Let's get over to our M. Mr. Tim or as we do every Tuesday and Thursday and don't forget folks You can reach Tim every trading day at odd or D hyphen Oracle or CLE.com. That's odd hyphen oracle.com Tim or what's going on brother? Well, we can we can start with the f&p's or we're gonna start with gold. I'm good wherever you want to go man Let's look at gold because I think something's happening here. Okay, cool I think on the bigger time frames is this kind of everything's kind of lining up so we'll just look through it Okay, I'll chart number one is the Yeah, it's a weekly inflation deflation ratio And so I put a ratio on it then I put an RSI on it, which is the top window Okay, and anyhow with when that inflation deflation ratio, which is the second window down from the top the top one RSI for that ratio and yeah, when we get down below 30 and turns up it's been a bottom and this chart goes back to 2015 or something 16 but yeah, that's I have red circles on the chart the bottom windows gdx next window up is XAU yeah, we want to point out here.  I think back in I Think was March probably mid-March. I don't have the exact date Bring out the RSI got down below 30 and turned up. So that's a bicycle But what I want to point out I have some let's look at XAU first which is okay I got a window up from the bottom. Yes, and I got kind of bold circles there. I see that yep the bold one Yep, right I really want to point that out because pretty much that made a double bottom When the signal is generated I see yes You got a bi-signal that market didn't do anything then you got another one then finally the market I mean you're looking at these folks. You'll see Tim bolder that those circles much bigger. Yeah, cool, man I got I got it soon. Yeah, great. Well, you know on on XAU that was proxmy There's a double buy about six months apart or four or five months apart. Okay, but it came pretty close the same price Now if you go into 2000 18 and 19 the next bold circle there you kind of same thing happened. You got a bicycle pretty close to same levels Yes, and a little bit lower over the second bicycle a little bit higher We're pretty close the same level and again you go in the current time frame We got a bicycle back. I think was like October and you got another in March about six months apart again And pretty much came at the same price again, right? And if you look at the prices, okay So that's like double bottoms there and the one off its 16th low that was a mega rally I mean it took off and never looked back right it didn't last real long went for you know Good six months or something and the one in 2018 2019 the kind of double bottom there at same price That will rally lasted you know close to You know a year and a half two years So now you got another double buy pretty much the same price level So either You know we don't have enough You know if we had 20 different examples, we don't really have three examples But you know either we're gonna rock it keep going up like we do in 2016 or it's going to be extended rally Something similar to what happened in 2019, you know, you know just an observation either way We're at a bicycle So I'm just trying to get conclusions going forward how big this rally is going to be yes So this is just a hint of what could happen. It's not saying it's going to happen So let's look on further here and you know, we also have I mean when you really dig into this folks What you're gonna see and this rally here Tim. We've had many more signs of strength. I Got the charts up. Yeah, I just remember that that market I mean it was that was almost a stealth one the one, you know, the the one prior to this one Actually, which is kind of wild. Yeah, okay. Go ahead. I'm sorry All right, it's a flip to chart We're gonna pump. Yeah. Yeah, flip to chart four. Okay You know, this is just cycles for gold gold's really pretty good at cycling. Okay, and anyhow, I got a I got a 16 year and eight year cycle So I could took it back further. It's a little bit messy that the software I used to do right Ideally here, but anyhow, give a major set Bicycle when both the AD and the eight year and 16 year bottom back in in 2016 and Then market went up and now we got the eight year bottom here just in Looks like late 2023 and so that this is on gold. Yes, so we're in that cycle and And I got some blue circles on there on the cycle to identify the mid cycle of the eight year cycle, so I got blue circles on there Yeah, so anyhow, the the eight year cycle Now there's four years later it peaked on the eight year cycle. That's that blue circle I got back in 2012. Okay. I see it. Yes. Am I okay? Then then 2020 there's a blue circle again. Yeah, that's a halfway point of the red circle the eight year cycle Right, you know, if this thing goes another four years, it'll be August 2027 We go another four years man That's gonna be fun So, yeah, but they peek out at the half cycle of the red the eight year cycle. Okay, so I want to point that out. That's the possibility So because I'm thinking we're doing something on the bigger time frames here not the smaller time frame No, you can see it. You can see it in the whole commodity complex actually which is pretty wild.  Yeah for you know For a while now and so we're needing something other than terrible Yeah So yeah, I've got a short to okay skipping over here, but and this is where we are right now, you know, the Second window down from the top is a bullish percent index for the gold miners index And I don't know how many stocks are in that but anyhow what it majors is Percent of stocks is it that the music coming up? That's all right. Just stay right there folks Tim and I are gonna be coming right back. We have the Dow industrials right now trading Down 76 Nasdaq's up 14 S&P's are off six Tim and I come right back folks Welcome back folks that Tim or Tom over and we do appreciate the growl and a problem with us out there And you know Tim when you were saying that, you know, you feel like like something's happening with gold It is pretty amazing. I mean In the last two months the physical contract is up 15% I mean the equities are up beyond belief So it's pretty wild that we have something like this right now and That a very it may be the beginning of the move, right? Yeah, I'm thinking yeah, I think we're we're still early in the move. I can as we go along Actually, it's flip to chart three. No, I know because I'm keeping track of your that that monthly One that that we don't have that signal yet. This is really cool folks. If you've been following Tim and myself, I mean You know this monthly one is a monster and it hasn't hit yet. So that's really cool man. Yeah, right But it's good at three because this is a weekly. Okay. I have it It's the same thing You know, you got a daily weekly in a monthly, you know, the ones that this is the daily or this is the weekly one Yes, and the weekly is gonna have to fire before the monthly has to fire, right? But this is right at the money The bottom window is the weekly cumulative advanced decline for GDX. Okay, and it's just I got a circle there as signal comes When it closes above the mid Bollinger band, it doesn't try to pick out the bottoms Right where the dad catches the trend and so usually once it gets on a bicycle It stays there for months if not years and same with the cell signal It's thing give a cell signal back in 2021 on the weekly and we're finally now getting back to that mid Bollinger band And I think on the next one the bottom window is the up-down volume The second one up is advanced decline and we're right smack at that bicycle right now as we're talking So this is still or you know, even though the markets rallied really good over the last couple of months You know this thing kicks in you know the previous signals of this on the weekly time frame We're uh You know, I'm a little eyeballer here looks at it minimums a year Yes, so if this trigger this is at least a year and for the month trigger I didn't put the monthly in because it hasn't Hasn't generated signal yet, but I thought this was close enough to show that the weekly signal. So And this rally continues and I think a well the reason why if you look at the top window there. Yes I think this is a head and shoulders bottom with the October low of 2022 with the head and we're attacking the neckline right now, you know, you actually say we're above it But normally it doesn't stop if it's going to stop the neckline is going to do more Consolidation but you need a sign of strength through a trend line to confirm the breakout And I'm thinking we're doing the sign of strength right now on Gdx and it's probably going to go through this sign of strength or Through this neckline and it's going to leaf last another month and not a couple of months I think there were some other indicators I had that the current rally could last into September timeframe, I mean not every day is going to be an update but in general this impulse what's going on right now It's going to keep going. Yeah, and we definitely have more players in the marketplace because if you look at the futures market We're average in 280,000 contracts a day I mean that doesn't happen in the in the gold market the gold market normally does about a hundred and 10 to 125,000 contracts folks and we've been average in this for a good, you know, a couple months now So well actually, you know, which which which is exactly what you need Particularly coming up to those lines, which is so cool, right? Yeah, you need you need increased volume And you need a wide wide price spread. Yes And so we're we're attacking that what I drew there a neckline And I'm thinking the sign of strength is going on right now So I'm thinking a couple weeks from now Since there's a weekly chart or maybe you know Friday you might close above it But normally they don't whip above that mid-bowl in your band and whip back down and give you a kind of false signal throughout the You know the decline or the advance it gets below the you know or it gets above the line And you just stays there. So it's this momentum indicator So it's as we go forward, you know momentum is going to be important thing. Yes This is a good indicator to watch for momentum. It's not great for picking highs and lows because it's usually late You know getting out at the top, but when it turns down you better not be long I'll put it that way you bet. No, I ain't listen man when you showed us How long that what now we're talking to folks is that we're talking about the signal that We're waiting for right now on the weekly and monthly basis meaning for the bulge of being to get into the middle because when Tim showed us How long One has been on a cell signal and that cell signal was so correct. It's amazing Jesus. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, it got and it was pretty much, you know garbage market since 2021 Right because the advance decline was crappy and the up-down volume was crappy. Yeah, so even though stocks balance They didn't bounce much. They just basically One up came right back down again. So I'm thinking they're going to bounce this time and actually stay up If console they hit a higher high, you know, console they'd hit a higher high So I think that's what's going to come come from us. Yeah, well this particular point We haven't you know, you've only gone for about a month and a half You might have went down two days for the equities and then go sideways and go higher again sideways go higher again Yeah, so it's pretty cool. Yeah. Well, actually, I I'm not an Elliot wave pattern here, but I'm thinking this is probably a way three right now Then we'll probably hit away for probably the next, you know, month or so You know kind of go sideways and I think the boy five had to get into that stuff We don't have pictures of it, but so boy for another time, but it's like let's look at chart two. Okay This this is the the second window down from the top is a bullish percent index for the gold miners index Right, what this chart does measures a percent of stocks that are pointing figure buy signals Okay, so all the stocks in the gold miners index 70 the current price about 75 percent 75 percent of those stocks and the gold miners index are on point figure buy signals So that's usually a good area. So I got kind of a green area going across there as chart goes back to I said 2008 or something and that's kind of if you want to be you know above 60 But below 90 you start getting above 90 and I got that pointed in red. I see that. Yeah, and We're actually 95 and all those came at tops. So that's great to know everything's making money all at the same time It's usually not a good sign. No, no Let's just talk about this for a second because this is so with when you're looking at this chart folks This is what's really important to understand This is a point in figure when it gets be over 75 percent, okay Now point in figure also is late to the party So this is pretty cool Tim because that's showing that Well, I don't mean late to the party, but the the the signals are later Let's put it that way But this is really bullish because it takes a while for a point in figure folks to get bullish and all bearish either way So right that is really cool Tim. I'm digging it and I'm digging that 95% up the other side, too. Yeah Yeah, so when he out of that blue section on the bottom everything he gets down below 5% In other words when that everybody's heck out the door, you know You should basically step in and I point those things yes So, you know, but we could say anywhere above 16 below 90 You know Then you know, we got a person per virtually a strong market So I'm thinking it's really now to be in the gold market even though they gave some kind of rust signals over the last year a year and a half, you know Hear the music again.  We do appreciate your growl and problem with us I get chat number two up right now Tim Yeah, that's actually go to chart five. Okay. This is this is this is a real important chart It looks at the bigger time frames. We showed this chart on your last show. Yes, and The middle window is a monthly XAU gold chart and goes back to like 1984 and I got circled or that I got squared out where the current price is right now it's 0.059 and The line is you know, I tried to drive carefully the can the lines around 0.06 Nice, so so we're right there at that trend line, but it can be off. You know point over. No, I'm with you. Yeah, right Yeah, so yeah, we're there and if this rally continues It's gonna push that that XAU gold ratio most likely through that line Maybe we'll get it tomorrow. See any yeah, so I don't see any top in the XAU other than a minor Consolation yes over the next maybe month or so. There's no like top of any consequence here So I'm thinking this line is going to get broken here You know really really soon, you know this month is not this month probably next month And that trend lines when going down for the last 20 there were actually 30 years and so This is a big line up. Yeah, it would be a huge boon To the gold stocks, you know gold itself too, but probably gold stock sure And along the line folks, that's why Tim was the bottom window there. Yeah broke out So I wanted to point that out and the reason Tim was bringing up that line folks the longer that the line is The better if this breaks top side meaning then hold on for the ride man because That's about as good as you can get. Yeah, right? Yeah Yeah, this is good as it's good is going to get probably in our lifetime because right set up It'll probably be another 30 years or something like this sets up again. Yeah exactly this room this and then this reminds me of The beginning of our relationship when gold was 282 and that line Going across flat at the bottom. You know what I mean? That's that's that's that was Yeah Listen to you have a great one a safe one. We look forward to speaking to on Thursday Appreciate all the education man folks. Have a great night safe night come back and visit Jacob Tommy's off for the week. Jacob will be in tomorrow morning 9 o'clock. Have a great one folks. Have a safe one


and you are going to see a new eyeshadow that I got that I really really like it's got some really awesome colors and then you're going to go on a couple of little adventures that I did on my birthday so if you're interested in seeing all of that plus some random things stay tuned so how does that song go honey when I'm 64 so today's February 14th and um 64 it's your birthday happy birthday come on it's nice though let's go we're going to the beach let's go oh I think we're going where are we going let's go we're going to the beach I think let's say for my birthday treat so we're off to the beach on my birthday is that where we're going we never really decided or are you just surprising me wherever the car will bring us i got it on cruise control so let's get the car on cruise control so we have no idea is it a self-driving car it is the car has a mind of its own it does it's your car that's why it's my car can you smell the beach it is low tide i'm going to turn the camera around in a minute and show you what it looks like low tide it's a beautiful day it's amazing you can't smell anything no it must be all stuffed up you are all stuffed up it's really it smells really nice well salty salty but nice happy birthday thank you honey happy Valentine's Day thank you again honey and thank you for my birthday present guess what he got me apple earbuds i don't have them but they're little little white little air pods that they called they called air pods and they run off a bluetooth so there's no cord connecting you which i think is kind of cool i think so i'm going to turn the camera around that way while you're making dinner for me you can have your computer in the living room and then you can be working in the kitchen barefoot i was oh in the kitchen barefoot huh i was thinking more like the other way around i can stay connected while huh let me borrow them while i cook dinner oh i was thinking like when i walk or you know or something of that nature i thought they'd be really cool but yeah i'll let you borrow them i'm gonna i think you'll like them i think i'm gonna end up having to get a pair really so i'm gonna flip the camera around so you guys can see what we're looking at here this is really getting into the spring mountain on the spring and camping and just being at the beach here comes the man here i be here he be in the frame i think don't even have it on i'm videoing aren't i sorry oh well i'm a goober we go anyway for the shot you should see us climbing through the through the woods over there it was like unbelievable well not the woods it's like the um you know the seaweed the whatever but oh it's so pretty here one year we came here and there was a guy sitting in one of the benches and he was playing a guitar and singing he had an amazing voice his voice was like so soothing i i i got a video clip of him somewhere i just don't know if i'll ever find it but his voice was so amazingly soothing it kind of reminded me of gale from random life productions when she sang that birthday song that's where i walked from all the way along the rocks here and there's a monument i can't remember was it john smith this monument there's something to do with the settlement i do think it was john smith but it's been a while since i've been here so let's see if my 64 year old brain remembers who this monument was all about or what it was all about oh look at that 1614 matt from captain john smith's 1614 expedition see i remembered that i'm really proud of myself for remembering that john smith 1580 to 1631 jay picked pete's he really likes pete's right honey that's all right i thought it was just okay but you know what it's like a it's sort of an icon on the coast and i have said for years it's one of those overrated tourist traps but it's full of locals so how does that figure tourist traps it doesn't not when it's full of locals so that's what we did and it was okay but it was expensive but like jay said it's my birthday so i'm turning just so you can kind of see a little bit behind me we are up at i can never pronounce this park right odione point in rye and wow it's just like this is this place is a really popular park in the summertime you can you know you can walk through the park it's a very historic park and all that jane i've ridden our bikes up here from south very before all the way to port smith which is kind of really wild that's when we were in better shape i don't think we could ride our bikes all the way up to an hour could we now i'm gonna make it a point this season to really start working with the bike oh did you hear that no he's i'm saying this is historical he is going to make it a point to start working with his bike so he's gonna he's gonna get back in shape because he's gonna be 64 this year too i'm older than him i'm older than you he's practicing so it's kind of really cool here huh there he is the photo the photographer my god what horrible news to have woken up to actually we heard a little bit of it last night coming home from my birthday we went to the beach you know to think of somebody that young especially after i did my dear diary video to think of somebody that young feeling that way and do it there are no words there are no no words my my hot breaks for everyone involved everyone involved and what a sad day in america you know america is crying today we've had too many moments where america cries how's that so i am heading to my exeter office and i am going to then go to the um board of realtors office where i'm going to be actually doing a a presentation on um social media best practices you know and how social media your digital footprint can stay with you forever you know and as soon as anything happens like this shooting in florida you know obviously people immediately turn to social media so anyways that's my day and if i'm lucky i'm going to meet up with my sister later tonight if i'm lucky i don't know she's gonna bring her husband somewhere and then she may be able to meet up with me we'll see and if so maybe i'll get her on camera she's shy hey guys it's saturday oh i'm trying to move so the shadows are not in my face from the uh my son window the window um in the front is it's not working too good but anyways jay and i are off to london dairy where we're going to teach class nine and ten which is what we call the weekend review of the pre licensing the 40 hour pre licensing class and it's going to be a long day we'll probably go to dinner afterwards we normally do because we're both too exhausted to cook anything and all that so i don't know where we'll go but i have a a thought in mind so we'll see yeah so it's it's a weekend but i'm only gonna have one day off oh no minute of two because monday's holiday yeah i have monday off i forgot about that now i'm super excited yeah i really am so now where are we off to the moon it's not a full moon tonight no i don't where are we off to tell us in eppen eppen yeah so you know that the one of the pleasures about getting a birthday and getting old is that you kind of get all these coupon offers and telly's is like a local um pub type thing and it's you know i i guess i must have registered at one point but every year i get a coupon for my birthday and we often don't use it but this year it's one entry one free entry on tray on tray so we're going to telly's to take advantage of my birthday on tray on tray and we had snow today and i haven't seen a lot of vehicles out today just a lot of the places when i went to the shot the post office the whole complex was all there was nobody there really maybe everybody was shoveling all the snow out you're probably home yeah i did videos i didn't want to i didn't want to put a sweater on to go out i was shooting videos today i actually shot a couple of them when i had to repeat because i realized that you know when you don't have your microphone plugged all the way in it's like it just mutes the sound completely it's not like you can still get some sound just not the microphone it's like no sound you figured that out eh i was going to do just a voiceover but yeah it wouldn't have been the same so maybe i'll take some pictures of my meal and i'll add this to my blog and you know share another exciting episode in our kind of boring life oh well hey i'm just waiting for warm weather do you think it's ever gonna come yeah wednesday supposed to be 70 tuesday 60 and in a couple of weeks we're gonna be in warm weather i hope is it warm in texas right now i hope so it better be bye guys hey guys it's thursday the 22nd i can't believe this whole week has just gone by so quick yesterday wednesday it was almost 70 degrees out jay had all the windows open when i came home it was unbelievable i wanted to take a walk at the rail trail at the office but i just couldn't get out to do it but i came home a little early did some work from home and just enjoyed it so that was pretty cool and today now i'm leaving really bright and early i'm going to head to manchester and i have to this is the class i'm actually taking not teaching because i do teach this class it is part of the requirement for me and this is my own standard as well as of course i have to take it to remain what you call in compliance with the realtor association so i really like doing the professional standards workshop because there are speakers from national level national level code of ethics speakers professional standard speakers that are coming out and i always enjoy it i always get something out of it and it also helps me as an instructor to be you know to also have to take the class and to also you know see how other people present in some of the the hot buttons they talk about nationwide so that's my day i think that's going to run till two ish then i have a a committee meeting right afterwards and then i'll probably head into london dairy so we'll see the afternoon is going to be hectic hey guys i thought i'd come back really quick before i stripped everything off and hopped in the shower i wanted to share with you and i've shown some of this on my instagram page but i wanted to share with you this palette that i received from the octoly network this was from velvet 59 and this was something i selected and if you don't know how the octoly network works you can select a product that you're very interested in reviewing it doesn't mean that the manufacturer or the product company will approve you but you can keep your fingers crossed so i did select this because you know i've been on an eyeshadow kick right but i just thought these colors were amazing aren't those beautiful i think they're absolutely beautiful and when i read about this palette i'm going to use this when i read about this palette it said that it was vegan it was cruelty free gluten free paraben free talic free and that it's a rose metal palette velvet like formula for maximum blendability you can do a really nice cut crease you can also use some of this as a highlighter and even a little bit of a blush i did swatch some of this but it kind of rubbed off before i got a chance to show you so i will do that in another review but i wanted to show you how it held up i used my bare minerals this morning i put them all over my eyes i thought i went back and i looked and i said let's see i had a few minutes before i had to go out the door so i thought i would open this up and i would play with it so i used this lighter shade right here the purple shade and i did that to kind of like the crease area then i went into my outer v with this darker shade and then just right on the outer edge of it with the moonlight shade so let me just tell you the colors so the color that i did my crease was perasian pink and then i did metallic rose on the outer edge and docked around the crease and then i did moon landing a very very tiny bit on the edge and then of course i used my eyeliner but and then i took oh yeah i did i took this little pop of passion flower that name a little pop of passion flower and i put that right in the center only because i usually kind of like a little pop of something so this palette i've only tried those four colors that i just identified haven't tried them all yet but this palette is look at moon landing i'm going to swatch this for you i just think this is like really cool i don't know if you can see that and then the the metallic rose color put right next to it i think they're pretty and then i i'm going to run out of fingers i don't know how people do this when they do when they swatch all the colors can you see those i really like those colors and then i probably gonna see if i can get this orangey color here it's more of a gold color but anyways i'll probably swatch all these colors in another time but just before i stripped everything off i thought it'd be kind of cool to show you whoops i'll have to make sure i look at this carefully when i edit um just to uh to see how it ended up you know i wanted you to see how it ended up looking at the end of the day so the only thing i did when i came home when i decided it was going to go on camera and i know i look a fright is i touched up my veins and this is usually what i carry in my pocketbook i got this at alta i've had this i don't know i probably i've probably had this for about two years you can see how much is still in there this i just carry around for that you know when i have to top off my veins because my veins are so awful and then i also touched up my lipstick only because i figured if i was going to go on camera i didn't want to look like i had no lipstick on so my hair is a mess i'm getting ready to brush it all out i'm getting ready to hop in the shower and i wanted to show you my eye look and i also wanted to tell you that it really lasted all day it lasted a long time on me so yeah i'm pretty excited about that so yesterday it was nearly 70 degrees in new york and today it's snowing i drove home in snow and it's about 30 degrees out right now i keep trying to think spring think spring think spring we're actually heading to the maramac outlets because jay needs a pair of shoes and he wants to go to the bass outlet and while we're there i just have to you know i just have to check out the cosmetic company store and the bare mineral store and the swore i know i'm saying this wrong the crystals they're worried by my crystal earrings the swatze store i'm ignoring what he's hollering because he knows nothing john snow that's that's just an old little thing that jay and i do every time i you know because we used to watch um game of thrones and i always loved it when they was the you know nothing when whoever it was i said you know nothing john snow so i would say that to jay i go you know nothing sometimes i go jay magillacaddy sometimes i call him john snow so he knows nothing but i am going to hit those stores and he has nothing to say about it and then when we're done that we're going to go to sam's oh well happy saturday and i wanted to show you this and i forgot i know i shared this on instagram and it's a little big so jay has to remove one of the um the little links hey guys if you've made it all the way to the end i just want to really thank you i know sometimes logs can be longer than normal videos and some people like that and some people don't like that and i always feel a little kind of weird because i don't have a super exciting life but i share little bits and pieces of it with you now next week this is going to come up this week so the following saturday or sunday whatever day it goes up it's all going to be about my eyelash journey many of you have asked questions since i shared the eyelash collab with carol from the ocaro show and so i have been documenting my eyelash progress from the get go from when i first began with eyelash serums in 2016 so i'm going to show you some of those photos so be sure you catch that video and i hope you all had a wonderful week thank you so much sorry this is long sorry it's rambling and now it is sunday and i'm going live i'm going live with glitzy fritzy by the time you see this that'll already happen i hope i hope i don't look ridiculous in whatever makeup look people are going to make me do but i probably will but i'll link that live video down below anyways bye guys yeah so this is what happens when you kind of go crazy on a live stream and you let your subscribers and your friends tell you how to apply your makeup i don't think i'm ready to go out like this


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Before your eyes, the stirring panorama of a nation, its youth, its heartache, its steady growth toward greatness. Another moment of history memorialized, a lunging desperate charge with weapons ready. It is almost as though we can hear the rumble of the artillery and taste the charred air. These vivid, three-dimensional displays are the efforts of the United States Army Exhibit Unit. Home base for the exhibit unit is a depot at Cameron Station, Virginia, not very far from the nation's capital. Long before an exhibit takes place, the work begins. A request has come in to prepare an exhibit. First, information is gathered about the purpose of the exhibit, the type of audience it should appeal to and the locales where it will appear. An exhibit is born in the minds of creative men. From there, the first step is on paper, sketch after sketch, plan after plan, revised and revised again until the conception is right. Soon, workrooms are humming. A display soldier is lifted from a bed of plaster, gauze, some blue in the proper hands. Everything but sea breeze and hooligans. Check out of an exhibit unit missile as an audio engineer dubs in a recording of a Cape Canaveral countdown. Gradually, a conception on paper takes shape as a three-dimensional reality, and before long, the new exhibit finished to the last detail is ready for showing to the world outside. Since 1936, when the Army first prepared an exhibit for the New York World's Fair, good use has been made of public assemblies to keep the American taxpayer informed where his tax dollar is going. It's a case of going where the audience is. Exhibit unit trucks really run up mileage every season. The destination of an Army exhibit may be a state fair, a huge railroad terminal, a movie theater, a department store, or a hotel convention. It doesn't matter. The exhibit unit is ready to put on an exciting presentation wherever there's going to be a crowd of interested people. It may be a convention of company engineers and executives from all over the country assembled to see a display of American defense production effort. An integral part of the display is the Army exhibit with its guides trained not only in answering questions, but also in assisting to repair the intricately mobile exhibit equipment. The convention over, the props are again loaded aboard the truck. By the next morning, the exhibit unit truck is in another city for another show, this time in a department store. Upon entering, a youngster may not know one missile from another, but it's a safe bet before that youngster leaves he'll know a lot about the Army missile family. Representatives of the exhibit unit must be prepared to answer countless searching questions. For the youngsters, it's a big thrill to hear the staccato interchange of a communications network. And for the not-so-young veteran of a World War I regiment, it's rewarding to know the old outfit is being specially on it. So it goes until the curtain goes down on an Army exhibit in a city department store. Only to rise again a few days later in the rural atmosphere of a big state fair. For with these displays, the Army is reporting to the very public it has the ultimate responsibility to protect. Exhibit personnel know they have done a good job when there is a buzz of comments, questions and discussion of what is seen and heard. The best thank you is a quizzical look and still another question. Late summer and fall is the busy season for the Army exhibit unit. Toward winter, the trucks head for Cameron Station again. For the men who ride them, the familiar sight of our nation's capital so close to home is the real boundary between seasons. Behind them are the 11 million people who see the shows each year. Ahead is a busy winter when displays will be brought up to date, complete new shows worked out, new tours scheduled. Mission accomplished, the men of an Army exhibit unit return home. Army's story to millions of Americans on the state fair circuit is a big job and a worthwhile one. One proof of the value of exhibits and telling an important story took place recently in Belgium when countries from all over the world put their best efforts into national displays at the Brussels International Exposition. For servicemen stationed in Europe, here in one convenient area was a fascinating cook's tour of the world, a once in a lifetime event that couldn't be missed. Quite a few leaves of quite a few soldiers were spent in exploring the wonders of the Brussels International Exposition. Let's go along with some of them and see what it's all about. For servicemen stationed in Europe spending a leave at the Brussels World Fair, the first order of the day was to get a bird's eye view. Generally acclaimed as the architectural hit of the fair was the American pavilion, the largest circular building in the world. It looked over a pond surrounded by apple trees and a kaleidoscope of colorful flag. Central landmark of the fair was the huge atomium with its nine spheres glinting in the sun. A visual expression of the exposition's theme, a more human world in the coming age of the atom. A wonderland plucked from the future. That's the way it all seemed to those lucky enough to see it. Below the cable cars, sprawled nearly 500 acres of manicured green parks. The newest ideas in architecture were reflected in the spacious boulevards and buildings of advanced design. The array of buildings and displays did not just pop into place on a Belgian meadow. It took effort of brain, machine and muscle. Right up to the deadline of the grand opening, April 17, 1958, the frenzy of last-minute preparations was going on. For it takes a lot of hard work today to build a world of tomorrow. The USSR's enormous glass, steel and aluminum structure was erected just a short walk from our own pavilion. Two completely different approaches, reflecting drastically different ways of life, both ready for the formal grand opening by King Baudouin of Belgium and his military entourage. Presentatives of the 48 countries with exhibits at the exposition held aloft national flags in honor of the event. Seated by mounted troops, the King of Belgium toured the fairground. As the leader of the host country, the young king had taken a strong personal interest in the planning and progress of the exposition. The touch of King Baudouin's fingers on a remote control device fountains sprayed guises of water into the air, the signal for the opening of the Brussels International Exposition. Visitors were here to see the sights. Some of them had come a long way to enter these gateways into a dazzling fantasia of sight and sound. Service men, on leave from posts and stations throughout Europe, were enjoying the event too. There'd be a lot to write the folks back home. At the American exhibit, a performance by a crack United States Air Force Band hailed the opening of the fair. With President Eisenhower's personal representative to the Brussels International Exposition, welcomed the crowd outside the American pavilion. A ribbon across the entrance was cut, and the American pavilion was officially open. It's impression was of space, light, water and trees. Designed by Edward Stone, the American pavilion received wide acclaim as an outstanding architectural achievement. It was a relaxed, free and easy atmosphere about everything. Visitors were even encouraged to sit down and rest from the strain of walking so much, and European guests thought this a gracious and kind gesture. But invariably, they did not stay seated long.  We weren't trying to dazzle Europeans with our industrial might. They know our factories, our shiny cars, but do they know about us as human beings? Do they know about the love and affection we bear for children? Do they know how we feel when we step into the privacy of a voting booth? At the fair, voting machines were installed for visitors to pick their favorite Americans. The winners, by the way, were Abraham Lincoln, Kim Novak and Louis Armstrong. Do the people of Europe understand how our system of free enterprise works? How great companies are owned by thousands of shareholders who have invested their savings in American industry? Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. What you see here is a ticker-tape machine used in the New York Stock Exchange. The tape here is a list of the quotations at the moment taken on the floor of the exchange. What you see here can also be seen in the wire behind you. One of the biggest questions Europeans have is how will the atomic age affect the way of life throughout the world? Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. These are the electromechanical hands, a machine used by the men who work with radioactive materials in producing radioisotopes. Our way of life is better understood thanks to the vivid displays in the American pavilion. Other nations also had gone all out in their exhibits. In the huge Russian pavilion, the ground floor was dominated by a two-story high statue of Lenin. Replicas of the Russian Sputniks drew a great deal of attention. Each pavilion at the exposition reflected the atmosphere of the country or institution for which it stood. Thailand, Venezuela, Monaco, the Vatican, Czechoslovakia, Israel, the British Commonwealth, Switzerland, all greeted thousands of visitors that first day. The Brussels fair served as a glimpse into a future where atomic science would serve the cause of humanity or the traditions of the past neglected. One of the most popular features was an authentic Belgian village of the 19th century, a site that could have been seen all over Belgium a hundred years before, two women exchanging gossip over a plate of snails. It was the largest international exposition in history, and American servicemen made the most of it. At dusk, the exposition did not sleep, but took on a roguish, fun-loving air, especially that first night when a gigantic fireworks display heralded the end of a crowded first day. At the Brussels fair, sped by, till another highlight, the observance of the United States' national days, July 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. The featured speaker was Herbert Hoover. The large audience was especially moved by his words. In interpreting the ideals of my country, I must include the spirit of compassion. It spreads from every American home to all mankind. 83-year-old past president is warmly regarded in Belgium. Many adults are still alive only because the Hoover-headed Belgium Relief Organization fed them in the years 1915 to 1919. They did not need proof of American compassion. Walking erectly through the exhibit of his own country, the great humanitarian's very presence spoke as eloquently as his words. There was another special Fourth of July event on a lighter side. The holiday observance, a special American postage stamp booth, was installed at the pavilion for a special cancellation marking the United States' national days at the exposition. What more fitting for a Fourth of July observance than a typically American Wild West show and rodeo featuring the Western Band from the U.S. Army's 8th Division in Baumholter, Germany, as well as an exhibition of American square dancing, American hero for young and old. On July 4th, the pavilion echoed to the clattering hooves of Western ponies. Some old friends, freshly painted for the occasion, looked on peacefully. Her force band, parading past the pavilion, marked the end of the July 4th holiday, one of the many colorful events of the fair. There were to be others. In the six months, the international exposition was open, 42 million visitors thrilled to the spectacle, and many of them were American servicemen in Europe who saw it, enjoyed it, and will never, never forget it. International exposition at Brussels, as well as the numerous state fairs and trade exhibitions where the Army exhibit unit mounts its displays, represent important media for the communication of ideas. Vast numbers of people come away from these exhibits with a better understanding of these complex times. And the ways mankind is thrusting through the challenges of today to the new and better world of tomorrow. Now, this is Sergeant Stewart Queen, your host for The Big Picture. The Big Picture is an official report for the armed forces and the American people. Produced by the Army Pictorial Center. Presented by the Department of the Army in cooperation with this state.


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Hi, I'm Brian Hansen. I'm the research agronomist here at the Langdon Research Extension Center. And today my topic is seeding date and cult of our influence on soybean performance here in northeast North Dakota. Now choosing the right combination of seeding date and maturity group is a very important decision to producers and especially here in northeastern North Dakota. Soybean production hasn't really been around our area for very long. In 2011 there was about 86,000 acres and in 2017 there was about 417,000 acres. So we're along the northern border so as the growing season has been lengthening over the years and we've had more adapted varieties that we can plant up here the soybean acres has increased. Now soybean maturity has really caused there's day length affects it and also growing degree days and up here along the northern border growing degree days we're about five to seven hundred fewer growing corn growing degree days which soybeans are based on compared to the southeast part of the state so choosing the right variety the right maturity is very important to producers up in this area. So the study that we conducted and it was sponsored by the Soybean Council of North Dakota was really initiated back in June of 2017 and the idea came to us we had a hail storm just east of Langdon here it took out very large swath of soybeans that got hailed out totally on June 9th June 10th is the final planting date and so at that time the RMA was saying hey you have to replant these soybean days up to 25 days after the June 10th date so that's July 5th which is very impractical for this part of the state so I was getting a lot of calls from insurance people saying hey do you have any hard data on soybean planting date maturities and we didn't have any for this region there's a lot of data for central and southeastern North Dakota but that is not adapted to our region and up in this part of the area we plant soybeans that are earliest maturing to start with is 00.5 to 00.1 generally but if you go down to south down to the south of Fargo they plant 0.4 0.5 so if they had a hail event on June 9th they could pick some of these early varieties were up here in the north were already growing early varieties so the methods we used we picked five seeding dates starting about May 15th all the way up to towards the end of June seven to ten days whenever we could get in the field and for soybeans we maturity groups we picked the 00.5 is one of the earliest 00.9 and 0.1 so if we look at the graph to some of the data we have from 2018 on May 15th our first date the 00.9 and 0.1 had the high seals about six bushel better than the 00.5 while we went to the May 24th date we saw similar results only not quite as much yield difference the yielded about four bushel better the later maturing varieties however as we got into June we saw that the varieties 00.9 had the high seals and actually the earliest variety and the latest variety had yields that were not significant from one another and at the June 14th date the earliest variety had the high seal so if we look at the varieties from the May 15th the June 14th the 00.5 only dropped about 25% with a 00.9 maturity group and 00.1 dropped 39% so you see the later maturing varieties have the highest yields early on but as we get into June and the shorter time frame the yields drop off quite significantly and on the June 24th date that year we planted none of the varieties matured we had our first freeze on September 29th this past year in 2019 well it was quite a year in North Dakota and we had again planted this trial and we harvested the first and second date and again that was similar results the later maturing varieties did better compared to the early ones in the first and second date but the last three dates we got a snowstorm up here we had about 20 inches of snow the snow was above the soybeans and when it melted it dragged all the soybeans to the ground and it basically made harvestable unattainable so we didn't get any results last year but we did a plant the trial again this year and we should have hopefully results if the weather treats its rights so that's the information I had on soybean seeding date and what maturity group to plant on which date so thank you very much


This is Michelle Schneider, a Mitch Chief Strategist of MarketGauge.com, coming to you on the close August 29th of the U.S. markets. And we have a lot of stuff coming out. We certainly have already begun with some numbers starting with the JOLTS report showing that there are actually fewer jobs available, which I think is probably a good sign. All of that becomes relatively irrelevant because as we know, and what we've seen over and over in this market is that price rules and price pays. So I'd like to start actually, we're going to mix things up a little bit here. We're going to start with NVIDIA, work our way to the U.S. dollar versus the Japanese yen into the spy, gold, moment about silver, oil, and natural gas. So what you're looking at right here is NVIDIA. Now we know with NVIDIA, we had the earnings report, and this was the action on the day of the earnings report. It got up to a high of 502.66 and then reversed. Now technically, when we have those kind of reversals, we look at about a $50 move or a 10% move lower, and clearly we saw that because it went down to $450. And if you recall when we talked about it, we said if it couldn't get through $480, then $450 was going to be your area to look at. That's exactly what happened yesterday on Monday. It held that $450 and popped. And now today, you can see that we got back through that $480, which is our next major area. This is based on a six-month calendar range high. We do two resets a year, January, and then again in July. And what we like to track is when it has a false breakdown below and then comes back through like we saw on this day, which is where these blue triangles are coming from. And conversely, if we get a move through, what we're going to be looking for now and what's going to be very important is whether or not this can hold above that six-month calendar range high, which is at that $480, $480 one level. If it does, then I would think it's probably inevitable that we take out that $502.66 and continue to work higher since we'll be in uncharted territory. Who knows? Always employ good risk-taking and good profit-taking along the way. If it breaks down into $480 as we're coming in tomorrow, if the numbers aren't satisfactory to the market, then of course we'd be looking at today's high as sort of a top, a new top, which would be around 490 and under 480, we would look to see once again that happens at 450. And the only reason why the 50-day moving average might come into focus is if you look down here, this is our real motion momentum indicator. And even though we are good in that, we are getting better in terms of our momentum coming off the test of the Volinger Band back here, we have not yet crossed this 50-day moving average. This is a bearish momentum indicator. Not necessarily the end-all be-all, but respect that this will have to clear that 50-day moving average in momentum, as well as the leadership against the spy. Even though we are outperforming the spy, we have not really been able to clear the high of the momentum on this day. And we're still brushing along the Volinger Band here. So you don't want to see a breakout and then a mean reversion to the downside as we're getting bearish momentum, and especially if we cannot hold and clear above that 480. Okay, let's move on to the S&P 500 cache. So this is an important day because we have cleared the 50-day moving average, but we know we need two closes above this 50-day moving average, or let's call it 4490 before we get too excited. The other really important thing to be looking at is the fact that we're still possibly forming a right shoulder on a head and shoulders top. Where would this be negated? Number one is we not only would have to hold above the 50-day moving averages, I just mentioned it, 4490, but we'd also really have to clear these highs here at around 4510. So we come in at about 4490, yes, 4490, we clear 4510. That's very positive. It basically makes this not longer a head and shoulders top, but more possibly even a double bottom when not a bottom in the classic sense because it's not at new lows, but a double bottom of the recent move since May, and which case then we can say, hmm, 460 here we come. We cannot hold above this 4490, 4485 as we come into tomorrow. I would start to think that perhaps this is more of a topping pattern, and that's how tenuous we are right here, in which case I would want to see what happens closer as we got down to around 4,400, 4,440, and then that's 4,440, here's 4,400, and then I would be looking at the 4,400 level. On a neckline breakdown, this would have to have a move and close underneath 4,365 to really basically confirm that this could be a head and shoulders top. If that's the case, you take the measured move from the high to the low, so it would be about a move from 4,640, down to around 4,360, and that would be about a $300 move. Think about that. That would put this back down closer to 4,000 and would take a lot of people off guard. But let's not get ahead of ourselves for tomorrow. We're going to look at that 50 day moving averages pivotal at 4,490, 4,485 to 90. We get above 4,510, that would be very bullish. We break down onto that 4,590. I would expect to see what happens here at around 4,450, and if that breaks down, then I would certainly be changing my mind, at least in the spice to a more negative pattern. Looking at the gold chart right here, this of course is the December contract. You don't really want to trade the spot because the volume is way lower. Volume on this today was about 166,000, I believe I just saw. Nonetheless, you can see that this is the contract. Now, last week when we talked, we said that as long as this held above here on the 1,900 level looking at spot, that we were still bullish. And so far that's looking to be the case. However, now is when the rubber meets the road because we're getting into a few areas of resistance all converging. Number one is the 50 cross below the 200, putting us in a death cross or a bearish phase. Number two is we had this trend line that we had drawn in last week. Rough trend line, not perfect, but nonetheless we get an idea of an area at around 1974. So let's say this, for our pivotal area right now, I believe that 1950 to 1955, really we can even say 1947 to 1955 is our major support. That holds, we're definitely going to be thinking more of buying the dip. And clearly, we'd like to see a move back over 1970 and then ultimately 1975, 1980 for the up move really to continue. However, if it comes in, comes in around that 1950 to 1955 and cannot get a rally and starts to break down, then I do believe that it's possible, not that I see a head and shoulders top tight pattern like why I saw in the other chart because we had, we almost had it and then it broke down but never took out this low here and came right back. In this case, what I see more is higher lows, which makes me positive, the gold market. But nonetheless, we can't be silly. Under 1940, I would probably say we're long gold too.  Now, I also feel like we have to be looking at the silver market right here because in the silver market, it looks much, much better and there's two very important things about silver. So we're gonna look at silver December contract as well and have a look and see what I'm talking about. Okay, so number one, in the silver contract, we said that we were very friendly silver, remember. Things look bad in the metals it's time to buy. Things look great in the metals it's been time to sell. The day that changes, that's going to be huge. When we start to buy strength, we know that we're in a whole new ballpark. But for now, let's assume we're still into the sell strength by weakness. Which tells me that we already have the nice pop over the 50 and the 200 day moving average, number one. And number two is we've gotten through that $25 an ounce, 2450 now is gonna be our new level to hold. 2450 and under, I would start to say, there's your sell the strength. We hold 2450 and higher and then get back up again and hold that 25 level. Then I would really have to look to see what happens if you go back to these levels right here that kept holding and the last high before silver fell, which is right here. Over 2534, I would think that this is going to get another move up, possibly up to 2650, possibly higher. The other thing that's important to note with this one is that we are so far outperforming the gold, which in and of itself is not only bullish for silver and bullish for gold, but also a real indication of inflation because if the silver to gold ratio gets over 80 and holds, generally that means that we have not seen the end of inflation and we could actually be entering another round of it for a myriad of reasons of why that could happen. So we looked at the cash S&P. We looked at the December contracts of both the silver and the gold. In the crude oil though, we can go back to looking at the spot contract, which is the October contract because the volume is very good there. Now, once again, I feel vindicated because remember now I have been very bullish in the oil market for quite some time and we talked about $78 as the area where I would get more defensive last week. Now remember, we could hit it intraday as we did here, maybe took out a couple of longs and got some stops hit, maybe even got some people short, but it didn't hold and more importantly, it didn't close under 78. So think about closing levels when we talk about some of these key spots. So again, as long as we hold 78, we like it. Right now we can even take that up a little bit and see what happens here. Let's go back to the last time we had these highs which was back in June and now here we are above it. So let's call 8060 in spot a very key area. We closed at 81.24 today. We continue to hold 8060 down to 80. That would be my real first area of caution. So let's say 8060 and above were bullish. Obviously we have some resistance up here to get through. There's a substantial amount of resistance about a dollar higher at 82.40. But we get through that and the next thing you know, we're talking about 90 to $95. Maybe even $100 a barrel. So again, keep your eye on 80. 8060 is your first pivotal number. Below, maybe we test the 80. Below that, maybe we actually start to see a sell-off. Above 80 and 8060, more positive. We get through these levels right here of these highs I just mentioned to you before over these 8070s and hold 8060. Then we'd be looking at 82, up to 8270 and then we get through there. And I think off she goes. So I couldn't be more fascinated by a chart than I am about the natural gas. And again, this is the spot. This is the October contract. What's fascinating me about this chart is it really hasn't gone anywhere. But what is interesting also is that in that six month calendar range I just showed you before in NVIDIA, if we look at the one on a layover on the futures in natty gas, it comes in at 258. Now I had mentioned 240 was where I real, obviously bottom rock in the sand. But I think we can raise that up to 258. So if we just take a look at what 258 looks like, that's right here. So we hold above 258, I have to be more positive. Below it, I wouldn't necessarily say negative, but with least we would probably assume we could take another trip down to 240. But above 258, the next place of course you want to be looking at is that 50 day moving average at 275. And we would need two closes above that. If we hold 258 and get through 275 twice, so that would be on Wednesday and Thursday of this week in the U.S. markets, then it's very possible that we're not only going to get through 280 easily, but we can see our way back up above the more recent eyes at spot, which was at 310. And then we start looking here at the 200 day moving average at 326. Remember, what I'm still thinking is this could take time, but this whole thing could be a giant base ready to go much higher. And lastly, we're going to take a look at the U.S. dollar versus the Japanese yen. What is fascinating about this chart? Well, there's a few things. First of all, the dollar itself, we talked about if it got through 103.50, it may get closer to 105. It kind of got close to that, not quite up there, so it's had a spectacular reversal today in the one day. So speaking of reversals, you know we like reversals, and the reversal up here with a high of 147.37 and a low today of 145.66 tells us that any close below 145.66 definitely means that we've had maybe a near term top in in the dollar versus the yen, and the yen could go higher while the dollar can go lower. So let's call that 145.67 a good pivotal area. We open above it, maybe our next area we'll be looking at would be up around 146.57. So we're talking about less than a dollar worth of a move higher, but still it would be a little bit more strength than the dollar against the yen. On the flip side, we gap lower, I would just follow it. I would say that the yen is going to outtake the dollar at least in terms of price, and it's possible then we would see the dolly and relationship get back down to around 144.50. And of course the 50 day moving average would become our ultimate target at least for the first time down, which would be around 143. So lower than 145.76 or 66, which was the low today, right? 145.66, think negative. Above 146.30, think more positive. And if we can't get through the high of 147.37 and we wound up with more of an inside day, which is possible, then we'd be looking for a breakdown of that low the next day. Just want to turn your attention quickly here. This is our real motion momentum indicator. Now notice just how well this Bollinger ban has worked. Number one is when we were over the Bollinger ban, of course we had that nice move in the dollar. As soon as it had a mean reversion here where it broke down under the Bollinger ban, is when we got a much more substantial stall off. We broke down under the 50, we held the 200, even though we broke down here, we immediately cleared it. That gave you a signal, especially as we got back through here and back through the 50, that this may pop. But of course we got a little bit of chop right here. What's more important to me is this upper Bollinger ban and we broke above it for a couple of days, below it for a couple of days, but held the 50. And now we have not been below that Bollinger ban really since the beginning of August, August 7th. So that tells me that if we break down here and we break down the momentum with a mean reversion to the downside, then we would be looking for what happens first. A momentum move to the 50 and holds or price move to the 50 and hold. And it's possible, it's possible that the next time the momentum breaks down under the 50, that would be telling us that even if the price is still above, we're going to be looking at lower prices coming in terms of the dolly end. Just blowing this up right here. I mean, we've had a nice basing action. And of course, ultimately this could easily go to 138. Just taking the highs from back here with this high here, this high here, putting a line across, also corresponds with this low here. So 138 or 137.90 would be a good ultimate target to the downside. Okay, that's it for now. I hope this was helpful to you. I hope you enjoyed. Get some good trading tips. Have any questions? You can always find me on Twitter at Market Minute. Thanks so much for watching and bye for now.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming out to you with 2016-17 Panini Spectra basketball. Two box, random team break number three from jaspyscasebrakes.com. Got a couple things going on here right here. We had a little promo that we're going to do at the end of the break with a different dice roll and we have an early bird special. So if you were one of the first 18 people to buy a spot, he goes 18, yeah, if you're one of the first 18 to buy a spot, you got a chance to add an extra spot. The early bird catches the worm. Let's do that. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Six into two, eight times and the name on top gets the extra spot. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. After eight times, the early bird is Chris Phelps, congrats to you. After eight, you are the early bird that catches the worm. So you get a bonus spot right there. Now, let's do, let's get your names back in here. Now let's randomize you a team. New dice roll for that. Snake eyes for this one. Easy. Names and teams. One and two. Got Yancy down to Robert for the teams. One and two. Sons down to Spurs. All right, here's the first half of the list right here. And here's the second half of the list right there. Now trades are allowed. Let's get all this on one page right here. Let's sort by column B. Trades are allowed, but keep those, keep in mind this is the 2016 draft class. So you're looking for Ben Simmons base cards. His autographs are exclusive to Upper Deck, but Ben Simmons base cards are pretty valuable. We have Brandon Ingram, Jamal Murray for the nuggets, even Buddy Heald for the Pelicans. Pelican edition of Buddy Heald, Thon Maker for the Bucks, Demontus bonus is in this draft class. Pascal Siakam is in this draft class. Karris Lavert, this draft Malcolm Brogdon, you know, Bucks edition is in this draft class. So keep that in mind. Right here, we've got these marked random team. So we know they're from the same case. I think this is the last, I don't, I didn't see any more. So I think this, this is it for Spectra basketball. We're going to pause the video. When we come back, we're going to see if there's any, see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break. Stick around, BRB. All right. Welcome back everybody. A little bit of trade chatter, but in the end, no deals were done here in two Bucks rams, team R3 of 16, 17 Spectra basketball. On Friday the 12th, thanks everyone for getting in, appreciate it. This remains the same. Hot off the presses. Let's pop this baby open and let's see what we got. I kind of like this format. I kind of wish they bring this back. The one box inside the box kind of thing. Now it's like four packs or maybe the cards got damaged in this box. I don't know. But although it was a little, it's a little more difficult to get the cards out of here. That's another thing I remember. So maybe that's why they didn't do it. It's better to open it up like an ice cream sandwich or something like that. All right. Let's see. Base cards on the bottom? No, hit on the bottom. Okay. Empty box. Let's use this blank card right here and slow play the hits a little bit. All right. Right on top is D'Angelo Russell. Nice. Dilo, Lakers edition. Steven. We've got Doron Williams for the Cavs. 11 out of 49. Jason Siebert. Cleveland. This is for you. And we've got spectacular swatches. Paul George Relic going to Pacer's edition of Paul George Cameron. Triple threat. Triple Relic. Boogie Cousins. Nice. Wow. Lakers firstly of the night coming at 32 seconds and the third. 75 out of 99. Oh, that's Pelicans, Boogie Cousins going to Yancy with the Pels. We got Rudy Gaye Catalysts Relic going to the Kings. Daniel Christian. 71 out of 99. For the Kings. Sacramento. That'll be for Daniel. Once again. And our first autograph is Danilo Gallinari. Jersey and autograph global icons. The Italian going to Denver. That'll be for Chris Phelps. Ooh, that's his early bird spot. 11 out of 99. Yeah. These cards are dope, right, Daniel? You know, we've got Hoop's premium stock on the website. It's kind of a similar design. We've got Diamond Stone locked in Jersey and autograph. Clippers. Chris Gerard. 37 out of 99. Denzel Valentine rising stars Jersey and Otto for the Bulls. Pierre. LeBron James suddenly became a three point shooter this year, ladies and gentlemen. I don't know. Must have worked on that in the off season or something. Denzel Valentine for Pierre and the Bulls. Oh, we got rising stars Julius Randall, two color patch and autograph. I think this is second year Julius Randall, right? He wasn't 16, 17. That's six out of 10. And he's playing some excellent basketball as well. The Lakers pick here was Brandon Ingram. And 15, 16 was D'Angelo Russell. So has it been a couple of years now? Oh, Julius Randall was 2014, 2014, 15, seventh overall pick, but sort of a rough rookie year for him. He missed a year. That's right. His first game, I think he had torn an ACL and then eventually got traded and then ended up in New York somehow. And now he's playing excellent. He's playing really well. Lakers edition. Going to Stephen Davenport. And we got locked in Jersey and autographed Sean Kilpatrick for the Brooklyn Nets. That'll be for Simon. Yeah, LeBron. I don't know. LeBron, yeah, until 60, that'd be crazy. He can just spot up in a corner and shoot threes now. Sean Kilpatrick for Brooklyn, that'll be for Simon. Second box. Did the whole NBA become three point shooters?  He said, I think LeBron's like a 40% three point shooter, which I don't think was ever, I don't know. He doesn't really shoot in that percentage. He's shooting about 39.4% from three. It's like 5% better, which is significant than his career average, 34.5. I think he was even in low 40s at some point in this, you know, maybe last week, you know? By comparison, Yannis is a 27.6% field goal. Field goals from the three, that is, different kind of field goals. Although, remember, Yannis, onto the combo, started playing basketball at a much later age than a lot of these guys that are his age, right? He's 26, but I think he has probably years less basketball experience than is still this good. So I wouldn't be surprised if Yannis ends up learning how to shoot threes and then becomes unstoppable. There's Tony Parker. There's Tony Parker for the Spurs. That's going to be Robert Runkle, Ricky Rubio, Timberwolves. That'll be for Chris Gerard, 47 out of 49, spectacular Swatches, Sir Jabaka, Raptors edition going to Nicholas, 26 out of 149, spectacular Swatches, Gordon Hayward for the Utah Jazz, Kenneth, Rudy Gaye, Catalysts, another one for Daniel and the Kings, 96 out of 149. We've got Isaiah Whitehead, two-color jersey, an autograph for the Brooklyn Nets, Simon Meyer, 16 out of 49 on this one. In the zone, Demetrius Jackson, jersey and autograph. Celtics, Kurt with the Cs, 009 out of 149. We've got Juan Hernán Gomez, three-color jersey and autograph to 25. That'll be for Denver, Chris Phelps. Ooh, Rising Stars, jersey and autograph, Devin Booker for Phoenix, Yancey with the Suns, 117 out of 199. There you go, Yancey. And at the end here, we've got Locked-In, jersey and autograph, Mason Plumley, also for Denver. That's going to be Chris Phelps, 154 out of 199. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen, pretty nice break of 16-17. Spectra Hoops, love this stuff. Now, let's give away some money. Let's flip back to the screen right here. Everyone's got a shot at some break credit. Let's get a blank list right here. New dice, let's roll it, let's randomize it. Four and a six, 10 times. And it'll be top two after 10 who get $50 of break credit. Good luck and thanks for getting in. One, two, three, four, five. And 10th and final time. After 10, first off, thanks everyone for getting in and knocking this out. I don't think we have any more 16-17, but appreciate everybody getting in. Top two, congrats, $50 of break credit each. We got Chris Gerard and Simon. There you go. Simon and Chris, thank you very much for getting in. Congrats to you, $50 of break credit going your way. Check your emails and check your spam folders as well. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.


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Hello and welcome to the coaches corner. I'm Joe Wamba joined now with head coach of the women's volleyball team Dave Trumbo got the win streak up to 11 in a row now last week you guys Hosted Albright and get a lot of participation from the bench Albright always big to win a conference match and Those games are meaningful when you know when we have an opportunity to play everybody, you know all 18 players work So hard they get an opportunity to play In the game and that may it makes a difference in two two ways one Some kids are just game players. They play much better in the game. They do a practice and others You know it just it just rewards them for all the hard work because we certainly can't play 18 players but the one we can do that and Sit some of our starters. It really makes a difference and you guys traveled to Catholic on Thursday and get another important victory Yeah, that was I was a little apprehensive when some you know Catholic was 19 and 5 Kristen Brooks was was sick and was not able to travel and and then our starting libero Deanna Bradbury had class that she couldn't miss right It is about academics. Unfortunately, these kids have to go to school. Yeah But Megan ran did a phenomenal job as she always does filling in for Deanna And then two freshmen Katie Leffridge played front row and then Darian Hillman played back row for Kristen So we kind of had a two-headed monster there and both of them did a great job Katie hit 250 and had nine kills So it was a nice night for her Darian passed and dug really well and has a you know real real good serve So we're you're real happy with our win against Catholic and two more wins to talk about out of the four That you had last week one against Stockton on Saturday and the other in the evening on Saturday as well Yeah, the Stockton one was big. We had no idea. It was going to be that kind of intensity and rivalry We they are a sweet six. They went to sweet 16 last year the year before that in 2014 We knocked them out of the NCAA in the first round 15 13 in the fifth they remembered yeah, and it was a lot of the same kids and Officials had a war in both teams about barking through the net celebrating the other teams faces. Oh, wow Some things were said through the net and of NCAA intensity Yeah, and that's what you're going to get and you know, so that was a really good win for us And being able to win a couple of two-point sets, you know and after losing the first one You know, we've got down and then we were all but I went three in a row Was was huge So people people and then you know in the day and then we played Rowan after that Person I really probably want to mention is Deanna Bradbury. She only you know, we grade passing You know, which is such an important part of the game In both matches she had all threes Which means she passed it directly to the setter and the setter could set all three options except for five times Wow had two's I mean so she passed just phenomenal They didn't serve her a lot so well and And that was over 25 passes between the two matches So Deanna had a great day Which then our setters are thankful because they're not running around the court and they can run our offense and you know Our hitters have a good day, you know and the setters can deliver the ball and looking forward to this week tomorrow night You guys got St. Mary's at home for a senior night and then head out back into the conference play at Lebanon Valley on Wednesday Well, St. Mary's is is very good They just lost three to one to Salisbury, but a bunch of two-point games and two-point games can go either way So St. Mary's is a really good team. I don't like to play great teams on senior night because there's so many motions evolved We couldn't help it this year. We just we had to do it and then the biggest game is going to Lebanon Valley They are tied with us for first place there. We are both five and oh in the conference and a win against Lebanon Valley will clinch the regular season championship For us because now we have that we have beaten Messiah. We beat in Lebanon Valley We finished up while vernia and even if we would lose our vernia We've still head-to-head. We beat like excuse me Lebanon Valley and Messiah So big big match on Wednesday at Lebanon Valley and that would be for the fifth time in a row Yes, please that would be the fifth regular season championship. Yes, well coach Good luck with those two events this week and of course to the seniors on on Tuesday with St. Mary Thanks, Joe. Thank you for your time as well. He's Dave Trumbo. I'm Joe Wamba and this has been the coaches corner


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