What's up everybody, it's Brandman Sean and I had to do a little sit down so I could answer a few pertinent questions when it comes to artist running TikTok campaigns. So here they are, there's quite a few issues I'll tackle, probably 2 or 3 main ones. Number 1. The debate. Should I or should I not upload my music through the official library and then run it that way when I'm trying to run a campaign or I want it to go viral or should I upload it natively as a sound? Either way it goes, how do I get my music on TikTok? You can do it both, right? DistroKid allows you to do that. There's so many distributors and almost everybody is probably going to allow you to distribute through TikTok at some point. I know one of our clients all of a sudden AWOL, because he's an AWOL client, AWOL has put all of their clients' music on TikTok. You have a sound so he didn't have to do it individually. Next thing you know, all of his sounds were on TikTok. Sounds cool, but what's the issue? 1. Artists need to understand the difference between vanity and what's going to work for them. Verification, official library, all these things they sound good, but a lot of times they're vanity and they don't necessarily make a difference when it comes to results. So in this particular situation, artists don't understand a lot of times that uploading your music natively as a sound as opposed to being in the official library. It works. It works just as good as being an official sound in the library as of now. Why? Well, first let's consider when the artists that have gone viral on TikTok in the past, of course we know about the Lil Nas X's and blah, blah, blah, all those people that have gone viral thus far or got good results thus far through TikTok, initially it was only a regular sound, right? You couldn't create an official sound through a music library that those distributed deals weren't necessarily in place at a certain point. So how do people find their music? The same way they're finding their music now. They hear it, it's named correctly, and then they go find it, they Google it, they Spotify it, they Apple Music it and they find the music. Right now it's still vanity to be through the official library. Why? Because it's not counting towards streams yet like it does on Triller, right? Or it is not being, it's not doing anything for you statistically. It's just cool that it could be in the official music library. Artists are getting plenty of results just being uploaded as in a regular sound. Why is this so relevant? One, because it's a headache currently through distributors like DistroKid, TuneCore, and so many of these people to get the right sound changed, right? And when I say the right sound is not necessarily your song. It's the best part of your song that needs to be on TikTok because sometimes they might take 15 seconds, some of them take 60 seconds, and even in that 60 seconds it might not be the most tick-tockable part of your song. You want to make sure the best part of your song is the part that really starts to be pushed on TikTok because it has the best chance for getting seen by more people being created to and inspiring more people to not only create to it, but go find it to listen to, right? So make sure that you have the best song, best parts of your song on TikTok, and that you dictate how it gets placed so people can easily find that part of their song. So again, being in the official library is not necessarily the best thing in the world, even if you have it in the official library, the part that you might want to pay influences for and push in your campaign might be the best part of your song, right? So you upload that as a regular sound and name it correctly is in the library, they're not using that song, they're using this thing that you upload. Keep this in mind because look, I've seen from spending $1,000 to $10,000 with clients that putting it as an official sound gets real results.  You don't have to be a sound in the library. Keep that in mind. And the results are not different right now. That's even more important. The results are not different. It's more about the song, not necessarily how you're doing it and doing it that other way. Do the official distributors also creates an issue because it takes time for them to update it? Not only are they putting the wrong parts to the sound, if you ask them to change it because you say, hey, I actually want this part, it takes them some time. And it's a headache emailing back and forth. Trust me, it is a headache. I have clients right now that their campaigns should have started three weeks ago, literally three weeks ago and hasn't because they've been going back and forth trying to get the distributor to update the sound. And it's annoying. I want to just upload the sound regularly, but the client has the route that they want to go. So keep that in mind. It's not all easy when you're dealing with these distributors and when you make something, a official through their libraries, you want to hope that it's the best thing because trying to make a change is probably not going to happen or it'll be a very long time before it happens. Another thing to consider is do not put your... Actually, I want to state this. Do not reach out to influencers for your campaigns before you have the money. Why is this so relevant? TikTok is changing very fast. TikTok is changing very fast. I can only say it so many times. It's changing very fast. It's changing very fast. If you're reaching out to an influencer, but you don't have the money for a month for now, their rate has likely changed because they're growing fast or they're just starting to deal with other people who are paying more money and you're going to lose out. You're going to start to budget around an agreement that doesn't exist anymore. Also, it's best, right? You have the money. As soon as they agree, bam, you make it happen. You pay them. It's done. You ask them to post whenever you need them to post and keep moving from there. I'm not going to even go deep into it, but that's pretty much it. That is the gym. You will find if you have done this and you actually are running campaigns, not people who think, oh, this kind of advice is fluff. If you understand, are you running campaigns? You will understand the value of just making sure you have all of your money before you reach out to these influencers. There's so many headaches to come out with it, not just the fact that their price is changing, but it's hard to even get some of them to look at their DMs again and answer your call again or email again. Getting out to them once is the opportunity that you want to take advantage of versus it's just like having one song and somebody finds out about you and you have nothing else. It's very much the same concept. While you have attention, maximize because a lot of these influencers, their DMs are getting flooded and they said yes to you, but now all of a sudden they started 20 other conversations and they're going to forget about your campaign. They're going to forget they even talk to you, all right? And some of them even delete past conversations so those agreements don't stand anymore. They can act like they never spoke to you and said that this this fee was the fee. Keep those things in mind. One, it doesn't do anything necessarily right now. Right now, let you know when that changes to upload through the official library versus uploading as just any kind of random song sound. And then also make sure you have your money right before you reach out to these influencers. That simple. Those are some TikTok tips and why, right? Some reasoning behind why those TikTok tips are important for artists trying to get their music going on TikTok because last but not least, actually, I'll know it. I'll do that and hold another video. I'll do it another time. So if you liked this video, go ahead and like button. If you like it, you might as well share it. And if you're not subscribed, you know what to do. Hit that subscribe button.


Alright it's time for the October 2014 roundup. Not much to cover as far as new books haven't acquired very much. Let me get to some comments and questions out of the way first. Number one, go to the tumblr, 30secondsci-fi.tumblr.com. There's a link in the description. There's a lot more stuff at the tumblr than there is just here on YouTube. I always post pictures of stuff when I acquire at books, DVDs, whatever. This month I've also been posting lists of links to videos, science fiction short films. I posted some horror short films. I posted a list of science short science videos this week. I'll be doing more of that in the future. Also on the tumblr, a couple of weeks ago, I posted a link to a huge trove of science fiction audiobooks that I found on YouTube. I listened to a number of the short stories myself and I've discovered that they come from a public domain collection called LibriVox, which are read by volunteers. So keep in mind that these are amateur productions. You'll hear a lot of mispronounced words, a lot of names mispronounced, but there you go. Anyway, lots of good free stuff there. The YouTube commenting system is a mess. I'm sure that everybody who's been using YouTube up to this point knows that. It's just a mess. I don't necessarily know when new comments have been left on the videos. Sometimes I can't reply to comments that are left. The whole thing is just a mess, but again I'm sure I don't have to explain that. The only thing that's worse is the commenting system on daily motion. There basically is no commenting system. You can leave a comment on a video, but as far as the creator, the video creator, there's no way at all to reply to a comment. None. Daily motion has been having problems. More problems than usual recently. For the longest time I thought they would be a good alternative to YouTube. They're okay for a backup, I guess, but they actually lost a number of videos from before this year. Anyway, I like that jukebox that I have at the top of the Tumblr page. I asked last time for someone to tell me if the jukebox works for you. I didn't get any response to that. Somebody please go to the Tumblr on your desktop computer, not on your handheld because it won't show up on your handheld, but at the top of the Tumblr page there's a video jukebox that has all of the book reviews going all the way back to number one, at least the ones that Daily Motion hasn't lost. Tell me if the jukebox works. Somebody. All right, here. I picked this up just today at the Dollar Store, DVD double feature. Panic in the Year Zero, starring Ray Milland and Frankie Avalon of all people. I've never heard of it. Evidently it's an atomic attack film and it was released just before the Cuban Missile Crisis, so I imagine it scared the hell out of people. Vincent Price, Last Man on Earth. I have seen this movie. It's an adaptation of I Am Legend by Richard Matheson. It's much more faithful to the book than the more recent Will Smith version. I'm ashamed to say I've not read the book. Richard Matheson, by the way, is one of the most respected science fiction authors of the 20th century. He wrote a lot of television screenplays. He was very instrumental in the success of Rod Serling's Twilight Zone series. If you've never watched Twilight Zone, by the way, watch Twilight Zone. Next time there's a Twilight Zone marathon on on television where the sci-fi channel or or Turner classics or whoever does those things, turn it on. Turn on the TV and leave it running for the whole weekend for for all five or six seasons to run. You'll be astonished at how good that show is. Even compared to its contemporaries like Boris Karloff's thriller and Outer Limits, it's much better. It's head and shoulders above all of those. Now get these out of the way. I posted this on the Tumblr. I found this, this was at Publix. This was in the clearance box at Publix. Three dollars. This giant hardback book. Three dollars. It has illustrations and everything. There's a beautiful shiny finish on here. It's called Ink Death by Cornelia Funk. Never heard of it. Don't know what it is. Apparently it's part of the Ink Heart series. Maybe I'll read it sometime. In the same box was this Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter The Long War. This is a sequel to some other book. I like Stephen Baxter sometimes. I've never read any Terry Pratchett. I take that back. I'm pretty sure I'm almost, I'm almost entirely sure that I read Good Omens that Terry Pratchett co-wrote with Neil Gaiman. Am I getting that right? Was that Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, Good Omens? I remember that I must have read it. I don't remember a single thing about it. It obviously didn't leave an impression on me but maybe I'll read this sometime. Okay pick this up this week at my favorite local bookstore. Retief at Large by Keith Lammer. I've talked about Keith Lammer before. I read him for the first time a few years ago. I really enjoyed his style. This is a collection. Looks like it's a collection of short stories starring this character Retief. I don't know anything about this character. God I can't see this glare. There's glare on everything. I don't know anything about this character but I'm really looking forward to reading these short stories. Okay I started reading this in McCaffrey's Dragon Flight. I read about a quarter of it. I'll be reviewing it soon. I just wanted to say that I'm impressed with it. I can see why it's been so popular over the decades. I can also see why they've never made a movie out of it. It's all dragons. It's going to be real hard. The reason I got this is because I read that someone is finally determined to make a blockbuster Hollywood film out of it. If they do it right this will be a hell of a movie. From what I've read so far I like it. Evidently there's an awful lot of these Dragon Rider books. Now here they are here. Yeah there's a lot of them. There's illustrations too. This was published in 1968 which surprises me. It's almost as old as me. Same time I got the Retief book I picked this up. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? I'm not going to use the other name because that's not the name of the book. I asked the guy at the store do you have a copy of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep and he said I do just got it in. I'm afraid he's got the other name on it so he feels the way I do. And this goes back to a comment I got on one of my videos a while back when when I mentioned this movie and I said that putting the name of somebody else's book on a movie is the dumbest thing a director can do. The reason I used that particular phrase at that time was because I was just improvising. I didn't have anything in particular in mind. Actually I would revise that to say it's the shittiest thing a director can do. I will double down on that. For Ridley Scott or any director to make a movie out of somebody's book and then put the name of somebody else's book on the title of the movie displays just hatred if you ask me contempt for the material contempt. The name Blade Runner belongs on somebody else's book I can't think of his name right now but it's a it's a story about a guy who who runs human organs on a black market for illegal surgeries. So the word blade actually means something and the word runner actually means something to the title of that book. This has no relation at all to Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep. None whatsoever. Anyway the reason I picked this up was because the folks at Sword and Laser announced that they're going to be reading this book for this month and I'd never read it. I've read plenty of Philip K. Dick but I've always read his short stories. I read the first two chapters here and it is nothing at all like the movie. Nothing. An actual electric sheep showed up on page two maybe even page one.  It's a prestige item. Evidently people in this future owning living animals is a luxury and people like to show it off and people who can't afford living animals they buy electric animals for fake prestige like a fake Rolex. The world that I've seen in the first two chapters of this book looks nothing at all like that movie. I do not like the movie by the way if you haven't figured that out I think it's a terrible movie. I know I'm in the minority. I've never understood why people like that movie so much. I think it's a bad movie. I think it's boring and that's about it. It's just boring. But again I've read plenty of Philip K. Dick. I don't think I have to tell you that the movie Total Recall was based on a story he wrote called We Can Remember It For You Wholesale. That particular story is very short and it's basically a joke. Most of Philip K. Dick's short stories are indeed very short and most of them are just like our jokes. They're social humor, satire, political satire and science fiction as well. But in particular We Can Remember It For You Wholesale is a joke. It's a silly story. In order to make a serious action film out of it some people consider it satire. I think it's a terrible movie. It's so bad I can't watch it. But it bears no resemblance at all to the story like this. And then there's the adjustment bureau that came out a few years ago.  Just a silly story intended to to elicit laughs and making fun of science fiction basically. And I gotta tell you if you saw the adjustment bureau if you remember all the problems started when this this one agent a black guy wearing a trench coat and a hat he fell asleep when he was supposed to be watching the the protagonist to make sure he didn't get off a bus or something like that. In the story that character was a dog.  I said with very bad grammar just then. All right one last thing. I showed this on the tumbler. This came from a an indiegogo that I contributed to. It's a big book big heavy book. It's a collection of war stories with Cthulhu mythos as their basis. This is a heavy book. There's a lot of illustrations. I have not read any of it yet. It was recommended by the guys at the HPpodcraft.com. It wasn't expensive so you know so I paid to get a book. I have to say the one thing I have to say about is I think the art on the cover isn't very good. It looks amateurs to me. It looks like a fan art that you find on deviant art. And I feel the same way about the art in the interior. There are full color plates for every story. All of the interior art is done by one guy. And I'm not terribly impressed with it. There's a lot of detail, a lot of color, but that doesn't make good art. The anatomy is stiff. The faces are flat and expressionless. Again it looks like amateur stuff. What I want to say to the publishers of this book, the editor's names are on the cover and on the frontist piece. I don't see the name of the cover artist or the interior artist on the cover or the frontist piece or the table of contents. I had to find them in the copyrights. Cover image copyright Vincent Chong. Interior images copyright M. Wayne Miller. That's bad form guys. With a book like this where the art is so prevalent. Put the artist's name on the book. Put it on the cover. Put it on the frontist piece. Put it on the table of contents. That's bad form. Okay that's it. I would like to do collaborations with people who have read some of the books that I've reviewed other YouTubers who have read some of the books that I've reviewed and we can spend some time talking about the books. If anyone wants to do that leave messages and let me know. And again I want to be expanding the stuff that I do here on this channel. Hopefully before the end of the year I can start doing some of these board games. I can get people together and actually make some board game videos. So I'll see you then. Bye.


Good day, fellow investors. Welcome to the stock market news where we analyze the long-term situation and impact of what's going on onto your investments. Today, we're going to discuss the possible impact of the coronavirus to the global economy, to your investments. We're going to look at the situation in order to give you a clear risk and reward perspective that you can apply onto your portfolio. My name is Sven Karlin. I'm an independent stock market researcher and investor with a fundamental value investing long-term perspective on markets. If those words click with you, please subscribe to this channel and click that notification bell so that you get notified when there is a video that gives you value for your portfolio. On the content overview of the coronavirus, what's going on? What are the trends? How does it impact investing and the economy the Chinese economy, copper oil and all those repercussions in the system? How to analyze the risk and reward of potential investments and your current investments? Let's start. Coronavirus, we all know, outbreak January, grow perhaps even peak for now. It is like the SARS, the MERS, those common colds that got a little bit heavy. A lot of people died already, so my condolences to all the families, to all those that knew those people, especially in China and the few cases outside of China. Now it's still only in China, the big epicentrum in Wuhan, Hubei province, and okay, it's not really spreading that fast across the globe, which is fortunate because it is really important because people are really dying, no matter how much we can joke about it. The last data that I watched, when I started preparing this, this was the 5th of February, so a few days ago, and there were 25,000 cases, 4,000 new cases, but then the recent news that I got this morning from the Wall Street Journal, so we see that growth of confirmed cases is declining, so it's not really an exponential spread, and the number of cases is, let's say, flattening out after a month of very, very strong growth. It might also be the case that we have seen peak coronavirus, however it always remains an uncertainty. A lot of people have died, there are still new cases, and there are still a lot of news reports that scare or do not scare the market. We'll see later on the market impact, which has eased out, but you never know. Something happening again, like in Wuhan, somewhere in the United States, Europe, Australia, somewhere else, would then again spark market reactions, but then we'll have to see how it impacts fundamentals. Now, on the market reaction, we have seen first panic, and after the market did really well 2019 especially, we have seen perhaps it was justification for selling, let's sell the market tanked a little bit, but then it recovered and went again over new highs, as the coronavirus didn't blow out globally and exponentially, but it's easing out, we have seen the growth stopping down and let's say stabilizing, so the market isn't panicking that much anymore, but there are few repercussions that will impact it and the market in China is still down, so it was hit, but when you look at it from a one-year perspective, it's still there, it isn't a real significant impact. If you're watching the stock market moves over one month, two months, you get crazy, so forget about those. You look at over the long term, the market really didn't get such a hit. Individual stocks related to traveling oil, those are getting hammered and that's somewhere you can look for investments or for better risk reward. So, we have uncertainty when it comes to the coronavirus, we don't know what will happen, but what are the certainties? One certainty is that oil prices have declined 20%. As less demand for all, we have this now notion with Tesla exploding, so Tesla and Elon Musk have succeeded in what they wanted, are succeeding. On the other hand, oil is getting hammered because if Tesla succeeds, the other counterpart is oil and we have seen oil prices go down, demand from China slowing down because of all the quarantines, lower demand, lower traffic, lower aviation, lower everything, so oil is really being hit. That's a certainty and now where is the market impact? This impact will be seen now, but also in three, six months down the road, some companies report only twice in a year, you will see the lower oil prices coming out into financial statements and that's something you have to think, okay, whatever is going on is not just impacting the stock market now, will also impact fundamentals down the road and then you have to see, okay, how will that impact what's going on over the short term and the long term and then you have to see where are the investment opportunities for you. Another thing is copper, that was also severely hit over the last month, 40% of global copper demand comes from China. If China slows down, then it will have repercussions on copper, create opportunities but also risks, that's always like that. When we look at what's going on in China, slowing down the last few weeks will have an impact on the Chinese economy. It will slow down and that was the fear over the last five years for the market, for the global economy, the biggest fear was always the China will slow down and this is the black swan perhaps, the triggers that slowing down but then again if it stabilizes when China recovers it will again go back up perhaps at a higher growth rate. So never expect stability when it comes to investing the economy, whatever. It will always be volatile and that volatility gives you opportunities. Some see it as a risk, I see it as an opportunity. Another certainty, airlines have cut flights, they are saving on those flights so those that were profitable will lose money, those that were unprofitable will save money, all prices are down so they are cutting the flights but also it will be cheaper for them to fly as their hedge into the next years, the oil prices so some airlines that are not related might even benefit because all prices go down. So there is an impact, you just have to objectively see how that impact fits your investments or the investments you are attracted to and then the best way to see how something fits you is to look at real fundamentals. There are companies, you look at the cost of what they are producing against the price, against the probable long-term price or something. In this case just take oil as an example, oil is down now but you have companies that wherever the price of oil is remain very profitable and then you have risky companies that if oil prices go down companies become worthless. California resources, if oil prices go below a certain age it's worthless especially given the debt. However on the other hand Shell for the next eight years they will be pumping oil profitably and if oil prices go up they will be making more money but the stock price is much less volatile so much less risky and then you have to see okay what fits best my portfolio, something crazy risk, I can lose everything but the upside is 10 times like California resources or Shell okay it can go down 20, 30, 40 percent but it can go maximally up I don't know 50, 100 percent depending on oil prices and then you have a dividend alongside that. Just an example not a recommendation here I'll be analyzing probably all stocks down the road so please again subscribe, click that notification bell, leave a comment below what stocks do you want to see analyzed I will the more comments there are I will rank them over time and then really try to do research on those and make videos to give value to you. On Sunday also there will be free interesting stocks analyzed and I'll give my best to analyze some stock every Sunday here on the video as I share my research and my learning path to become a better and better investor over time I always think one can get always better and then a long-term perspective what is certain look at the long-term charts of the scp 500 of the shangai index the current coronavirus is just a blip on that not even seen but what is the clear trend the clean clear trend is up because we are businesses economies growth economies developing world technologies improving everything is getting better and therefore stocks the value of those stocks go up plus everybody's printing so much money the value of money goes down so that is the fundamental and the value of assets goes up that's fundamentals however you have to see okay where we are now in the ups and downs focusing trying to time the market betting on will the coronavirus have a global economic impact and paralyze everything or not nobody knows probably not probably not big chance it will not it will stabilize and then ease out like SARS and MERS but if it happens you have to have your portfolio ready if it doesn't happen you have to have your portfolio ready so you have to think like okay whatever happens I'm good and you must not fall prey to the news because this was a piece of information that impacts the market and human psychology but it's not relevant for the fundamentals a man dies and lying on the street in Wuhan and then in the text they say they don't know forum what died but this picture went all over the world stocks went down and this picture had an impact but it's not a fundamental pictures we have seen the fundamentals the analysis a chart is a fundamental picture that gives you data so really check your data and your resources don't fall prey to mass media outlets and that's something very important to understand and analyze when it comes to investing and as I said you have to find something that whatever happens it works well for you so what always works when it comes to investing there are companies that in bad times global paralysis six months of quarantine or whatever will make much less money when things turn good will make much more money so those companies that don't go bankrupt whatever happens are buys and as things get worse if things get worse you buy more you average in you can never time the bottom because we don't know whether there will be a new coronavirus outbreak as I said I don't know where somewhere in the United States for example or not and that's the uncertainty when it comes to the market blacks ones blacks ones will always impact the market however what you can look at is your portfolio low risk high reward whatever happens I'm good if things turn out well I'm really good and that's how you have to think about your portfolio investments and see how you're positioned for what's going on over the long term if you have good businesses the compounding will improve will do well and therefore you have to find those businesses and if you find businesses that will do bad if things get bad then you have to put them into a portfolio perspective that it doesn't impact your long term well or that is a risk reward that you can take and actually improves your long-term compounding of the portfolio company that got hit because of the coronavirus and will get hit alongside airlines is starbucks because of the big market in china people are not drinking coffee not going to work so they will certainly get hit but you have to see okay when this passes is this an opportunity or not how does this fit your investment style and whether is this a company you want to own are already owning or you wish to add it's very likely everything will smoothen out will be better in the future over the next five ten years so this might be another opportunity to invest if it goes lower you should be happier because then you get an even better opportunity to invest into what can be a great business for your portfolio so businesses will continue to grow even if now we have a contraction which is normal which is cyclical the world is cyclical and not predictable so that's something you have to take into account but focus on fundamentals whatever happens you do well that makes life that makes investing life really really easy i don't know what will happen with the coronavirus i'm okay with it i sleep well i hope it doesn't get me again my condolences to all those that were hit and let's hope that it slows down at and it let's say really doesn't affect lives anymore and that this situation comes back to normal we will see but as investors we have to be prepared for anything thank you for watching looking forward to your comments i'll see you on sunday with a video on stock analysis very interesting even related to the corona virus i'll see you in the next video


So legally maybe that's not actually possible in real life to put crime evidence on display in a museum If that's even what this is, but I could be wrong. And why are there masks missing? I'm sure this will play a part in the story going forward too if they're using real costumes We're the real mask again Hayden's wig is a talk of the town, but I'm certain it looks better on screen Could this museum could this museum if that's what it even is again have something to do with them talking about true crime in some Fashion like the true crime commentary. I know many people want to see it could have something to do with that I can't wait to see this trailer next month But apparently reshoots for the film have also took place But I assume those were for establishing such or exterior shots Also, big screen leaks has chimed in to give us an update on this trailer Saying that or in response to an account universal horror That's been the one that was the original source so far of this leaked image Telling them that the trailer is not coming out the first week of December like that account claims But there is a date set that I guess big screen leaks know of and they're not going to share that So as far as when I could see it dropping most likely I would see it dropping either sooner due to this leak or dropping around the time of Babylon's release Something about this seems like it was planned because bloody disgusting started talking about the leak And it's very rare that you see bloody disgusting talk about leaks So it feels like this was an inside job done on purpose, but I could be wrong now just to touch on Jeepers Creepers Unfortunately Yeah, this news came last week we lost Nikki Acox who starred as Minxie Hayes in the second inch here I believe the characters last name was Hayes Acox's sister-in-law informed the world of this over on Facebook last week And I just want to say I hope that they are showered with love during this time because I know What she was going through it was over on Instagram if you know what she was dealing with You know that she hadn't posted in a while It was making some many people very concerned for her so that news that we got last week wasn't wasn't comforting at all But Nikki was also in other projects because the supernatural family have definitely shown up over this Unfortunate news to pay respect to their original mega actress now remember I told you that in Salva's TV show outline He had the character of Minxie as a player involved 23 years later He tweaked it to include the character of Minxie So I will say a part of me while reading that outline was hoping We could get to see her back acting as that character in some capacity now She's wishful thinking because again Salva and his work were definitely more ever see the light of day again I don't think but I know she also was referring to herself as a former actress a lot these days And she was dealing with a lot so she wasn't really acting She was dealing with a lot and she unfortunately passed away last week Now but I do want to say thank you for all the childhood memories Nikki she was in joy right to but many of us who watch my channel and just watch she was creepers know that she was Very well known for her role as Minxie and Jeepers creepers to she who did a phenomenal job in that movie She was phenomenal and what I saw her in in supernatural when I was watching that show as a kid Now she was again also enjoy ride But many of us just knew her as Minxie from Jeepers creepers to and I want to say thank you for the childhood memories I really hope that you rest in peace So just to touch on terrifier 3 Terrifier 3 is going to pick up where 2 left off. This is according to Damien Leon and my 2 cents on that Based off is this based off the mid credit scene or the ending scene prior to that? So Damien tweeted that I he said this I will say terrifier 3 picks up where part 2 ends and it's effing wild Maybe I'm forgetting something because I could swear you have two things you could play off of you You could either play off the mid credit scene in the asylum with the head birth Or the very last scene prior to the credits where I believe the pale girl is taking our head away from the siblings Terrifier 2 has been very successful. Honestly in its release It has made over 11 million dollars at the box office So it's great to see indie horror succeeding like this and hopefully this means that terrifier 3 Can get a budget closer to 1 million so we can see even more growth in the production value as the series continues to find success uh Terrifier 3 in this opening that could be wild I don't know what they're playing off of if they're going off of that asylum sequence Then I can see yep that being very wild because that was a very off-putting scene. I wasn't expecting that it was very bizarre very unnerving and If they're somehow going to just pick it up right back there, I'm not going to complain It's it's going to be an abrupt way to just thrust you into the narrative Obviously for people who aren't familiar with the series, but if that's what he has planned and that's what he has planned I was just uncertain if they really are referring to that or damien is referring to picking up to Something that's not related to the mid credit scene the actual scene that happens prior to the credits rolling But we'll see because that's the only part I was confused on So I hope terrifier 3 happens sooner rather than later at the latest I hope we get it in 2024 around halloween season if not 2024 Hopefully the earliest of course next year, but I don't think it's coming next year Early should probably be 2024 latest 2025, but we'll see what happens The last thing I wanted to talk about in this video Is related to harry potter now rave rave finds Or rave finds has let it be known that he'd be down to play Voldemort again Now he revealed as I believe speaking to variety He said of course to the idea if Warner Brothers or jk rowling asked him to return Now me and many other fans know that his character died during the second and wizarding war in the novel And it was the portrayed exactly like that in the books Although I know there were some tweaks clearly that I remember vividly when I watched that movie I'm like that's not how he died in the books Or at least what happened post death So my thing is Just because he's dead Obviously he can still return we seen skeet or returning screensticks If they want to bring this actor back to play Voldemort I'm not against it My thing is I would prefer to see it done in a way That is during a show centered on the first wizarding war Or at least the events that led to it may be told from the perspective of Voldemort And as he ages we just end up back with rave Finds in the role as he who must not be named once more I think that's how it should be done if you were to bring him back Do it like that so at least he can have some substantial springtime I wouldn't bring him back in any type of way connected to harry having nightmares All these years later related to Voldemort I wouldn't bring him back in some sort of dream sequence that someone is having about him If you bring him back I would want to see him back in full effect while the character is alive while tom riddle is still alive And the way to do that would be to explore the character in some type of prequel series Prequel film that builds up to that first wizarding war. That's how I think it should be done But you guys let me know what you think about it down in the comment section below If you have a record make sure you subscribe turn on post notifications so that you never miss a video in the description I'll have links to all my social media accounts. I am on facebook twitter and instagram You can message me there, of course. So let me know is any movies news or reviews You'd like me to cover in the future and with all that in mind guys. I will see you in the next video


Hello everyone welcome back to my session one part four today I'm going to talk about a capacity building as I discussed in earlier tutorials how you know we worked on one framework in one of the NGO and we got excellent results you know with the remarkable reduction of Sam man you know underweight even stenting and it became our goal to kind of replicate this model you know if not the whole model but at least the learning that we had from that NGO and once I kind of presented my data in world breastfeeding conference you know IT Bombay I think got to know about this data and you know they invited me for many of their workshops you know because one of the department was working on nutrition a sitara it's a sitara and that that's that's what I joined but even in 2017 or so one of the professor Professor Kannan he was running this program on spoken tutorial you know and he created multiple tutorials on software you know teaching children software through through online tutorials and he decided to get into health and nutrition you know tutorials and that's where we met and I you know he asked me if I could be content reviewer or the team lead and it was a golden opportunity to pass on the knowledge that I had acquired you know for so many years working in slums and I immediately grabbed that opportunity and here I am actually you know and I joined another department called sitara that's a data department it also called we call it Chinnu child nutrition center of excellence so here we have you know a few professors who are working on in child nutrition so talking about data analytics from government you know we get we do a data analytics HMI is data analytics you know a lot of other data analysis we also I take a course on maternal infant young child nutrition it's a critical issue and contemporary India another professor professor Satish at new three you know he's a data geek so he talk he takes classes on analytics for students but he's also very very passionate about nutrition for young children so he's he's just amazing professor and we have a professor methora and he works on basically you know food technology and food processing so we have a wonderful team and I'm part of it now and I've continued working at spoken tutorial because you know that project is extremely close to my heart because we are creating all this health spoken tutorial in my field and I'm going to talk about it right now but basically you know once we decided to kind of take this learning to different you know kind of districts or blocks or even state now we wanted to have a conversions approach you know I mean that was we know that you know we need the Department of Health we need Department of WCD so this is what basically you know we try to have the conversions wherever we go but many times has happened that you know Department of Health may not be talking to WCD department you know and we have difficulty but you know we try our best so here there was this one training which was done in Milgaard this is a sub district magistrate right there sitting on the main chair over there and you know she she's ice officer Dr. Mittali City one of the very charming very hard-working young ice officer and she came to Satara Bombay and said that you know I have so much of malnutrition in my Milgaard can you please help us what to do so not only she got some training in our department you know but she also you know we did online training in COVID time we could not travel so basically all the whole department you know WCD as well as the Minister of Health and Family Welfare we did training online but then she you know she also attended the training and in fact eventually she started kind of training on her own you know using a health spoken tutorial so it empowered her so much that she started taking training on her own so our goal is basically you know capacity building so what we do we try to you know get all this healthcare workers Anganwadi workers you know to come and basically learn from us this is in Thalassery and what we do is we give them breast model okay we give them baby doll we give them some material okay and then of course you know growth charts because it's very important that they learn how to plot growth charts and they see tutorials we are going to talk about I think I've already discussed a little bit of tutorial earlier but I'll be discussing a bit more about it and this is how you know we we train them actually so we do a lot of workshop and when we have access to live born babies we also invite mothers with young babies so they can get exposure to how to you know help mothers you know with breastfeeding in a workshop environment and this training is actually three to four days you know and we have so much fun because you know there's so much of interaction this was in Pitrager in one of the training and it's all Anganwadi workers and you know this Pitrager is an Uttarakhand very close to China border actually you know it took us three days to reach there and again you know there's a lot of interaction a lot of talking we insist a lot on cross-credit loan and 45 points of counseling this is again in Chandrapur Chandrapur district Maharashtra and again my goal is skill so we kind of make them very very efficient on skills you know everybody knows that breastfeeding is important you know everybody knows it but how to do it unfortunately that skill was lacking so we insisted on that this again from mail card so every every training gets is 45 point counseling brochure okay it it has become like our mantra analysis like Hanuman Chalisa this has become like cross-credit cross-credit loan Pistolisa how do we do it we do it with the help of health spoken to all because only with you know tutorial like that you know would help us to train lakhs and lakhs of healthcare workers and that's what our goal is so and I'm the content provider of the sales spoken tutorial I have some other senior doctors also who basically kind of give us you know their recommendation association time-to-time we have Dr. Ratnathar she is the nutritionist and she she gives her feedback on all the content reviewer of recipes so we have a lot of recipes videos also and so far we have created 73 tutorials they are on adult adolescent maternal infant young child feeding nutrition they are presently in 15 Indian languages they also created in Korku and Santali this are two you know tribal languages this is some of the topics many more has come come out after this you know this slide but we have topics on each and every every point you can think of you know so breastfeeding all the different points breast crawl colostrum you know breast crawl during a sizzling section and we have it on any complications of breastfeeding like generally we don't see it when we have proper breastfeeding at birth but in case if anybody has a nipple sore or breast condition breast difficult breastfeeding difficulties then we also talk about type 1 type 2 nutrient which I discussed in the last session about type 1 and type 2 type 2 are important for the growths you know for muscle development as well as lean as well as you know bone growth then we'll have recipes recipes videos for six months old seven months old eight to eleven months old in all different age group junk food is another very important tutorial because everywhere people need so much of junk food and you know it's important to show them this video to make them understand what happens to the body when they have this you know empty calories we also created tutorials on you know personal hygiene safe preparation all the different nutrients why they're important nutrients like choline vitamin B12 magnesium potassium you know all calcium with vitamin C protein you know and then we have created a recipe videos for vegetarians and non vegetarians for each nutrient okay we also have recipes for pregnant mothers lactating mothers pre pregnancy nutrition so of course I know I'll be basically asking me to watch some of these tutorials in in each of my sessions but you know definitely if you can subscribe to it and keep the notification on we have also created tutorials on growth charts because many times mothers they don't know like you know what should be the target weight of that child what even the healthcare workers they don't know you know how to plot graph graphs or whether babies gaining weight or not appropriately so we have those really good tutorials on W which are growth chart which I will be taking in detail in probably around on 12th session actually this are some of the languages that we have created tutorials in it's getting dubbed as we speak what has spoken to all they're like about 10 minutes animated tutorials and you know it is we created through screen capture and we with the running commentary script approved by a beginner's understandable so I wanted to kind of you know obviously it's it's a rule that I abide you know professor Canon is very very strict on all this spoken tutorial rules so you know he always mentioned that the script should be so simple that even the young like a youngest child I would say even the young adults and not the youngest child but the adolescents should be able to understand what we are saying you know so what we did is basically we brought science and you know skills to the last mile through this tutorials okay and our goal is that you know if somebody stuck if they want to know about certain things and if they if you suppose mother is say in somewhere and she's not been able to breastfeed she should be able to and she does not have any access to say any help then she can just switch on this tutorial and you know understand what are those 45 points and then she can learn about it you know and most of time they are very very successful because we run this you know one at one internal portion headline and that's been really kind of you know we get a lot of calls and many times we just send them this tutorials and you know mother said that oh problem is solved within 24 hours so so that's what we also kind of you know encourage mothers and help you focus to call us if there is an issue okay all these two tolls are basically you know translated in 22 languages Indian languages ours health coconut rollers are translated in 15 languages and right now many tribal area ice officers are coming to us and they want us to translate into those tribal languages so we have started that translation as well and it's in the open source we have it on a website as well as we have it on a YouTube so you can just go and watch you know whichever tutorial you want totally free of cost for everyone this is just example of you know it's taken from YouTube and we're showing how it is shown what are these two tolls or what is the tolls so I mean who are the beneficiaries of this tutorial everybody believe me you know more than urban mothers rule mothers parents urban parents healthcare workers you know including medical officers nurses pediatricians obstetricians especially and pediatrician we don't have any knowledge we didn't have it Anganwadi workers asha's a names it was just anybody because it's a life skill it's a nutrition in the life skill breast feeding complementary feeding imagine if you didn't know what like how to eat right or how to feed the child I mean child is a tremendous risk of getting into malnutrition because they don't have a store you know so it's important that you know we we learn this and I would also recommend you know adolescents and even college students college students you know undergrad post grad PhD students they should watch it you know good thing about this is that there is no dilution of knowledge because lot of what happens in TOT when you train somebody and we ask a person to go and train somebody else no long time there is some amount of dilution you know so here what happens is you know when training on the trainers trainers have this tutorial if on front of them they can train using these tutorials and then can have discussion so there is no dilution of knowledge in a same amount same kind of on to next person and goal is to really kind of train each and every help you because using our tutorials it is designed for self-learning also so as I mentioned that you know anybody can watch it and they can learn on their own okay it's easy to share a link with anybody so suppose if you have anybody in your family who is kind of struggling with breastfeeding or complimentary feeding or you know not sure whether baby can eat this or that you know you can just pass on the link and boom mother will know everything even if somebody it's it does not have smartphone okay and say the healthcare worker or the team wants to go through training you know I think Bombay used to basically provide Asha I mean Akash tablet you know and we used to do training using Akash tablet but so far we haven't had that problem because you know really we do training on the screen so so far we don't have that problem and tutorials also can be played in hospitals and government healthcare center wherever they want you know and we can also kind of do large IT kind of training you know because we have we can train like thousand people at a time or even 10,000 people at a time now we have that kind of facility at IIT Bombay so you know so we can do that we can do scaling of this training to to whole of India actually and this is our YouTube channel health spoken tutorial IIT Bombay and you know if you want you can just kind of subscribe over here and this was taken when there were only a hundred subscribers you know we didn't have this was almost five years ago and now we have almost almost 16,000 subscribe subscribers and I would want many more of course and we have different channels like English Tamil you know Hindi so we have all the different language channels we will also making a playlist playlist for example say for lactating mothers play play list would be different for pregnant mothers the playlist would be different so we will create the playlist For Munna, classroom, we will learn this is the reason for breastfeeding which was the first step to breastfeeding before breastfeeding, there were preparations for mother and to get the full breastfeeding, go ahead let's start In the world, mothers make their children stand in different situations. For a mother and her children, the best situation is when the mother and the children are at rest from the beginning. The children can connect deeply to the mother's body. Okay. So that was Hindi. Now this is breastfeeding latching. Welcome to the spoken tutorial on breastfeeding latching. In this tutorial, we will learn about breastfeeding latching and learn how many times to breastfeed. Before we start, remember that breastfeeding latching is very important for a pregnant woman. Because breastfeeding latching is wrong, it will only cause constipation from nipple. This will reduce breastfeeding latching. Welcome to the spoken tutorial on breastfeeding latching. In this tutorial, we will learn about breastfeeding latching for 6 months. We will learn about breastfeeding latching for 6 months to 24 months. So we have also created questionnaires for each and every tutorial. So what happens is whenever we go for training, depending on what thematic that they want to get trained in, we basically do pre-test and post-test. Now, a lot of this question is also there on digital media, digital platform. So if you don't want to kind of put it up on the paper or you don't want to waste papers, you can also take those exams just online. So this is the facility we have. So here in one of the training, what we are doing is we are giving exams. So they are taking exams on phone and this is pre-test exams. So they all are busy taking exams. This was in Banaskata district and we had put it up for all our questionnaires on KoboTool. So this is to understand their knowledge retention and how much knowledge. First of all, pre-test. So we want to know how much knowledge they had previously. But the thing is the skills are very much new for them. So obviously they don't do very well on pre-test, but they do amazingly well on post-test. This is in Goa actually. So the tutorials are being run in College of Home Sciences. Here, one of the Anganwadi workers is showing some mothers. There was some breastfeeding week. So they're talking about breastfeeding. So, you know, I mean, it just runs on the phone. So even if you're visiting somebody's house and if she has an issue, you just show them this tutorial and they will know what to do. So again, this is one of the training in Talaasari in Palghar. You know, they are just so captivated by it because it's so interesting for them actually, you know, normally learning about new skill, but it's like, wow, okay, I'm learning everything from online tutorials and that to something like this, which they had never heard of, you know, learning about breastfeeding from tutorials actually. This is in Bara, Rajasthan, where, you know, Action Against Hunger has a beautiful project running over there. Faitanga Foundation is called.  So this is another story I would like to share with you all because we're talking about capacity building of our MIICF for different states. So we have Dr. Fancy and he's just, I mean, of course, I have known him since 2019 now and, you know, he was a DHO at Sabarkata District. So he came to Sabarkata District. I mean, he came to our Satara IIT Bombay to meet us with his team. This is Professor Satish Fnio 3 and this is his team.  What is it doing with child nutrition? You know, it's an engineering institute. I mean, what are they doing for, we call it CHINU.  You know, we have a center of excellence, actually. You know, nobody knows that, but we have, it's a center of excellence on child nutrition. And he stayed there for two days, you know, and then he learned about our work. He was completely impressed. So he decided that he wanted to take this training to Sabarkata District. So immediately, you know, he came in March and he rolled out and literally in April, he rolled out the whole program. He took only four tutorials because, you know, that time he wanted to just focus on breastfeeding latching, you know, and he called it as a latching project. So he disseminated about four tutorials on latching. Okay. And this is how he did it. So what he did, he basically took exams of all the people, pre-test exam. Then he asked him to watch tutorial, ST tutorial, okay, four tutorials. So basically started with medical officers. Okay. And then he asked him to take the exams again, like a post-test. Then he basically what he did, he said that, okay, now you attend the training workshop where we had breast model and doll and all that, you know, and then basically he said, okay, now you practiced on the doll and the baby on the breast model. Now you go and practice on mothers. Okay. Because unless you practice in the field, you wouldn't know whether you are getting impact or not. Okay. And then what he did, he said, okay, now you follow a few babies. So he gave about 10 babies. And he said, now you see what is impact. And if there was any poor weight gain, he would say, go back again, watch this tutorial, take that exam, practice again. So it was like a whole circle, you know. Until each and every medical officer understood the actual skills and started showing impact, you know, by the time we were getting just amazing results and Sabar Khattar district had in NFHS 4, Sabar Khattar district had 51% stunting, 51%. Okay. And the result NFHS 5-etages came out and the stunting, I'm not saying it was just because of lacking project, but basically, you know, the results that I saw in those past, in the six months, it was just mind-blowing because what was happening, we had not touched mothers' nutrition. So a lot of these babies were born small. Okay. They were like 2.3, 2.4 kgs, you know. But just in a matter of couple of months, they would like, you know, double their weight in just one and a half month, two months, you know, fast, fast. One and a half kg, one and a half kg, one and a half kg, you know, every month. And by the time they were like three months, they were like so tall and big and we were really, really excited. So this is one of the training in Sabar Khattar where I'm training all the medical officers and nurses and, you know, all those people. We did three-day training and then we also had trained, you know, some of these, this was after we finished that project with medical officers, you know. So this was in September. Again, I went to train some of these ASHAs. One of the block, Himmat Nagar block, we wanted to train all the ASHAs, direct training, you know, face-to-face training with ASHAs. And this is the same program. ASHAs are basically learning all the skills, extremely happy, you know.  And there were, you know, a lot of these medical officers are male doctors, but they were just so comfortable. And even they were so excited. Because it's a different technique, it's completely different hand, completely different way you hold the breast, you know. And then obviously they were making sure that, you know, so they were running the tutorials in the back. And at the end of the tutorial, they would basically show them direct techniques, you know. Here again, some of this, you know, see how they are learning using this tutorial. And then basically practicing on the baby dolls, you know, with mothers directly. A lot of time they don't have, you know, space. So they just sit outside in the open space, you know. There's a rural area, some of them are really remote tribal areas, you know. But it's just that, you know, we took this learning to the last mile. And Dr. Fancy is just, he is one of the very dynamic officer, you know. I really have a lot of respect for him. Again, same, you know, each and every PhD had this tutorial is running. And we kind of, you know, gave each and every important points of breastfeeding, you know. What we did is we made them latching expert. I would not call them lactation expert. I call them latching expert. Because if you have a good latch, you will not have any complication. You will not have breastapses. You don't, they don't need to be doctors to learn latch, you know. Latching is every mother needs to know. Every father needs to know how to latch the baby, you know. So this is what we did. We just made them latching expert. Here, what is happening is after, you know, taking those exams, medical officer is teaching this mother's, you know, how to hold the baby. This is, of course, on the baby doll. And here, you know, this is again in Himmat Nagar. I went to district hospital because I realized that most of the babies are born in district hospital, you know, sub-district hospital. So here, there were this bunch of nursing students. So I was teaching them how to help mother, you know, with latching. So again, trainings, you know, again, people are discussing 45 points. They discuss with each other. Okay. Because I want to make sure that once they see that at all, they can able to teach others also. So we do a lot of this training, you know, how to teach other mothers to teach other healthcare workers. Then what we did, you know, both after, you know, Banaskata and also Sabarkata, we created latching groups. Okay. So in that latching group, what would happen? Of course, this is from MailGuard because in MailGuard also had a latching group. It's in Marathi over here.  It was in MailGuard, they would just write it on the piece of paper and send me data, weekly data or bi-weekly data of all the children, whether they're growing well or not, you know. But, and then we know it would be, it would come on, somebody would put in our Excel spreadsheet and I would basically follow up those babies to see how they're growing. If they were not growing well, I'll put it in the red. If they are very critical in output in dark red. So we were doing everything manually actually. It was a very manual tedious job, you know, to put all this. But through those WhatsApp, you know, doctors would kind of send some of the videos to kind of make sure that latching was good, positioning was good. So there was a lot of interaction through, you know, WhatsApp. Of course, we took consent of mothers, but it was more for a learning purpose, you know. And then we used a lot of IC material, data monitoring tool also. So here, you know, with the State Institute of Health and Family Welfare Gujarat, we just had a training of 200 people, state level training. So 33 people from 33 district came and then we kind of created this IC material and, you know, we kind of gave it to them. It was four-day training, residential training, and hours or eight in the morning till 12 midnight, you know. And then, of course, these are some of the nutrition charts that we gave out. I'll be talking about this, all the different nutrients, magnesium, sulphur, all that. So you'll be learning about it. These are basically brochures that we had created, 45 points. So they took these brochures also with them. Then we have this, of course, I discussed about, you know, mothers coming to PhDs, you know. So this is one of the picture. And here, you know, once a mother gets delivered, this medical officer is teaching her how to breastfeed. And here is the tutorial running in the background. So one of the neighbor, one of the family member is actually watching the tutorial, you know, because it's important to teach her also. Because when she goes back, mother goes back, you know, she won't have medical officer in her or I'll start teaching her 24-7. You know, so we make sure that family members are taught to, you know, if husband is around, husband should learn, you know, like how to hold a baby, how to give it to the mother, you know, how to change a diaper, all that. Here is one of the beautiful picture, the RBSK doctor is teaching the mother. You know, they go for the checkup in her 40s. So they, you know, because he had attended the training, he knew exactly how to hold the baby. So he sat down on the floor, you know, and he was teaching mother 45 points.  So I feel that even India, if each and every healthcare person, okay, be it RBSK, Ayush, MBBS, staff nurse, triple A's, you know, all the facilitators, supervisors, CDPs, they all should know it. You know, once they know it, they'll know exactly what to do, you know, and they'll figure out where the problem is. So I insist that they all should. In fact, IAS officers should know too, really. What are the results of training in BK? Of course, I already kind of presented the data, but before we did the research, you know, we wanted to see that after this training, what are the results that, you know, when we told them to follow up 10 babies. So each trainee was following 10 babies. So just in a matter of, you know, a couple of months, we had data of 407 children, you know. And if you look at it, we had just amazing results. Look at this, more than 30 to 45 grams. Almost 50% children had more than 30 gram weight per day. And some more had even more than 40 grams, you know. So this is important that, you know, we must make sure that children gain good amount of weight. Here, you know, we wanted to see that at week one and week four, what was the difference, you know. So this is basically definitely children kind of curve shift to the right. You know, that means children were born small, but, you know, in the matter of just four weeks, they were coming closer to the mean, means they were becoming bigger, you know. Mean means here, it's only your average children that are on the mean, okay. This was, we wanted to see what was the data. So we had about 49 babies who were low birth weight babies. And we wanted to see what was the data at week one, week two, week three. And here, you know, in week one, there was almost 40 gram weight gain in one week, 40 gram weight gain. So this is per day weight gain data. In week two, it was 30 gram weight gain per day. Here, week three, 34 gram weight gain. So what I'm saying is that, you know, if the latching is good, then the average weight gain per day is pretty high. It's pretty good actually, you know. Here is one very nice, you know, field health supervisor. I would say actually A&M supervisor. She had, her daughter-in-law had delivered a baby, 3.1 kg. And she had, she had learned this technique from D.H. Dr. Fancy when he was D.H. over there, Baraskhata. And when he, when she learned that technique from him, you know, she said, let me try it on my daughter-in-law. There's no harm. So she tried that technique and this baby was just gaining weight like leaps and bounds. Like by 13 day, baby was only 4.3, can you imagine? Birth weight is 3.15. And 13 day, baby was 4.3. And in one month, baby was 5.6. I mean, 5.6, 5.6 kg at around two, two months of age, two, two and a half months of age. Imagine this baby gained 2.5 kg in one month. I mean, unbelievable. So then, you know, when she came to meet me in the training and she attended the training, fall training again, because when I was going to talk more about maternal infant young child nutrition, the whole thing. So she came again for the training. And here I just want to play one more video. Birth weight is 3.0 kg. And when she gained 3.5 kg, she gained 4.3 kg. She gained 4.3 kg. And in one month, she gained 5.6 kg. So leaching has a huge difference. Leaching has a huge difference. She understands and shares with other children. She shares with her mother. Even her mother has a lot of support. Her mother has a lot of support. I have a lot of FHS. But when I was in college, and my mother was with me, she shared with me a lot of support. And I used to do my work. I used to explain to other mothers. I used to tell them, if your child's weight is more important, then you are not worthy of breastfeeding. I used to have a lot of meetings with my parents. I used to have a lot of meetings with other delivery mothers. When I met her in NC, I used to teach her how to do leaching. I used to teach her how to do leaching. And I used to share with her mother and share with her mother. I used to explain the weight of this child. She has a lot of support. Does she have much weight? She used to exercise in the morning. She used to exercise in the morning. Do you like it that she uses to exercise in the morning? No. Do you think she has more resources? No. Now she is a practical woman. She has studied a lot, but if she changes, she will not get the results. But when she grows, she has the results of her children. She was educated, amazing. She's saying that, you know, she's going to take this 45 points to each and every child that she knows, you know, so that's, that's amazing. So it's the same baby, you know, her grandchild. So this is a baby at four months of age, baby's 8 kg. Okay, so by four months, if baby's 8 kg, you can imagine how beautifully that baby must have grown, okay, from 3 kg to 8 kg in just four months. This is a Sabar kata again, you know, the first display that I was talking about with Dr. Fancy was a DH, and then he moved to Banaskata. So we took that program to Banaskata. And here, you know, as you can see, the stunting rate is 51%. So we just started the latching project, nothing else. And you can see all these babies are born low birth weight, so 2.6 kg, 2.2 kg, look at the low birth weight babies. But because of the breastfeeding was so good, you know, the latching was so good, that they were, look at the weight gain 4.89, you know, in just matter of two months, this baby 2.2 to 6.6. So basically literally in three months, you know, he tripled the weight. Normally, we are told that, okay, tripling of weight is one year. So anytime when I ask in the field, when should this baby triple the weight, there's a one year. So they, they feel that, okay, one year old 6.6 is normal. No, not normal. You know, so the babies, they've gained very faster and cross-created hold. In fact, low birth weight babies, they gain such beautiful weight as mind-blowing, okay? This is some of the babies, Manaskata are just clicked in a doubling of weight, 60 gram weight gain per day. Imagine, this is 24 day old baby, okay? Beautiful, beautiful. So this I already discussed about the complementary feeding. Here are some of the BK program that, you know, just sharing some of the beautiful photographs of these babies.    So they just continue carrying a small weighing scale, you know, they use it till one year of age. And here, like we have 24 week, 24 week baby boy, you know, who is already reached 10 kg, okay? So this is some of the pretty much small, small children. Six kids, this is just me, three month old baby, less than three month old. This is a six month old baby girl, 9.1, exclusively breastfed mother's milk. Okay, small baby, look at the length, so fast, so tall they grow. Okay. So if you want to really tackle malnutrition and infantile young children in India, you know, you have to have this training of correct breastfeeding hold, latching and correct complementary food advice. It should go on the war footage. Otherwise, you know, war footing, I should say, you know, then only you'll see the results. Otherwise, you'll be like just maybe one or 2% here and there difference. Some of the foreign after pictures from Maharashtra, and this is actually from, yeah, so left one is from Maharashtra, right one is from Gujarat, tribal areas, both of them are tribal areas. Look at the difference. This is from Malaga, you know, we had done one training and mothers were taught correct techniques and see how beautiful they grow babies. There's some before and after babies, you know, way forward, this are some of my advice for, you know, ice officers, people in government, what can they do? Because now we have a lot of field experience. And, you know, if they take it up, you will definitely see results. They just need to know what to do. And implementation is important. So what to do is easy. It's easy to understand what to do, but how to do and how to get it done. That's another, you know, that also idea can help actually. And one important point is escalation process, I would also call mentoring process. So what happens like in India, whenever we kind of when we when we do training and when we do mentoring of all these healthcare workers, you know, so because I'm there for them on WhatsApp, anytime a baby say, don't get away, they immediately call me or they WhatsApp me, the baby is not getting what to do, you know, and I would guide them, right? But in India, I don't know where would they go? Because we don't have the system, the baby does not grow well. I, there is no system at this point. System is they do Mamta, Mamta they and then do heightened weight and if they find Sam, and they would basically admit child in this NRC. But what happens when baby is kind of going down, there is not gaining weight, there's stagnation, there is no growth failure. So there is no system like that. So we need to have a system. So here I've created a protocol for some of the projects where I say that, you know, and I we do the similar thing in US. So what happens is when the baby to discharge in US, pediatricians see this child and I'm talking about even public health. So pediatrician, the pediatricians are not there, then you know, family physician is there, or if family physician or then we have a nurse physician. So we have all these different category training children, you know, children health care. And we keep continuously this baby is a week 24 to 48 hours depending upon the weight gain.  Okay, now obviously, in US, there is an issue of formula feeding. So in formula feeding may of course, baby will gain weight, but in breastfeed babies, we are very, very strict. So, you know, unfortunately, I don't see that of course, we have HBNC visits over here, where they do visit 3037 1421 28 or that. But you know, I feel that from zero to three, it's still too too late, you need to do zero, one, two, because those are the days when mother is learning Latin. Okay, so and if if you can teach that mother and baby diet within the next like within one hour, 10 hours, or maybe first 24, 48 hours, and when the mother is in the PNC, boom, then you will not have any problem. 90% of the babies, you know, they mothers, they and babies, they learn to latch and feed very well within next 10 days, you know, but don't let them go. I won't call them don't discharge them, but at least do frequent visits do it every 24, 48 hours, whatever it takes, because our goal is to make that latch happen, you know, efficiently. I want that milk transfer to occur. You cannot wait for 10 days, because there are there are myths, you know, that Oh, baby will gain birth weight by seven days, 10 days. No, we don't see that. You saw 2.5 kg weight gain in one month. If I waited for two weeks to for baby to gain weight birth weight, baby would have been malnourished, you know, so please do not wait, just continue every 24 to 40 hours, you know, whatever need be, carry wingscale with you, you know, ask ASHA, ANM, whoever, you know, who was staying close to the mother's house to go and check the weight. And if baby's not gaining weight, then we of course tell ASHAs and ANMs to continue teaching those 45 points. And within within, say even the next visit, baby's not getting weight, and that baby needs to be escalated. Okay, then comes supervisors, then comes medical officers, because if babies are not gaining weight with with proper flatching, then there is some other issue, right? There are organic causes of not gaining weight.


Is fake meat healthy? Well, if you're a vegetarian or a vegan, we live in a time of the most abundant choices of plant-based proteins. Specifically, I'm talking about mock meat, like vegetarian sausages, vegetarian chicken nuggets, vegetarian bacon, the meat alternatives are endless. It's exciting to have so many options right now, but are these new inventions actually healthy? Well, first of all, I enjoy looking at the ingredients of these vegan or vegetarian options. And one of the things that you'll frequently discover is the presence of gluten in a great number of these alternative foods. If not in the meat fiber itself, certainly in the breading. And as you've learned in gut check, 100% of my patients with an autoimmune disease and leaky gut or intestinal permeability have antibodies to the various forms of gluten that occur in wheat, rye, and barley. So that's a no starter right there. But what about these wildly popular Beyond Meat and Impossible Burgers? Surely those are okay. Well, I see them on the menu everywhere. But we need to take a closer look. Let's start with Beyond Meat. So what's in it? Well, there are a few ingredients of the dozen or so like vinegar and lemon juice that are great. But those are the very last two ingredients on the list. So let's take a look at the top four main ingredients besides water. Number one, pea protein. What is it? Well, it's protein that has been extracted from peas. They actually break peas down and just take the protein out of the peas. Now, most peas in the United States are sprayed with glyphosate, better known as Roundup. Why do they do that? Because even though peas are not genetically modified, it is much easier to harvest peas or soybeans if they are dead and dried. It turns out harvesting a dead plant is much more efficient than harvesting a living plant because the water weight is decreased. Now, why pea protein? Believe it or not, pea protein is dirt cheap. It is one of the cheapest sources of protein there is. Gee, do you think maybe they decided to use pea protein not because of its health benefits? But because it's cheap, hmm, I wonder. Now, why do you want to avoid it? Peas are part of the legume family and lectins are proteins and the lectins are present in pea protein. And a large number of my patients with leaky gut, with autoimmune diseases, react to the protein, and collectin in peas. That's why you want to avoid it. Are there other thoughts about why you might want to avoid it? Well, here's number one. Anytime you take a whole food and break it apart into its individual amino acids or sugars or fats, you've predigested that food so that you now, believe it or not, have a ultra-processed food. So just because beyond meat or beyond beef looks like a whole food, looks like a burger, in fact, it's as ultra-processed as anything else. So the next time you think you're eating healthy and a non-processed food, think again, you're eating an ultra-processed food. Now, number two ingredient is expeller press canola oil. Now, it doesn't say non-GMO canola oil, does it? That's because almost all canola oil in the United States is sprayed with Roundup and is genetically modified. So there's another no-no. Now, don't get me wrong. In my books, I allow organic canola oil. If you can find it, why? Because canola oil is loaded with a short chain omega-3 fat, alpha-linolenic acid, ALA, which has dramatic health benefits. But the vast majority of canola oil doesn't carry that health benefit because it's been sprayed with Roundup. Number three, refined coconut oil. Now, what does it mean refined? Believe it or not, what they've done is taken away all the polyphenols in coconut oil. Now, even coconut oil actually has polyphenols. Fun fact, the polyphenol content of regular coconut oil is only about a tenth of the polyphenol content of olive oil. So there's not very much, but refining the oil means it's been chemically treated and usually heated to remove these compounds, not exactly what you want to do to an oil. Number four, rice protein. Well, what's this? Well, same thing. They've taken rice and broken it down into its individual components of amino acids. And just remember, particularly if it says brown rice protein, brown rice, the lectins are primarily in the hall, which makes it brown. So once again, you're getting a potential lectin in your rice protein, but more importantly, you're no longer getting a whole food that's actually going to take time for you to digest. Instead, you're getting an ultra-processed food made to look like a natural food. Buyer, beware. Are there potential interesting benefits? Well, it depends. For instance, there was a 2020 study funded by Beyond Meat at Stanford University, and they compared the Beyond Burger with Animal Meat. And they looked at 36 people who alternated between eating the Beyond Meat versus eating Animal Meat. Now, as you probably expected, Beyond Meat led to less saturated fat and more fiber in their diet. But interestingly enough, their people's protein and sodium levels stayed exactly the same. The TMAO, which I've talked about, is a controversial substance that our gut microbiome can make from animal protein and animal fat. The TMAO levels in these people was lower in the Beyond Meat than the meat. But interestingly enough, the microbiome analysis showed absolutely no difference between the two groups. So long story short, if you're interested in lowering saturated fat, and I'm not sure why, unless you're an apoE4 person, you'd be interested in that. And interested in more fiber, there's certainly a whole lot easier ways to get fiber than Beyond Meat. OK, so let's take a closer look at the bleeding plant burger or the impossible burger. Now, besides water, here are some of the main ingredients. Number one, soy protein concentrate. Here we go again. First of all, almost all soy in the United States is genetically modified and is sprayed with Roundup. Oops. Number two, you're not taking a soybean that potentially could be beneficial because if you took it and fermented it and made it tempeh, you could denature the lectins in that and make it an acceptable food that millions of people around the world use. But when you take soy and break it apart, you once again have an ultra-processed food. Number two, sunflower oil. Now, this is a once again seed oil that is primarily alpha-linna-lake acid, a rather nasty omega-6 fat, not a friendly omega-3 fat. Plus, most sunflower oil is heated and refined, becoming a toxic compound. All right, number three, coconut oil. OK, it's not refined coconut oil. Finally, we actually have a good ingredient. It's number three. Now, just a word of warning. If you carry the Apple E4 gene, which 30% of people do, coconut oil is probably not your best choice. Number four, thickener, INS46D1. What the heck is that? Well, it's most likely methylcellulose. Methylcellulose is basically wood.  But you're not a termite. OK, let's skip down to check out the last one. This is my favorite, soy-leg hemoglobin, genetically modified. Now, this is what makes this burger bleed. Soy has been genetically modified to have the hemoglobin molecule. But spoiler alert, there's never been any testing to decide if this compound is actually safe to eat. It's just never been done. So if you like the idea of being healthy and avoiding genetically modified food, dig in. It's right there on the label, genetically modified. And the ingredient that's not listed on either of these and is probably the most harmful is, of course, glyphosate. Now, why didn't they put glyphosate on the label? Because the USDA and the FDA have decided that glyphosate is harmless to humans. Even though the environmental working group, multiple European agencies have banned glyphosate because of its very strong association with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma development and other leukemias. In fact, if you're paying attention to the news, Bayer, which bought Monsanto, is paying out a large amount of money in lawsuits because of this association. So if you think it's a good idea to have your healthy plant alternative burgers, you're eating glyphosate, and it doesn't have to show up on the label. Please stay away from these things. But all is not lost. Now, I think there are actually some very healthy mock meat substitutes. First of all, one of my favorite is a company called Quorn, and people hear the word corn. It's not. It's Q-U-O-R-N. This uses simplistically mushroom roots, mycelium, that's combined with a tiny bit of egg white to make two of my favorite mock meats. One is called crumbles, which is exactly like it sounds. It looks and tastes like ground turkey.  Please avoid most of them that are coated with breading because they contain gluten. A great number of stores have this in the vegetarian freezer aisle. Look for it. You can even go to their website and put in your zip code and you can find it. I have no relationship with them. I just think it's been a real useful thing for my patients. I've even fooled friends who have come over for tacos in cassava flour tortillas, and they thought they were having turkey tacos, but it was quorn. Hilary's root burger, if you can find it, is good. There are jackfruit-based products, but please avoid the sugar-soaked ones. Now, when I was at Loma Linda, a great number of the foods, the mystery meats, as we used to call them, were made from T-V-P, capital T, capital V, capital P, as in Paul. That's texturized vegetable protein. Now, what that is, is de-fatted soy meal that's been extruded under high pressure and high temperature to make a fake meat. And you can make just about anything fake from this. The great news about it is because of the high pressure and the high heat, it doesn't contain any lectins. And this is available. You can usually find it in a BPA-free can. And go ahead and do it. Also, we're beginning to see more and more in certain stores, mushroom-based mock meats. And for the most part, they have good ingredients. Be careful, a lot of them are breaded, but if you want to, just make a Portobello mushroom pizza like we have in the Plant Paradox book, and you'll get all the benefits of mushrooms and a burger-like consistency without any muscle fills. All right, so whenever you're looking at these plant-based alternatives, look out for soy proteins, look out for pea proteins, word to the wise. If it says protein isolate, the lectins have been removed. But word to the wise, that's also a processed food. So buy or be aware. Many of these products have gluten, particularly the breading. One product that I won't mention starts with a G, sounds like garden, uses vital wheat gluten in most of their products. That's the last thing. Now, if you're not a vegan or vegetarian, opt for wild fish or pasture-raised poultry or wild shellfish, and those will be great for you. More amazing episodes just like this one, watch now. In our epidemic of anxiety and depression is the fact that glyphosate, which has now been around for 50 years, is destroying the very bacteria that make feel-good hormones.


In this video we are going to get into the most important aspect which is getting an opportunistic trade entry. You have to put as high a probability as you can to your trade regardless of the time frame. And that's what this video is going to be and we are going to look at the multi time frame trend indicator. Let me give a brief explanation of the multi time frame trend indicator because this is a very powerful, very versatile and flexible trend indicator. This indicator captures price action trends on all chart time frames and it does a deep trend analysis on five different levels on a single chart. So it can work for all kinds of trades whether it's intraday, swing and even long term trading or investing. And it also has a visual representation of a master indicator. When all five of these trend frames are aligned, the master indicator will light up. This makes it a no brainer tool for a trade entry. Now we are going to go into the platform and we will look at the multi time frame trend indicator for various trading scenarios which is day trading, short term or swing trading, somewhat longer medium term and of course long term investing as well. So let's go over to the thinkorswim platform and take a look at that. We'll start with a day trading example and this is the SPX index itself and yesterday was the jobs number August 5th and the jobs number came out good. The market started off slightly higher, went down and then went up nicely over here till the middle of the day and then towards the second half of the day it just went down. So let's take a look at this multi time frame trend and how we can understand this indicator because it's very powerful and it could have given you a bunch of lovely trades. If you are a day trader and you wanted to trade the SPY for example the spider ETF then you would look at the SPY or the SPX chart. The chart would be the same and you're looking at these five different rows over here. The chart time frame itself is a one minute chart because that's what you would use for a day trading example. The five rows here represent five time frames. The bottom row always represents the chart time frame which is the one minute. The row above that is you can see these configurations. It's five minutes. The row above that the third row is 10 minutes. The fourth row is 15 minutes and then the fifth row is 30 minutes. Now this is how you would want to configure for a day trading environment because you're not going to be in the trade for more than a few minutes. Maybe half an hour, maybe 45 minutes or an hour and then you would want to get out of the trade. But how do you get the entry or where do you get the entry and that's where this master level indicator comes in. So I'm going to zoom in a little bit here now and explain how this indicator works. So as soon as the market started you can see that did a little bit of volatility over here and you don't want to take a day trade in the first 30 minutes anyway. But what you're waiting for is for these master level indicators to light up whether it's bullish or bearish whatever the case might be when the master level indicator lights up. That means it's telling you it's aligned on all the five time frames of this indicator. So which means it's aligned on the one minute. It's aligned on the five minute. It's aligned on the 10 minute 15 minute as well as the 30 minutes. So this gives you the best visual indicator for taking a trade. I know all these charts look sometimes easier when you look at it in hindsight but with this indicator you can have the best possible high probability trade entry. Because you have all five of these indicators lit up and so even if you take the trade here you would be in this trade I would say until about here. Because just because you see one red especially on the lowest level it's not time to get out of the trade. It's telling you it's going to be choppy on the one minute but then on the five minute 10 minute 15 minute and the 30 minutes. Things are still bullish so you don't need to come out of the trade. Once you see two or more dots come in then you can say that the trend could be changing and if you want to be safe you just come out of the trade. Or if you want to hang in there to wait for the third row to come in that's a little later and in this case it would have worked out fine because you could have gone all the way. But as a precautionary measure if you want to come out after two rows have changed their trend that's fine. That's just playing it safe and that's good. So this is how you would do it and the first half of the day once you caught this master level indicator here you could have had a very nice trade. So you're looking at the SPX from about 4512 all the way till somewhere here which is about 4526. That's 14 points on the S&P which would be about 1.4 points on the spider and if you're using options you can get a lot more leverage with your trade there. So this is how it would work on an intraday basis. Now let's go take a look at the second half of the day because that's when things start changing. And if you were in a bullish trade you would hang on somewhere over here you can see that there's multiple things happening here that definitely suddenly all four rows become red. And so you would definitely come out of the trade over here and then you want to wait for the next master level indicator and see what that is telling you. So clearly the trend is changing from here and sure enough the master level red indicator starts lighting up somewhere in the 4528 level. After that you can see that you only see one of the other in this case the green. Otherwise it's a complete red all over and you would have been in this bearish trade almost all the way till the end perhaps over here you would have come out. So you're looking at a trade from about 4528 all the way to 4481 that's a 4050 point move on the SPX. So that could have been a very sweet trade if you were trading the spider if you were shorting the spider or if you had put options on the spider or the SPX. The SPX has options but it's not a tradable index. So if you were using any of those tactics you would be in a very very good trade. After that you can see it starts becoming a little choppy and so there is no trade. So yesterday there would have been two very nice trades on the spider or the SPX one came in around one hour into the beginning of the day. Right here and that would have taken you all the way to for about 15 points maybe more if you're hung in there a little bit. And then the second opportunity came in the second half of the day and just because it starts moving down it that's not the time to take a trade. You want to get a full confirmation visually and that confirmation is when the master indicator lights up which tells you that it's aligned on all five timeframes. And then for the rest of the day you are in a bearish trade. The bearish trade actually turned out to be a much much better trade than the bullish trade. So this is how you would identify the entry point. So this is the part to the first part we use the scanners the very powerful watchlist indicators to tell you what is a tradable candidate. And in the second part tells you how to get the best entry in the next couple of videos. We are going to look at slightly longer time frames. So how you would use the multi time frame trend indicator if you were a swing trader which is you're going to be in the trade for maybe a few days to a couple of weeks. And what about slightly longer than that if you're in you want to be in a trade for about four to eight weeks or so.  How can you use the multi time frame trend indicator for all of those time frames. That's what we'll be going into in the next couple of videos.