Interest rates increased for the first quarter of 2023. Whoa, interest rates went up? You mean like everything else? I mean, that's not exactly surprising. You know, I think ever since you've come into office, things are really looking up. You know, gas is up, rent is up, food is up, everything. Propaganda's up, laptop misplacements are up, more cocaine's up, Hunter Biden's nose.   Causing men to have just about the only thing that's down these days. But whatever, first a joke. I've gotten some blowback from my video about the global warming painting soup throwing people calling me cruel. He's a monster. Hey, can you believe that? It's ridiculous. What?  I will have you know I'm the nicest person who's ever stomped on Mother Earth's face. Cool. You handle the dragon, I'll handle the stares. Oh, I'll find those stares.  Those stares won't know which way they're going.  Kick drastic steps. Kick to the curb. Don't mess with me, I'm the stare master.  Okay, whatever. You've got me, okay?   Whatever. So I stomp on Mother Earth's ever increasingly hot, sweaty face. Daily. Yeah, I mean, everyone does it. You know, stop acting all high and mighty over there. I'm master of the stands. I wish I had a step right here, right here, and now I step all over it. Dragon. IR 2022-206, November 29, 2022, Washington. The Internal Revenue Service today announced that the interest rates will increase for the calendar quarter beginning January 1, 2023. For individuals, the rate for overpayments and underpayments will be 7% per year compounded daily, up from 6% for the quarter that began on October 1. Here is a complete list of the new rates. You got the 7% for overpayments. Payments made in excess of the amount owed, 6% for corporations. 4.5% for the portion of a corporate overpayment exceeding $10,000. 7% for underpayments, tax owed, but not fully paid. 9% for large corporate underpayments. Under the Internal Revenue Code, the rate of interest is determined on a quarterly basis. For taxpayers other than corporations, the overpayment and underpayment rate is the federal short-term rate plus 3 percentage points. Generally, in the case of a corporation, the underpayment rate is the federal short-term rate plus 3 percentage points, and the overpayment rate is the federal short-term rate plus 2 percentage points. The rate for large corporate underpayments is the federal short-term rate plus 5 percentage points. points. The rate on the portion of a corporate overpayment of tax exceeding $10,000 for a taxable period is the federal short-term rate plus one-half or .5 of a percentage point. The interest rates announced today are compounded for the federal short-term rate determined during October 2022. See the revenue ruling for details. Revenue ruling 2022-23, there's a link to that here. Making the rates of interest will appear in Internal Revenue Bulletin 2022-51 dated December 19, 2022. So there's a link to that here, there'll be a link to this in the description.


Learn to love losing pennies. Again, the key is lose pennies to make dollars and we start confirming the ranges. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process and own your future. Hey guys, evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of theaxisatrader.com. Nightly wrap up show, hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody had a great weekend. Hope everybody had an amazing trading day. And again, at the end of the day, guys, everything is all fun, all great. The trading, this, that, the third. But again, if you're not healthy enough to enjoy it, what is the point that again, like I said, every single day above ground is a good day. Anything that you can make yourself feel happier and validate your loved ones and all your existence is just the cherry on top. So hopefully everybody is doing well. So let's talk about the tape. Last week, we saw pretty aggressive clothes for Friday's action, more notably the NASDAQ composite and we'll just use the QQQ as a barometer. They pretty much set the tone. They reclaimed back the 50 day moving average, which was obviously super duper important and then we started talking about levels that we needed to reclaim to the top of the channel. And now with today's rallying yet another really pretty big day today, and we'll get to the individual pivots in a second, we are literally, we're literally stone throws away from this 297 level on the NASDAQ composite or excuse me, on the QQQs. And this is super duper bullish, especially with all the earnings that are coming out. If this was in any indication how earning season is gonna play out. Of course, we're just speculating, we have no idea. The way Netflix came out with earnings, obviously not the greatest earnings in the world, but had this really magnificent reaction to earnings. Another day two rally today as well. You have Microsoft tomorrow, right? We saw a pretty good amount of weekly 250 calls coming in. Saw some 260s, not that far away from expiration. We saw Tesla today, we've had another really good move today. They were coming for the 150s, the 150s, the 155s, the 160s ahead of their earnings quarter on Wednesday. So if this is one of those scenarios that, again, we survived 2022, every single company is pretty much laying off, cutting staff, whatever the case may be. And if this is turns out to be another quarter, they're discounting bad news, whether it's top or bottom line results. This could be actually a very, very good, aggressive quarter for technology. And this could really set the tone for the whole year. As again, as I've been saying, since we reclaimed back to 50 day moving average, last year we lost 33%, right? Is it so crazy? And I said this now three, four times since that happened. Is it so crazy? We rebound 25, 20, 25% this year than as a composite. It's not out on the realm of unbelievable or unimaginable. That's what the market does. Again, going back to some pretty horrific times, especially with the COVID scare and everything else in between. Tomorrow you have a manufacturing PMI, right? You have manufacturing service PMI, more data for the inflation front. But again, I don't think the tune of the tune of the song is gonna change. I don't think the disposition of the Fed is going to change. Some are seeing a good taming inflation status. Others are talking about now. Well, now things are, now we believe we could see rising rates continuing into well into 2024. And now, like we talked about in the weekend update, like Waller is talking about, hey, by the way, I could see us start cutting rates at some point. Again, what are they talking about? It's the dog chasing the tail and vice versa. But again, the common denominator over and over and over again, especially in a scenario that we are above the 50-day moving average, continues to be strong action, right? Very, very strong action. Like I say, every single day, like we talked about it below the 50-day, if this is your first time watching, again, thank you for taking your time to give us a few minutes, okay? If you could subscribe, like the video, we would really, really appreciate your support. If you wanna learn a blur about pivots, especially the way I designed them about 10, 11 years ago, come aboard, come aboard. I think it's some cool things. You could start looking at the market a little bit of different ways. And if you are kind of trying to break away from the normal, I think pivots are a very neat way to doing so. But having said that, look, I think two days, NASDAQ is up over 500 points. Is it possible we get an inside day tomorrow? Of course.  Again, I don't think the market is gonna go up every single day. Like we saw this, like we saw five days move up, one aggressive move down, and now we have two more aggressive moves up and now we are attacking the top of the range. So there is a scenario that I see that the market maybe rests tomorrow, especially in the indexes, but the cool part about the market resting, it doesn't mean the stock's gonna rest. And there's so many names that are either coming out of channels for tomorrow setting up or came out of channels today setting up that you're still gonna see pretty good aggressive to the upside. Look, I think the key is stay away from stocks that had maybe a run, like a two-day run from Netflix, right? Because if the stock is gonna get pulled, it's gonna be something like this, going from 313 to 360. But when you look at other names like NVIDIA that broke out really aggressively today, Tesla at one point didn't have a downtick till after three o'clock. It looks amazing. Look at the expansion volume today on this whole move ahead of earnings. When you have other semiconductor names like AMD coming out of a channel, Micron coming to a channel, it's not even just a semiconductor, it's not about just technology names. Look at a name like Etsy, right?  So the market looks good right now. It really, really does as a possible, you know, things turn on a dime and we're having a conversation like, I can't believe this market has gave back to, of course, again, we're not naive. I think the most important part is when you're in a trending cycle and for, you know, 80, 85% of 2022, that trending cycle was to the downside, you know, we saw a very, very aggressive predominant moves down and the most important part was when I kept on echoing the theory of, even in a bear market, when you saw 80% of the action to the downside, always keep in mind that you don't wanna short the stock that was down 10 days in a row. That's the one that's gonna reverse. So in a bullish scenario, you don't wanna concentrate on tomorrow. And again, Netflix might just go bananas and go to 400 tomorrow. We don't know. But the point is for me personally, I think there's better value than in Netflix. You know, maybe a day two run or day three run in the video, a day before earnings potential confirmation on Tesla. You know, Amazon, look at the call buyers coming into Amazon today. You know, Amazon, you can make a case study. They led this rally up. Today, it didn't really participate only up a quarter, but boy, oh boy, Amazon went from 81 to 99 in a matter of five sessions. So if this thing could start waking up tomorrow, and again, they were coming for the hundreds, the 102, the 105s, for the Februarys that's covering earnings, you know, this thing could spark up again. Look at a name, for example, like let me see what else I wanna give you guys. Look at a name, for example, like NET, right? This is kind of my point of, you know, leaving alone the Netflix's of the world and concentrate on the names that are just coming out of the channel. So again, if you go and going to be wrong, I use this analogy so many times, if you're going to be wrong and you're going to jump out of a window, jump out of the first floor. So if it stalls out of the top of the range here, you're losing 20, 30 cents. Don't jump out, right? Don't jump out of the 25th floor that you could be losing dollars. Again, always remember the key formula in this business, especially trading technology, you wanna respect levels, both the top and the bottom. If they start stalling out of the top, right? Learn to lose pennies, right? If they start losing, you know, start getting stuck in those reload buyers at the bottom, learn to love losing pennies. Again, the key is lose pennies to make dollars. And when they start confirming their ranges, usually good things are going to happen. So again, I'm always cautiously optimistic, especially in a bull side environment above the 50 day moving average, the same kind of, you know, the same kind of message we talked about on the weekend update. Yeah, I'm bullish going into tomorrow. Do I think the indexes have to be up? No, I don't think so. I think there's, you know, always a shot considering the NASDAQ just went up 500 points in two sessions, is there a shot the NASDAQ goes down to 100, 150 points, maybe 200 points, sure, absolutely. But the continued theme is in the right direction. I'm gonna stick to the ones that are jumping, potential jumping out of the first floor instead of the 31st floor. And the key is again, always stay in business. So let's talk about today, pretty, you know, pretty clean, aggressive day. I didn't put in, you know, I didn't put in 600 different pivots today. I pretty much put in stocks that were coming out of the ranges, had some option flow, names that we trade, names that we follow, names that we set alerts for. Again, you can see it's literally, for the exception of Lucid, and we'll get to Lucid in a second, for the exception of Lucid, it's the same names I trade every single day. I'm literally, I would say throughout the year I'm literally trading the same stocks in 85, 90% of the time. Again, you know their history, you know their average true range, you know their tendencies, you know what stocks are better or more advantageous to trading the strength, you know what stocks are more advantageous to trade into weakness. And that's how you start developing your little niche. And that's my little, and that's my little kind of go-to area. And as you can imagine, majority of the trades are gonna be constantly the same thing over and over again. So let's talk about this. So on the video, initially I had this on the email update, an email update over the weekend. Initially I had it at 178.75, but obviously that wasn't gonna happen. You know why? Because the stock got upgraded this morning, right? Stock got upgraded this morning. It was up three pre-market and above $3 there's the pivot. Draw down the tier size only because again you don't wanna chase the stock over and over again. If you're trading at this rank, that's exactly what happened today. 181.65 rejected twice, needs to build. I would say Nvidia built, right? I don't know if I'm gonna call me crazy, but I would say in the video built. So here is the, here's the ones, you know, one 60, one, what was it? The one 81.60s area and just the stock had a reload seller.  Meta, nice little pop on Meta, 140 needs to build. Here was Meta. All right, so it took out, it took out the 140, right? Took out this whole range here. It took out the 140. 140 was the highest from January the 20th. Took out the 140, traded all the way up to almost 44. Google again continues to be a beast. They had that, they had that announcement cut workforce on Friday, continuation from Friday's move. You have 98.30 needs to build. Here was Google, right? So it took out the 98.30, 98.30 was Friday's channel size, started building above 98.30, went all the way to 100. I think this thing started, I think there's a shot if this market continues, it tests the top of the channel here of 102, right? Microsoft, nice move ahead of earnings, 42.40 needs to build. My runner got stopped out when they pulled the tape a little bit in the afternoon, but nice move here. 42, 42.40 needs to build, traded all the way up to 245. Again, they report tomorrow after the close. Tesla was definitely, definitely the move of the day. 137.50 needs to build. That's the 118 pre-market highs, needs to confirm. And if you're watching Tesla right now after the close, it is trading all the way up into the 145s, testing the day highs. So here is the 118. You see this 118 highs here? 137.50, right? That's the 118 highs I was talking about. So it took out the January 18 highs and it was literally a staircase to heaven, went all the way up into the almost the 46th area where it's trading right now. I think there's one more run at this thing. If they, you know, I think there's a shot, right? I think there's a shot ahead of Wednesday night's earnings that if this thing somehow opens up red tomorrow and this thing traps shorts at the bottom range going red to green, who knows? Maybe this thing could run up to 152, 153 ahead of earnings. Again, this market is so out of control right now. Anything is possible. So huge, huge move there on Tesla. And here's Lucid. Again, Lucid, here's a perfect example of the options market dictating the stock once it confirms a daily channel. Lucid 8.50 needs to build. They were coming for short-term expiration for the 9s, the 9.50s. And here is Lucid. Big, big move here into the close. Big move here into the close. Almost that $9 area. I'm telling you, this thing confirms $9 tomorrow in the next couple of days, man. This thing could absolutely run. So, listen, market is strong. The market is strong. The action is strong. The key is, again, don't, you know, don't trade with rose-colored glasses, guys. Don't trade stocks that already had their multi-two, three, four, five-day moves. Wait for the bottom of the range. If that bottom range confirms, that's where you want to take your swings because the last thing you want to do is jump out of that 25th floor because I promise you, you will not survive. Guys, stay blessed, stay healthy, and I will see you all tomorrow. Take care, everybody.


This is stock number 21C7A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used SUV headquarters today. We are checking out this super clean 2014 Toyota RAV4 Limited. This vehicle has a 2.5 liter four cylinder motor, which pumps out 176 horsepower. It has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this vehicle is 100% ready to go. Magnetic gray metallic is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this vehicle in the upper right hand party screen as they link to our website, click that and check us out there. This one comes with Goodyear Assurance 225 or 235 55R18 tires and it comes with the factory painted alloy rims. Looks like it has brand new brakes in the front. We did those in our safety inspection and the tires look like they have probably about 60 to 70% of the tread left on them. So really good tread on those tires. Front fender is in excellent shape. Didn't see any dents or dings on that. It does come with the factory fog lights, front bumpers in pretty nice condition. I didn't see any dents or cracks on it and the hood is in pretty nice shape as well. It does have a 3M protector on the hood here on half of the hood. That's what that line is. Passenger side front fender is in nice shape as well. And the passenger side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. As we go down passenger side of the vehicle, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. And that's why we offer the Summit Auto Fast Pass option in the upper right hand part of your screen, a link right to our website where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, see a payment quote, even a praise of trade all from the comfort of your own home. So when you get here all you have to do is drive the vehicle, love it, you'll be all set to go. Now the back tires look like they have probably about 70 to 80% of the tread left. So pretty close to the fronts but really good tread left on all the tires on this vehicle. As we come around to the back the rear bumpers in pretty nice shape, maybe just a couple little scuffs on there but nothing too bad. The gate is in pretty nice shape as well and it is a power lift gate. Back storage area is very nice and clean. Those seats do fold down for extra storage and you get a nice all-weather format back here and this one does come with a spare tire. To get this gate down you just press the button right here and it comes on down. As you go down the driver's side just as nice as that passenger side, no dents or dings on the rear quarter and for full disclosure this back rim is in excellent shape as well. Driver's side doors look really good. It does come with power mirrors with the directional signals in them.  There are no rips or tears on the seats, really nice condition. Both of these front seats are heated. You get a power driver seat, weather tech floor mats throughout, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, and memory driver seat. And as we hop inside the vehicle here you can see that this one has 74,207 miles. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You get the leather wrapped steering wheel with the thumb pads on there, Bluetooth controls on your right, audio and information center controls on your left. It does have stability control down there as well and auto headlamps. We'll turn the ignition on so you can see the radio and everything. Also on that instrument cluster you get an outside temperature display. This one does have the factory navigation system on it. This is also where your backup camera shows up and you do get AM, FM, and I believe Serious XM radio capabilities on this radio. Yep, Serious XM right there. And it does have a CD player as well. Down here are your climate controls, push button start, heated seat buttons, eco mode, sport mode. You get an AUG as in a USB jack, as well as a 12 volt power point, automatic transmission, keyless entry right here with a gate button on it. Passenger side format and seat are in excellent shape. No rips or tears on there and it does come with the power sunroof and the headliner is in nice shape as well. Map lights up there, sunroof controls and an auto dimming mirror. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips, no tears back here. Looks really roomy back here, like a lot of space to sit. Latch child safety system for any child car seats you may want to put back here and leave these seats full down, but you have to have two hands to do it. There you go. But front seats got to be up a little bit more for those seats to go down, but looks like it'd be a really nice flat, let me pause it for just, so I just moved the front seat up a little bit, but you can see how nice and flat that these go, which is great if you have to haul a bunch of extra stuff. And they go up nice and easy. And you get the weather tech floor mats back here as well. Child safety locks on the back doors. And we'll start it up and take a quick look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video, you'll have been able to tell just how clean this Toyota is all the way around. Inside note, under the hood we had a 2.5 liter four cylinder motor, 176 horsepower, engine base is very clean, it's very smooth. Once again, this vehicle has been fully safe feed and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this vehicle is 100% ready to go. Do one more final walk around right here. I'd highly recommend this vehicle from a quality and condition standpoint. Brand new front brakes, good tires, nice condition, good color, nice options on the interior. 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Dear students, in this topic we shall discuss the regulation of pH by the kidneys. The pH of blood is maintained within a narrow alkyne range of 7.35 to 7.45. Outside this range pH becomes incompatible with life because it denatures enzymes and proteins. Maintain pH by two ways, number one by reabsorbing bicarbonate ions and by removing the fixed acids and hydrogen ions. First we shall discuss in detail the mechanism of reabsorption of bicarbonate ions in the kidneys. Bicarbonate ions actually make a buffer system with carbon dioxide that minimizes changes in pH. Kidneys help to adjust pH by reabsorbing all of the bicarbonate ions in the glomerular filtrate. Kidney tubules, in the urinal tubules, the amount of filters that come into bicarbonate ions reabsorbs the kidneys. Out of this reabsorption, 85 to 90% of bicarbonate reabsorption occurs in the proximal carnavalotate tubule, while the rest are reabsorbed by ascending limb of loop of Henle, distal tubule and the collecting dubs. Reabsorption is facilitated by secreting hydrogen ions in the lumen of proximal carnavalotate tubule. Hydrogen ions are secreted to capture bicarbonate ions. Hydrogen ions combine with the filtered bicarbonate ion to form carbon dioxide and water. Since carbon dioxide lipids soluble, it diffuses into the tubular cells. Inside the cells, it combines with hydroxyl ions to regenerate bicarbonate. The bicarbonate ions in this way reabsorbed in this way cross the basolateral membrane of the tubular cell through a sodium bicarbonate simporter. This involves transfer of three bicarbonate ions into the blood for every one sodium ion. Dear students, now we shall discuss the mechanism or process of removal of fixed acids and hydrogen ions. Kidneys excrete about 70 to 100 millimole of fixed acids and associated acidic hydrogen ions per day. Fixed acids are acidic anions, that is citrate, acetate, gluconate and lactate. This excretion helps to maintain the plasma hydrogen ion concentration of only 40 nanomoles per liter. Hydrogen ions are removed as ammonium ions and as bound to some filtered buffers. The ammonium ions are produced from the filtered glutamine. The glutamine here is reabsorbed by the cells of the proximal convoluted tubule. In these cells, glutamine is metabolized to ammonium ions and bicarbonate ions. Bicarbonate ions are diffused into the blood, whereas ammonium ions are secreted into the tubule and excreted in the urine. Because one ammonium ion is equal to one ammonia molecule and one hydrogen ion, so the removal of the ammonia contributes to the removal of acidic hydrogen ions. These secreted hydrogen ions may also be eliminated by combining with some filtered buffer, for example, phosphate buffer. Every phosphate buffer binds two hydrogen ions in the urine. This method excretes about 36 millimole of hydrogen ions each day.


Hello them thugs and welcome back to my YouTube channel. I recently finished this book and I had to share it with you. I had to share it with you like oh my god it was just so phenomenal. If you're new here I'm Sarah and I've created this channel to help you build a more positive and fulfilling life through self mastery and spirituality and today we're going to go through a few wonderful beautiful points of Rebecca Campbell's book light is the new black. So she kind of starts out by talking about the the rapid mass conscious awakening that's going on now in the planet where in the past we've been highly driven by ego control and fear of separateness otherwise known as the masculine energy and now the divine feminine energy is quickly on the rise changing from aggression to compassion from force to flow from ego to intuition and heart space and from could and should to deep deep desires now here's the thing before we get further into the video this does not mean that the feminine is is overpowering or overthrowing the masculine energy but rather to create a balance between the two because here's the thing and I've talked about this in other videos every human being has both masculine and feminine energies within us and the bottom line is is the seesaw has been very imbalanced for far too long and so now what's happening is naturally balancing itself out to a homeostasis state it's the time to align our lives and to answer to our souls the thing that I really liked is that Rebecca stresses that our souls call to us every single day and much like I often talk about pivoting things in your life or pivoting your direction in life when needed and the fact that we don't just have one purpose one passion that those things change there's not just one answer there's multiple answers throughout our life and every step with all the progression that we make we take a step in this direction we take a leap in that direction we take an inch in this direction and each little thing that goes into the direction that lights us up that makes us happy that brings us joy that is our calling our calling doesn't have to be just one singular thing it can be 100 things it can be on a little scale it can be on a huge scale it's really just taking those little steps towards the things that make us happy and hey hey isn't that what this channel is all about i think it is but here's the part in this book that really i don't want to say jumped out of me it screamed at me it's it was like i had to stop the audio recording because i was just like hold up i need to just bask in this and think about this for a little bit it's the fact that a lot of times we are already living in our worst case scenario so what i mean by that so a lot of times like think about something that you really want in life or you know maybe some a passion that you're not following or a relationship that you're too scared to jump into or whatever it is right and i give you this question well what's the worst possible thing that can happen if you go after that passion or after that relationship or whatever okay what's the worst thing that can happen you'll probably say something like well i'll do it and i'll fail and then i'll end up right back where i am do you see my point if your worst case scenario is ending up right back where you are then you're currently in your worst case scenario so why would you stay in your worst case scenario instead of taking a leap of faith into something that could be phenomenal and beautiful if the worst case is that you just end up back where you are well you're already there so who cares do it do it comment below i'm going to take that risk i'm going to take my risk now because what's the worst case scenario nothing changes so you might as well dry you know and the last thing i really want to talk about which i actually talked about in a video i posted a few weeks ago i will post that up here it's not waiting until you have all of your ducts lined up in a row not waiting until you can see the exact position of the end result to take the first step because if you do that you're never gonna start you're never gonna do it but it's just not necessary to have every little tiny thing lined up because guess what it's pretty much impossible to do that anyway because you don't know what curveballs are going to be thrown at you in the future so it's actually impossible to see the exact end result now you can have a solid idea of a business you want to create of a relationship you want to have of a house you want to buy whatever but you know what what if what if you buy this beautiful house your dream house and then after you buy it your your will goes out like there are just things that you can't predict to line your all of your ducts up exactly as you want it to be so all you need to worry about is taking the first step and then taking the next step and then taking the next step and over time it's going to pull you into your desire but you can't ever get there if you don't just move if you don't take action because the bottom line is what it comes down to is you're too afraid you're too afraid to follow your passion you're too afraid to start that relationship when really those things can be the most fulfilling and beautiful and magical thing you experience in life so why are you holding yourself back just because you don't have a through z figure now so just do it just take the first step just do what lights you up do what makes you happy and then keep doing those little things and the last thing I want to touch on in light is the new black which I loved is be weird be true to yourself be authentically you I mean isn't that what I always say in my videos be limitlessly yourself like that's what I mean don't limit who you are in any facet just be weird Rebecca says weird is the new normal and like isn't it don't we crave to see those weird funny goofy off the wall sides of each other I mean normal is so boring let me ask you this what character do you like more squidward respond well I hope you guys enjoyed this video I highly highly recommend this book I mean I read a lot like I read I typically have about three books at one time in rotation right now yes I have three in rotation and I don't often do book reviews so when I do it's because this book was so life changing and it gives you so many of those aha and inspirational moments so if you haven't read it I highly highly recommend to check it out I love you guys so much and as Rebecca ends with every chapter work your life


Hello there everyone and welcome, this is Melissa Armo with the Stock Swoosh and I'm reviewing the 2021, this is day trades, this is equity trades, the trades in the live trading room for the Stock Swoosh show live trading room from January through the end of May. So first five months of the year, good start to the year, this is an advanced trader tracking which means a risk of average risk of $2,500 a trade. First again trades called entry, exit in the room $277,704. So this has been a good year this year and the market to be honest with you has had some volatility and I think we're going to see some good trading in the summer even though sometimes people say summer is slow, not from what I do, not from gaps. Again, that is my main focus, every single trade that I call in the room is based on my gap strategy. If you have questions you can email me on the list at thestockswoosh.com, you can call me at 929-3200 Gap, you can follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube or Skype. So earning season is a great time to trade, there's four quarterly earnings seasons during the year and that's when companies report their earnings, most times companies gap when they have earnings. Now it doesn't mean that it's always a good gap, okay it doesn't mean it's a qualified gap but it's going to rate per my system but it's certainly something to watch and certainly something that I rate. So in between the four quarterly earnings seasons we still have gaps, stocks can gap on news, they can gap on the sector, they can gap with the market, they can gap for an upgraded downgrade, many different reasons but I will say that the four quarterly earnings seasons are the most profitable times to trade and so the next earnings season starts July. So we're getting into this coming week is June 1st. So since the beginning of the year, gosh January seems like a long time ago now, the year started off January 4th, BA worked, it was a nice profit, 5th, 5th was a loser, 6th, 2 losers in Facebook just didn't work out, BYND and Apple were winners, 7th BYND one winner and one loser that's called a retake. Then on the 8th, BA was a good one and CCL, again these stocks it's so interesting, some of these we've done so much during the pandemic. Then in the 11th, bunch of trades on that day, it's interesting because usually the best days I ever have it's usually just one trade and one ticker symbol but Twitter lost, Facebook lost, Boeing lost and then another Twitter and Facebook on that day, Boeing was break even, Facebook worked and Apple. Then on the 12th, Netflix was a nice one and CCL again, 13th was BA winner, Twitter winner, Wells Fargo winner, big winner on the 15th, close on the 18th, Twitter was a winner on the 19th, Netflix one loser and one winner, UAL was a winner on the 21st, again in January then you had earnings season. So the 22nd was IBM that's always a nice stock to trade, it always has big moves, Apple everybody loves, one on the 25th, Verizon was a baby winner on the 26th, 27th was Boeing in the spy, good ones, 28th no trades, sometimes if I get up in the morning and I raid a gap and it doesn't rate per my system that I don't do anything, that can occur. 29th, spy lost, Facebook won, no trades on the 1st of February. Then on the 2nd, UPS lost, spy won, Q's one winner, one loser on the 3rd, Q comb one in the 4th, spy two trades, one breakeven, one loser, Q comb lost and another breakeven, diamonds worked on the 8th, IBM lost and Apple lost on the 9th, 10th was ACAM and Twitter, two losers and then a big winner in the Twitter. Sometimes there's late trades, that's not preferable, I prefer to do trades right out of the gate early in the morning. The 11th was the spy, lost and save was a winner. Disney, loser on the 12th, IBM loser, Twitter was a big winner, closed in the 15th, Twitter won in the 16th, no trades in the 17th, Walmart worked, 18th, Twitter on the 19th worked, 22nd, Boeing lost, Walmart was a good one, 23rd, no trades. So that was, well here's the end of February, 24th spy, one loser, one winner, again another retake, Twitter lost and Disney won, 25th was BBY lost, Twitter two losers and DPZ won, Footlocker was a winner in the 26th, spy was a winner on March 1st to start out March, DDD was a good one on the 2nd, Ross won on the 3rd and two trades in the spy in the 4th, one loser, one winner, 5th was GPS lost, Facebook lost and another loser on GPS, that just did not work out that day. 8th lost on Facebook won in Apple, Stitch Fix was a good one on the 9th, Spy lost on the 10th and another Stitch Fix, sometimes it was a follow-through continuation gap. March 11th was Orple 1 and then again on the 12th, Lillie was on the 15th worked, Spy was on the 16th worked and no trades on the 17th, then Apple was a big one on the 18th, 19th was Nike worked, 22nd, no trades, 23rd two losers and well, Spargo, Apple lost, Boeing a big one, we've done Boeing a lot in the last 18 months I'd say, that was in the 23rd, 24th GIS won, Q's lost, Netflix won and Apple won, 25th was spy, two again, one loser, one winner, 26th Facebook lost, Apple won and JPM was a winner on the 29th. I will do bearish gaps and I will do bullish gaps but I prefer bearish gaps. So I teach the bullish gap course but the bearish gap course I teach more often because I do prefer to short so most of the trades in the trading room are shorts just so you know but I'll do a gap of a rates good no matter what. I'll do the highest rated gap but I really really prefer shorting, particularly because in the day trades I like to be in and out fast and that's the nice thing. March 30th was Apple won, Lillie was a winner on the 31st, often in the beginning of April, no trades on the 12th, fast was a loser, Apple winner, spy winner on the 13th, BBBY was break even on the 14th, 15th C lost, Apple won and the 16th was MS lost, NBA won, no trades in the 19th, IBM worked on the 20th, Netflix then one loser, one winner in the 21st, LVS lost on the 22nd, Netflix won, 23rd was INTC that worked, no trades in the 26th and UPS was a beautiful winner on April 27th. Again some of these stocks just seem to always go in our favor which is really really nice. SAVE was a loser on the 28th, Starbucks was a winner and Microsoft a winner, eBay was a winner, 30th was Twitter, 2 again needed a retake, one loser, one winner, sometimes it happens, Twitter worked again then to start out May, May's been a good month. Microsoft was a winner on the 4th, Microsoft we done a bunch in May too and they were shorts, May 5th no trades, May 6th spy lost, Uber lost, Netflix lost and Etsy worked, May 7th BY&E just did not work for the 1, 2, 3 trades then it worked, that was a crazy one and Shaq worked that day, May 10th was the Q's, nice quick one there, May 11th Q's lost, Microsoft lost, Apple lost, Boeing lost, spy lost, BA break even and then a winner in the spy. Microsoft lost first trade, second trade worked and the spy worked big one on the 12th. Then on the 13th two trades in BAB with the last target big one and that was a long actually on the 13th and then on May 14th Disney was a winner, Microsoft winner in the 17th, May 18th, T was a winner, 19th spy lost and Q's lost, AA worked and spy break even, May 20th Cisco lost, KSS worked, no trades on the 21st, BY&E nice winner in the 24th, 25th Apple lost, Shaq lost twice, DY was a big one then on that particular day and one of the reasons that was a big trade was it got a small stop, JWM was a winner in the 26th, DLTR was a nice winner in the 27th and HPQ was a nice winner on the 28th. So again going over the advanced trader risk, it's $2,500 a trade, some trades had ads that's an advanced concept that I teach in the advanced entries class but the bottom line is that you should have your risk the same or equal to same no matter what your risk is if you want to risk a beginner risk fine, you want to risk $100 a trade or $500 a trade fine, your risk should be based on the size of your cash account and again these trades are on margin, you have to have a margin account set up but a proper retail broker to do these as day trades, these are not options, these are day trades, we're in, out and we're in and out fast and quick and so the risk is the difference between the entry and the stop and again I call the stops in the room, I use stops or limit order stops so if it hits the stop again you're out and again this is just a chart here of the QQQs of the market, just to go over again what I teach in the class and what we do in the room is only based on gaps so I'm just going to go over here briefly what a gap is and again this was the QQQs back here was the end of April where the market gap down, it closed here, gap down fell, okay so this closed at one price of four o'clock and opened at a different price at 9.30 in the morning the next day that's a gap, this is a gap down, you also have gap ups, here's a gap up, market closed at four o'clock, open here up the next day at 9.30, this is a gap up so again I'll do gap ups and gap downs but I rate the gap so I would rate this as a bearish gap and I would rate this as a bullish gap and this is a bearish gap too, this was a bearish gap that happened here too, okay I rate gaps in the morning, could be the market, could be individual stocks like you saw that we train and then I determine if they rate per my 26 point rating system, if it rates 20 points or more then I'm taking it in the direction of the gap again could be bearish or bullish but the bearish class is what I usually teach once a month the most so do you have to risk $2,500 in advance risk per trade? No I think this is a goal for some people to get up to the point if they want to trade for a living but you have to start with what you have don't wait until you have you know 100 grand in an account or more to start training you can build your account up I think it's good to take time and you learn as you go and I do teachings in the room too which is which is very important for people so you can trade with the beginner risk and again there's something called proprietary day trading accounts you can google online read about them you can go to a retail place or you can go to a prop place but your risk has to be similar to equal in every trade okay so for example if you have a let's talk about margin if you have a $40 stock price that's 200 shares you need what 8,000 and buying power that's not 8,000 in cash that's BP it's buying power margin and everyday trader big traders professional traders you know individual traders like you and me we everyone uses margin okay no one trades with cash when they're in and out especially if you're in and out in several minutes or in an hour that would be silly no reason to do that this isn't swing trading this is a long-term investing it's your pulling money out of the market on a regular basis okay anyways you could take a position like that with a $2,500 proprietary day trading account because you get 10 to 1 margin which means you'd have 25,000 and buying power so you could have taken a 200 share position with a $40 stock price just to give you an example show up the stock moves a dollar in your direction you can make what 200 bucks if you short it at 10 and it drops to 9 that's a dollar and you have 200 shares you'd make what you'd make 200 bucks I know you make yeah you make 200 bucks if it dropped a buck if it dropped two bucks you make 400 so the nice thing is that look at your size of your account and that will help you determine if you're going to do retailer prop okay some people like prop you know even if they have 50 grand because they get 500,000 in buying power okay which they're not going to get a retail broker unless they have you know 125 or more so you've got to look at what you have okay and then determine what works for you if you don't think it works for you to go retail don't do it look into some prop places there's plenty and plenty of options out there in today's environment to to treat okay and I think that the important thing is to look at what you have and if you have questions about that you can ask me okay I use stops though because I want to fix risk and everything that I trade you don't want somebody running against you particularly if you're doing in the one-minute chart so the stop is like the insurance it protects you but 200 bucks a day is what a thousand dollars a week and again sometimes we don't have a trade but usually we do you can day trade with a beginner account and risk the only difference is your share size is smaller but that's okay that's fine I teach beginner people you can grow a small account into a larger account and I have people that have larger accounts that are trading with me too for a while so it's it it really depends on your experience and and how comfortable you feel taking risk but it's all about teaching you know yourself how to do something new which is a process you come to me you take the class you ask me questions it's a process for you to even ask me questions after the class and in the room because you know this is all new for a lot of people what I do with gaps is very very unique I created my own system nobody else does it okay so a lot of people out there that do gaps but they do them incorrectly in my opinion okay I'm looking for the institution of money what I do is very specific obviously 26 points is a lot of things you think it's a lot and it takes forever but it really doesn't once you learn it it doesn't take you much more than five minutes to read a gap I do get up really I like to look at things I like to take my time and I don't like to rush the more time I spend in the morning getting ready the more money I'm going to make in the live day and the faster I'm in and the faster I'm out okay so again many people are looking for direction in their trading they don't know what to do this class my class the golden gap course gives people direction it says get up in the morning make a watch list of gaps rate them all and anything to rate 20 points or more you're going to trade it in the direction of the gap boom that's it it gives people the direction they want instead people wait till they open wait till 10 o'clock see what the market does flounder around many people can't even read the market right they're trying to trade stuff which doesn't work either so you know now people are going to those reddit chat rooms which is so crazy I mean there's just no strategy to anything they're doing there whatsoever at all there's not even a fundamental or technical strategy to anything that's going in those chat rooms it's it's like gambling and people are doing it and there's more people losing money they're making money and even if you've made money in a chat room like that I guarantee you're going to lose it eventually and more it's very dangerous that type of environment I think for people because there's no strategic reason for doing trades and you have to understand what's going on in the market big money controls the market institutional money controls the market boom that's it and that's one of the reasons why I think right now you see this market continuing higher and higher and higher the spy almost made new highs on friday before holiday weekend on low volume I mean the market is strong and you you can't be in denial of it and there's people short this market which right now to be honest is crazy so if you'd like to learn my system it's called the golden gap course I teach it once a month this is where you'll learn the meat potatoes and what I know the strategy the 26 points the entries the targets at pretty much you know what I do in a daily basis when I'm calling the trades in the room so the golden gap course the next one is june 12th and 13th nine to five eastern time cost of the class is $69.99 class is online it can be anywhere in the world and take it because it is online which is convenient you can trade the u.s market from anywhere okay the market though opens at 930 and we're mainly doing the trades in the first half an hour hour of the day so you got to be there by I'd say 915 the latest preferably nine email me at melissathestockswish.com if you want to sign up okay you must email me for the forms if you want to do the combo you save $500 by signing up for the trends class at the same time this is June 15th Tuesday during the week 11 to three this is nice to get both the classes and definitely definitely is helpful particularly if you want to do options as well and if you want to do long-term investing or swing trading so think about what I've said really I'm you know I try to do my best to break it down I think I'm a good teacher um I try to explain everything in very detailed ways in the class and then we'll review everything in the room you cannot join the live trading room without having done the class people always ask me that no you can't the room is $500 a month after you take the course okay just so you know but I do think the room is valuable particularly after the class to follow along and make money you don't have to be in the room there are some people that are in the room there's some people not in the room I think right after the class it's helpful but you learn everything in the class to do it on your own you don't have to be in the room okay it's a support system so think about that too any questions email me at melissathestockswish.com thanks everybody have a great day


Every year thousands of acres of Southern California farms are wiped out by wild fires. That's why it's so surprising to see crews from the Los Angeles County Fire Department actually setting a blaze in the San Gabriel Mountains above San Diego Sea using a ground-based device called a Territorch and a helotorch dropping jelly gasoline come above almost a thousand acres of chaparral forestry. Odie Canyon, California, and last December. The goal was to prevent a larger, potentially catastrophic wildfire in this area of heavy, dead vegetation. But the controlled burn also served another purpose. It gave numerous scientific groups, including two from NASA, an opportunity to study the impact of natural fires on our environment. A primary concern is the effect of large-scale burning on our atmosphere. According to a scientist from NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, Joel Levine. We have evidence that certain gases are building up. We have evidence that climate may in fact be changing. It turns out that burning biomass, forests, vegetation, grass, shrubs is a very important source of a number of these gases that have very important environmental impacts. One significant gas produced by burning vegetation is carbon dioxide. Computer models suggest that if the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is doubled, the average temperature of the earth will go up three to four degrees. Result could be extensive melting at the north and south poles, causing widespread flooding in coastal areas around the world. Agricultural growing patterns could also be dramatically changed. Props now harvested in the Central U.S., for example, might only grow in Canada. To determine how much carbon dioxide and other so-called greenhouse gases were coming off the Lodi Canyon burn, Langley Researcher Randy Kofer, working aboard a fire department helicopter, flew through the smoke-blown collecting centers. These are currently being analyzed at the NASA Center. It might be some soil that's kicked up. Looking at natural fires from a different angle, 65,000 feet above, is another group of biomass scientists at the Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California. The key to their effort is a U-2 high altitude aircraft equipped with a sophisticated picture-taking device and a multi-spectral scanner. Looks like we do have some of the thermal activity coming through the smoke-blown. From imagery generated by the airborne scanner during the low-dive fire, NASA research scientists Jim Brass and his colleagues in the upper right-hand portion of the screen can determine significant characteristics of the blade, such as temperatures and other dynamics of the smoke-blown. What we're trying to do is develop a tool to predict what Langley collects, essentially. They know for a fact the types of gases and where they were collected. So what we do is we use Langley's data as what we call the ground truth, the basic information. We overlay our remotely sense data on the top of that and hopefully hooking those together and we can put a model together that may predict not only on a local basis, but a regional and global basis, what fire is actually doing from the standpoint of atmospherics.


Here we go. Sheriff, Pleadish Cornwood's back. This Russ server's, we're about to go live. We're about to get on the island here. This is the new island right here. No, is it? Stop. Is it DMCA since? Sir, this horse is in the forest. Hold on. It's like, hey, that's a demon horse. I unloaded eight rounds, I didn't do it. Skull and nothing happened. Hey, hey, hey. Get down on the ground. On the ground? Get on the ground right now. No. I'm firing a warrant. I fired a warning shot at her. Look, I warned her good. It almost feels like a chapter of life is getting closed. Everything my stream was about since the day I started was about vanilla wow. And now vanilla was over. And I'm probably never playing vanilla again. Like so much of my life has been based around getting vanilla wow legacy servers and getting classic in the first place. Like we finally got it. And being kind of like one of those guys was like on the front line of that. And it is just wild. Yeah, new house. There's a lot of really, really good things to look forward to. They're really good for the future and what I want to do long term with my stream and everything else. In a few weeks, we're going to be raiding this guy. We'll be raiding Karazhan. So it's going to be really, really cool. Do you see hype? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Guys, I am very, very excited for today. Look at this, dude. Look at all these people. Wait, yo, they say it's up. They say it's up. It's up, it's up. I'm going to not turn in this quest and I'm just going to run. You really just want to run? I'm just going to run. OK, I'm almost at on our hold. Oh, I just did. So what day do you guys think we're going to hit 70? Like right now, I think like probably three months from now. Yeah, I think at this rate, three months. Yeah, actually, at this rate, never.  This fan, we got. Nice, there it is. Oh, 70, dude. Catch that. How does this look? It's pretty good. Good stream. Why aren't you using Consecration? I am. My graphics, my computer can't handle it. My cousin who works at Blizzard told me you could get the Ashbringer cleansed in Outland if you fish at the right spot. Can't find anything on Thoughtbot. Wait, really? But Derek from my high school says he did it. I'm going to show you guys how this fight's going to go right here.  After we kill X, we are going to go down to moon. If all goes well, this is the kill right here. We might be able to finish right here. Hell of a job. Hell of a job. There it is, dude. Look at the top damage, by the way. Oh, we're at Paladins. Oh, we're at Paladins. They're so bad. Oh, oh, oh. This opportunity rarely comes in Texas. Oh, look at all this. Oh. Oh, it's a lot. Oh, my gosh. Whoa. This is going to be the best snowman you've ever seen in your whole life. Yeah. Go, Espen. Go.  This is the best snowman. Ladies and gentlemen, introducing a new shameless streamer. Look at this. Nice. Yeah. Nice. Nice. Espen and the Sims. OK, I don't have an Asian girlfriend. 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Espen, yeah, it's off of it. What's it for, man? Ah, oh, stop shaking, Espen. I'm not shaking. I'm getting just a little wet. Really? Yeah. Stop thinking about porn, then. Yo. We shouldn't go there, that's the Afso. Afso? Yeah. I've never been in the Afso. You want to go to Afso, then? Oh, excuse me. No, just sell a little bit. All I'm saying is just take some money out of your bank and put it in the doge. Just start selling furniture or anything you got. Sell it all to make some money. And then put in the doge coin and then boom, you'll see 100% return easy today. All right, love you, mom. So we got the official financial report. As you can see, this is worth some sort of currency.  They're not. As you can see, we're loaded. OK, and if you see this graph here, it's going up. So when you see the graph going up, as you should know, it's a good thing. Yeah, we went down a little bit. Now, we're going straight to the moon. There's a lot going on. A lot of movement gone on recently. I think that there's a lot of opportunities for us to move out, right? Move out and move up. America, China, Uzbekistan, OK? Offline TV. Offline TV. We could be there. Comedy Russell. You name it, right? We could be among those names. We could. But where? Los Angeles.  Alaska, Alaska, bears. Nick doesn't like bears. So that leaves us to ask one question. What is left?  It's a bowling ball. That's right. South Korea. OTK on to Korea. How about one true Korea? Now, is that too far? I don't think. I think we can start a war. I don't think North Korea. Yeah, yeah. I think that. Well, is there already? There is one over there. Oh, so that's fine. Yeah, we'll call it that then. Do we think we can get a war sponsor? Rich? Great channel. I can call my guy. But here's why, right? The network is obviously already established. As you can see, a strong foothold there already. Is that you? So welcome to my house. Obviously, it's actually starting to come together.  You guys will get very, very used to seeing this kitchen, because I will be doing lots of cooking streams. This room will be the stream room. We're going to run basically HDMI connected extenders, all this stuff, and be able to hook up a camera in a bunch of different points in the house. We're going to do gym streams, and we're going to do cooking streams, and we're going to do streams in the living room. I'll be honest. I'm going to copy and paste this house for me and myself. It's sick, isn't it? All right, I am. This is amazing. I can't wait. What's up, guys? The house is not done, but it's almost done. We're very, very, very close to being done. I'm super, super excited. A lot of people have been excited for this. Finally getting everything going and moving here, again, next to Miz, and doing all the stuff that we want to keep doing for the stream, and YouTube, and all that other stuff. And there's cooking streams. I'm coming back, doing a lot of IRL stuff. 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No, we don't. Nice cock. My nephew has a 10-inch cock. Don't ask me how I know. I'm leaving.  The football coach with the most SFAM. The highest selling video game console of all time is what? My letter. He knows it's wrong. It's wrong. It's wrong. It's wrong. Not my answer. You're not allowed to say it's wrong. Then I'm going to play. It's correct. This one is called cutie. Hit him in the face. Hit him in the face. I should get him hard. Jesus, that was hard.   I'm going to help. He's trying to put it in my mouth. Put it in her mouth.  She'll take it. Guys, we only have so much pancakes left. It touched your foot. No! Toast clean. I'll eat it, Espen.  We're in a big pizza pie at some all day. Welcome to the very first cooking stream in the new home. I am Eskorder.  I'm dyslexic, so you're going to be able to so boom.  What did you say, sir?  What did you say, sir? Oh, phenomenal. Phenomenal food. Did you get some of that fresh mountain record? I did not put lime on his steak. I did not put lime on his steak. Speak to me, Shrew. I did not put lime on his steak. I didn't see it. Oh, it settles it. Chip, those are caramelized green beans. It allows for the sugars to kind of crystallize and form a coating around the green beans. I can taste the Tonys. They're right in the tire. This is the first pool I've seen in so long. It's finished. You rob your stuff. I did it. Oh, look. Oh, she threw you on me. I got it. Wait, where's Espen? Espen, we've got to carry this boat back now. Dad. There's Baywatch. Welcome to the very first episode of Loot Goblins. Chat 1, 7. Please be gentle, please. Other Sega character was playable in Super Smash Bros. 4. She was looking at chat. Hellenities.  I learned how to be a better criminal. That's right, mother. X, X, X. Penta, stop. Pretty accurate. Whoa. Sorry, my reaction just kicked in every time that happened. I'm finally done. I'm probably never playing vanilla again. I'm probably never playing vanilla again. The king has returned. King Espen.   Guys, we came back for glory. We came out to come out with a bang. This is our last run. If I die, I delete. And it finally comes full circle. The resting place of the gods, Elysium. The server that I first played. And now the resting place of the gods, Elysium. Welcome to the resting place of the gods. Three days later. Oh my gosh. I was like casually going to hit my potion and I got crits and I almost died. Go away. It has been done, chat. King Espen of Elysium is no more.


this is Mark, I'm doing great, thanks for asking. If somebody asks me what words are the most important in English, I will put all my money on nouns. Why nouns? Because they are what we in a sentence refer to. Without a noun or a pronoun, this sentence wouldn't make much sense, would it? A noun can be countable or uncountable, as we will see in our lesson. And they can be concrete or abstract. So, let's start with this lesson on what you don't know about nouns, shall we? Yes, as I said, nouns can be countable and uncountable. Countable means that you can count them. So, you can make them plural, like a book, books, right? Uncountable you cannot count them, like milk. If you want to count milk, you need a partitive.  So, for example, a carton of milk. If you want to watch lesson on partitives, you may kick here. Now, the plural is made with an s at the end, but not always. For example, goose, geese, foot, feet, mouse, mice, ox, oxen, child, children and so on. There are many exceptions. The second point, so gender. With some means of transport, you need to use the pronoun she or the possessive pronoun her. For example, with cars, with ships, with countries, with oceans. For example, I went on a cruise last week. She took us to Crete. So, she here refers to a cruise. So, it's usually referred with a feminine pronoun or possessive pronoun. There are also professions like actor and actress or waiter or waitress, host and hostess. Or, and here we have precedent, stays the same precedent. So, you need to learn which gender to use, because sometimes they have the equivalent in the feminine. Obviously, for animals, we have another word. For example, bull, cow, horse, mare, drake, duck, etc. So, remember gender. That nouns are usually don't have gender, but sometimes it can have a gender. Nouns with i and g. So, they refer to activities. For example, working is the act of a person or thing that works. Working is good for your health, for example. Working is the noun right there. The next point that I want to talk about is that nouns are rarely used alone. They need supporting material, like modifiers or modifiers. For example, if I said the head, the head of what? The head of the office, the head of the company, etc. Or rise, not the verb, but the noun. So, families rise or the rise of the novel, for example. Or the top. I can refer to the top of the building, the top of the mountain. So, what are modifiers? They are adjectives or they are nouns. And I gave you three examples here. Political, and in this case we have an adjective, political affairs. So, you need this to create the meaning that you want, right? Water level. In this case, we have two nouns, right? Water level. Or Italian citizenship. Citizenship is the noun and Italian is the adjective. This is a modifier right there. These are three modifiers. Now, we have quantifiers. They are prepositional phrases. And I gave you here some examples. The top of the mountain, the way of walking, prepositional phrases are the ones that follow of. So, the top of the way of walking. Some nouns are always used with modifiers. For example, eater. If I say eater, we need something else, right? Meat eater or fish eater or vegetable eater. Everybody eats, right? So, eater is not, it doesn't give you the whole meaning of the word. So, you need something else. You need a modifier. Some nouns are used with possessive letter minor apostrophe s or a prepositional phrase of, for example, the point of the situation, right? Or man's culture, etc. Now, I'm going to erase this and I'm going to list some nouns that are rarely used alone. So, as promised, I'm going to mention some nouns that mean supporting material. A modifier or a qualifier. So, for example, prime, kind, range, discovery, top, the top of the mountain, hand, the head of the office, we said. Growth. The population growth. Center. Yes, the city center. Scale. Limit. The speed limit. Affair. Family affair. Case. Rise. Time. Bottom. The bottom line is roll tone, the ring tone, for example, depth. And I think I've mentioned already level. So, I hope you enjoyed the lesson. If you have any comments, requests, or if you want to post your own example of a noun, you may do so. Have a great day. Don't forget to share the video if you liked it and don't forget to subscribe to my channel and see you next week with a new lesson. Take care. Bye bye.


Yeah, so this is epic the epic program and if you were watching one of my previous lives I did a live about the best government funded English teaching programs and South Korea, no, sorry the epic program was on the list So that would be similar information if you watch that before but just a refresher then So epic stands for stands for English program in Korea it is run by the South Korean government and It is a program that places foreign teachers into schools across the country to work as English language instructors What's great about the epic program is it's super It's great for first-time teachers to Korea or abroad in general It offers competitive salaries and extra benefits like I mentioned and And it basically offers the chance to live and work in a unique cultural environment in East Asia That's what they advertise their program with and yeah for details You can check out epic.go.kr. They are hiring. They're always hiring So there's like two hiring seasons one is for February March for then that's when the school year starts in South Korea in March So they hire February March and then another one the second semester is August September so that's when they hire second time But you need to fill out your application like I think six months in advance. So yeah, you need to be early with that Also the requirements are you need to be a citizen of a country where English is the primary language? So the countries that I mentioned before You also must have studied from at least a junior high level seventh grade and Graduated from a university in one of the seven designed countries So Australia Canada Ireland New Zealand United Kingdom United States or South Africa However, and this is a little loophole here Indian citizens are eligible for positions if they meet all other requirements and Hold a teacher's license in English because I get this asked a lot a lot of Indian people from India approach me they really want to come to Korea and So this is a great opportunity for those wanting to come to Korea if you meet all the requirements Plus you have a teacher's license in English you qualify. You're eligible for the epic program So I think that's a really good Good way also to get to Korea Hmm, then there's also a for all the other citizens There is a working holiday visa for Korea. It's only for 12 months, but it can be extended and You can actually check that out if you look for working holiday visa Korea A lot of people from many many different countries are eligible They do have some countries have quotas that you know only I think for some countries It's like 100 people 200 people from that specific country can receive that visa But many many countries have unlimited quotas so check that out and Maybe you'll be eligible and this is basically allowing you to work and live in South Korea And then while you're here you can explore some other visa options because there's a ton of options Korea is really Pushing for their, you know getting international talents to Korea. So they have a lot of different visa options and So don't be discouraged. So maybe you need to go through a different way Into Korea not the straight teaching English in Korea way, but maybe some you know turns here and there Depending on where you're from, but don't be discouraged. There are a lot of options the visas There are a lot of different visas visas available. So there's a lot of options for everybody But yeah back to epic you also need to hold a minimum of a bachelor's degree. So it's the same thing from before you need to have a bachelor's degree a Four-year degree and it doesn't have doesn't matter which major But what's interesting if you have? Associates degree so two years a two-year degree you can apply for the talk program Which is pretty much the same thing as epic but for people with Associates degree and usually younger people So the talk program is also a teaching program that places you into schools in South Korea and And for the epic program you also need to have a TEFL or a TESOL of at least 100 hours So that's the difference if you want to go through the epic program you need to have a TEFL certificate Unless you have majored in TESOL or you have a teaching license and stuff like that So but other than that you need to have a TEFL or TESOL and again just a reminder Let me show you the banner Here special offer at the end of the session 30% off for all Tefl or Tefl or TESOL courses from ITTT You know just wait a minute, and then I'll share that link So that you can get Tefl or TESOL certified as well Okay, I think there's one more slide about epic About yeah, the salary and additional info. It's pretty similar to what I said before But this is only epic so they have like this level system So depending on your experience and qualifications You will earn more or less and also it depends on as you can see here what region you work in so actually Other provinces so basically the I guess not so popular places outside of Seoul and Busan pay the most so Yeah, if you might end up working for like a rural school in like a small town, but you and you earn the most money But even like my city is consists is actually in this category, but it's still a pretty big city It's almost a million people here big city.  There's a shopping mall Like there's everything here. So like don't think it's like in the boonies. It's not But that's usually what people think like people in Seoul or from Seoul They think everything outside of Seoul is countryside, but it's not Just want to put that out there. It's not but yeah Then the benefits are pretty much the same as I said before so you get a Fully furnished accommodation and an apartment you get paid airfare in and out of the country You also and this is different. That's unique for the epic program. You get a 300,000 Korean won settlement allowance So sort of like to get you started with your life in Korea if you have to buy some stuff free kitchen or like, you know some Anything for your house food that will get you through like the first month until your first paycheck So 300,001 is about like 300 dollars a little bit less than 300 dollars, but yeah You also get 18 days paid leave plus all national holidays. So like I said before typically for Pop private schools you get 10 vacation days And in the epic program you get 18. So that's a big difference Yeah, and then you also get one month salary bonus and completion of contract That's the same with private schools as well Yeah Okay And here's some information about applying but yeah go to the official website epic dot. What was it?  What was the website? Yeah epic dot go dot k r So head there and there's all the info how to apply when apply all the forms Everything you need in one place and you can also reach out to them directly Um, I'm not from epic. So all of this is all the information here I have for my own research Um, of course things might change might be different on the actual website. So just to know For more interesting teaching tips for getting certified to teach English abroad and online