. I cancel on people, I don't make appointments because suddenly it's gotten so much worse. So things ebb and flow. I also sometimes have memory issues that may or may not be directly related to the Chiari malformation. I think a lot of it has to do with pretty much always having some form of a migraine.  I think it's kind of a combination of the Chiari malformation and also the horseback riding accent I had that led to compressed discs in my neck. It's kind of a, they're working in conjunction to make me not feel great a lot. Things that I've personally found really helpful is exercise, it seemed to decrease some of the symptoms for me. Making sure I get enough sleep as to not trigger migraines. I have personally gone to pretty much all of the neurosurgeons and neurologists in Colorado and I went to the Mayo Clinic for 10 days to see if they could figure anything out. If there were any other conditions contributing to this. I was diagnosed with chronic subjective dizziness which is actually a thing. Meaning I get dizzy a lot because I do. But at the end of the day there are some medications that can help. It's really just pain and symptom management and something that you live with. People with Chiari malformations often have other conditions like Ehlers-Danlos syndrome which is something I'm actually in the process of getting tested for. I also deal with some motor function issues like every once in a while it's really hard to hold things. My fingers don't really work well like actually coming together and that is also related to having a Chiari malformation. Depression is also linked. I'm honestly not sure if that has anything to do with the chemical imbalance because I don't think Chiari causes that or just trying to deal with all of these symptoms often leads people to dealing with depression but either way it is also closely linked. But it is something that affects most aspects of my life. It's weird to be living with something that affects you so deeply, so severely but no one else can see it. That can be a little bit challenging. It's kind of like an invisible illness because it causes me a great deal of pain and distress but if you look at me I look totally fine. I look like nothing's wrong with me.  It's taking a long time to learn what helps and what doesn't and how to emotionally handle it but after years of working on that I'm in a better place and I will continue always seeking to find better treatments or better ways of handling this in my life. So that's a little bit about my Chiari malformation. If you guys wanna know more about this please ask me questions down below. I would love to answer them for you and maybe do a follow-up video if there are enough questions about it. A huge thank you to my patrons over on Patreon who help support me in so many ways. If you're interested about what Patreon is or what it could do for you I will leave a link up on screen but thank you for spending a few minutes out of your day here with me today. I really appreciate it. I love you guys. I'm thinking about you and I'll see you in the next video. Bye guys. I've had a care in the world you see Have you heard from the sky? I'm tired.


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So I recently dropped a video regarding a weird situation between Square Enix and PCF in regards to sales numbers etc etc. It was a statement pulled out by PCF which was my source. The original source though was in polish so I had to translate it. Within the same statement from PCF, the PCF CEO, we do get actually a little clue towards future content coming for our riders. Today we get into it people. Has it gone guys? My name is DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe. Okay so right now I think almost every single outriders player is only really interested in what's coming. To be honest, in fact, they're interested if anything is coming. I mean before we released we had word that DLC expansions might just come for this game. Not drip further content drops, then my new content drops will get every so often, but big DLC expansions. Ages ago we had an image on Twitter from PCF which suggested new content is coming, but from there all has been quiet. We haven't heard anything in regards to new content. And I won't lie to you, most people feel we won't ever see new content for this game, or have given up waiting on official confirmation of that new content. Because of the situation the game is in right now and it just constantly needing fixes, it seems as though the idea of new content is a forgotten memory. Now PCF have said before that anything's announced, that they want the game in a stable state before they drop this info. And while we've had a game seems to be going, although I feel it's in a good state right now, there's still loads to do before it's perfect. This is the realisation of many of its player base, and from everyone I've spoken to, current and past players, none are optimistic about DLC even coming to the game, and feel we might get minimal content drops at most. Which is fair enough. But back to that statement that was dropped in Polish. That whole statement is in regards to a different matter, which I've already covered, but a few words within it which I initially missed could mean something promising in regards to future DLCs.  But he says within his statement, and it makes sense here go as to read the entire sentence for context reasons. So this is in regards to PCF stating they don't know exact sales numbers for the game, and I yet to receive any royalties from Square Enix. So the CEO also suggests that a lack of profitability could be caused by the publisher, including distribution partnerships, basically Xbox games past people. Or that Square Enix spent more than expected on releasing the game. And this wouldn't be a unique situation for Square Enix people, I mean last year guys, we know that Marvel's Avengers had failed to recoup its development costs, even a few months after launch. But the CEO for PCF added that the game is still being worked on. Outriders is still being worked on. People can fly expect more promotional work from Square Enix. And that the sales tailor of the outriders game is ahead of us. As a result, the company expects royalties to begin later this year. And this is what grabs my attention guys. The word of the game is still being worked on. Now at first I thought yeah obviously the game is still being worked on, because there are still many fixes that need to be put in place of your patches. But the wording after confirms something different. So he says the game is being worked on. People can fly expect more promotional work from Square Enix. Yes guys, people can fly expect more promotional work from Square Enix. And while Square Enix ain't about to start promoting patches and bug fixes. So I do feel that this statement right here along with what we ordered now does confirm new content is on its way. And may even be showcased very soon indeed. And while they are working on in my opinion will be a big expansion. Like they said could happen just before or just after release, can't really remember. Because don't forget PCF did confirm that there's still a part of the team who doesn't work on fixes and repairs. But also right now working on new stuff to come. And with the CEO stating this, that he expects more promotional work from Square Enix. I do feel guys that content is on its way. New content is on its way. Now it's just a matter of waiting for the official announcement on it. Which in reality guys could be months away. Yes months away. But yes there is light at the end of this very very very very long tunnel. And while right now this game is done for a lot a lot of people. It's player basis at an all time low. People only want to hear of new content coming. So hopefully sooner rather than later we will have something to go on. But on that note guys the end of the video has arrived. If you enjoyed it leaving a like really helps out. If you're new around here want to see more be sure to subscribe. And if you never want to miss a video upload you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button. But guys thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully I will see you on that next one.