The following is a presentation of TFNN the morning market kickoff With your host Tommy O'Brien Tommy O'Brien Good Wednesday morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien committee live from TFNN Wednesday morning 906 a.m. We got about 30 minutes to go until the start of trading you got markets in positive territory to kick things off right now folks You have the S&P's up 19 points trading at 45 90 quite a reversal overnight when you look where we are You're talking about lows overnight of 45 35 quite an acceleration 3 a.m. Eastern time things looking a little bleak We add about 55 points to the upside right now in the S&P's Nasdaq 100 quite a rebound as well. You're talking about 250 points from 15,000 50 you're trading up there at 15,298 right now you get the Dow up 112 points Dow accelerating just near 35,000 We almost got a 34,000 print last night in the Dow. We're trading 35,373 in the Russell catching a bid quite a bid as well You're talking about 37 points from the lows overnight in the Russell crude 8544 we had an 86 handle we're gonna be talking our man Teddy keg stat at 40 past the hour from 4x dash trading dash unlock Dot-com we'll be talking about some 4x markets. I'm sure we'll be talking about crude as well Teddy's been a crude bull for a while crude market tough to argue with that case you take a look at that crude contract My goodness from where we were on December 2nd 62 43 you're talking about trading up $23 since then in the price of crude gold contract catching a bid this morning as well back to a 15 minute chart You have gold catching a bid up to 1824 this morning.  I believe the yield on the tenure We've pulled back a bit as we've had the market pull back a bit from its move lower the tenure right now trading basically flat from the Closed yesterday of 127 12 we jump over to the volatility index whoops vi x Vix 2249 still a very elevated level for the volatility index for the S&P when you consider that we're coming into the open up about 20 points But man the market a little freaked out premium prices that you're going to pay for defined risk options in the S&P Yeah, you're going to be paying some premium when you have the type of volatility we do across the board right now in these markets All right, it is banks earning season Let's kick it off with bank of america And after some of the other banks have disappointed bank of america looks to trade higher on the open in 21 minutes We got bank of america up about two bucks at 48 36 Bank of america gets a boost from loans as consumers start borrowing again is the headline there average loan balances We're up 1% in the fourth quarter from a year earlier lending has been a key focus there We grew loans by 51 billion and added 100 billion in deposits during the quarter further strengthening our position That's CEO brian morna hit morning hand out there They are positive as they say there average loan and lease balances of 945 billion in the fourth quarter more than the analysts who are looking for 940 In sales and trading revenue 2.9 million for bank of america down 2 from a year earlier Analysts had estimated 3.1 billion the trading boom set off by the market volatility of cova 19 is starting to fade Investment banking fees how about that one investment banking quite an area 26 to 2.4 billion Nonetheless bank of america trading higher on those numbers up to 48 30 star contrast is somehow how the other banks have fared on their earnings JP morgan most notably down 18 dollars from where you closed out thursday's action They have their earnings friday morning 18 dollars. She's talking about a 10 percent haircut in the banks Now i bring it up because I mean the banks now let's before we go through there We also have I believe Morgan stanley they were there numbers this morning as well. Yes, they sure are so morgan's trading higher as well Eeks out stock trading gain fixed income slumps return on tangible common equity now seen it more than 20 wealth management inflows How about basically half a trillion dollars? That is some wealth management inflow man 438 billion dollars for the year at morgan stanley equity equities trading revenue advance 13 percent driven by a one time 225 million dollar gain on investment um Wonder what that one time quarter billion dollar gain was that compared with analyst estimate for a little change So they got a 13 pop probably helped by that one time 225 million dollar profit And uh In its investment bank non-interest expenses only rose nine percent indicating compensation increases for its bankers might be less generous than at rival Goldman sacks So morgan stanley not exactly uh paying up for talent potentially Raise the target for return on tangible common equity saying it now expects the metric to reach more than 20 percent over the long term Lifting it from the previous target of 17 percent. Nonetheless, you got morgan stanley trading higher today You got bank of america trading higher today Uh, we jumped to wells fargo. They had been accelerating higher last week on their numbers They are going to be trading higher today with the banks as well city disappointed last week They're going to get a little bit of a lift now all things consider jp morgan really miss the mark here I mean city you're only going to be down about a buck 50 from where you were thursday when they came into their numbers I mean buck 50 you're talking about maybe two two percent below where you were as opposed to just like i said jp morgan You're down about 10 and i bring it up folks because You know banks are definitely in the human capital business, which is going up. We're seeing that happen We're seeing it happen most notably at jp morgan But we're right at the lower end of this consolidation that we've been in at jp morgan for about a year now You're approaching 150 you're going to open today at 150 255 jp morgan getting a little bit of a lift with the market Uh, if you're not in any banks folks if you're looking to get in any banks if you're looking to get in jp morgan Yeah, there's nothing to say that jp morgan doesn't trade down to 130 or 120 Right, maybe the cost of capital on wall street is just something that's going to eat through the rising yields that they're going to get on their loans But all things considered you're getting in at 150 you're going back to prices that we basically started seeing february 22nd Of 2021 so almost back a full 11 months Uh in an environment where for the first time now we're starting to hear Conversations or discussions or even people entertaining the idea that we might get a 50 basis point hike come march march Wasn't even in play now march is in play now when we might get 50 basis points hikes in march I don't imagine that's coming folks. Uh chairman paul is not in the business of freaking out the market His thesis is that we are still in a transitory period even though he wants to expel that transitory word. Okay, he expects inflation to abate over the course of this year Now transitory has many meanings to many people which is why he specifically said that almost that exact phrase that we should probably um Expire retire that word excuse me in terms of transitory, but He believes right now that the factors in play have caused inflation to last longer than they have And he's been pretty forthcoming with his feelings that those influences do He explained to me and I don't expect him to shock the market. I don't think we're there. We're just That people make very good cases that we are okay, but I don't think chairman paul agrees that we're there just yet Which is the key Nonetheless rates are going up jp morgan down at 151. I mean you're talking about what is that you're down $20 you're down a solid almost 12 percent from the highs that we were at just a couple months ago Let alone getting into the bottom consolidation area Uh to kick things off the where you've been for the last year Not bad when you're looking at an area that growth stocks have been pummeled man Some of the stocks in particular who you're looking for some action and some of these growth stocks We got to be getting to an area that you at least can start a partial position Roku we're back to the highs that we had of 2019 Okay, pulling back from 490 to 166 Sales force we have in my newsletter quite a pullback to 226 These growth stocks we'll talk a little bit more about them zoom is in that bucket as well Stay tuned folks. 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I say yeah, you know what we got a rebound in the market It looks like the market was done trading lower yesterday. I missed the fun last night A little bit scary action if you're a bull there As in you see the market accelerating lower after the day we had yesterday But guess what folks we're going to find out in about 12 minutes when this market opens where supply equals demand All right speaking of pay so jp morgan We've been talking about there's your fall off on their earnings One of the things that it had to do with was the cost of human capital eating into their earnings And it comes out again jp morgan. They're going to raise the salaries for junior bankers a second time I mean all things considered folks if you get an analyst position at jp morgan, you're probably doing something right You've probably put some investments in serious serious investments into your education And they're jacking that up to 110 from 100,000 according to people familiar with the matter Second-year analyst 125 third year 135 salaries in the market unit will also see similar jumps Um, not bad first year 110k. The thing I'll say is that in the environment we're in Being a junior banker at jp morgan chase and company Is obviously an elite position that is very hard to come by And 110,000 is quite a premium salary But all things considered folks with the cost of everything going up with the cost of housing right now with the cost of housing Where jp morgan does business like in new york Yeah, you better believe they had to jack it up. I mean they weren't even making six figures and You know, I know people many people making six figures would be quite a luxury. All right, but when you're talking about the the elite Position somebody is in to achieve that job, you know where they've been in life the investment in their own education that they've made And the value that they represent to that company, which is the key Okay, the value they represent to the company in terms of what they deserve for pay because the value they're bringing to the table I would argue that Somebody who's landing a first-year investment banking analyst position at jp morgan chase Uh, probably deserves value of at least 110,000 with the amount of money that that company brings in on an annual basis Second year 125. So what is that? That's 15k on top of there. Not a bad raise. You're talking about just over 10 percent Raise and then you're getting a 10k. So then it pairs a bit into the third year But point being this is what's happening on the bank numbers here in a big way That's the reason that you straight from 170 to 151 and uh, just since the last few minutes I don't know what just happened, but jp morgan You were up to one No, they still got a bit asked above 152. Okay. I'm not there was just a print. Yeah, there you are You're back to positive prices on jp morgan Yeah, but nonetheless pay going up and not surprising They have the jump comes after news that city is increasing pay for junior investment payers in the u.s After their division posted its best performance on record Based salaries for first-year analysts. Guess how much 110k second year and third year will now receive 125 I mean, what a game, right? You're seeing the inflation play out right here. Okay What happens city group jacks their pay first year 110 second and third 125 JP morgan was only at 100k for the first year, right? They're not going to get passed up by city like that Okay, so what do they do is there's a we're going to we're going to we're going to inch them out a little bit We're going to pay 110 the first year. We're going to pay 125 the second year they want to pay 135 the third year instead of 125 That's how inflation creeps in folks and that's how it keeps in a big way Because if you think about it Prior to covet I believe they were making 90k. They weren't making 100k because the first rise was to 100k The second was the 110. So let's just say they were making 90k You just went up to 110k. That's a $20,000 raise for somebody making $90,000 a year Let alone the jump they're getting in the second year to 125 Okay, so you just went from 90 to 110. That is a 21 22 percent raise in your pay I mean you're seeing it folks and that is a raise in pay that's going to get used by consumers in the market That's going to contribute to rising costs of food Shelter all the likes. I mean in florida right now. We are seeing real estate prices Rising 20 plus percent a year. I mean they're expected to rise another 20 plus 20 25 percent something silly in the next year Well, you can't do that if everybody's making the same amount of money folks And what is happening in florida is we have an inflow of people from big cities making big money That now have the ability to work from home in some capacity Some more than others and you're seeing that play out But pretty startling when you're seeing these banks now the reason I bring it up and I just wanted to harp on it again Because even myself talking about retirement money, etc We have no positions in banks right now in my newsletter and we might initiate one even this week I mean this action jp morgan there's no stronger bank than jp morgan on wall street folks and you're getting in Basically the best price that you can over the last 11 months think about where rates were okay in an environment We're approaching 1.9 in the 10 year. We're having three to four rate hikes coming this year We got three to four maybe the year after that If you're worried about potentially being overloaded on growth stocks nasdaq 100, you know having some exposure to Some nice bank stocks might not be a bad deal if you are Talking about retirement talking about capital preservation, right? You're not going to get some kind of crazy triple beggar on jp morgan. They're not going to finish out the year Um, you know multiples higher, okay But what they are going to do is they're a solid company in a rising rate environment right now That just got a pullback of about 10 percent when we saw yields rise I mean you almost can't state it right we're negative on the year on jp morgan so far And we just had the 10 year rise from 1.5 to 1.9 percent. It's probably going to 2 percent sometime soon So take that for what it's worth But I have my eye on that bank sector because man It seemed like you missed out on the run to start off the year when they all accelerated higher It might be a little bit of a buying opportunity with a pullback Now what I will say is pretty remarkable that wells fargo looks to be the leader right now Wells Fargo starts off last year 48 bucks. You're already up eight dollars. You're already up What 16 17 percent for wells fargo to start off the year when you got company like jp morgan down 10 percent or so You are now above where you were trading coming into covid for wells fargo and you back things up as long as we go You're approaching highs of 60 bucks. Now that's going to be the critical area That was an area of resistance. We hit it back in 2015. We hit it back in 2017 got above that area briefly in 2018 Hit that area again in september of 2018 And then the car carnage really began in december of 2019 quite a fall off But quite a rebound and wells fargo looks to be one of the strongest ones out there of the banks as they beat on Their earnings traded higher on friday to 58 87 and higher today as well at 57 45 All right, these markets giving back some of the games right now. You got the s and p up above 15 points You're still a solid 50 points above where we were last night, man Thank goodness that market saved itself things looking a little bleak overnight Let's jump around to some of the fang stocks as we got the nasdaq 100 giving it up a little bit We're up 60 points right now. Yeah, amazon giving it up a bit. We're still uh, no We're barely flat right now as amazon shares Microsoft the big deal for activision blizzard yesterday. We're trading at 307 interesting action that microsoft Not too much of a give back on price investors kind of happy with that purchase of 70 billion dollars of activision blizzard Atvi is their symbol now. This one's an interesting one as well. They're buying activision blizzard for 95 dollars a share The market not quite sure that's going to get done right now Quite a gap there from 82 to 95 if you think it's going to get done I mean, this is where and I do not advise this trade. I would not make this trade I don't think it's probably a profitable trade Um, because the market is assigning the risk that it assigns to the probability that this deal gets done If it does not get done activision probably trades back to 65 So what's your risk? Your risk is about 17 bucks to the downside Okay, and if it gets done you got about 12 bucks to the upside So you're risking 17 to make 12 you're risking about three dollars to make two Uh, you got to be right 40 of that time to make that trade So that's saying That the market has about a 60 probability that this deal deal gets done for microsoft activision blizzard interesting yet Sony selling off big uh in asia last night as they got a new competitor on the block with microsoft Number three in gaming in the world We'll talk a little bit more about that deal when we get back with microsoft We'll be right back folks Are you having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with Become an apex predator in the trading markets and join the tiger's den trading room only at tfnn.com The tiger's den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas Join the den and surround yourself with these sharpest minds in the trading world Subscribers to the tiger's den are also the first to have their questions answered live on air And can privately chat with our tfnn hosts live during their shows Interact with other tigers and tigers as they share trading ideas News analysis and discuss the market action all trading day Subscribe to the tiger's den risk free with our 30-day money back guarantee And become part of the tfnn trading community tfnn educating investors You could be making money off the stock market and if you're already making money off the stock market You could be making a lot more Check out tfnn and tiger tv and get expert investing advice to give you the power to control your financial future Go to tfnn.com and find the newsletter for you Whether you're into trading gold metals futures currencies or options You'll get advice and analysis to help you seriously get ahead tfnn also features trading services with a 30-day money back guarantee for new subscribers As well as tfnn's tiger den trading room trading software and educational webinars for all trading levels And make sure you check out tiger tv for free on tfnn.com or tfnn's youtube channel for live Financial content from 8 30 a.m. To 4 p.m. Eastern on market days Stop watching on the sidelines while other people get rich and become the investor you were born to be tfnn educating investors tfnn is excited about our new software charting program the art of timing the trade charts In collaboration with tom o'brien and using his best-selling book the art of timing the trade your ultimate trading mastery system David white has programmed an outstanding piece of software that will complement any traders methodology Using this first of its kind program the art of timing the trade charts allows you to scan thousands of stocks for Fibonacci formation setups including guardleys abc's butterflies and much more the art of timing the trade charts is designed to help you When scouring the markets for stocks just beginning to form the trading patterns that many investors spend days weeks or even months Searching to find and right now. 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We got the s&p's up about 18 points right now Nasdaq 100 up about 80 dow up 130 right now russell up about 13 points You got crude trading at 85 72 We'll be talking to our man teddy keg staff from forex-trading-unlock.com coming up the next segment We got gold up $11 gold catching a bid up to 1824 near the higher range that we had last week going on We jumped to the vixx as we got a positive market to open things up the vixx still elevated though pretty interesting right You're the vixx right near the highs of yesterday right now market not willing to back down the premium that they want Um in this market especially in the s&p, which is what the vixx is predicated off of not willing to back down on the premium With the type of volatility we're getting basically on a daily basis right now one way or the other than negative territory recently So let's jump back to microsoft shares. See how they're opening this morning. They're up about 1.15 percent You're trading higher by $3 and 50 cents. I talked about it yesterday now microsoft They've got 7.5 billion shares outstanding for this company So basically it's about a nine or $10 move is what represents what they paid for Activision Blizzard They're going to become the number three gaming company in the world And they're going to use call of duty along with many other games to Basically push them to the further point of the metaverse now How they spin that out they were talking about whether it's buying games Spending in games right controlling that ecosystem of xbox live a lot of the Activision Blizzard games Were tailored towards xbox live that they could play multiplayer games like call of duty specifically Microsoft did come out and say that they're not going to cut off production for those games for some Playstation games that are available just because they bought it. They still want that revenue They're going to be a gaming company Activision Blizzard You're going to have that company reporting to the head of gaming from microsoft You probably have the cco of Activision Blizzard staying on until the deal is done He will then step out after collecting like 375 million dollar payday not bad But microsoft talking about part of this deal The the turmoil going on and Activision Blizzard Presented them an opportunity and and they didn't miss it man. They got in there and they got it done I mean look at this pullback I wonder when they started the talks because I imagine this slide from 100 down to 60 started making them think I mean you're back to pre-covid levels of February 20th Activision Blizzard now They have all sorts of problems going on With the environment Okay, that is going on at that company, but that's the reason why they got quite a haircut here You're talking about not even getting it at the highs that they traded at at last year 95 dollars a share Basically, they they got the middle of the range that you were trading at in the middle part Excuse me in the beginning of last year near highs But interesting that the market right now is pricing in I mean I just did the math right You're talking about basically only a 60 chance this deal gets done at the price. It's at I wonder how antitrust is going to come into things tech companies overall have been in the sites pretty largely And I am a proponent of regulation for some of these tech companies when they control the data they do But I don't see how this deal is completely monopolistic I really don't in terms of antitrust concerns You know, they're going to be the number three gaming company in the world microsoft's got plenty competition They got plenty of competition coming down the line for virtual reality All for the justice department stepping in when antitrust concerns are present Just on the forefront as a layman that understands things basically Yeah, microsoft's going to become a much bigger company and they're already a pretty big company But guess what? You have companies like playstation You have companies like apple coming out with their own vr headset You have companies like facebook and meta coming out with Ramped up versions of their vr headset probably early next year in addition to oculus quest 2 So yes, you're going to hear the argument that it's going to hurt consumers Okay, and we'll see how those arguments play out And i'll be interested to hear the arguments they make of how it may hurt consumers because bottom line is anytime you have a Combination of companies that maybe are in the same arena Okay, yes, you can make the argument that there might be less competition Okay, because now you got microsoft controlling the games they make for the platform they own etc But guess what folks? There's plenty of big players in that market So there's plenty of competition that microsoft is going to have in the gaming sector as they're the number three player in that sector And like i said when it comes to vr, apple is going to be in the mix in a big way They're not quite a gaming company right now And they may be become one of the biggest gaming companies out there when they push out a vr headset And then how do they do that? Do they buy gaming? Netflix is getting into gaming as well Right, you can see how the arguments may play out that it may be pretty difficult To prove antitrust concerns when you get some of the biggest tech companies in the world They're going to love to get into gaming because gaming is going to be vr vr is going to be metaverse metaverse is going to be the future I mean, it's that simple And that's a nice little segue. Let's see how meta is trading up about seven tenths percent right now You're trading at 320 Facebook just chopping around at that 50 percent mark of where we were in terms of the acceleration Going back to march of 2021 you go from about $250 255 to 384 we're back to about 320 for facebook shares We'll jump over to tesla on a three-year weekly basis Holding up relatively well. We'll put it back on a daily Uh, relatively well over the thousand mark, right? You only traded down below a thousand in the middle of december for one point Since then yeah, you briefly were down below that level on january 10th But all things considered with the way the market's been trading tesla holding up pretty well all things considered My dad sent me an article this morning. Haven't had a chance to read it yet. I read a portion of it talking about kathy wood And yeah, her outperformance is fading quickly Uh with arc when you're betting on the biggest companies in the world and they are struggling to say the least To kick off this year and into last year I mean, you're now at levels, right? Where you're talking about. I mean, it's still quite a game Okay, you're talking about from the beginning of 2019 So the last two years you would have gone from about 50 to 80 dollars. What's that 30 dollars? That's about a 60 profit over the period of two years I think that would probably still be beating the market over that time But quite a far cry from where you were at the end of 2020 when she was a rock star of all rock stars Uh made some transitions to some stocks that did not work out. I mean, we've heard all of them, right? Yeah, Zillow was a big one in her portfolio. Uh, they really got out of Wack in terms of 2020 in terms of 208 They got out of the house fixing business and flipping business. Excuse me Back in november and we're approaching even lower levels from there. What's the low we're talking about 52 57 is the low We're trading at 54 30 so far this morning for Zillow. Uh, she was in zoom. I believe tough If you ever zoom getting over there, she got out of tesla Probably wishes she stayed in tesla last year as tesla went from 7 16 to close up Excuse me close out the year for 1048. I think she got out of most of the tesla position at least Um, but nonetheless when you live and die on these growth companies, man I mean, you know, and I I'm not as familiar with some of her positions in these but it doesn't you know Anywhere you go some of these growth companies roku catching a little bit of a bid today But man you talk about 171 You came into coveted at a price point of 130 I mean the world has changed a lot since then and man, you're barely up in the positive and you want to talk about the poster boy case for uh Runs and demises peloton. I was talking about friends and About peloton the scary thing about peloton, right as you could say, okay, we are back to prices before covet Okay, you were trading at 37 dollars in 2019. There are people in peloton That are down almost 20 on their investment and they purchased those shares in december of 2019 That almost just doesn't seem fair but the market ain't fair man. They uh, did a very poor job of forecasting What was going to happen to demand they ramped up their production They had what four month waits sometimes for the bike during the pandemic They ramped up all the production demand wanes. They have all this extra production. They have rising costs They have decreasing demand. They had a problem with their treadmill They had to recall point being don't just think that you are back to pre pandemic prices on this one And you'll be okay because if the pandemic hadn't begun they'd probably be higher than they are right now Which is a real statement to mismanagement when you think about the opportunity they had Uh, they ramped it up at the wrong time And yeah, you're back at 30 bucks for peloton shares. You're still talking about quite a valuation But back at 30 bucks from 171. Stay tuned folks. We'll be right back with our man teddy cakes that Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the bay area? Including the surrounding st. 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We get the dial up 136 points right now. You're looking at the s&p trading higher You're up 28 points right now. That's six tenths percent the nasdaq up seven tenths percent Let's jump over to our man. Teddy keg stat every trading day folks You can reach teddy at forex dash trading dash unlock.com We talk to teddy every wednesday at 40 past the hour. We talk a little forex. We talk a little commodities Teddy keg stat. Good morning. Good morning. We got a lot to talk about today Boy, it seems like every week, man, we got big action happening between wednesday and wednesday when we talk teddy Quite the markets we have across the board. Where do you want to kick things off, man? Um, well, why don't we start with the uh, the oil market? So we have oil that made a little bit higher move high today It's pretty much unchanged on the day. So I think you're going to keep on seeing this You know pressuring on resistance and trying to break out to the upside I believe that that trend is going to stay intact, you know right now with everything It's going on globally Boy, it's it's a pretty remarkable trend, man 85 of 74 I got light sweet crude up here and you're actually above now teddy You know where you were in terms of october highs november highs quite the surges from 62 bucks Put it on, you know a weekly no matter what you put it on man It's like this thing is just going through the roof right now I go back five years were at highs but you got to back it up to that monthly and seems like all But consider next stops a hundred. I mean you're going back into on my chart I have it up on a monthly teddy right now going back to cheese 1999 But that fall off in 2014 where things really went from a hundred and seven bucks Uh a barrel down to 52 as in we're basically in that land now that we haven't seen those prices since we were there And seems like they might run up. I mean on my chart, you know being a technical Trader to some degree seems like next stops a hundred bucks, man As you're through everything that stands in its way right the technicals and the fundamentals are definitely pushing that way It's hard to be a bear, you know, so that's for sure So um, but uh, why don't we we'll talk about how that's going to influence a couple of the currency markets as we bounce around the forex world I think the biggest news though. I don't know if you're aware of it. I just saw the video Boris johnson's speech about the whole removal of all mask mandates is going to be huge It starts tomorrow So the british pound probably is getting a little leg up right now on the against the dollar from that news I mean most people probably haven't heard it yet. Um, I watched the speech It was pretty amazing like and the ovation and parliament parliament and the people screaming when they heard the mask mandate is ending as of tomorrow So I mean you could they still say you could should wear it and blah blah blah But they said there's no more persecution and whatever and the biggest thing you said all kids go to school no masks All people go back to work don't work from home go back to work So that's big they want to jump start their economy They want to throw uk back and they're like hey Amicron's over they're like we got to live with it. We're moving on You know, I mean japan japan did it in december the uk now And remember the uk is not part of the eu anymore. This is you're not getting this narrative from the eu You're getting the complete opposite still, you know, I mean germany is still a hard line You know, italy's very hard line, you know, so um now the question is is this going to keep on It's good. You're seeing it more and more. I mean mexico lifted their mandate on um, covid Requirements so now you can go to and from mexico just like you can travel in the u.s. Now. They don't care. Okay, you know So now this is big for the economies, you know, then this gets back to the currencies So the dollar right now we had a big bounce on friday For a lot of the currencies with the versus the dollar meaning dollar strength like when we talked last week The yen was pretty strong.  We had a lot of buy signals and sell signals Of various currencies. So when the dollar index on friday set a uh buy signal that also touched off the euro Which was then giving it, you know a sell signal and then we had it in the pound Okay, so now that was coming into into play now I think this news with the uk could put the brakes on this on this move with the uh, British pound So the British pound could become a very raging bull in the long term, you know So in fact, I can give you I'll give you guys a price target on that one gvp usd So right now we have a little bit of a reversal going like I was looking for it to correct down to the 134 51 area 133 83 area But with this news with this new news, this could totally change everything Okay, so today's close if we see the British pound US dollar continue to press through resistance today and settle where it's at Now or a little higher if we could follow through over the next couple of days I think you're going to see a big big big change in the momentum of that currency I mean, I'm right now looking at it as to be bearish right now not bullish, you know But this news I think is going to change everything around So I'd be very cautious if you're a short the British pound US dollar be very mindful of the high from last week because if we get above that Long term, I think that's a big significant tone on what's going to happen with the pound versus a dollar Now this won't be the same for the euro US dollar. I think the euro is going to be a totally different place So where the pound's going to probably be strong We're not going to see it in the euro the swiss I think is really going to stay choppy for the next like week or so on this news too You know now with the US dollar yen Especially with oil riding the highs which also supports the pound I think that the US dollar yen trade probably is going to continue to get a pop because I don't know if you watched a 10 year and a 30 year over the past couple days But especially yesterday they hammered the lows, you know, they're pretty much unchanged today So but this this is a big deal, you know, as far as the currency pricing remember We talked about a couple weeks ago I said that I think that we're going to start to see a lot of divergence in the forex markets Where the dollar index is no even though I think the dollar is overall a bull versus many currencies Not versus like the pound now I think the pound has a potential with because of the narrative that's going on now, you know what I mean So and that's where I think we're looking at a totally we're coming into this fluctuation part part So any of your people that are out there that are trading the forex markets be mindful of the trends Some of them may get disruptive we may start to see a turn where long term I was looking for, you know The pound year at least to be pretty much sideways, you know, maybe not necessarily lower but not a bull Now i'm reversing my whole like thought process on it because between the you know interest rates What do you think would neutralize the oil effect with the pound? But now that they're lifting mandates and that everyone's going to go back to work and they're going to be firing on all cylinders That's a big deal. They're going to open up all the factory. Everything's going back online as of tomorrow, you know Like that's major major news. So there are all the economic numbers are going to change over the next couple of months You know, and you got to remember England the uk is one of the epicenters for forex trading You know, the pound is one of the biggest trade occurrences out there Don't think that these currency traders in the uk as of today are being like, whoa We got to change our whole perspective on the different crosses with the pound versus the end the pound versus the dollar pound versus the euro etc You know, so it is it is pretty cool me You make great points I was just going to jump in and say because I was thinking about this morning I was reading an article about china in general and just their whole Approach to zero covid cases and how that's kind of Come back to bite them With omicron and the spread and how they can't contain it and now they're dealing with problems that they don't have any type of You know immunity their vaccines are not as effective and now they're trying to contain it and they can't and it just made me think of How countries are going to come out of this and like for instance china was so ahead of the curve early on right? They just basically took everyone's freedom locked it down got rid of covid and tried to live without it now Turns out as many people said you can't really do that because we're gonna have to live with it And so that just made me start thinking like you're saying where we're and i'm you know You know we're in florida, man And I don't agree with a lot of what florida did But the cool part is is that it's almost hard for me to understand some of the lockdowns still going on in the country And especially overseas man. We talked about australia stuff like that Absolutely, and yeah, it's time to come out of this man. We're two years into it, right? So it'd be interesting to see what country comes out how and how that bears, man Well, teddy, I appreciate the update as always man. There's a great take we'll watch that pound And uh, we'll talk to you next week as always man. Take care. Thanks a lot. You too, teddy Take care. Thanks so much folks. 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You get the markets rising a bit right now We get the s&p's out 26 points nasdaq up 133 points when you put it on a daily though Still quite a pullback from where we were you're talking about 208 points from where the s&p's were trading at just January 4th just more than Two weeks ago quite the pullback and on uh talking about i've brought up these trend lines many times So if you take a look at the s&p as you can see right from the bottom area we have not got below that trend line Yet and yeah, you know, you're touching on two different areas Maybe on three you pull up the cues A little bit cleaner trend line in terms of where you were at coming off of basically when we started to get the Vaccine efficacy numbers in november of 2020 First pretty decisive break below that level We'll see how they react to getting a little bit of a boost today But again quite a pullback from where we were at 400 on the cues to start off the trading year All right, so we talk about the vaccines we talk about, you know Eliminating mass mandates getting back to real life a lot of parts of living in florida. I enjoy greatly during this pandemic Even though I cannot stand Mr. DeSantis and the way he's handled a lot of things Um, but this one pretty startling folks we can live in a world where we you know open things back up We have reason but this one just blows my mind you get the department of health confirming that The orange county department of health employee At the helm the medical director of orange county basically Put on hold because he encouraged his staff to get vaccinated folks I mean, that's the simplicity of it. It really is and getting into what he said, okay? You can encourage vaccines without having vaccine mandates folks All right, we're going to get to the point in florida that our health officials can't even encourage people to get vaccinated All right, he wrote to his staffers that only out of 568 77 received boosters 2 19 got two shots And on 34 had a single dose I mean folks that's about 58 percent of his staff and his quote was i'm sorry But the absence of reasonable and real reason it is irresponsible not to be vaccinated We've been at this for two years We're the first to give vaccines to the masses and we've done with the 300 thousand and they're not even at 50 Percent in terms of talking about it's a bummer and what what do they do? He gets put on leave to see whether he did anything illegal as a health official Encouraging his employees to get vaccinated folks get out there and get vaccinated. It's safe. It's effective. All right And uh, yeah, we're opening back up. 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Let's talk about LSI systems and the first property of linearity. So if we have a signal x1n and it is given to the LSI system and it produces y1n. In other words, we can say that y1n is the system response of x1n. Similarly, y2n is the system response of x2n. Then this property says that a linear combination of these two inputs produces the same linear combination of their individual output signals. Let's take an example where alpha is equal to 2 and beta is minus 1. So if we give a signal twice x1n to the system, we will essentially get twice y1n as output. It is the general case where alpha is 2 and beta is 0. Similarly, if we give minus x2n to the system, we will get minus y2n as the output. Now by the property of linearity, if I give twice x1n minus x2n, I will essentially get twice y1n minus y2n as the output. Now the next property is shift invariance. So let's say yn is the system response of xn. Then this property says that the system response of xn minus capital D is yn minus capital D. That means if we shift the input signal by a certain amount, capital D, the output is also shifted by the same amount. So here it is shifted by 1 and the output is also shifted by 1.


So we just started to talk about this idea of class abstraction in encapsulation and Another way we can think about it is this idea that Someone's gone out and built this stuff for us. And so we don't care anymore You know again if we think about just Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel or Windows or the Mac OS any program that we're using Just in real life. I'm using open broadcaster software I don't need to know Sort of the back end to use this thing the same kind of concept comes on with programming We can actually do this idea this this term this $5 term of Encapsulation because what this does is this now is telling me okay? Well, there's some stuff going on in the background. I don't need to worry about it Let's think about the scanner class for a second. We you know, we have been using the scanner class scanner Input now just kind of shorthand it there, you know, say for example, I've already instantiated it we've been going and saying input Dot next end Now do we know what next in does do we know what's going on inside that program? No We just know that if I do next end retrieves and in from user from the console so That's where that stuff comes into play. All right. Let's see in from the user. There you go. Now you can see it so again, that is Something that was built beforehand and we don't care how it works. We just kind of utilize it Same kind of idea. Here's a here's UML diagram that I've already whipped up for us and it's called card. Let's think about the idea, you know I'm playing blackjack or poker or solitaire I Need to probably have something like this, you know, I've got my board and I've got my player But I've also got this card Class and cards are you know have a lot to them if we think about it Let me actually move this down a little bit so you guys can see it a little bit more There we are That looks a little bit better There we are boom boom boom so I've got this card class and so How do I start to interact with it kind of starts a matter, but I don't know the back end I don't know how it all works again some developers gone in and done that for me So I come in and I just make my own card. I make an ace spade equal new card And just for my sake, you know, let's assume that I can use my No arg constructor to do that now I see that I see that I have a no arg constructor And I also have one where it's giving me, you know different kinds in some strings Well as we move forward you can see I can actually see all of the different methods That this class has available to it. So all of a sudden. All right. Well, I don't know what those mean Typically when we look at a UML or we look at Encapsulation we then see there are a few definitions. There's a few explanations as to what's going on So the ace of spades for example in blackjack that kind of has a different value it's not just a one even though it's a single character, but I Would probably want to do something like ace sp. You know my ace spade dot Get's was it called get black Jack value parentheses and I don't care what goes on in the background I I assume that that has all been taken care of by a developer Somewhere else and so all of a sudden I have this ability to say well Give me the value give me the blackjack value of my card my instance of a card And so I see that and I get that and it's pretty nice


I recently came across this New York Times article on the Einstein tile that I found quite interesting. The article left me hungry for a little more so I followed it up with a YouTube search that brought me to the up and Adam channel where Jade has a great video on the subject and before I knew it I was in the rabbit hole. I won't go deep into the geometry and how it works because Jade does an excellent job explaining it in her video and I'll link her video below but from what I understand there was a 50 year search for a single tile that can tile a plane in a non-periodic fashion meaning the patterns created by the tiling don't repeat. In this video I want to look at how we can design this tile in Fusion 360 and I'll show you some useful techniques with the move tool. The version we're going to look at has been named the hat tile because well it looks like a hat. I actually covered this lesson last week in my weekly Fusion 360 live class. This is an online class where we meet weekly over Zoom and I help you with your Fusion 360 questions and designs. I'm currently running a promotion so if this is something you'd be interested in joining check out the link below. All right let's jump right in. Okay here's our hat tile that we're going to create and if you look closely you can see that this hat tile is made up of these smaller kite tiles and these smaller kite tiles are made up of these triangles. And if we take an even closer look we can see that these four tiles here if we were to continue that pattern we would see that we've got a hexagon here. So that's six kites that make up this hexagon. And if we just take this tile kind of move that here move one over here and then create two additional ones here we'll have our hat shape. So that's kind of the approach I'm going to take here. So let's jump into Fusion and see how to approach that. I'm going to begin by creating a sketch on the XY plane and we're going to come in with a polygon. So here we're going to go to create polygon, circumscribe polygon, start right at our origin. This is going to be six kites we're going to make a hexagon and let me just give it a radius of 25 millimeters here and then I'll take that top edge and constrain it with a horizontal constraint. I'm going to move the dimension off to the side here so we can come in with a line tool. I'm going to grab a line from the center here straight up to the midpoint there. You see that triangle constraint there. I'm going to do the same thing from the origin to the middle of this line here again finding that midpoint constraint and I've got one kite there that I can now begin to build this. Now here I've got some options. I can take this one kite shape here and create a circular pattern to create six of these profiles within the sketch environment. However instead of doing that I'm going to finish this sketch. I'm going to select that profile and extrude it five millimeters to give me one body. It's going to be better here to take that one body and create a circular pattern from that rather than doing it at the sketch level. So we'll go to create down to pattern, circular pattern. I'm going to select my body make sure object type is set to bodies. My axis of rotation is going to be my z axis there. I'm going to select it and then I'm going to go ahead and increase the quantity here to six. Okay and the nice thing about that is it gives me six individual bodies instead of you know one body there. So now I've got these six bodies that I can just simply move around to create my hat. So let me bring that image here again and we can see as I was pointing out before this section here you know is what I have right here and so the first thing I want to do is create this tile here and so what I can do is I can see that this tile here it's actually in the same orientation that I want it to be over here. Let me move this out the way here. So if I take that and I keep that same orientation and I bring it here that'll begin to build this out. So let's go ahead and do that and before I proceed I should actually mention that this lesson is really going to be a lesson on moving bodies versus moving components and I'm going to show both ways. We'll use bodies to create our overall hat tile and then once we have our hat tile I'm going to show you how we're going to convert it into components and use our joint tool to pattern our tiles. Okay so we'll stick with bodies for now. I'm going to right click and go to move copy. I'm going to click to select my body here move object to set to bodies. I'm going to go to free move.  Now again it is in the same orientation that I need it to be so I don't have to rotate it. I just need it to move to align this edge and to line up with this edge here. So I'm going to select my point to point and here I can either choose you know this corner or this corner here. Let me orbit and just grab that point and say I want that point to move over here and click okay and there we have it. That takes care of that first tile there moved right into place. Okay next let's go ahead and take this tile here and I want this tile to move over here but I do want it to rotate so that this edge here is lined up with this edge here. So let's go ahead and do that. Again I'll approach it the same way right click move copy select my tile and go to free move. I'm going to grab it by the little square here drag it and now I'm going to take my rotation widget here and rotate it but you'll see the center here of my widget that would be the center of rotation so if I start to move that it'll move around that center. I want to move it so that it'll pivot in the middle of the body here so to do that I'm going to go to set pivot and then click anywhere here in the middle I'm just going to roughly estimate the center go back and click that green check mark and now when I begin to rotate it you can see it rotates about where I put that point and here the important thing to remember is this is going to want to rotate in angles of 60 degrees so multiples of 60 so here I know if I get it close to where kind of I want it to be and I'll look at the number and I'll say okay well that's going to end up be you know either being 60 or 120 so and it'll snap to 120 so I'll make sure to stop it right at 120. All right now that I have the angle correct I'll go to point to point and I'm going to say move this point here the top point to this top point here and that brings it right into place. Okay perfect we have these two sections in place and the next one we need to create is this one and then this one here so let's look at how we're going to do that. Okay so I need a tile to come in like this and here instead of moving another tile into place if I take a close look here I can see that if I take this tile and just rotate a copy I can get it to come in pivot around this point right here and I should be able to create a copy and have it land exactly where I want so let's try that. I'm going to right click go to move copy select my tile and here instead of the free move I'm going to go to rotate and it's going to ask me for my axis of rotation for that I'm going to choose this as the hinge. All right now watch this if I just take this little widget and start rotating it I'm going to want to go here let's keep going all right so here I can see 120 looks like it's going to match up right again to 120 so we'll do that and you want to make sure to click create copy here so it brings in a copy of that there we go and we've got one more tile to make and that's this tile here and that tile is going to go right here and if we take a look at that we can see that that would simply be a mirror of this tile here so if I take this tile and just kind of flip it over that would give me exactly what I need so to do that we'll go to create down to mirror I'm going to select my tile come in with a mirror plane as this face right here and I'm going to go with a new body here click okay and there we have it so perfect I was able to create my hat tile here simply by creating a hexagon splitting it into one tile and just moved my tiles around to give me this shape and you can see here I still have all my individual tiles here separated into bodies I'm going to end it here for now but in the next video I'm going to show how we're going to take these separate bodies combine them into one body and then convert that one body to a component and then create multiple components here where we've got our separate tiles here and then I can simply kind of drag them into place and use our joints command to be able to create our tiling here so stay tuned for that that's going to be in the next video if you have any questions on the approach I took today leave it in the comments below I will be uploading the fusion 360 files to my patreon page so if you want access to those files or and if you want to just support my channel consider becoming a patreon all right check out the links I have below to some of my online courses and other resources if you'd like to learn more about fusion 360 I will see you soon


Cardinals, Steve Young, one of one, triple laundry tag, San Francisco, Stevie Boy, Stevie, Colby, I know you're hoping for a, uh, Jerry, how about a Steve Young one of one? Take that, at least he threw it to him, it's close. All a famer. But definitely not all a famer. Super Bowl champ. Super Bowl champion, yes sir.


Hi, I'm Weston Griffiths. So probably a couple months ago, I started learning what metatransactions were and how they worked. And we created something called a Bouncer Proxy that kind of lets you pay the gas for your users. And then there was kind of this moment where we were thinking, how could we make these things replayable? There's a replay nonce in there to basically keep you protected from replay. And we were like, well, wait a minute. What if we use that as a time stamp that we could set as a period that you could play over and over again? So we kind of put together a contract and set up a subscription system where you sign a metatransaction that says, I would like to send five dye to this person every month. And dye is pretty good for every month, right? Going back to the Maker guys and the POA guys. It's like, Guinness Day stable. You know it's going to be $5 a year from now, right? There's no price fluctuation. So we basically set up, you sign one metatransaction that says, I want to send five dye from this person to this person. And I want it to replay. And I put that on a secondary relayer network. And then I can approve some kind of upper bound. Maybe I'm going to give Netflix a year's worth of money. So I'll send you $5 a month. And then I'll allow some upper bound of like $40, $50. And you do that with just the ERC-20 token standard. So then that transaction just gets submitted again and again. And the relayer network pays for it. And you have an incentive wrapped up in that metatransaction also, kind of like an atomic swap where when they submit the transaction and they pay the gas, they get rewarded with something that you've set up for them. So you kind of have this incentive layer packed into your transaction for them. And so it's kind of like just set it and forget it, right? You sign that transaction. You send it out to the relayer network. And then you approve that upper bound. And it just replays over and over again. And so that was kind of like what led to ERC-1337, which is the LEED standard. But it's basically about how do we set up a standard for subscriptions on the blockchain. And it's a lot more flexible. So this first reference implementation, we won the Wyoming hackathon with. And then it's kind of like evolved from there into like a grant system too. Personally, I think grants could use a little work right now.  I think it would be way cooler if we could do it in a recurring sense. And a subscription system would really work really well with that. You could kind of just say, I want to give this multi-sig wallet or this organization a small amount and like a bunch of us could chip in, right? Like a Patreon of token subscriptions or something like that. And that's coming soon. But that's basically all I have. If anybody has any questions or anything about meta transactions, hit me up. I would love to talk about it more. The main thesis is it's all about abstracting the UX away from or abstracting like the 12 word seed phrase away from the user at first and then showing it to them like once they've provided value. So when you get to a DAP, you want to dive in and use the DAP first, right? Like you should be able to see the heart of the content first. If it's a music service, you should get in and you should be posting songs. And we'll pay your gas while you post those songs. It's worth it to us for user acquisition to bring people in. But as you get into the app and you use the app, you're going to say you post a song and someone likes it or sends you a token or something, you're going to accrue a little bit of value. And then it's so much easier to sell someone on a 12 word seed phrase once they've accrued that value. Like if you try to give someone a 12 word seed phrase upfront, it's like this big nasty thing, right? But if you try to give them a 12 word seed phrase that is protecting something they've earned, like protecting this narrative behind this account or even value, then it's a lot easier to sell to them. So word, yeah, hit me up. The LEED standard is coming out soon. Subscriptions on the blockchain, meta transactions, better UX. Ooh, word, thank you.


Generalissimo of China, Chung Kai-shek returns to Shanghai at the airport General Wiedemeyer of the United States Army greets him For nine war-torn years the Generalissimo has not been in Shanghai and the people turn out to give him an enthusiastic Welcome breaking through police lines to surge around the official car There are a million people back into the race course to catch a glimpse of China's leader and to hear him speak Madam Chung, the Generalissimo mounts to the speaker stand. The great Chinese port city still recovering from its years of Japanese occupation greets his speech with cheer Heck rejoices in his nation's return to peacetime life United States Military Commission hears the final witness in the trial of Japanese general Masahara Homa Madam Homa takes the stand to defend her husband accused in the needless deaths of 17,000 American and Philippine soldiers after their surrender on the Bataan Peninsula Military judges to hear the decision of the Commission he bows before hearing the sentence Two-thirds or more of the numbers concurring the Commission sentences you to be shot to death with muscatrails The accused will be escorted from the courtroom Another Japanese war criminal will pay with his life for his savage deeds Public spirited citizens as former president Hoover President Truman acts to prevent starvation in Europe and Asia The president has already urged Americans to reduce consumption of food by one-fourth to avert famine abroad Mr. Hoover who organized mass relief during and after the first world war Herbert Lehman chairman of UNRWA and Commerce Secretary Wallace join with publisher Henry loose and Eric Johnson To help solve the acute food shortages secretary of Agriculture Anderson presents the problem We've done a magnificent job thus far. We've contributed millions of tons of food But we've not yet seen the job through and I certainly appeal to every American to do everything possible in the way of Personal sacrifice to see to it that millions now threatened with starvation do not actually suffer and do not actually die We have to strain ourselves a little more to make that possible On Honshu Island, Japan men of the American occupation forces set out for a holiday They're headed for Shiga Heights near Yudanaka and an outdoor furlough on the ski trail The snow covered slopes suggest scenery with which the Americans are familiar at home There's the ski lodge high in the mountains and the boys get set for the downhill journey Experts this a mammoth 60 ton machine lays 30 ton concrete houses much as a hen lays eggs Back into position over a mold for the building the machine is lowered After a 24-hour hardening period the completed house will be lifted from the mold and carried to its site even miles away R.G. Latterno developer of the amazing machine sees it rise off the completed house on hydraulic lifts The machine can make one concrete and steel house in little more than a day at moderate cost Moving away to its next job on 12-foot high pneumatic tires the machine leaves behind a home ready for the finishing touches Embedded in the floor workmen chip away rough edges before the installation of windows and here's the finished house Spacious enough for comfortable living when they are produced in sufficient quantity These house-building machines will help to meet the worldwide demand for millions of new homes Emperor Hirohito on an unprecedented tour of Hanshu Island According to the Potsdam declaration the people of Japan will choose their own form of government With this tour Hirohito makes a startling departure from his former Godlike austerity and launches his campaign to retain his position as emperor The emperor leaves by car for Yuraga to meet those Japanese who went abroad to colonize Japan's stolen empire and have since been returned Among those visited by the emperor are some soldiers of the former imperial army getting DDT delousing treatment Hirohito visits a hospital to speak to the man This is only the third time since the war that the emperor has ventured outside the palace ground On this day he is seen by more people than have ever seen a Japanese emperor in recorded history The imperial procession conducts the emperor back to his train after seven hours of mingling with commoners Hirohito prepares to return to Tokyo where he may ponder the results of his empire's ill-advised wars of conquest The world's most famous boxing ring presents the finals of the Golden Gloves goal of every young amateur boxer Heavyweight champion Joe Lewis started his career here Tonight these youngsters have their hearts set on a career in professional feudalism and for the first fight Wade Chansey in the white trunks Slugs it out against manual grande in the heavyweight division Chansey 19 years old is just back from service in the armed forces All for grande Frank Narditzi in white trunks versus Nick Kasuba Kasuba presses the fighting and takes a commanding lead but Frank's not through these kids keep on until they're out Frank's mouthpiece and there goes Frank but he's a courageous youngster and he comes up for more And Kasuba is too much for young Narditzi


Hey people of the Psych2Go community, it's Matt and I'm here to talk to you about the quiet people. They're awesome. They listen and love peacefulness. However, they're not all the same, which is why we'll be helping you understand the four main types of introverted people. Type one, shy, secure people. They don't have a strong need to be around people and don't tend to worry about talking to new people. They can socialize if they need to, but they generally prefer to be by themselves and to do things on their own. Type two, shy, withdrawn people. They suffer from social anxiety, they're highly sensitive to perceived rejection, are anxious of negative evaluation and are afraid of doing something embarrassing. They suffer more from anxiety than other types of shy individuals. Type three, shy, dependent people. They are overly helpful, accommodating, self-effacing and compliant. They have a strong need to be with other people, but they feel they are inferior or not good enough. They have good social skills and are a pleasant company, but they give up their true self and then desire to fit in. Type four, shy, conflicted people. They vacillate between wanting to be around other people and then pulling back, as social situations are a real source of stress. This group of people experiences the most stress and anxiety. Thanks so much for tuning in with me. If you found this video to be helpful, please tap that thumbs up button, or feel free to subscribe. If you'd like to read the original article, the link is in the description. The question of the day is, what do you like about your introverted friends? Until next time, peace out.


Oh, your pills got messed up. Oh, sorry. Okay, make sure everyone can see this. It's the most wonderful time of the year. Can you just sing that? It's the most wonderful time of the year. I love Christmas too. The holidays are fabulous. It's my favorite holiday. It is her favorite. We replace everything in the house except the children. Ha ha ha! Thank you for letting me just have Christmas throw up in our house. I, I love it. What's your earliest Christmas memory? My earliest Christmas memory, I have tons of Christmas memories, but my earliest Christmas memory would be our family Christmas tree when I was like seven or eight. My mom used to put those tinsels, the silver things. We did too. All over the freaking tree.  Everywhere, everywhere. I guess we would have to pick it up. The children. My earliest memory is being at my grandma and grandpa's house. My family was very small. It was just me and my mom, my dad and my brother. And I'll never forget, I tried so hard. I actually stuck down the hallway and fell asleep trying to see Santa Claus. Of course, I woke up in the morning in my bed. I'm like, how the heck did that happen? And just being there with my brother and my grandpa and my grandma and my parents is being so excited that I got a Tonka truck. And I just remember that as it was almost yesterday. It's kind of crazy. Man, I still get excited to get a Tonka truck, really. I remember asking my parents, I wanted a dog, a puppy. Did you get one? I got a stuffed animal puppy. And I remember crying. And they said, where you were? You were in particular. We got you the- That's messed up. No, but I loved. I still know what it looked like. You know the dog in Lady and the Tramp? But that's totally the dog. It was so cute. And I kept that dog. That dog, it's staying on my bed for as long as I can remember. So I loved it. So she got married. I love that during the holidays, you get that time off and you can spend really nice, amazing quality time with your family. I also, you guys know I love interior design. So I love just the look of Christmas. I love all the decorations that you can see, some right here. I do like the warm, like hot chocolate and cocoa, going ice skating, going and finding the tree. We come down a lot of times because there were a lot of Christmas tree farms back when I was little. Now they're all- Oh, I've always wanted to do that. Can we do that this year? I don't know for that many left. Most of them became vineyards. But when I was a kid, we got six Christmas tree farms in Napa. We can try to find one. I think that'll be so much fun. Can you imagine hating with a chainsaw? No, no. What's cool about our families is we see them both during the holidays. We're very blessed in being able to do that. So we flip flop. So one year will be at my family's, one year will be at Tamara's family's. We always have a feast. So then after that, we all go to a movie because there's usually like a huge blockbuster film that's out. My family, we always do something similar. We'll do the dinner, and then we'll usually play games. Now that the kids are older too, they like to play games. So Pujono or Pictionary, all the different fun family games. I grew up doing that. I remember as a child, or as I got into the teenager, we would have the dinner in the games and then we would leave mom and dad and adults and the teenagers would all go to the movie. So I'm looking forward to an eight minute or I do that. We always have to watch Christmas films. Like on Christmas day, we're actually leading up to Christmas. Let me just explain to you my son and daughter. They watch the Grinch in March. Yeah. So they inherited that from her. We love holiday films and we will watch Christmas films all the way up until New Year's. Pretty much. And after. Yeah. Yeah. Our traditional holiday meals, we're always gonna have green beans, mashed potatoes, turkey, collard greens. This man contrary to some people's belief, this man can cook some collard greens. He got the green lights and the AOK from Miss Darlene. And Lonnie loves. And Lonnie. He can cook some greens. There's a tomato truth bomb right there. It is.  My pumpkin. Oh, my yams are bomb. I think my yams are. No. My yams are. Her yams are good. Mine are, they're different. Yours are, mine are mashed. Yours aren't. Okay. They're different. They're different.  Both are very, very important. They're just different vehicles. Yeah. I love that we as a family, we make holiday cards. We take photos every single year and it started with when Aiden was born. Remember that? We take lots and lots. It's one of my favorite traditions. Let's just say that. You always like the outcome of it. And lots. I will say. Thank you. Lots and lots of photos. Thank you again because I usually always have this theme and he just goes along with it. The one that I can remember, Aiden had this red bow tie. I had my little scheme. Theme, not scheme. I had my little theme. It's a scheme too. Yeah, for him. It's a wonderful one. And Aiden did not want to wear it. Was wiggling, was crying, wanted it off. Aiden ran across the street. I wouldn't stop crying. But we got one. All it takes is one photo. And we got one. And we got one. There's actually two issues we've had. Really? What was the other one? It was the second Christmas with Aiden. And I did the photo myself. We did a selfie. Oh my gosh. And I said, never, ever, ever again. Is Adam going? It was Christmas 2014 or 2015. No, 2015. Going to do it. What made getting the picture just insane was trying to get everyone to look in one direction and smile. It sounds like such a simple task. Just look at the camera and smile. No. It took forever. I want to say at least like 45 minutes. And we shuffled ourselves. It's crying. It was just horrible. But the picture turned out fat. But we did get that one shot. You would never know. I know, though. Look in Aiden's eyes. Just look. Because we will let you guys see, though. I know. Yeah. If you hadn't said that, that wouldn't have happened. I don't know. I don't think you would have noticed. OK. Let us know. I don't know what our theme is going to be this year. It doesn't matter. You just tell me what it is. But you always write the Christmas letter. I do. What happened was years ago, my mom was complaining that she had to write a Christmas letter.  So I wrote it. And it became a thing for my family every year I write the Christmas letter. And I'm a little sarcastic in it. It's fun. And then when we got married, I started writing our Christmas letter much more brief. And you have fun with it. So it's not the boring, you know, in March. Tamara got her new teeth. And in April, she got new, you know, Botox. Now, those are true. I'm just joking. But like, just for a record, no Botox here. No Botox. And same teeth. Never touch his face. But for the record, have you guys, in the comments down below, let us know some of the crazy things that you've written in Christmas letters. Because I've read stuff like that. My mom always gives me the Christmas letters that they receive. And I read stuff.  Well, because it is a trendy thing. But you don't tell people that in the Christmas letter. I mean, I read stuff in the Christmas letter. I'm like, yeah, I didn't even know about that operation. I'm glad you're OK, but. The strangest gift I've ever received for Christmas, I can't really say because I don't want to hurt anybody's feelings. OK, for me, it's like, yes, I've received gifts where it's like, oh, I will never wear that. I am so sorry. That is. But it's like, I, it's the thought that counts. Yes. I never actually, I'll be careful with you. I never open a present in something I don't want and go, oh, I never do that. We were not taught that. And I've never re-gifted for the record. She probably asked. What? I have never re-gifted. Re-gifting is a gift, OK? It is a gift if they don't know. And it's something that they wanted. I've never re-gifted. I've given things away. I've never re-gifted. This is a funny story I have to tell about Elena. And it's funny because if you've known, if you knew Elena, you would know she was feisty. She was sassy. And she always had an opinion about everything. She talked a lot. She talked a lot. So this is one memory that we can share, right? So I re-gifted something I gave it to Elena. I didn't think that she watched the talk show as much as I did. And you know how they give you tons of gifts? I remember she did in such a sweet way. She was like, time for your show? Weren't these? I was like, I think she caught us another time, too. She did? I think there was another time. She was so smart. I think it was another time where she was lying. But she was very grateful. She was thankful. But I will never forget that memory. I think she doesn't know my parents. I think Uncle Adam and Tamara gave me something that was given to her. Really? I think she was younger. But we gave her lots of things. Yes. Yeah. But I think this, from that time on, I made sure. I never re-gifted. It wasn't ever gifting. It was something that was brand new. We're still in a box with this amazing memory. It was true, but it was gifted to me. And I was like, oh, Elena would like this more. She totally caught you. She sure did. I will never forget that. You should be ashamed. I love giving, too. Yes. Like, I also love receiving gifts. OK. But there's just something about. What do you want for Christmas, by the way? I have no idea what to get you this year. I don't know. So in my family, I was always the one that found the unique gifts. Like, I take time to find something. Like, even your brother, Taj, I like to find things that people, like, they wouldn't necessarily get for themselves. Yeah. That's what we love. I love doing it. I love the thought process of, like, finding that perfect gift. And my mom actually said to me, you always give amazing gifts. My parents are the same thing. About me? No, about me. I know this sounds cheesy, but we're always giving each other gifts. So I like one we got a couple years ago. We got each other electric bikes. That was cool. That was cool. But what's that, a Christmas gift? We bought them in, like, in the October 1st for November. Yeah. But we were like, this is our Christmas gift for each other. It was one of those gifts. This cost a lot of money. So this is going to be your Christmas, your birthday. Mother's Day, Father's Day. Yes, it was all in, like, one anniversary. And I will say this, we are one of the households that don't go cray-cray on Christmas gifts. Because we also, and this is me, I mean, I can speak for the both of us, we do want our children to know the true meaning of Christmas. And at the same time, it's totally awesome and amazing to give and receive gifts. But we don't want it to be just about that. So there is a balance in our household. I think the biggest way to tell the story of Christmas is obviously make sure you bring in our faith to it so the kids understand what Christmas is about as well for what comes to the bigger meaning. But I have really cool books right now where you can talk about the birth of Jesus. We are a family of faith. So this is how we like to share the Christmas story with our kids. We even do something that's cool on my mom's side of the family whenever we're there. We will actually sing Happy Birthday to Jesus. It's actually pretty endearing. It's cute. I feel like the emotions that are brought up during the holidays, for me personally, is just happiness. I am like a kid in a candy store when I hear the jingling of the Christmas bells. I love music just in general, so I love Christmas music. I love the message behind Christmas music. We decorate and listen to Christmas music at the same time. Which means I carry the boxes in. Yes. And she moves things around 17 times so she finds the right spot. And we listen to Christmas music. Y'all understand, the struggle is real, but it always looks nice. And I drink Baileys. Yes. We drink while we decorate the Christmas tree. Thank goodness. I have my own Christmas playlist of like, I think 95. It's pretty dope.  I actually start playing my Christmas playlist before Thanksgiving. No. That is where we differ. We are not cost-effective. I would love to put up my Christmas decorations. I would like to do it before. I saw a store that had Christmas decorations in August this year. I was like, come on. Hello? Who's that? It's Santa Claus. He's using the front door. For me, the holiday energy, if you will, is always like, I agree it's a matter of positive. It's about joy. It's about happiness. It's about blessings. It's about trying to help others too. I mean, that's one thing we're trying to do is I want to help those who don't necessarily, especially now this year, maybe have the opportunity to get a tree or to be able to provide presents for their children. And then there's always, I always say sadness, but you have the memories. I remember the smell of my grandpa. And my grandma, Elena, seeing her first Christmas and spending 18 Christmases giving her presents.  And there's always a little bit of that, a little bit of nostalgia and a little bit of the heart wanting to have one more day. But I would say the majority of it is about just giving in that whole spirit. This holiday season, I am definitely looking forward to just decorating the Christmas tree. Listening to, there he goes again. Listening to Christmas music. That part's fine. Drinking while we're doing it. That part's fine. Carrying the boxes in, that part's not fine. The huffing and puffing that goes on. Can you move it again, maybe a millimeter to the right? Yeah. Twist as you move that millimeter and move a millimeter back in a quarter as you twist. But it always looks great, doesn't it? It's fabulous. It always looks great. That's the right answer. And you guys will see. So what are you guys looking most forward to this holiday season? Let us know in the comments below. And don't forget to subscribe to The Housing Life. There we go, everybody. Wow, and happy new year. We love you guys. And the housing.


Hey, you Hey That's all you have to say to me After four months, you're not gonna ask how I've been I don't know what to say around you Sarah. I thought we could be friends. I know our relationship is over, but we don't have to be I Really love the time we spent together. I Know I've made a lot of mistakes and you've made plenty But we shouldn't I wanted to trust me. I wanted to but every time I'm around you as just Feel this guilt. I'm sorry What's up Felix Roy? How are you dude? How's it how you been? What's going on? I'm just stopping by how is everything everything's been great, man How about you could for sure? It's good to see you. What's in town for you? Well, basically my company blue diamond on rheology We're kind of hosting this project sort of thing that we're working on and we're trying to get help down here That's cool, but what's here at the university for you? We actually came for you Me what you happen to do? Basically, you would have to be dreaming dreaming Mummy go to bed and take a nap real quick. I got plenty of those not quite how the device works is it taps into your memory as you're asleep once we put you under and It searches within your emotions and finds You know emotions of sadness or regret and it compensates for those with happy thoughts inside your dreams and things that happen that subliminally change your Idea perspective of things in real life Right, so so what are you gonna have to do like cut my brain open and turn me in Frankenstein or something? No, not really basically. It's a totally painless procedure We put you to sleep and we have these two little things that stick to your head with wires running to the device and That's really all it is and then it works. It's magical you sleep. Okay, sounds simplistic enough. That's how we like to keep it It's good start at that. All right All right, perfect You ready Felix? Yeah, let's do this and working on this ever since I dropped out of school man This is crazy that this is happening right now.  All right, let's get you set up. This can't be real. All right. Why did you leave me? How could you cheat? I? Loved you. No How could you hurt me like this? How Sarah? Why could you do something so horrible to me? All I ever did was love you. Why did you why did you have to hurt me so much Sarah? Why Roy we need to unplug him Are you serious? We've made it so far already That doesn't matter. He's in this simulation any longer. You can forget everything who he was or maybe even died Just do it


How to lay out a course? As a teacher, you have a lot of control over how your course appears to your students. For example, if your organisation allows, you can change the full name of the course, which is in large here, and the short name of the course, which appears in the navigation bar. You can also change the format, how your resources and activities are displayed. This course is in numbered topics, for instance, which can be renamed, as we'll see later. Many of the changes you can make can be done by going to the gear menu top right and by clicking edit settings. This takes you to the setup screen of your course, where you can change if you need to, its full name and its short name, and again, only if allowed by your organisation, the category in which it appears. You can hide it until you're ready and set course dates, although note that the end date will not prevent students from accessing the course. You can also add a description of your course for students who aren't yet enrolled, and if you wish, you can upload a file, for instance, an image or some information about your course. If we click course format, this is where we can choose how we'd like the resources to be displayed. Topics gives us numbered topic sections, and we can choose a number of sections. Here, we can also select to have weekly format, where the sections are named as weeks. Social format, which is basically one big message board for discussions, or single activity format, which would allow you to add just one particular item, such as a scorn package or a quiz. If we choose topics or weekly format, we can then decide whether we want to show all the sections on one page, which is what we will do, which is the norm, but if you think you're going to have lots of sections, and that would cause some scrolling, then you can choose to show only one section per page. This has an effect on how your students view your course, as we can see here in this course on a different Moodle site. Types of sport. The first time you access it, you can see each of the sections, and then grade out on the right the activities which are in these sections. If you then click the link on the section, for example the second section, Tennis, the student will only see the activities in that particular section, and they'll navigate to the other sections by clicking the name in the section on the right there, or on the left, or by going to the jump to menu and selecting from that. This is an individual setting, and it might be useful if you think your course will have a lot of sections. Appearance will allow you to decide how many news items you want to show in the announcements forum. If you set it to zero, you can then delete the announcements forum if you don't think it will be useful to you. Options can be explored by clicking on them and expanding them. For instance, if we click and expand role renaming, if you don't want to call your students students, but you want a different name, learners, for instance, then you can change the name here, and that will appear just in your course. You can also tag your course to help new students search for it. If we now click to save, then in the next video we will turn on the editing and look at the changes we can make to a course, such as how to rename those sections.