today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com. The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento all now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. OK, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. I posted a chart of the S&P cash, basically same chart as the E-mini S&P. We were down there at 39. I believe in a 38, 95 at two o'clock in the morning. All of my alerts went off. My alerts went off in gold treasury bonds. And the stocks all at the same time. And I looked at it and I saw this incredible ABCD pattern here with the most bearish news we've had since COVID with the fact that the UBS took over credit Swiss for their unadulterated price of 87 cents a share. That's Swiss franc folks. And that was the steal of the lifetime almost as good as AIA back in 2008. But that was another one that, you know, from $72 to 33 cents, heck of a deal. All right. Now, the thing that we have to pay attention to right now is we've got some terrible news out there at the market is not going down. That's a sign that some type of a bottom has been hit. And as we were saying in the newsletter, if this market does not go down with bad news, then you don't want to stand in its way. And the fact that we're only down 300 points, 45 points in the S&P at two o'clock in the morning was a surprise because I thought it would be a whole lot more than that, that we would be taking out the lows of five days ago at that. And then never that didn't happen also. So that was another reason to think that we're having some more of a rally and that's that's all it is, folks. It's just a rally. We've got a lot more to go. You're going to see more of these dominoes fall because there's trouble in the bond market and, of course, the bonds are down quite a bit right now, a point and a half, but, you know, they've been up really strongly for several days and you got to sort of expect that. By the way, our guest today at the break will be Norm Winsky of Astro Trends out of Naples, Florida. I wanted to share a few other charts with you because at the same time we were making the ABCD pattern in the E-mini S&P and also all the others were doing exactly the same thing, the NASDAQ and the Dow Jones and the S&P, but look what was happening across the pond over in the UK, folks. Another beautiful ABCD pattern, just absolutely as perfect as you could get. You see it stopped right at the 1.618 expansion and from there it really started to rally quite a bit. And you know what? It's still rallying because we just made new highs on the run. So that's what was really interesting. This is what I have to show you though because since I was up at that time, I did a run on the artificial intelligence just to see what was going on in the market at that time, which happened to be about 4.30 in the morning in New York time. And I'll bring this up here so you can take a look at it. The red line is what the forecast is. In other words, it's saying that around that time the market should start to rally. And as you can see, it had this tremendous rally to the upside. It rallied, I think, about pretty close to 85 handles or 90 handles were really close to it. I know that. Yeah, about 85 and it's not done yet. So let's keep a close eye on that. But at the same time, I did that. I said, well, since I'm doing the S&P, I said, Remise will put the numbers in on the gold market. And so I put the AI program in with and you can do this yourself, folks, because it's not, it's not a mystery. It just takes a little hard work. And there was, there was the forecast said right around this time, 4.30 in the morning, we should start to see a little bit of a sell off in the gold market. And lo and behold, we'll bring this up here and you'll be able to see this is what happened to the gold market and we'll get it right up here. It doesn't always work that way. But what it does, gee whiz, it's really something cool to see. So that's what we're paying attention to. Folks, the thing that is running this market and the market, if you want to, if you want to see a market that has a potential to really explode, I don't believe it can do it. But is the, is the banking index, folks, the banking index is, if you start to look at these, this is one that's it's getting ready to go south because it's down another 50% today. This is first, first Republic or first, yeah, first Republic, I think is what it's called. You'll see here that there was no bottom here. He just kept going down. It's in the teen somewhere. I don't know exactly where it is, but I went through all of the bank stocks that were on the news, you know, and just to see, you know, what's been happening to them and boy, some of them are really, here's another one that's, you know, one of the big time banks, which is Bank of America and you'll be able to get up here and see it started by APG of any. The bank of them, it used to be the Bank of Italy and then when they were in San Francisco, they switched it to the Bank of America. That was an 06 or 07. I believe I'm not sure exactly when I wasn't trading then. Anyway, you'll see we're made new lows now in this. Now when we, if the rally, if something happens that the Fed does something else and basically what the Fed has done folks as they've gone to the banks and says, we're going to mark all your bonds to maturity, not to what the market is or not what the face value is, we're going to mark them to maturity and that means they took in, in fact, $8 trillion. That's basically what they're guaranteeing. If you want to look what the repos are doing, it looks like two flagpoles, three flagpoles, four flagpoles stacked together. Something is really wrong folks, so be really careful out here because these things, boy, when they turn in, when they turn, they're going to be and I, you know, today's nothing. They're just having a really nice bounce from an oversold situation. But here's one of the better stock here, one of the better bank stocks and this one is JP Morgan named after the financial wizard of the 1900s. You'll notice here, in fact, his birthday is coming up here on April 17th and the only reason I know that is twofold. One, it's our Crawford's birthday and also if you ever go to the Morgan Library, they're on 142nd right off of Rockefeller Center to his library there, which was the family mansion. You'll see his incredible library that has a celestial season, celestial, what do you call a roof, ceiling and then when you, when you go in and look at it right over his birth sign, which was April 17th, was his elevator, secret elevator that took him up into his living quarters. So it's a really incredible thing to go see. He was one of the largest collectors of Bibles. He, well, they still have them there, but boy, he had them before the, even before the press before the Gutenberg press came out. He had handwritten Bibles that were, they're absolutely priceless. And if you're interested in that kind of stuff, he was a very colorful person and have a lot. Now here is Citibank folks. I bring this one up because Citibank, I don't know if you know this in order to keep it trading and so that people could buy it, they had to do a 20 to one reverse split, I believe. So what you're looking at here is one 20th and what that stock used to be worth about 10 years ago. 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You'll notice the big move up last night and then the sell-off and then it comes down and makes a perfect ABCD pattern here at 4.30 in the morning and since that time it's been running like a deer through a forest being hunted by one of the folks that has the bows and arrows. Anyway, if you look at that black line here folks, this was the real tip off that we were getting ready to go a great deal higher and that's when the market had the big run-up and then pulled back right to the 382 retracement and then you can see here we're getting ready to break out to the upside somewhere we're going to get up into that 400 level again. How much higher? I don't know but stop and ask yourself the question folks with news as bad as this could possibly be with liquidity crisis and banking and stuff like that this you don't want to stand in front of it. You got bad news and good action and you don't have to be a rocket science to figure that one out. I wanted to show you another one that was very interesting because this was the one that I liked the best. Ended up, this was my losing trade on the day and that's because I bought it a little too soon and then I was in other things that were working really well. If you remember Bill Meridian said the short bonds we had a beautiful three drive pattern up there in the bonds and they broke two and a half points today but look at this beautiful pattern right here at this 1.618 expansion here on the oil there at 64.85. I bought it at 65.42. I lost my 40 points and then what I did I bought it in here and then when it started to break I was looking at other things and so I didn't go back and look at it when it was making this pattern right here and what it was doing is it was taking these lows out from way back here which there was nothing there after that went down and made new lows boom and now we're really screaming to the upside we're up over $2 a barrel from that low and I mentioned several times in the newsletter and then also in the videos that I send out that watch this one really closely because we're at major support it's got to hold this level or we'll be looking at $59 a barrel in oil and we could still be looking at $59 a barrel in oil without too much trouble. Now I'm going to switch gears here for just a second and talk a little bit about something I know very little about but I do know charts and I don't know if you guys believe whether this stuff is any good or not but it's in the news all the time but it follows patterns because you've got millions of people that are out there trading it and that is Mr. Bitcoin. There's there's where the top was here folks right there at $68,000 there was the first 38 to retracement and there was the pullback and look at the what we hit last night and again today was $28,300 I think the high was $28,400 I don't know where it is now but it's got to close above $30,000 for it to break through this level but if we don't get above this $28,000 and change level here this is going to be very very interesting because everybody's talking about this cup and handle pattern I don't know much about couple cup and handle patterns other than the guy that owned investors business daily is my daughter's main squeeze anyway let's keep an eye on this because I don't trade it I have don't even know what it is I know that it's in the market a lot but in the market news a lot but I really don't know a whole lot about it so don't ask me I just know that it's a cryptocurrency what has to do with block change which is the real key to the things that we're dealing with here and that's that's the main thing the other thing I wanted to mention is the I wanted to show you this is something right out of the Elliott wave just to show you what's going on here with the credit Swiss because remember that's a second largest bank in Switzerland folks and they were told to take this over the president of Switzerland was on Bloomberg this morning early and he was saying there was a good deal for everybody we have not for the people that owned the bonds for credit Swiss this is what happened to the credit default swaps when the new the debt was going to fail folks people buy these because they are taking protection in case there is a default and that's exactly what has happened the stock was trading for 84 cents just a little while ago and that and the bonds that they had were basically 17 billion were gone now that's nothing like what happened with Lehman brothers and Bear Stearns and all the other stuff but if this thing keeps catching on we could be looking at something like that but right now that's not going to be happening right now but that doesn't mean that it can't happen it just means it's not happening right now so pay attention to that now the gold market last night the gold market believe it or not opened a half a dollar higher at the level of 1994 it backed off about 20 bucks and then ran all the way up to 2015 okay and then drop $45 now folks I'm going to show you just to show you how small amount $45 is I'm going to bring this up here this is a major breakout in the gold market folks we had a huge increase in open interest on Friday with prices breaking out 1800 18,000 contracts increased they opened slightly higher here sold off a little bit and then had a big run up and then a $45 break so what do you do next? well the thing that I would do is I want to see how it handles the 61% retracement if you get excuse me the 382 retracement if it gets up here around this eight 1980 and that's pretty much it oh dear I think I got a major oh oh just a second I think I got a mess up here Bill meridian thinks it's today and it's tomorrow I hope I did this right I tell you folks I have been I was up a lot last night only because there's so many opportunities were happening that you you got to dance with the girl that brings you to the dance and it happened to be a 230 in the morning so that's basically what I was looking at so hopefully you know these things are going to be going the bonds are breaking again now we're almost below 3100 that we had a high of 33 and change that's down more than two handles from where we were and had a beautiful if you were watching the 382 patterns and that and look and I'll do another one with the euro you'll see another beautiful 382 pattern in the year let me get this up here you got to watch these folks in these strong trending markets because here again this was right at 430 in the morning you'll get a get a quick look at it hold on just a second here hold on just a minute here right now there we go 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would buy you something you know I happen to know the person that bought the vangeline adams library do you know that yeah I think that was me hey by golly I think it was you norm anyway tell us what you're looking at what are you going to tell us today all right well I was on your show back on the 15th of february way back and you know and sorry I haven't been on sooner I've been busy with a lot of stuff and so anyway back then I forecasted we have three events come interesting events coming there we had the afternoon of the 15th we had mercury apihile and that's a mercury the 88 day cycle the planets go around the sun in elliptical fashion not a circle so there's a point where they're the farthest and the point where they're the closest and apihile is when a planet is at its farthest so that's from the Greek helios is Greek for the sun so when you have a in the front that means a far the opposite is para which means close so mercury was apihile and as far as point from the sun a time we have mercury we look at the grains corn soybeans wheat so that'd be the afternoon of the 15th so somewhere toward the end of the day on the 15th we'd be looking for an extreme in the markets if we get it then we'd be looking for a reversal the weekend of the 17th which was a three-day weekend we had the moons north we had a point to the U.S. chart and that indicates anytime we have that I'm talking about where the plants were on July the 4th in 1776 when that country was founded anytime we have that we look at U.S. stocks T bonds and U.S. dollar also over that three-day weekend we had a new moon in the sign of Pisces and that was that para G which is G is Earth so that's when the that's about a 14-month cycle when the new moon or full moon lines up with being close or far from the earth so there we go yeah so that's a that's called a super moon so anyway we had the new moon at para G and anytime we have a new moon full moon we look for at financials, grains, precious metals and oil and by the way the stocks potentially respond to all the events whereas the commodities tend to be narrow filters let's see how it all came out so you had the afternoon of the 15th you had the grains looking for a change in trend there the grains had a little dip the corn had a little dip there where that green arrow is and then it went up for a short term low and then we had a very nice top there on the opening right after the opening of the 21st which was the first Monday holiday and then we had a big drop in the corn here's the beans did a more exaggerated form than the corn made a low there on the Mercury Apahelion and then we were day early on the top there with the new moon then you had a big drop there in the beans where it was not as cooperative it dropped into the Mercury Apahelion but then it went sideways so you didn't really have any chance to make any money you probably would have gotten out with a small loss and then it just went sideways we don't do sideways that's a yellow box there and so we took a pass so there we go here's oil dipped into the moon and if you waited a day or so the oil came the next day and then it was up up up and away in the oil so we were day early on that here's silver nice top there on the silver you might have taken just a little bit of heat there before it turned the next day but the actual high there I think was the day on Monday immediately falling the moon and then you had a nice dip there and the gold was just going sideways so that was a pass here's the SAP made a top on the Mercury Apahelion that came down into the moon but it kept going down so we have to take we had two things for that window two points for that window and so that was two misses there because the SAP went lower for two more days actually it really didn't work out too well the SAP bonds were a bit friendlier we had a little bit of a pop into the moon there with our two points, one to the USM and made a little short jump top there and then had a nice pull back on the bonds dollar had a dip into the moon and then up up and away for two points there and then the Aussie dollar bounced up into the moon made a short jump top there and here's your British pound I was making a top there on the Monday the 21st and then down on the British pound here's your euro had a pop up into the moon and that made a top and then a nice decline and here's your Japanese yen just going sideways so it took a pass add up the green arrows and the red arrows you get 14 winners that 7 should be 17 wow, sorry about that anyway the math I believe is 82.35% on a commercial break called Chuck I think that works out to 82.35% I had a typo there on the 19 versus 17 and here we go that's a great grade school rule that took 14 at 3 at 17 there we go here's what's coming up right this is the 20th of March and this afternoon we're going to have the equinox in the northern hemisphere we have spring in the southern hemisphere we have fall and you have equal length night and day and then immediately following that and that was a big thing again the annual equinox and then within 24 hours tomorrow afternoon early afternoon we're going to have a new moon any time we have a new moon we'll be looking at financial screens and precious metals what you want to look for is a market that's moving up or moving down you don't want the market to go sideways because it's Newton's law for every action with the opposite equal reaction and the opposite of the sideways it's just more sideways which makes it very difficult to make any money also over tomorrow night we have a Uranus to the US chart so that's US stocks, T bonds and US dollar so tomorrow's a big tomorrow tomorrow night into early Wednesday should be a big change in trend window then the afternoon of the 23rd that will be is that a Thursday of 21, 22, yeah that's a Thursday afternoon oh this is a big deal here Larry we have a geocentric from the point of view of geocentric Pluto is going to enter the 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go go ahead I'll just rattle off the different markets here if you want to know more give me a call copper is Aquarius so that's the main one and then corn, cotton, gold, hogs sugar, t-bonds and wheat might be affected by that so now I got one more thing to show you and if I might want to know how the February planetary index came out sorry about that I got a computer guy coming over to fix that we got more of that alright and there we go and so the blue line was forecasted back in January and then I overlaid the prices my February went from the 6th of February to the 3rd of March and you can see it did pretty well until like the last day and then the train went off the tracks on the 3rd of March but other than that it worked out pretty well there you go there's a February planetary index and here's the days across the top here and then I overlaid the S&P 10 minute bars on top of the blue forecast lines kinda like Bradley but my yours is much different than the Bradley though because you've made some pretty good refinements to it as you mentioned several times I'd like to think so okay well we have a question Norm about a year ago you mentioned that your uncle Silverstein I believe was involved with the NASA he was one of the very first people and he hired orders on bronze some of the founding fathers helped form NASA wow I know I've seen some of the awards that he got then when they opened their doors on October 1, 1958 he was in charge of planning the Mercury Gemini and Apollo programs wow he also called NASA how old was he when he passed away about 1991 oh he lived a really good life then that's really great that's good to hear we have one other question from one of our listeners and he said if you had to pick up one book to learn anything about astrology is there one such book that he could go to to find out what these planets do and what they mean and stuff do you know of a book like that yeah I have a course for that if you want to learn astrology I use a textbook but I also have a manual that goes along with it to make the corrections where I don't agree with the authors so okay well that makes that makes a really good sense so they should get in touch with you and what would be the best way to get in touch with Norm Winsky right now the best way is to call me on skype or send me an email okay and you're giving me an email could you repeat the email address for me I'm going to get to that page in 10 seconds okay take your time take your time for those who don't know I've been doing this for a long time about 50 years started trading using astrology when I was in college at Indiana State University there in Terre Haute, Indiana at Larry's hometown also Uncle Abe there he was from Terre Haute too you know and there we go here's my contact information I'm here in beautiful Naples, Florida if you're in the states here call me 2-3-9-2-1-6-2-5-7-8 or you can email me n-w-i-n-s-k-i at yahoo.com or the best way to talk to me is call me on skype for free at n-w-i-n-s-k-i underscore 1 looking forward to helping some of your folks Larry Norm hey listen thanks for joining us and we'll see you in 14 days when we have another full moon if you need to come on Norm for something really special you just let me know we'll work you through it it's okay you've always given us some great dates thanks for having me I have a great weekend looking forward to helping you thank you Norm Norm Winsky folk astro trends of Naples, Florida always got some great information he's called some really major ones here we've over some major stuff here folks with the equinox coming up here today the full moon tomorrow and some other stuff coming up and of course Pluto on Thursday that's a really slow moving one but I basically I'm an ABCD type person folks that's the one that got me to the dance and that's the one that I like to watch so that's really what I'm doing each day is watching the ABCD patterns unfold sometimes they work great sometimes they don't work great but they work more than they fail and they pay off pretty good I'm going to show you this is from Shane Smolian because he's chatting with him over the weekend about these dates that were coming up being the fact that we're over these really strong planetary things which are nothing more than cycle days folks you know Mercury goes around 88 days you know Mercury what is 255 I mean you know and Mercury's 88 Venus is 255 so there's like the calendar dates of 365 which is the earth anyway when you have a lot of these lined up these are when you have these turning dates when you look well these things are really accurate Frank Towsher from the Super Traders Almanac well he really loved that part of those particular ones he did some work himself after you know looking at my book and he was very instrumental in helping me promote my book because he liked it so much that was Astro Cycles the Traders Viewpoint that I wrote in 1987 anyway we're watching these types of those right now and how much it's going to be I don't know but we had one back and I'm going to bring this up here because this one I was very proud of this was going back 17 years ago folks when I first started to do the show here at TFNN this was in March of 2007 I started in October of 2006 this was 2009 let's try that I started in 2007 anyway this is we're having a three drive to a bottom pattern here and this was the same time the Bradley model was showing a bottom and we had one of those stellium things where all these planets were all lined up in one or two houses I mean it was so lopsided that I said wow this has got to be something ours this one that we're looking at is not like that I mean it's got you know like six of the planets really close but there's a few others spread out but it's big enough to cause something important to look what happened we had really good news and the market had some type of a bottom this might only last for two days I don't know but you look at the patterns you look at the ratios you try to find a spot where you can come in and you know do okay that's really what you're trying to do here so I think it's important to pay attention to those things the one that's interesting is the fact that that oil market got down there below 65 folks and someone had told you two years ago when Goldman Sachs was going to tell us that you know oil's going to going to go to 120 it was trading at 105 okay well now now it's at 65 and they're going to tell us it's going to go to 35 now hmm there's must be a message in here somewhere so I'm still looking for a bottom here in crude oil but I'm going to have to wait a day or two just to see how it all lines up but I'm waiting for that nice ABC to come in and that's what I'm hoping to find and when I do find it I'm going to let everybody knows hey let's take a look at crude oil because I tried it last night gave him my 40 points and then the rest of it was pretty good but the bonds were really good a 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be harvested in the fall you can see we have a perfect guardly pattern forming here a dollar and a half a bushel under where we were in December and what we're looking at is an absolute perfect guardly pattern it's exactly at the 61% retracement at 12.97 the low was 12.96 and a half rallied 14 cents in that level all you do now is you put your stop two cents below that level and all you're risking is 50 cents you become a farmer for 50 bucks folks not 50 cents but $50 no two cents would be $100 so you don't have to worry about the tractor the lease of the land only the land fertilizer hard work none of that stuff all you got to do is to put the stop in and do it now to learn how what a perfect guardly is you must measure the time between A and B to see if the number of bars down is equal to the same number of bars in the CD I did this in the video over the weekend and I said gee got bad news out here but this is not going to affect soybeans too much and we had this in July soybeans we had it in the November soybeans and we also almost had it in wheat was didn't quite make it but the order we had was to buy the November beans at 12.97 and not risk more than 10 cents well now you raise your stop so you're only risking two cents your risk is $100 so far you've made $500 but we're certainly looking for something a lot greater just on this BC move the last time it moved you know well over $4,000 a contract so if you're risking hello operator $100 to possibly make $4,000 this is what we call good risk reward it's certainly better than betting on a NCAA game that you know just crazier than the March wins so anyway let's remind that also folks white light for our good friend David God bless him boy what a stand-up guy we miss him already and live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless


So the bake node is a new node in Blender 4.1 which allows you to just store the evaluation of a geometry nodes setup on disk so you don't have to re-evaluate it again. For example, when you have some complex setup that takes a long time to calculate but you don't need to actually keep evaluating it over and over because it's not changing. You can just pop a bake node in there, press a button then work on the rest of the node tree without having to re-evaluate that all the time. This is gonna be in Blender 4.1 in the upcoming release. It's been a long time coming. We had simulation nodes in there for a while and those also do baking but now we can do it completely separated from simulations just as its own little feature and that's gonna be super useful.


Hi, I'm Tom Handel, Executive Director of the Community Television Network. As of Monday, July 23, 2013, Time Warner Cable will convert some of its current analog channels to digital channels. This means that in order to continue to receive our great programming on channels 2 and 5, you'll need to have a digital receiver. Most Time Warner Cable customers already have a digital set-top box, a digital adapter, or a cable car device to receive their cable TV programming. For those of you who do not have one of these devices, or who don't have a newer digital television equipped with a QAM tuner, you must contact Time Warner Cable to obtain a digital adapter and remote control. If you contact Time Warner Cable before September 23 of this year, the digital adapter will be free until December 31, 2014. As of January 1, 2015, Time Warner Cable will charge all customers $0.99 per month for the adapter. If you have a newer digital television with a QAM tuner, you will be able to tune to channel 2 directly on channel 121-1 and channel 5 on channel 18-8. If you have any questions concerning the conversion to digital channels and to order your digital adapter, please contact Time Warner Cable online or call 1-855-286-1736. Thank you.


Why would the FDA want to ban NAC, aka N-acetylcysteine, which is a very powerful antioxidant supplement? Now, the FDA is buckling down, warning companies it cannot be legally included in supplements. NAC was first approved by the FDA as a respiratory drug in 1963. It's also been used commonly to prevent serious liver damage from Tylenol poisoning. Although there has been pushback against NAC as a supplement since 2010, the FDA has ramped that up drastically this year, claiming that since NAC was not used as a supplement prior to 1963, it is therefore an unapproved drug making it illegal. The main speculation for this is that NAC is so effective against illness, disease, and infection that they want to take it out of the hands of the average person. This reminds me of DHT, Dehydrotestosterone, which I was actually looking into like five or six years ago, but that was banned even prior to that, which is a form of testosterone that is activated in your body when you take testosterone. So it was kind of weird that something like DHT was available over the counter on Amazon, but DHT was actually banned in other countries while being legal in the United States, but that's not the case. And you also have something like fish oil, which pharmaceutical companies are now selling as very expensive drugs to treat certain things like Alzheimer's. So it kind of raises some questions about why they would want to do this. And you might ask, why not ban all supplements, vitamin D, vitamin K, vitamin C, and regulate them? I think that might be something that happens 10, 20, 30 years from now in the very near future with more surveillance and control of everything on this planet. But in the meantime, I think it's because NAC is so much more effective than anything else on its own, which we will get into. So NAC is a derivative of the amino acid cysteine. When you take NAC, it is sent to your liver, which converts it into cysteine. The liver can then use cysteine to produce glutathione, which enters the bloodstream and is distributed throughout the body. Glutathione essentially being the body's master antioxidant. We've done two very in-depth videos on antioxidants and free radicals, where I go further into this. Glutathione can scavenge oxidants, therefore protecting your cells against oxidative damage. Both of these are actually ingredients in my antioxidant support supplement, NAC and glutathione, which combines them with vitamin C and ubiquinol to give your body everything it needs to reduce oxidative stress. Now I first became familiar with NAC because I was using it as part of an antimicrobial protocol for SIBO and Candida.  And biofilms are mucus-like matrixes that protect bacteria and fungus, making them incredibly strong, resilient, difficult to get rid of. NAC has been shown to inhibit formation of biofilm as well as destroy developed biofilms. Its ability to break the mucus down and reduce secretion as well as increase clearance is unmatched. I mean if you were a doctor and you could prescribe very powerful things like bismuth and certain antibiotics, you might be able to replicate the effectiveness of NAC, but from that over-the-counter perspective, there's really nothing else you can get. Imagine the bacteria is wearing a bulletproof vest and you're shooting it over and over again. It's not really working, maybe it's a little bit effective. NAC essentially removes the vest from the bacteria and then both NAC as well as antimicrobials can act on the bacteria to destroy it. The reason NAC is so precious and why they're trying to ban it is because of what I said. I don't really think you can find anything else that acts like that for two reasons. The antioxidant activity of NAC is both direct and indirect. Only meaning that it acts intracellularly and it can also replenish antioxidant capacity of your current cells to act intracellularly. Whereas if you just took glutathione, you're only going to increase your cells' capacity. You're not going to put large amounts of a substance that can act on its own. So hypothetically, if you have a lot of mucus buildup in your lungs, excess fluid, creating a perfect breeding ground for bacteria, NAC can prevent the formation of that bacteria and that's how people actually die from pneumonia. The body is not capable of fighting off that bacterial accumulation. It just festers and grows and grows and grows. NAC can improve the lung function, reduce the symptoms, and certainly prevent more severe circumstances.  You don't want to improve their antioxidant status. We spoke about doctors prescribing fish oil now as medicine. They don't want anything too effective. Their goal is to keep people on the big pharma train constantly sick, going to the doctor, not feeling optimal, whereas you have people like me and especially people that watch my channel that probably haven't been to the doctor in years, maybe even decades and are perfectly healthy. Thank you guys for joining me today. If you could please drop a like on the video, leave a comment down below, subscribe so that YouTube can unsubscribe you next week, and make sure to check that notification bell so they don't notify you of my videos. Therefore, you guys can go to frank-defaun.com to check out all of my businesses including organ supplements. Thanks again, guys, and I'll see you tomorrow.


Okay, so the recording is on. Welcome to BC314, our course on media and technology. Let's take a moment just to pray and we will start. Prince, can you lead us in prayer, please? Yes, sir. Thank you dear heavenly father. Thank you in this morning, Claude. Once again, you thank Claude. As you are going to learn this subject, media and technology, help us to learn and this media and technology will help us in the ministry a lot. Thank you. And your work will be more and more growing in this man a lot. Thank you. I pray and submit all the students also first in your hand. Give us such a revelation and wisdom so that we can understand. Thank you. I submit in this time. In Jesus' name. Amen. Thank you. Thank you. Okay, so we are now in that section of the course where we are talking about digital equipment that we can use in the ministry and I'm just sharing some information to us, more from the point of view of leaders. So we're not getting into, you know, how to use the equipment. That's not the focus, but more on to get some general idea about the equipment because, you know, when you're pasting the church or leading a church or being involved in some form of Christian ministry in the Christian organization and if you have to do some of this work, people will come, you know, you will be part of these discussions about buying the equipment. Sometimes you have to rent the equipment and, you know, we do rent higher equipment for special events and things like that. And so sometimes there are problems that you need to participate in discussions to resolve or new ideas and new strategies and so on.  So yesterday we started talking, we talked about camera and then photography and then we started talking about audio. So the plan is just to finish that today. The public address system, the PA system and audio and many times, you know, most of our work would be done, you know, either as a Sunday service or a conference or a seminar, some sort of gathering where people are in a hall or in auditorium. And so we have to use PA systems. So it's almost, you know, something that we always end up using public address systems. So it's good to have some idea and so you can have meaningful discussions with people. So let's quickly review that part from yesterday and then move forward with some new information. So yesterday we were just waiting for the screen to show. Okay. Right. So yesterday we just said, you know, the sound field is something to be taught about.  Now, you just tell the people, your media people, your sound people, hey, make sure that the sound field across the auditorium is, you know, is good. So that the goal is people should be able to sit anywhere in the auditorium and they should, you know, have good sound for them. Otherwise, you know, it's a waste of their time if they're sitting in a place and we don't provide good sound. Right. So though, and it all depends on how you set up this PA system. And so the sound people should be responsible, but at least you can ask that they make sure it's good everywhere. And we also talked about sound level. This is very easy to check. You can put something on your phone and walk around the hall and you will, the auditorium, you'll know what the sound level is in different places. And typically you want to keep it around a 65 dB. Then it's optimal. It's good. But you don't want it to be too high. It'll hurt people. And sometimes it can even damage the ears. So now we're going to start talking a little bit about, you know, various parts of the PA system, the public address system.  But let's get into a little bit of the detail and we will finish with that. Right. So generally, when you're just to know about speakers, right, so depending on the size of your auditorium or your hall, you will need the right kind and the right number of speakers. Ultimately, it's the power they put out and how the power is, you know, distributed across the auditorium. And that that is important. So typically for small groups, you know, 100 to 100 people, small conferences, 100 or less people, lectures, you know, you'd have 50 people, things like that, about 350 to 500 watts of power. But if you're going beyond that, I mean, larger venues, more hundred, several hundred people on beyond that, the power outage or power, you know, that that comes out in warts from the speakers, you need a lot more. And that the sound people will be able to determine. But just from an arrangement perspective. There are what are referred to as the main speakers. Right. So sorry, these two big ones are main speakers. And then the ones below are called subwoofers and we'll explain that. So the ones below are subwoofers and these are the stage monitors. That means this is what gives sound back to the people who are on the stage, you know, the worship team or the preacher. So they get to hear themselves and they hear how they sound. And these provide sound for the people inside the auditorium. So, you know, typically you have the main speakers subwoofers and stage monitors. The subwoofers are, you know, really speakers that provide lower frequency sound. So they kind of fill out, they make the sound whole or complete. And as the other, the speakers, the main speakers deal with sound at different frequencies and we will explain that. So, yeah, so, so we have speakers that are based on frequency range. Right. So this, this main speaker actually within it has three, you know, typically would have three, it would have what was referred to as woofers, mid range and tweeters. They're dealing, these are speakers that deal with different frequencies and they're all packaged inside a big main box, typically that's what it is. And the subwoofers deal with the lower end of the frequencies. They're kept separate, usually kept in separate boxes. So just the different types of speakers, the subwoofers are speakers that handle the lowest frequency. And so very low sound. They are called subwoofers. Then you have woofers, which deal with the next higher level of other next lower level of frequency around 500 Hertz. Then you have mid range 200, 300 kilohertz and then you have tweeter, which deal with higher frequency. So, in an auditorium, really, you would have at least these three. You have the woofer, the mid range of the tweeter speakers, usually they're built into one box, but they're all handling different frequencies. And then you put the subwoofer, which handles lower end frequency and together they give a complete sense of sound to the people inside the auditorium. Okay.  Then you need to understand, okay, what are they telling you?   Okay, you need to know they're saying that these monitors are not working. That means people on stage can't hear, so they don't know how they're sounding. So that's a problem for the people on stage. If they say subwoofers are gone, that means they're saying these speakers are gone, they're not working, which is okay. You can still continue. You can have the main speakers and, you know, you can still have your event. They said that the sound won't sound, you know, feel, hold some complete for the people, but it's still manageable because these main speakers, within them, they usually will handle all three ranges. The high-end frequency, the high frequency that are the tweeters, the mid-range and the woofers, which handle slightly lower range. So they're all, you know, typically built into this box. So you can still go ahead with your event, right? So when people use that language and say main speakers, woofers or subwoofers or stage monitors, you understand what they're talking about. Okay, so these are just different types of speakers built inside. Now, within the speaker itself, you have what are known as active speakers and passive speakers. Active speakers, the speaker box also has a built-in amplifier. Okay, so they're known as powered speakers. So there's an amplifier built in. The advantage with that kind of a setup is if you buy an active speaker, that means a speaker with an amplifier, you can take it out anywhere. You know, so when we have small events, you know, you just carry one of these, one of these active speakers. That means it's got a built-in amplifier, so you don't need to carry another amplifier with the speaker. It's got already built in and you can plug your device.  You'll be fine. So for small events, you can just, you know, move it around place to place. So that's an advantage of these active speakers. Passive speakers, you typically use them for big events. They don't have an internal amplifier. They require an external amplifier, which we will talk about. And the sound from the mixer, the signal from the mixer comes in, is amplified and then put into these passive speakers. A full-range speaker cabinet, basically it contains a woofer, a mid-range and a tweeter in one box. You know, so usually this main speaker would be a full-range. So inside this, there is a tweeter, there is a mid-range and there is a woofer. So inside this box, it's called a full-range speaker. So they built everything inside one. That's usually what you would get these days. Now, one variation, instead of having these stage monitors, nowadays, people use in-ear monitors. So you will find the worship team, all the musicians, they have, you know, earplugs and they have the earphones and headphones there. And it's connected to a wireless transmitter. And so each one has their own in-line in-ear monitor.  So, you know, you could buy or hire these in-ear monitors if you don't want to use these stage monitors. Of course, it means that this is more, you know, you're spending more because you're buying one for every person who's going to be on stage. And also there's chance of interference because these are wireless devices. The more wireless devices, there's chance of interference and disturbance. Then about the microphones that we use, there are two kinds of microphones that you need to be aware of. One is the dynamic and one is what one is called condenser. The dynamic mics are basically used for, you know, speaking, singing, those kinds of uses for on-stage use. The condenser mics are, you know, typically used to capture quick sounds. So for example, you'll find these placed above the drum kits. They will capture the sound of the cymbals. So you'll find these condenser mics pointing down wherever the cymbals are kept. So they are designed slightly differently because they want to capture sound that are fast transients, right? So you will basically have dynamic mics for those who are speaking and singing and all of that, and then condenser mics for this. And in addition to that, there are some variations. There are unidirectional, omnidirectional. Unidirectional means they pick up sound just coming from one direction and that's typically what we would use for vocals or instruments. Omnidirectional is they pick up sound coming from all directions. You wouldn't use that for speaking or singing. You would use it, you know, maybe in a case where you're placing near a sound equipment, musical equipment as needed, so on. Okay. Or if you're capturing audience response, things like that. So typically you'll use unidirectional mics, dynamic mics for people on stage. You'll use condenser mics for drum kits and so on. There are also specialized mics available. There are, you know, a lot of small, small mics that are used for the drums. There are microphones that are specific for other types of instruments. Now this gets into a specialty area, so you don't have to worry too much about it. In the early days later, you know, later on you could think about these things, but just to be aware. There are those specialized mics for instruments as well. And of course there are wired and wireless microphones. Wireless microphones helps people to move around freely on the stage. Okay. So if you want to look at how the signal flows, you know, the sound from audio, sound is converted to an electronic or electrical signal. It comes into the mixer. And from the mixer there is an equalizer, an equalizer, or there is, you know, there are special effects that are done. There is an equalizer and there's an amplifier. Okay. Now the effects and the equalizer, they work on the sound. So the mixer brings the sound together from several different inputs, several different mics. Then the effect and the equalizer and the amplifier, they work on the sound to improve the quality of the sound. Various frequencies can be adjusted. And then amplified is boosted and then is sent out to the speakers or the monitor speakers.  But nowadays what happens is you do get mixers that have, you know, these special effects and equalizer all built in into the mixer with some amount of amplification available also built in here. So, you know, you don't necessarily have to have all of them separate. Of course, in big events, when they want to have high quality sound, they will have a lot of these things separate so they can control things at a very fine level. But typically, you know, for an auditorium conference and you have everything in one, one mixer board. It's all built in and you can control everything, control the sound and then send the signal over to the speakers. The speakers basically convert the signal back to sound, but in a very amplified way so that a lot more people can hear. So you're getting sound, converting the signal, and then you're getting sound out. But the sound out is, you know, a transformed, amplified, worked upon quality sound compared to the sound that comes in. So that's the whole, that's what the PA system does. So if you talk about the mixer here, so the mixer mixing board basically takes in a lot of number of inputs from the mics, then it works on the volume, the tone. And you can also route it to, you know, different places where you want the sound to go, speakers or etc. And then you can, you can, you know, have fine control over the sound. Now, many of you would have seen what we have here in ABC when you were here. But, so typically a mixer board is like this, you've got your inputs coming in, and then you've got different sections, you know, and I'm not sure which one are these are. So these would maybe control the volume and some of it control the equalizers and other controls as they work on the different frequencies of the incoming sound. So you can control that. And then the sound goes out. So you have different kinds of mixers here, you can see that many, many mixers that they, a lot of these things are prebuilt into these devices. You don't need to know the details, you know, we leave them to the engineers, the people to handle, but you just know that okay, there is a mixer.  So from the mixer, or in the mixer, that's where a lot of signal processing is done. They will, you know, they will, they equalize that means they can work on the different frequencies of the sound. They can also deal with different levels of the sound and they route it differently to different parts of different speakers. So those, those are all managed there within the mixer board. Another part, of course, are the cables in the, in the whole PA system. The cables are also very important. Just, just then this is just piece of information that they are different connectors that come in. So these cables have different connectors which then connect into the mics or into the mixer boards like this. These are the connectors. And just one piece of information is typically you get what is known as a snake cable or a snake. They just call it a snake.  And I was like, what is it? What is it talking about?  So this is called a snake cable or just snake. And it's all your plugging in and then they go out to the mixer and wherever they need to go. So this is referred to as a snake. So typically they may say we need to buy a snake for the, you know, for our PA system. This is what they are referring to. Right. So this kind of just gives us a good overview of the PA system. So basically let me just quickly review what we need to know is about the sound field, sound levels. We need to know about, you know, what are the speakers? These are the main speakers, the monitors. These are subwoofers. And within the main speakers are smaller, you know, there's a tweeter, there's a mid range and there's the woofer. And that's all built in into a full range speaker. Sometimes instead of using stage monitors, people may use in-year monitors. That's people on the stage. You need to know about the microphones. Typically these are unidirectional microphones. And if there is a drum kit, then the drum kit will have its own condenser mic. And sometimes if, you know, there are other mics that are used with the drum kit if needed. And then, you know, there's a cable that runs all the way to the mixer. You see this picture here. So the mixer, the mixer has within it a lot of sound effects. It works on the sound. You can, and all of these are typically built in the mixer or you may, or they may be separate pieces of equipment. The one that works creates effects and equalizer and amplifier. And from there it goes to the speakers. They're the main speakers or monitors. So that's, if you have that idea, you kind of, you know, okay, this is what goes into the public address system. Now what I have not mentioned is that for very big spaces, like a very big auditorium or so on, they have what are known as line array speakers. So those are, you know, high end, they are attached usually upon the ceiling or they're stacked in some way. So the whole array of speakers, not just few, but an array and they cover, you know, they make sure that they cover the entire space with equally distributed sound so on. So sometimes if you're doing a big event, they will say like, okay, we need a speaker array. So that means there's a whole arrangement of speakers that, you know, through which sound comes into the whole big, wide auditorium or the big space that you're trying to cover. But this is typically an arrangement for reasonable sized auditorium. A few hundred people should be good. Okay. That's about all that I wanted to cover here on our public address system. Next week we will get into the video side of things. We'll talk about a lot of the camera, video cameras. Then we get into live streaming, video production, just to give you an overview of, you know, the equipment that I use there and what you just need to know. And so that when people talk to you, you understand what they are saying, all right, so that we will cover next week. Any questions, any thoughts here on this, anything that you want to know? Are you all finding this useful? This is the first time we are doing this. I just felt that the need to put all of this information together so that it can be of use to others. Because as pastor, you know, I would run into all these things and for me it was kind of a learning experience. What are they talking about? And then of course you have to make decisions.  You know, eight channels, 12 channels more. And it's always good to think about the future, you know, because you're spending money. So maybe right now you're in a small auditorium, you may use eight channels. But what if, you know, you're going to have more people singing or you're going to have more inputs coming in? Should you think ahead of time and then sort of investing in an eight channel, go to a 12 channel or bigger? So these are, you know, these are questions, but you need to, if you understand, you know, what's the use of the mixer, then you can think about it. And based on your plan for growth, you can decide. Okay, let's just invest in something bigger than what we need right now so that it gives us room for growth. And, you know, it'll be easier.  Then it's easy for us to go from, you know, when we're doing small events here and there, if you have one of these, it's good for us.  So if you understand that the speaker has, it's a powered speaker, it comes in with an amplifier. It's good use when you're wanting, doing a small event here and there, you can carry it and just use it. So these are, you know, some useful things to know and helpful when you have to make decisions on what to buy, so on. Okay, any questions, any thoughts? Okay, so we'll close for today. Next week we'll get into slightly different space which has to do with video, videography, video cameras, video production and live streaming. We will cover that next week. Okay. Somebody could pray with us and dismiss us, please. Would like to pray. Dave, would you pray and dismiss us? Thank you. I'm not sure. There is this mic. Okay. Maybe. Yeah. Kiran, why don't you pray and dismiss us? Anyone else? You got your own? Yes, sir. Okay. Go ahead, Prince. Thank you, Lord. Thank you. Thank you for the time that you helped us to learn whatever we listened from past lot helpers. You see in our ministry that these things are very needy, full in our life also. As we did ministry, lot helpers and I equip us, all you gospel that we can reach out to them, reach out to the people. And I give glory this time, all day I submit in your hand and this week also. Amen. Amen. Okay. Thank you, everyone. Have a good weekend. Enjoy your time in worship and prayer in your local churches. God bless you. I'll see you again next week. Thank you. Bye now. Thank you. Thank you.


I have the pleasure of speaking with Justin Cochran from Carbon Streaming Corporation. How are you today? Hi, Tracy. Nice to be here. Nice to see you again. First of all, let's start by congratulating you. You're on the fast track to list on NASDAQ, correct? We are, yes, very excited to get that finalized here in the hopefully in the coming weeks. And of course, anybody out there looking for carbon credits or an ESG friendly company, you cannot get any friendlier than Carbon Streaming. Can you give us a couple of your updates about what you're doing now with your, let's talk about your acquisition plan of action moving forward? Yeah, thanks, Tracy. We have a very big focus and team now, seven full-time individuals who are working on an investment pipeline of over $200 million in near-term investments that defined as less than 12 months amongst a greater pipeline of over $700 million in size. So a team that's very focused and I'm super excited about what this portfolio is shaping up to be here over the next couple of months. And that's a big focus for the company is getting some new deals announced as we've been working on this pipeline for over two and a half years. So the market's noticing your story.  Would you like to talk about one of your most recent additions? Of course. We did add Alice Schroeder to the board in early January. Alice is exactly as you described her an absolute rock star. She's a former Wall Street analyst for over a decade, spent her entire career on Wall Street. Now sits on several public and private company boards, including HSBC, a former board member of Bank of America, Meryl Lynch, just a tremendous addition to the team. She wrote Snowball, the Warren Buffett story, so extremely well known. And she's just been a fantastic addition. It's just in the few board meetings that she's been able to join and very excited for her contribution to the company.  I think I was first introduced through the Milken Institute at least a decade or so ago, but I find most people in North America are not as up to date or educated on them as our friends in Europe, for instance. Are you going to be doing any seminars or are there any places on your website where you can help people learn more about this fast growth area? Yeah, absolutely. It's a fantastic question. I would say I'm almost daily and certainly weekly participating in new conferences, new industry associations, talks such as these to provide market awareness, both around carbon streaming, of course, but also carbon credits. But I would also encourage listeners to go onto our website, just carbonstreaming.com. We've got some fantastic blogs, visual capitalist reports, information that people can click onto to learn not only about carbon credits, learn about our fantastic projects spread around the world and what we're doing. There are some great resources with others in this space as well, but there's some great resources on that website and encourage people to go check those out. Okay, and of course you can find them right here. There's been a lot of announcements from the White House recently having to do with environmental concerns. Can you tell me if any of these latest updates are benefiting you directly or indirectly or getting phone calls? Can you comment on this? Well, there's no question that you now have a wholesale commitment and we see it coming out of the Biden White House, moving towards disclosure around ESG policies, disclosure of scope one, scope two, and even scope three emissions if they're material to a company. These changes are increasing the focus that companies have to put on their plans to become ESG friendly and what their emissions are and what they're going to be doing to reduce those emissions. And of course we'll put it in focus for investment analysts, for investors into these companies to say what actions, what active actions are these companies taking to reduce their carbon footprint? That is all tremendously positive, I believe, for our industry because this is an industry that needs trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars of investment if we want to get serious about fighting climate change and we as a company are here to support it, the first public company in existence in Canada and the US to publicly invest in climate projects and do that by way of carbon credits and I believe we're at the forefront of an industry that's going to be here for decades to come. So in a recent update you were providing investor talk audience members about you were talking about how carbon credits you secure the the credit revenue annually, is that correct? That is correct. So these projects they're quite unique in that every year we send an auditor out to these projects to go and review and ensure that the project is doing what it said it was going to do and so if it's protecting native vegetation, a mangrove, a peat swamp, an auditor is going out to these projects and they prepare an audit that then is used as the basis of issuing and verifying credits that does tend to happen once a year and so then every year once a year we get delivered credits and we would then look to sell and sell those credits in the following 12 months. So here's the question all of the trading junkies out there going to be wondering, they're going to be wondering will that impact your share price during that time? I mean is that a time period that you put out for investors you're going to be getting this audit in on a certain date? Have you noticed any trends or cycles around that? So we get a lot of questions from the buying universe on exactly the times around when our credit's going to be issued. When I say buying universe the buyers of our carbon credits haven't had too many questions from the investment community on that yet. What I would say is one of the benefits of what we're doing is building a diversified portfolio. So our plan of course over the next couple of years is that we have 50 projects delivering credits from 50 different places around the world all coming in at very different points in time over that year. So it will sort of spread out the credits if you will across the year so there won't be so much variability and that's our hope. Well Justin thank you so much for joining us today and for everybody out there interested in the ESG investment sector. This is a wonderful starting point. Thank you. Thanks for having me Tracy.