Up next we are going to have Norman Solomon American journalist media critic activist Solomon is a long time associate of the media watch group fairness and accuracy in reporting. In 1997 he founded the Institute for public accuracy. Since 2011 he has been the national director of roots action.org Norman taken away. Thanks so much and thanks to everybody who's made our gathering here today possible. When we hear all the media coverage in retrospect is about 911. We rarely hear and certainly almost never in the mass media here that when people are killed, whether it's intentional or predictable. Those are atrocities that are being financed by us taxpayers. And so we hear about the evils of al Qaeda and 911. And certainly those were evils. But we're not hearing about the predictable as well as the intentional killings. The tens of thousands of civilians documented to have been killed by the US military in the last 20 years, and then the injuries and then the terrorizing of people with drones and other US weapons. We're hearing very little about that. And part of the role of activists is to make those realities heard, make them heard loud and clear as forcibly and as emphatically and as politically powerfully as possible. Our role as activists I think sometimes can get blurred in terms of getting them conflated with the roles of some of the best members of Congress. When our progressive peace heroes in Congress. Push for peace and disarmament and social justice. They deserve our praise and our support. When we come to the foreign policy blob. When they start to be more a representative of the establishment to the movements, rather than a representative of the movements to the establishment. We've got a problem. I think it's the role of peace activists certainly one of our roles as individuals and as organizations. To be clear about what our goals are and be willing to challenge even our friends on Capitol Hill, and I'll give you a very recent example. Two of our leaders of anti war forces in the House of Representatives, a couple of weeks ago circulated a dear colleague letter, encouraging members of the House to tell the chair of the House Armed Services Committee Adam Smith to stand firm behind President Biden's 1.6% increase in the military budget over the budget that Trump had given us the year before. And the point of the letter was chairman Smith. I want you to defend this increase in the Biden budget. That's 1.6% against the budget increase that has been passed by the Senate Armed Services Committee of 3.3% increase. That kind of a letter moves the goalposts further and further to the liking of the military industrial complex to the liking of the war profiteers to the liking of the warfare state. And so, when people we admire and support. In this case, Mark Polkan and Barbara Lee circulate that dear colleague letter. There's a tendency for organizations to say, yeah, we're going to get behind you we will respond affirmatively to the call to urge our members to urge their representatives in Congress to sign this dear colleague letter. And what that creates is a jumping off point that moves the frame of reference farther and farther into the militarism that we're all trying to push back gets. And for that reason, me and my colleagues at roots action.org decided to decline the invitation to sign that letter. I bring it up not because that is a make or break moment, but because it's indicative of the pathways and the crossroads that we face to build a stronger and more effective peace and social justice disarmament movement. And it's replicated in many respects. When we're told that it's not practical on Capitol Hill to urge a cut off of funding to all countries, including military funding and assistance to all countries that violate human rights. And when we're told that Israel is off the table. It's not our job to internalize those limits that have been internalized by even almost all of our heroes on Capitol Hill except for the squad and precious few others. It's our job to speak not only truth to power but about power and to speak clearly and candidly including to those who are often our allies. It's not easy to put it mildly to go against the powerful stream of media of politics of big money of the way that every day issues are framed to us in terms of what's practical. But whether as in the last few weeks and perhaps especially today, the mass media are paying attention to issues of war and peace, or whether we are often disregarded as outside of the frame of breaking news. It's peace activists it's social justice activists like the several hundred on this call in real time right now, we're the ones who can change history, and organizing is what does that and I'm very happy to be involved with at root section we have launched a group called progressive hub net, and it's for all groups not just roots action as a tool for organizing. And so I want to invite you to consider making it part of your daily visit online.  Not only can you see what is happening around the country and beyond in terms of organizing, but you also can provide information and analysis, so we all become stronger in building the social movements that we so desperately need. Thank you very much. Thank you so much Norman for joining us today and speaking.


So much fun. Saffy's called about bang, ladies, out of the pocket, gets pressured, he's gone, go son! Put your ears back! Yeah babe. Alright my friends, how are we? And what is going on? My coffee lovers out there will be, well I don't know, you might be jealous of me right now, but well you won't be because I don't have a cup. So I'll just be back in a sec. Next minute.  Saffy has contacted me in the past, as you know. If you've seen my reaction video to Backyard Boxing and also Backyard Football, then you know what's coming. Today we're reacting to the latest football event that Saffy's put on. It's titled The Blood Bowl. And to be honest guys, I cannot wait to watch it. I've got to say man, the couple of videos that I reacted to of Saffy from their channel, my cheeks, it was one of those times where your cheeks just hurt so bad because you've been smiling and laughing so much.   And that's how I'm feeling right now. So it's been two weeks since I reacted to those videos. My audience still hasn't seen them to be honest. I've always got a pretty big backlog of videos already created, already edited, ready to publish. And that is the only way that I keep my content schedule up.  And I'm proud of it. And this is going to be one of them. I think the Blood Bowl highlights is about 16 and a half minutes long. I assume it's going to be 16 and a half minutes of absolute gold. Now, before I get into this guys, this concept of saying, of putting the call out there, saying right, we'll meet at the field this time, bring all your mates, bring your cleats, no pads, no helmet, and let's play a game of football. Proper rules, proper formations, proper hits, definitely. And you know, I just love it. It's the kind of thing that shit, if I was living locally, I would absolutely, definitely turn up every single time. Why not? I'd bring my camera down just like Sappy's done. Sappy, I know you're grinding away. I know you're trying to grow this channel. And all I'm going to say is the same three words that I heard from the great man Casey Neistat. And this was back in 2015 when I was struggling, big time with my YouTube channel and its growth. And the one thing, well, the three things that he said, three words, just keep uploading. And that's exactly what I did. And here we are. So Sappy, I would have to say that would be my advice to you.   It's not every day you come across a YouTube video with 4K footage capability. I like it already. Now, I'm not going to say anything. I really want to keep talking because I want to talk about the characters that we saw in the previous videos. I want to talk about Dirty Rick. You know, I want to talk about our 450-pounder, six foot four, absolute beast. In fact, I want to see him run straight. And with that being said, let's go. I forgot about that hit. 20 people. That means two teams of 10, each playing both offense, defense, and special teams. Or is it 20 people on your team versus another team that's going to come down and play you? That is the question. He did just mention that, and there is one thing I need to mention, I do need to mention this before we get into it, is that this game in particular, he's told them already that I'm going to be reacting to it, right? And with that in mind, he's created a couple of additional rules, you could say. And I assume he's going to explain those in the video. That's all state. Really? Well, you don't mention that. Well, he's trying to get to 135,000 subs. Get him there. Please, all my viewers go subscribe to him right now. He's a great guy. He's going to start reacting to our videos. He's already reacted to three, and he's going to be posting them very soon. So, everyone go check out the second McDonald's.  Absolute legend. First of all, Sappy, cheers mate. You're over there at North Glen Oval, which is North Glen Field, which is... I'll have to actually check that. I wanted to know where they played last time, and I couldn't find out, but I did ask. And he's told me. Because if anyone's local and you want to head down, I'm sure they'd be happy to welcome you. North Glen Sports Complex. Is that the one? That's going to be the one, isn't it? Let's zoom out here. We are on the east coast, it seems. Jacksonville. They're in Georgia, very close to Florida, and even closer to Jacksonville. In fact, let me see. North Glen Park 2. So a lot of you guys will know that Jacksonville Jaguars are my favourite NFL team, and they play at TIA Bank Field. So we're going to see. If, theoretically, I was to turn up for one of these games on a Saturday, and the Jags are playing on a Sunday, well, it would take me exactly an hour and 11 minutes by car. So guys, before we get into this, anyone within the vicinity, anyone around the North Glen Sports Complex, definitely head down. And if not, at least subscribe to the channel. So with that being said, let's go. We've got Chris and Shod. And Shod, at the, what is the blood bowl? Your shoulder. You guys think you're going to win MVP? Honestly, I think I am, but if anybody else thinks they can take the spot. It's guaranteed one of us will win it down. And what's the semi-protein you all play for? What's the semi-protein you all play for? You play for the Tigers. I mean, but we got our own team. Yeah, we could throw in the team and put the team together right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Y'all know anybody who wants to come out? Yeah. You'll take linebackers. Linebackers. Oh, they really need linebackers. For the Tigers. What's the city? Canada. Now, I'm pretty sure both these boys play cornerback. But the funny thing is, is that the guy on the left actually has a rugby headgear on. And I'm not even sure if he knows if it's for rugby or not. In fact, I'm, no, it's got to be for rugby. It can't be used for football. So what's your sport conditions? They have any touchdowns? How about four? A couple of picks? No. Look at the camera. How about four? A couple of picks? What was that? So what's your sport conditions? They have any touchdowns? How about four? A couple of picks? No. Look at the camera. How about four? A couple of picks? No. I mean, me? I miss all Americans. Yeah, just watch out for me. Just watch out for me. I can't tell y'all. I can't tell y'all. Do you think it's going to affect the playing ability today with money on the table? Go harder, baby. That's what he said. What he said? Okay. Hey! All right, I'm here with... Are they permanent? First thing I want to say, so the first rule change, I don't know if this is a rule change or not, but it's definitely something to improve the excitement of the game, is the fact that the MVP of this game and each game in the future receives a monetary prize. Now, for some of these guys, money may be quite hard to come by, so a little bit extra in the back pocket ain't going to go to waste. Yeah, we'll definitely put them forward. Why? Put them forward. All effort. Do you think that there's money on the table now? Do you think it's going to... Huh? What? Hey, Nigel, do you think you're going to win MVP? Yeah, most definitely. Most definitely. Put them forward. Why? Put in the effort for it. Put them forward. All effort. Do you think that there's money on the table now? Do you think it's going to... Don't worry about the money. It's for the sport. It's for the sport, for the passing, for the part. Who's this? What journey are you on? This is me. We're in Venice. It's time for the TG4. TG4? TG4. I'll call three. Three? Three touchdowns. Three. AJ knows that. That does sound pretty good, doesn't it? Yeah. She got the same thing. Damn. Okay. So these are the local boys. Coming for the BFL. We've got... We've got some cleats on. That's a good start. Because in the last one, I saw a few guys running with bare feet. And I was like, nah, mate.  Most definitely. You can see that. Now you're focused on that today. You're not? Nothing to do with money. Nope. Well, she comes out a lot anyways without the money. What about you, Jose? Do you want the money? No. You don't want the money? So if you went MVP today, I don't have to give you the money. No. I can have it. I want the money. Okay. Just the money. Just wait and see. Call you in the morning.  So Sappy is currently the tale of the tape if we were talking about back-up boxing. Sappy's at 6'2". 190 pounds. This fella looks like a boost. But he ain't no 450. Where's that guy? Yeah. He's getting the money. Hey, Cole. Come back, Cole. Come back, Cole. Hey, he won MVP last game. You think you're gonna do it again? I don't know. Only time can tell that. All right. I'm here with Dolan Tindall.  You know what? This could be content before any game. Yeah, that's what I said in the last game. Anyone out there with a sports team, football, rugby, soccer, basketball, doesn't matter what it is, have someone come down. Could be a teammate. Could be a random. Could be a friend. And just capture things. Just ask questions. Capture. Capture, capture, capture. Document, document, document.  And if it's not the rest of the world wanting to watch it, it's gonna be at least you. And that's the cool thing about YouTube is that videos are timeless. They're not going anywhere.  You know what I mean?  And you know it. How do you feel, buddy?     He won't even... Shred him. Because he knew that.  He wanted to get stood up, you know. He's been talking all week. Do you just think you're a better all-around athlete than him? Oh, yeah. Most definitely. Most definitely.  Hang on. Here we go. Here we go. Hey! My man! My boy is in the middle. Man. I hope you run it straight today, buddy. Got a little blue thing around his head. All right. So, do you think you're gonna win MVP today? Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'm gonna train him for it. For circles? Put the effort in. Put the effort in. Oh, wait a minute. Hold on.   I'll just wait. Okay. Don't tell me that Cole's playing running back. You haven't played with us since the Beast Bowl. Yeah. Yeah, boy. Okay. Okay. I was wondering what rugby team he mentioned before, but he said Kennesaw State, KSU Rugby. This is a rugby player playing college rugby. That's not something I say every day. College rugby, not college football. KSU Rugby. I promise we'll get into this eventually. Kennesaw State Rugby. Well, as you guys know, I mean, this video is titled Rugby Player Reacts.  Kennesaw State Rugby Program is part of a Division I South Independent Rugby Conference, College Men's Rugby Program. Established in 2005, Kennesaw have long been regarded as one of the premier clubs in the South East. Our club's most recent notable success was finishing the 2009 season as the number 15th ranked Division II Collegiate Team in the country. Bermuda International Sevens. That looks extremely interesting. So, we've got a men's team. We've got a women's team. We've got a club men's team and a club women's team and also high school.  You know what? I'm going down a rabbit hole and we don't have time.  I don't know if you've seen but there's gonna be money for the MVP. I don't know. I just wanted to come out. I knew! I'm getting a bit of a gist here.  Let's see how they play. But do you think you have a chance to win MVP today? Depends on who's my quarterback. All right. And what's your score prediction? My team winning, the other team losing. So, I wonder what position he plays in rugby? You know, I see on your shirt. I heard that you made it your only Kennesaw State rugby team now? Yeah, Kennesaw State University. And what position do you play? Is there certain positions in rugby in that? There is positions in rugby. Right now, I'm fluctuating between playing inside center or somewhere in the pack. Sweet! Sweet, bro! Inside center or somewhere in the pack. Now, I'd say you're probably not going to be in the type five. So, you're going to be probably either at a flanker or coming off the back of a scrum as a number eight. Probably coming off the back of a scrum as a number eight is extremely similar to getting a handoff as a running back. So, you know what? With that being said, let's get into it. Mississippi times the four Mississippi packs. It depends on the situation of the game. My point is, it's like, what I was trying to say was that we usually do seven Mississippi and we can only run if the pressure of the pack is but we were talking about actually making it four and they can run without pressure. That's what they think with the chaos. Well, I think that's why for a quarter, everybody will be running. Yeah, it's interesting. When you've got backyard rules, you can't make it too crazy, can you? So, they're saying that in the previous games, the quarterback could just stay in the pocket for a maximum of seven seconds before getting hit and they could only run it up the field if they were being pressured. Now they're saying to change it to four seconds. Okay, so it's from seven to five. This is a new rule, guys. I knew about it, but they didn't. So let's see how they react. I think he's going to say that if we ever have any arguments on the field, we now have a way to work it out and it's not a flip of a coin. It's a step down. It's a step down. It's a step down. It's a step down. It's a step down. It's a step down. It's a step down. It's a step down. It's a step down. And it's not a flip of a coin. Let's see what it is. I do think people should settle things. What we have talked about is no arguing. If you want to argue, then you can put on the boxing gloves. You can put on the gloves for one minute and it'll be a part of the video. Only one of the three hotheads are here today. And I assume the other two hotheads were in the boxing video that we saw. So that means that we're going to have fights or we're not? Even better. We're picking teams, guys, just like it's at school. This honestly just gets better and better. So there's 20 players, 10 each side. We do what we can. Hang on, what do we got? Red team. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. We've got... Well, we've got our three boys here. We've got our rugby player. We've got our man that really doesn't care about the money. Who we got here? What do we got? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. We've got some height. We've certainly got some height. Saffy's six-two. We've got six-four. Probably at least six-foot. Six-three. Six-two. Six-two. This ain't going to be easy. Oh, here we go. I didn't see any girls. Where are you going? Oh! The dead leg. Look at that. I actually quite like that. Bang! Look at that. Hey, where's he going? Saffy, are you the defender? Is Saffy defending? Where do you think he's going, bro? Is he going to bang his left foot in? Or is he going to keep going? Or is he going to pull a goose stick? Well, he doesn't really do any. But I quite like the fact that he jumped in the air and sort of made the defender think for a moment. Because that's what it's about. They hesitate for a split second, and you're gone. That first run was good, too. Oh, yeah! Well, you did a nice dead leg, too. So what do we got here? This is fourth down. We've got a big step. We're going to watch this one again. Fourth down. Bang! Later, this big four. Go, son!  Yes! What a step. Right, we're going to have to look at that one, and get that step again. I'm sorry, mate.  And I think Sappy was defending. Step arm!  Nice. That's good. Rugby player. You better watch that rugby player. He may be running straight up and down.  This pre-season former rugby player, Jared Haynes. Well, he's phenomenal. Even though he runs vertically, you see how vertical he is? If you're not properly set up and you're trying to reach and grab a guy, you're going to get that arm stuck in your face. Oh, nice. Yeah. Bit four tackles. Go, son! What? So that's a touchdown. Hey, the big man got one touchdown. Go, son! Oh, yes! Yes! There's not many interceptions in the game of football, so you take them when you can. Beautiful throw. It's stuck. Got the pace. Pin your ears back, son! Get him! Good tackle. I like seeing that. It doesn't matter how fast someone is, how fast or slow they are, I always love seeing someone running at full pace. It's a great sight to see. Oh, nice throw. Hang on, let me see that touchdown. Yeah, nice throw. Oh, he's away. I love the fact there's no helmets, no pads. It's basically like rugby, except using American football rules. So much fun. Saffy's caught a bat. Bang! Ladies, out of the pocket. Gets pressured. He's gone. Go, son! No kicks. So there's no kicks. Gold is up five touchdowns to three. Oh, yeah, that's the thing, man. You got to... These guys, these guys are planning on, you know, growing this event, obviously. You know, there's always going to be music, there's always going to be food, drinks, and hopefully if there is any revenue that's able to be created through these events, it's going to charity, which is pretty sick. Now we haven't seen any arguments yet. Oh, here we go, here we go. Nice pitch, pitch play. Yep, follow your blockers. Not tackled, but... Fuck, he needed to put his head on the other side. Look at this. Bang, all right. Oh, that's how you get your neck crushed. I mean, he may be left-handed, which means that driving with your left shoulder feels better, but in that case, it would be more effective and safer to have your head on the backside of the offensive player. Your cheek. Unfortunately, to the offensive's cheek. It's cheek to cheek. That's what I was always taught, anyway. Let's go. He stopped him.  Oh, pump fake. Rugby player's open. Nice catch, bro. Two defenders to beat and he does it. Nice quick slant.  Here he goes. He's playing rugby now. Sap, he wasn't happy with that. Oh, no, it was a fourth down. It means business. Biggest hit we've seen so far. Damn, bro. That would have hurt. Oh, that might just get him the MVP once again. Yeah. Let's see how many defenders he bet. That first one was good. Nice little route. Beats one. Laders. Get off me. See ya. Beats three. One's on his back. Doesn't matter. He's taking them with him. Just too big. This is about 250 pounds. That's not easy to stop. This guy's got a bit of something. I like that this blond guy looks quite smooth when he runs. There he goes.  Stripped it. Down by one. See, this is when you really actually want them to make plays. When it's close, it's near the end of the game. You actually want to win. Go, son! Go, son!  Did that guy just literally... Look at this. He gets airborne. Yeah, boy. Yeah, I like that. See, I told you he's got something. Let's see exactly what it is. Got the ball. Turns. Too much pace from a man in the Titans gear. And then it's bang! Bang off the left. Looks like 6-4. Oh, no. What happened? Oh, no. We got injuries. No. Bro, I'm feeling hurt, but I'm feeling like crying, bro. No, no, no, no, no, no. We don't want injuries. No. No, man, we want to... Oh, fuck! You're my favorite player, man. Please, please. I pray. I pray and hope right now that you get back on the field. Let's see what happens. That was a nice throw. Oh, yes. Down your feet. Oh, we've got a new player. Go, son. Go, Saps. And your ears back, mate. Use your blocker. That's the way. Oh, it would have been good to stay on your feet there. Yes. Needed that. You guys, you guys need to start going low, bro. Not so low. Not too low. But at least at the line of the crease of the hip. That's where you should be aiming with your shoulder. If they step you, they step you. But the last thing you want is to get that stiff arm in your face. A couple touchdowns, one tackle. What? So it's gone through the red guy's hands.  It's mine. But no, it goes past Sappy's hands and... What? Straight into this guy's hands. Yeah, big stiff arm. Don't you love that? Cheat. Cheat, is it? Or cheap. Cheat. Good hit and good footwork. Give the rugby player a run. Oh, he's away. He's gone. He's gone. No, he's not. Yes, he is. Oh, yeah. Nice footwork, bro. It's down your feet.  It's a good step, though. Watch this. Bang. That actually looks like his ankle just broke. That's got to be the player of the game. Oh, look at that. 15-11. I'd have to agree, mate.  I quite like the fact that he hosts these events. He lets everyone come, have a great time, everyone go, and then he decides to take stock of how things have gone, bring out the camera, and recap. So let's see. Let's see how today's event went. A lot of people thought Devon won the MVP prize. Like I said, I think some people got upset about it. Proved the way MVP is chosen in the future to kind of prevent... I'd have to say Cole was MVP. ...reviews and stuff like that. Gonna bring everyone up one by one, but everyone got kind of impatient, so we just raised hands. And I didn't want to do that because of the fact that I think it splits everyone up. Everyone can see who chose who, who chose this, and it creates bad blood between people, and I feel like it did today, and I don't like everyone leaving. You're never meant to show who votes. I mean, even in the rugby change rooms, right? We go around. The coach will go around, or a player will go around each player individually and ask them away from everyone else so no one can hear who was your MVP, or who were your top three players. And we'd have to give three points for one, two points for one, and one point for one. The coach would tally them up, and he'd have a first, second, and third for MVP. Now, obviously, the first player would get the MVP. The second two would have points tallyed where the competition would award the player of the year award to the player with the most points at the end of the year. So, with these guys, they should definitely keep it secret. Like you said, Zappy, I'd have to agree. Imagine if you were on Survivor, and everyone knew from the beginning who you wrote down on your piece of paper. Just wouldn't work, would it? Congratulations, Devon, on winning MVP. By the way, I hope Jacob's ratting to this right now. I appreciate you ratting to this, Jacob. We really love you watching our videos and love watching your reactions, so keep doing that, and we'll keep providing content for you. I thank everyone that's been watching our videos. Please comment, like, and subscribe if you love our videos, and if you're new to the channel. And yeah, thanks, Jacob. I thought you said that. He literally picked you up and carried you 20 yards for that touchdown. Maybe next time. Zappy? No worries, bro. No worries at all. That was, as expected, a whole heap of fun. Whole heap of fun. And guys, I just want to say, I hope you enjoyed my video, and I want to say I hope you all continue to have fun with all this, so that's what it is.  For someone like myself, of course I love it. I love boxing, I love football, I love rugby, I love having fun, I love playing sport, I love being competitive, but I also like joking around. And all of that plus more is wrapped into Zappy's channel. So with that being said, have a fantastic day, everyone, and I'll see you in the next one. Peace out.


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Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We have five days a week. We go seven hours a day. We go 24 hours a day on the internet at tfnn.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on growth. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's making a great night, folks. Don't make assumptions. Learn to ask questions. It is always better to ask questions than to make assumptions. Have the coverage to ask questions as clear as you can be. Once you hear the answer to the question, you won't have to make the assumption because you'll know the truth. Mockin' wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's down 208, Nasdaq off 146, S&P's down 41. Gold, gold contract down $23 straight and it's $16.32. We have silver down 24 cents, $18.35 an ounce. Light sweet crude up $2.28, $85.10 a barrel. Notes and bonds, a 10-year note. Down 29 ticks, 110 flat, the 30 off a full point, plus 22 ticks at $122.28 in Kingdala. Kingdala's up 847 ticks, trading 112, 976. The Euro's at 97, the Yen is trading at 149.89 and the British pound is at 112 to one US dollar. iPhone number's 877, 9276648. Give us a call folks, one note's going on in your world and the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them, what do you have? Well, you get a pullback and you get a huge contraction of volume, so let's tell them we're still gonna go higher price, man. That's how it shakes out. You take a look at this, you know, you're down four bucks right now in the spy, you get 56 million shares traded, went high yesterday with 97, bigger yet though, you're coming into the 147. Now the 147 is 167.51 and what I'd like to see out here today is that the spy closes over that because if it starts digging into that buy, you get a whole different flavor coming, but my take, you're pulling back tremendously light of volume, that's saying that we still want higher price. And the X100, same type of setup. What we have in the three queues right now, you have the three queues, they're trading 41 million shares, yesterday went higher with 69 million, you're going into 77 million as well as 112 million. Now the 112 million, that price, and I'd want to see this get a little bit higher coming into the close, the price 270.17 and right now we're at 269.58. We go to the gold contract, where do you have a gold, bottom line gold, gold's going lower, you have a contraction of volume, but the bottom line price is not holding and that's all about the dollar. You have, you're gonna see this, okay, we got 1.6 million, no, you got 168,000, sorry about that. And it going into 200, I believe. We came off the lows, we had 280. The low there is 16.22, we hit 16.32 and there's no reason I can't hit 16.22. And it's so close that you could get an ABC down too. So we got to really watch this coming into the close because it's down 168,000. If you do 183,000, guess what?  Let me see, 17.38, yeah, it's almost a 90 A to B. That would get you down into the 15.90 area. Well, I see, interesting, all that. Yeah, that's not that bad actually because the low is 16.22. Notes and bonds. We go take a look at that note and bond market, bottom line, when you take a look at this, that baby is going on a one-way route. That's the real bottom line. Netflix, NFLX, bottom line is that, come out with the numbers, good numbers. Netflix, to answer a couple of the questions out here, is in an ABC up, it's a confirmed ABC structure up. You took out the B point, you took it out with volume, pull this up, you're gonna see it's a clean ABC. This is not only a clean ABC, what's really cool about this ABC is that it's an ABC after consolidation. So you get an ABC after consolidation, you really can get some juice going. The price projection on this is 294, and right now you're 270. Let's pull this up back a little bit and let me see what's at 294. And what's the top of that? No, it's not quite the top of it. It's got a lot of work to do, but hey, it's an ABC up to 294. That's a start, that's the real bottom, that's a start in the aspect of where we could see this baby going. Some of the higher volume equities, there we go, in this market out here today, and there's gonna be a low volume market out here today. We have advanced micros down 87 cents, you get NVIDIA flat four, where is it? Netflix, we haven't done Netflix. Bank of America is down a buck. You have a transaction up 23 cents, United Airlines, that's up $2. Ripping us off left and right. Comcast is down 24 cents inside the Dow industrials. The strength versus the weakness inside the Dow industrials. We take a look at that, and what you have point-wise is this. Point-wise is you have travelers putting 42 positive points, Chevron 39, Big Mac 10, taken away from it.  Yeah, you know, if you go over, and we take a look at GenRacks getting smoked out here today, and that way that's all about is that the bottom line is that they has way too much inventory, not even close, way too much inventory, stocks down about 20%, and they, I suspect they're gonna be going lower because guess what, there's less houses being built. I'm still buying GenRacks, but after reading this article out here, it's gonna be pretty cool because we're gonna be doing some negotiations, that's for sure. They have beautiful machines, by the way, folks, okay? The bottom line is that we use them and they're great.  So the bottom line is that, you know, they go in storms and they stay going for as long as you want, so pretty cool. And the aspect of putting them in, well, particularly, we're putting them in new houses, so it's a lot easier than basically redoing a house. There's no doubt about that between the switch and the electric panel. It's all about the switch and electric panel, and we're putting them in.<PHONE_NUMBER> Dow.  Stay right there, come right back.


Admiral Mark Ferguson visited Naval Air Station Sigonella to hear from personnel and discuss the importance of teamwork in pursuit of the Navy's mission objectives. In an all-hands call, Ferguson used his experiences as Commander Allied Joint Force Command and Commander U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa to emphasize the need for strong friendships with our nation's allies. We're working ever more closer with our partners in the Black Sea, our allies Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey. We operate up north with France and the United Kingdom, Norway. Just recently we had Canada send aircraft over and operate with us. And so the teamwork here is really terrific. The Admiral also thanks Sigonella for their contributions to their friendship with their host nation. From Naval Air Station Sigonella, I'm Petty Officer Rebecca Sunderland.


Assalamu alaikum. Welcome to lecture number 17 of the course on statistics and probability. You will recall that in the last lecture, we started the second part of the course and that is probability theory. In the last lecture, I reviewed with you the basic concepts of set theory and also, I conveyed to you a counting rule called the rule of multiplication which facilitates the solving of probabilistic problems. In today's lecture, we will continue with the counting rules and I will discuss with you permutations and combinations, after which we will proceed to the further concepts. Let us begin the discussion with the concept of permutations. As you now see on the screen, a permutation is any ordered subset from a set of n distinct objects. For example, if we have the set a b, then one permutation is a b and the other permutation is b a. The number of permutations of r objects selected in a definite order out of n distinct objects is denoted by the symbol n p r and it is given by n into n minus 1 into n minus 2 and so on up to n minus r plus 1. In short, we can say that n p r is equal to n factorial over n minus r factorial. Factorials is 7 into 6 into 5 into 4 into 3 into 2 into 1. Similarly, you can define 6 factorial, 5 factorial and so on. 1 factorial will obviously be equal to 1 and also we define 0 factorial as 1. Similarly, you can think of all the higher factorials for integers which are greater than 7. Let us consider an example to illustrate the concept of permutations. Suppose that we have a group of 4 persons and we would like to select out of them three persons in such a way that one is the president, one is the secretary and the third one the treasurer of a club. Now students, if you think about it logically, you can see that the post of the president is different from the post of the treasurer or the secretary and so this is the case of permutations and not of combinations which I will be discussing a short while later. If we go methodically, we see that the first position, the post of the president, we have four options. Of course, we are assuming that there is no personal judgment and we are all possible ways of selecting this committee of three persons. So, as I just said, the first post president, we have four options because we have four people and when we take one person as president, then the next post that is the secretary, we have three options out of the remaining three persons. When we take that too, then for the post of the treasurer, there are only two options. We will take one of the remaining two persons. According to the multiplication rule which I discussed with you last time, if there are four ways of filling the first post and three ways of filling the second and two ways of filling the third, the total number of ways in which this task can be accomplished is four into three into two and that is equal to 24. Students, the rule of permutations gives us exactly the same answer and in a very convenient manner. As I discussed with you a few minutes ago, NPR, the total number of permutations of N objects or N elements taking R at a time is equal to N factorial over N minus R factorial. In this example, N is equal to four and R is equal to three. And if I substitute these values in this formula, then as you now see on the screen, the answer is four factorial over four minus three factorial and that is equal to four into three into two and that is 24. And if we want to see what these 24 possible ways are, a tree diagram is the most convenient way of representing this information. As you now see on the screen, if we have a tree diagram in such a way that the first four branches represent the president, the next 12 represent the secretary and the next 24 for the treasurer, then the possible ways of selecting the committee are A, B, C, A, B, D, A, C, B, A, C, D, A, D, B, A, D, C and so on. The point to note is that a tree diagram gives us a very methodical way of representing the 24 possible situations. And this methodical way students, actually it is very important that you do practice with a number of questions so that you are able to understand the pattern in which this thing goes. So, if you do not do it methodically, then it is quite easy to get confused. But if you look at it carefully or practice a few questions, then you will see that it is not very difficult. It follows a pattern and you can proceed in that manner. The next thing to realize is that the formula that I just gave you, the special case of this formula is when R itself is equal to N. As you now see on the screen, in the formula of NPR putting R equal to N, we obtain NPN is equal to N into N minus 1 into N minus 2 and so on up to 3 into 2 into 1 and that is N factorial. That is the total number of permutations of N distinct objects taking all N at a time is equal to N factorial. Come, let us understand this formula through an interesting example. Suppose that there are three persons, yourself, your sister and your brother and you would like to have a photograph. But you are fighting that I have to sit on the chair of the beach and your brother says that I have to sit. So, if we see this through permutations, then N is equal to 3. You are three and there are three chairs and you want to, we would like to see how many different ways of seating arrangement for this photograph. According to the formula that I just presented to you, the total number of ways of permuting three objects or three individuals all at a time is equal to 3 factorial and 3 factorial is 3 into 2 into 1 and that is 6. So, what are the six photographs that are possible if the three people are Aisha Bashir and Dawood? The six photographs are Aisha Bashir Dawood, Aisha Dawood Bashir, Bashir Aisha Dawood, Bashir Dawood Aisha, Dawood Aisha Bashir and Dawood Bashir Aisha. I hope you follow the earlier point that I made that it is actually very systematic and you just have to go about it methodically. All the discussion that we have done up till now pertained to the case when we have N distinct objects under consideration. If we have a situation where some of the objects are not distinct, then the formula for permutations modifies in the manner that you now see on the screen. The number of permutations of N objects selected all at a time when N objects consist of N 1 of one kind, N 2 of a second kind and so on up to N k of a kth kind. This number is given by N factorial over N 1 factorial into N 2 factorial into so on up to N k factorial. Let us consider an example to illustrate the concept. Consider the word committee. This word spells C O double M I double T double E and you can notice that the three letters M, T and E are repeated. So, if I consider all these letters in this word as members of a set, then I can see easily that all the members of this set are not distinct. M is repeated, T is repeated and same for E. Now, if I would like to permute all these letters in order to form a vast number of words, some of which of course many of which will be meaningless. But if my purpose is such that the meaning does not matter, but I am interested in forming all possible words that I can, students I will be applying the formula that I just presented to you. As you now see on the screen in this example N is equal to 9 because the total number of letters in this word is 9. N 1 is equal to 1 because there is only 1 C and 2 is 1 because there is 1 O. N 3 is 2 because of 2 M's and 4 is 1 because of 1 I and 5 is 2 because of the fact that there are 2 T's and N 6 is equal to 2 because there are 2 E's. And if we substitute all these numbers in our formula for permutations, the total number of meaningless words from the word committee comes out to be 45360. That is 45360. This was the rule of permutations. As you have noted, any permutation is an ordered subset out of a set. The other rule is the rule of combinations or permutations or combinations in the combinations order does not matter. As you now see on the screen, a combination is any subset of R objects out of a set of N distinct objects and the R objects are selected in such a way that the order does not matter. The total number of such combinations is denoted by the symbol NCR or we write N and R in a bracket in such a way that N is written on the top and R is written on the bottom. The formula for the number of combinations of N things taking R at a time is given by N factorial over R factorial into N minus R factorial. It should be noted that NPR is equal to R factorial times NCR. In other words, every combination of R objects out of N objects generates R factorial permutations. This is quite an important point and if you understand it properly, this gives you a better insight regarding the difference between permutations and combinations and also regarding the relationship between the two. Let me explain this point with the help of an example. Suppose we have a group of three persons A, B and C. If we wish to select a group of two persons out of these three, the three possible groups will be A, B, A, C and B, C. In other words, the total number of combinations of size two out of this set of size three is three. If we apply the formula of NCR that is N factorial over R factorial into N minus R factorial, putting N is equal to three and R is equal to two, we get exactly the same result and that is three. It is just a group of two persons and so the order does not matter. But now suppose that we are interested in forming committees in such a way that one is the president and the other is the secretary. As you now see on the screen, if we want to do this kind of a job, then we can have six committees and they are A, B, B, A, A, C, C, A, B, C and C, B. In other words, the total number of permutations of two persons out of three is six. But the point to note is that each of the three combinations mentioned earlier generates two, in other words two factorial permutations. The combination A, B generates the permutations A, B and B, the combination A, C generates the permutations A, C and C, A and similarly the combination B, C generates the permutations B, C and C, B. So, this is the relationship that exists between the total number of combinations that you can have and the total number of permutations that you can have from one particular set and of a particular size that you select out of it. The example that we have just considered was a very small example. If you make it a little bigger and you consider the case where n is equal to 6 and r is equal to 3, then you will see that the number of combinations is 20, 6 factorial over 3 factorial into 6 minus 3 factorial. But if you want to know the number of permutations, then simply multiply this number 20 by r factorial and that is 3 factorial and that is 6 and we find that the number of permutations is 120 that is 6 into 20, 6 into the number of combinations. The quantity n, c, r is also called a binomial coefficient because of the fact that it appears in the binomial expansion of A plus B whole raise to n. As you may be already aware, A plus B whole raise to n can be written as sigma r goes from 0 to n, n, c, r, a raise to n minus r into b raise to r. The binomial coefficient has two important properties number 1, n, c, r is equal to n, c, n minus r and number 2, n, c, n minus r plus n, c, r is equal to n plus 1, c, r. I would like to encourage you to practice with these formulas up n or r for numerical values. Also, there are some other very useful formulas. It is to be noted that n, c, 0 is equal to 1 and so is n, c, n. Also, n, c, 1 is equal to n and n, c, n minus 1 is also equal to n. Let me illustrate the concept of combinations with the help of another example. As you now see on the screen, the question that in how many ways can a person draw a hand of five cards from a well shuffled ordinary deck of 52 cards? The answer to this question is also found by finding the combination, the all possible combinations of five cards out of 52 cards, which is given by 52 factorial over 5 factorial into 52 minus 5 and that is 47 factorial and this comes out to be equal to 2598960. In other words, 2,598,960 ways of drawing five cards out of 52. We have now reviewed the basic concepts of the various kinds of rules that enable us to solve a number of probabilistic problems in a convenient manner. Now that we have done this review, let us proceed to the basic concepts that lead to the formal definitions of probability. The first concept in this regard is that of a random experiment. Experiment ke lab se to haam sab vaakifi hain and if I were to put it formally, I would say that an experiment is a planned activity that generates a set of data. Any single performance of the experiment is called a trial and the result of the experiment is called an outcome. Ye to hua experiment likin main aap se kaha ke hamari liye jo pehla important concept hai that is random experiment. So what do I mean by random experiment? As you now see on the screen, an experiment which produces different results even though it is repeated a large number of times under essentially similar conditions, this is called a random experiment. The tossing of a fair coin, the throwing of a balanced die, the drawing of a card out of a deck of well-chaffled cards, these are all examples of random experiments. Isliye ke jo bunyadi kondition uski definition ki aap ke main present ki that it produces different results even if it is repeated a large number of times under essentially similar conditions. Ye kondition in tino examples mein aap dek saktein ke it is fulfilled. Dai ko aap baar baar phenkein aur ekhi tara set more or less aap phenkein, but sometimes you get a 1 and sometimes you get a 6. Similarly, for the drawing of the card or the tossing of a coin. Technically speaking a random experiment has three properties. Number one, the experiment can be repeated practically or theoretically any number of times. Number two, the experiment always has two or more possible outcomes. An experiment that has only one possible outcome that is not a random experiment and property number three is that the outcome of each repetition is unpredictable. It has some degree of uncertainty. Ye jo example mein aapko thorideh pehle dee, the tossing of a coin or a die or the drawing of a card out of a deck of cards. You know you can argue that these are not the kinds of situations that we are dealing with most of the time. So, let us consider a more realistic example. Consider the process of interviewing a person aap ek shaksko interview kar rahe hain aur aap sirf ekhi question pooch rahe hain and that is are you a smoker? Students aap realize karein ke even this little interview this can also be regarded as a random experiment because it fulfills the three properties that I just presented to you. The first one that it can be repeated any number of times? Well of course, in a large city like Lahore Karachi or Islamabad you can ask this question not twenty times not one hundred times, but thousands and thousands of times. This experiment can be repeated a very large number of times. The second point that the experiment has at least two possible outcomes. Well it is obvious jab aap interview karinge to aapko kamas kam do jab aap to definitely possible hain ke aapko milen. I am a smoker or I am not a smoker. And then of course you can have variations to this answer if he is a smoker, but he smokes only very seldom he can give you that information. But at least you have these two possible answers that I am a smoker or I am not a smoker. And the last point extremely important point that the outcome is unpredictable in advance.   So students this is an example which illustrates the fact that mathematical rigorous definitions like the one that I just presented they can also be applied in real life situations. And this is the crux of the matter and the heart of the subject of statistics as I have been conveying to you numerous times statistics after all is that mathematical size that enables you to draw conclusions about real life phenomena on the basis of evidence and data that you collect on sample basis. Closely related to the concept of the random experiment is the concept of the sample space. As you now see on the screen a set consisting of all possible outcomes that can result from a random experiment this can be defined as the sample space for the experiment and it is denoted by the letter S. Each possible outcome is a member of the sample space and it is called a sample point in that space. Let us consider a few very simple examples. Suppose we toss one single coin the sample space of this experiment will be the set head and tail and we assume that the coin is not going to stand on its edge or to roll away. So if it is going to land either head upward or tail upward then it is obvious that the set of all possible outcomes consist of only these two sample points. Now if we consider the case of tossing two coins simultaneously then of course the sample space will be a bit more complex and as you now see on the screen in this case the sample space will contain four sample points and these are head head, head tail, tail head and tail tail.  If I toss one single dime the sample space will consist of six elements 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 but if I toss a pair of dice the sample space will consist of the Cartesian product A cross A where A is the set 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 and the Cartesian product A cross A will consist of 36 elements that you now see on the screen 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 4, 1, 5, 1, 6 and so on. The next concept is that of events any subset of a sample space is an event. Now the subset can consist of just one sample point or it can be a combination of sample points and accordingly we have the distinction between what we call a simple event and the one that is called a compound event. For example, as you now see on the screen the occurrence of a six when a die is thrown is a simple event while the occurrence of a sum of 10 when a pair of dice is thrown is a compound event the reason being that it can be decomposed into three simple events 4, 6, 5, 5 and 6, 4. When we talk about the sum of 10 then these three outcomes form one set 4, 6, 5, 5 and 6, 4 as you can see the sum is 10 for any one of them and since this set consists of these three ordered pairs hence it is a compound event. Hence the next concept and a very important concept is the concept of the occurrence of an event in a real life situation when we are performing a random experiment. As you now see on the screen an event A is said to occur if and only if the outcome of the experiment corresponds to some element of A. For example, if we toss a die and we are interested in the occurrence of an even number if any of the three numbers 2, 4 or 6 occurs we say that the event of our interest has occurred. In this discussion students the point is that if we are talking about an even number then it is obvious that 2 or 4 or 6 if any of these numbers come then the even number occurs and it is obvious that when you toss a die then these three numbers do not occur at all. You will either get a 2 or a 4 or a 6. So, the point to understand is that when we represent an event by means of a set, we will write all the outcomes in that set 2, 4, 6 but when in reality you experiment then only one of the three or all of them will actually occur. If one of the three numbers occurs then we will say that the event of our interest has occurred. The next concept is that of the complementary event. As you now see on the screen the event not A is called the complementary event and it is denoted by A bar or AC. For example, if we toss a coin once then the complement of the event heads is tails and if we toss a coin 4 times then the complement of the event at least one head is the event no heads. The event at least one head of course contains the three ordered pairs head-head, head-tail and tail-head but the complementary event no heads is the fourth outcome of the sample space and that is tail-tail. I hope that it is clear to you that the complementary event and the original event they are disjoint and they do not overlap. Now, the next point to understand is that any set consisting of n elements has two raise to n possible subsets and so in the context of a sample space consisting of n sample points we can say that it produces two raise to n different subsets or in other words events some of which are simple, some are compound and also one of them is the null set. For example, if a sample space consists of three sample points A, B and C then there are two raise to three that is eight possible subsets and they are Phi, A, B, C, AB, AC, BC and ABC. The eight possible subsets him in me say 2 has to see interest the null set Phi represents the impossible event. The reason is that it does not contain any of the elements of the sample space and as I discussed a short while ago, a event to tub occur hotha hai jab uske andar jo sample points hoon me se koi occur kare to null set me jab koi sample point existinai karta to us hawaale se it represents the impossible event. The other set of particular interest is the sample space itself. As you saw in this example one of the subsets of the set ABC is the set ABC and students this set represents the short event. It is called a short event because obviously when we conduct the random experiment it is definitely short that one of the elements of the sample space is going to occur. Now that we have understood the basic concept of events, the next point that I would like to discuss with you at some length is the concept of the various types of events that we may encounter when we conduct a random experiment. These are the mutually exclusive events, exhaustive events and equally likely events. I will discuss them with you at length in the next lecture. At this point in time I will summarize the idea by giving you the very basic definitions of the three concepts. By mutually exclusive events students we mean those events which cannot occur at the same time. In other words they exclude each other. For example if I toss a die I will either get an odd number or an even number. It is not possible that I get an odd number and an even number at the same time. The other concept exhaustive events means that if we have two or more mutually exclusive events and if they are such that when we take their union we obtain the entire sample space these are called exhaustive events. In the example that I just gave you the event odd number and the event even number these are exhaustive because if I take the union of the two I obtain the entire sample space 1 3 5 2 4 6 or in other words 1 2 3 4 5 and 6. The last concept at this point is the concept of equally likely events. For example if I am tossing a coin which is perfect you know it is absolutely symmetric well made then it is obvious that we can say that when I will toss it the chances of getting a head are exactly the same as the chances of getting a tail. In other words head and tail are equally likely to occur. As I said earlier I will be discussing these concepts with you in a little bit of detail in the next lecture. In the meantime I hope that you will enjoy studying the basic concepts of probability and my best wishes to you. Until next time Allah Hafiz.


At this time we're actually hosting the F-35 squadron here for two weeks to conduct some training. It's been advantageous. The tower has enjoyed being able to see and control the F-35 operations and integrate them into our operations here at Kelly Field. The weather squadron here is making sure that pilots get their briefs and projecting out the weather for whatever MOAs they might be using throughout the day. So the purpose of the 60-second fighter squadron is to train the newest F-35 pilots. Whenever we come off-station we're trying to, for the B-course, get them a dissimilar type of off-station sortie. So they have to learn different airspace departure recoveries so it develops their airmanship skills. And then it allows us to accomplish more training with not competing with other units for airspace back home.


In this video I will describe the overall result in terms of molecules produced in the breakdown of glucose by glycolysis. Glycolysis is a catabolic pathway that converts one 6-carbon glucose molecule into two 3-carbon pyruvate molecules and will generate two molecules of ATP and two molecules of NADH. While glycolysis generates ATP that the cell can use in order to sustain life, the first phase of glycolysis is the energy consuming phase that will consume two molecules of ATP in order to fuel endogonic chemical reactions. Following the energy consuming phase, coupling of phosphorylation with oxidation will transfer high energy electrons onto the oxidizing agent NAD+, forming the high energy electron carrier molecules NADH. Then the energy releasing phase will generate four molecules of ATP and the final two pyruvate molecules that are the products of glycolysis. There are 10 steps of glycolysis each is catalyzed by a distinct enzyme. The first step of glycolysis catalyzed by hexokinase is the phosphorylation of glucose to form glucose 6-phosphate. The phosphate group that's transferred onto glucose comes from ATP and so one ATP is used by hexokinase to produce glucose 6-phosphate and an ADP is another product of this chemical reaction. The second step of glycolysis is an isomerization reaction that converts glucose 6-phosphate to fructose 6-phosphate catalyzed by phosphoglucose isomerase. The third step is another phosphorylation reaction that converts fructose 6-phosphate to fructose 1-6 bisphosphate. This is catalyzed by phosphofructokinase and consumes another ATP molecule. The fourth step of glycolysis converts fructose 1-6 bisphosphate which is a 6-carbon molecule into dihydroxyacetone phosphate and glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate which are both 3-carbon molecules. Fructose bisphosphate aldolase is the enzyme that catalyzes this reaction. Then in the fifth step of glycolysis triose phosphate isomerase converts dihydroxyacetone phosphate to glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate. The sixth step of glycolysis is the end of the energy consuming phase and the beginning of when we'll start to produce high energy molecules that are harvesting the energy from the breakdown of glucose. Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate is oxidized by glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase to produce 1-3 bisphosphoglycerate. The electrons that are transferred from glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate are accepted by NAD+, producing a molecule of NADH, a high energy electron carrier. Because two molecules of glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate are generated from each glucose molecule, the sixth step, seventh step, eighth step, ninth step, and tenth step of glycolysis will occur twice for every glucose molecule that enters glycolysis. Therefore, two NADH molecules are produced as glucose is broken down by glycolysis. The seventh step of glycolysis, catalyzed by phosphoglycerate kinase, transfers a phosphate group from 1-3 bisphosphoglycerate onto ADP to form our first ATP molecule. Since two molecules of 1-3 bisphosphoglycerate are produced for every glucose, this reaction will be carried out twice per glucose molecule, generating two ATPs at this step, which will cancel out the two ATPs consumed in the first and third steps of glycolysis. The eighth step of glycolysis converts three phosphoglycerate to two phosphoglycerate. This is an isomerization reaction catalyzed by phosphoglycerate mutase. The ninth step of glycolysis is catalyzed by the enzyme enolase and converts two phosphoglycerate to phosphoenolpyruvate and water. The final step of glycolysis is catalyzed by pyruvate kinase and transfers a phosphate group from phosphoenolpyruvate onto ADP, forming ATP and the final product, pyruvate. This reaction will occur twice for every glucose that enters glycolysis, so we will have a net of two ATP produced at the end of glycolysis, in addition to two NADH molecules and two pyruvate molecules. To summarize the overall results of glycolysis, one molecule of glucose is converted to two molecules of pyruvate. In the energy-consuming phase, we lost two ATP, and in the energy-releasing phase, we gained four ATP. So a total of two ADP and inorganic phosphates were converted to two ATP molecules. We also generated two molecules of NADH during the coupling of phosphorylation with oxidation, step that is catalyzed by glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase.


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