Okay, very good morning all it is Friday 16th of July. I hope you're doing well I hope you've had a good week and just before I begin the normal briefing Don't forget to check out the market watch podcast from us I'll be chatting with the head of trading peers current a bit later on this morning Well, we'll be reviewing some of the major market events of the week and it's been a pretty busy week overall So looking forward to see what his latest assessment is and just a general outlook now going forward So you can check that out on Apple podcast Spotify all the other major podcast platforms So otherwise, let's get straight into it and I'll start off with with the sentiment kind of mix as we always do And it's pretty quiet this morning going through the news this morning There's not a great deal going on but some updates on the BOJ relations between the US and China UK COVID and New Zealand, I should say not Australia New Zealand inflation overnight Which actually breached the RBNZ's inflation target for the first time in 10 years So we can talk about that and then what we also have US retail sales coming out a bit later on as well today But as far as the charts are set up this morning. Yeah, it's been it's been an interesting week If you think about the week as a whole we've had The inflation data out of the US we've had Jerome Powell speak all in all, you know stepping back from the cold face for a moment Yields generally remain lower Following on from the move that we will see we saw initiated last week equity markets are off their Record high levels as you can see here where we had that double top that was seen a few days ago But we are on a daily chart still a ride up there at kind of record high territory from a technical point of view you can see here there's an area of Support yesterday that will now turn resistance in terms of the intraday movements You can see here in the S&P that would come in at around this 43 53 and a half level So it's just been an inflection point since the middle of last week for the US Indices to trade around because the NASDAQ's in a pretty similar shape in that fashion As you will see here So going back on the chart if I make it a bit bigger so you can see And I'll raise it over my camera quite a key level here in the NASDAQ at 14 794 and a half Going back to really last two weeks of price action Resist resistance turns support and pretty decent and now that's restricted some of the upside price action that we saw into the afternoon in US trade and evening and then in the overnight Asia pack session that has held as well So just forming a bit of a short-term range there between around 14 794 and a half and 737 on the downside for the time being so a bit more kind of bearish in the initial assessment just giving some of the clients off the high but in Kind of more top-level view equities on the week still relatively up Considering some of the kind of general risk events that we had which was inflation still being high But the market belief of it still being transitory and then power Not stirring the pot at all and sticking to the script in terms of the view on inflation and the timing on tapering As such then gold has continued to remain fairly elevated on the week Again, I'm just keeping an eye really around this horizontal level of around 18 1820 really although this trend line hasn't been tested three times It would coincide with a test up at around that trend line with that's horizontal support area So I think that's quite key area to watch that also close proximity to yesterday's low in the futures market And you've got the s1 just before that so kind of looking at that range at the moment of 1820 to 35 in the gold future Then elsewhere the dollar index is pretty flat this morning marginal uptick In terms of what euro and sterling are doing pretty quiet overall I'm going to talk about the UK and COVID a little bit But overall assessment is about the worsening of the code situation on a case rate basis That's having a very small trickle-down effect into hospitalizations Is that the market's very much prepped for that? The expectation is things will get materially worse on that front And so it's not having too much of a distinct impact at this point in time And so for the moment cable just respecting a broader range that's been in play throughout the week really And then in crude markets In oil we are trading at an area that warrants a bit of what? bit of monitoring this morning at around this 71 31 level and that also if I pinched the chart starts to bring in some of The lower bound of the price activity we saw towards the middle of last week And that was the overnight Asia Pac low so 71 31 just being tested at the moment and Having a look on the daily chart, you would say that perhaps oil is susceptible to a little bit more downside and the rationale being there that We've got the low that we saw last Thursday and then really this more area of Support I'd be eyeing at around the $70 handle 70 and this coming around 70 25 to the downside So for me, I think oil remains a little bit susceptible There's not really any new updates to bring you in regards to yo e you a e and Saudi As they try to kind of posture and leverage for for a deal making on that supply-packed agreement Certainly no movement on Iran. That's gone completely cold turkey and probably because the fact that the administration has been doing the rounds elsewhere Biden's been meeting Merkel most recently in the last day or so so Iran definitely nothing new there in terms of supply side So we just continue to track oil and it's just fading a little bit from the fatty elevated price levels It was that and don't forget in the context as well. COVID And the Delta variant is pretty rife for globally at the moment So irrespective of the reopening on Monday for the UK the rest of the world Is confronting that issue generally with a lockdown strategy, which is the opposite of course of what the UK are looking to do from Monday So in terms of the news flow I'll get through this pretty quick the BOJ knows no surprises rates unchanged your curve control Target unchanged at point zero or minus zero point one percent on short-term interest rates all very much expected They upgraded inflation on higher fuel costs and they downgraded growth Expecting the economy to expand three point eight percent in the current fiscal year ending March 2022 down from four percent when they last issued that forecast in April so no surprises there at all and no real reaction in the Japanese yen New Zealand though was quite interesting their Headline CPI year-on-year for Q2 came in at three point three percent above the expected two point eight But check this out inflation has gone from one point five percent up to three point three percent And so yeah pretty meaningful part move upward But we have been seeing this globally a byproduct of the general price pressures that we've seen from bottlenecks creating certain Price pressures on used cars again same case in New Zealand fuel prices energy has been a key component of lifting Price pressures and home house construction was also contributing factor for the Kiwi figure a rate hike now is As the headline suggests 90% chance of the RBNZ rate increase in August So their timelines pretty narrow if you remember Actually the Kiwi dollar broke out just a few days ago. And so the actual move overnight the Kiwi was very quick fire Spike higher on the back of the the inflation number But it hasn't really sustained much of that move because the Kiwi was already higher Markets were already pricing in increasing rate hikes after they said that end their Kiwi bond buying program So they're already leaning in that direction So it doesn't come as too much to surprise the fact that people are now Increasing their odds of pricing in of when they're going to remove rates, but they certainly would be a real Frontrunner in terms of that normalizing of policy And then from the US China point of view the tip for TAC kind of goes on the US is preparing to impose sanctions today on a Number of Chinese officials over Beijing has cracked down on democracy in Hong Kong. So again the markets really Desensitized to this at the moment So unless you were to hear something of extreme elevation in this in this kind of confrontation And typically more more practically if they start looking at Things around tech stocks in particular just given the magnitude of how big some of these companies are then it can get interesting But at this type of level this news flow isn't really having an impact on global markets at this point and then for the UK Just having a look at the UK we reported just under 50,000 coronavirus infections That's the largest number in exactly six months. So over the course of the last week It's gone from around 32,000 to 48 and a half thousand or so The death rate, thankfully though is still very low And I was just looking at hospitalization. So this is the actual case rate So case rates are accelerating at a much more rapid pace than we saw in the autumn of last year But fewer people are being admitted to hospital And so this is the comparisons even though the trajectory here is much steeper in the spread of the more Transmissible Delta variant the actual result of hospitalizations Remains considerably lower and hence then the strategy about pushing forward with the reopening on on Monday UK ministers are said to be money putting France on the travel Red list alert you remember there's that green amber red list because it was originally going to be a hundred and fifty nations that UK citizens could then holiday destination to but I would say that that number is probably gonna continue to shift down from green to amber and ultimately into red over the coming weeks most likely because Mainland Europe still as well confronting the increasing case rate across much of the the mainland eurozone at the moment. So That doesn't come as much surprise at all. And as I said the pounds not really moving too much I think really I'd expect that to be the case but continue to track it and let's just see how quickly we do rise up to 75 K 100 K cases It does that happen much quicker than we anticipated and if so where is the kind of endpoint on that figure? The modeling would suggest that hospitalizations will still be smaller Ultimately than what we had in the second wave and hopefully that is the case in reality but unless Anything different from that. I guess is what's going to be more Potentially impactful for sterling in a negative way if that were to develop, but that's not the base case scenario at this point in time Far as looking at the calendar for today Overall more of a US centric session with retail sales on the docket the HI CP final numbers for June come out this morning as I said though final readings not expecting any rash into that for retail sales They're Roughly going to be Unchanged in June versus the 1.3 percent decline as you can see here We have the headline that we saw back in May a few things to note Auto sales will likely be the culprit of a lackluster report Analysts at Credit Suisse though do note a couple of factors to be aware of They cited high frequency data and they said that restaurant spending will have continued to pick up in June But goods consumption is likely to have declined because of the fading impact of the stimulus checks So it's kind of you've got the further reopening happening more people going into restaurants to dine as normality kind of returns More broadly across America, but at the same time the stimulus check impact is fading Which will obviously pump the numbers on two previous occasions back in the January and March figures and today We're going to be getting the June reading One potential upside surprise that could help elevate the numbers could come from non-store retailers And the reason for that is because you had Amazon Prime Day which was actually in June instead of the usual July events. I actually brought that forward And so worse keeping that in mind That is non-store retailers if that numbers particularly elevated then you could extrapolate that out of any longevity of that being a Second more consistent retails spending pattern. And so therefore it could nullify any upside figure if that was particularly prevalent Otherwise then you've got University of Michigan sentiment coming out at three o'clock It's expected to be relatively unshaged I wouldn't be looking at that for too much excitement to be honest and Feds Williams Speaking off-topic on culture in a post-pandemic marketplace at 2 p.m. This afternoon and no real major big earnings coming out today So that's pretty much it fairly quiet and on the calendar overall retail sales probably your highlight from overnight Not a great deal to really initiate any shift in sentiment So I'd just be keeping an eye on the technical setups on the charts at the moment And keeping an eye on those aforementioned levels. I just went through so other than that Again have a fantastic weekend. I think the heat wave is finally arriving in the UK after a pretty miserable run so enjoy the sunshine kickback put on the podcast and If you like it rate it review it leave a comment. It'll be much appreciated. So alright guys. Take care. Have a great weekend


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But there's a specific part of the idea as a diagnosis that I think some people might be able to relate to, and that that's the dissociative part. You know, dissociation is kind of a natural defense mechanism for your psyche to cope with situations that you didn't expect, and they're just overwhelmingly negative or positive. A lot of autistic people experience something called a shutdown, tends to come with a lot of heavy dissociation. And a lot of people experience that feeling of dissociation, particularly when they're drunk. One aspect of dissociation is the derealization. So that's that's the feeling like the world around you is fake.  And then there's the aspect of depersonalization, which is I feel like it could be more applicable to to DID, whereby you don't identify with the person that you see in the mirror.


Oh, you have two? Yeah, Fredrick's kitchen has upgraded. We have two, two angles. Hello, Bidgets. My name is Fredrick Sheena Alfredo today, and welcome to another episode of Fredrick's Asian Kitchen, featuring a guest. A guest. My sister. Where's your apron? We are professional. I gave you that one. It's in the closet. We have another one. In around one week, it's gonna be my dad's birthday, and he really likes chocolate cake, and we didn't really cook cake anymore for him. So we're gonna bake him a chocolate cake, and it's gonna be vegan, because why? Because I'm skinny, because dad is what? He's not fat. Well-rounded. What do we need? I said it to you. No, you did not. No. What?  Flour. Here, catch, catch. Wait. A few episodes ago, I think it was when I made vegan mac and cheese, people asked me to buy a sifter, and I said, well, I can't afford that. But look at me now. We've upgraded even more. Two and a quarter cup? Yeah. It's snowing. Wait, should I try my new tripod? Ooh. Is it recording? Yeah. Okay, what did you do? Three fourths cup of sugar? Oh my God. What is this? Ooh. Ew. Mom did not wash it. Ew. How many years have we been alive? 28. Mom has never bought a whisk. Three teaspoons of baking powder. See, look at that. It has a thing that lets me, like, level it. Oh. So nice. What's the brand? Clabber Girl? Sponsor me. One teaspoon of baking soda. But this has baking soda. So why? It's a different consistency. Starbucks instant coffee. What is it? One teaspoon? One and a quarter cup? Wait, what else is there in the wet ingredients? Oh, lemon juice. Yeah, okay. I'm just gonna put it in here for now. What? We're supposed to stir the lemon juice into the milk and set aside to thicken and curdle slightly into buttermilk. We're supposed to melt the margarine, syrup, and coffee granules together. So we're supposed to preheat the oven to 180. I'm not doing that yet. 180? No, 350. Fair enough. That was one of these sussies. Savy for later. How do you know that's a table spoon? I'm not. I'm just eyeballing it and then pouring it into here. Don't question the process. Oh, look at that. See? How long does this take to curdle? Does butter explode? No. You have to do it slowly. Ooh. We're using vegan butter, by the way. How much meat plus syrup? Three tablespoons. There's all my meat plus syrup. No more pancakes in the morning. Do we pour this into here? Okay. No, we pour this, all of them. Oh, okay. You sure? Because last time- Pour the milk and melted margarine mixture over the flour mixture and stir it. Yes, I love it. No. That is chunky. Why do lemons do- Ew, look at that. Chunky. Chunky. Pour it on. Oh, yes. Oh, we do have two cake pans. How's mom never used these? And as always- Can I have some? Bake for 30 to 35 minutes. Let's answer some questions while you do the work. So I asked you guys on Twitter, follow my Twitter, on a scale of one to 10, how beautiful is Frederick's hair? 10. And why did you choose 10? This is- It is a unique color. Oh, thank you. How good of a bother is Frederick on a scale of one to 10? The question doesn't make sense. How much do I bother you from one to 10? Zero. Okay, what about when I was like 10? This doesn't look like a lot. It'll rise. When you were little, you bothered me a lot. Have my eyebrows really grown back? Yes. I tested them.  Oh, excuse me. So my fall has been bleached six times. Pineapple on pizza. Ew. Pineapple on pizza? Mm-hmm. Good. I like a wine pizza. Is your favorite color yellow? Or what's your favorite color? It's yellow and red. Are you in school right now? Occupation? No. That's- I am a pharmacist at a clinical oncology pharmacist. Yeah, she does like real people stuff. Cats are cats. Cats. Let's do the icing. Shouldn't we? Okay. Oh, do you want more questions? No, you can do it while I do this. What was your reaction to my channel? When you first started? When I told you. When I told you about my channel. Oh, I was proud of you. Oh, thank you.  Proud of my 10K? Yeah. Did I tell you? Does it look like a third? Give it a little more. Oh, no. No, not in my butter. Look at this. I'm professional. What's it like knowing your brother? Wait, I don't know. What's it like knowing your brother's going to get more guys than you? Oh, that's rude. He's not going to get more guys. Not with a trend. Not with my what? Not with your trend. What trend? Your trend. I don't think we need to melt this because it's for the icing, right? What does it say? What does it say? Read the instructions. Most embarrassing thing I've done. You've done? Yeah. To me? Just in general. Oh, yeah.  So with me, she didn't have to do this, but with you, she didn't realize she had to do this. And like when you were little, you have like hold down your private parts.   Sorry mom. Four tablespoons of cocoa powder. Water. Okay. Oh. This does not look like ice. Read the instructions again. It says literally just mix them together. Read the ingredients again. One third cup butter, one and two thirds cup powdered sugar, four tablespoons cocoa powder, two tablespoons water. Really? Yes. I think we should have melted the butter. Oven's ready. Let me just do that real quick. Ugh. How long? 30 minutes? 30 to 35. Let's start 30. I still think that's too thick though. No, it's fine. See, I think it can be watered down a little. Why are you using the whisk again? Stop using the whisk. Use the, like a splash. Okay.  Of course I love you. That's rude. Who passed that question? You wanna try? It's good. Did you always know I was gay before I came out? No. Maybe in milk? What gave it away? The silly bands? The Barbies? The dress? No, no, no guidelines. Oh, I did. I did. Jay, Michael, if you're all watching, Steven, there are piano vans. Yeah, but you didn't like the same things. Trace?  Oh, you got lost in Vegas. Steve, remember? Yeah, I know. You always mentioned it. He rode up and down the elevator alone for like multiple floors. And how old was I? Like seven? Exactly, I was adventurous. It just shows I was very curious as a kid. Oh, yeah, when are you giving Diesel back? Never. He's mine. Mine? Does Frederick see your makeup or use his own? I did steal hers in 8th grade. You stole all my makeup. A little. No, he used to wear my foundation. A little. You eat. It wasn't my shade. I don't want to tie. It was not my shade. Oh, what's the height difference? It's male, actually. Hmm. Four inches. No. Maybe? Yeah. Remember someone thought you were my younger sister? OK, there's five minutes left on the timer. And we tried making Dalgona coffee. That's the consistency. Let me know how to do it right. I mean, that looks cool. Ooh. Oh, that does look cool. Cold brew.  Oh, that's pretty good. Yeah. Oh, that is pretty good. I might try that next time. Ooh. Ooh. OK, three minutes left. Should I? Shall I poke a time of a toothpick through it? Yeah, did you do it for 30 or 35? 30 right now. Don't open it. Don't open it. You're going to poke a toothpick in it. Three minutes. There's no break time on this show, OK? We have a toothpick, a wooden one. We only have plastic ones. I'll stick a chopstick. It seems fitting. Oh, it came out dry. I think it's done then. Give me that tan. Look at that. Just for it to cool and then ice. Yeah, because I've seen Cupcake Wars. I know. This is what it looks like. Yeah, with it. Shouldn't we flatten that one, though? No, I've made a rainbow cake. I remember how that went. Push it down to make it flat. You know, maybe I should have cut this flat. The one doesn't stick to cool. Oh, hours. Really? An hour. OK, fine. I'll be right back. Much later. All right, it's been a little bit over an hour, and my cake has finally been cooled down. It's a little bit warm underneath, but I don't think it matters that much. The top is room temperature, and my sister's not here with me right now because she had to go back. She had to drive home. So I'm doing the rest of this show solo. It's OK, though. This icing is a little bit, I don't want to say it. So I'm going to microwave for like five seconds, maybe, just to get it a little bit glossy again. And just mix it around. You know, incorporate it all again. Contrary to what my sister believed, I think this needed a little more soy milk because look how thick that is. So I'm going to lift this off and just put a thin layer on the bottom. I don't have an icing thing like, what do you call it, an icer? That's not it. Oh, God. I think a spatula is good enough, though. I don't think you need the professional stuff. Even though I am a professional, don't forget that. Doesn't it look so good? Like, it's just so creamy and thick. And OK, put this over top. Now, when I made the rainbow cake last year, I literally did this same thing. And icing the sides is tough. I forgot how I did it. I think I took a cake pan and like tried to smooth out the sides. It was a disaster. We're not doing that again. I'm just going to put the icing on the top like a cupcake because there's not much to go around. Like, I just have that much to put on top. And I think when you don't have a professional icing thing, it looks sloppy. So I might as well just make it look like a swirl on top. Plus, there's not that much icing to go around. This may seem like a lot to some people, but icing to me is the best part of any cake, and I will eat it out of the tub. Because I'm pretty sure most of it is actually vegan, but it is not healthy for you. Trust and believe me. But this is like rustic. It's artisanal, some might say.  See this motion I'm doing? Ooh, give it that rose texture. It's like a flower. Oh my god, are you a professional baker now? Oh my god, this tastes amazing. It's literally sugar and cocoa powder and butter. Like, what did I expect? So I do have this icing writer, except it's in black. So I don't know. No, I'm not gonna bother. And because my dad's birthday is still a week away, I'm not gonna put the candles on him yet. Probably gonna make another cake for him a week later. So I just wanted to make it with my sister because, you know, it's my sister. So let me get my dad real quick. Happy birthday. Happy early birthday. Oh, thank you. You made全部都是 chocolate. Yeah, you said you like chocolate. Yeah, I bet so. You didn't get to be on camera. I don't know, okay. You don't know? Yeah. Yes, you saw on camera since. Oh. What, you don't want to be on camera? No.  Who cares about either glasses? No, we're here for you. I don't know. I mean, they can't really say much. I always wear my glasses, even though they're only blue light. So I guess at the end of the video, chocolate cake. If you enjoyed, give it a like. Leave a comment down below about what you want me to bake or cook next.  Oh my God. Subscribe for more videos every week. Turn on my notifications so you don't miss any. All right, I love you guys and everything is less than three. Oh, I can't pose with her. Can I Photoshop my sister in the thumbnail?


What's up, everybody? Today we're going to be going through my real estate phone scripts. Are you tired of mediocre growth in your business and you know you need to make phone calls to get to that next level, but you don't quite know what to say? Today I got you covered. Hope you're doing well. My name is Ricky Caruth with Remax of Orange Beach, Alabama. I've been selling real estate since 2002. Every Tuesday and Thursday I'm posting new videos to help you succeed in real estate and differentiate yourself from all the other agents in your market. The way that I sell real estate is unique and different and it's why I was the number one remax agent in the state of Alabama in 2017. You can download my phone scripts for free at the end of this video and start using them today to create relationships in your own business. So it's taken me almost two decades to perfect this phone script and to figure out exactly what to say, when to say it, how to transition when they say this or when they say that in order to get to the end goal, which is to communicate that we care about them and we want to help them short and long term forever. And when you develop your business and your database this way, where you're accumulating clients who know that you're there for them, you end up having a very massive business right over the long term. Now real quick, how do you produce short term business like this? How do you produce short term business by not going after the deal and not going after the transaction and just letting them know you're here to help them if they ever do decide that they want to buy or sell? The fact is this, closings are happening every single day. Every single day in your MLS, closings are happening. So if you're talking to enough property owners in your marketplace, you're going to run into people who are buying and selling today. You can't help but to run into people who are buying and selling today and if you approach them as in how kind of help you instead of, hey, do you want to buy or sell? Who do you know? So on and so forth, they're going to be attracted to you and want to do that business with you if they don't already have another agent in mind to do that transaction. So my phone script doesn't dive right into real estate. We actually ask them how they're doing, do a little small talk and then tell them we don't want to take too much of their time, tell them some real estate market information and see if there's anything we can do to help them. And then we're going to pre-qualify them if they do or don't have an agent in mind for the future and then we're going to capture their email address. So I'm going to walk you through it and I'm going to show you exactly how to get from point A to point B. And then once we get the email address, then we're going to do a weekly report. We're going to put them into our Facebook marketing campaigns where we'll also be hitting them up on Instagram as well. So I'll do another video about the social media aspect of this but today we're going to talk about the phone scripts. So here we go. Ring, ring, ring. Hello. Hey, Mr. Johnson. Yeah, this is Mr. Johnson. Hey, Mr. Johnson, this is Ricky Caruth down at Remax of Orange Beach. How are you doing today? I'm doing good. Ricky, how about you? Yeah, I'm doing good too. I'm just enjoying the day. Isn't it gorgeous outside? Yeah, it is. It's nice outside. Cool. Well, look, I don't want to take up too much of your time today but a house down the road from you just sold and I didn't know if there's anything I could do for you today. Oh, really what it sold for? Oh, it sold for $300,000. Okay, cool. Ricky, well look, we're not interested in doing anything right now but we appreciate your call. I got you. Well, look, is there an agent in the area that you would work with if you were to do something? Well, no. Okay, I got you. Well, look, I'm sure at some point in the future you're going to want to buy or sell something. I would love the opportunity to work with you when that day comes. Would it be okay if I stayed in touch with you? Sure, Ricky, stay in touch with this. Cool, great. What's your email address, Mr. Johnson? Okay, cool. Great. Well, I'll start emailing you and if there's ever anything I can do for you, let me know and we'll talk to you soon. Have a great day. Okay, I'm going to take a second right here and let you guys comment below and tell me what you think about my phone script. You know, do you think it will work? Do you like it?  Let me know what you think in the comments below. Okay, so that's the entire script. Okay, from start to finish. Of course, there's different twists and turns. What if this? What if that? I mean, what if you get into the call and they say what you say, hey, this is Ricky Krooth, Remax Orange Beach. How you doing today? Oh, I'm doing good, Ricky. I'm just a little busy. What can I do for you? That's when you don't go through the weather part of the call and you go straight to, I got you. Well, look, I don't want to take it too much every time today, but a house down the road sold, then if there's something I could do for you. No, okay, cool. Look, is there an agent in the area you would work with? Okay, cool. Well, look, I'm sure at some point you're going to want to buy ourselves something in the future. I love the opportunity to work with you. Is it okay if I stayed in touch? What's your email address?  Entire process. Get to the end of it. Say you get, you know, into the call and, you know, you get to the part where you ask them if they have another agent and they say, yes, we have another agent. That's when you say, okay, cool. What's their name? I may know them. Okay, great. I know them. I love them. You're in great hands. Look, if there's anything I can ever do for you, please let me know. You guys have a great day. Boom. Get out of there. Even if they're lying to you right there, that's not a time to push, right? They've already said they're not interested in doing anything right now and they're saying they have an agent. So, this is not the time to try to call them out on a possible lie, right? This is a time for you to get to the next call and look for that person that you connect with and that wants to do business with you now or later and start, you know, working on that list of people instead of the people that tell you, no, no, no, no, no, let's work on the people that tell us, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. But when they say they're not interested in doing anything right now, okay, well, look, I got you. Is there an agent in the area that you would work with if you were to do something? See, that does a lot because a lot of people have a really good conversation with the prospect and they think that they have this new client and but they don't realize that that client's mom is a realtor, brother's a realtor, best friend is a realtor and no matter how much they like you, they're never going to use you. So, it's always good to know to establish in the beginning, you know, is the door open for a relationship, a business relationship, you know, realtor to prospect. Is this open? It's really good to ask this in the first call, right? And then the way that I ask for the email is, is I ask if it's okay if I stay in touch before I ask for the email address. I get them to commit to staying in touch with me before I ask for the email address. Nine times out of ten, they're going to give me the email address even if they wouldn't have had. If I'd have just said, okay, cool. What's your, can I stay in touch with you? What's your email address? Or, hey, what's your email address? I'd like to stay in touch with you. A lot of times they're not going to give it to you right then. This is all from trial and error. I have, I have tried all of these different strategies and this is what works. The best, most efficient, and you just have to twist it up a little bit and, and mold it into what works for you and your personality and your tone and your market. You may have different reasons. You may have, you have to, you know, different tones and so on and so forth. So, it's going to be different for everybody, but you can download these scripts for free, link below. It's part of the coaching program, so you know, download them, look at them. There's videos in that coaching program of me making phone calls. There's a 30-day jump start, 90-day action plan. I did live cold calls earlier this week that you can watch. It's on YouTube, a two-hour phone call session where I use this script. I got three possible listings for the future, picked up several more clients, got hung up on a couple times. So, you know, even though I've made 100,000 calls, I know what I'm doing. I'm very comfortable. I still get hung up on. I still get people mad at me and, but I also still produce results. So, that's what it's all about. You, you concentrate on the positives of your sessions and you don't even pay attention to the negatives. So, click subscribe and hit the bell so you get notified every time I post a new video. And you can also find me on your favorite social media network at Ricky Karuth. You can also join the private Facebook group and get my free real estate coaching program, which includes all my phone scripts and action plans and everything else you need to succeed. Links for that are in the description below. So, I hope you got something out of this video that you can take with you back to your business and your market and go crush it and let me know if you have any questions whatsoever. We'll talk to you guys real soon.


if we can get clear on what our 100% is today and we can get ourself to that 100% today and we're doing that every single day, we're gonna make progress every single day. Oh, hey guys, welcome to the show. Oh wait, roll the trailer, where on that cool trailer were we made? Wait, roll of that. Oh! Oh! Everybody wants the shortcut. Oh! What's the best work out? What's the secret? The secret is asking yourself, how far are you willing to go? How honest are you willing to get? How hard are you willing to push yourself? Those answers are only within you. Only you can answer them. So stop waiting, dive in, let's go! Done with the limits removed for the day. I don't wanna answer good questions but that's on the surface. I'd rather have freedom this way. Let me teach you to fish. Powers within, now you can win. You know what this is? Anybody in the back? No, yeah? Infinity, limitless. Let's do this, make it fun. Oh, I should have done this. I made it extended, limitless. That doesn't look, it kinda looks like a face. Oh God, let's not do that. Oh Jesus, let's not do that. Ow, what is happening? Start again, limitless, okay? That's it, that's all we're doing. So, I had my highest jumping day ever. It's not measured but here's the thing. What if that friggin' truck, who's doing that? Yo, so this past session was possibly my highest jumping ever. I say possibly because I felt it but I didn't actually measure it. Now I wanna ask you this, who's doing that after 10 years, okay? Who's doing that? How many people have you seen? Come and go, come and go. Common plateau, common plateau. Not you, maybe you, I have but I don't want you to plateau. That's why we're living limitless. You gotta remove the limits, okay? But that's the point of this and from my 10 years of experience this is what I've learned and I want you guys to not fall in my same traps. That being said, let's talk about last session. I felt like I was jumping some of my highest. I wasn't even on the freshest body which is what I'm gonna talk about today to make building the foundation, not trying to save your progress for a great day, not wasting gains, all these different things, not overtraining, all of those things today. That being said, best backboard of my life. I think best backboard of my life. I would've loved it to be yam yam where it shoots down but I mean the extend though, that extend though, I don't know if my shoulder can even do that without going for the ball, it's just like a mental thing but that extend though right there, best backboard of my life, most likely. Really bouncy. They don't feel like I wanna run through a wall. I didn't walk in here wanting to run through a wall but I feel super powerful in my first couple of jumps. Super up there, I just have to focus on technique and my adrenaline's building so I have to stick with that technique so that way I don't carve wrong patterns but it's really important in this stage for me that I don't overdo it, go too fast, stick with the patterns while you're singing doing smaller jumps, even though I'm ready to go hard, wasting my body to catch up. We're jumping out here, that's where we're going. Remove the ceilings, you gotta remove the ceilings. Yeah, so we're gonna go way deeper than skin today. Anywho, one of my distance dunks, I felt like I jumped higher than I ever have and previous sessions I was hitting my head on the backboard super effortlessly and now what I'm most excited for is jumping this high with a totally different foundation which is what I want you guys to build. So this is how I train every single day, this is how I make endless progress and it's a process. It's a process, it requires patience, it requires clarity, it requires awareness. So all of these things are going to play a factor, let's jump. So you're always expressing your limits, you're always building clarity on your limits. So what I mean by that is, that's clarity, terrible marker, of course I choose the wrong one, let's kinda, I love how the word clarity is very unclear, huh? Okay, I'm gonna try to keep this very simple if you hear any piece you want me to dive deeper on, I would love to and there's a lot, a lot, a lot of branches that I've learned in both of these categories when it comes to training, I'm gonna give you the high level general overview so you can get started today but any branch that you wanna dive into, I have a lot of experience and this is what it's come back to, it's kinda like a cliche statement in like life is great but then until you have really hard times you go deep into the friggin' subconscious of your brain and you realize, okay, life is good and then you're like, oh, that has a different meaning now, that's what this is. By the way, every like, every share, every subscribe, especially the shares, amplifies the energy because if you feel something, give me a little something back, share it. If it's boosting you, well, give it to somebody else, ooh, we all boost each other, we grow together like mushrooms, what? I'm gonna keep this strictly focused on jumping but this can be applied to anything, training and not training, so max energy. This is your limits, we are either expressing our limits or building clarity on our limits and when it comes to jump training we want max energy, we want to exceed our limits, we want to jump higher. But the thing that happens when we plateau is that we've maxed out our max energy, we don't have enough energy, maybe we don't have enough strength, maybe we keep not stimulating our bodies in the correct ways because our body gets too good at what we're doing but early on we start jumping, we start lifting a few weights, maybe we feel sore some days and then all of a sudden we respond and we grow because we were in that easy cycle without as many complexities. That's why I'm bringing you a big complex concept for you to start working on so you can start building this foundation and not stop when the plateau happens, you start building clarity instead. Now a couple keys with this is you're always doing one or the other and it'll get clear as we go but you're also always intertwining the two as well. So let's go. So when you wake up, the first thing I want you to do is notice how you feel, notice your energy for the day. For me today, the reason I made these videos is because I feel amazing, my energy's high, I feel like I want to attack, I feel like I want to express my mood is high. That's a really big sign I want to express max energy, okay? But now when I get to the gym, I still have to be focused, aware and in the moment of saying how do I feel today is my body a little tweaked from yesterday because I'm working out every day. We're not just taking a week off over here to get max energy. We're building baby steps into a max energy day. So look, when I walk into the gym and I go through my warm up, how am I feeling? Am I noticing that I'm performing really great from the start or am I noticing that my warmth is taking longer than usual and I feel stiff? All these things are building awareness as you're warming up. So now, so an overall theme for every single day of your life is do your best. And there's two parts to that. That is the 100%, the two sides of doing 100%. What is the 100%? Can you get yourself there? Can you push yourself to 100 today? And what is it? That's the clarity. So while we're expressing it in our workouts, we can say to ourselves, are we giving max energy for what we have today? Every day's 100 is different. The days we exceed our limits are going to be the days where everything is on fire.  That's when you exceed limits. But on other days, we aren't feeling that great, but that doesn't mean we don't give it 100%. That just might mean our expression of 100% is a lot different than max jumping or exceeding our limits. So what is that? So when our energy is maxed, that's when we exceed, boom, exceed limits. When it's a little lower, push our limits, okay? And this is leading us to max energy. This is not really a cycle, but it is kind of a cycle. But here's the thing also, side note. This is for my maniacs. This is for the people that understand that they want to go, they want to go, they want to go, but they have to rest and they have to build a foundation. If you're having trouble just getting motivated, you should move every single day. If your 100 is low and you're not even in shape and you don't even know where to start, just push yourself every single day. When you get to the gym, say, what's my best today, am I doing that? So the point is building awareness on this, doing your best in this 100% is gonna be the biggest key. If we can get clear on what our 100% is today and we can get ourselves to that 100% today and we're doing that every single day, we're gonna make progress every single day. The obstacle comes in when we don't push ourselves, that's when we plateau, we don't give it 100, so we're not stimulating anything and we're just staying put. Or we don't know what 100 is and we do too much and we over train. So that's why this is so powerful. So what it is with clarity and expressing is while you're expressing, while you're working out, stay aware to understand, am I pushing myself 100? Keep the do your best as your mantra, as your intention, be like, am I doing my best right now? Am I pushing myself? And a lot of times you'll illuminate thoughts. Like for me, I'll be like, I'm being impatient because I know my body needs to rest. I feel this tweak. I know I'm hesitating off this plant because I'm hurting. Or I'm feeling lazy, all these, I don't have that, but. Or what I've done in the past is I'm not pushing 100% because I'm not jumping that great and I wanna save my energy for another day to exceed my limits. But we can't exceed them every day, but we can do our best every day. And that is a huge difference because, because when we try to save our energy, we're not making a step. Think of every single day as a step in your foundation and progress, okay? And so I'm on the side where I used to over train too much by building clarity, I understand my mind better to make sure I'm hitting that 100 every day. So now let's get into some tangible things to help illuminate that clarity and get clear on what that 100 is for the day. I have a whole course on this called the Limitless Foundations Endless Energy. I keep renaming it, but the point is it's the energy foundations of your life. Sleep, nutrition, and movement. And a lot of the movement is about the expression part of this category. But what it is, is if you sleep right, you eat right, and you did what 100 yesterday, now your next day going forward, you're gonna be very clear. It's like, okay, I feel great, I ate great, my body feels great, my mentality is focused and motivated, I feel great. I know what my 100 is today. But then, even though you have clarity on it, when you go to the gym, you still say to yourself, I'm gonna do my best. Every day I'm gonna do my best. So that way, you don't have any expectations. And the reason you don't want expectations when you're in the gym is because you want to push the limits gradually. Because you don't know if this is the day to exceed the limits. You can't choose a day to exceed limits. But what you can do is choose a day to push the limits.  That's the jump that I had the other day. I was not the best. I was just having fun, feeling great, and all of a sudden I'm pushing.  I'm gonna push a little harder. See where my 100's at. See where my 100's at. And all of a sudden I'm freaking flying, okay? That's how you do it, because then every single day you're making progress.  And that's not gonna be helpful. This is a process. You don't understand how to push yourself to 100 with the fears and the doubts, and you worry, am I gonna get too big? Am I gonna overdo it? That's one fear you have to get over. And then getting clear in on what is my 100 getting better at the art of saying, ooh, this is exactly what my body needs. That takes time of doing this every single day. That's why there's so many branches.  Well, is it the sleep or is it your workout? Is it because you're so sore from your workout or is it because you're barely slept?  And the more awareness you have, the better you can hit those marks every single day. So I hope that helps.  But when you try to actually do your best, ask yourself, did I give 100 today, or did I leave some on the table? And better yet, did I do the wrong thing? Did I do too much? What is my 100? What does my body need? And the more you listen to your body, the more you're gonna notice different things. And then what I want you to notice is your day to day. Would you wake up some days like this when your energy's through the roof, or are you waking up most days super low? And if you're waking up super low, what does it feel like? Are you feeling like lazy, or maybe you still express? Every single day you should still move, even if you're feeling low energy, because a lot of times we need to express that to allow our bodies to recover even faster. But our expression for the day is not max energy, it's just low energy, and that's fine, that's good. That's gonna help you recover even faster.  So that's your expression for the day. That's your max for the day. It doesn't mean you're exceeding your limits that day, but maybe you are building to exceed your limits tangibly and jumping higher because you exceeded your limits of what you used to be able to do. Maybe your recovery days and now what your workouts used to be. So in sense, it is exceeding your limits. I have such big plans for YouTube building a whole limitless media company. It's been a lot of fun. I love making videos.  I love you. I just wanna take it for a drop, you're feeling elevated. Okay, real quick, listen to the rap at the beginning and now it'll have more meaning to you. It's deeper than skin. I wanna teach you to fit, you get it.


Two months prior to the plane crash that resulted in the death of Yevgeny Prigoshin, Vladimir Putin orchestrated a raid by his associates on the residents of the Wagner chief in Russia. This operation unveiled the vibrant interior decor of his mansion. Property in St. Petersburg owned by Prigoshin was searched on June 24th of this year, following the Wagner chief's unsuccessful mutiny against Russia's defense ministry. During this raid, Putin's squad came across many strange discoveries, including significant stockpiles of assault weapons and ammunition, rolled bars, wigs, a taxidermy alligator and a framed photo, allegedly depicting the severed heads of individuals considered enemies by the exiled private military leader.  The rooms were illuminated by glass chandeliers. And in another aspect of the residence, the contents of a closet exhibited an assortment of wigs and shades ranging from gray to light brown. Alleged photos of the Wagner chief wearing these wigs as disguises were linked to Russian telegram channels supported by the states. Two months before the airplane crash that resulted in the demise of mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigoshin, Vladimir Putin's associates conducted a raid on his mansion in St. Petersburg, Russia, which unveiled plenty of strange findings. So, the big shots in Russia have finally confirmed that Yevgeny Prigoshin, the head poncho of the Wagner group, is really gone. No more wondering if that slick mercenary leader turned rebel was actually on the plane that went down last Wednesday, wiping out everyone on board. They did some genetic testing on the 10 bodies they found at the crash site, and big surprise, it matches the list of folks who were supposed to be on the flight. The Russian investigative committee's spokesperson Svetlana Petrenko spilled the beans on that. Before the crash, the aviation authority had let slip that Prigoshin and his buddies were among the passengers and crew, so that's that. However, they still haven't spoken up about what made that fancy business jet nose-dive between Moscow and St. Petersburg, Prigoshin's home town. And that's got people thinking maybe this crash wasn't just a tragic accident. Some folks are whispering about a possible behind-the-scenes job orchestrated by the Kremlin. And speaking of Prigoshin, the guy's like a mystery wrapped in an enigma. There's even talk that he might have pulled a Houdini and wasn't even on the plane when it went down. Or maybe he somehow dodged the grim reaper at the last moment. Around two months ago, this 62-year-old went rebel mode on Russia's military. He led his gang of mercenaries from Ukraine headed straight from Moscow and Putin himself called a treason, swearing train down punishment on those involved. Well, back to looking at Prigoshin's residence and what was found there. When the raid went down here in June, officers linked to Putin uncovered substantial stockpiles of assault weapons and ammunition. Gold bars, a taxidermy alligator, and a framed picture that purportedly depicts the decapitated heads of people considered to be adversaries of the exiled private military figurehead. Now, if that's true, that is scary. But state media didn't hold back dropping images that seemed to show Prigoshin spreading a lineup of comical disguises. It said he rocked these get-ups while doing Putin's bidding and sending in the Wagner troops to stir things up in Africa and the Middle East. One disguise showed him as an employee of the Ministry of Defense in Sudan while in another, he's disguised as an assistant diplomat from Abu Dhabi. Others showed imposing as military figures from Libya and Syria. The mercenary leader is seen making odd faces in several selfies that appeared on pro-Kremlin telegram channels. While the Wagner group officially operates as a private company, several individuals who helped to found it are tied to the GRU, where quality of some disguises led to speculation on some telegram channels that they may have been doctored in an attempt to further discredit the Wagner chief. But Prigoshin supporters declared the leaking of the images may float Russia's strict national security laws. If they were in fact real disguises he used while abroad. Prigoshin has always been on the radar as a top target for the Russian authorities. After his whole uprising went belly up and he got shipped off to Belarus, it was pretty clear he was in hot water. It said that he actually was on that plane that ended up in a nosedive in a field north of Moscow, which happened just two months after this epic fail of a coup attempt against Putin's regime. So they snapped a pick of a giant sledgehammer in his house with a caption for use in important negotiations, chilling next to a pool table in his fancy mansion.  They also hit the jackpot when they seized a bunch of boxes filled with stacks of Russian banknotes worth a whopping 86 million pounds or 10 billion rubles during their raid on his estate. And Prigoshin's estate, by the way, includes his very own office building. Mr. Prigoshin has previously said that Wagner only dealt in cash, with Putin recently admitting that the group was financed by the state. With the Russian president claiming Wagner had received more than 86 billion rubles between May 2022 and May 2023 for wages and additional items that had come out of the defense ministry and state budgets. For years prior to Mr. Putin's speech late last month, the Kremlin had denied any links to Wagner. Well, in Prigoshin's home, multiple passports under different names were also found. Now here's a twist, the gossip mill says the cash and gear have since found their way back to the office and the Wagner Center. And if that wasn't enough, they caught some glimpses of this private military bigwig's swanky belonging, putting a Russian military uniform decked out with 20-something medals. Oh, and let's not forget the stuffed alligator casually chilling on a table. Who needs boring old decorations, right? When the officers went to work, they were packing some serious heat armed with assault rifles. These folks calmed through his crib and office like it was a spy movie, but the photos didn't stop there. The peak into Prigoshin's luxury lifestyle was crazy. He had his very own swimming pool inside the house, a helipad for those quick getaways, a sauna for some relaxing evenings, a fully equipped gym to stay buff, and even a medical office because people that wealthy don't need to waste time at a public clinic.  We can also see a luxury living area or great room in the mansion with a massive cinema style TV, chandeliers, black and white checkered floors, as well as soaring ceilings. The house also appeared to have its own private prayer room full of religious imagery. All in all, Evgeny Prigoshin's life sure had its fair share of drama and extravagance from the laughable disguises to the stacks of cash and the stuffed alligator. His story reads like something straight out of a blockbuster flick. For today though, that's gonna wrap up this house tour, but before we go, answer this question for me. If someone raided your home, what is the most peculiar thing that they might find? Let me know down in the comments if you have any stuffed alligators at your place and don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow me on Instagram to chat. I'm Cara the Vampire Slayer and if you want to watch some more videos then stay tuned because the next step we're gonna look into the homes of Putin. Bye! From the tiny apartment he used to live in during the 1990s to Romanov palaces, the leader of the largest country on earth and possibly the most hated as well, Vladimir Putin, has had quite a few properties to stay at. Perhaps the most controversial of these is his alleged one billion dollar palace in Galenzhik. A while back, Putin's arch nemesis and his team, the FBK, had released a video exposing what was known about his palace, also known as the most secret and well guarded place in Russia. Now in the wake of the war going on, we have even more details and photos of where the enemy sleeps. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Vladimir Putin is a politician, former intelligence officer and the president of Russia since 2012, formerly an office from 1999 until 2008 as well. And if he wasn't already, now he just might be the most despised leader across the globe. The ground war he has started with Russia's neighbor the Ukraine is a tragedy to say the least and seems like another way which he's abusing his power. However, another thing about Putin is that as long as he's been in the public eye, he's also a closed book which he extends to his top secret living quarters as well. Which is why this rare look at his Russian palace should be interesting to say the least. Hey guys, it's Kara and today we're bringing you another house tour here in famous entertainment this time about the ever hated of Vladimir Putin and his palace. Before I get into it, I'll give special thanks to Alex Navalny and his team for the footage. Be sure to like, subscribe and don't forget to follow me on Instagram to chat. Now let's get into this video. While Putin has many luxury properties to stay at, this one palace seems to be the most interesting as it's the most secretive and well-guarded facility in all of Russia. The residence at Cape Idokopas as some may call it has quite a few names like Putin's Palace, Putin's Country Palace, etc. It's a large Italian villi-style complex located on the Black Sea coast, near the village of Praskokivka in Russia. Many have claimed this palace was built for the personal use of President Putin even though this was dismissed by his spokesman in 2010. Construction began during Putin's first presidency and detailed claims about the property said they were improperly using state resources. Those who were aware of what was going on wanted to investigate the corruption and high-quality photos of the palace and grounds released by WikiLeaks which also showed the fancy interiors. The Russian government had consistently dismissed Putin's connections to the property but over the years documents and information have been leaked. The uncoverings about the palace itself are from Alex Navalny and his team, the FBK, and it's the size of a village or kingdom, maybe even bigger. It has secure fences, its own ports, security, a church, its own permit system, a no-fly zone, and even its own border checkpoints. This video claims that it cost a whopping $1.35 billion to construct. There's also a huge greenhouse on the grounds which has trees and plants constantly monitored by about 40 gardeners on site. We can then see a large church on the property, a giant 80-meter bridge, and a couple of helipads. He even has a hockey rink and underground hockey complex. And we're just getting started. An important contractor who was involved in the construction of Putin's palace shared many details because the over-the-top nature and spending on the place, well, it enraged him. Well, now even more photos have been revealed. Let's take a look. We can see a courtyard fountain, balconies, and an eagle at the front entrance. Moving inside the details of Putin's quarters are a luxury and over-the-top Louis XIV style with gold and marble galore. We have what's called the reading room, and now we can see that here there's a large white stone fireplace vaulted in painted ceilings while everything is gilded. Then there's Putin's master bedroom, which isn't a simple room but more like an infrastructure.  There are also golden eagles everywhere which Putin made sure of, in fact, over every door. His bed is a luxurious and large canopy bed, which they did predict in the last video quite well. His private bathroom is quite the affair as well with a large jacuzzi-tubbed flank by marble columns surrounded by luxurious armchairs too. If Putin doesn't want to soak in the tub, he can make his way to his indoor pool. This outrageous space has female statues built into the soaring ceilings, more stucco details, and plenty of columns too. Then there's his very own theater, which is all decked out in wood. It has a two-story auditorium featuring its own balconies and boxes. I mean if that isn't enough, Putin even has his own strip club or hook-a-lump. This room has no windows and one might expect, and there's a hall, sofas, pillows on the stage, which is a little bit disorganized. On the other wing of the palace, there's another lavish bedroom with its own living room and a secret restroom. The room also has an amazing view of the sea, as well as extremely expensive furniture like a bed which costs about $17,000. Either way, this impressive room, which is fairly hidden, must belong to someone very important to Putin. The endless amenities in the palace also show some restaurant complex. Reportedly on the second level of the restaurant complex, there is a 50-meter karaoke hook-a lounge where there is also a stage. Nearby, you'll find spaces like a dressing room, so it seems that this is where invited performers can prepare to impress Putin. Also in this area of the palace, there's a large billiards and cigar room, an eight-person bar, and then even more interesting, a huge Italian restaurant area. However, we do know Putin loves Italy as the entire residence was designed by an Italian architect and is furnished with only the best and most expensive Italian pieces. And if he's not in the mood for Italian, elsewhere there's even a Chinese restaurant. More specifically, the president's own teppanyaki restaurant. While floor plans go on for days, and that's not even half of what's available at Putin's castle. Other features include a beauty salon, a large spa with plunge tubs, a home gym, a music lounge, and much more. Putin even has a personal casino complete with card tables and a roulette wheel, and in the attached games room a dance machine area as well as slot machines to film the surroundings. While Putin's palace is not only that massive building and the impressive underground hockey complex, there's almost 20,000 acres, huge vineyards, and a neighboring chateau as well. The grounds build dozens of outbuildings with room for staff as well as structures for meat and fish workshops, a bakery, a man-made pond, and more. Additionally, the property comes with a separate winery in another village called Crenica. After seeing this new update thanks to the FBK, we can confirm a lot of the facts and interiors about Vladimir Putin's palace. And my, it's just as gaudy as we expect. This extreme structure has every amenity you can think of and then some from a teppanyaki restaurant to a strip club and a personal casino. Just when you think it's done, there's an indoor swimming pool and golden eagles adorning every corner of every room. I wonder how many golden eagles are in Putin's palace altogether. Do any of you know? If so, sound off in the comments. Well, that wraps it up for this video. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I will see you all in the next video. Bye.


A how-to guide on setting up your Lavalier microphone. You will need a Lavalier microphone with an eighth inch mini plug, a tablet or smartphone adapter, a windscreen and a tie-clit. To begin, check to see if your microphone is powered by batteries. For best results, use new batteries each time. Now, plug the microphone into the microphone input of the smartphone or tablet adapter. Plug the adapter into your camera's headphone jack. Use the windscreen provided in your kit to eliminate wind, heavy breathing and background noise. Attach the tie-clip near the microphone and pin to your interviewee. Plug headphones into the headphone input of your adapter. Monitor your audio through the headphones throughout the entire shoot. The camera app does not let you monitor your audio while recording. If you would like to do this, you will need to download a third-party app. If you are using the camera app, make sure to record a test audio before filming and listen to your audio between each take. Sound is a key component to video. By following these steps, you will ensure good audio and be one step closer to a quality video.


Zinc metal is a promising anode material for aqueous secondary batteries. However, the unfavorable morphologies formed on the electrode surface during cycling limit its application. Here, the authors report the tailoring of the surface morphology using a lanthanum nitrate aqueous electrolyte additive. This article was authored by Rui Rui Jiao, Haifeng Wang, Haorindu, and others.


So, before we begin ranging the wilds of our urban habitat today, I'd like to ask, do any of you here today have any previous experience in urban mountaineering? The ascent up Bunker Hill and back is one and a quarter miles. We're going to traverse canyons, caves, switchbacks, meadows, passes and peaks. What else do you see? My bank. Your bank? What's your bank? U.S. Bank. U.S. Bank. What else do you see? City bank. City bank. Welcome to McGuire Garden. This is really a refuge or an oasis nestled deep in the banker canyons. It's what? Public. Most people seem to think this is public, McGuire Gardens. What do we mean by the term public space? Does this look like public space? How about this? That meadow is public land with a private lease, with a public easement on the private lease, with private security and maintenance. Often what's public and what's private in these spaces is really, really complicated and you can't always tell. In that sense, we use this de facto as a public space, but we really don't have as many rights. Does this look like public space? Well, this is a very special location because this is one of the few places where we can actually get under the undergrowth of infrastructure that separates the LA River from downtown Los Angeles. So savor this space, it's a special one. Let's check out the river, shall we? Los Angeles exists because of the LA River. For 130 years, the river was the sole source of water for the citizens of Los Angeles. So the river is absolutely linked to Los Angeles, its culture and its people. According to the city, in order to be in this space, you technically need to have a waiver. Access to the river is so important. We can't appreciate the river until we actually can be at the river. So the more work we can do to get folks down to the river, see the river, experience the river, the better. We hope you go forth from this hike, understanding that while the various landscapes we encounter on a daily basis largely shape our behavior, that we too can play an active role in shaping our cities.


Thank you Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker first let me add my voice to those of my colleagues to wish Dr. Poyota speedy recovery and I look forward to seeing her taking the place back in this August chamber Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker I rise in support of the tourism development bill now on the floor of this August body. Mr. Speaker I will speak a bit as parliamentary rep for Souffre as the residents of Souffre the heartbeat of tourism and the industry and I will say just a little as the Minister for Commerce because it's also part of the business community. Mr. Speaker as a resident for Souffre I've seen tremendous progress in the industry but before I go into details I want today to add my voice to that of the Honorable Prime Minister to commend the Minister for tourism for the significant work that he has done in the industry. I also want to commend the staff of the Ministry of Tourism in particular the permanent secretary Ms. Duité someone who has a foundation in the right place in the Souffre community look at the smile. I my interaction with the peers goes a long way when she was a product development officer at the Ministry. I also want to recognize Dipter for the face that you see when you look for quality the person who goes around giving advice to the players and I also notice here Mr. Thaddeus Atouan who chairs one of the allied agencies from that industry. Notif first today as well as Lorraine, St. Jean, St. Jules, and the other staff of the Ministry for the tremendous work that they've done Mr. Speaker. As we rightly said as policy makers we sit and we carve the policies but it is the civil servants and board members who actually do the day-to-day lifting so my gratitude. Mr. Speaker the tourism development bill you've heard is modern it's progressive it's bar-riching and it's transformational it's transformative and you know when I started winning it it reminded me of the NIC tagline for the benefit of us all the tagline that remains relevant up to today. Mr. Speaker when I sort of reflect on the industry when you think of the 60s the 70s the 80s what has happened at one point the industry was populated and controlled by large hotels and all of them were for it own. Then progressively we saw a handful of locals moving in the industry and as I sat there try to bring my memory back we had the Villa Hotel by the Ghitaris, Blue Water Beach Hotel by the St. Helens, we have Malaba by the Bernard's and afterwards we have Bay Gardens by the Destinx and we start thinking of persons that have actually shaped the industry and we think of persons like Bufiapal. In Souffre I think of the Unchasne Hotel and the gentleman of the creative mind Nick Trubiscoff now Nick Trubiscoff. I think of Stonefield with an Easter and Wayne Brown and I think of the Dashin which is now the Ladera and when you think of each of these hotels and the Dashin was owned by a gentleman by the name of John DePaul that's the history that I know and I could remember those persons who went around the rocks of Souffre and picked up the perfect view and used the right architecture. That's what makes it as unique as it is now. When we think of the restaurant we thought of again the Dashin Mr. DePaul had this restaurant in the center of town the DePaulese had the steel restaurants and then we think of the morning for our green parrots by the unforgettable multi-talented international chef Harry again from Foshe-Jacques Souffre. That's where he's from that is just telling you that to produce the hot bit of the industry. Mr. Speaker in nineteen when I think of the what shaped it and the Ministry gave a date around 1999 we had the heritage tourism product and I think of our brother Felix Finister who did tremendous work in bringing heritage tourism to us and I remember I was part of the delegation with Agnes Agnes? What's his name? Francis. And we went to Jamaica and they also went to Costa Rica again at that time looking at community tourism and I believe we developed a handbook for heritage tourism that was adopted in Barbados before it was adopted here and I'm saying all of that to give us an idea of where we are and how the industry has moved in 2007 on the cricket World Cup this SLB administration added came in for incentives under the three three room three rooms to incentive at that time under the tourism industry under the cricket World Cup program. Now Mr. Speaker it is again a central Labour Party government that is presenting transformative legislation in the industry. An industry that is impacting approximately 40% of our GDP. Now when I say tourism is the live blood of Souffre I think of the yachting sector and I know we've had significant conversation with tourism personnel for work to strengthen and regulate that sector in Souffre. It is critical for us. It impacts my entire community at Barron Strive. It impacts my boat boys that are very dear to me and I think only Monday we had them under some conversation and discussion to see how best we can put order in the disorder that is happening down there. So I want to recognize the work that is being done by the Souffre Marine Management Authority with persons like the chairperson Mr. Harold Alson. We have as well when I think of Souffre on the sites and tours we have our Gropiton and our self-espring both managed by the Souffre Regional Development Foundation an institution that is critical to the progress of St. Louis and the people of Souffre in particular. But we've in Gropiton we have the Piton Management Area Authority and that is headed by Mrs. John Heapolite. All of that is important for us because the product that we have that bill that we have is relevant if all these other things are taken care of because over 80% of the visitors that appear on this sentution will come to visit Souffre. So I'm saying all of that to say that we have the assets. I am grateful for the work that is happening. We've been the ministry to protect the industry and I welcome I welcome I welcome this particular bill before us. Over the years we've seen the increase in visitor numbers as well over the years we've seen the increase of local involvement in the industry. In Souffre for example we've seen a significant increase in our Airbnb and I believe that when we looked at some of the data in library we see the growth and we see the growth and we see how it impacts the lives of the people immediately. We've seen as well the growth in packaged doors, our people being involved in it, our people involving transportation, our people being involved in new restaurants, in boating, in for example in transportation in Souffre you have the Michael Gustave, you have Ben Saltibus, in bars and restaurants, so Baron's Rave we have Aquinas, you have Alvin Boyo in Lennizille, in new development where I live every other room is an Airbnb. When I think of Pontchangiat, I see Mr. Philippi with his new restaurant in Belvedere. I look at the farm to table experience by the galaxies way up in the wash. I see what is happening at biggest place. I see what Orlando is doing way down to present a unique product on cemetery road, high-end restaurant. Mr. Speaker as the pilot for Souffre I am happy. I am pleased in terms of what I'm seeing. In Pontchangiat for example we have the Forchangiat agro tourism park and there we are getting assistance from Jeff as well as the Taiwanese of CDF and only last week we officially open the Interpretation Center at Forchangiat. The first step for the Forchangiat agro tourism park. So Mr. Speaker, who are some of the other persons who are going to benefit from this? In Souffre we put together the vendors association about 150 members and again 150 members we brought them together and what it has caused us to do and I want to take this moment again to thank the Ministry of Tourism because there the ministry has come together and has at least provided training on two occasions for our vendors and again I want to thank Sugar Beach for facilitating those training sessions. So Mr. Speaker as the Minister for Commerce and within my ministry we have the MSME program and a lot of the persons who have applied for Grand Sunderdart program are persons involved in the industry. So I am also I also welcome what the Honorable Prime Minister has done by putting the youth economy together. There's a lot of the young men especially the bold boys have applied for grants under the youth economy. So now that we have put we have the youth economy the Ministry of Tourism as a community development authority we have the small business development unit working with them all of that is a government putting all the pieces together and various ministries but all of it is for the ordinary man and woman the ordinary youth to benefit and to play a critical role in the economy of St. Lucia so that tomorrow they can see their owners their drivers of their own destiny and it is this St. Lucia Labour Party government that is causing our people to be the future millionaires of tomorrow. That's right. Mr. Speaker I am pleased that this legislation places emphasis on green energy and conservation, water recycling, the protection of our ocean, the protection of our coral reef, the issue of food security. All of these issues are critical to us as a people and consequently it is good that within this piece of legislation you have provided incentives to players in the industry so that they can recognize that so that they can the practices can fall within the SDGs so that while they earn an income they protect our environment and ensure that we have sustainability. That is very good Mr. Speaker. I am also pleased that provision is made in the legislation to meet the cost of certification for the first few years because Mr. Speaker and again that is where we speak about quality ensuring that we work with all the players in the industry to improve the quality of service but we also recognize that as small players they would not have the resources to meet that certification so there again you have a government ensuring that we have right quality but also providing the support that is required by meeting the fees for the next two years while our businesses progress. So Mr. Speaker today I am extremely pleased to support this legislation and I want to commend both Prime Minister and Minister of Finance and our Minister for tourism and his staff for a very good piece of legislation. Thank you.


Hey there friends, thanks for checking in today. We're looking at the new CZ P10 s polymer frame striker fire subcompact gun from CZ newly released this year Two years ago. They released the P10 C and people loved it. I loved it I said, you know great gun feels great very accurate excellent trigger But the question was when are they going to make a subcompact model and here it is They did it three and a half inch barrel Nice feel to it now they they took many of the features from the P10 C Most all of them, but they did make some changes and we're gonna talk about that and these are positive changes that I think are Well made changes because when the well, let me just get to it the P10 C came out the grip texturing was Extremely aggressive and I said that I said, you know this this would rub up against your body You can see there's grip tape on this The The texturing in my opinion was overly aggressive. They dialed it down here. Check that out I think that is the perfect blend between aggressiveness and comfort right there and if it rubs up against your body, it's not going to irritate it that much Another thing they did was although it is an ambi gun You can see slide stop there slide stop on the other side The mag releases comes in the case on the left side of the gun it can be switched over so it is an ambi gun However, look at the difference between the P10 C see that right there a smaller mag release and that was tight very tight This one it's not tight at all. It's larger and easier to deploy that magazine Much easier to deploy the magazine. Alright, so I think that is a positive move But that trigger pull is what really draws people to this gun because I measure it right between Five and five and a half pounds on average five five and a quarter pounds Which is which is a pretty nice trigger pull and then you're looking at a reset right there Man when I shot the P10 C originally I was like blown away. I'm like this is really nice they were calling it a Glock killer and Many people many people still agree with that But I'm happy to have this because this is hitting the concealed carry market now the sights here Before I go into the sights. This is the optic ready Version so the MSRP on this is 577. I saw this on gunbroker going for well over six hundred dollars and they're gone All right people bottom up this this gun is in high demand now It's also made in Kansas City. So the advantage there is that you know We'll see more of these on the shelves being that they're American made so many Guns that are being imported are held up in customs. They're held up here They're you know, they have all these issues going on not when they're made in the US, you know They already have their ATF approval. They're good to go So hopefully you'll see these on the shelves more often than you do now Especially with the Rami people said you know, I've been wanting that gun for years. I can't find one That's why if they make the Rami in Kansas City, you'll be all set But so this is an optic ready model So you were seeing it for over six hundred dollars MSRP 577 without the optic ready MSRP 499 Same as the P10C probably around 450 once people settle down and realize that they can get these but it is cut out for a Trigicon RMR and a Loophold Delta point pro so there you go for those who want to carry optics you can do that now It does have a tritium dot there blacked out rear sights a Rail there for your accessory most likely a light. It does come with a couple other Backstraps here's one of them. Okay, the custom fit the hand size. I think I already mentioned three and a half inch barrel extremely smooth trigger pull and two 12 round magazines another thing that I noticed is That and the one thing when you manipulate a CZ slide It's like glass and this is no different. It really is like glass But it does have a dual recoil spring uncaptured and that's different from the P10C. That's a captured recoil spring all steel guide rod and Then here is your three and a half inch barrel. It's essentially the same barrel I took the barrel out of the P10C put it in here and Brack the slide put a pen in there and it shot it across the room. So you're good there I mean if you want it did hangs out about a Half inch longer, but the machining is just so nice And it really does it feels it feels like glass when you manipulate the slide and see if I can get this in here I think it is an advantage that they're now making them in the US. All right. I think That's a good thing Let's go ahead and get it on the scale and then we'll measure it up with some other guns Oh before I do that. We got the ramy here. People are wondering is it CZ's smallest gun now? Nope ramy still smaller three inch barrel and a 3.5 inch barrel 10 rounds in the ramy 12 rounds in the P10S But I do have a loaded mag here and we'll take a look at what this is weighing in that Here's the unloaded weight One pound eight and three-quarters ounces and there we have 24 and three-quarters ounces Here's 12 rounds of target loads all right and The loaded weight 29 and three-quarters also just under 30 ounces with the P10S with 12 rounds. I also want to show let me get that there's your there's your mag I like those orange followers because you could see where where the Where your round count is as that drops or shall I say as it moves up when shooting if you need to check? Let's bring out the Glock 26 All right, we could see here And see that you know a little bit longer there It holds two more rounds in the Glock 26 and there's what we're looking at from a grip the one gun that I think measures up well with it is the FNS-9C All right, so we look at the barrel length just a little longer with the P10S And both hold 12 rounds the one thing I'd like the P10S to Eventually have they may have it already is an extended base plate I do like it that that's beveled in there so you can rip out the mag if you need to if you have an obstruction there But you know the way the FN has that extended base plate makes it nice for three finger contact I think either CZ will do that or an aftermarket company will do that. Here's the Walther PPQ subcompact And we'll take a look at this. This is a A little shorter there I don't know if you could tell the PPQ goes a little bit longer and then it goes shorter on the grip But here we're looking at 10 rounds and here we're looking at 12 so Here we go guys. We waited for it. It's here. I am very excited to get this P10S in my hands I've been waiting for it patiently. It's here now I'm gonna take this to the range and show you guys how well it performs if you like videos like this Please subscribe and share. I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe