Hello. Hello, hello. We don't have our banner up. Oh no. There we go. Yeah. So how's everyone doing this Tuesday? Greg and Ellie live. Yeah. How was your day? My day was good. Yeah. Did you watch apart from took? I saw all the grandkids today. Every one of them. We're wanting me to pick up this Halex unit thing that she's selling. So I picked up that and then she wanted to go to Megan's. So went to Megan's. Megan needed us to look after the kids so that she could go somewhere. We didn't have to bring the kids. So I got to see Olivia Esme and Isla, Logan and Halle. I feel blessed. That makes you very happy and it's good. Yes. Yes. It's like the, you know, the energy of children can just bring you to a whole different place. Yep. Oh yes. When I was at the beach yesterday, this little boy and his mother were walking to the beach and I'm just sitting there and he's looking at me as he's walking by and I just like, hi, how are you? He stops and he smiles and he just waves to me and mom's like, come on, let's go. And they started walking back to the beach and he kept looking back at me and smiling and I firmly believe that children can see our oras and that's what a lot of these children, he couldn't have been any older than three years older. So three, three and a half years old. Sometimes they're not looking at you. They're looking past you. You can see them looking over your head and yeah, now it's beautiful, isn't it?  Is anyone out there that's watching? Are you like that? Are children just kind of like attracted to you? And, you know, it's a weird topic to talk about.  So if you're getting that, you're probably one of the good ones. Oh yeah. Rosie in the chat says I get that a lot. Yeah. Rosie Marie, there's two Rosies in there. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Let's get back to who's here right now. Sarah is popped in first. Here's Rosie number one, Rosie Marie and Rosie number two joining us on YouTube. Hi to Martell. Hello. Joyce. Yes, I get that a lot. So yeah. And with animals too. Yeah. Hi, Shannon. Shannon says yes, they're mesmerized as they look at me too. Yeah. Yeah. Hi Anita. Hi. And hi to Vera. I've done your reading Anita. I don't know if I've sent it out to you though. I've definitely done your reading. Yeah. Yeah. I've still got lots to do. The Patriot, because the Patriot family's getting bigger. I'm like, I can't, I can't do all the readings because I've added on morse is about 20. I can't do 20. Hi Mia. She says hi darlings. Can I ask your thoughts on what you think about the loss of this immersible please? Well, there's a lot of fddups BS that went on with that. They said it imploded, but trying working up all number one, look at the pictures that have been provided on the internet and then look up. You can do like a search on YouTube and see what an actual implosion looks like. I don't think the pictures that they're showing wasn't this immersible. And what it kind of makes me wonder is if this was all a ploy, if they were taken somewhere, if it even did implode or you know, I don't know. There's just so many questions that are going on right now. You can't necessarily look at what the mainstream media is telling you and say that this is the truth. So I think, and then there's all these different layers on there too about who was aboard this immersible and their ties to various deep state things as well. So I'm on the fence right now. What were their ties? Banking ties. Oh. Yeah. Okay. Child's kind of thing. I think one was an actual like descendant of somebody that was on the Titanic. I'm not sure. Yes. I saw that in a media thing. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know much more about that. You know more than I do on that. What are your thoughts? That's what I mean. I don't know enough to be out of comment. I don't know. My feeling is that this was somehow they're trying to, there's something going on. Anyway, there's definitely something going on and it's about rules and regulations and the fact that they want to change things. And I don't understand why or how because I'm not a deep state mind person. That's just what my guides have said. What's wrong with you? I know. I know. So, hi, Frankie. Hello from Chinada. Chinada. Where's Chinada? Was that China? Chinada. Chinada. China. Where's that? Where's Chinada? It's from China. Duh. So, Lee, Hayley. Hi, Lee. Lydia. Lots of love and hugs to you too, Lydia. Lisa and Lola. Debtreadway. Hello, my love. And my instincts are telling me that they are alive. My mum had this dream that they had been taken aboard a spaceship that looked like off-worlders came and actually helped out. And if they want to keep back quiet because they want to put this thing where these off-worlders are dangerous, who's to say it was a dream and she wasn't actually, you know, actually picking that up? Who's to say? Then again, you know, yeah, and I agree, you know, that's why I'm on the fence. But, you know, the other side of the fence says that this submersible had no kind of approval. They just put it together. They used a game-troller, like a PlayStation joystick to operate the thing. There's so many crazy things that were going on with that submersible that, you know, it could be one or the other story that's going on. I don't know. I really don't know this truth right now. Mia said, I feel that they are hiding something. Thank you. Good. Mia, thank you. That was China. Canada, yeah, yeah. Oh, hi to, uh, germane. Yeah, we're not doing this, um, global predictions until 10 o'clock, so. We can still answer what we think, though. Of course we can. We can talk about anything. Any guesses on what the next slide will be? Well, we're building up for the UFO one for sure. Yeah, I would agree on that. Project Bluebeam kind of thing. Yeah. Jesus or whoever's going to pop down in that region of the world where you are. There's going to be voice to skull technology is what they're talking about. You know, where you're going to hear like you're in the United States or in the UK. You're going to hear the voice of Jesus talking directly to actually in the UK. You might hear Mohammed talking to you now, but, uh, yeah, exactly. Some parts of England. Yes. For sure. We don't have that in, in our part of England. We don't have all that. We don't have any temples. We don't have any of that yet. Yet. Hello, Cynthia. Hello, hello, and Sylvia. Good to see you. Did you feel all the love pouring out of Glastonbury? Haven't seen Glastonbury yet.  You can still feel the love from the songs, the singing, uh, and the vibes, um, at Glastonbury. Do you guys know what Glastonbury is? Have you heard of Glastonbury in the States? Greg? Oh, no, I haven't really been paying attention. I thought you were putting it out there for everyone else. No. I haven't been paying attention to that. I saw there was some kind of, um, guy that was all tripped out on something or another that was there and outside. That's the one video I saw. It's just a huge festival, massive. It's the biggest festival that you go to, um, in any year. Okay. Just, uh, and it, there's so many stages and the campsites, people camping there for three days. It is, there's just tents everywhere. It sounds like fun. Uh, yeah.  Now I've never been known, but the stalls, stalls, um, the price of them is going to be an absolute fortune, but you're definitely going to make money there, for sure. Yeah, but it's, uh, it's me. I want to get on. I want to get on with the next Psyop, please. What to laugh about it and just, uh, let people know it's not what you think it's not what you think. Yeah. I mean, it could be the, you know, collapse of the dollar here in the United States. There's a number of things it could be. Probably that, that will probably happen before Project Bluebeam. Yeah. Because they want to distract, don't they, from the new monetary system coming in. They want to distract everybody. Um, so I do still believe that the new monetary systems coming in at any time. You know, I do believe that. Hiding what's going on in other parts of the world by having all the attention and confusion going toward the Titanic. That's the point. What else is going on? Right? Smoke and mirrors, right? Always. Distraction, the Simpsons episode. Yeah, that's true too. There was a Simpson episode of running out of oxygen and, and, uh, really? Was there? Yeah. Yeah. Yep. I posted that on the N5D Telegram page. Oh, so they named, say that again, put that back up again. They, uh, the middle year was home at Mason, uh, like a free Mason. Wow. Wow. Did they? Yes. Jesus. Jesus. Jesus. Give your praise to Jesus. Why do they always talk like that? But I don't know. Van Jelen. Why can't they just say Jesus instead of Jesus?  I think they have more fun than the other churches that kind of scare you. Mind you, they do do the scaring bit as well, don't they?      We're all sinners. Sylvia says, nice to see you. Ellie looks amazing. You both look great, it said. Thank you. Oh, that's a possibility, right? Uh, the next one could be the internet going down. NASA games. If it does, I don't think it'd be for very long. I think a day. So I think it'd be for long. Just don't feel it. Those were all good bands, Mia, Guns N' Roses, Blondie, Pretenders, Food Fighters. Honestly, it's worth watching. It's definitely worth watching. Um, there's lots of bands. Can you name one song by each of those bands? No. Can you name one song by any of those bands? No. No, unless I heard it and I go, I like that one. And yeah, I like that one. And I like that one. Who sang it? I don't know. I just like it. Yeah, not a music quiz at all. I'm not.  So that would be easy, you know, sweet child of mine. Can anyone else do it? I'll ask everybody else and see if they can do it. All right. Can you guys name one song from each one of these bands? I just started naming some Guns N' Roses. I'm not going to answer any of the rest, but I can. Yeah, I can probably sing along with a few of them to see if anyone. Travis, you've got to put that, you've got to keep that going. You've got to keep that up, haven't you? Just for a little while. It might be more rhetorical or hypothetical. Oh, here we go. Welcome to the jungle, heartbreaker, learning, flying, way to go Ohio. I wouldn't know if they were right or not. Are they right? I'm not sure about way to go Ohio.  See, now I lost the, oh here it is. Like Blondie was big back in the late 70s. I remember she had that, I'm not going to say it yet, just limit, we'll give people a chance. Oh, somebody already said it. Rapture. Yeah, that's what I was saying. I was going to say, I remember when she had that rap song back in the late 70s. Deborah Harry is the singer and she used to live up in my neck of the woods. I believe up in Cooperstown, New York. Lee's got one. Patience. I've just looked it up. That's Guns N' Roses. Yeah. Pretenders that would be Chrissy Hind, HYNDE. My dad had a crush on her. Oh yeah? Yeah, that was my dad's first crush. She was cute. She was a good looking woman. The song that made them popular, I believe, was called Brass and Pocket. She was a weight, talks about a waitress doing what she's got to do to make money and make ends meet. Absolutely. Yeah. Booth Fighters, I believe they did that song, My Hero. The singer, Lee's singer and rhythm guitarist in that band used to be the drummer in Nirvana, Dave Grohl, who, man, he's full of all sorts of Illuminati symbolism. I think he's one of the, like many people in rock and roll, he sold his soul, unfortunately. Do you believe if they've done all the symbolism that they've actually then gone to the parties and things like that, or do you think that they could have done that and just been told to do that by the photographers and said, if you do these, you get more money? And they didn't explain why? Just a question. I almost think that it's not if you do these, you will do these.  We made you popular. You need to do this. And you look at a lot of these people like Taylor Swift, where she started out, where she is right now. And that's just one example. So many of them are, you know, so satanic and demonic in their videos and their lyrics. I looked into a lot of the, the symbolisms. Yeah. Yeah. Surprising who, who is doing it.  Yeah. Total, total distraction from the hunter. Yes. Yeah.  Anyone else, they'd be spending a long time in jail. I think like I said, I think there's three sections to this. So I think there's going to be more stuff coming up, whatever's gone on. That's what my guide said last time. They've just said it again. There's going to be more stuff coming up. There's another two linking to that laptop. That was good song, Part of Glass. It was Elton John's last UK gig. Was it? Okay. So Mooney says we felt mine, part of glass, brass and pocket, learn your clock. Very good. Good job, Mooney. And this is the truth, Carrie. You will know them by their signs and symbols. Yes. I'm sorry Susan. Yeah. She has no idea. I like Taylor Swift.   But I don't have to associate her with the Illuminati thing. Would I go and buy her records? No. But would I enjoy listening to some of them? Yeah. Hallie was singing some of them. Taylor Swift. And I thoroughly loved watching her singing Taylor Swift's songs. Love her heart. I think sometimes we've just got to, because otherwise, you know, we're not going to watch any Disney film ever again. We're not going to watch anything, you know, there's too much out there for you to dismiss everything. There's too much out there. They've taken over from our reviews. If I know that they're intentionally pushing a satanic agenda with a certain song, I'm not going to listen to them. Yeah. Yeah, but not all of them are that obvious love. No, they're not, but they're getting more and more obvious and more brown about how they express it. I mean, Sam Smith, no, Sam Smith is definitely gone that way too far. Yeah. Going to see Deaf Lover and Motley Crew. Motley Crew's last tour. I thought that was back. Didn't they televised that like six years ago? Their last tour. It's kind of like the Rolling Stones' last tour. Sure. Okay. But no, that sounds good. Yeah. That would be a good concert. The lead singer for Deaf Lover is range, ain't what it used to be, but the band is really tight. I saw them a couple of, like three years ago. Motley Crew, good band. You know, Vince Neil can still belt it out. Yeah. I think TS was born here. Who's TS? Taylor Swift. Oh, okay. A lot of them, I don't even care. It doesn't interest me whether they do or not. You know, when you just think, you know, because a lot of them are saying that they, they swap their genders later on. Yeah. Wouldn't surprise me any of them to be fair. I mean, I've seen something where J.Lo is skipping rope and you can see this thing jumping up and down between the legs.  A floppy disk. Yeah. A floppy disk. Yeah. And you're obviously Michelle Obama, Michael Obama. Yeah. You can see that. You know, there's a new one out of her and Barry Satoro and they're walking down steps in the shells. Michael's members flopping around. But the thing is right, if they wanted to hide it, wouldn't they wear tight pants? Underpants, sorry. Underpants. Right. You know, it's like they're trying to flaunt it at us. They're trying to, so whether it's a white hat operation where they're saying, you know, you're not to hide it anymore, it's, it's got to be flopping away out there. You would think so. High star. They sell their soul to dark horses for the gratification of the mortal consciousness. That's true. That's true. Amongst other things. Yeah. Hi, Patricia. Thank you for joining us. That's a new name, isn't it? That's a new name. Thank you for joining us. Yeah. Are you new here, Patricia? You're so welcome. And if you're not here, we're sorry, we've not put it in our minds your name. Watching it on Facebook. What instruments do you play, Greg? I play acoustic electric guitar. Got a. Hit the mic. Little drum. I used to play bass guitar in one of the bands I was in. They already had two guitarists that were there ahead of me, so I'm like, yeah, I'll play bass. And a little keyboard. I taught myself keyboard by doing like a D chord on my guitar, and then figuring out where those notes were on the keyboard. And like, for example, I taught myself, I don't know where I'm going. I sure don't know where I'm going. White snake song. Here I go again. I taught myself the keyboard intro part of that. I'm hearing it out on guitar and then transferring those notes to the keyboard. So I can play a little keyboard, but I'm not great at it. What do you play, Bodie? Ellie plays shoehorn. I was going to say something rude, but I'm not going to. I'm not. I'll save it. I'll save. Martell, November rain, don't get me wrong and rapture. Are they all right? Correct. Don't get me wrong. Yeah, but you're missing one for the Poo Fighters. You got guns and roses, tenders, blondie. Where's the Poo Fighters? Yeah, it's good, though. Better than I can do. That's good. Yeah. I don't listen to songs. I don't like feeling hypnotized by it, and I sure don't want to manifest the repeated messages of the songs into my reality. I can, I can appreciate that. I can understand that. I don't listen to songs much. Greg knows. Yeah, that's true. Music person. You know, there's certain songs as a guitarist. Here's a great example. When I first heard Aerosmiths walk this way, it wasn't the song itself, the lyrics. It was the guitar that caught me. It was a great guitar riff. That was a great guitar riff. I can listen to that song like the first 20 times and not even hear the lyrics. I'll hear the melody of the lyrics, but I'm really not focused on the lyrics. I'm focused on the music. I can name a number of songs. When I listen to a song, it's not the lyrics that I initially listened to. It's the music. If the music puts you in a good place, isn't that the bottom line? Yes. Yes. I mean, there's certain music that just makes your heart sing. You know, and you just, you just love it. You know, and it's no different than what I've been doing. I told you some of the things I've been doing to change things up in my life. Yeah. One of the things I'm doing is I'm doing this morning chakra clearing and it's by Doreen Virtue and, you know, anyone that knows who she is knows that she went, she abandoned us for Christianity basically. She got rid of all her tarot cards and Oracle cards and everything like that. And she's now a follower of Jesus and that's fine and good and all. But I used to listen to her morning chakra clearing and occasionally her evening one, but especially the morning one because I really enjoyed that. And I started listening to that again because it was, it's a fantastic way to start your day to clear all those chakras and to become centered and grounded. So, you know, similar to the music, it's how you make it, how it makes you feel. Yep. I agree. I agree. Mm-hmm. separate Sam Smith. I am sad because some of his first bits of music I loved. I loved it. It was, it was really, you know, gorgeous songs, but not now. Yep. Gone. Chagras selling his 2.3 million dollar home in the Lakewood Ranch, which is just right up the road from Sarasota. Michael Obama. Yeah. Definitely. Sorry, Allie, but I think Jennifer Aniston was also born a he and Brad Pitt a she. I don't know about that. I don't think that. I don't think Brad was born a she, but I've seen pictures of Jennifer Aniston. It's possibility that she was born a he, but I don't think Brad Pitt it is. What do you think? I don't care. And I know this is awful. I just don't care. Possibly. Possibly means very pretty. He's a pretty, he's a pretty boy, isn't he?  So yeah, could be, could be. These AI programs can make anyone look like anything. Is there a mystery? That's true. Well, we were all round mums for dinner on Sunday and they, and Hallie was like all excited, saying, material to the musicals now on Netflix or something or Amazon. I don't know. So anyway, they started playing this and the truncheball character, they've redone her jawline. So it's the woman from, oh, what's the film? Absolutely. I don't know. I don't know. It's love actually, love actually, the film love actually. And I don't know the name of her, but she looks definitely very different. But you could see from her mannerisms and her eyes and things that still the same person. But the whole film is very dark and about abusing children. Matilda is a little bit, but it's more lighthearted. It's more in a fun way. But this musical that is now playing on Netflix, it's about torturing children, you know, and it's very real life. The other one was kind of like a played in a cartoony way, still not nice, but kids loved the film. But, you know, this new one, I had to stop it when the kids went, I said, Mom, I can't watch anymore of that. I just can't. So I don't know if anybody else has seen that musical that it is out there. Not good. I haven't seen that. No. Tom Hanks said that because of AI, they can have new movies come out, be starring him, the likeness of him and his voice, and it would all be computer generated. You'd never have to do another hire any more actors because of AI, according to Tom Hanks. I believe that. I absolutely believe that. Be true. And if they can do that, if they have the technology to put Charlie Chaplin in a movie, in a full color movie with Tom Hanks looking like he's 20 years old, what is the reality we're seeing on TV? Is any of it real? How many times have they used green screens against us on the news? Lots of times. Absolutely. I saw on TikTok, there's this person, for lack of a better word, maybe a they-them. Yeah. Right. And they're looking, there's somebody behind this person and their video taping this. And this person has their cell phone up and it looks like this woman's got all makeup and stuff like that. And then the camera pans to the driver who was doing that video. It was a guy. But even in real time, on these apps, they can make themselves look completely the opposite gender. I've got that app on my phone where I've got one of the kids to talk and it basically makes them say anything. You can download it on any app. I mean, we did it for fun, but people can use it for other ways. So at what point do you discern? I guess it all boils down to the discernment. Does your gut tell you this is CGI, this is AI, or this is the real thing? Yeah. How we know. And the thing is, how would we, I mean, it's if they found footage of Trump doing something awful with children, whatever. I wouldn't believe it because I think that is their next ploy. That is what they would do. Yeah. They could make a video of Trump being on Epstein's Island with Jeffrey Epstein and underage children. Yeah. Yeah. So, Martell, I do believe that there may be a ploy. It's like part of there, we're going to let you do your thing. But you do as we're telling you, a bit like they've been doing to other people. These people have to show themselves so that the public can start to see, hey, that's something bouncing in between their legs. What's that? So that the public can see it. It might be all part of this revealing, you know, and they've got to do it. Who knows? Wouldn't surprise me. Shannon says these AI programs can make anyone look like anything, discernment is key. Yeah. Totally. Love you too. Thanks for joining us. Yeah, we do. Tracy. It's Tracy. Hey. See you again here. Hello to Deb, who has a jambay drum, I guess. Yeah. Big Mike indeed. Big Mike, yeah. Everlong by Flute Fighters. Yep. Yep. That's a good song. Just stopped in to say hi. Tracy said, doing dishes, catch the show later. Blessings. Hey, listen to us while you're doing the dishes. Yeah. Yeah. Don't drop the phone in there though. I like Cashmere. Cashmere, that's a Led Zeppelin song, right? I'm hosting a drum circle, says Patricia at All Souls Metaphysical Chapel here in South Carolina. Come on up. So if anyone, yeah, if you're in that area, All Souls Metaphysical Chapel in South Carolina, check it out. For sure. Do you feel like I do? Yeah, that was a good song. He said really cool hair, and then he went bald. No, well, he had amazing hair though. Brandy, stairway to heaven. Hi, Brandy. Hi, Brandy. A Bodie Place guitar acoustic. He's got a sweet custom Telecaster, Fender Telecaster. All right. Right on one. Sarah, hey, Greg and Ellie. Hi, Sarah. Hi, Sarah. You're up late, Sarah. The fighters with the new album out. Mel Gibson is wide awake and a beautiful soul, I feel. He doesn't know what's going on. He's one of the few. One of the few in Hollywood. It's just a handful of them. Mel's one. I think Keanu Reeves, probably Roseanne Barr, Scott Beyo. Who else? I don't know. There's not many. Then again, they're all actors, so Ellie's frozen. She's like, let's see if I can make her face. Oh, she's gone. She'll be back. Is Johnny Depp a good guitar player? I really don't know. Like the Hollywood Vampires and stuff like that. I haven't really listened to them. I'd assume he is, because he's playing with some quality musicians. Hopefully, Ellie will be right back. I know she was saying that my video was looking blurry before we came on. She has BT Internet there in the UK, and it's not the greatest. The best internet in the UK is the worst you can get here in the States. They don't have the fiber optic like we have here and the speed. They just don't have that there. Hopefully, she gets it all worked out and she'll be back. Vera says the variety of music I used to listen to was so huge, it's impossible to write it here. Well, that's good that you were eclectic. You liked a lot of different things. I tell my daughter, it's going to see Madonna. Oh, Lord. A Hanks, Mr. Carolina.  I used to like a lot of the stuff he did. His movies and everything like Jim Carrey.   Then not just that, you end up going down the rabbit hole and you learn more about the whole process of what it takes to get to be an A-lister in Hollywood. And in order to do that, at least with most of these people, you got to sign your soul. You got to do some nefarious things and most of them end up doing that. I'll start saying that I had felt such good vibes that the travel issue Ali was facing was going to be worked out between August and September. I still do honestly. Well, right now, we're still trying to work things out. It's going to be a while. She won't be able to come here to the States. She'll have to wait at least six months to reapply for the ETSA visa. That's not going to happen. The earliest she could apply for that would be maybe December or so. Nothing will happen. So I'll have to go there or Ali and I will have to meet in a mutual place. I love you guys. You guys are all amazing. Thank you for joining me and Ali. Ali will be back here in a second. Sylvia says the saying goes, don't believe anything you read and only half of what you see, especially with AI. Now you can't trust anything. Boy, that's the truth. Yeah. Matter of fact, there's a voice cloner out there that will clone any of our voices.  Well, now you can clone your own voice and put that video on. It sounds remarkably like the actual voice, but there's certain things, inflections and stuff that they say that you know it's AI.  It's going on. But AI can also be used for the good. There's aspects of making your work processes go smoother, quicker, and more efficient. I'm sure there's like a number of other ways that AI could be used for the positive. Brandy said I gave up TV four years ago. I think it's been about, I don't know, it's been a while since I've had cable TV. Either Brandy. Yeah, I have something on my, what's it called, boss cast and it's free. I have it on my computer and they televised the NFL network and the NFL games, the NFL Red Zone. So that's the only time I really watch TV, but it's on my computer and I don't pay for it. So supposedly Facebook is working on a program for deceased. Wow, AI videos and posts as they age. I didn't hear about that, Deb. That's interesting. Shibab, Cindy Lauper, I remember that. Her father was a Lou Albano from WWF World Wrestling Federation, I think. Shannon hosts, hosts drum circles every week in Canada. All right. Hi, Valley. Thank you for joining us. Well, me right now, Ellie's rebooting, I'm sure. Love your conversations here. We live in weird times for sure. We do. It's all culminating with this Pluto and Capricorn coming in. Since 2008 and exiting, I believe in early January of 2024, but we'll have it right through Pluto and Capricorn right through December. Pluto and Capricorn has that truth vibration. We're going to see more and more truth coming out and despite what the left does or the deep state, the cabal, it's going to get exposed. So Sarah's saying having really bad panic attacks lately. That's something I want to talk about, Sarah. Well, similar. Is anyone having heart issues like little pains in your heart at all? Now, I've been having that and initially I thought, well, it's because I had quadruple bypass. A friend of mine, I saw at the beach, he's a lawyer. His name's Mike. He also had quadruple bypass and I asked him, have you had that? He goes, yeah, and it just goes away. It's no big deal. I brought that up to Ellie. Ellie brought that up to one of her Facebook groups and a number of people within that group also said, yeah, I've been having like some kind of little feelings, pangs or whatever in the heart area. So I'll put it out there to everyone that's watching and listening. Have you felt that yourself and are these part of our ascension symptoms? I think they are. As much as I know my heart, especially with all I've been through with the quadruple bypass, I think this goes beyond it. And it's more than a coincidence when numerous other people are feeling that same symptom as you. Yeah, Ellie was frozen like third thing. I love her. Oh, she's back. 100%. We were talking about, you know, people that are in Hollywood that are probably not part of the system. 100% about Mel Gibson, Keanu Reeves, I met Scott Beyo and spent time with him. Salt of the earth. Yeah, definitely those three. Yep. Welcome back, my love. You were frozen like you were like this. It said my internet was timed out. I've never heard it say that before, timed out. What's that about? Well, we're going to wrap it up there. Thanks for joining. No, I'm kidding. I love you. Obsession says, Greg, you mentioned that Trump will take over the first week in September. Let's all set this intention. Yeah, yeah, I still feel that. Yeah, still feel that. Yep. Late again. At least we're not talking about food. Hi, Linda. Hey, Linda. Alice Cooper is a preacher's kid. That's true.   I think he's a scratch golfer or close to it. Randy's listening to the new Smashing Pumpkins album. Didn't somebody recently die? And that band? There's no way. Holly Weird survives the awakening, says Joby. I think it's all going to be changed. It's all just going to be here. So I've just had on MSN, former NFL quarterback Ryan Mullet pronounced dead 35. It says drowning. But my feeling is he went into a heart issue when he was in the water. That's what I feel. I initially, I initially posted that on N5V Telegram and I took it off because it said drowning. I didn't put one in one together like what you said. And that's in our New Year's Eve predictions. I said that this is going to start happening more here in the United States. And it is now with the died suddenly with athletes, professional athletes here in the United States. And yeah, sadly, I'm sorry it's happening, but it's going to keep happening. This is the tip of the iceberg globally for those who, you know what? Yeah, I've read this is an interesting point from Anita. I've read that Tom Hanks brother took over for him. Is that why he signs his name Hanks with an X? I don't know. It's interesting I didn't know he did. Yeah. Yeah. We love you guys chatting away to us. We love it. Hi, Toons. Try playing stairway to heaven and music stores. And you could well get kicked out. That's yeah, that's a major no, no, never, ever, ever play stairway to heaven in a music store. Why? It's the most overplayed song in every music store in the history of music. Oh, is it? Yeah. They're like, no, not again, because they've heard it so many fricking times. The employees that they get to the point of like, get out. You okay? Yeah. No, I haven't on Twitch. Have you seen AI Trump and Biden? I've seen the AI Jesus. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. I haven't had cable in a few years, says Linda. Rob says the more you progress within, going within answers, the easier it is to see through things. I would agree with that, Rob. Yeah, exactly. What do you think about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? Well, mom made a good point that, you know, you've got a John F. Kennedy Jr. You've then got Trump. So you've got him on the Democratic side, and he got Trump on the other side. So really, even if he didn't get in, which he will, but even if he didn't, you've got John F. Kennedy. And, you know, he's very vocal about the jabs. Not just the latest one, not just that one. He's very vocal about the others as well. And the links to, you know, autism and all sorts. So, yeah, but he also said that Robert F. Kennedy said that all vaccine deniers should be in jail. I've got the video on rumble of him saying it. Well, that's strange because he's saying both. So if he's flip-flopping then, is he for the other side? If he's clearly going from one to the other, then that puts up warning signs to me. And also, wasn't he given some money or something from Soros? No, that was Desantis. Desantis had some money being given to him. Yeah. Yeah. It's difficult to know who to trust anymore out there because they're all playing their games, aren't they? So I was talking, while you were gone, I was talking about what we were talking about the other day about the heart palpitations and stuff and the little pains in there and how you went on to one of your Facebook pages and, well, asked to send me healing energy, but you put it out there about what's going on and other people in that group also said that, you know, they were feeling that. And I was talking about how that is probably ascension symptoms and that's what Sylvia is saying right there. Yeah. Joyce says no pain but fluttering. I get it too. Yeah, that's interesting. I used white noise to calm the heart rate down, says Skull Guy. I've been having them since. You see, the thing is your heart, your heart is hurting. Your heart is hurting for many reasons. You know, I should be there with you right now. You know, I'm not going to mention others, but there's other things.  So, yeah, it could all be, could be linked, but obviously for you, you're going to go straight to the thought of, I've got to be careful here. I can't just assume it is that, which is why we haven't booked the holiday yet. We're just being careful. We want to talk to your doctor to make sure, don't we? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sarah's saying, I've been having them since I was 16, along with PTSD, been told both are linked with my past, what I can't get over as more things are popping up about it. What is that? That's heart problems, is it? Yeah, that's what I was, you know, we were talking about. Yeah. I can often feel, I can often feel like my heart is racing upon waking, like I'm dropping back into body and shocked to wake. I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. Beth says, I felt pressure on my crown going through my body recently, mostly when I'm outside. Anyone experienced this or knowing about these energies? There's another one for the heart pains, Natalie. Yes. I have heart pains. I thought perhaps 5G or Vax shedding impact. Could be a mixture. Natalie spot on on this one. Allie is beautiful regardless of her making faces. Thank you, Natalie. Totally agree. Brandy says, I'm sorry, go ahead. I said, despite being a loony. Oh yeah. But we love that about you. Brandy says, I wish I could tell you guys more things about what's happening, but I'm being so shadow banned, I'm guessing. Yeah. Put it out there. Tell us. I'm here. Yeah. Lisa said, I had my heart stop and then start back up and flutters. She's taking magnesium. Yes. Because Lisa was in the chat when I was talking about it and there was two of them that said magnesium has really helped and I forgot to tell you that bit. Yeah, they said magnesium. Okay. Yeah. I'll start taking that. Hi, Tone. Thank you for joining us on Facebook. Hey, Tone. Yes. Yes. That Wayne's world that I forgot about that. They said they had that no stairway to heaven. There was a sign in the guitar shop. No stairway to heaven. Yeah. It's funny. Yeah. People at the moment do have to watch marijuana and panic attacks.  So if you are doing that because some people do it for nerves, it might be making your situation worse. Yeah. So to be aware that panic attacks, paranoia, and things all link with that. So sorry to say it, but you know. True. Sad, but true. Yeah. Lisa says, so much love flowing with Allie and Greg, and amongst all of us. You can feel the connection that we all have here, and we're just so grateful that you guys are all joining us. Karen Elizabeth says, yes, I had chest pains right in the middle. Everything in the dark is having the spotlight shown on. It's time to step into our truth. Pressure's on. Okay. Yes. Yeah. Definitely. And know your power.  Be gone with you. You have no power over me. Be gone with you. You know, I know that sounds simple, but sometimes it depends on how you address it. You've got to truly believe in your center and your soul that you are powerful spiritually. We've forgotten how powerful we are. We've forgotten when we came down here. Like for example, when pain's debilitating, you would attest to this. How do you get over it? If it's from the dark side, you can do that from the dark side, but if they've got a hold on you and it's getting in your head, because if it's getting in your head, you know, the pain, the panic of the pain, you want the pain to go, you want the pain to go, you want the pain to go, they're using that panic to make it worse. And it comes on again and again and again. So, you know, it's a cycle. It is a cycle and it is difficult. But the dark side are using everything against us at the moment. And if we recognize it, it's half the battle. That's all it is. It's just, you know, yeah. Well, they are panicking, right? The deep state, the cabal. You know, it doesn't matter what they do. It's all getting exposed. I just posted something on Telegram. There's a 2,000-page PDF that talks about Episcene's Blackbook and actual court documents and everything. It has all the flight logs in it. It's 2,024 pages. You can find that on the N5D Telegram channel. If I can, I'll put a link in the chat. Yeah. Yeah, it's, you know, this is a hard time for us to be here right now. But we have had all the training. Before we came down here, it would be useful for us to remember the training. But this is why getting in touch with your psychic side, getting in touch with your spiritual abilities, understand who your team is, who your spiritual team is that is helping you.  A lot of the time it's them. But there's never just one. You've got a guardian angel that is with you from the very beginning. That is very powerful for protection. You ask that angel to wrap their wings around you. Sometimes I bring in an archangel to stand one side and your guardian angel to stand the other. And they just putting their wings around you can sometimes cut the cords to anything that's trying to attach itself to you. Yeah. Here's something. Maybe you'd like to answer it. What can I do to deal with over tight muscle pain that has become biting pain in my days? I'm 65 years young and do not want to give up my act of life style in the Rockies. Tight muscle pain that's become, I think it means she's meant to say binding pain or biting. I don't get what kind of deal with over tight muscle pain. Do you have regular massage, Deborah, or could you get somebody to massage where it is to do with stretching the tendons, isn't it? I mean, I'm not a physiotherapist. Where is the pain? I would like to know. Like what Ali said, if it's in the back, you may be carrying too heavy of a load. You know, there's certain physiological symptoms that arise. Matter of fact, I'll put an article that I want you to check out. It's on N5D and it's metaphysical physical pains and their metaphysical meanings. And I always go to this when I'm feeling like something going on in my body that I'd like to know the metaphysical reason for. So I'll put a link in the chat for that. Yeah, I want to check that out too. Yeah, something changed in your life, Deborah, emotionally changed in your life. Brandy says she can't type here what she's trying to talk about. It would get us in trouble. Oh, okay. Is that a private message on Facebook? Yeah, group chat or something. Star says I love you both and your awesome big hearted subs. I appreciate that you're interacting with all of us. It's very sincere and down to earth. Much love and appreciation. Our pleasure. Thanks for joining us. Yeah. Yeah. No, we love you guys. We do. This is what today is about. This is why we're not calling it date night anymore because it's more than date night. And it always was more than date night, but the title of it put people off. I think it might have put people off. Maybe. Marejo said magnesium and D6. Yes. I've heard about D6 as well. Yeah. Most people are deficient in magnesium, says Linda. Magnesium also helps to rid aluminum from the body. Interesting. Thank you, Kerry. I'll be two seconds, darling. Okay. Okay, honey. Valerie's saying that ears are ringing. Sharp pitches when the shoo man and the shoo man. When the shoo man resonance was off the charts. The shoo man. I love that. Get your sneakers and pumps here. That's true, Kelly. Frequency can heal us or make us sick. I was thinking about like harp. Yeah. They could put a frequency out there that makes everybody just want to love.  Imagine having that love vibration frequency just constantly going on. Yeah, for sure. Come back to some of the comments that I missed. Where is this live? Have you answered, Brandy? It's YouTube and Facebook. Yeah. It's live. YouTube and Facebook. Have you read some of these messages about other people's chest pains, darling, when I wasn't here? Yeah.  Yes. Yeah. And talking to my friend who also had quadruple bypass, you know, experiencing the same thing. It doesn't last long. It goes away. He is crazy. He still smokes cigarettes after having quadruple bypass. Oh, crazy. I quit after my first heart attack in 2019, so it's been four years since I quit smoking. I love the smell of cigarette smoke. I love sitting downwind of somebody on the beach that's smoking. I'm just like, oh, that smells good. It does smell good.   It's not nice. Well, you've never known me as a smoker. No. No. They're never. Yeah, that was 2019, September. Somebody who doesn't smoke.   It's really, really, really foul. Yeah, it's not nice. They don't call them fags here. Yeah, fags. What do fags mean to you?  Yeah. It does here too.  No, I'll pass. Oh, no. Linda's on her balcony having a cigarette right now. Yay. Yeah, but she's single. Greg says he loves to smell a weed burning, although I don't use weed anymore. Yeah, you know what? I love to smell a weed, period. You know, just fresh marijuana. Oh, it smells so good. It's got that sweet aroma to it. Of weed burning, not as much.  They both smell wonderful to me. I'll get perfume in like that, shall I? All right. Aw, that's okay. Hi, Michelle. She said, I missed last week's live shows. I got the day mixed up. That's okay. Aw, it's okay? Yeah. Is it in there? Yeah. At least rocking. So if any of you could send her some loving healing energy. I was trying to do it so you couldn't see it. No, you've been doing this for a while. I just had to say something about it. Yeah. I like the smell of a match striking that sulfur. I do. I do. I like that. My daughters like when you're pumping gas into the car, in petrol into the car. I love the smell of that. I used to like that too when I was a kid, not anymore. But I get what she's saying because the smell of a match striking brings me back to the days of when my parents and I and my sisters would go camping and we'd start the campfire with those long wooden matches that smell brings me back to those days of camping. Yeah. I think it's safe enough. We're not talking about it, whatever you're going to be typing.  Okay. Diesel. Diesel. Hi, Sarah and good to see you. Thanks for joining us. I'm using the Yeti. Oh, I'm filling it with ice. I fill it with ice and then I'll top mine up. The Laura says enjoyed the article on pain, metaphysical pain or physical pain in the metaphysical meanings. Ice guy. I like the smell of bleach. It smells clean, doesn't it? I do. And you know what? My cat that's now mum's cat, Jinj, he used to roll about in it. I used to go mad. I was like, get out, get out. You know, it's really bad for you. Yeah. He absolutely used to get high on it. Strange cat. It was like catnip for him. Yeah. Instead of catnip, it was bleach. Well, he did that with my herbs. I bought some herbs to do some spell kicks and things.  Uh-huh. And I was like, no, that's 50 quicks worth of fruit all open. So I just put a box out there. Cats love boxes for some reason. Oh, he was loving the herbs. My dad smoked for years and after he stopped, he did say the same thing that he enjoyed the smell of cigarettes. Also, a weird fact, I used to love the smell of gas pumping as a kid. So yeah, as a kid, I did too. I remember my dad saying, don't smell that. Don't inhale that. Yeah, I used to do it with the girls. I said, don't. That's really bad for you. Yeah. Yeah. Creating my reality. Have we booked the holiday yet and settled on Mexico? No, we haven't. It's systematically falling into place at this point. I'm waiting for my doctor to contact me to give me the okay to fly. I made some arrangements with our friend Butch and Sandy. Well, I won't go into it any further, but thank you, Butch and Sandy. If you're watching, we greatly appreciate you. Yes. Yes, we do. Absolutely. Oh, that's a brandy. I'm loving that the one I've sent you. Do you like mothballs? Um, I've got these things that go in. It's like, it's like a mothball. It goes in. I can't smell it. It doesn't smell of anything, but yeah, do mothballs smell? Matt's striking, propane, white gas. It brings back camping memories. Yeah. Okay. All right, here goes brandy. So I just got hired on with federal government, not saying which branch, but they advised me I could only be hired if I wasn't vaccinated. Wow. Yeah, I like him that brandy. Interesting. They know something that we don't. Well, we do, but they're confirming it. I'm curious which branch if, you know, if you want to message me, let me know. I'm curious about that. That's fantastic. Congratulations to you on the job. Yeah. Good, good luck on that job. Well done.  Yeah. Valerie says, hey, make me a cocktail too, Allie. Yeah, it's apple juice. It's just apple juice. Rob says matches in the bathroom. Yeah, it gets rid of smells quickly, doesn't it?  Well, not, you're supposed to light a match to release. Anyway, but not directly from your bottom though. No, no. We love you. Have you ever lit one of your hearts? That's what I want to know. Has anybody else had it? I want to know. Every guy, just about every guy has. Probably. Have you? No, I have not. I bet your brother has. Oh my, for sure. For sure. And Nicky, probably Nicky as well. Yeah, I could see that. That's all right. Yeah, Nicky would. She's awesome. Yeah. Yeah. She doesn't care. No. She doesn't care. No. I love that about her. Yeah. I do. I do. Take care. See you later. Keep putting up that protection, darling. Look at the angels. Put the angels' wings around you. Look at this. Yes. You guys predicted that I would meet a man that lived far away and he finally has come. He's in Michigan. Yay. Good for you. So happy, Sky. You deserve to be happy. You deserve to be treated like a princess. You do. Yeah. That's good. Sarah answered everybody's brother tried that at some point. Things we talk about. Where's a new name? Because I probably will not be able to pronounce it, but you've brought her name up tonight as well. Michelle Montabano Naharro. How's that? Yeah. Thank you for joining us. Yeah. And also sound today, we got on the subject of the jab. She told me that the CDC has admitted that if you have taken the jab, your thyroid medications will no longer work. Wow. That's interesting. So, well, that's horrible. Her friend is living through this right now. I have to research it for myself, but she's a trustworthy source. Wow. Wow. Okay. Yeah. People need to know this before they're getting that. They do. Because I haven't got a thyroid anymore. Mine was removed. I had cancer in it, so if I'd have had that, then my thyroid tablets wouldn't work anymore. Yep. Yep. Yep. Oh, man. That's really serious. I'm so glad you didn't get the jab. Thank you, Star, for the super chat. Thank you. I love you both so much. And the beautiful people here tonight. I appreciate you all. My spirit needed this. It's been tough, and I feel like my frequency has been lifted. Thank you all. Thank you. Thank you, Star. Thank you. I do appreciate that very much. Yeah. Rob said, I didn't say there wouldn't be a safety hazard. That's funny. It's funny, Rob. Yeah, with the mattress in the bathroom. Just about all of us guys have done that, though, with the lighting apart. Yeah. Are you admitting, Rob, that you've done that before? I guarantee he has. Come on. Thank you, Stephanie. You're doing it beautiful tonight. As always, I appreciate you both very much. Oh, thank you, Stephanie. We're just reflecting the beauty of all you that are tuned in right now tonight. Yeah. Yeah. And hi to Shannon joining us on Facebook. You've got some good questions later on for our global predictions. Think up some good ones. Yeah. Shannon says much love to you, Allie. It says all. I had to look closely. It says all. I'm just talking around. Thank you for joining us, Shannon.  Rob says, only during contest. There was a lighting fart contest was there, Rob. And that's, yeah. Hi, Celia. Thanks for joining us. Long time no see indeed. She says, but I always watch in hindsight. So she checks us out on the recorded version. I'm hypothyroid and using synthroid and was advised to go to get the jab. I did not. Good choice. Good for you, Celia. Yeah. And now in retrospect, after what we just found out here. Yeah. I can't hear you, love. I don't know why. Yeah. I'm sorry. Yeah. Got you now. Yeah. My mic automatically shuts off if I accidentally hit it. I guess. Yeah. So no, no, no, no one's, no one's muting me, Brandy. That was me. Like if I'm sitting cross-legged and I accidentally hit my mic cable. Yeah. You're right, Amanda. None of us who didn't take the take it have ever regretted it, guaranteed. It's true. It's true. Yeah. Hi, Deborah. Good to see you. Yeah. Yeah. See you over there, Greg, on the predictions. Oh, you're right, Valerie. That's a good thing to finish on. I believe better days are coming. Very optimistic. Can't wait for full disclosure. No jab here. My friends think I'm crazy for not getting them. Yeah. For now. Yeah. But until the truth starts really coming out and then they're going to think differently, aren't they? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Predictions is on later. We've got half an hour break and then we'll be back on again. So when we finish here in a few minutes, we'll then go on to predictions later. So I just want to show this on the N5D YouTube channel and N5D TikTok. I've been uploading shorts on here. So we got, you know, starting at standing in N5D consciousness, discovering the secrets of 5D Earth, vertigo and timeline shifts, quick and easy way to open up the heart chakra, how to remember your dreams, spend the station, living without time, waking for no reason, the event and white light. And I just uploaded this one today, big wave, big changes. I've got a number of other ones that I've already got waiting in the queue that I'll be uploading on YouTube and TikTok as well. So I'm sure to check them out. Good. Just to cut you right in time, picking your teeth. I was getting my lipstick. Oh, so yeah, don't forget to your t-shirts. Yeah. Yes. So if people do want a vest one, what you call tank top, and they ordered it, they pre-ordered it with their size, could you then make it for them? If they, if they paid up front, they'd probably be the same price as a t-shirt. Good to say. That's the problem. Yeah. But if you want one, you wouldn't say no, would you? In making it, if they were willing to pay the t-shirt price? No, I wouldn't say no. But the problem is you can't find bulk and tank tops for the same price as t-shirts. As a matter of fact, sometimes they're even more expensive. And it's less material. And that's why I stopped selling them. I couldn't justify having to pay as much for a tank top as you do for a t-shirt. I love them, especially in the summertime. If they pre-order it, you don't then have to buy in bulk. You don't have to have the whole sale thing because you can buy in small quantities. I'm not sure if I can buy them individually like that though.  Just one shirt and the shipping would probably be like close to eight, ten dollars just for that. And not even the tie-dying yet and the time it takes and materials and all that stuff. So I'd have to buy the shirts in some kind of bulk. Yeah, it's probably not. Oh, it's a shame, isn't it? Because you do look good in that. I love it. And I know other people do. Yeah. Yeah, and that's why for Greg and Ally Live, normally, like when it's cooler out, I'll wear a nice shirt, a dress shirt. It's great for you, but it's just too hot. It's like a convection oven in this trailer. I've got both barriers on. I love your look. I love what you do. I love, you know, I accept you. It's you. Yeah, but still, I want to look nice and wear that. Okay. For me, you do that. Yeah. So it's all good. Yeah. Wash my hair. It's all soft and fluffy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I love you. Thank you. You always look amazing and gorgeous, sexy. Well, I'm just checking on makeup. It's like doing artwork. The correct answer is thank you. Thank you, my love. You don't do that, though. I know. I did yesterday when you said. You did yesterday. Yeah. We are so good at deflecting compliments. Yeah. You look wonderful, not as good as you. I know. I know. We're used to that, but we're trying to get better. We're trying. Well, start thinking, folks, about what questions you would like to ask on global predictions, and we'll get our cards out, shuffle in line right now, and we'll answer whatever comes up. Creating my reality says I'm always shocked at how glam Allie looks. It's 2.30 a.m. here in the UK. I look raw. I dress up because to me, I'm here, and I want to look. I want to look the part. We're doing a show, so I want to look the part. Yeah. Aw. And, Lisa, I know. You both look beautiful, especially Allie.  Anyway, anything you want to wrap up on in my life? No. Just the hour reading, just to get an extra 15 minutes for the same price on the website. Yeah. And yeah, I've got openings for next week. If anybody wants reading. And this Thursday? Yeah. We'll be on rumble, uncensored. And this Thursday? Our blinks is in, love. Your Patreon. Oh, yeah. Got Patreon Thursday. Yeah. Thank you, my love. And then it's yours the full on Wednesday. So yeah, Patreon. If you want to get together on Patreon, all the Patreon family, we'll do readings back and forth. It's 8 p.m. UK, 3 p.m. Eastern, 12 p.m. Pacific time. So if you want to hang out, and have a few little readings back and forth, please come there. Yeah. And there's Allie's Patreon link, and here's mine for N5D. We appreciate all of our Patreon subscribers, because you guys really do make a huge difference in helping us make ends meet. Yeah. So sure. Much love. Yeah. True. It is absolutely true. Yeah. So on that note, we'll be back in 25 minutes. Think of what questions you would like answered, and we'll see what we can do about that on the tarot card. So yeah. Thank you once again for joining us here on Tuesday night. If you're watching this on the recorded version, thank you as well. Leave your comments below. And I'll wrap it up for here. So until the next time, I'm Greg Chisalli, and we're sending you all infinite love and light from our hearts to yours. Take care, everyone. See you in Hall of Phanella. Bye. Bye.


What's going on guys, it's your boy theEPJ here today with another Overwatch video that before the release of Overwatch on the 24th of this month of May, I'm doing this mini-season where I'll take an in-depth look at certain characters while we watch gameplay from myself and I'll give you guys my personal opinion and review on them. We started the series with Zenyatta and we've also covered Widowmaker and Genji. If you've missed any of them Overwatch videos I will link them in the video description if you do want to check them out. If you guys do enjoy Overwatch and want to see me covered a full game when it comes out hit that like button and show your support and if you're here for Overwatch and Overwatch is what you want, be sure to subscribe as I'll have all your Overwatch needs covered. Okay so the character we're going to take a look at in today's video is no one other than Hanzo but before I give you guys my opinion and review on this character let's take a closer look at the backstory of this character and then his in-game abilities. Okay so the Shimada family was established centuries ago a clan of assassins whose power grew over the years enabling them to build a vast criminal empire that profited from lucrative trade in arms and illegal substances as the eldest son of the family's head banned by duty to succeed his father and rule the Shimada Empire. From a young age he was trained for that responsibility displaying a natural attitude for leadership and possessing an innate understanding he also excelled in more practical areas. He was a projedy in martial arts sword play and bowlmanship. Upon the death of his father the clan elders instructed Hanzo to straighten out his wayward younger brother so that he too might help rule the Shimada Empire. When his brother refused Hanzo was forced to kill him this broke Hanzo's heart and drove him to reject his father's legacy. Now if you guys didn't know Hanzo's younger brother was indeed Genji. Now as this act broke Hanzo's heart it led to him ultimately abandoning the clan and all that he had worked so hard to attain. Now Hanzo travels the world perfecting his skills as a warrior attempting to restore his honor and put the goals of his past to rest. Mastering his skills as a bowman and an assassin Hanzo Shimada strives to prove himself as a warrior without Pia so that's basically Hanzo's back story now for his abilities. His primary form of attack is his stone bowl a weapon that takes in my opinion some getting used to but once mastered it's as easy as shooting a gun. Being a bow you can obviously charge the attack by holding a trigger to get further distance and more power but for them close range battles you can just tap that trigger to easily strike your target. Next up we have the sonic bow. Here Hanzo launches an arrow that contains a sonar tracking device. Any enemy within its detection radius is visibly marked making them easier for Hanzo and his allies to hunt down. Next up we have the scatter arrow. Here Hanzo shoots a fragmented arrow that ricochets off walls and targets and can strike multiple targets at once. Hanzo's ultimate attack is called dragon strike. Here Hanzo summons a spirit dragon which travels through the air in a line. It passes through walls in its way devouring enemies it encounters. Now Hanzo is obviously defense character and for me he's the closest character in play style required to my favorite character Widowmaker. The play style which requires you to kind of take a backseat when attacking or even defending. Hanzo has an in-game difficulty of a three stars rating that being the highest but in my opinion it isn't that difficult to use. Probably the fact that I find them quite easy to use is because of the fact Widowmaker was my most used character before using Hanzo which actually initially was a player suggested to me by a friend who also stated that is kind of a sniper although in my opinion not quite a sniper I think Widowmaker is but certainly the next best thing. While Widowmaker is the in-game ultimate sit-back and pick people off sniper player Hanzo is a step in the direction of a player who loves to snipe but also likes to get stuck in in a fight. Hanzo for me was super fun to use his ability to basically soul-nitreak enemies with his sonic arrow comes in so so useful. His other ability that being a scatter arrow in my opinion don't quite do it. I rarely get a kill with it and it's so so difficult to predict where the arrows will ricochet but I suppose if you get a few enemies cornered at low health it could come in quite handy. His ultimate attack for me is one of the best in the game. He summons a spirit dragon which if time right can take out a whole team. I hit so many triples and quads with it and not even knowing where to direct it. Most of the time just guessing. When paired with a sonic arrow and identifying a few enemies defending a point or even attacking one this ultimate can come in very very handy indeed. Hanzo in my opinion is a great and very useful character not quite in my opinion as good a sniper as Widowmaker as it's a lot more difficult to hit enemies at a range due to having to predict the arrows did but certainly it's way more handy in taking out multiple enemies on points and also better for getting around the map with his ability to climb certain walls. You also feel way more confident in finding enemies at a closer range which is what I believe Hanzo does have over Widowmaker but all in all Hanzo is a great character to use one I had heaped some out of fun with and can't wait to play with when the full game drops on the 24th of May. After the gameplay you guys will see all of Hanzo's costume unlocks someone which in my opinion look absolutely epic but guys if you did use Hanzo within the beta what do you think of him let me know down below in that comment section hope you guys enjoyed the video do drop a like I would appreciate the support thanks for stopping by as always and I'll catch you guys on that next one


Good afternoon everyone and welcome to this session on Learning Analytics at Scale. I am very pleased to introduce Professor Bart Rienties who is the Professor of Learning Analytics in the Institute of Education Technology in the Open University. So Bart I'm going to hand over to you now and please everyone place your comments or questions in the chat box. Thank you. Yeah thank you so much Emma and as Emma said you know really just post any questioned thoughts, ideas about what I'm going to present in a minute and I'm keen to hear your thoughts and I'm going to start off really weirdly because I'm going to show you the end first and I'm going to do a shameless plug as well so apologies for that. So in one month time we will launch a book on open world learning where 18 amazing PhD students in the last seven years have looked at how we can actually make sense of data and the complexities of technology and that book will become freely available on the 9th of February and you're more than welcome to join and during the this seminar we will talk about 136 learning contexts across the globe where we've looked at over 380,000 users. So this is really exciting so if you're interested shameless block apologies for that. So I'm going to tell you about the summary first so it's strange so this is the highlight. So what have we learned at the Open University of Implementing Learning Analytics and Learning Design at the OU? Change is slow as we know about technology but what we've learned is basically six big lessons. So the first lesson if you're thinking about implementing learning analytics or learning design and I know that many universities in the UK are thinking about this, do it with clear senior management support. If you have clear senior management support this will make such a huge difference for you to allow to play with the learning analytics approaches and learn from that over time. So the top tip number one is clear management support. Top tip number two is even if you have senior management support it's really essential to get the buy-in from teachers who are working on a day-to-day basis and I would urge you to basically try to select teachers who are willing to take some risk because once you are able to bring them in in terms of your learning analytics approaches they will be your future champions. Tip number three is when you're implementing all these innovations think about how you can link this with some evidence-based research because I'm sure that your institution is very different from mine but there will always be critical people in your organization who may think learning analytics doesn't work the way they think it should but by combining the initial implementations with some good research you can start to showcase what works, when does it work and under which conditions does it work and one of the things we've learned in the last 10 years is if one teacher has been able to provide some really convincing evidence that it works in his or her context that's much more powerful than me telling you that it works. The fourth thing I've learned in these large-scale implementations is that when you're focusing on fine-tuning all your learning analytics often you tend to forget all the successes you've made along the journey so one of the things I tend to forget is you have to celebrate all your small and big successes. The fifth one is that large-scale innovation like learning analytics takes a substantial amount of time and effort so don't expect big miracles in your first week of implementing learning analytics it will take years to get it right and last but not least it sounds strange but learning analytics is not about technology it's not about algorithms it's all about the people so one of the big lessons I've learned is to really think about how can we bring people along in these change processes so I've given you the highlight so let's talk a little bit more about what we then have done at the open university and yeah you're very quiet at the chat so feel free to disagree or agree with me and feel free to add any comments so the open university as many will know is a strange but interesting university we have a large diverse group of students coming to the open university and as a result we also really need to make sure that we support our students in the best way possible and because we have such a wide diversity we were probably one of the earliest institutions to implement learning analytics and apparently according to a web of science the open university is number one in the world in terms of research output on learning analytics and the reasons why I think we're so active on this is that we've realized that learning analytics can be a really powerful tool for us to help to support our students so what you what I will discuss in these 20 odd minutes is two examples of large skill implementations at the open university in the last 10 years and of course we do much more than this so I can only talk about two cases but I hope that these will be useful to you so one I will talk about is predictive learning analytics and the second element I will talk about is learning design so let's quickly talk about learning analytics so we've been doing learning analytics with the help of the knowledge media institute since 2013 what you see here is a dashboard that we give to our teachers and in this dashboard teachers can basically see how students are progressing how well they're doing assignments and it also allows them to see which of their students are potentially doing well and which students are at risk and how we do this and I won't go necessarily into the technical details but what we do is we basically map out all the kind of activities that a particular student is doing in a particular course and then based on what's so-called good students are doing we can then see a kind of okay oh good students seem to take these different paths to Rome and we compare and contrast this with students who perhaps might take slightly different paths and perhaps as a result not necessarily submit their next assignment and perhaps eventually drop out so by mapping out these journeys of students we're able to identify unique learning path of our students and that basically is then translated back into these dashboards because it's quite difficult to interpret this Beijing network so what have we learned from this so in 2013 we started literally with two teachers and we worked very intensively with them with an initial version of the dashboard and trying to understand how we could improve the dashboard what makes sense to them etc etc and we went to 10 teachers in 2014 as you can see here we have suddenly data available in 2015 we had 58 teachers and we gradually moved up in terms of uptake so in 2018-19 3000 plus associate lecturers had access to data and now nearly all our associate lecturers have access to all you analyze if they want to so you come on the one and see a kind of tremendous growth in terms of availability of this learning analytics resources but at the same time if you look at the percentage of teachers that make active use of all your analysis story is slightly different so in for example in 2015-16 89 percent of teachers regularly logged into all your analyze and in 2018-19 only a third of teachers looked actively to this so of course there's an interesting paradox we've grown tremendously over the last couple of years but at the same time the number of teachers who are actively looking at this seems to well decline if you like so what could be the potential reasons for this and you will see throughout the slides and I will make the slides also available afterwards we've done a lot of research on this to try to explore this and what we found when we were starting to dig into the data but also when we looked at the qualitative experiences by interviewing lots of people to try to understand why there is this interesting paradox is we found a range of factors that seem to influence the narrative so for example if you look on the top left graph you see that for example in one faculty of business and law 56 percent of teachers regularly use all your analyze while in other faculties these things seem to be much lower one of the reasons for this difference was that in certain faculties there was a real active promotion of all your analyze and of this predictive learning analytics systems the dean was really supportive there were champions redriving these things forwards so by having these champions in place that encourage other teachers to also make use of all your analyze another thing we found was that certain faculties were really keen to generate lots of evidence does it work does it not work how can we make sure that it fits with our contacts and again in business and law but also in science there were really proactive groups that really wanted to make use of these tools a third factor that we found that influence uptake was whether teachers were digitally literate in terms of did they feel comfortable working with these dashboards and in some faculties and in some groups of teachers they may or may not have felt really comfortable using all this complex data and that of course is a thing that we have to carefully address and then last but not least what we found was the way how teachers saw their role was substantially influencing whether or not they were using these predictive learning analytics approaches and in some some teachers basically said well it's not my role to continuously look at data I want to have that personal one-to-one relationship with my student I call him or her every day so why do I need to look at these tools while other teachers said well I didn't know that so and so was struggling and the predictive analytics showed us a certain pattern so I think what is really interesting from from this data is that it's really complex even if you have all these amazing systems in place how do we ensure that we can make sure that our teacher are accurately prepared for this and that we appropriately also support them in terms of financial means one of the things I haven't mentioned for example is that at this moment in time our associate lectures are not being paid to look at tools like this so I could imagine if I'm not being paid to look at learning analytics tools why should I so there is of course some some more work to be done on this so I'm just briefly going to pause and I forgot Emma to to ask you to post I don't know if you posted a link of all your analyzer if you're mindful of the time I'm not going to be able to demo this but there is a there's a link and you can play with all your analyze yourself if you're interested I'm just posting that okay fantastic fantastic right so are there any questions before we move to the to the next part of what we've learned at the old university there's a little bit of a delay between in the broadcast and so well if you want to leave a moment or two for questions or yeah I don't see anything lots of comments and lots of hello's but no questions at the moment I mean just keep them coming in if you have any questions I'm happy to to address them also towards the end there shouldn't be enough time for that yes so so the next part that I think would be quite nice to think about is to think about you know how do students then react to this because we've done a lot of work on predictive learning analytics giving all this data to teachers but what if we give this to students how would students react to this and what you see here is some of our experimental work and even poses to the right nice question about the types of data that we collect so we collect when people log in what kind of activities do they engage with are these activities really important in terms of learning outcomes you know we we collect a lot of demographics data but mostly what we find is that the kind of activities is extremely predictive so what you see for example also on this screen here is a kind of Amazon recommender so it recommends for example to go to block one part four geography is history of nobody about this course or consider to participate in the discussion in sense surgery so these are all based on machine learning approaches where we see okay for examples participating in sense surgery can increase the quality of your work and also can increase the likelihood that you that you pass your next assignment and we do this machine learning approaches for each individual course because they will never to be different so what we then what we then did is we gave 22 students in an experimental setting we gave them access to their own data and their own dashboard to see how they would would react if we would give that to them and what was really interesting that the students found that the study recommender was really useful for them for two for two reasons one is it allowed them to to remind themselves all the learning materials they may have missed but also quite interestingly they started to use the study recommender system to directly access content that they were clicking so rather than going linearly through the field they used the the study recommender to quickly move to the next element but what we also found was that there was a kind of variation in terms of whether it was perceived to be useful or not so some students who were more trustful in terms of the learning analytics dashboard were more likely to to support this notion while others were slightly more skeptical towards learning analytics and thus were more negative about comparisons and what we found was that students who were were academically performing better and you could call them able students but i'm careful to use them so the good or able students seem to be much more confident in terms of sharing data for example about how they were doing about their their peer comparisons while the perhaps the not so good students were much more critical towards this and i think this is a really important lesson for us because we have such a wide range of students coming to the op university so we really need to carefully think about how do we provide these dashboards in in an appropriate manner and i think this also links very nicely to what Tara is saying in terms of how you you know what does an engaged student look like and and could providing these kind of dashboards perhaps you know upset really engage students or actually encourage students who perhaps are not so engaged because it's easy for them to to see what they have to do and next so it's it's i think this requires a lot more thinking and and work so thank you very much for that comment so the whistle tops top tour of predictive learning analytics and we've written a lot of papers on this is over let's move then to learning design and learning design has been a big piece of work within the op university and lots of people are working on this and i'm really grateful for all the work that has been done since 2005 and what we have seen and learned and this is a recent matter review by Barbara Wasson and repolkiationer they basically argue that there are very many different learning design approaches but one of the few institutions in the globe that have actually linked learning design with what students are actually doing is the op university and i'm really grateful that you know they're so positive about our work and what we do within the op university is basically categorize the kind of activities that a teacher thinks the student needs to do so for example now you're listening to me in this seminar which is kind of attending and and reading and watching materials and perhaps you're also googling who the hell is this guy and why am i listening to him you're finding more information some of you are perhaps communicating in the chat and asking questions or perhaps some of you have now gone to all your analyze and started to play with the dashboard or perhaps you've experimented with some of the features in the dashboard and well i'm not going to assess you today but of course a lot of activities in in in in education are also involved around assessing so these seven broad categories are a way to categorize what a teacher thinks a student is going to do and obviously the next question of course is do students actually do this so this is a kind of blueprint and apologies for the for the complex figure of what the op university looks like so what you see is that there are lots of course these are 157 course at the op university lots of course at the op university have around 40 percent of so-called assimilative activities around 20 percent assessment activities and then everything else in the middle is more kind of engaging activities and at the same time you see a substantial variation in terms of how teachers design courses so the obvious question is does that influence how students are actually learning so what we have done in a range of studies is to basically categorize if you like the kind of learning designs that our teachers design and then we've looked at how students are actually engaging with the so-called learning designs so for example we have a more traditional distance learning course where it's a lot of focus is on individual learning which we call constructivist learning designs and the perhaps the opposite is the social constructivist learning design where students are expected to work a lot with peers and with the teacher to co-construct new knowledge and what we found was if you link the way how teachers design courses with their actual engagement in courses is that there was a positive relation between social constructivist learning designs and engagement and a negative relation with constructivist learning designs but quite interestingly in this links perhaps back also to Tara's point is we didn't necessarily find a link between lots of engagement and whether or not students were satisfied with the courses and whether or not these courses led to better or worse student retention over time but what we did eventually find and this was data amongst I think 110,000 students we found that students absolutely loved designs that were so-called constructivist learning designs so lots of individual constructions of learning materials and trying to make sense of that while they in particular didn't like to work together with students as there was a negative predictive value in terms of student satisfaction but the single best predictor of whether or not OU students passed their module was whether or not teachers included communication in their design so in follow-up work we tried to look at okay this was data this was aggregate data across an entire course and there could be lots of potential biases in this so in follow-up work we also did the same analysis but then analyzing it on a week by week basis and we again found a similar pattern amongst 37 courses so the way how teachers design courses seems to fundamentally influence how students are working through the courses and more importantly whether or not they are satisfied about the courses and whether or not they pass courses at the op university and in some of our latest work when looking at how teachers are making all those complex decisions about how much time should we spend in week one or week five or week eight on certain activities we found that this really substantially influenced how students are engaging over time on a week by week basis so for example here you see the the same visualization of that teacher that I've shown you here before and the red line is the average engagement by students and some amazing modeling by Juan Neugen showed that if you do this across several dozens of modules and that around two-thirds of what our students at the op university are doing on a week by week basis is determined by how we design our courses so I'm going to repeat that because it is a staggering finding in a way so it basically says that we have a substantial influence as teachers how our students are progressing through our courses so if in a way you replicate this findings and say okay half of my students are failing in a course you could say well 69% of the reason why half of your students are failing is due to the way a teacher may have designed a particular course because our research and practice shows that learning design is really important so mindful of time and I want to keep some opportunities for asking further questions so our latest work currently is working with a range of european institutions it is an example of teach four zero and the repeat project where we're translating all this work into kind of broader tools that are not only fit for purpose for distance learning universities but are also fit for purpose for if you like normal universities and colleges so if you're really interested in how you could perhaps think about implementing this in your own context I've posted some links here so I mentioned the summary at the beginning I'm just going to not repeat it again at the end so I'm really looking forward to hear your thoughts and any questions you might have so over to you Emma. Thank you so much that was fascinating and I've got loads of questions but I better to be democratic I better start with the questions from the audience so I think you have responded to Yvonne and Tara already on their questions but we could if we had another question from Eric Klisp seven on do you have data about the type of learning activities in all our most open university courses and if so how did you how did those courses undergo a design process then as a result of that? Yeah fantastic question so day one that's not actually day one but at the beginning of of a new course we basically work together with teachers to try to map out what's in their head in terms of what they think is a good way to design courses and then we provide lots of suggestions and creative ways to think about their learning design process and then the learning design team worked with these teachers while they're producing the various learning activities and learning approaches and so in a way we use some of that data to basically help to inform the learning design process but also teachers can of course adjust what they want over time and all our new courses basically work through this kind of process where the learning design team works with teachers to make sense of that and at the same time with our current modules that are running in presentation mode the learning design team provides lots of support in terms of further fine-tuning some of these learning design decisions that teachers make. Great we've got a question from Manish does a social constructivist design lead to student retention? Does it impact performance and he's added in a comment here or is it that those who have progressed or passed are the ones that engage with anything? Of course you have to take everything with a pinch of salt because of course these are all within the university within the open university context so it may be that when you replicate this in your own institutions you might find that for example learning designs that have lots of assessments work for your particular context. The reason why we think that social constructivist learning designs work well is it forces if you like students to work together and we know that within the open university studying at a distance might be at times a bit lonely so by having to having to meet and work with your students and with your peers it might be just that much you know it's like going to a fitness club if you know that your friend is waiting at the fitness club you perhaps might be more inclined to actually go there if it's safe to do so. So I think within an open university context this seems to be one of the key drivers and in a way it's very surprising that we find this because relatively few of these activities are really kind of social constructivist activities. Great thank you very much we have another question from Tara. Were you able to look at engagement in particular activities with particular types of students for example minority groups or students first generation at university or so on? Yes that is a really important question because the kind of one size fits all solution obviously doesn't work and we've done quite a bit of research on in particular being students and I'm just trying to because I'm mindful that I can't post myself I'm just trying to find the links that Emma can actually share that so I didn't incorporate this in the in the in the in the paper but we've also looked at for example how Black Asian and minority ethnic students are engaging and what we for example found in the study that has just posted in the chat and hopefully Emma can share this is that we found that for example if you correct for all the other factors that we've controlled for that Black students and for example seem to engage 7% more actively relative to white students but nonetheless their performance is unfortunately still less so of course this raises really big questions about okay if we have really active students why are they not performing equally well if they control for all these other factors social economic economic demographic etc etc so there's some really interesting but difficult questions and I think we need to unpack a little bit further and I'm I don't think we have any other questions but can I just ask did the pandemic have any impact on engagement with OU Analyse yeah what we have noticed is this is literally a peak in engagement you can lovely see this Lynn since March 2020 we have much more engagement of our students online and that's of course logical due to COVID and people working from home so we can see that more and more students are basically moving online and also a lot of students have decided to go and study at the OP University because she can do everything online so for us that's a positive effect and I'm going to sneak in one last question sorry did you have to engage with students before this work was undertaken to deal with concerns about using their data and it was something I was interested in do you have like an education process for that's a really good question I will try to post a link as well but I'm really proud that we are the first university in the world in 2014 to have an ethics policy on learning analytics and we have heavily engaged with students and we continuously engage with students to say okay we currently were using these variables some of these variables are you know not predictive do you think we should still include those etc etc etc there is a continuous process with students and there is informed consent at the beginning when students registered that they agree that we're using all this data thank you so much and I just want to thank you for a really fascinating talk it's really interesting to me I'm doing a bit of research on learning analytics myself at the moment so I just will post your link to the ethics policy in the comments thank you so much Professor Enthys for a fascinating talk and thank you everyone for attending and your really thoughtful questions thank you so much