All right, so we have a small construction update today with some facts that I wanted to present on the differences between Val Raven and our current construction project. Now remember, anything that I am presenting to you is pure speculation and I have no idea what this actual coaster is yet, just like you. This is just a forum for us to discuss current findings and speculate what's coming in 2019. So let's get off to a quick start. So Val Raven has 51 support columns, 103 pieces of track and 69 concrete footers. Now we all know if you've been following along on my recent updates, we are starting to find out how many support columns this coaster potentially has along with how many footers. We already know that there are approximately 60 something footers poured on this construction site already if you're including the station and they still have many more to pour along with the lift hill that's going in right now. So we're gonna get right into it. So with some of the columns that we're finding, you have them marked on the property or the construction site with these pylons. So here is column seven and we know this is how they mark the footers and where the columns are going. On some of them you'll even see left and right for some support beams and columns have left and right support beams slash columns. So I do know on the station side of it we have column seven through 54 visible on these sections. So column seven is off to the right of the station and column 54 is off in the back. So that's the interesting part of this is we now know in the station area that there are some columns that are high up on. Now this is where it gets really interesting and this is why I originally brought up the fact sheet for Valraven. So here we have column 91 left. Column 91 left is in the back area near Temple of Falls and this is what makes it extremely interesting. So Valraven has 51 support columns. Our coaster if it's a dive coaster has what looks like appears to be 91 support columns so far. That's really interesting. This says a couple of things. This can either suggest that our dive coaster is either going to be just longer in length. Maybe it won't have an MCBR and it'll do a lot of inversions and all that and be the same height as Valraven or maybe it is larger than Valraven and it has more track to make through more of a course to get through. That to me is very plausible or plausible sorry, plausible plausible and I'm really starting to think I was as you all know I'm not a firm believer in my theory of this being a giga yet either. I'm just presenting the facts as I see them and discussing them with you and there seems to be a lot of theories and facts being presented by the construction site that would suggest this coaster could be larger. We know the track in the tunnel is one bolt wider than that to Valraven. It is slightly larger than Valraven's track which is an interesting theory to look at. Why would they need a larger piece of track if the tunnel itself can only fit six or eight across seeding 10 at max which I don't think is the case. We measured about 12 to 13 people length wide you got to take in arm reach space so we're assuming eight people across as the seeding. So if that's not the case if it's not larger train size than Valraven then something else has to be at play here. Now we know they're not done footers so again the Valraven, I said the Valraven. Valraven has 69 footers and we are probably going to see more than that based off of how much rebar cage is on property and how many footers are already on site. So again, this brings us back to the 91 support columns and Valraven only has 51. So what do you guys think? Why are we seeing more possible support columns on this coaster than that to Valraven? Comment down below why you think that's the case. Do you think it's just gonna be a longer but similar size dive coaster than that to Valraven or do you think we are looking at a much larger project than that to Valraven? So I wanna talk about this. So what they're currently digging by Mindbuster is definitely this part of the coaster. This is the pre-lift slash the start to the lift and this is definitely what they're digging. Now someone reached out to me with a lot of great information on construction projects. So once we see concrete start to be poured for this part of the coaster, expect it to cure for about 28 days and then you'll start to see some vertical construction starting. I'm expecting cement to be poured for this very shortly. It looks like they just need to prep their rebar cages, get them into place and then they'll start pouring the foundation. So this is the location of that picture that I just saw you that showed you.  The end of the lift is very visible. So this is me trying to see any signs of like support column markings in this area. It is only further back there. They're not marking the column sections right here. So this is that turnout of the station and then it's gonna go into that pre-lift and there's the rebar cages that are square that I was just talking about that'll fit in that section right there. So again, we measured a length of the lift hill anywhere between 95 meters and 105 meters long. We're putting in some room for error there and all those measurements bring us to a really tall dive coaster. So we're expecting this dive coaster to be between 250 feet and 277 feet tall and that's not including about a 30 foot deep tunnel. We don't know the exact depth of the tunnel. We do know it's pretty deep. So it could be anywhere between 20 to 40 feet deep. So we're accounting that in our measurements on how tall this dive coaster is and that alone brings us to the possibility of a giga dive coaster. Now, there are some more objects that appeared under the orange tarp again. So we have more very large, this time extremely large round footer encasings I guess those easy pour foundations in there. So here's the columns. They remove them from the construction site because it looks like they're gonna get ready to lay down sod for the remainder of the season and then once splash works closed, as they'll start up again. But all those highlands are marked with the column numbers. So they range from 51 to 91. I know in there there's 57, there's 68, 91 still on the construction site and they got the Canadiana fencing up. So we know that construction isn't gonna continue on that potted land anymore unfortunately. And from today, there was hardly any construction going on. So construction may be coming to a stand still until splash works closes. They'll probably finish and pour that foundation to the lift hill and then they'll count to 28 days and then they'll start vertical construction in this area and this area only. We know they're already getting really far ahead if theming isn't involved. They have the tunnel in and done. They have the track in the tunnel and they have the station area foundation poured. Valerie even started construction six months before opening and was completed very quickly. So they are very ahead of schedule if theming isn't involved in this ride, which is extremely interesting. So there are rumors of a second tunnel. There's rumors of a splashdown. I don't have any confirmation of any of those rumors nor do I see any signs of that yet. Now in this section, we notice there's a lot of construction markers over here. We have rumors circulating that the Mountain Side Cafe is going to be removed to make room for some support beams and that does seem very plausible. So I think a great relocation of that Mountain Side Cafe, obviously with a rename would fit directly across from this new Canyon Trader and it would fit really well in this area and I think that's why there might be construction markers this far north. Now I wanted to talk about this a little bit. So originally we thought this might be a teaser to the coaster and I still think it has something to do with the coaster, but I definitely do wanna reiterate that this could just be a teaser for the overhaul of the area itself. So we know it's gonna be Canadian themed. It's obvious and we think that the pathway might be themed to this trail that they're hinting at in that teaser image and it might not be for the coaster yet. We're being told teasers are gonna be withheld for the coaster until July 1st, Canada Day. What better way to start teasing this new coaster than to start teasing it on Canada Day if it's gonna be Canadian themed? So it does add up that the teasers might start then and not necessarily yet and that teaser might not be for the coaster itself but for the new area as a whole. So again, we're thinking and speculating that this area might be that big overhaul for the Canadian theming, that Timber Wolf pathway to Splashworks might be getting a grand overhaul to include some, maybe a new restaurant and some great Canadian theming on your way to this new coaster. It just makes sense. So we all know, so as you can see here, maintenance is cleaning up this area and also it looked like they were turning off something. So we know that Skyriders Point of Land had a big electrical outlet underneath it. So we have a feeling that before construction continues that this is the area that they were turning off electricity to so they can continue to dig or do whatever they need to do. They had the giant Allen key type thing that turns things on and off and that's what it looked like they were doing during our entire visit there. There were no construction workers, just maintenance and that's exactly what it looked like they were doing.  We have no confirmation on that of what they were doing. We just noticed that it potentially had something to do with splash works because there was a lot of activity in splash works. But yeah, it's very interesting overall. This entire project is very interesting from its potential height with the evidence that we're seeing to its type of coaster in correlation to that of Cedar Point, like Wirie, build the dive coaster. If Cedar Point just built a record breaking dive coaster so Will Canada's Wonderland break its records, it's all so hard to digest and analyze. So as you can see, just Canada's Wonderland maintenance workers over the construction site today, no actual construction which is weird for Thursday. It was very nice weather so it had nothing to do with weather. So we're thinking that they're really far ahead on schedule and they're taking some extra days off here and there because we noticed last week too that they took a lot of days off, two extra days off. So we're noticing that maybe construction is just down to a two or three day period in the week and it looks like these people know what's maybe coming and they're discussing what it is they definitely did some weird hand gestures as they walked towards us. They did this weird like kind of like corkscrew type thing with their hand as they walked by. But here's some interesting things. I measured the construction site and as you see the difference between them is very minimal but Canada's Wonderland's construction site is larger. So that's very interesting. Now here's a poll that Cedar Point did for their general public, which ride is your favorite? And it was between Raptor and Val Raven. A lot of enthusiasts underestimate the power of a dive coaster in the community. And I mean the community as general public and the community as a whole that the theme park does business in. Dive coasters may be one or two gimmick coasters but to the public, the general public, these things are monsters and they're extremely popular as shown in this poll. People love dive coasters, they love it. Commercials are super easy to make around a dive coaster and the media eats these things up. So I think this coaster, if it is a dive coaster, is gonna do extremely well at Canada's Wonderland and I'm excited for it regardless if it's a dive wing invert, sit down or I don't even know, flying, whatever it ends up being. I'm super excited for it and I could not be more thrilled that we are getting another B&M for our top three coasters at the park. Anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Hit that like button, comment down below and subscribe if you haven't. 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say what's wrong. Are you a PhD? I like to think that I have my stuff together. I have a great body. I just turned 30. I don't have any children. Um I work as a graduate assessor and I'm also a high school English teacher. Okay. And I am single. I was listening to the other day when you were talking about Tracy Ellis Ross and I was a little like taken back at some of the things you said. So, I was trying to understand like even today you were saying like a woman shouldn't be her first focus should be on a man and I just feel like I fostered around wait for a man to do it like I'm never gonna grow or be a better person for that man.  Hold on now. I'm gonna stop right here. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. This is a conversation.  What you just said is an outright lie that has been disproven, debunked for decades and you're still talking about it.  So please ma'am stop repeating that lie. I might have to fact check but those fact check it all you want to I talk that's okay.   Do you believe that or not? I'm gonna take you for your word. I'm asking you do you believe it? Um I believe something else until you told me that that was what percentage of black men okay please turn off YouTube in the background and that's fine but I need if we're gonna have a conversation it has to be rooted in facts because you ladies love the facts that make you look good and the ones you're saying talk about black men are in jail and down low and all those kinds of stuff ma'am that's an old trope that's been around since the 80s in daytime TV Oprah Sally Jesse Raphael Donahue made millions and billions off of destroying black men and when I hear black women going right along educated black women going right along with this when all it takes is a simple Google search and you can find black demographics dot com just like the previous caller that I had to shut down when I said according to the CDC black men make the most involved active fathers and no no black men can be shit so I mean let's move so but the fact is 51% are single and childless and 64% are in the middle class so now what's the issue I mean I guess I have to explore those things I guess the issue now is you me so what's my issue well what do you do you want to be married I do possibly but I'm happily single as well so happily sing what does that mean it means that if I never had the opportunity or meet the right person I will be okay with that why would you never have the opportunity if I just didn't meet the right person that like made me feel special and love and court and treat me right didn't cheat all that stuff so another way I got to use me okay well if you first I asked you if you said you never had the opportunity and I said why wouldn't you have the opportunity you just get right on over there to get into the finding the right person why wouldn't you have the opportunity to get married can you get married are you legally single I am can you enter into a contract with the man in the state can you can you sign a marriage license I can I can then you have the opportunity to get married just like any of us but I'm not going to settle excuse me over my stand okay all right let's get into it since you want to smoke I got it for you I thought I thought I'm fine dress size seven how much did you wait the last time you weighed yourself one said to me I also have a 25 inch waist so far this is all don't know first off man first off here's one is one simple I heard I need to know there's one simple no because that's all man one simple rule one simple rule of my show is I don't care who yes you cannot do that it will go completely off the rails because that is just disrespectful I agree but disrespectful excuse me that's that you you you are disrespectful sometimes but I can be the other man I can tell you one thing as a host it's not disrespectful to cut you off because I am running a show for 4500 people I don't know you I'm trying to do 10 different things so this is my business I'm running a show if you consider me having standards and a systematic way I handle a show disrespectful that's on you because I have plenty of women who love my show and watch it every day but you seem to have a problem with the things I say and that's your right but don't call it disrespect because you don't like it. No I think the way you response in times to people not cutting people off on your show that you're hosting is disrespectful but what I was going to say is that your body standards and my body standards are what the American Medical Association the American Medical Association I'm a professional image consultant so your your opinions and you're fine you can have those but I go by excuse me as an image professor excuse me and I'll see that you go with this shit again. I told you don't do this. See I could care less if you disagree many black men many black women disagree with truth and facts all day long many black women will say they're thick when they're obese 80% of black women are overweight is that true or false I haven't heard that statistic but it's probably true but I know that I have a 25 inch waist and I know so you're five foot five so you're five foot five right. I don't have a problem. Excuse me ma'am excuse me ma'am I don't care about your pictures I need you to listen to some basic facts. In mammals is it typical for the female of the species to weigh more than the male. No but I don't like all right ma'am then I need you to go so a man who's five foot five how much should a man healthy weight five foot five way. I'm not sure however I wouldn't date how much would a man if five foot five healthy weight way give me a ballpark guess probably what they should weigh according to the BMA BMI chart or what they should weigh according to what I find attractive because what you find attractive is irrelevant. I am what you find attractive is irrelevant. I mean just walking through society. Walking through through society of being just answer the question man and can you answer the question ma'am could you answer the question. I think Bernie Bernie's Burgos I asked you a five foot five man I asked you a five foot overweight. All right I've told you several times. You're not going to talk over me so we'll try this one more time and if you're gonna continue to do this I'm going to bid you a good night. I asked you to answer the question and you just keep on saying what you want to say. I just asked you to be polite ma'am. I'm trying to be polite to you. Could you please answer the question. Just give me a ballpark. How much of a five foot five man way. I was actually just looking at this chart recently and I believe it's between 175 and 195. No ma'am no ma'am it's not. The average American man in 1960 was five foot nine and three quarters five foot ten and he weighed 165 pounds. The average American female at the same time was five foot four one hundred and twenty pounds. Fast forward 55 years later the average American man was still five foot ten and his weight had ballooned up from 165 to a whopping 168. He gained three pounds in 55 years yet the average American woman went from 120 to 160 a 40 pound differential. There should roughly be a 40 to 45 pound differential between men and women.  You're overweight for your for your height and bottom line you're way more than a man. I don't weigh more than the man I date a man if a man was your height. If a man was your height you would weigh more than he does you weigh more than the average American male who's five foot ten. Did you not hear me say that the average man is five foot ten one sixty eight. You weigh more than the average man in this country and the average man in this country is an average man in this country. You can have all your defiant attitude and not like it and challenge the BMI and the racial disparity whatever whatever doesn't matter you're overweight for your height. I am and I'm fine as hell. Well good good knock knock it off you could be as fine as hell and the problem you had with me saying Tracy Ellis Ross could not get a high value man and she's happily being single is what. Oh do you consider Tracy Ellis Ross overweight. It's her being her but I ask you see the proper thing to do ma'am is before you ask a question you answer the question that's been asked. You don't answer a question why asking another with that's rude you know that's disrespectful. You know you should know how to do it better than I definitely do well but you're not making a very good showing ma'am because you're being very rude disrespectful as far as communication goes you've done this many times. I've had to mute you twice. I'm a PhD the question was answered the question at this point I don't remember the question right. So you have a degree in communication but you can't keep up with the communication. I mean it's a lot going on there's actually I'm right here I'm I'm I'm on task. You're the one that said have your degree in communication. I did so show your work. I asked a question what's the answer to the question I asked I asked you the question again. All right right right.  I'm gonna say what I want. All right so you're happily single congratulations. Yeah what else I said thank you. So what else would you like us to know. I mean I believe that's it. You're held again. For me you say you're how old again. I'm 30 I just turned 30 this year. All right 30 years old happily single five foot five one hundred and seventy pounds 25 inch waist and all these other things but why if you say you're happily single but you'd be open to a relationship which do you want. I'm so right now I decided because I was dating someone and I didn't I got to make it short please. Ma'am the forty seven hundred people can you please kind of shorten it down so we can go back and forth which one would you like which one do you want do you want to stay single would you like to be in a relationship or marry. Right now I'm focusing on me for a while but after that yeah someday someday in a year maybe in a year I'll consider like dating and eating someone getting married. But have you ever been have you ever been engaged. I'm not okay. Men women control access to sex would you agree or disagree. I agree men control access to relationship or marriage would you agree or disagree. I agree. So just because one day you may decide you want to do it do you think it could happen just because you may decide you want to if I meet the right person yes. No you don't control that we do. See you ladies always talk about one day in the future if I decide I want to you don't control that men do. That's what the whole Tracy Ellis Ross is talking about she's open you can be open all you want to no one wants to pick you 25 inch waist and all. I mean you've never been engaged to this point right. I haven't dated anyone in 8 I haven't been in a relationship in 8 years exactly. Thank you for proving my point. I've been focused on me exactly I could not I could not dream you up ma'am you are exact you are the person I made this show about. You have no relation you it's difficult for even a whole day civil conversation with the man who challenges you. So yes you haven't had a relationship in 8 years because you're unfit for one. But it's by choice I have people of course yes no no they pursue you for sex. Okay they didn't pursue you to be married they did not pursue you for being a wife like that should all. Okay the guys remember the laughter is a tell is getting more pronounced the deeper the truths get because it's uncomfortable now.  I do good. And one day unfortunately but unfortunately the kind of man that you would want the special kind of guy doesn't seem to share your opinion if he did he'll be trying to find you.  And everything else so you're sell by date has already happened but you were not fit for it and that's fine.  I'm all that 30. No you're first of no you're you're you're okay you're you're at the wall at 30 but past 35 you enter what high risk pregnancy. You know that okay so your eggs are old.  But a relationship. No.  Oh okay. Yeah. That's why you're not cackling laughing as much because the truth is that in you don't have any options in this. I'm a PhD. I got a communication degree.


Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Don from Avalon Advanced Materials, one of the world's leading experts on critical materials. How are you today, Don? Great to be back, Tracy. Don, I've noticed recently, you know, with the U.S.-China trade challenges presently, that we have one day rare earths are in the market, and then for instance, your stock is always a, what do you call it, one of the award-winning recipients of this geopolitical issue. Can you tell me what's happening in the rare earths market presently? Well, there's a lot of renewed concern about security of supply of rare earths in the global markets and for good reason. The supply chain that everybody realized was not well-established outside of China ten years ago, never really did get established in a meaningful way, except for Linus Corporation in Australia. And now with growing demand, both inside and outside China, there's real concern about security supply, and that concern is legitimate. There simply is not enough supply to meet the forecast demand for rare earth magnets for all the new applications in clean technology. And of course, having been a leader in this particular industry sector for several decades now, I think you've identified things that are working and things that aren't. Basically, the idea that some of these companies have are not working because they haven't moved to production. Can you tell us what you're doing differently with Avalon and say your recent collaborative venture with Cheetah? Well, it's not a simple, easy business to get into. The mining part of it is the easy part. It's what you do with that mine material afterwards to turn it into a product that can be actually used in the marketplace is where the challenges are. As you will recall, there's multiple stages in processing that material that comes out of the ground to get to the separated rarers that then have further processing required after that to turn them into the magnet materials. So I think the opportunity now is to try to get operations established at a small scale without large capital requirements, prove you can make a product that is acceptable in the market and has outlets for refining. Once you've done that, then look at how you can scale up the business. We're delighted to hear that Linus and Blue Line are talking about establishing a new rare earth refinery separation plant in North America because that I think will inspire companies like us to start getting to work again on finding the resources in the ground to bring that new supply to the market and create that new North American supply chain. And of course another problem that we're having in the market with this rising interest in these critical materials and of course their dependency on China. Are we currently dependent on the Chinese for 90% and they process 95% or what are the recent numbers for what we're actually relying on the Chinese for? At least 80% is the number you hear quoted out there most often. But I think one thing people don't realize is that China doesn't even have enough production internally to meet their own internal demand now and are looking for new supply sources outside China like they are for most new critical materials. So if the Chinese then are supplying 80%, where are we getting the rest of our rare earths? Because we're clearly not getting them out of the United States. Linus is still a producer, so there has been some supply from there. And then a few other small producers that are able to supply their refinery. But still China has most of the refining separation capacity. It's still the largest producer at Biobol. And many of you out there may be confused by all the different terms. We see technology metals, critical minerals, critical materials, rare earth elements. We explain what the most current term is. I believe it's critical materials. And can you tell us what that really means for an investor that wants to get involved? We like using critical materials to remind investors that these are things that are sourced out of the ground, but require a lot of processing to turn them into basically a refined product. That's a chemical product that they had better described as a material after it's undergone the processing to turn it into the form. That's actually used in new technology. Another thing that some companies say is they go, we're so much better than other rare earth companies. We have heavies, or we have only light rare earths, or that company only has light rare earths. Can you tell us what that actually means? Yeah, well, I guess ten years ago there was a lot of emphasis on the heavy rare earths at the time and the importance of having that balance in your resource. Right now, almost all of the emphasis is on the magnet rare earths, which is principally two light rare earths, neodymium and praziodymium. So the emphasis on heavy rare earths isn't quite as important right now as it is on resources that have enrichment in those two rare earths in particular. I noticed the last time we had a big media coverage on the issue of rare earths, your stock moved straight north that day, and the volume went right through the roof. Can you tell me why investors looked at Avalon when this topic is brought up? Well, as you recall, we were one of the leaders during the last go around non-rare earths interest ten, fifteen years ago. And we've maintained our interest in rare earths and people know the Avalon brand as being associated with rare earths. So we haven't lost that recognition in the marketplace. We hung on to our asset, knew there would be another day for rare earths, and sure enough it's arrived, and now we're in a position to move it forward. In the partnership we've established with cheetah resources from Australia and apply that small scale development model that I was describing earlier. But we're also on the lookout for some new rare earth opportunities. We're looking at some opportunities now elsewhere in North America to try to apply that same principle of getting something going quickly to bring some new supply into the market. Well, Don, as always, we really appreciate your time. Thank you so much for providing us with an update on Avalon. My pleasure.


Hey there friends. Thanks for checking in. I recently made a video speaking about why there was a decrease in gun sales In the month of February and there are many reasons why primarily the lack of ammo and the cost of ammo and then you have the lack of guns and the increased price of guns and ammo and then you look at the Joe senile biden administration and the potential for what they could do in that top of that It's near impossible to Sustain the record numbers that we have seen in the past year But many people are still buying guns But I had so many comments of people mentioning. You know what we need to just stop buying ammo We need to stop buying ammo. They compare it to the toilet paper situation in the beginning of the scandemic when people were hoarding toilet paper and Buying for friends and family and they were rushing off to the stores when they heard that there were toilet paper Rolls on the shelves they went out and bought it and we're seeing the exact same thing So I I see that comparison and I find it valid But do I think that just stop buying ammo will help ease the situation for the future and The short answer that I have is no, I don't think that's going to happen Primarily because everybody is in a different position in terms of ammo you have people out there who say I saw this coming It was no surprise It's a roller coaster with ammo and guns. Okay, depending on what administration is in there depending on the situation Like and I I prepared, you know box here box there We've said it several times on the channel many people didn't listen and they're short Also, if you look at why are people buying ammo? Okay, so you know come on dude Of course people want to shoot it. Well people actually are not shooting the ammo that they're buying They're sitting on it. All right. Why are they sitting on it because of uncertainty and fear of what the future is gonna look like We don't know if this is gonna end in a month or three years in a month And so the uncertainty of it is where people just they're not shooting their guns They make you go to a gun range and you used to see the lines of people You know, like there wasn't a free lane available and then all of a sudden Now people are shooting maybe a mag maybe two mags to function check a gun and that's it And you have all these new gun owners that want to shoot their gun a couple times and feel like they're Rambo in their own house and They're not necessarily shooting it because you can't you can't replenish it quickly now I recently picked up 200 rounds of PMC Bronze and I'm my plan is to shoot that all right I'm going to shoot it because I've got some things I want to do here on video and I The way I look at it is I have to shoot that if I want to keep this whole thing going But many people are not and so you're watching the training Market decrease you're watching the gun stores increase of prices not just on guns But on other products as well because they're not getting the range time rented and so there's a cyclical effect of You know dominoes of what exactly is happening here and why is it that? You know prices are increased across the board on top of that you have Pre-orders that have been sitting for months now where online companies took people's credit cards and People ordered ammo. They're waiting for the ammo to come in so they could get it out So if we just stop buying ammo like so many people suggested How do we know when those orders will be filled and how do we know that the people who? Actually stop you'll make a plan to stop buying it if they see it available How do we know they're not going to get it like I would if I just said you know what? I'm done for a while then I go to my local gun store and see a whole bunch on the shelves Oh, I'm buying that and I think that mindset is pretty consistent across the board You know if you don't have it you want to get it. So the idea of just stopping I think is Unrealistic and also you've got resellers out there that will continue to do what they're doing as long as they're making money and then You look at many people they're blaming the ammo manufacturers and I'm sure many of the executives in the Ammo business would look back and say you know what this kind of caught us by surprise too That's why we're not seeing hunting rounds a lot of people were like well You know we're not even seeing hunting rounds That's because they opened up more lines for the more popular rounds that are being sold primarily 9 millimeter that that that's the one They are pumping out 9 millimeter left and right so they're saying well, you know We blame you and if ammo is in such demand. Why don't you just open up a new plant? Let's talk about that for a minute to open up a new plant You are looking at potentially a Year two years once you get the building and the tooling and everything else all the safety measures that have to be in place You know, we don't think about that. We're not opening up a Just a regular tool and dye manufacturing plant We're opening up ammo where they have explosives the the amount of safety measures that need to be taking place Just to produce that ammo are extensive so Do we stop buying ammo? You know, do we blame the manufacturers? Well, we could blame ourselves for not prepping too well, but that aside, I don't think that's going to work and I Don't know when this is going to end nobody does and the uncertainty of it will prevent people from stop buying ammo If they see it and we'll have to see how this whole thing works out But I just want to know what you think if you like videos like this, please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


A project that I incorporated into my course uses wiki education, and what I had students do is to create a Wikipedia biography of a female economist, and they got to choose they could do anyone that they wanted, but they had to learn how to create the wiki page and how to edit it and go through all of those ropes, plus they had to read the person's research and learn something about them. I wanted to incorporate it because I think that it's actually really good for students to do something that actively contributes to the world that we live in, you know, they get a chance to write something that other people read, not just their professor, and at the same time they get a bunch of technical skills that they wouldn't otherwise get, and I think that that's actually very useful for the students to be able to do these things. But the end of the day, I know that it's an effective project because one, the students put way more work into it than they would if I just gave them a paper, and not necessarily time, but they put real heart into the project, and they always come back at the end of the term and tell me how rewarding it was and how nice it was for them to do something that was as meaningful as this. Wikipedia exists in multiple languages, and you could actually, if you wanted to, for example, allow Chinese students to edit the Chinese Wikipedia page. I have done this before, particularly in a case where a student wanted to create a bio for a woman where the page actually already existed on the English language page, but it was terrible. I don't allow them to edit. They have to create a new page to be up to the instructor to decide. But so what she did in Wikipedia actually is the one who suggested it, said, you know, this woman is a Chinese economist, and she has no bio on the Chinese Wikipedia. Why doesn't the student just do that? And so I had, she did that, she gave me a translation of her work, which took her like 40 minutes to do, and then that was fine. It includes things like, you know, a workshop on plagiarism and properly sighting, giving students the technical skills, and they're very specific to each project. So I did biographies. They have a specific course for biographies, but people who are doing other courses can, would have totally different workshops. And the wiki education people work with you to set them up. I think that you could always do them in pairs or groups of three. Another thing, too, that you can do with a Wikipedia page is that you can have them peer evaluate each other's pages. And I think that this Wikipedia project is a perfect way to use peer evaluation. And so the, it's not really constrained by a large classroom, and it was worth a significant portion of the students' grades. And so I don't require everybody to do it. I give students an option. So one of the things that you would have to do with an online course, I think, is to come up with an alternative project that students can do if they don't want to do the Wikipedia page, because, you know, it's not for everybody because it actually involves some level of programming. It's not complicated and totally learnable, but of course some students will find it overwhelming. And so I think that's the real obstacle is that this can't be the only project in the course. It has to be part of, I really feel that there has to be options available. I think that the one thing that I think that would be really useful is to make sure that both yourself and your TA, if you have one, takes the full Wikipedia course before the students take it. I mean, there's a lot of support, and so you can actually just lean on Wikipedia and let them deal with any issues. But really, it's good for you to know what the students are working through, and it's good for your TA to learn that as well, so that if students need help, they can come to you.


Before you look at the team before you look at the team. This is the all-strength squad the strongest players, right? What would you guess the overalls gonna be to give you you know something to base it off of my heaviest squad Which was an absolute banger one of the greatest bangers ever make sure you watch that that team was an 85 overall The hottest wives team was a 93 and the all NFC East was a 98. So what would you think the strongest boy? 97 bro, I thought it was gonna be so much lower I was loading into this video and I was like damn this is gonna be like and I just say I was loading into this video Like my life isn't real like I have to load into my life. What did I just say? I need to go release a load to clear my mind right now But it does make sense because Madden, you know They're always given higher strength overalls to players what I think would be really cool and ultimate team is if the ratings Accurately reflected the player, but there were other ways to make their overall lower You know what I mean like do you remember like six years ago when tree archer and Madden mobile had 97 speed even though He was like a 68 overall bronze now if you have a bronze card They just have 68 speed for literally no reason they can be fast to sell in real life, and they'll have like 80 speed Why am I complaining who knows this is the strongest squad got Mickey Beckton Russ Grimm Travis Frederick Jonathan Onton of course the goat quarterback Ben coats David Boston Andre Johnson. I believe Andre Johnson I've seen that man throw hands. You're seeing it right here. He's got the fans behind him King a reversal Can he capitalize on it and his opponent at better watch out Jeremy Shockey again? This is kind of cheating is he supposed to be a tight end, but it works Stephen Jackson. No surprise there cam Newton at quarterback Definitely the strongest quarterback. I could see that and then quitting Nelson fullback also makes sense on defense Sean Taylor That's a piece Awesome one to have Bradley Chubb Harry Carson Chris Spielman a lion even though I'm behind us I don't know that dude is Charles Haley.  I'm kidding and he is Williams Sean Springs Jim Thorpe, and then of course they're not a had to be on this line, bro You're not an absolutely had to be on this lineup William Perry Vita van JJ why I'll say one thing though as I continue to build these teams It's literally just madden legend.  I never watched David Boston, bro Like whatever all right. I will say though. It's a 97 overall team and again Tommy literally the goat Bro, he's made like three teams for me now, and we got a brand new season right here So Tommy I'm gonna start you off hot one and all I appreciate you for building this squad Let's get it by the way since the new NFL season is getting ready to kick off I want to let you guys in on some of my best tips for watching every single game that you can and that's through Using a VPN which is perfect because Nord VPN is the best VPN service and they're sponsoring today's video So if you're not familiar with that a VPN even is it's basically a secure tunnel between whatever you're accessing the internet with and the internet itself You can block ads malware hackers Snoopers people trying to get your data all that stuff now why this is so clutch Nord VPN will actually let you set your IP to Over 59 countries across the globe. 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Let's go inside zone. Don't pinch don't pinch don't pinch don't pinch He didn't yep We'll take that. I don't know why I'm saying we'll take that in two yards. Come on Matt.  All right, we're going straight up power. Oh, let's see how this goes All right, not literally not going anywhere. That's how it's going. I'm gonna double team the left side I'm gonna get over there Cam no did I get there? Ah go Steven Jackson. We just got to go buddy fourth and inches I'm gonna do a bunch of fake audibles and then come back to inside zone That's happened to me every game I played in the last like week It looks like Andre Johnson's open, but I feel like if I snap it and throw it he won't be That right there ladies and gentlemen is why you need gunslinger because Cam Newton threw that ball so slow I still feel good about this game. Let's keep it together here second and 11. Let's see what he wants Okay, give me this ball back Sean Taylor with a sack third and 21. Let's see what he wants. Oh We got a big tackle. Oh Damn it I was gonna let the computer do it. I knew I was gonna miss that tackle, but got me in trouble there Brings and we're still on our feet Get to that just stop asking the one interception would return. That's huge dude. I said you're not Oh, this game just started I told you Tommy. I got you. I'll get you another one too top three, baby The string squad versus hypnotic DT true breeze. Hey, McClearn first in ten. I'm handing off Steven Jackson Let's see if we can find a seam Why do I do that that happens every time I do that?  I'm doing it again. I don't care what the haters say.  Oh He switched off switched off like Camara make the play. Hey, we got the ball back another red zone interception From the John Cena can't see me, baby. I'm gonna look for a burner. I'm gonna see if Johnson or Boston just takes off.  What just happened makes no sense Ben coats. That's a rack catch Matthew. You do not possession catch that ball That is not an intentional grounding. I am so far out of the pocket All right, we need why in the middle of the field. Yes Yeah, I'm gonna do it and cannot throw the football. That's okay. We're just gonna get this ball back I'm just gonna cover the middle here. Oh I thought he had one foot out. Damn Oh, there was so many people at Drew Brees. All right now. We're just actually cover the middle Don't send the pressure to arms T rexed inside his chest. It was such an easy interception bro What every time I go back to play this game.  I've just never seen I feel like I missed a patch right now That is some of the sketches shit I've ever thrown but that is a clean 30 yards and we have moved significantly up this field So I'm happy about it All right, let's get that run. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Get me What that was the book he didn't even look back at the ball. Did you see that really didn't even look back? Yup.  It's a lefty kicker.   All right. Well, that one was actually open I don't know how he toast me that bad, but that one was actually open their other one was not who is that quitting Nelson Two fumbles now in the first half What wait what?   They put all the good sauce in one end of the spectrum. It's like, how is this happening? I was nasty that was big too because I was fourth down if I didn't get that easy to square again before half I don't know man. That was pretty nasty.   Oh Didn't get the strongest team for no reason. I guess does he pass this football?   You should never fumble three times in the game. I'm sorry boys. I've had enough I love you guys. Thanks for watching as always if you have a theme builder Let me know I need to turn off my recording and go to bed. Nothing I could do about that I was really trying the magnitude. Hey, I love your boys. Thanks. Watch as always. Peace


Hey Bidgets, my name is Fanta Grape Bottle today. I know it is not Halloween anymore and you already want me to start making Christmas videos. Don't worry they're on their way, but today I wanted to show you guys my transformation into my Halloween costume this year. If you didn't see it by now, it's on Instagram and Twitter, it got a lot of responses in which none of them were positive. You really don't like that costume but I love it. So I want to share it with you guys today. I'm gonna give you a tutorial on how to turn into a straight guy, specifically a straight Trump supporting male. This person is known as my straight brother named Chad. Chad Chad is his name. First things first, this is gotta go. It's way too homosexual. Like fake glasses, what straight guy would wear those besides earpoints? We're gonna start off with a makeup portion which is turning my eyebrows thicker, more unkempt if you will. I'm gonna give myself a mustache and some really bad sideburns. So let's just, there we go. First of all my eyebrows are very thin. Let's just get that all the way.  I've been waxing them since eighth grade so they will never grow back like that. Thank God. But it's not too late to return back to it. So when I'm first doing this thickening my eyebrow, just a black shadow that you can get from anywhere. You want to get it mainly on the ends, just to get to move that piece of hair out.  You want it to be straight like returning straight. This is just fitting the theme. The more messy the better. Like you really don't want to be good with this. That's pretty good. I'm also gonna put some shadow like right around here. This shadow is meant to be blended to give us the appearance of a five o'clock shadow that's like really not good. Once that's done just blend it out a little. Perfect. Oh my God that is exactly what I wanted. I want to look like my father.   Oh I can feel my skin breaking out already.  So like a lot right here like some down here a lot around the sides of the mustache that really just sinks in the idea that I might be a pedophile if you look a different way. And a lot under here right on our mouths and then some on the chin.  No no no no. And by the way I'm not making fun of straight guys. I'm making fun of Trump supporters. Straight guys I just want you to know do not be ashamed of looking good and making your eyebrows look decent. That's not a bad thing at all. I just want an excuse to make fun of Trump. And if there's Trump supporters watching what are you doing? Like why are you still here? Just please block me by now. I don't want to be on your feet.  Yes you're going to draw on stroke by stroke. This really sinks in the idea that you don't wax. Like do you see that already? You can just see those little hairs coming in. You want to make those as dark as possible.  Your eyebrows should exponentially grow as it gets whiter. That point right there that arc should not exist. That's gonna be really hard to do for this so wish me luck. When I first turned into Chad it really changed how I talked, how I acted and I had a different posture attitude. My voice went this low at some point and this is how I normally talk but if I'm really tired I can make it low like this which sounds terribly wrong but if I wanted to pretend I was a heterosexual I think I could pass it off with this costume. I think we're good on that side. Now if we want to do like Chad doesn't have a unibrow he has an almost unibrow. A little bit in next just do the same thing to your other eyebrow. I don't know why I'm acting like you guys are actually gonna do this next year for Halloween because literally who would want to turn into this. Like imagine going to someone's house trick-or-treating and look like what I'm gonna look like. You might get the cops call on you. Sometimes if I'm doing this I just like don't look at the mirror because I know part of me wants to make it look perfect and my eyebrows have to be everything but perfect. A little bit in the front. Also if you have an eyebrow brush I would really suggest pointing them down because that helps thicken the bottom part and then you look like this mess. Oh beautiful. We're still gonna be using this pen for a while. This is like mainly everything.  I know what this looks like okay I sometimes don't shave and then I see little patches right here and here here and here. It's the most disgusting thing I've seen on myself. So let's make it real. You have a little bit of background on Chad in my family. So he is biologically my brother. He's a little bit older than me by two years I think. I don't know I don't keep up with him too much because he lives with my cousin Frank back in Alabama. If you guys know Frank he used to be on my channel but he's been away for a while. If you want him back let me know I'll give him a call. My family is very wild it's hard to explain. Okay I think that's good. Extra bonus points for you. If you choose to draw an individual hairs on the side like this you want to lengthen your sideburns get them below your ear by the way that is the best look for them. Oh you want to get a lot right here right under the mouth. That is a dangerous spot to look at because if you don't shave this part once you add this part oh my god it looks so disgusting.  Oh I almost forgot the skin. My skin is way too good looking. Yes I'm complimenting myself. So what we're gonna do is mimic eye bags. Damn the power of makeup guys. It can make you beautiful but it could also really make you ugly. Oh that looks perfect you know. I don't really have an eye shadow for this but if you do get a red shadow and just give yourself some acne. Big pimple right there. Right there. Pimple on the nose. That looks good. Okay so you've mastered you know how to do the face part now. The second part is the outfit. Let's get to that. You want to get the closest hoodie you can find. If it has the graphic on it it's even better. Words make it look great. Nothing in color usually. Unless it's adidas but nothing else in color. Black, gray, white are very popular choices. All right that looks good. Yes yeah. Next up we're gonna put on the hat. Try to keep it like as basic as possible. I live in New York so New York hats will be perfect for this. And for some goddamn reason you're gonna put your hoodie over the hat because that's a fashion for guys. Cinch it up a little bit. Yes perfect. We're in a hide the fact that I live in New York.  You can get it from Necki or Adidas but if you really want to get it from somewhere good. Bonus points if you get it from a designer brand. Guys like designer joggers of everything.  Get them from Gucci. We're Louis Vuitton. You're doing the right. Okay so this is the whole outfit. Wait my voice needs to change like three pitches down. This is not auto tune by the way. I can do this actually. Your voice has to be really low and like monotone.   Okay there. This part is like borderline.  Oh hold on, hold on. Yes this is what I'm going for. Just shove a banana somewhere. There you go.  It goes from here to here. You want to tie it right here. Push up your joggers so like they're chunky around the thighs.  Okay we're gonna just low. Okay arms hanging out like this. How to tilt it down. Or if you see a girl walking by. Hi guys my name is Chad Chen. Is Frederick here? Do you know where Frederick is? I don't I don't see him right now.  Why does he have this?  Who let him buy this? Like what? Oh this is oh this is his merch.  So yeah this is pretty much the whole look. Oh also perfect. Guys grab grab him by the hand. All right I'm done. I'm done. This is the end of the tutorial. It's shake and bake.  I hate this so much.  This is honestly if there's a straight guy watching why do you do that? Like who wants to see your boxers?   You guys know I wear high-waisted stuff every single day of my life so having that down felt disturbing. I bet you were disturbed too. None of you wanted to see that. None of you asked for that which is perfect because that's how straight guys do it too. I literally embodied the straight guy. Oh by the way if you put on axe like here and here in your mouth under your pits that's good. Brow out your nails to like the point that they could pass off as acrylics. That's the extent of our eyebrows. I like this one more what do you think? Notice the acne around here right there and there. Yeah perfect. Oh it looks like I'm bleeding. Yeah that's that's it. Happy Halloween. So I'm gonna wash this off now. If you enjoyed give this video a like leave a comment down below or subscribe because I post videos every Saturday. All right so let's read it coming out straight now. As Chad said though as always you know I read these at the end of the videos just so other people can see them and be inspired to come out as well. So when I was in fifth going into sixth grade I realized that I was gay and at the time life in the same gender was weird because when my sister came out as bi to the school people were awkward about it so after five years of me getting nervous about it and worrying about what my parents will think I told my mom and her exact response was I know. I know too. Let me hit up your sister. Okay I'm done goodbye. I love you guys and everything is less than three. Oh yeah I got piercings by the way.


Step one, when you're trying to figure out how long it take you to hit your goal, make sure you got a good goal. That's number one, because most people's goals are dumb. Number two, realize on average, it takes a sharp person 12 to 20 years.   It's 120 to 200 years. You'll be dead before. If you're an absolute, you know, no common sense, there is no timeframe.  So, and then number three, there is a way to cut the curve from 12 to 20 years, depending on a little bit of luck, how much you're willing to emulate and mimic mentors.


جمعہ allah ،oped جمہے ہم کے ذکریں حال ہمارے کے ساتھ دوک سانئیل ڈپٹ چیر کو پڑھو گئے۔ ہم اس کو لگتے ہیں اور ہمی Nous جانا سلص ہوتے ہیں اور ہم کیا اسی بہت آپ میں بالجین سکلائے اور ہم کیا اس کے ساتھ ناقش کے انکرین سکلائے دیتے ہیں۔ آپ جانا سلص ہوتے ہیں ، آپ کے ساتھ اوٹک اوٹک اوٹک شخص اوٹک شخص اور اس پرکتے ہیں جب سمجھے ہے کہ یہ مجھے سے کم کریں کا خوب تعلنے میں مرحلت ، جانتے ہیں کہ یہ افضلیلہ ساملونر گروسز کے بلدے کرنے کا ا travailler کے لئے اچھوں کا اپسٹر سانہ اور اپسٹیر اپسٹر کے اندروس کی سکتے ہیں ۔ اپسٹر کا اپسپٹر آج کروکنے کے بلدے سکتے ہیں۔ میں ایک اپسٹر بار میں بہت پروڈ کرنے کے بار کیا ، آپ کے بار کلانے کیا وہ اپسٹر آجی سے بہت سکتے ہیں۔ اور اپسٹر آجی سے مطلعے سے مطلعے میں Wash to انڈر سےن شعادی ہےlyn انہوں پر��ا indicی crying خوانی اولبری ارٹک سائن اس اس دلد کو دور دیکھنے کا حنیت ہے جب خامل و بیدشتشنے میں سکتا ہوں گا now let us take a look at the full course of the right corner Aadri and then we shall mention the branches and the full distribution the right corner Aadri initially it runs in the right anterior atribentricular groove or the right anterior cornering groove it is partially hidden under the right oracle for a short distance and then it comes this was all covered by fat which we have removed and then it goes to the back now it is in the posterior coronary groove and here it is known as rpca in right posterior coronary artery then when it reaches the crux of the heart the crux of the heart is the junction between the posterior interventricular groove and the posterior coronary groove when it reaches the crux of the heart it makes an almost 90 degrees bend and then now it is known as the posterior descending artery and here it terminates in the posterior interventricular groove without anastomousing with the anterior interventricular artery which i shall mention a little later if you take a close look you find that the posterior descending artery is quite tortuous here this tortuosity is a feature of the main coronary arteries because the heart is in constant motion and this tortuosity compensates for the mobility of the heart so this is the full course of the coronary artery the main coronary artery right posterior coronary artery and the posterior descending artery now let's take a look at the branches we can see it gives a branch to the right atrium and we can see that here this anterior branch to the right atrium and in 60 percent of the population the right atrial branch gives a branch to the sinoatrial lobe that is the essay nodal branch we also see it is giving multiple branches to the right ventricle and we can see them all the way here this is one branch this is another branch this branch that we see here the one which is running the longest distance this is the right marginal artery this runs along the right margin of the heart and it continues onto the inferior margin of the heart so this is the one which supplies the right ventricle this is the right ventricle when i turn the heart now we are in the right posterior coronary artery again we can see it is giving branches to the right atrium and it gives branches to the diaphragmatic or the inferior surface of the heart which is formed mostly by the left ventricle we notice these are the branches i'm going to lift up and we can see this branch this branch these are all branches of the right posterior coronary artery to the left ventricle and the posterior descending artery which runs in the posterior ventricular groove this supplies the posterior one third of the interventricular septum it also supplies the atrial ventricular bundle of his deep inside that branch we can see carefully is going inside so this is the full supply of the right coronary artery in this particular instance i've lifted up the right posterior coronary artery to see the فل اکسٹینٹ of the branches on them diaphragmatic or the inferior surface of the heart this is the right coronary angiogram to show the distribution of the right coronary artery this particular cadaver it looks like during life has sustained a diaphragmatic or inferior wallish chemia and that's why if you notice this portion of the diaphragmatic surface the appearance and the texture and the feel is considerably different this appears to be five roast so i would say that this area had undergone infarction necrosis and it has been replaced by five roast issue that's why the appearance is also quite different and neither was it covered by the usual fatty layer that we can see here so this is the right coronary artery now i'm going to shift again back and i'm turning the heart this is the left coronary artery that i have lifted up here and we can see it clearly here this is coming from the left coronary osteum the left coronary artery also initially it runs in the anterior part of the left atrial ventricular او the coronary groove and here also it is partially undercover of the left oracle and immediately thereafter it divides into two main branches and we can see the two main branches this is one branch and this is another branch this is the circumflex artery and this is the left anterior descending artery also known as the anterior intraventricular artery so let's take the lad first left anterior descending artery the anterior descending artery runs in the anterior intraventricular groove and like میںشن earlier we can see that it is tortuous it goes all the way across the apex and it goes a little bit onto the posterior intraventricular groove and we can see that here but it does not anastomous with the posterior descending artery that's an important point to remember as it descends down it gives septal branches which supply anterior two thirds of the intraventricular septal it also gives branches to the atrial ventricular bundle of his just like the posterior descending artery and more important it gives these following branches we can see one here we can see one here these are known as diagonal arteries or the d1 d2 there can be d3 this supplies the left ventricle so the left anterior descending artery is a major supplier of the left ventricle and a little bit of the right ventricle then we have the circumflex artery the circumflex artery it runs around and goes to the posterior coronary groove on the left side that is why it is called circumflex artery this is the circumflex artery and as it goes round you can see it is giving this branch here this is referred to as the obtuse marginal or the left marginal artery there can be more than one in which case we call them obtuse marginal one obtuse marginal two here we can see only obtuse marginal one and then the circumflex artery continues and it goes to the posterior coronary groove and we can see it is now giving multiple branches to the left ventricle and it is disappearing the circumflex artery also supplies the atrial ventricular bundle of his 80 percent of the population the av known is supplied by the right coronary artery in 20 percent of the population the av known is supplied by the left coronary artery this is the coronary angiogram to show the left main coronary artery and the lad and the beginning of the circumflex and this is the digital subtraction angiogram also to show the left coronary artery circumflex is shown in by arrow and the lad so these are the main branches that you can see supplying the heart again to repeat right coronary artery left main coronary artery left anterior descending circumflex let's quickly mention the incidence of coronary occlusion the lad is the most common site of coronary occlusion left anterior descending the second most common site is the right coronary artery the third most common site is the circumflex artery the fourth most common site is the left main coronary artery this is the left main coronary artery the fifth most common site for that i'll turn the heart the fifth most مصطرح پرمجانت کیا ہے اور دوسری مصطرح برے کا مالی ترجم کیا ہے۔ لہذا یہ ایک روشی ایک بہت بہت لیہ کیا ہے ، فیزان کے خروجہ م inclu میں ایک انہوں کی روش پرمجانت کیا ہے ، لہذا یہ جسی پرزایا ہے جس نے آپ کو جو کچھ کیا جو ت کے عطا کی بات پرمجان ، دوسرہ س یا سینیوٹ ، دیوی روش ، آپ کو کو پرسن روشی ہی زرادیوں جیسکتے ہیں جو کمیتس ایک فیض میں پرمجان کریں، لیتے ہیں


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The reason I always want to start from the bank statement is because there could be things on our bank statement, I mean, is because there shouldn't be things on the bank statement that are not on our books. If there are, we're going to have to add them or see what the problem is. But there might be things on the books that are not on the bank statement. Therefore, if I go from the bank statement to the books, then I should always be able to find what I'm looking for. If I go the other way, I start to get confused and say, well, I don't see it. Is that right, that it's not there? If I go this side to the bank statement, it should, it has to be there if it's not, there's a problem, right? So you can start doing both ways, but you just have to start to get it straight in your head and then before you do that. So then I'm going to go, so there's the 65,000, boom, checked it off, 65,000 added up top, going back on over. I'm just going to make that a color, like let's make it like colorize it. And then this one's on 50,000, 50,000 is right there. Notice I put it in the system on the second. It cleared the bank. It should always clear the bank a little bit later. This is a practice problem I might have messed up a couple of times, but you would think the bank cannot, if the bank has the date of a transaction before you entered it into the system, that's impossible. The bank couldn't have predicted that you're going to do a transaction before you did it, right? You do the transaction and then the bank gets the information afterwards, right? You might, you might have constructed your books from the bank statement, which is a different scenario, which means the dates should be exactly the same. But if you're using a full service accounting system, you entered the transaction and then the bank is entering it. You always know the data, you know the timeframe before the bank. So this date should always be maybe the same date, but always before you would think when the bank date is. Okay, so 7570, 7570, boom! And then let's make that green and do one more, one more time, one more round. I didn't hear no bell. I don't stop stuff until bells are ringing in my head, which happens quite often. So I stop and start, I stop and start things all the time.


I mean, the chilling part in this story is that the parents agreed reluctantly to let their child be sent to a kind of a rehabilitation center. They just wanted it to be within Montana where they're from. Well, the doctors chose Wyoming. And when the parents objected, police showed up their door and CFS showed up. And that's when really, I think, the custody battle came to a head. And they were accused of refusing medical care for their child. Now, you could see why CFS gets involved in cases like this. But when we understand what they meant by refused medical care, well, they refused to accept the stated gender of their child. And the end of the story is even Saturday, January 19. The court basically gave CFS custody of their daughter. And so that's why the parents used this language of they kidnapped her. And she has since the daughter has since been given the custody of the daughter who's since gone to her biological mother who, according to the story, has a history of abuse.


That's the wall. Alright, what's going on, man? Good, yeah? Yeah, not bad. Nice. Matches only. Matches only. Training top-less today, eh? Who are you? We're just business. Oh, come on, kid. You're massive. Third one, let's skate from the cross. Feel like for the black short. Back. Go all the way back. Left leg, leg coming out. Two out on your hips. Out to win the next round. Yeah, and basically the other way, please, on the second red course. Two on the last leg, charge. Left leg this time, left leg facing down. Facing the other way on your way back out on the second course. Thread high, four goals in the second round. Go! Bucking away from the last game of the year.  New partner, about it. It's a four to your sweet side. Come on, kiddie. Two on the last leg. All in 15. 12, 13, 14. 15, 16. Again, yeah? I know you scored. You got that! First, then you have to work yourself. Work everyone else. Think about what you're doing. You don't want to do what you're sitting. You don't want to do what you're playing. You get to the point where you want one of them. The camera and ours will have to do that. Come on, then, come to see the Zorro. Looking down. Why are you assuming right here, don't you think? You just want to, like, close up there, look. Touch enough, yeah? Touch is enough to start with. Touch is enough to start with. Touch is good enough. Miscalculation. Keep it, keep it. Let's show the end, let's show the end. Hey, work!  Safe.


Let's talk about that one that one last one the last wave you got in on your knees. Oh, yeah, that took a little skill


Personal finance practice problem using OneNote. Mutual fund commission load front end load. Prepare to get financially fit by practicing personal finance. You're not required to, but if you have access to OneNote, would like to follow along. We're in the icon left-hand side practice problems tab and the 1320 mutual fund commission load front and load tab. Also take a look at the immersive reader tool, practice problems typically in the text area too with the same name, same number, but with transcripts, transcripts that can be translated into multiple languages that either listened to or read in them. We're considering mutual funds, remembering that as individual investors, we could invest in individual stocks and bonds, but most likely we're gonna be utilizing tools like mutual funds and ETFs, allowing us to pool our money together in a fund with other investors. The fund manager then investing those funds in a broader array of securities in accordance with the rules of the fund, possibly allowing us more diversification as individual investors than we can get otherwise. Also remember when you're talking about something like a 401K plan or an IRA, you don't typically wanna think of them as completely separate than other investment tools such as mutual funds because usually you have a mutual fund that is under the umbrella of an IRA or a 401K plan or something like that, which gives you tax benefits that you have to consider, but it also restricts your access to the funds that's kind of the trade off.  So when we're managing the fund or you're thinking about a mutual fund, there are different kinds of fees that are gonna be involved with the fund. Obviously the fund has to basically take care of just the managing of the fund. Those fees could vary depending on how much leeway you are giving to the fund manager to be able to pick and choose different securities within the fund. So the more leeway you're given to the manager, the more you need a professional fund manager, the more they're gonna basically charge as a fee to the fund most likely, or you might be on the other side of things and say, look, I don't want the fund manager to have a lot of leeway. I just want to have an indexed fund, tying the fund to say an index, the averaging tools that we use in some way that really limits the fund manager's capacity to pick and choose. And you really just need a fund manager to kind of try to tie out the investments in the fund to the index, which still means you're gonna have fees, but they might be a lesser. We also could have fees on the front end, and we could have the fees basically on the back end when you buy them or when you sell them. So you wanna keep these kinds of concepts in mind when investing in the mutual fund. Okay, so we're gonna say that we have an investment that we're gonna invest in $60,000. We're concentrating here on the commission load when purchase front end load. So this is the type of charge that you could get when you're purchasing the fund, which you could see here is basically a commission. Now, you may be able to avoid that kind of charge depending on who you're buying the fund from. So you wanna keep in mind whether or not you have a commission load. Basically, you're paying kind of like a broker for the purchase of the fund, or could you go directly to the source of the fund for example, and possibly not be paying the commission load. Once again, this is one of the three kind of possible charges we can think of as a fund, right? You got the front end load when you purchase the fund, which is kind of like a commission that you wanna consider if you can avoid that commission if at all possible. You've got the management of the fund, which is generally gonna be going on going as you own the fund. You would think as you're paying for the management of the different assets within the fund, which will be dependent upon how much control you have given to the manager of the fund, and then you could have the back end fees when you sell the fund, which possibly could be applicable if, for example, they want you to hold on to the fund for some timeframe. So you can imagine a situation where if you buy and sell the fund very quickly, that's something that they don't want to happen, so they might charge you when you sell the fund. So if we then just calculate if there is a commission and we put $60,000, the calculation would, of course, be straightforward. If they charge us to 6.2%, then what we would be paying the one-time charge that we would have would be the 3,270, which is simply the 60,000 times 0.062. And so we're thinking that's the one-time charge that we wanna consider. Are we paying that? That might have our effect, our decision-making process. Is there any way that we can avoid that kind of charge and then consider if there are any other kind of fees that are involved, including the fund maintenance kind of charges, comparing that to other similar types of investments. And if there's any back-end charges for us when we sell the fund that might have a kind of timeframe restriction on it, we'll talk more about those in future presentations.