Hello everybody, Andrew Majeski here with dental L mobile hygiene. Let's talk today about what do you do if your child has been to the dentist for a checkup, and they have a lot of cavities, even if a child has a couple cavities that can be prevented basically, you know, it can and you might be wondering How do I prevent this in the first place? Because children often need help with their toothbrush. They might not want to brush. They might be kicking and screaming when you tell them to brush or, you know, try to help them. They might not like toothpaste. You can't monitor what they're eating all the time. So us simply telling you to have you have them not eat any sugar isn't really helping because you can't monitor them constantly even if you want to. But more importantly, there's just so many other things that you can do and every case is different. So that's what I wanted to talk to you guys about because quite often, if you go to a dental office, you leave with a lot of questions and we might not always be able to help you at the time. Because, you know, we just assume you know certain certain things, right, but that's not always the case. So let me help you guys with that. Okay, so feel free to ask me any questions now is your chance and the nice thing. I, I have started my mobile dental hygiene practice last year and I did that because I love to be able to see children, especially in their home environment. They're a lot more comfortable. Parents are more comfortable asking me questions. I have all the time in the world because it's my business. So I do plan that time for questions and I love it when you ask me questions because I am here to make your health, your child's over health as perfect as we can possibly make it because cavities is a lesion, you know cavities are lesions for lack of a better word and that's not a good thing if you had a lesion on your hand arm, you would be concerned right well how is it any different than in the mouth if you have holes in the mouth from a cavity that's not a good thing but you know just because your child may have had 10 cavities at their last dental checkup it doesn't have to happen again. It doesn't make you a bad parent things happen but the best thing is to understand sort of how that happened in the first place so let me talk to you guys about that a little bit so I look at children as individuals meaning not every child it's not as simple as telling them to brush twice a day using a different toothpaste telling them to not eat any sugar telling them to only drink water every case is different and I'll tell you why. We have to look inside the mouth to really determine are these cavities everywhere are these cavities in certain spots on the teeth. Are these cavities oh this is their first cavity that they've had in three years what has changed so we need to look at all of that because sometimes it is as simple as not brushing every day twice a day so if I have a parent tell me you know what we can't help them brush twice a day because they don't let us. They go in the washroom they lock their door we can hear them brushing for like a second and then they come out you know but they kick. They put up a fight we don't have time to fight them so they probably brush once a day you know so that is something that we do need to work on a little bit but. It's more than just well forcing your your child to brush you know you holding them down you brushing that does not help okay so it does depend on different things like that it could be because your child needs me to just simply talk to them about. brushing I have a little oh let me actually show you guys right now one second. So I have this little guy here that helps me so much when I teach kids how to brush you would be amazed. At how kids that don't listen to their parents listen to me show them how to brush his teeth.  There are a mouthwash or two that they can use that at least helps to neutralize that pH in the mouth so it does not cause cavities in the first place so I do have. Children who are six seven that just for whatever reason don't like to brush their teeth but there are things we can do. brushing is still of course the best thing to do they do usually grow out of that but it has to do with something and we have to look into that right.  You have 10 minutes that's all we have getting get out me coming to your house is so much different you would be surprised at how well they listen even if the first time I see them. They're not in the mood they're tired they're not listening at all that's okay I do not force anything when I come back the next time hopefully it will be a different time of the day when they're not as tired. Mornings are always the best they see me again and go oh she was here to clean my mom's team okay maybe I'll kind of see what she's up to it works every time so even if I can't see them right away they get curious and then I can eventually see them. So kids there are a couple different reasons why kids might get a lot of cavities it could be because again they're not able to brush twice a day or they're eating a lot of sugar so with the brushing. brushing is still the best thing to use but if they're old enough a mouthwash can work to but it needs to be a certain type that helps to neutralize the pH in the mouth but also helps to make their teeth a lot stronger. If they're under the age of six or they just can't spit out yet then I would suggest a different type of mouthwash that helps to neutralize the pH and that's it which still helps a lot. If the mouthwash has sodium fluoride in it that actually helps to make the enamel a lot stronger but if they can't spit that out you don't want them to be sick so a mouthwash without that but still helps to neutralize the pH does help a lot too. But I kind of talk about that with the parents to kind of see what case they are but brushing is still the best but there are toothpaste out there with that with no taste. So I find a lot of kids that don't like to brush their teeth is because they don't like the taste of toothpaste there are toothpaste out there with no taste that will help to neutralize the pH and make their teeth stronger. And help to prevent cavities so if I see a child that has 10 cavities in their mouth. We do need to fix those first but if they're small enough you don't need a needle. You do not need that high speed handpiece to drill them out you don't need that if they're small enough so the earlier I can see kids. The better because I can fix those cavities before they get too large where they need the needle to fix them and they need the high speed handpiece to take out the cavity so I actually have. It's called silver dining fluoride where I just put a drop or two on those cavities and that will kill that cavity in that to it does not cause pain. Nothing it does kill that cavity in cavities that are tiny enough that's all kids need because those teeth will fall out at some point. Most often they don't need the needle they do not need the high speed handpiece they really do not things have changed so much so I I see kids and I try to prevent that negative experience from happening but if the cavity is huge. It might be too far gone and they do need the needle they do need the high speed handpiece so I like to see kids early enough but I can apply those little drops on the teeth to completely kill that cavity and it will not come back. Okay, so I can kind of talk to you guys about that to every case is different. But let's say you have a child again that has 10 cavities let's just say every single time toothpaste, mouthwash isn't enough something inside their mouth something inside their saliva is more harmful for them you can't change somebody saliva but there are different things you can do. You know, eating properly drinking only water does help, but they will need kind of a more not intense that's not the right word but they will need more things to help to prevent cavities from happening so when I see children with a lot of cavities every single time it's so much more than. Okay, they must not be using their toothbrush properly they must not be eating properly it's so much more than that they need a proper toothpaste, plus in some cases a mouthwash if they're able to spit. More importantly, I need to be seeing them every three months to put something on on their teeth to help to protect the teeth to seal up those teeth. It's kind of like a sodium fluoride varnish that protects and helps to seal those teeth from those from that harmful saliva that they might have but it's so important to apply that every three months. It costs $25 that's it but that can save the parents so much money so yes I'm seeing you every three months 20 $25 each time, but that can save you thousands upon thousands of dental work because you don't want the dentist to tell you.  Because kids teeth fall out you guys in some cases they will need it if they're two years old and their cavities are so large that they're close to the nerve of the teeth.  I don't care if you have 30 cavities in the mouth.  It's probably the saliva in the mouth there's something it doesn't like it okay it doesn't it happens they need a toothpaste in some cases they need a mouthwash but most important I need to see them every three months to get that protective layer over the teeth so it doesn't happen again. I have seen amazing things happen where I see kids three months later who I had seen them last time they had 20 cavities pretty much every tooth had a little something I was able to put a little drop of on every single tooth to kill those cavities I come back in three months no more cavities those cavities that they did have are not there they are gone. I put that sealant over the teeth every three months to keep them nice and strong and done they will not get any more cavities you don't have to spend $5,000 to have them be put to sleep to get their work done. Kids are happy you're happy the kids is the most important thing they are so happy because they don't feel like they're always doing something wrong. I come to them I prevent the cavities even if they have some that's okay but I just put a simple drop on every single tooth it kills those cavities. They're happy and they're like oh that was kind of fun no big deal I polish the teeth you know make things look as nice as possible. They're happy I'm happy and the parents are so happy so I it does depend on why your child is getting those cavities but let me see them you know talk to me. I am more than happy to answer any questions you have because kids do not need to get a mouthful of cavities. Cavities happen cavities is the largest dental disease out there because cavities are lesions cavities are a dental disease that does not have to happen but we as dental professionals need to look into that and say why so I have been doing a lot of research lately. I've been in practice for 14 years so I have seen kids.  But that's what happens more often than not but if we just have the patients I come to your house done easy right. Okay guys sorry for this long video but let me know if you guys have any questions I'm so happy to help. Hopefully you weren't just sitting there watching me hopefully you were making dinner or something while you were listening to this because that was kind of long I need to work on my videos. They're kind of too long right. But thank you guys so much for watching let me know if you need anything and I'll see you and your kids very very shortly.


Your family theater presents Jack Benny, Dan O'Hurleyhey and Rod O'Connor. Thank you Gene. We have an inspiring story on family theater this week. The story of a poet who shall live forever in human hearts because he was able to put into words powerful vital beautiful words the eternal story of man's flight from God. Dan O'Hurleyhey will play the role of Francis Thompson while Rod O'Connor will act as narrator in this drama of a poet and his poem. I fled him down the nights. Yes you fled him. You eluded him. I fled him down the nights and down the days. Yes you twisted turn tried to escape him but did you ever really escape him? Whether shall I go from thy spirit or whether shall I flee from thy face if I ascend up into heaven thou art there if I descend into hell. His name was Francis Thompson. Of all the lonely and obscure men who lived in London that year of 1887 none had made his bed in hell more surely than he. For him each night was a lying down and hunger in fear each morning a slow awakening to pain. Are you there?  Get up I say. Yes you can't sleep here you know that. I know I know I'm sorry officer.  For Francis Thompson waking upon the Thames embankment each morning was a slow return to pain a remembrance of dreams twisted by hunger made hideous by fear dreams of delirium shot through with dying stars in the river's mist that always had their ending somewhere at the broken edge of the world with the night stick prodding his chest the agony of waking to another day and then as he would get to his feet brushing the dirt and matted leaves from his coat pulling it tight about him against the fog London too it seemed returned to life with the first cab in the street clopping by the first macro peddler crying his wares with the first farmers cart piled high with Surrey hay and the whistle of the Edinburgh Express coming down from the northern hills as he awoke London awoke with him and they faced each other at the beginning of the day the man of bone and flesh against the city of stone the man with a tired heart driving his broken knuckles against the stone which never yielded each day began as another a apony for a mug of tea tuppence for a stale loaf of bread a furtive search for an old rag a wadded newspaper to line his shoes and then the long tramp and search for work and so will there be a place for me sorry no work today would you be needing a man to maybe sorry sorry we have all the help we needed unemployment francis unemployment it's the scourge that can lash a man's spirit is a cross a contradiction of economies that hangs heavily upon the shoulders of people like you francis so you've got to keep walking keep searching maybe somewhere you'll find work you can't stop now to rest take a turn down this street now there through the crooked alley to the haberdasher shop sorry no work for you try the green grocer across the street sorry no work for you perhaps the wine shop try that sorry the warehouse the warehouse sorry no work for you yes francis the day is over the long cramping from door to door huddle there in the darkened doorway and take your rest there will be no bread for your hunger tonight no roof above your head there will be no drug to soothe the madness in your throat and brain lie on the doorway and take your rest for tomorrow's another day and if you live there'll be more miles to walk death comes slowly to the afflicted so you cannot hope for much tonight what's that a drum perhaps it could be the failing beat of your heart no no it's not that I I hear it often it it stops then it begins again your imagination no it sounds like footsteps as though someone were following me don't be silly try to rest no matter where I go I hear them they follow me always it's the drug francis you're craving for try to get through this night and perhaps tomorrow you'll find work and money and then you can buy it it's not the drug or my imagination they are footsteps and they follow me wherever I go I'm like a man with the hounds crying after him a hunter thing in a swamp I hear these footsteps night and day I hear them there there you hear them I hear a drum I hear my heartbeat wait it's footsteps all right someone's approaching the doorway you there are you all right I'm all right wait laddie you shouldn't be lying here in the doorway you'll catch your death the cold here let me help you up I'm all right I say all right I tell you laddie this is a bad night for a man's body and soul what right have you to talk about bodies and souls the right of one human being to another laddie well you can save your words I'm not interested ah maybe so laddie but there's a kind of lonely pride in your face that tells me you're you're a man fit for better things than lying in doorways look look my friend you mean well and for that I thank you but I'm sick I'm tired and I'm hungry oh lad I know you're sick I know you're alone that's why I'd like to help you what do you mean help I want you to come home with me my name's McMasters I'm a cobbler by trade and I can put you to work if you want a job work you'll owe me nothing lad nothing at all why should you do this for me why shouldn't I lad if the situation were reversed it's you who'd be reaching out your hand to me this way it's my good fortune here come along now lad it's a warm bed for you tonight and a good day's work in the morning how goes the work not so well mr. McMasters I'm afraid I don't think I was cut out for a cobbler you're just learning lad it's only three weeks you've been here tell me lad now I don't want to pray or anything but what what's your trade or profession I have none if I did I suppose you'd call it journalism you write them yes mr. McMasters what do you write Francis the usual thing I suppose reviews essays some poetry the sort of things that never sell here lad tray some of this tobacco it's an Irish mixture thanks huh lights now where did you go to school Francis you sure it's about four miles from Durham you were studying I wanted to enter the priesthood I failed I'm sorry it's strange when you come to think of it I'm 28 you know you think that in 28 years a man would be able to win to win one victory you think that but it isn't true after I was rejected for the priesthood my father sent me to Manchester to study medicine six years examinations every two years I failed all of them defeat for me was like a web I seem to be caught in it woven into its pattern after a while I became afraid to try anything at all for fear I'd I'd fail at it that's why I came to London to break the pattern no to lose myself to crawl into the darkest corner of the city and hide how long have you two years come November two years on the streets in doorways the way I fell no no not always I was a boot black for a time I worked for a bookseller I held horses sold matches I never kept any job long I spent most of my time in the library reading writing things that wouldn't sell only I had to write the laddie how could you do it how could you live you're not a fighter you weren't made to walk the streets and fight the city the way you've had to know it's a poet and a lover you are Francis I wonder how could you live how I don't know maybe it was because I prayed I'd say that only sometimes there was even no belief in my prayers and I felt as if I were not being heard you see living the way I did in in hunger the disordered nervous condition loneliness you can't think clearly sometimes you doubt your own mind's power to think and then then you can't pray right only I went on praying and I'm still alive that's all I know and God willing you'll stay alive Francis for you have a roof over your head now and a job and maybe time to write maybe time to write something great and good it will be pleasant to be able to say that Francis Thompson settled down to an ordered life and turned out a great work of literature but he rewarded his benefactor in some generous way but the facts are quite different Thompson was useless around the cobbler shop he was willing but clumsy and inefficient he scribbled verses when he should have been working and his few earnings were spent to satisfy the craving for opium which constantly tortured him he spent three months with McMasters then one day he disappeared McMasters waited for him to return that night he waited many nights as the autumn months passed into winter but Francis Thompson never came back of the many unfortunate McMasters had befriended and given jobs Thompson alone proved a disappointment he was my only failure McMasters wrote he was my only failure here you where do you think you're going stay away from that church there's other places for trams I wasn't going drunk dirty going to crawl into the church where it's warm me thought no one to see you go on get on your way the church yes get along I say yes that's where I can go yeah you you come along with me I'll take you to a place where Christ of mercy upon me the Lord have mercy upon you Francis Thompson have mercy upon your weakness and failures have mercy through you on all the poor and broken who walk in the city streets help us all oh god from the city itself from the cruelty of stone and the horror of the pavement defend me oh god from the arms house and prison from the makeshift bed in the doorway defend me oh god from hunger in the day and wakefulness at night from the torn coat and the broken shoes and the stairs are pity and the stairs of contempt deliver me oh god from the man whose hand is against us from his anger in his clenched fist from the sudden blow against the mouth deliver me oh god and give us this day our daily bread give me this day my daily bread but more than the bread alone oh god give us the strength to earn our bread hear me oh god Christ have mercy on us Christ have mercy on me to go Francis the church is empty the sexton is putting out the candles one by one I cannot go if I leave I forget how to pray you must wear somewhere the doorway perhaps there's that green warehouse and cock lane if you could force a window the rats there's always the embankment it's snowing then what I don't know perhaps this is the end of all my running death death comes slowly to the afflicted but not to me a loaf of bread a mug of coffee in three or is it four days the dizzy spells fever it can't be far off now even to me do you want to die do I want to live this way do you not know Francis that while you live your body is the temple of god god doesn't live in me god is perfection and health and beauty can god live in a broken body and a mind that doubts its own reason now I lost god sometime after I left the cobbler shop I lost him somewhere in the alleys of east cheap but has god lost you Francis what has he lost you but if I deny him how can he find me listen do you hear that the footsteps the footsteps of the howl do you remember Francis footsteps yes yes they always follow me but there's something inside me oh god forgive me some fear some dread that keeps me running from those footsteps it's nothing I how long have I been three days you were running along the street oh yes I remember now and you were the girl that I brought you here to this boarding house but I tried to find out who you were what your name was but there was nothing in your pockets to identify you except this book it had Francis Thompson written inside yes I didn't know where you lived if I it doesn't matter I have no home I've been sleeping outside on the embankment anywhere I'm afraid I put you to a lot of trouble I think I'd better go but you can't you're sick the doctor said you must rest and eat he said you were dying from starvation you called a doctor I had to but but that cost money I I've nothing to pay you say it what's your name Ann who are you I mean what sort of work do you do oh nothing very much nothing important I didn't mean to pry I just wondered yes maybe maybe you haven't done anything important as you say I don't know who you are what you are but I've been wandering across a plane of fever and delirium three days you tell me dreams came up like clouds over those three days but in the end it seemed that I heard footsteps behind me they were after me and I ran and ran and far in the edge of a plane I saw a cross standing and I thought if I can reach that cross I'd be safe so I ran toward it only when I got there it wasn't a cross it was you do you understand you mean that you don't care what I am no no I only wonder what I can ever do for you in return and so once again through the kindness of another stranger this time an outcast much like himself the healing of Francis Thompson began to him this girl gave her the little she had food clothing encouragement but more than that an ease from loneliness to her he gave things unknown in her life tenderness and reverence and respect and then at last Francis Thompson began to write passion of Mary a poem paganism old and new an essay two things finished actually finished it's hard to believe that I had the power the sheer mental power to work them through Francis Thompson was right his work was good and Wilfred Maynell editor the magazine Mary England published the pieces sought out the author and extended to him the hand which would lift him from obscurity but Francis Thompson about to reach for the hand suddenly would drill himself what about Anne Anne I sold them to Mr Maynell and and Anne he's interested in me he wants me to come and live with him to do my work at his home mean he wants us us yes you see I told him we were to be married and that I would come only if you were with me no I want you to marry me and don't you understand yes I understand but you you're a great writer and you've got the chance now to get away from this away from the streets and be with people of your own kind no Francis I won't marry you but why you're not talking sense and why I'm not worthy of you Francis you know that you're great and good I might only hurt you I might keep you from it's it's been good what we've had together Francis but you'll have to go on alone now you'll have to go on and so the girl who had lifted him from the streets vanished from his life all that day he searched for her all the next and the next but she disappeared he turned away from the extended hand of Maynell in his search for her and days passed into weeks weeks into a month then two months as he tramped the mighty labyrinths of London but he never found her among the millions of faces he looked into none was hers and then at last one day sitting on a bench in Covent Garden barren from the grief that had drained him he heard the familiar sound of footsteps Francis yes she's gone you'll never find it again I know and now there's nothing left nothing but the footsteps do you hear them I hear them think back Francis isn't it strange how each time you've cried each time the horror of life has risen up to crush you you heard the footsteps yes each time I've lost the sense of God I've heard them only in those times I would begin to hear them faintly and my faith grew weaker and my prayers and then at last when I had lost the sense of God they beat like thunder in my ears as they are beating now yes and as they beat the night and came to you yes and the night McMaster's father yes yes what are you driving at don't you know think Francis think is it possible you could touch God by the hand and not know it the hound of heaven the footsteps of God in Charing Cross no matter where I fled they followed down the nights and days the twisted lanes and passageways of all London down the years and months and days they followed God's love pressing in on me when I denied him God's love hounding me through the swamps of despair God wouldn't let me go even though I had denied him God looking at me out of her eyes and touching me with her hands yes I know now I know these footsteps then search out your soul Francis and put what you find into words all the hunger and pain and loneliness of these tortured years right at Francis I fled him down the nights and down the days I fled him down the arches of the years I fled him down the labyrinthine ways of my own mind and in the midst of tears I hid from him right it for all to read Francis for the poor the beaten the hungry the tempted the weak for those like you all over the world I hid from him from those strong feet that followed followed after but with unhurrying chase and unperturbed pace deliberate speed majestic instancy they beat and a voice beat more instant than the feet all things betray the who betrays me put into words the streets and the sleepless nights the cold sweats and the agony of thought put Anne into them for you will never find her again and McMasters and put the losing of God into words the awful loneliness father I knew his love who followed yet I was sore a dread lest having him I might have not beside and Francis put into words the joy that came when God had found you once again and past those noisy feet a voice comes yet more fleet a fondest blindest weakest I am he whom thou seekest yes put all this into words Francis that others may draw courage from them and find their way to peace for it is you Francis Thompson who went down to make a bed in hell but found God's love and mercy following you even there a fondest blindest weakest I am he whom thou seekest and so Francis Thompson who today ranks among the great poets went on to build a new life for himself aided by the kindness of the Maynell family went on to complete the hound of heaven and give the world one of the most inspiring poems of all literature the story of God's love and mercy thank you Dan O'Hurley and Rod O'Connor for your fine performances we have family theater been proud to present this story of a man and his conscience and his God now that may sound strange coming from me like the hundreds of guests who've appeared on family theater I spend most of my time trying to make people laugh trying to make them take their minds off themselves that isn't enough to make them happy sooner or later people have to stop laughing and start thinking they have to put their minds on themselves they have to reflect yes reflect on how each of us is lost unless we have faith and hope and a God to whom we can bring our troubles and pray for help that's the reason for family theater just a weekly reminder that all of us and especially our families need God and should pray to him if you've been neglecting prayer why not start today with your family about you in the circle of your home find out for yourself that the family that prays together stays together more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of family theater has brought you Dan O'Hurley and Rod O'Connor in the Hound of Heaven with Jack Benny as your host our play was written by Frederick Lipp with music by Harry Zimmerman and was directed for family theater by Jaime Del Valle other members of our cast with Jane Avello Eric Snowden Ben Wright, Tudor Owen and Jeanette Nolan this series of family theater broadcasts is made possible by the thousands of you who have felt the need for this type of program and by the mutual network which has responded to this need this is Gene Baker inviting you to be with us next week at the same time when Branch Rickey will introduce Eddie Bracken and Cappy O'Donnell in The Sculpt join us won't you? 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Second Kings, it's a lot like First Kings, only even more depressing. Monarch after Monarch ignore the advice of the prophets and get it wrong over and over, until King Josiah finally starts getting it right. His reward? To die, before seeing his people punished for all the things that happened before he came along. In the end, the Kingdom of Israel is destroyed, foreigners are resettled in Samaria, the Kingdom of Judah is in exile and Jerusalem is destroyed.


just got back from a trip in Hawaii where we launched into a lot of stores and I sat down for an hour with a micro influencer in Hawaii and then just goes to show how powerful the Instagram TikTok channel is and she was like she was Miss Hawaii a few years ago and has this really really strong cult following that follows her wellness journey and I sat down with her and we had a similar conversation like why live more what are we doing in the world to make it better and after she posted something being like showing her community how to make it all of a sudden like within 20 minutes it was like 80 comments being like where do I get this and that just goes to show if you have these smaller micro influencers and they are trusted you don't need a million followers


For me it's a wonderful opportunity to be here at Davos for the second time for this breakfast together with the economists BCG and PMI. And for us what is really, really important it's because in Davos we have one of the most senior communities of leaders that we want to create a sensible conversation about how to get things done. If you imagine what Brightline is about Brightline is a thing that connects ideas into reality. And today's panel was a wonderful opportunity for us to discuss one aspect of this. That is what is the human aspect vis-à-vis all the technology and all the transformation and how the human force, the woman workforce will be shaping the future. So we have a wonderful panel here together with a deck Mastercard, British Telecom and BCG talking exactly about this how the new workforce will shape the future. And we have some fantastic insights some of them that confirms what we said last year about the concept of people act on their own self-interest. We hear from a deck of saying exactly that we need to understand if we want people to change and to support transformation we need to work hard to understand what it's people, which are people in the video of interest. And this is just a wonderful way of understanding that we need to carry everybody together. Another thing that was a critical is the sense of purpose on the work you do. You don't work only for money only to get dividends but you work also because you want to accomplish something and bring everybody together. There was a lot of polymics. I'm thinking about that a lot in our work on Brightlight. It's how technology and humans can get together. Because what we see today is an absolutely massive development of technology. We move technology at the lightning speed. At the lightning speed. Computers are faster, AI, VR, everything is moving. But are the humans moving at the same speed? So one thing that one of my colleagues at Brightlight is saying is that humans do not respect Moore's law. And this was exactly the state so we need to be cautious and we need to have a better understanding how the workforce will be in the future. When I say future I'm not saying 40 years ahead. I'm saying five years ahead. So how this and this panel it's exactly to create this sensible awareness from senior leaders so they can live here. The 60 people live here and go back to the organizations. Those on the livestream can do the same and share this and share this powerful discussions, powerful understanding and bring this to life. And this is what Brightlight is about. It's how we can work together to connect ideas to results and results that improve not only business but improve the society in general. So I'm very happy to be here and I'm looking forward to have all of you next year here at Davos again to talk and share about how we shape the future.


Hey, how you doing? This is Vito from up here in Lovell, Wyoming. You are tuned to Trucker Josh and his partner in crime diesel. Be sure to enjoy the show. Don't forget to subscribe. Give us a thumbs up. Now to Truck Wash. Check this out. The undercarriage first, I think. My windows are closed. There we go. Oh, boy. Washin' away underneath there. This one guy in here is helping me through here because it's my first time. So apparently I gotta stop here for a bit and let it just massage my underbody. Okay, now I'll come forward. My truck was jumping there. I was probably tired from going through the mountains yesterday. I'm here for a bit. So it was $85 just for a splashing dash. It's pretty much a rinse off. Gives me some soap and stuff, too. $120 gets you the full platinum package, but I just went for the rinse right now. I just wanted to test this thing out, see how good this thing actually was. All right, now it's telling me to go forward again. My truck seemed extra jumpy, maybe because it's cold. Oh, it's washing under there. I guess he's washing under the trailer for me. Usually I think you just slowly roll over that, but this guy wanted to make sure that my underbody was all clean because it's got all that salt and everything from British Columbia under there. Okay, so now he's like gonna roll forward till that red light comes on. Look at these guys. Only one side is getting soaked.  Fascinating, eh? Automatic truck wash for trucks. First time for everything, folks. The only thing that's kind of irritating is that stop light keeps flashing in my face. Oh, here goes our friends. What are they gonna do now? You see them? Past all the soap? It's like an alien. Now what? Now you're gonna rinse it? Well, maybe not. It's been a long drive. I'm tired and that red light flashing in my face is starting to irritate me.  Oh, it's soaping me again. Okay, so the passenger side gets soaked a little better. There we go. That's what they told me it does. It soaps it twice and lets it soak and it rinses it off. It's called a splash and dash.   Aliens are dragging the truck down. Why aren't you scared? How can you be so calm at a time like this? It's okay, Chevy. Truck wash. Truck wash, man. Our friends are out front again there. We're back to waiting. I guess it's letting it soak. I don't know. That thing won't stop flashing in my face, though. Let's all stare at it. No, that's not good. That's not good. We probably shouldn't do that. Hello, Mr. Alien. Excuse me. Can you rinse me off now? I think the show has begun. These guys are like, wow. It's not going to get nearly all the dirt off like the Blue Beacon Wood, but it's something. I wanted to try it out anyway, right? And all I really needed to do was wash the freight off in the back there, so I guess we'll see what happens. Like I said, it was a very long night, but we made it. So we're just taking care of this and then get this off my trailer and have to rush up to Sundra, Alberta, where I got to pick up some lumber that's taking me home. Let's rush, rush, rush, but after we get that lumber, I'm taking a nap. It's gonna be so good. Still doing something. Oh, it's coming back, man. It's rinsing on the way back. It's even got these like dryers here, right?  Well, good morning, everybody. We just went through the automatic truck wash. Showed that on yesterday's video. Go back and watch it if you missed it. I didn't show it in depth or anything. You're gonna have to go check it out for yourself, but did a really good job, actually. I'm surprised. I just got what was called the Splash and Dash, a soapy rinse, 85 bucks, still cheaper than the Blue Beacon. Not quite as good as the Blue Beacon, but it did a really good job. I didn't think the automatic wash would be that good. I was surprised. I remember our freight and then our way towards Sunday. Enthusiasm. It's been a long, oh, it was a long day yesterday. Fantastic nap. I gotta get in this line. Yes, man. My truck's gonna get dirty right away again in this weather, but I had to wash the freight because the customer didn't want it tarped, but they wanted it washed. So what did the customer get? They got it washed. They didn't get it tarped before it. So there you go. They didn't want me to put a bow on it, though. I'm sure if they would have paid a little extra how to put a bow on it for them, but they didn't want to pay for that service. Rushing, rushing. Always rushing. Okay, maybe not always, but this trip has been, whew. Well, as fast as you can. Fast as the law will let you anyway. I really wish all these people would not be here. They're in my way, slowing me down. Calgary right now. I have an empty trailer behind you, but I haven't had time to even show you. I've got the freight off of there at two stops, and now we're booking it to Sundra, and it looks like we'll be there just in the nick of time. They want me there before noon because apparently they don't want to, they don't want to be there past two on a Friday. God forbid they have to work a full day on a Friday. So they're one of those people they like to go home early. So they don't want to, that's what they literally said. They said they don't want to load past two o'clock. So you got to be there by noon. I must be nice. I wish I could do that. You know, I don't want to deliver those, too. I'll just deliver it tomorrow. I'm bugging. They're nice people. And this guy just keeps matching my speed. This Ford Explorer. I slow it, I slow down, he slows down. I speed up, he speeds up. I need to get in your lane, buddy. So my signal device is signaling to you. It's a Calgary, like I always say, is my favorite Canadian city. The city is beautiful. It's a clean city. There's no areas in Calgary that you should avoid. It's all safe. It's one of those cities where you could probably leave your doors unlocked, and nothing would happen. But I wouldn't recommend that I'd still say lock your doors, but it's one of those cities. Not every Canadian city is like that. Winnipeg is definitely not like that. I have a stereotype of Canadians don't lock their doors. That's only specific areas. There are bad areas of Canada. I mean, there's nothing like the south side of Chicago or anything. You know what I mean. There's not like 500 deaths every weekend, like in Chicago, but there are areas that you probably want to avoid in Canada, and you probably know before you go. Winnipeg, there's some areas you want to avoid. I don't know the other cities that well. My sister lived in Calgary here. She was born here. My parents lived here for a while before I was born. Beautiful city. You know, they take care of it. They keep it clean. And you know, everyone who lives here is here because they've got a job. So I know that there's still homeless people here. There's homeless people in every city, but the average person here I think is very happy. I don't know. If you're from Calgary, let me know. Are you happy living in Calgary?   You don't smile all the time, though. Kind of aggressive drivers, but hey, it's still a beautiful city. There we go, green lights. See, I like those so much better. Green lights help me out. Red lights just slow me down. Oh, no. Now we got a train. Oh, it's the sea train. It's just that passenger train. Calgary's fancy. Look at that. They have a passenger train to get you from one end of the city to the other. Winnipeg's got buses, and they all go downtown, nowhere else. So if you want to go anywhere in Winnipeg on public transit, it doesn't matter where you are in the city. First, you got to go downtown, and then you got to go to wherever you want. It's not very efficient, but hey, it's Winnipeg. Nothing's efficient there. So if we can get past all these annoying red lights, we should be able to get there. I got 122 kilometers and an hour and a half to get there, so hey, it'll be tight, toy. What's that sign say over there? Tell us. No bandwidth for bullying. Stand with us to hashtag end bullying and help create a safer, friendlier world online. Wouldn't that be nice? Wouldn't that be nice? Good luck with that. Good luck. The internet is a crazy terrible place. It's also a wonderful place. Maybe we should be just teaching our kids to have a thick skin, you know? Maybe we should just be teaching them how to handle criticism and how to handle bullies and how to handle morons on the internet and not let words crush their souls. You know, what happened to the saying sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Now it seems like everybody's saying words are violence. They're saying words are actual violence. End the violence. We must have laws regulating speech because words are violence just like punching someone in the face.  Very convenient. No, people tell, people say all kinds of mean things to me on the internet all the time. Sometimes I deserve it, other times it's out of nowhere. Most times I probably deserve it.  I just press it. This is blocked. I never have to hear from them again. It's awesome. I don't have to call the police. I don't have to go cry in a corner. I don't need a safe space. That little button's my safe space. That guy's bugging me. Block safe. Marked safe from bully. I haven't even had my coffee yet, people. Oh, Spring's Church. This is where Spring's Church is. I went to that church when I was younger. In Winnipeg. It started in Winnipeg and they opened up a branch in Calgary. I was always wondering where it was. That's where it is. I got a lot of friends that go there. I grew up with them. Oh, I bet they live around here. This dump truck is ruining my view. 300 meters. Turn right on 14th Street. Why? Am I allowed to ask that? Why? Why do you want me to turn there? Balls in me around all day. I can't even ask questions. Maybe I shouldn't ask questions, you know? You want to hurt her feelings? Make her second guess herself. I'll just do what she says, you know? I'm a nice guy. I want to make her feel important. You're important, Karen. The world relies on you. Where are we? I've never been here before in this part of Calgary. That's probably why I didn't know that's where Spring's Church was. Spring's Church is a huge church. They also have a Christian school and everything. And in Winnipeg, they built the new church that's just massive. I wouldn't doubt it if they had like 10,000 people. It's one of those mega ones, but it's one of the better mega ones. I like it. What do I got to do to turn left? Dang it. Excuse me. Pardon me. Pardon me. One more lane. Pardon me. Excuse me. Sorry. Trying to get through here, bud. Oh, I know where we are now. Okay. I went this way specifically because it takes me a different route than the scale that's always open north of Calgary. I don't know if they're doing inspections today, but I don't got time for an inspection today. I literally don't have time. I'm down to the minute. They pull me in for an inspection and that ruins my whole weekend. I'm sitting here until Monday. If I don't get there by noon, I'm here until Monday. So there's no way I'm risking a random inspection today. I'm dodging that scale. That's right, Trucker Josh. Dodging scales. Well, yesterday felt like a really long day. We slept here in medicine hats. So I'm just waking up the next morning, going to close up this vlog here and start the next one. I got some good news for you, but you got to tune in tomorrow to show you what we were up to. This is what we did yesterday. Picked up this lumber and this lumber is going all the way down to Iowa. I'm delivering it there next week. But first, for the good news that involves babies or the possibility of a baby for Brittany and I, okay? But you got to tune in tomorrow to watch that vlog. So you better turn on your notifications so you don't miss it. There's a little bell beside the subscribe button down below this video. Hit the bell and you'll get a little notification when tomorrow's vlog goes live. We're really excited about it and I've got to rush home right now. Ten hours home. We'll see you in tomorrow's vlog for that. Take care, everybody. I know today's vlog wasn't much, but we did a lot of talking there in Calgary. Man, it was a long day for me. So got a lot done. Tomorrow we'll be better. We'll see you then. Don't forget, we've got some news tomorrow.


Hello, welcome to this CMC Markets trading update. It's myself Jasper Lawlor, we're on the 15th of November 2016. Now this is a look ahead to the autumn statement, the first one for Chancellor Phillip Hammond since taking over in the wake of the Brexit vote. And so what I've got on the screen here is just a summary of some of the major UK assets that we typically trade on the CMC Markets platform, namely the main highlighted graph being the FTSE 100, the UK 100 as we trade it. But also down the bottom half of the screen here, you probably didn't find it too difficult to guess this as the British pound versus both the euro and the US dollar. And then we have the FTSE 250, slightly underperforming the main benchmark there. And then we also have Guilts. Now what we're trying to assess is can this autumn statement materially change some of the moves in the markets that we're seeing at the moment. Now naturally it's the economics that this statement could really affect. And so it's more likely to be the impact on Guilts and the British pound that we could see. Now there's been a lot of talk, particularly in the wake of the US election of infrastructure spending. Phillip Hammond has already abandoned George Osborne's target of balancing the books by 2020, giving himself a bit of room for maneuver for spending. Now were that to be a material increase in spending, that could theoretically be a boost to British GDP and a boost to certain areas of the stock market. So certain companies, big blue tip companies can gain that could be a benefit to the FTSE 100. You could argue that the FTSE 250 actually could start to make up some of this underperformance if it was UK firms that were to benefit from this extra government spending. But overall the forecast is for inflation to move higher and for growth to move lower. That's what most of the major institutions are forecasting for next year. And we've actually got the idea that there could actually be a £25 billion black hole. So that in itself does somewhat limit what the chancellor can do here in terms of spending. So we're probably not going to get the big spending boost that really could jolt the British pound higher or feasibly such as large amounts of spending that would actually make international investors worried about the state of the UK finances, perhaps even bring about cause for a downgrade from rating agencies, that would certainly be something that impacts gilts. That's not likely on the cards. So then we're probably now looking at what specific measures within here can really impact the market. I think overall what we've got to look at here is probably more a statement of intent rather than any big material changes. We've got to look at the overall context of this is that we're looking at Article 50 being triggered by the end of March next year. The chancellor doesn't really want to rock the boat. And so probably more going to be a taster of what's to come in the budget next year rather than big material changes. Obviously a cut to the corporation tax would be a big overall boost, but that doesn't seem likely his signal that he's just going to keep things on the path towards 17% corporate tax rate from 20 at the moment, but not going down to 15 as suggested by George Osborne. Stamp duty, that would obviously be something that impacts the home builders. Now there is talk of a plan to produce a fund for smaller family run type home builders. This would arguably be a slight net negative for the big listed home builders. So I think overall probably that's not going to be a big winner here unless we do get those stamp duty changes. Where else could tax cuts come if we're looking away from spending? Well, consumers have been holding up quite well. Still, even though we're looking at a higher inflation in the future, prices are still low at the moment. So probably not a need for a cut to VAT, although we'd all like to see it, obviously. VAT is probably going to say at 20%. It's not likely to drop to an emergency 17.5% or 15% like we saw in the financial crisis. And so that would obviously be a boost to retail as well. We to see something like that equally cut to business rates. That would materially impact some of the retail that's have brick and mortar stores, you know, supermarkets and then to a lesser extent the DOA chains, the electronics retailers that also have a bit of an online presence as well. So overall here is this statement going to materially affect the changes that we're seeing at the moment? There's a big drop in the bond market taking place at the moment. Can this change and change that? No. There's a move higher in stocks, a general belief in a US-led infrastructure boom. This can contribute to that on the UK side. If the UK joins the Trump revolution and higher move away from monetary policy to fiscal policy, that in itself can also boost the British pound. So we're seeing evidence of a slight bottom being put in here in a British pound after jumping as much as 20% a year today against the euro. We're pulling away from that parity mark. So, you know, maybe this can be the beginnings of a bottom for the British pound and potentially depending on how UK focused and how boosting this budget can be, you know, we actually might see an address and address all of this 5,150, 250 outperformance here. I've moved higher in the pound. Generally, it hurts the British put to 100 more than it hurts the 5,250. Equally, some spending boost may be away from the big projects like Heathrow and HS2, but towards smaller projects that more local companies, smaller 50, 250 companies can benefit from. You know, again, that would be readjusting that balance. So I hope that was useful. Just a quick snapshot here of just the overall economic environment here, how this autumn statement can generally boost these overall markets, like digging too much into the nitty-gritty, because I think probably this statement isn't going to go into the finer details with many, many changes that we're used to with George Osborne. I think this again will be more of a statement intent from Philip Osborne with maybe more concrete changes to come in the spring next year once we've got that article 50 triggered out of the way. Well, thank you very much. If you like the trading, there's Jasper signing out.


Massive day, Ohakuni to Wellington and so many highlights, Wairo Army Museum this morning, amazing and of course the ability to hand over a sunshine coach very very special to a school with just nine students. And then this afternoon to Shannon School where we gave them some iPads and some notebooks in conjunction with the warehouse, thanks to the warehouse, that was amazing and they are really going to change that school's educational possibilities. A big thank you and we hope this will last for a very long time, even maybe reach 100 years. A highlight of the afternoon, Akaterawah Hill Road, two lanes of traffic, one lane wide. We'll take it very very carefully as you can see.


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Madeline Sherb, you're here for the Health and Environment Programme in Cameroon and also in Geneva. Why is your group represented here at the WISIS process? Because we think that information technology is very important in Africa, especially in Cameroon where I'm coming from. And we want to take into account in our society the information technology to teach people in Cameroon, especially students in school, and to make them have a wide accessibility on internet technology. And how can taking part in this process help that? This process is important because we came since the first physical meetings, so we made the five physical meetings to give our ideas, our input in order to be taken into account on the outcome document what we have agreed yesterday. And are you satisfied that the opinions of civil society groups such as yours are being taken into account? Yes, I'm very satisfied because I take a full part in this process and now we have good results that all of us have a consensus and I think this document will help us in the future, in our future generation also now to implement the action plans. And beyond the outcome document, so do you have much opportunity to interact with other civil society groups, private sector groups, international organizations? Yes, I have that opportunity because we are doing seminars in Cameroon with sisters NGO to strengthen them in the capacity building and we are going to school. We have one school where we have made donations for education materials in Douala and we want to improve our action in other schools and also in the same school to drive these action plans like EL learning also and eHealth environment, all the aspects of communication and information technology. And do you think you'll continue to take a part in this next year and beyond? Yes, we continue because this is my aim to achieve the goals of our NGO Health in Environment Program, that is our main objective to educate people to raise awareness of the people and the information technology and intellectual property related to health and environment. Wonderful, thank you very much, it was lovely talking to you. Thank you to invite me and have a nice day, thank you.


Firstly, covalent compounds. What is a covalent compound? Well, we've already dealt with ionic compounds briefly and we said that they're formed when a cation, a positively charged ion, and an anion attract each other. And usually this happens between a metal and a non-metal. Well, if you look at the compounds here, you'll notice that they're all made of non-metal elements joined together. When non-metal atoms bond, they do it by sharing electrons rather than by forming ions. The details of how the bonding occurs, we can leave for later. For now, you need to remember only that covalent compounds are made from non-metal atoms only and they don't involve ions. So let's look through them. All of these turn out to be gases. Carbon monoxide is the colourless, toxic gas that's produced in exhaust and it's an indication that fuel isn't burning completely. Carbon dioxide is what you get when fuel does burn completely, that means when there's plenty of oxygen around. It's not toxic but it's suffocating, but it's a fuel source for plants and it is an important greenhouse gas in our planet's atmosphere. Dynitrogen monoxide is laughing gas. It has an anesthetic effect and is often used by dentists or as pain relief for women giving birth. Sulfur trioxide is a gas pollutant and one of the compounds that produces acid rain when it combines with rainwater. Ozone's another toxic gas but the layer of it that exists high in the atmosphere fulfills a vital role. It absorbs UV radiation from the sun before it gets down to us on the surface. Hydrogen sulfide is rotten egg gas. Methane is the primary component of what we call natural gas and it's also produced by bacteria and in farts. Detecting methane is one of the tasks of the curiosity rover that NASA sent to Mars. It's up there now since it's thought that this will give us a clue as to whether there is or was any forms of life on Mars. An ammonia is often dissolved in water and used as a cleaning product. It has a very distinctive pungent sharp smell and most of the world's production of ammonia is used to produce the fertilizer ammonium nitrate. You may also notice if you look closely that the naming's not unlike ionic naming except for one thing. Whereas in the ionic names we simply gave the names of the ions without mentioning how many ions were present. In covalent compounds we use prefixes like mono, di and tri to specify how many atoms there are. So for instance CO is carbon monoxide meaning 1 oxygen monoxide and CO2 is carbon dioxide, di meaning 2. The reason this is necessary is that non-metal atoms are often able to combine in different ratios, CO and CO2 for instance, whereas ions can't do this. There are no hard and fast rules to learn here. I'd simply advise you to become familiar with these compounds because they will turn up.