Stay tuned until the end of this video if you want an update on the upcoming surgery situation. So I was working on some stuff, right? I look up. This is what I see. Just staring. Such dedication. What could she possibly want? Heaven is a tennis ball. Good girl. Good morning my beautiful internet friends. Welcome back. I am Jo and this is Savie's butt because she's a little camera shy today. I wanted to talk to you about the book Stronger. This is a book written by a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing. He lost both of his legs above the knee. Now I've had this book in my Audible playlist for quite a while. I knew that I wanted to read it but I was scared to honestly. I knew that he went into the ups and the downs of becoming disabled, being an amputee, and I was kind of scared to access some of those emotions and I wanted to hear about it from someone else who'd gone through it but it was also I knew it was going to be like an emotional process for me. So a couple days ago I finally hit play on my Audible app and started listening and I was really enjoying it. He is a great author. It's super entertaining and I got about I want to say a third of the way through to when he is in the hospital he's starting to learn how to do stuff again like go to bed and that is when I came across a line that made me stop. This line made me really angry and I honestly pride myself on being very difficult to offend or upset. I don't get angry at other people very often like ever but I couldn't help it with this and let me pause and say on the off chance Jeff Bowman that you ever watched this video which I sincerely doubt but if you do I understand this line was not meant in the way that it came across but here's what he wrote and I quote having a knee is huge for amputees. If you lose one leg below the knee you'll be back to your normal life in weeks.  Please don't take this like I was angry at Jeff for writing this because I'm not but I am really angry at this concept and this idea. I am now 16 weeks past a below the knee amputation I got to keep my knee which I am incredibly grateful for. I would never think to comment on the life of someone with an above the knee amputation let alone two that must bring challenges that I have no way to conceptualize. You know I know that I don't know what life like that is like but also someone who does not have a below the knee amputation doesn't know what that's like. I fully realize that being a bilateral above the knee amputee probably brings a lot more challenges than a below knee amputee on just one side. Let's just get out of the way fully fully fully fully aware however at the same time. I don't think that any good is done and I think a lot of damage is done by belittling the struggle of another person unintentionally or intentionally. There is no going back to normal just to clear the air on that. There is no normal. There's a new normal that I will find but the way life was before will never be the case again. I could go on for quite some time about the way that life is different because it is different. It is changed. I am no longer invisible in public. People stare at me all the time. I now question my husband's attraction to me because he married someone with two legs and now I look different. At home I'm walking around hopping. I'm not walking around. I balance on one leg brushing my teeth.  I swear to you every time that I go somewhere new for the first time where people know me I have to give myself like a pep talk to get out the door because I know that this is the first time they're going to see me like this and I don't know how they're going to react and I don't know what conversations are going to come up and it's uncomfortable. It's doable. Life is absolutely worth living and I am able to adjust to life like this but it's weird. It's uncomfortable. It's different. It's not normal. So I'm still in crutches. There are complications which a lot of amputees do have. I'm not unique enough. Going anywhere takes planning. Like before I would just grab my purse and run out the door. Now I really have to think about everything I could possibly need because getting in the car and getting out of the car in itself this is probably going to sound dumb is kind of exhausting between carrying crutches and I usually carry a backpack of things because now there are items I need to carry with me as an amputee which I may do a video on at another time which I never had to do before as a able bodied person. Everything is different. Everything is new. I expend more energy simply by living by existing as an amputee so I'm tired a lot and please don't take this as me complaining or lamenting my new life because I realize that this would be the case but also adjusting is difficult. Also it's going to take a little while and I will not be going back to normal life within weeks. That's never going to happen. The thing is there's moving forward to a beautiful awesome new life but it's new. It's exhausting. It brings a lot of different things and it's hard and that's okay and just because others have it harder in no way decreases my own struggle if that makes sense. I think we can apply this to any situation. So often we're told oh someone else has it worse like that's supposed to make our situation better and frankly it doesn't. We have to acknowledge the reality of our own situations if we're going to get through them in a healthy way I truly believe. Sincerely I am so excited about the life that I am moving towards but that doesn't detract from life that I've lost and the time that I do need to spend grieving that and so just to set the record straight I would like to say that for all below knee amputees out there I recognize that life does not go back to normal within a couple weeks or really ever. You find a new normal and that becomes normal but your old normal is gone and you have to grieve that and also for anyone who's ever experienced any life changing event I realize the same thing is true I don't think this just applies to amputees I think it applies to a lot of different people probably a situation in your life if you're watching this right now. We all have our own crosses to bear our our burdens that we carry let's not judge each others just because we're carrying our own thank you for listening guys I truly appreciate it and again Jeff if you see this I'm not mad and I really hope you didn't come across that way I was just angry at like the concept that I could go back to normal life only because I lost part of my life there are some days I wish I could just go back to normal life with certain things like just daily household activities like I'd really like to be able to vacuum my house of the clumps of dog hair that I will not show on camera because I'm ashamed of the clumps of dog hair but vacuuming my house means hopping around on crutches which is really exhausting and I have three levels so it takes some planning and I'll get it done just not right now and maybe I'll leave that for Brian when he gets home as always thank you for being a part of my journey guys you are amazing I truly appreciate you I did want to give you a quick life update for those of you who are interested in it are following this channel for more than just finding this video I am having surgery again I will most likely have that at the beginning of April I did go see another surgeon on Wednesday a lot was found out in that conversation I will be updating you further on that shortly but I did want to let you know for everyone who has been asking and I so appreciate everyone who cares yes I officially more officially do need to have surgery it was good to get a second opinion the bursa issue is not going away it is getting worse with rest with ice with compression which is weird and not normal and so we're definitely going to have to go ahead and remove it I'm not looking forward to that I am looking forward to bringing you guys with me that will be silver lining to a gloomy cloud that I am not a big fan of but hey we'll get through it won't we be on the lookout for more in-depth video coming up soon in the next couple days on that appointment and kind of what came of that and what the future looks like all right guys that's actually it for me now I'll talk to you soon


Welcome back to Tennis Talk, my name's Caen Williams and it's time to go through the top 10 predictions for next year for 2022 on the ATP. We've gone through the WTA rankings predictions and we'll see how we go with the predictions because it's really tough to do those predictions especially for the WTA. This time we're focusing on the men, let's start with number 10 in my predictions. So the end of the 2022 season, I think that it's going to be Matteo Barattini at number 10, currently ranked at number 7 in the world and had a pretty good season this year. A lot of us probably thought that he wasn't going to be in the top 10 by the end of 2021 and he has some points that he can make up next year. He can make points up at the Master 1000 events in Monte Carlo, Miami and Canada. And we do know that he is an all-court player, he's played well at every single slam, of course making the Wimbledon final, but that's where he has points to lose. At the Wimbledon final, that's his biggest points loss, also made the Madrid final on the clay and also won the Queens Club events. So three big events there in the middle of the season where he'll have to defend a lot of points, but there is some upside for Barattini. I just think that Wimbledon, he was going to lose a lot of points. I don't think he can back up that result. He might make the semi-final, maybe the quarter-final, but he's going to lose a lot of points there. So that's why I've got him down at number 10. Matteo Barattini got him down at number 10. I feel like that little grass court season between Queens Club and the Wimbledon final, I think that's where he's going to lose a lot of these points. So I've got him down at number 10. I still think he can stay in the top 10 based on his results on every surface, but the grass court season, I feel like he might lose some points. Let's go check out who I have at number nine. So at number nine, this one might be a little bit interesting and a little bit controversial for you guys, but I'm going to go with Denyshapovalov. Now, we all know that Shapo is super inconsistent, and that's his biggest problem. But I feel like he's best, and he showed his best at parts this season, that he can be in the top 10 and solidify his spot at number nine. He has a lot of points up for grabs. He can make points at Cincinnati. Also, the French Open, he didn't play this year, and the Paris Indoor is a tournament that he's done well at in the past. So I feel like there's a lot of potential for Shapo at those three tournaments, especially the French Open. He could easily make a quarterfinal, semifinal there, in my opinion, but the points he has to lose. He's obviously got the semifinal of Wimbledon that he's got to defend. Also, the Rome Open semifinal, and the Miami Open from 2019, he has to defend those points. So a lot of semifinals he has to defend, but I reckon next year, he's starting to piece it all together. He just beat Rafa Nadal in an exhibition event. I know that's an exhibition, and Rafa's coming back, but I believe Shapo is going to make a big step next year and improve on his results from this year. So Shapovalov, he is at number nine in the rankings. Maybe one of the more controversial picks for you guys, because a lot of people probably don't believe in Shapovalov as much as I do. But I think Shapovalov can make the next step and be a bit more consistent next year. All right, let's go check out who I have at number eight. So at number eight, another one that's a little bit interesting. I've got Andrei Rublev at number eight. I think he's going to drop down a little bit in the rankings. Currently number five in the world. He's at a career high ranking. I just feel like he's going to lose a few points next year and drop down the ranks a bit. He's got points to gain, though, at Indian Wells, Paris, and in Shanghai, the Asian swing. So he does have some points to make up on the hard courts, which is probably his preferred surface. But he has points to lose at both the Monte Carlo and Cincinnati Finals that he made this year and the Rotterdam event that he won this year. So I feel like those three tournaments are big for him and it's going to be tough for him to replicate the form. This year overall wasn't a great year for Rublev, even though he is still in the top five or he did make the top five. Just didn't play well compared to 2020. So we'll see what he does. I just, I don't know. I just have a feeling that Rublev is going to be one of the guys that drops down the rankings. Stay in the top 10, but I think he'll drop down. So Andre Rublev, I've got him at number eight. Again, just dropping down the rankings a fair bit. I just don't know if he can replicate the sort of intensity. And I feel like he's a bit of a one-trick pony and people are starting to figure out how to beat him. And that's what's going to be dangerous. He needs to get a bit more variety in his game going forward. All right, let's go have a look at who I've got at number seven. Number seven, this one might be a little bit interesting as well. And again, it seems to be a common theme. It's the young kids that are coming up. And I've got Yannick Sinner at number seven. I feel like this year, a lot of credit to him getting in the top 10. He finished at number 10 in the world, played the ATB Finals, played very, very well at the ATB Finals. And I feel like he's starting to figure out how to beat those guys at the top of the game. Maybe not the goats. Those guys at the top of the game like the Medvedevs, the Zverevs, he's starting to get a little bit closer to those guys. He's got points to gain as well at Wimbledon, the Paris Indors, and of course the Asian Swing at the Shanghai Open that he hadn't played because it wasn't on this year. And if it's on next year, he's got a lot of points up for grabs there. But he does have points to lose at some key events. The Miami Open at the start of next year, he did make the final at the Miami Open this year. Also Washington, he won that tournament. 500 points there and the Antwerp Open as well. He's got 250 points there. But if he can ever break out of a slam or if he can do really well at one of those Masters 1000 tournaments, maybe even win one of them, I just feel like he can go up the rankings and I feel like he can only go up from here. I feel like he's just starting to reach his true potential making the top 10. I didn't think he'd be in top 10 by this year by the end of this year, but he's proven me wrong and I'm going to give him some credit and think that he's going to go up a little bit higher. So Yannick's dinner at number seven. A lot of people might think he's going to be at number three, but I'm going to be a little bit more conservative and put him at number seven. Let's go have a check at who I have at number six. So number six in the world, this might be one of my wildest predictions so far, especially with recent news in the last couple of days. But I've got Dominic team at number six. Now let me explain. So Dominic team, we all know that he's probably going to be outside the top 40 because of his withdrawal from the Australian Open where he's going to lose a lot of points. But I do think he can make a big comeback. Now he has points to gain at places like Wimbledon, Indian Wells, the US Open didn't play those events this year, of course with the injury that he had. He's currently ranked 15 in the world, by the way, and he does have points to lose. Unfortunately, at the Australian Open, which he will be losing those points, 100% losing those points, which means he'll be dropping down the ranks even further than he is or some Madrid and Barcelona two events that he has to back up. But once he loses all those points, he can only go up from there and he's only going to be able to improve his results. There's nothing really to worry about after losing the Australian Open finals points. And I believe a healthy Dominic team can still beat anybody in the world. So Dominic team, I put a lot of faith in team this year to make a massive comeback. Now, of course, at the end of January, a lot of you are probably looking at these rankings going, well, he's number 40. This is no chance. He's going to be way down the ranks, but I still believe that team, if he has a good clay court season, can rock it up the rank. Let's have a look at who I have a number five for next season. So number five, this one might not be as big a shock, but I've got Stephanos City Pass at number five. Currently ranked number four, but I've got him down at number five. Probably have a similar season to what he did this year, I believe. The US Open is where he could gain some points. Also Wimbledon and the ATB finals, if he does make it. So he has a lot of upside on those tournaments. Not great at Wimbledon. We've seen that over the last few years. But you know, the US Open and the ATB finals, he's done well there before. We could see him do something there. But he has a lot of points to lose, especially at the clay court season and in the first six months of the year. French Open final, the Monte Carlo Masters, and also the Australian Open semifinals. A lot of points are up in the air for City Pass in that first half of the season. So very important that he has a good clay court season. So I don't think he's going to go any higher than he is. Maybe drop a spot because I've added some extra players in the top four, but I think City Pass, where he is right now is about perfect. Stephanos City Pass at number five. And like I said, I feel like the clay court season is going to be crucial. If he doesn't get to the final of the French Open, maybe he can make up some points at the US Open and the American hard court season and of course the ATB finals. All right, let's go have a look at who I have at number four in the rankings for this time next year. All right, having a look at number four and I've got the goat of clay, Rafa Nadal. Now he is currently number six in the world. So I've got him in number four, but he has so many points that he can make up. He can make up points in Indian Wells. He can make points up at the US Open and of course the ATB finals will be qualified. He can do something there. So a lot of points up for Grafs Rafa in the second half of the year and of course Indian Wells in March, but it's going to have to get through the clay court season doing well. He has a lot of points up to lose in that part of the season. Of course, the French Open in 2020, he has a thousand points to lose there. So half the points, which is what the rule was, half the points from two years ago or in 2020. The Rome Open, he won that last year and the Canadian Open back in 2019. I feel like he's got a big upside wrapper, especially on the hard courts. If he can do what he does every year on clay and just play well, I believe in Rafa and I think he's going to be number four. The Rafa Nadal at number four, like I said, depends on the injury when he comes back. We'll see how he looks. Does he still look like the old wrapper? Because sometimes when you have a foot or a leg injury and you come back, especially when you rely on your movement, you don't always do as well as you used to be able to do because movement's a big thing for Rafa and if he can't move well, he won't be able to play well. We'll see what happens, but I believe Rafa will come back strong and I think that he'll get to number four. All right, let's go to the top three now. Number three might surprise a few of you. So we're into the top three now and the number three player in the world this time next year, I believe, is going to be Novak Djokovic. I think Nolay is going to drop down the ranks. Now he's obviously number one in the world right now and he has points to gain, which is kind of scary because he didn't play that many Masters 1000 events. Indian Wells, Cincinnati and Shanghai, which is tournaments that he's done very well in the past. All of those points are up for grabs for Novak because he hasn't played them over the last few seasons but the points to lose, the three big ones. Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, he has 6,000 combined points to lose at those events. Now, the reason why I've got him at number three and not at number two or one is because we don't know if he's playing the Australian Open. If he doesn't play the Australian Open, 2,000 points disappear like that. Feel like that Australian Open is crucial. If he plays, he could stay at number one. If he doesn't play, he might drop down to number two or three. All right, so Novak Djokovic at number three and I know a few of the comments already are probably thinking that I'm crazy but like I said, if he doesn't play the Australian Summer, that's where he has a lot of points. 2,000 points from the Australian Open. He has points from the ATP Cup as well that he has to defend. Feel like Novak's not going to have it as well on the clay court season either. But hey, he's proven me wrong many a times in his career so we'll see what happens this time next year. All right, let's go have a look at who I have at number two in the world for this time next year. All right, so the number two player at the end of the 2022 season I think is going to be Alexander Zverev. Now, currently number three in the world, he has points to gain at places like Monte Carlo, Miami and in Shanghai. Now, he hasn't played those tournaments over the last few years or he hasn't done well there in the last few years but he can play on all surfaces, can Zverev. So that's why I believe that he can do well, especially at Shanghai where he made the final a few years ago, Miami Open and the Monte Carlo Masters. I feel like he can do well there but he has a lot of points to save at some big events. He had to be finals, obviously won that last year. Got a lot of points up for grabs there. If he does not play well there, he will lose a lot of points. Madrid and Cincinnati where he won both those tournaments this year. So a lot of points there. I've got him at number two. I think he leapfrogs Djokovic based on Djokovic not playing the Australian Open but you could definitely switch the two up with Zverev and Djokovic. But I believe Zverev wins the slam next year and he gets number two in the world. So Alexander Zverev at number two he's a little bit higher than Djokovic but I think that you could easily change those two around depending on who plays the Australian Open. We don't know if Novak's going to play and I think if he doesn't play Zverev can leapfrog him. All right, let's go have a look at who I have at number one in the world for this time next year. Okay, so for the number one in the world for the end of the 2022 season I have Daniel Medvedev. Now he has a lot of points that he can actually gain which is kind of scary because he played pretty well last year and he still almost took the world number one ranking. Now he has points to gain at places like Indian Wells, the Rome Open and in Shanghai. Now he did win Shanghai two years ago so if we do aviation swing in 2022 he will be a very big favorite during that tournament or during that swing. Points to lose of course the U.S. Open of course the win at the U.S. Open this year Australian Open final and also the HB finals final. He has a lot of points that he has to save at those events. Most of his points are at those three events in particular but like I said I feel like he can back up those points if Djokovic doesn't play the Australian Open. Medvedev is the favorite and probably possibly wins it because he played very well this year at the Australian Open until he played Novak. So Medvedev's only got an upside and I feel like this is going to be one of the seasons. I think 2022 is going to be the season where we get two or three different number ones in the world. So I feel like Medvedev will snatch it at the end but I feel like he's going to get to number one and then he's going to get taken away from him but he finished at number one and that's why I've got him there. So Daniel Medvedev at number one in the world and like I said I think it's going to be very very interesting in 2022. I feel like the ranking the world number one ranking is going to change hands between two or maybe three maybe even four different players throughout the season but I feel like Medvedev will snatch it at the end just because he is so good at the end of the season. Let me know down the comments below. What do you think of the rankings? You pick your rankings put them in the description below or put them in the comments below. I want to know what you think and who you think is going to be in the top 10. Did I miss out on anybody? People are probably thinking where's Federer? I don't think Federer is going to play enough but let me know down the comments below who you like and who do you think is going to be in the top 10 next year? So they're the top 10 predictions for the ATP. Go check out the WTA ranking predictions as well. We did a video on that.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with another case of jaspys big hit express multi-sport series five break five Thanks to all of these folks right here for getting into the action Some pretty good stuff. I'm sure everyone read the Everyone saw what what could be pulled High risk high reward everyone knows this right. There's more details on the The combo the team page and the rules page on jaspyscasebrakes.com Before you buy in make sure you read all of that so you know what's gonna happen in this break There are all the combos right here by the way So let's copy and paste it into a blank list on ram.org I know there's a lot of spacing right here, but it'll line up. It'll line up perfectly also We forgot to add Apologies to our crew out there in Wisconsin. We forgot to add the Milwaukee bucks on this Or sorry the Milwaukee Brewers on this so if there is any brewery There was already one that was pulled and we randomize it to the group same drill if we happen to find a brewer's card In this particular set. I think there's still Might still be one more at least one more out there. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it three and a four seven times for each list one two three four five six and Seventh and final time after seven we got prim down to Adam. Copperman. All right three and a four seven times for the teams one two three Seventh and final time. We've got the right three and a four seven seven perfect. We've got the Chargers Nets all the way down to Bill's Jags Padres If you want to trade remember you got to trade the entire block of teams You can't pick them apart and trade One of the three and then not trade you gotta trade the whole block if you want to trade no one's traded yet All right, I'm not gonna try to preserve my voice not read off to all of this But I'll tell you who you got then I'll alphabetize by your first names So you can see what teams you have and they'll re alphabetize by team names when I do the break. All right We got Robert with the Chargers Nets tongue with the Cowboys and jazz James with the Braves Eagles Adam with the Reds in the Washington football team Cory with those teams Victor with those teams Chris last but Mojo Maz and Orioles Josh with that group of teams right there Dom Chris Rory A's Broncos Adam Chris Angelo Brian Yancy Nick James Adam James you got it got my Lakers in that group there Adam Wilson Jason winner Chris Derek Josh Kurt Nick Coba Derek. It's got my Raiders in that group Matt Matthew Rory Rory got your Packers. There you go Adam Brad and Adam oh and Josh Mellon you got you have my my Dodgers in this group as well All right, let's sort by column a by your first names right here And let's take a look back at your names and teams again Matthew Stubblefield has the has this up this group up for trade He doesn't doesn't want the Tigers pistons group. All right now. I'm gonna flip away from the screen just for a second You're thinking what Joe what case are we gonna do got a randomized for that? So let's flip back to This screen right here. We're also keeping track of the hit list people and hit list promo I know I thought I thought you would be happy with that. Okay, that's that you're saying you're happy with that Thought you were unhappy with that All right, so now we'll roll this not roll it again, but we're use the same dice roll three and a four seven times for the case numbers one two three four five six and Seven in final time number on top is seven after seven we got seven on top. So lucky seven Be right back. Let me grab that. All right. So if you see on the top camera right there, you can see case seven any trades Dom has his teams for trade All right, we'll pause. Let's pause the video We're gonna see if there's any trades and when we come back. We'll have the break to stick around All right. Welcome back folks. Look at that. There was a deal done So Chris and Dom got that got a trade done. So Dom is out of the Phillies Falcons Blazers spot And is now in the Dallas Mavericks Orioles spot Chris is out of that spot and in the Phillies Falcons Blazers spot We'll put a tee next to there for trades. So if you're following along at home You can see who draws first blood in that trade All right, let's print and let's get that case popped open Let's see who gets what Good luck everybody. So by by first name. There it is. There you go Good luck, everybody. Our tamper resistant tape on here a little padding here And what do we got here a 2020 triple threads letter plus autograph relic book card Wow, good start here to break number five and it's gonna be Rockies Yeah, Todd Helton. Wow There's the big letter right there a couple other relics down there part of the Rockies badge on the bottom left One of one and his autograph That is nice Who's got the Rockies? That's Rory with the Rockies Packers wizards combo Rory all aboard the big hit express Thanks for getting in buddy appreciate that man Secure right back in here. There you go. Pretty nice. Todd Helton's pretty good next one We have here a little fuzz from the packaging We have Charles Barkley nice Five out of ten Suns edition of Charles Barkley Hey Ashley's in the house to subash There it is nice Suns That's good. That's the Dodgers Browns Suns combo Going to Josh Melton It's a nice Charles Barkley Ashley, I was trying to convince Your your your other half Rory to come visit when it gets super cold in Wisconsin For most of each vacation All right, what else do we have here? We've got a bat barrel It's Jose Abreu one of one from tier one Piece of his lumber limited lumber That's awesome.  That's Adam Cupperman with the White Sox Steelers Warriors combo. You'd have pretty good season this year too Adam All aboard the big hit express Go Ashley. Yeah, you got an excuse to visit. Yeah, no worries. I'm thanks for getting in Gotta start making up for that that charger swing and miss All right, here we go This feels like a great is a graded card. It's a 910 on the grade And it's treasured moments Terry Bradshaw Wait, that's Adam again White Sox Steelers Warriors Graded a 9 and 10 treasured moments from 2019 NT football Centering and edges are a 9-5 the corners and surface are a 9 as autograph is a 10 That's pretty cool. Bradshaw leads Steelers to first play off a win Over my raiders. I don't remember those days there. All right. All right. Wait, is that number? It is whoa one of one I didn't even notice that Back-to-back hits and train whistles from the same group All aboard the big hit express Oh, no, I almost This is a different one. I almost tossed this. What did I almost throw away folks? I almost threw away A 9 5 10 Or no, just a 9 5 no auto. I almost threw away a 9 5 Ezekiel Elliott From 2016 Donner's optic football. This is rookie Ezekiel Elliott Centering Centering is a 9 the edges are a 10 and the corners and surface are a 9 5 I feel like it's hard to get a 9 5 on these guys on the surface 7 out of 10 in break numbers And uh, no, we had sevens on the dice rolls or in case seven 7 out of 10 I think that's completely random though. Yeah folks, by the way, we didn't get cute with this like Break 23 and 20 case 23 24 Doesn't mean I mean it's unless there were just randomly there But we didn't intentionally do anything Like that if you get catch my drift that goes to tongue and the cowboys Jazz combo and I almost threw away your hit. Sorry man. That's why I do those checks every time All right, and the sixth and final hit Good luck. Oh looks like another graded card No auto basketball player psa 10 gem mint 10 bam pj washington jr. Orange ice From 2019 panini prism basketball. That is strong a lot of upside for uh for this guy charlotte hornets That'll go to chris maxwell with the blue jays colts hornets combo And there you go ladies and gentlemen another one of these breaks coming up a lot more still for sale on jasby's case creates dot com We're a little booked up for the evening But we can still get to it late tonight If you're willing to stay up or you can watch this these videos. Thanks for watching. I'm joe. I'll see you next time for the next one


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Hello guys, Fernando here from FB Soccer. In this session most of it is going to be about dribbling We will start nice and slow. We'll start first with the right foot in and out. Only your right foot Do not use your left foot on this one. Then you'll do a few reps with your left foot I like to do about eight reps of each one of these drills at least You feel free to do more if you feel like you need to do more Right now you can see I'm using my left foot in and out. I still take Very small touches. I try to stay as close to the counts as I can You can also see that with my left foot. It feels a little bit more awkward I think I'm still doing a good job, but I could definitely go a little quicker It's been a while since I did this, but yeah, I'm getting back into it And my plan is to keep on going and yeah, just keep getting better Now you can see I'm trying to use both feet. I get to go a little quicker in this one I love doing this one. You do the outside the inside outside inside. Just try to build a rhythm. I Really like doing this pattern After we are moving into some right footed roll chops So as you can see we go in through the cones with the outside And then we roll it back into the other side and we receive with our left foot Here's a little slow-mo so you guys can see more in detail of how you do it Also do about eight reps of each now. We're doing the left foot Once again, it's a little bit more awkward. I'm still doing fine. I managed to do it, but yeah Just keep practicing Especially the ones that are not the conventional way of doing it All of these are you know ball mastery type dribbling patterns using a ladder now in this one We're using a little bit of a pull push as I call it but on this one Just make sure you pull and push but on that push you're also opening your hips up This is a very useful skill for midfielders on standard bags outside bags literally for any player in the middle of the field Or even on the line. It's one that you really really need to have in your in your arsenal of skills Yeah, I I like doing this one a lot. I tell my players to be very very very Conscious when they do this Why are they doing this? Why do I have to repeat this time after time? It's just make sure that that muscle memory gets developed. I really write like this kind of drills Here's a slow-mo again with my left foot See in pull push in pull push in pull push and yeah Just build that rhythm. Just keep on going and push yourself go as fast as you can just make sure you do not Sacrifice technique if you start sacrificing technique, then it's just not good enough This one is one of my favorites actually It's a very common skill in footsail, but a lot of soccer players use it as well It's a little pull flick and drag it and advance.  It's very good for breaking ankles. You just gotta make sure you do it speed There's a lot of Brazilian players. I love doing this. Coutinho uses this all the time even Neymar It's a very very efficient skill and once again guys As I said just try to do this for about eight sets each one feel free to do more of course the more you Do the merrier Just make sure that each time you try to go a little quicker Maybe try to add a different skill use both feet and definitely work extra on The foot that you need to work on the most in my case. It's my left So I'm gonna try to do a few more reps with my left foot Try to get it as even as I can to my right foot But even then guys don't be too hard on yourselves You will always have a dominant foot and a non-dominant foot and well All you can do is just work and try to get it as good as you can This is it for the video today guys. I really hope you guys enjoyed it and I'll catch you guys on the next one I appreciate that and yeah, FDB out. Peace


Great welcome to the last set news to get top stories and crypto bring out a bite-sized piece today Just as the thumbnail and title suggest Looks like block and Tesla are getting together to mine Bitcoin So we're going to talk about exactly what that means and why there's going to be a couple of narratives put to rest one of those being Electricity and ESG issues with Bitcoin. Also, we'll take a look at the big announcement yesterday from Jack Mollers And is it actually huge? Well, maybe and probably later And lastly, we'll take a look at layer one crypto near near protocol Just almost 25% on some pretty big news. And lastly, we'll do five questions in five minutes So we'll Q&A at the end so hold your questions But first for that, let's take a look at the market. What's going on? Also, if you're here for the live stream welcome, thanks for stopping by if you're here for the replay Just know there's going to be time stands below so you can jump around whatever you want to watch But it makes sense to go in a linear motion. Let's jump into the market So first of all, let me just tell you The new mic is working out pretty well so far. The other one is going to be shipped in by tomorrow So a little echo. Hey, sorry. That's what we have right now. But again the market itself Bitcoin everything's Pretty much sideways a little bit down in some areas I can say a theorem's not actually up a little bit I think there's a lot of hype a lot of speculation going on about the merge Which is going to happen sometime No one really knows the Ethereum foundation has yet to release that date unless somebody has other information I haven't seen that'd be great and Also, just so you know that merge where we go from proof of work to proof of stake for a theorem will not lower the Ethereum fees, so I don't hate to burst your bubble, but that's what's going on still a theorem fan But we'll see how it works out tell us tether Binance coins down a little bit Everything's down. I think except for well near protocol and we'll talk about that a bit and see 1.3 for cosmos I own Cosmos good stuff Interoperability and things like that. I think it's just down across the board So if you're waiting for the Bitcoin conference to really, you know spice things up I'm sorry to disappoint but it happens every single year until there's like a big announcement this announcement wasn't That big for what people think it is and we'll get into that a bit. So first of all, let's just jump into it Let's talk about the story which I that was pretty interesting about what's going on, which is a block stream and block Unless Tesla to break it ground on Bitcoin mining and here's what's going on. So Jack Dorsey's Digital payments company block also was formerly known as square and Bitcoin infrastructure provider block stream Announce a what's going on with Bitcoin mining. They're enlisting help from Tesla And they have broken ground on a solar and bow and power solar and battery powered Bitcoin mine operation. That's pretty big West Texas based Bitcoin mine will use solar and storage technology from Tesla The facility would power by Tesla's 3.8 megawatt solar array and 12 megawatt hour mega pack whatever great All this means to me is this there's been a big discussion about the power issues that come about because of Bitcoin money Well, now you have an alternative to that maybe these ESG Different issues that people have been raised about how Bitcoin takes a lot way too much power to mine I can be put to rest just a little bit because we don't have to do a hundred percent Renewables, but this is step in the right direction to offset that awful narrative That's a Bitcoin is just awful for the environment anyhow The mine is expected to be completed later this year They've broken grounds and making progress and just so you know the combination of Tesla photovoltaics and mega pack Battery equipment will drive the 30 pedahashes per second of mining hardware at the facility with 100% solar energy nice that again 100% solar energy so Those narratives again Can a little bit be be put to rest and we actually talked about this there was a video We put out it was called Bitcoin and power consumption We took a look at the deep dive and Janet yelling complaining and so on and so forth And really if we take a look at the power consumption Bitcoin terawatt hour per year is right on par with really gold mining and this is from some Cambridge Power index may actually take a look here that Bitcoin is not too far off from a lot of different things iron and steel takes 1233 lighting in the US is 60 AC is 2199 So as far as terawatts per hour, we're right on par with a lot of different things And when we take a look at the next story about what's going on, it's gonna be abundantly clear why we still need to do these things and power You know the most secure network that's ever been created. So that's what's going on. Hopefully that'll help the narrative again Let's move on to a next piece. This one's a little bit longer And we've been hearing about this Everybody's heard about this this big announcement from Jack Mahler's and some people say it's like huge as some people say It's just middle of the road I'm gonna let you decide but I'm gonna talk about it briefly and just give you my experiences about What this really means? This is not gonna move the The the market that much we can see what happened with the actual price action But I think in the long run, it'll be good. Now. Let's take a look here so I just put the question I was like was that the big announcement and because when I heard that Jack Mahler's and letting network had part had partnered up with Shopify and some of the POS services and like Point of sale service like what who cares, right? I don't think it was that big a deal But then on Twitter you can see a lot of different comments and really shapes the whole narrative So if you don't know you're living under a rock This is what's been happening. Jack Mahler's came out and he just get a give a great presentation about the history of Transactions and he talks about the diners club back in the 40s How they just stopped paying or just stopped using money as they could use just a credit-based system And it made a lot of sense and he talked about how there's just different interplays But really what it comes out of this I'll break down this 44-minute presentation as fast as I possibly can He says right now since diners club in 49. This hasn't changed Which is the transaction process so If I or you want to make a transaction there's really five people there's me the person who's made the transaction There's the seller the store of those two people and then in the middle are my bank your bank and the card network Where that be visa master card or whatever else and the thing is is that? The banks and the card network take a little bit of peace of the pie So if you send a hundred bucks they might make three dollars Which doesn't seem like too much unless you take a look at the billions of transactions They go on every single day. It's a lot of money. It's a lot of money. So that essentially what is going on? So what Jack said here? He goes well, we're just gonna cut out The banks and the card network and we're just gonna use Bitcoin and when I first heard I'm like that doesn't make a lot of sense But then if you take a look at how lightning network works actually First of all, they're not using Bitcoin they're using the actual network. I think this is a big thing that people miss even me I miss this part. I had to do a little a little education journey and What they're doing here is what he said is look if I'm gonna put a hundred dollars I'm gonna use the Bitcoin or the lightning network and I'm gonna transfer it using Bitcoin Over here and right when it gets the store. I'm gonna transfer back into dollars So I was concerned about the capital gains issue, especially if I had to do something like this and use my Bitcoin What are the capital gains requirements? But there is no capital gains because it starts as dollars or euros or whatever else it is It goes across a light network just uses that middle piece the card network now It's the Bitcoin network or light network and right when it gets the store It gets transferred into dollars or euros or our Starbucks points or whatever the heck it is I don't know and they don't there is no capital gains tax. There is no issues. There's no problems So I'm like, well, it makes a lot of sense and it's pretty fast But here's the issues And again, you can use whatever whatever you want first of all Smart contracts just so you know lighting network. It just works on a second layer, right? So you don't have to use the actual Bitcoin network.  Oh, you owe 200 cents, but jeez. So that's kind of like how it is instead of doing a transaction every single time at the bar It's just kind of like transaction Or it's just like a buy and a buy and a buy and a buy at the very end and tallies it all up Boom, that's what it is. So instead of using a transaction fee every single time of the bar They just do it one transaction time. That's essentially Lighten network in a nutshell. Hope that made sense. So and it's also just so you know right here Powered by blockchain smart contracts lighting is a decentralized network using smart contract functionality in the blockchain to enable instant payments across the network for Participants, this is right from lightning dot network. How it actually works. So here's the thing Thing I was looking at because I was like, well, how do they get paid? That's what I'm always thinking about How do how do people make money off this? Here's the network benefits. First of all, it's large network openly accessible Center C payments cash finality Meaning it's not just about the transactions per second because it's very fast and very on that second layer But it's also that these in this case crypto moves because when you do this stuff over here When you're going back and forth they can authorize it but the finale doesn't come off until later But with Bitcoin it actually happens quite quickly. So instant settlement and Virtually free. That's the that's a big keyword here virtually free So I'm like, well, how much is it? So if you take a look at it This is from Bitcoin or not live and I put this link in the description Because when using lightning network as I understand it There is it is free or virtually free Depending on what you're doing, but I believe For all these transactions virtually free. This is how much it is. This is how it's what it says Bitcoin fee estimates And if you're using Bitcoin per se per se 30 minutes an hour 24 hours those are the fees Satoshi's stats which equal out of this, right? They're using a line network. It's one set which is like nothing Plus point zero three percent or the total fee is point zero zero zero five Plus point zero three percent, which is pretty good because if you've ever had to deal with Transactions because I have my different businesses. It's usually two point nine percent plus thirty cents So two point nine percent of every transaction will just say three That's what everybody's been saying plus three cents even my small businesses. It really really adds up So imagine the Amazons and the Walmart's the world. That's huge and they lose that every day To Visa and Mastercard. So that's just one of the parts And I will say this here. So the advantage that themselves Where it talks about the Bitcoin verse traditional again virtually free and free market So there is a little bit of a cost, but that's what it is and there that's what I was talking about the two point nine percent There's embers white is what we're Doing right now traditional wise so again, I think this is a pretty big thing But there is an issue I had back down here where it talks about Zero so as far as cash finality normally talked about it's it it's final just like that. There is no Hours or days for the actual cash penalty. It's zero reversals and no charge backs and it's instantaneous So here's the question that I have maybe you can help me out on this one. So Let's say you order a product or a service or whatever else and you pay for that service and let's say it's like Well, it'll be shipping five days or something like that and then it arrives But it's not what you expect it to be you call up the manufacturer go.  This is awful I don't like this. This is not what I what I order. Well tough. This is what I sent you So who do you how does this work out as far as like getting your money back? I don't know if you can get your money back as far as that and that's the whole thing with finality And that's if you're gonna do that and wondering if that's how it is Let me know in a comment section There's another way to reverse that I'm not aware of lightning network, but it's just one of those concerns that I have It's kind of one of those things where I see sometimes that decentralization is fantastic and awesome But there's also these other hidden things that we need to figure out at some point. I'm sure there's a solution. We're not all Stupid and we can actually think for ourselves, but I think there's a there's a solution to that Just don't know exactly what it is. So that is that part and then Also When people say like well, is this gonna be a big thing? Well, remember not only is this like there's an integration with Shopify But they have all these integrations with McDonald's Walmart Macy's and da-da-da-da, right? So it got me thinking well, how big of this of an issue is this going to be for like Visa and MasterCard Stripe? Even PayPal if you think about it because it's gonna eat away at their at their base Just their market share and now it all makes sense. It all makes sense right here This was an article on September 30th, 2021 and it goes back before this Visa working on blockchain interoperability for crypto payments, and I remember hearing about this I'm like, why do they care about this? Well, now it makes sense Because this was bound to happen. I knew it was gonna happen Interoperability project is designed to serve as a network of blockchain networks It all says right here Visa introduce a product that aims to be a universal adapter of blockchains that can connect multiple Crypto's stable coins as well as central bank digital currencies. That's pretty smart Visa made a major move into the crypto industry in 2020 partnering with Circle to support USDC coin So I'm thinking myself That's pretty good because if you're Visa and you're like, I don't want to get blockbustered So how do I do this? Well, you can use Bitcoin. Maybe you also want to use Ethereum Maybe you want to use Avalanche. Maybe you want to use London. Maybe you want to use blah blah blah Maybe we can do something like this to still stay relevant and be in the middle And that's why Visa and Mastercard here if crypto and digital assets weren't gonna be such a disruptor You would never hear about these stories Visa and Mastercard wouldn't care You wouldn't have the United States president going we need a commission to actually take a look and here's a directive because of national Security as far as to investigate crypto digital assets and move forward so we don't hurt innovation You would never hear about these things and you would never hear about these these old-time institutions actually getting into it This market will do fantastic. The only question is is when and before we move on I have to talk about this which is these two things because when people hear about the big grand scale They're like who cares?  We'll take a look at this. So here's some Shopify stats I linked this in the description. You can search up yourself and 1.75 million merchants sell using the platform. Who cares? This is why we care Shopify processed almost 80 billion dollars in order value in 2021 That's a lot of money. That's a lot of money. I know people were kind of ticked off They're like, well, this is an apple. This is an Amazon. But wait, it goes deeper. So if you take a look at Amazon statistics Amazon's retail product sales revenue came to a hundred and forty one billion. If you take a look at Shopify, it's pretty close Process seven nine and a half billion in order value revenue 80 billion Versus a hundred and forty one billion. So if people think well Shopify is not really that big thing It's half of what Amazon is and it's only growing So that is just one of those things to be aware of is like, hmm This may be a little bit bigger than what it is And if you really think about it, who cares if Apple integrated Bitcoin payments into it? Would that even be a thing because you'd still have all the the The processing issues and the things that Apple does and believe me Apple is here for a paycheck They're not here because they on the on their On the value and merit of what's going on. This isn't for them I think this was a better move and especially for merchants like me.  If I do this 3% plus 30 cents per transaction It's a lot of money and that's for all Of the merchants. So it's a step in the right direction and also you gotta ask yourself this Well, what the heck is Shopify? So if you don't know Just real quick Shopify is a subscription based software It's like an all-in-one suite where you can set up and sell all the stuff that you want to do Like let's say you're like I have a carpet weaving business Here's a carpet and then you can sell it online. They do everything. They do the The checkout social media stuff. They do the integration all the things and then real quick Complete platform pletida does great stuff. It's made a lot of money. But this thing right here payment processor Because you got to get to take money online right payment processing you can choose from over 100 payment gateways Or you cannot for Shopify payments Which eliminates the hassle of setting up a third party provider and saves you transaction fees I was like really? I did not know that so you're telling me that the transaction fees were already zero That's what it's telling to me. Tell me if I'm wrong here Saves you transaction fees. Maybe saves you some transaction fees. Maybe it's not free But it sounds like I'm gonna save a lot of money, right? Well Now so if you go over here for the the plans for Shopify basics And then a little bit advanced and super advanced depends on how much per month, but you still got to pay this Credit card rates 2.9 plus 30 cents same thing in person 2.7 If you pay 80 it's still up there if you stay pay 300 bucks, which is kind of a lot 2.4 plus 30 so you're not saving That much on their Shopify plan So if you're looking at like well, maybe I should just use this lighting network because I don't have to pay that 3% And that goes right into my pocket. I think it's a pretty good pretty big win-win for everybody and also just so you know Shopify if you use it, I have a I don't use Shopify I use I sell on amazon and all the different things that are there and But I should move to Shopify because they also have this thing called Walmart marketplace So if you sell on Shopify You can also sell on the walmart online marketplace Which is the only reason that people use amazon to sell things is because it's just integrated Marketing for you. Everybody goes to amazon, right? Well Shopify might net might be the upstart to take over the revenue because if they got market they got Walmart marketplace facebook and instagram integration google tick that I guess ebay. That's been pretty big You can also sell on ebay great all in one shop. That's a pretty big thing And all these places that they're talking about now you can get The integration with lightning. I think it's a pretty big thing. So anyhow Let me know what you think about that in the comment section and let's finish up quickly With a very quick story Near I own some near I own everything I talk about. I'm I own so I'm biased just you know Near surges by about 25 on two things one Uh near announced that uh, they had raised 350 million in funding from tire global and ftx ftx ventures So don't sleep on that ftx sandbake and freed He's also big into salana. So I hear so if they're also in a near might be something to look into And friday's high came up with speculation for that near protocol will be using their funding to create a stable coin That would rival the likes of taran if you take a look over here Uh, let's see near was I think number 20 now. No near is Oh, wow, it's 16 so yeah 16 and terra It dropped 6% and but everything dropped. So that's what it is. So maybe take a look at uh at near I think it might be another one, but uh, who knows not eventual vice just financial opinion And that's all we got. So that concludes today's news Thanks for sticking with me. I appreciate a little bit.  Thanks for stopping by if you're uh, ken and no willing stick around with There for the q&a will do five questions in five minutes and we'll get the heck out of here So thanks so much for stopping by like and subscribe all that good stuff Let's break into your most burning questions Always like a 30 second delay Sorry Doug says, uh, that's huge for a lot more than a thousand. Yeah, exactly is what Oh, this is great Bombigy says you're one of my favorites when it comes to crypto and real estate Yeah, I mean real estate has been very kind to me. I take profits and buy land good idea in oracle It's worked out great for me. So take profits and buy lands work for me. Yeah, you know, like We just sold a plot of land outskirts of El Paso like bought like 10 years ago uh That's uh 10 15k and then it ballooned up to over six figures So i'm more of a long-term investor type of thing and it works out. I don't have to do anything. Just sign on Great. Okay. That's a great question. Bobby shouts. Rob. Tell me honestly when the dust settles with all the government overreach Will crypto still be a good investment? I have my doubts when you look at capital gains and realized gains so Not in india. I think india is They're they're moving the right direction, but they're taxing they're taxing themselves out of Out of the advancements of what's going on. I kind of look at this like The different countries that shun the internet They fell behind quite a bit so I think I The thing with america. I can only talk about america. That's I live here and uh, I don't think That a lot of politicians want to ban or get rid of crypto And the reason is in 2017 when I got in I think they they they might have if they even knew about it Because you know the bankers and the people that were in power were like this isn't good for us Well, now we've kind of hit that escape velocity where there's just way too much money out there and then granted It's only two trillion. It's only two trillion, but there's so many different research and projects and things going on Now we have champions in the senate. I mean we have Wyoming governor or governor Wyoming senator, uh, simp the alumnus. You got ten emmer. I think it's from a while I was good and different people that are really behind it because first of all Uh, it's good for the economy. I mean look if you're investing into crypto things do not pretty well Also, it's great for job creation. We have created a ton of jobs here in texas even governor abbott talks about how great Bitcoin mining is actually done for the state So I don't think that it'll It will go in that direction in america other countries will try to ban it The eu is doing the most stupid things of all time, but that's okay because that just creates a vacuum So if they if one country misses out another country will take up the pick up the slack And that's how it's always been because this is now a global economy. It's not just in your own backyard. I hope that answers the question Uh When pool jump tech number two pool jump happens after 100k Hey, great Rob, please explain a pay-to-hash Google it. No idea all right I could We're talking about hash rates Oh, I just read it. It's about put me to sleep. It's extremely high amount of hash rate We'll just say that how much I don't know. Does it really matter? Not really. It's a lot though That's it Robbing fall in the ways of buckle. No, but I saw that I went up pretty high and then it crashed down pretty pretty quickly So it's one of those things don't chase pumps And we go from there Good for you flip my length to near a week ago. You know the whole good for you So David, do you have specific questions or just How much is one satoshi one satoshi is one satoshi. That's it One bitcoin is a hundred million satoshi. So Let's see. Ah, I just watched the green guys about mining only used less than 1% of the whole world's energy. Yeah, it's I mean, it's still I mean it's still a sizable amount But again, if you take a look at what's going to happen, let's say that bitcoin becomes that layer Where all transactions are done or the majority of transactions are done and it's the most secure network in the world How much would you put a value on that as far as electricity use? I think it could be pretty high We'll go from there Let's see What was the big Miami news? Oh, watch the replay. I'll give you the the rehash Jack Mollis came out and says that he just partnered with a couple of pos providers point of sales and also with Shopify And those are going to be the transaction layer for everybody for all the merchants and there's essentially no transaction fees Virtually free a little bit but not that much not like 3% plus 30 cents. So, yeah Yeah, I used to have wax I just I sold it. It's a great platform You want to if you want to mince men of tea, that's the way to do it It's a great question. Did you bring chewy with you? Yes And chewy he's got his last round Of chemo next friday, so we'll see how he does Let's see We are all george. Sure No So the question is the amazon business and people ask me this like can you do training on amazon? um No, because it's super boring. It's a pretty easy process. You go to manufacturers say, what do you have to sell? Manufacturers say we have this. Okay. Well, I want to buy it for x amount of money And you just ship it to an amazon warehouse put the labels on it for me I'll pay you for that and you uh profit in between you don't even touch the products That's it in a nutshell You know the whole thing you have to know is find the right manufacturers and that'll make all the difference in the world Thank you gary gary says a thousand tera hashes is a pedahash Glad we all know that now I remember scam the day. Yeah scam of the day is every day now You're welcome So dan dray says isn't that the batteries and equipment is from tesla? Yeah, but it's a partnership So they use their batteries and their uh photovoltaic arrays for 100 solar energy consumption for bitcoin mining and they've partnered up which I think is kind of interesting because Uh, you know, ilan must just bought up nine percent Of the entire stock of twitter and I was on the board of twitter and that's where jack dorsi is amazing the overlap I find it very interesting. So yes, they are working together. And we don't think there's like other other deals behind of what's going on I think this is just the test subjects and I think as time goes on Uh, you're gonna see a lot more of uh 100 solar power solar powered Bitcoin mining and that's just the start of it So, yeah And I think that's Oh last question How many coins you actually have? In my pocket, not that many. I don't carry around any pennies or nickels like in crypto A lot a lot and that's all I can tell you so look that's it for today So thanks so much for stopping by. I appreciate it.  You can also uh subscribe It helps out a lot and that is it for today. So thanks so much for stopping by. I do appreciate it And I'll see you guys in the next one. Adios


My name is Dr. Sarah Bulgaria chair of the safety well-being committee child and adolescent psychiatrist at the Jelita Children's Hospital in Dubai It's an honor to be here and to represent the Bay Healthcare City and a Jelita Children's Hospital today I'm happy to present the commitment our teams have made to our patients and families Perhaps I should say persons and families the patient safety movement foundation in 2017 Dubai Healthcare City and the Jelita Children's Hospital marked a primary objective of being able to encourage the participation of hospitals in the Middle East on a shared and unified mission It aims to provide a collaborative forum that unites existing patient safety activities in the Middle East Engage with regional stakeholders to identify patient safety challenges in the Middle East and bring into effect action and unified methodology to identify baseline data This year and Jelita Children's Hospital The only Children's Hospital in the United Arab Emirates is actively participating as an organizer in the global pediatric patient safety initiative With the goal of bringing together leading pediatric hospitals from around the world in a support in support of a Common goal of zero preventable child and adolescent death within hospitals by 2020 and Jelita Children's Hospital's Solid commitment to this initiative comes as part of its core objective of elevating the pediatric healthcare standards in the region and the world and Is very much consistent with the vision of his Highness Sheikh Mohammed the Rashid Maktoum Vice President and Prime Minister of UAE and ruler of Dubai the UAE institution Must play a leading role in global efforts in the healthcare arena as a new organization And is the first standalone pediatric hospital in the UAE and the Gulf region and Jelita specialty Children's Hospital commits to save quality care and positive outcomes for our children and their families Fundamental Fundamental in achieving that effort is building a foundation that embodies a culture of safety the promotion of a culture that at all levels of the organization continuously measures progress in patient safety identifies the Inmitigates risks and encourages shared accountability a Culture that demonstrates a commitment to the provision of patient and family-centered safe effective Timely and equitable care Through our commitment We hope to take a strong leadership role in developing a strategic plan with the patient safety movement in the Middle East Thank you for the opportunity to share a commitment with you today with the patient safety Foundation Looking forward to the path ahead


U.S. seeks to give Ukraine more weapons, but needs decision from Congress. White House. Ukraine's desire to have more weapons to carry out a counter-offensive is justified and the United States seeks to provide more weapons systems, but this requires Congress to finally pass a package with additional funding. This was stated by the coordinator of the National Security Council of the White House, John Kirby. We have consistently provided Ukraine with a truly unprecedented level of security support for more than a year and a half, and we are able to provide this with incredible speed, the White House spokesman said. He stressed that each package provided by the United States and other countries is prepared each time based on the results of exhaustive consultations with Ukrainian military on their needs for a counter-offensive. In response to a request to comment on the Ukrainian president's recent assessment in an interview with the AP that Ukraine did not receive all the weapons it wanted, Kirby noted that Ukraine's desire for more weapons is fully justified. Of course, I cannot deny President Zelensky's assessment that they have not achieved the success they hoped to achieve, but I can assure you that the United States has done everything possible not only to provide security systems, weapons, tools that they need. The White House spokesman said. He noted that the United States has also led an international coalition to provide support to Ukraine.