Good afternoon, everyone. This is Melissa with the stockswush.com and welcome. Welcome to the Stock Swoosh Trader Spotlight. Today I am spotlighting Edwin. Edwin actually is a brand new trader. He's never traded at all until he met up with me and he's been doing very, very well. So I have Edwin here today. He's going to go over staples. This is a really nice play that he did back in November and it was the day of the earnings here. So Edwin, tell me what you liked about this play here on November 20th of staples. Here's the daily chart. Good afternoon. Well, the reason why I liked it was because as we were looking at it, I rated it according to your rules, the gap rules that you taught me. And it rated high enough, even though it wasn't gaping, during the pre-market activity saw that there was some weakness in the stock. So that confirmed the fact that the stock was going to start going down. So that's what I liked. The weakness and the pre-market activity, it was showing weakness. Now what about this overall chart here of staples? You can see here, I mean, as Edwin was pointing out, the weakness. Here is the full-on picture of this going back since 2000 and end of 2000 and end of 2009, you can see how at one point, 2010, staples was all the way up here around 26. This hasn't been able to lift itself anywhere, anywhere over 20 for like the last two and a half years. And in fact, I'm looking back here, it looks like it was, what is the date on this? There's a gap back here a long, long time ago. This was May of 2011. High of this is 17. And look, I mean, for all intents and purposes, this has held very, very well. And staples is a nice chart here that's definitely lower. You know, Edwin is new to day trading. He's not swing trading this, but certainly Edwin could be in this for swing trade to a bigger target because it's working out very nicely and still showing a lot of weakness here against the market. So what was your target here on this, Edwin? And then we'll go over the trade that you did. Your dream target on this and the target, what was it? If I remember correctly, it was like 1480. Yeah, let's see where it went here. 1487, where was the 1480? Yeah, here was the 1480. It didn't totally, totally got there. I got one in seven cents and broke the whole number, which was, which was good. Now, Edwin, do you trade only in the morning? Do you trade the afternoon? When are you usually done by? I usually trade in the morning and I'm done early by like 11, 12 latest. I'm usually done. That's Eastern time. Do you live in a different time zone or? I live in California and Los Angeles. So I'm done every morning trading by latest nine. That's good. West coast time. Uh-huh. What time do you get up then? Your time? Civic. I get up at five in the morning. Wow. Standard time. So you're, are you in the room every day by eight? No, I get, I roll out of bed at five. So obviously I have to like brush my teeth. I don't remember what time I've seen you in the room, but I know you're there before nine. Yes. I'm showing you in the room by latest by five, uh, five 30. So that's good. Five 30 on there. Now let's go over this train here that you did. What was your entry price on this here? This was the day of the earnings on the 20th. Uh, the entry was, uh, 1544. Do you remember the time? It was around, I think it was like 930, 37, 30 around there, 36. Okay. Yeah. Here it is. Here's the 44. Here's the, this rallied up here held 1550. And then here was the entry here. So you could have done it here in this bar, this one here, or here's 936, 937. Yeah. Here was the sandwich. It did a sandwich here, which did the confirmation you could have hit it here, or you could have hit it back here. Do you remember where you put the stop? Uh, the stop. Actually, I don't remember. But if we look at this, um, Do you remember how you sized yourself? I did. Well, that will tell you then based on your risk, how did you size yourself for that one? Like how many shares did you take? I took 500 shares. Okay. Well, then it was probably a 55. It wouldn't have been past that. Cause you're doing a beginner risk, right? Correct. Yeah. So here's the 51. So you probably had it, you probably had it right over here. If you took 500 shares. So 44, you probably either had it at 51 or 55. It might have been less than a $50 risk actually. You probably had it right over here, over 50, 1550. Do you usually give things two pennies or three pennies if the spread is a penny? I give it the three pennies that you taught us. Okay. Okay. All right. So you had 500 shares of this. Okay. Good. And you always put the stop in, right? Correct. As soon as I go into any stock, I go short. The next thing I do is actually cool in my stock.  Or how are you taking the positions? I'm using hotkeys to take my positions. Is that working? Good. It is. It's working good. You know, I took some getting used to it because I had never done that before. Like you said, I'm new to trading completely. But I found that it was easier instead of doing it with the mouse, trying to click here and there and changing everything. All the sizing, I figured it was a lot quicker just using the hotkey. Now you bring up a good point here about the sizing because you're brand brand new. Are you using the cheat sheets I gave you? Or are you good with numbers in your head? Like how are you doing with the sizing? In the beginning, I was using the cheat sheet because this was completely new to me. It was foreign. And now I'm actually getting better at it. So once in a while, if I really need to look at the cheat sheet, I'll look at it, but now I'm kind of doing it in my head. That's great. That's really, really good. So have you been getting filled when you press the button early like this? Are you having issues getting filled or are you getting filled and what ECNs are you usually using? Well, basically there's times where I haven't. And that's when I actually set up a more hotkeys to for more ECNs. But for the majority of the time, the majority part I do get filled when I want to get filled in. And you're using a limit order, right? With the cushion? Correct. It's three cents. Okay, good. Okay, good. Now let me ask you one thing. Because you're so, so new, are you fast on the button here to get in where you want to? Like, are you sometimes like, miss it? Like, if you know you want to see it and you see the setup, are you getting it as soon as you see the setup or sometimes you're hesitating or are you hitting it? That's okay. Sorry about that. That's all right. But I was saying, are you, are you hesitating? Are you taking it like right when you need to in the moment when you're saying it like right at the reversal time? Are you hesitating like a little bit and getting it late? No, I usually don't hesitate. My first couple of trades, I did hesitate a bit, but now as I'm seeing it happening, I just go in, I don't hesitate at all anymore. Okay, good. It has to do with just building some confidence. Like I said, this is foreign, it was foreign to me. So the more I started trading and the more I've been in the room with you, I noticed my confidence going up. So that's why when I see something and I like it, I go ahead and just press the button. I don't hesitate anymore. Okay, that's good. Wonderful. All right, so you did this here and then what happened? Where did you get out of it? At $14.98. If I remember correctly, yes, $14.98. Okay, that was right. So basically you were looking for $14.80. It came down here, broke $15. Broke $15 by seven cents. It's getting into the 10 o'clock reversal time. Yeah, that was the right thing to do because then it went one penny of the previous bar is high. It's $9.59. For all intents and purposes, this could have been done and you're so close to the target here. It doesn't make any sense to stay in it. It looks like it did go down here like $0.89 more or something, but that was a good exit. That was a really, really good exit actually. That was a perfect entry and a perfect exit. That was a really nice trade. So that was a solid amount of money there in basically half an hour, just trailed on down. Yeah, I'm saying this here. Yeah, I want to say this was actually one of my best days trading. That's great. It's motivating me to continue doing it. Yeah, I do have my job, but I actually want to do this full-time myself. So I'm just working my way there. Like I said, I am new to it. I know by no means I'm doing my other job right now, but you're doing the right thing. Yeah, you're doing the right thing. I mean, you can see if you add like one more zero to the share size, what it could be with the money. You know what I mean? And that's how you have to think of it every time you go back and say that keeps motivating you to, you know. And definitely I do do that. I like risk. I take risk all the time. And I see that it's like, I want to go ahead and just, you know, risk more than what I'm risking right now. Just because I know the outcome, how much more money I can be making in other words. Right. But I'm just taking it baby steps. Now let me tell you some, let me ask you something. So after this trade this day, did you take another trade or did you stop? Did you shut it down? Did you book the money? Pat yourself in the back and say, I did fabulous. That's it. Or were you like, oh my God, I have to take another one. I'm going to have to take another one. Or did you stop then? What did you do after this trade that day? Like were you 100% satisfied? Or did you feel like chomping at the bit? Like you had to do something else. Did you give some of this money that you made back? Or did you say up that was fantastic and stop? What did you do? Yeah, I was happy. Okay. I was happy. I actually stopped, but honestly, I actually wanted to continue trading, but this is something that you spoke to us about, you know, having your goals and making sure that you don't get greedy as well. So I figured I made a good amount of money for that day in like half an hour. And I said, I'm done for the day. Granted, I did have the urge to actually try and make some more money. But like I said, I just held myself back. It's be able to, it's good to be able to restrain yourself in other words and not trade.  So, but yeah, I stopped after that trade. Yeah, that's good. I think because you've never traded in your life before you met me, I'm trying to teach you good habits, but like if you are a person that has ever like went to the casino or gambled or whatever, trading can kind of be like that. Sometimes we feel like you want to keep going back in, back in, back in, but the goal is to really keep what you make. And that was a really nice trade Edwin. So, so good job. I mean, I'm looking here now at this, this here's where you got out into this market. This is the five minute. It actually did rally back up and set up again, but it never broke the low. So really you got out like pennies from the low of the day. This thing never went back down. Then never got to the 80 cents, 1480 number. It did set up again, but she would have only made like 10 cents in this, not even, and then it would have trailed you out here and see here. The whole thing was done. So the total bulk of the move was really done by 10 o'clock in the morning where you got out, you know, right in here. So overall, you know, when you're getting up in the morning, like, do you find that you have something that you like? Like, are you all ready with your pick by like before nine 30?  Like, you know what you're going to do before the open. I like to say usually by nine, well, six o'clock Pacific standard time. So within that half an hour that I'm in the room, and I see what you're looking at. And then I rate on myself the gaps. I see something I like. And I know if I'm going to actually be taking it by like nine latest nine 15 because I don't want to be scrambling and trying to find what I'm doing by the open. Okay. So how long do you think that you're going to stay on track with your risk size?  Like so you can show the consistency, like in your own mind before you start upping it, like how long do you need to be doing trades like this with this amount of risk and showing the results until you go to the next level to an intermediate. I actually want to do it now. Because I see the success. So that I wasn't going to do that until January. So starting the new year. Yeah, that's good. Yeah. Yeah. All right. That's a good plan. I think, I think first quarter earning season 2014 is a good, is a good time to, is a good goal to look for. Yeah. I would just stay on track here now because you're doing well. And, and you'll just keep absorbing information every time you do trades like this and, and you can go back and review them. Do you ever go back and fill out that tracking sheet of reviewing like where the low of the day was, where you got in? Do you ever go back and look and see how you could make improvements or things that you did or where ads were or anything like that? Actually, I do because something that I really don't do is the ads. Like I'm still new. So I do go back to try to figure out where I could have added more. But like I said, since I'm still new, I'm not doing the ads, but I do review them once in a while. I wouldn't say every single day, every single trade. But if I don't get around to that same day after the market closes, I do go back to eventually and take a look at it. Yeah, that's good. I mean, I'm just seeing this here now. I remember I did this here on the one minute low had to stop over the resistance, then did the ad here, but you could have done it here, which you did. And then you could have done an ad here. I'm seeing this here. Here was the ad here actually into the 945 reversal time, but then you would have had to lower the stop because if you had taken more here and kept the stop over here, then you would have been risking more than your stop loss. But actually you could have done the ad here at 33 and then put the stop here tight over 40, but you did the right thing just staying with the trade because you're ready positive. Cause by this point here, this backing up here, you're still positive because you were in it at 44. It backed up to 40. So really, since you took it, you were never down in the trade, which is actually the way I like to take trades too. Yeah. You know, to be at right of ways in them. But I think, go ahead. No, yeah. It's, it's motivating when you see right away, you're going green, but then there's times where, you know, I do struggle with it in the beginning when I see that it's starting to go against me and trying to hold it. The stock. I'm not talking specifically staples because obviously it didn't, but I did. I have found that pretty difficult. But like I said, now with the confidence that I have, I don't mind if it actually pennies for my stop-lots. I don't care. I just wait and I have my stop-lots for a reason. If I get stopped, I stopped out, but at least I know I did what I was supposed to do according to what you taught me. The rules. I'm following the rules in other words. So do you find when you're up like a little bit and it starts to back up, like, are you like just, do you want to take it off so badly? Or are you like trying to really just let it follow through its natural course? I see this guy here. This is, it was a weird little bar that happened here. You followed through this obviously, because this was a jerky thing. This was before it broke 15. Like when stuff like this happens before they break on off and go bigger again, are you getting concerned or you're more used to it now and watching the reversal times for the reversals or how are you handling it?  I have to take something off or. In the beginning, I was very nervous and I felt like I needed to take some of it up, but I believe since right from the beginning, I never did. Now I really, it doesn't really faze me. It doesn't bother me. The fact that it's starting to go back up, but I, the big thing I do look at is the reversal times. If it's starting to do, go again through on a reversal time, then maybe I will consider taking it off. Just follow the rules like you taught me. But now, like I said, since I didn't do it in the beginning, I just let it take its course. And yeah, inside I want to take some of it out so I can be green on the day, but I don't, I just leave it the whole stock in there. I mean the whole trade in there. I don't take any of it out. Okay, that's great. Very good. Excellent. Well, thank you so much Edwin. It was great having you today. You're doing very, very well. And I think it's exciting that you didn't know anything about the market at all. You're doing this. Got to say thing.  Are you going to be doing this? Cause you did the class and open up in a live account immediately. I think you were on the demo for like a week. Yeah, actually it was. It was a week and then the following week, I actually started trading live. Yeah, good for you. Well, that's really exciting. I'm very, very happy for you. And I'm glad you're doing well. Have you, have you retaken the class since the first time? Or are you planning on doing that or? Actually, yeah, I did take it. I retook it on the following month. I believe it was a following month, but I took it right before I actually went live. Okay, good. Offer the course and then that Monday, since I retook the course, I actually went live. Oh, well then that was good. Yeah. That helps to reinforce the information. What do you think is the most thing that gives you conviction? Is it the gap analysis? Or is it when you see the entries like hit so quickly in the morning, like what really makes you feel like you can take the risk like the gap analysis or when you see the setups live? Honestly, for me, it's the gap analysis that makes, that gives me the conviction. And then once I just see the setup or it's just reinforcing it and it's confirmation, but basically, yeah, it's a gap analysis going through the rules, the points that you give us. And that's how I feel my conviction. And then obviously now that I've been on the room with you for a bit, I would like to assume, and I think that I can actually see some of the weakness myself already from the start college has been trading over the past couple of months. So, but to answer your question, yes, it's the gap analysis. Great. Wonderful. Terrific. Well, thank you so much, Edwin for being here today. This is Melissa with the stockswush.com with Edwin. He's in the trader spotlight here with Staples and maybe we'll hear some more trades from Edwin as he continues on his journey success into 2014. He wants to up his risk already. So we'll see if he can stick to his plan here until January. I'll stick to it. Thank you for having me. You're welcome, Edwin. Have a great day. Thanks, everybody.


job wanting the rest of the bullpen did throughout the rest of the game. Yeah, really, this was collective winning all together. Wanted a great job, liked a great job, played a great job, and offense, defense. We played well tonight. How do you process this one personally? Because it seems with the exception of Devers, you would throw in the ball pretty well. Yeah, I'm pretty sure I'll get a question about Devers in a minute. So we'll just address everybody but that first. I would say that everything was pretty good. We were living on the corners all night. I thought there was one fastball that we put in a poor location to Cordero to start the inning off there. But I thought we made our pitches. I thought a couple of three-two calls didn't go our way, but kind of able to navigate around that. And I think anytime we can get a win here, anytime we can hold them down less than what we got, regardless if it's five to six, one to zero, 10 to nine. That's good night.


Hi, this tip is for someone who's pretty new to golf or you're new to golf and helping someone who has played before There's a lot of clubs here. There's actually 14 in a full set of clubs. What are they for? Well, let's take a look at them The longest club we call the driver or it actually has a number It's a number one and you'll see it's quite a bit longer than the rest then we have a three Okay, so you'll see these are numbered and they start to change length with the number in fact Let's take a look at these irons and in the bag You'll see my four five six seven eight nine pitching wedge And then the final ones tend to have a letter of pitching wedge might have a P and a sand wedge might have an S Just remember P comes before S So P is almost like a 10 and the S is like an 11 if you're thinking about them as numbers Let's look at that in a little more detail. Why does it make a difference? I'm going to pull out a four a six and an eight for example Right away. You can see there's a different length. The four is a lower number. It's longer Six is the medium and eight is the shorter The other part of the club just to have an understanding this whole thing at the bottom No matter what club we're talking about is called the club head This area right here with the lines is called the face So now we're going to look at see the difference in the face be based on the number. So again, I have the longer four Medium six and a shorter eight and look at the club head and the face You'll see that face the eight the higher number Ames higher so start thinking about the numbers associated with the club can do a Shorter higher is going to be for shots that are shorter and higher Longer a little lower. Those are for your longer shots. And of course When we get to our others, these are the longest our number one is our lowest number and our longest Hope that helps


Hi, this is Pookey and today I'm going to talk you through three things to try to make your classroom more autistic friendly. You can use this video on its own as a learning tool. You can use it to inspire you to use the slides with a group that you're teaching, or you could actually play the video if you wanted within a short in set session. These three things to try are designed to be short sessions with very practical ideas that you can think together as a team about how to apply in your setting. So let's get started. Number one is calm. The first thing we're thinking about to make our classroom more autistic friendly is to try and create a calm environment. Now, the reason that we do this is because our autistic children tend to have very, very brilliant senses. This can be fantastic in some situations, but in a busy classroom environment where the ticking of the clock sounds like an oncoming train and where the very exciting things that we've put up on the walls to try and stimulate some of our kids can feel really overwhelming for our autistic children. So all that sensory input can just feel a little bit too much. Your typical classroom, your autistic child might feel a little bit like if you go to a very busy airport, for example, and it would be quite hard for you to do really good learning in that environment. So we look to create a little bit of calm. This will benefit every child and every adult, but especially those who are neurodiverse. So not just our autistic learners, but those with ADHD or other neurodiversities as well. But like so many of the ideas that we share, these are things that will do no harm to anyone and will have a great halo effect, too. And in terms of what we can do, we'll think about some practical ideas on the next slide, but think both about the physical environment. So what does the classroom look like? What does it feel like? What does it sound like? But also think about the social environment and how to create calm in things like how we can first and engage with each other as well. So things that you could try. Step into your classroom, take a look around, have a look at your decor and displays and just think about whether there's any potential that this might feel overwhelming for your autistic learners and whether there are any small tweaks that you might make to make it a little bit quieter and calmer for them. You might not want to adapt your whole classroom, but perhaps you'll make a little space which is very, very calm and neutral and quiet where children might go to seek respite from the busy classroom. This can be a really, really neat idea and can give children somewhere to go and emotionally regulate and reset when they need to as well. And then also just stand in your classroom and listen. Try to really focus in on all the sounds that you don't normally notice, because many of your autistic children will be noticing those noises all the time. The ticking of a clock, the shuffling of things. Can you hear the playgrounds in the distance? What are the noises going on in your classroom? And is there anything that you could do that might reduce those noises either for everyone or whether perhaps you can think about where your autistic learners sit within the room, for example, to take them away from the humming of the radiator or the noise of the playground. Idea number two is around consistency. Our autistic learners really thrive in a consistent environment. They need to know what's expected of them, what they can expect of us and what the rules are when they don't know the rules. And these things are less obvious to our autistic learners. There are so many unwritten rules in society, which many of us just get. I say us, I don't get them. I'm autistic, but many people just get. But our autistic learners often do not. And so what we need to do is make those unwritten rules written or shared, help them to understand exactly how things work. What they need to do, they don't want to get in trouble. And often there's this kind of underlying rumble of anxiety when they don't really know what they should be doing, where they should be going, what's expected, what the rules are. So make those rules explicit, whether they're kind of classroom rules or rules of life and rules of social engagement and rules of what's socially acceptable and so on. In order for this to work, we need to get different people involved. Ideally, all of the different adults that work with a child need to have consistent rules and routines between them. So trying to create this consistent, persistent, predictable environment for a child works best when everybody is on board with it. And they know what to expect between different adults, different classrooms, different environments. And how do we do this? We're going to make things more predictable for our children. We also need to make sure that as well as thinking about rules and routines and trying to make things just a little bit more boring, to be quite honest. We need to prepare in advance whenever there are changes, because that can be more challenging for our children who really thrive on consistency. So we can add some consistency in how we share change when there is change. So what can we try? First of all, we can be super clear about what the rules are and where we need to be flexible in our rules. And that's OK. We might need to adapt the rules for our autistic learner. Then we need to be consistent in the application of those new rules. So we can make a mistake sometimes because we think that we're being kind by being really flexible and blurring the boundaries a little bit to try and create more space and flexibility for our autistic learner. But they need to actually know what the boundaries are, what's expected of them, how do they get things right? So if you've got different rules, share them really, really clearly. You might also have bits of your day where you introduce super consistency, where things happen in the same way every single day. So introduce some routine bits, which are super predictable in your day. These are the bits that will feel really, really comfortable actually for every student and for you as well. These are the bits where you can do things on autopilot. So there are probably some parts of your day that happen in a fairly repetitive way. Anyway, just take a look at those bits of the day and think, can I make sure this always happens exactly the same time in exactly the same way and the exact same sequence of events? Maybe you'll play the same piece of music in the background or something like that. But just look at those bits that happen regularly anyway and kind of lean into them. These are moments when everyone can relax a little bit because they know just what to expect. And then you might also add in some rituals. Rituals are fantastic because they're bonding and connecting as well as feeling consistent and predictable. And so we could look at introducing daily rituals or things around things like what happens when a child arrives in the morning, or what happens when we say goodbye in the afternoon, or what happens when it's time to read or it's time to go and eat.  Perhaps we always put on a certain song or we always have a certain call and respond type routine that we do with the children at that time. You'll know what will work for your class. It's different from class to class and teacher to teacher. But these routines and these rituals feel really, really good for everyone. They make us feel part of a team. They give us a sense of belonging and they create that consistency that our autistic learners will really thrive from. Number three is around communication. Our autistic learners need to be helped to avoid misunderstandings and also to enable them to process particularly more complex tasks. So we need to adapt our communication in order to make that work. And in terms of who needs to be involved, we've got to put our learner right at the centre of this. This is true for everything, but in particular, our learner will have a very keen idea about how they like to be communicated with. We can explore that with them. And it also can be super helpful on this one in particular to work with home and to understand what works well in terms of communicating with a child at home. And how can we communicate consistently between home and school and ensure that a child is communicated with consistently at home and at school? Having a good home school relationship can really, really help our autistic learners and every learner, of course. But it makes a real difference here, having that consistency. And parents will often have loads of good ideas to share with us if we have time to ask. And in terms of what does that actually look like, how do we do that? So this communication, it needs to be simple. It needs to be concrete. So by that, I mean, don't be using kind of euphemisms and idioms and other words that I don't quite understand the meaning of. Basically, say stuff that actually describes the thing that we're saying. So we wouldn't say kick the bucket. We would say someone has died, for example. We just say it really, really simply. We call a spade a spade. And we need to keep our instructions really simple and we need to be consistent in how we communicate. Repetitions often very helpful because our autistic learners often have lots of different things on their mind or may take longer to process things. So don't worry about repeating. They won't get bored. They may need to hear it several times in order to have actually heard it once and do explore using different ways of communicating the same message in order to try to help that message get through. So we might show it as well as say it as well as write it, for example. So things that we can do to try to help in terms of this communication issue, you need to say what you'll do and do what you say. This is my daughter Lyra's favorite phrase to tell to adults in terms of how they can help her. Just be really, really clear. So a child knows what to expect from you and then do follow through on it. So you're going to say exactly what you're going to do and then you're going to go do that thing. When it comes to instructions, particularly if they are complex instructions, then we need to simplify them, share the simplest possible version that we can and chunk them down into manageable tasks rather than giving a great long Ream of instructions all at once. You can never break them down too far in my experience. So chunk them. Make sure also that your instructions are super, super clear that you have said exactly what needs to be done and that there's no room for ambiguity there and that the instructions are comprehensive. Do not assume that a student will make the logical leap to the next step. Some of our students will, of course, but some of them won't. And this can cause great frustration because they may follow instructions to the letter exactly as they've been asked to and find that it doesn't work because there was a step that felt so obvious to us that we didn't actually tell them to do it. So, for example, in a cooking lesson, we might need to say, turn the oven on, set the temperature to 180 degrees. If we just say set the temperature to 180 degrees, the student might miss the step of turning the oven on, which might seem obvious to us and the oven doesn't go on. The cake doesn't rise. Oh, dear. So, yes, tell them everything. And then another thing we can do is think about providing written as well as verbal materials and we might think about using pictures or our symbols and our icons to help with this as well. So our three things that we're going to try to create our autistic friendly classroom. We're going to try and make it calm. We're trying to keep things consistent and we're going to look again at our communication. Now, an activity for you to do within your team is to hit pause at this moment if you're watching this as a video and then explore these questions. What's working well? What are you already getting right? What can you share between the team and between different classrooms so that you can cherry pick from each other about what is working brilliantly already? And then think together about what could you try next? Did any ideas come to mind? Can you brainstorm this together? What might make a difference tomorrow? Little things that you feel are really doable are much better than lofty aims. So pick some tiny wins that you could try tomorrow that might make a difference from what you've discussed today and then think about how to actually make it happen. What are our next best steps?  So hit pause now and have a discussion about this if you have time. I hope that the session was helpful. If you would like to follow up here are a few suggestions. You might read the neurodiverse classroom, which goes way beyond autism. And there's huge range of different ideas in there that would be real food for thought and different ideas that you might share back with the team. You might watch my little video on creating an autistic friendly environment spoiler alert. It's just the same stuff that I've just kind of told you now, but with my face instead of the slides. But it might give a different way of sharing it if you would like to. And if you'd like to listen into something, then my podcast, the very first episode I ever recorded was about autistic masking with a wonderful colleague called Jodie Smitten. And that's something that might really help you to understand some of your autistic learners and in particular your autistic girls, if you want to dive a little bit deeper into the topic. And if you use the QR code and go along to my website, there is a blog post with these slides and this recording and also some additional further resources. So there's links to the ones that I've got here and links to some other things that you might find interesting to follow up with too. I really, really hope that you found this helpful. And if you did, then I will keep making them and I'll do them on other topics. Do let me know what topics you would like me to visit and I shall do so. Thank you ever so much.


Hello friends and welcome back to another Pokemon how-to guide my name is Lee also known as Osiris and in today's guide We're gonna be looking at all of the methods in Pokemon sword and shield with how to Eevee train your Pokemon And before we get into the guide today I will just say if you enjoy this sort of content Please remember to drop a like on the video do subscribe to the channel for more Pokemon content and be sure to leave your Comments down below let me know if you found this guide useful and what content you would like to see in future now Before we get into the methods of Eevee training Let's just take a quick minute to explain what Eevee's are what benefits they give your Pokemon and why you have to do this if you Are planning on playing competitive Pokemon for those of you who are already in the know about Eevee's and of a good understanding of it I'll leave a time stamp down in the description, which will take you straight to all three methods within this Eevee training guide Eevee's or effort values as they are also known are hidden values that you can give your Pokemon via a number of Different methods to increase the specific stat to increase its overall potential a Pokemon can have a maximum of 510 Eevees distributed throughout all six of its stats, but only a maximum of 252 in one single stat for an example if you have a Charizard on level 100 with a timid nature and 31 speed Eevees its raw speed stat will show as 259 now if you invest the maximum number of speed Eevees or effort values in This stat which are 252 then this Charizard's raw speed stat will increase from 259 to 328 which is Charizard's absolute maximum speed stat without a speed boost an item or move This method can be applied to any one of a Pokemon's particular stats, but not as mentioned earlier You cannot exceed the overall amount of 510 Eevees per single Pokemon if you're playing competitive Pokemon though This is a huge area you need to dedicate some time to a level 100 the difference between a stat without Eevees And one that is fully invested is 63 stat points and this isn't even including a boosting nature So that is a big difference and why I say it's a very important area to concentrate on if you are planning on playing competitive Pokemon Now with the introduction out of the way the question is how do we Eevee train our Pokemon in Pokemon Sword and Shield? We are covering three methods in today's guide and to kick us off We will be taking a look at what is probably the most straightforward method of them all like many new mechanics We have had introduced within the Sword and Shield titles Vitamins in Generation 8 have had a massive update on how they work in previous generations The trainer could give a Pokemon Vitamins to increase a certain Eevee But they were limited to exactly 10 Vitamins per stat meaning you could only use them up to a 100 Eevees After this you would have to use alternative methods to max out a particular stats Eevees Now with the introduction of Sword and Shield This limit has been completely removed and now we are able to max out a Pokemon's Eevees right up to 252 with just Vitamins now Vitamins are an in-game item and they come in six different varieties You've got the HP up which is self-explanatory Boosts the HP Eevees of a Pokemon you've got protein which is boosting the attack iron for the defense calcium for special attack zinc for special defense and then carbos for speed each vitamin will increase a Pokemon specific Eevee by 10 so to maximize a single stats Eevee you would need to give 26 items to that specific Pokemon There are a couple of ways to get the vitamin items in Sword and Shield But both require purchasing and one is probably a lot easier than the other We will start by heading to Winden once here head inside the Pokemon Center and at the Pokemon Mart Speak to the NPC character on the right who sells all six vitamin items for $10,000 each now to maximize one stat with vitamins You will need approximately 26 vitamins for that specific stat so to maximize a single stats Eevees It would cost you around 260,000 pocket dollars now to maximize an entire Pokemon's Eevees. You're looking at around 520,000 pocket dollars and for an entire team of six you're looking at over 3 million pocket dollars Yeah, not cheap. I recently did a guide on how to farm money in Pokemon Sword and Shield Which I will link above this in the right top-hand corner now for those of you that do want to farm money And it's definitely a good way to look at if you want that unlimited supply of cash Now another place to obtain vitamins is in Hammerlock again Once you are here head inside the Pokemon Center and speak to this NPC that you can see on your screen now Now she does sell vitamins, but this time not for pocket dollars But for battle points each vitamin will cost two battle points and although this is a much cheaper way to get vitamins I think because battle points aren't as easy or time-efficient to farm and sword and shield It's probably more preferable to use the method of pocket dollars from wind in like we've just seen as you can see I'm using 26 carbos 26 protein and one HP up to Maximize my Dracovish with an EV spread of 4 HP 252 attack and 252 speed so to do this what I need to do is maximize the attack stat and Maximize the speed stat and that will leave just enough for me to use the final HP Vitamin to put the 4 HP or 6 EVs into HP to maximize its EV stats overall Once a stat has been maxed out You can check this on a Pokemon summary stat page by pressing Y when you're on this screen Which will bring up another screen and anyone stat with stars around it means it is a maxed out in its EVs So that covers vitamins in Pokemon Sword and Shield It's a very quick and easy method to EV your Pokemon up But it is quite costly and it will mean you having to farm money or battle points to do this I think for as a method to do it for a Pokemon that you need very quickly It's really good But to do it for team after team after team it will cost a lot of money and farming all of that money All those battle points will take a lot of time now There are other methods that we will be looking at in this guide and the next one in particular I think is a way more efficient use of your time with how to EV train your Pokemon It is the more traditional method which has really no cost compared to the vitamin route And it's by battling or catching other Pokemon to obtain your EVs Now the majority of Pokemon in the game do give out at least one to two EVs in a specific stat When you catch them or they are defeated in battle And I know that you're thinking yes sounds like a lot battling potentially 252 Pokemon just to max out one stat Yeah, I agree forget that and pass me those vitamins But thankfully there are a few items and additional tricks So you can use to really speed this method up and actually make it very quick and efficient The first items we need to look at are the power items Once again, you need to head back to hammerlock and go to the Pokemon center and speak to the same NPC Character as you did before when buying the vitamins and this NPC character also sells these power items now the power items There are six of them There is the power bracer which boosts attack the power belt for defense the power lens for special attack The power band for special defense the power antler for speed and the power weight for HP The power items cost 10 battle points each and honestly Let me tell you these are an essential item for EV in your Pokemon as well as saving you a lot of time They will be something you can use for a long time So this low cost is definitely well worth it How power items work is when you attach it to one of your Pokemon and that Pokemon gains EVs in the related Stat they will receive an additional eight EVs with the attached power item So if you have a Charizard holding a power antlet and it battles a lie pod which gives you two speed EVs When you defeat it or catch it in battle the power antlet will actually Give you eight additional EVs meaning the Charizard will actually receive 10 speed EVs for every lie pod it defeats Meaning defeating 26 lie pods with your Charizard would max out its speed EVs to 252 And you can even make this method more efficient if you have a Pokemon with the rare Pokemon disease Poker us now you may or may not have heard of poker us But it is a random virus that appears in the game. It is very rare It has a one in 28,000 chances appearing on one of your Pokemon within the game So an extremely rare virus to get and if you do get it, you are extremely lucky and you need to Utilize it as best you can especially when it's concerned to EV training And now how poker us works is that within the first 24 hours to the first four days is when this Pokemon is Contagious and it can pass it on to other Pokemon in your party after this period It will become dormant and it will not be able to pass on the virus Although it will still keep all the benefits of having that poker us to begin with now you might ask why is poker us so good Well, if a Pokemon has contracted poker us then whenever that Pokemon receives EVs from a wild Pokemon battle Or when a Pokemon is caught or through Pokemon jobs It's EVs that it receives are actually doubled meaning if you attach a part item to your Pokemon and it has poker us You can gain up to 20 EVs per stat when you defeat or catch a Pokemon This cuts down the number of Pokemon you would need to encounter to maximize a specific stat EVs to 13 Which is actually really really efficient now poker us as mentioned is a rare virus and has won in 28,000 chance of appearing in a Pokemon game and unless you are super lucky It might be worth talking to friends or fellow players to see if they have it and would be kind enough pass an infected Pokemon on to you so you can breed it within your team and utilize this virus now once you have a Pokemon with poker us you can spread this to as many of your own Pokemon as you would like by placing it in your party alongside the Other Pokemon you want to contract it And then after you find a battle or while encounter it normally passes us throughout the team Then what I'll do is place that initial holder back into the box where it can stay viral and able to pass it on in Similar future Situations now just to make you aware as you can see on the screen now the specific Pokemon You are EV training also doesn't have to be the one battling because the experience share It means you can use a stronger Pokemon to quickly knock out opposing Pokemon and the rest of your team will still receive the Specific EVs for that defeated Pokemon Technically speaking if you have a team of five Pokemon all holding power items with poker us you could train five Pokemon Using something like Dracovish that we're using now to just knock out the Pokemon that we're intending to beat Now for the best areas to EV train your Pokemon for HP I will always head to root 2 and use Rook of D It has a very high spawn chance and it will give you one EV in HP every time you defeat them So that means with every time you defeat a Rook of D and you have the power item attached with poker us You are going to be gaining 18 EVs each Rook of D So it does mean that you won't have to be battling too many Rook of D to actually max out your HP EVs for attack Persica is a very good option on route 7 It does give you two attack EVs every time you beat one so that'll be 20 EVs for each persica You beat for defense then I would go to the mine off Rook 3 you can battle Karkol here as you enter the mine There will always be one on the track So what you can do is use a method of entering the mine battling it and then Exiting and then coming back in and just repeating that process for 13 times because Karkol gives you two Fence EVs every time you defeat it meaning you would only need to beat 13 of them repeating this process 13 times is quite straightforward To maximize that defense stat for special attack I would go from Marikus and it does give you two special attack EVs every time you beat it It is located on route 6 again quite popular spawn rate easy enough to find and once you start cycling this 13 times You'll be able to maximize that special attack EV stack for special defense Duskulls probably your best option in the ghost tower in the wild area And that is located on your screen now a duskull will give you one special defense EV every time you defeat it So you'd need a little bit more of those but it's just like the rookie D situation with HP and then for speed This is a really nice one back to route 7 again and Lipod and Galvantia They both give you two speed EVs every time you defeat one So it means you will only have to defeat a combination of 13 between the two So that is the traditional method of each V training There's a little bit of work prior to starting this method But once you get it set up and once you have the poker us and the power items It becomes a very easy method and it's very time efficient It's probably my preferred method honestly if I do go out and do EV training I find it very useful Especially if I've got a bunch of Pokemon that I need to EV in the same stat and purchasing additional power items I always feel is very beneficial just for this method now before we move on to the final method of EV training I feel like it's probably a good opportunity now to talk about how we remove EVs So you're always going to find yourself in the situation where you maybe need to change an EV spread on a Pokemon or have made a Mistake where placing EVs in a certain stat that you weren't meant to How are you meant to remove them without breeding a completely new Pokemon? There are actually six specific berries that you can find within the game that reduces stats certain EV by 10 The only issue with finding these berries is they are only located on certain Berry trees within the wild area and throughout the game and are only obtainable from each tree once per day and Unlike previous generations and sword and shield It doesn't have a berry field or actually a consistent way for obtaining a large amount of these berries So that is one issue with these EV reducing berries But I do have a way actually in this guide That is probably the quickest method I've found to farm these EV reducing berries And we'll get to that in one moment But before we do we'll just discuss what these EV reducing berries are now you've got the pomeg berry the Calpsy berry the hondu berry the koalas berry the greppa berry and the tomato berry the pomeg reduces your HP stat by 10 EVs the Calpsy is your attack by 10 hondu is special attack the koalas is your defense The greppa is special defense and the tomato is speed you can also receive these berries from racks raid battles But that isn't exactly very consistent It's just a bonus when you do get them But the method I'm about to show you involved in the day change glitch is probably the quickest way to farm IV Reducing berries in the game So what you want to do is head to the bridgefield area in the wild area as you can see on your screen now and head up This bank here where you will find this particular berry tree in the corner now This berry tree will give you only the IV reducing berries But you can only shake it once per day like we mentioned earlier now to get around this what you can do is use the day Change max raid glitch to trick the game into thinking a day has passed to form these berries over and over again So what you need to do is head down this bank and go straight across to this max raid den Which is pretty close to the tree It's the closest one you can find to this tree it only requires one wishing piece So that's all you would need and this will be for an unlimited number of berries now Once you've dropped your wishing piece into the den doesn't matter about the color of the beam as long as that beam appears Doesn't matter about the Pokemon you click into the den and then select invite others Once the time of begins click your home menu go down to your settings Go down to system settings into date turn off synchronized date with the internet and then knock the date forward one day Then come back into the game and quit out of the raid Now head back up to the tree because that method will have tricked the game into thinking a day has passed And once you're at the tree you're gonna be able to shake it again And as the game thinks that day is past you are now able to form these berries And as I say after about an hour of doing this myself I ended up with a nice amount to help me out with the team building in future So hopefully this is a method that you can utilize in your games And you'll be able to form at least a good amount of these EV berries now to finish this video We will look at the final method with how to EV train Pokemon in sword and shield and that is through poker jobs Now poker jobs are a facility available at the Rotom computers at any Pokemon center in the games And once you have arrived at hammerlock in your play through the EV poker jobs will then be unlocked For every hour a Pokemon is doing a job you get for EVs The game will not specifically tell you how much time you're sending your Pokemon away for Instead prompting you to send them to work for a short time or a very long time But here are the translations with what they mean So a little while equals one hour Which would be the equivalent of four EVs when it returns very short is two hours, which is eight EVs Short is three hours, which quits to 12 EVs long is four hours 16 EVs very long eight hours 32 EVs half a day is 12 hours with 48 EVs And then a whole day is obviously 24 hours with 96 EVs given now One good thing about poker jobs is that you can stack the EVs gained using this method with Poker us and the power items So if you send a particular Pokemon away for 24 hours, which is a whole day with it holding a power item and poker It will max out that specific stat with 252 EVs when it is returned and you can send up to 10 Pokemon away at one time on a specific job And as you can see I am sending Dara Muka and Dripio with a 24 hours both with poker us and holding the power bracer Which is the attack boosting EV item and as you can see as one day has passed when they are returned They both have 252 attack EVs given This is a really nice method if you have a lot of time in your hands and you want to get on with other tasks And you want to just put Pokemon into the Pokemon jobs just to get a bead while a day passes you can come back and then get Them the next day I think this is a really nice option especially when you can stack it with the power items and poker us and Along with poker jobs There is actually another method to exploit poker jobs through a max raid glitch once again And I have already done a previous video which you can actually go and see I'll link it in the top right hand corner of this video right now if you'd like to go over there You can EV up to 10 Pokemon completely within about five minutes So my friends that about does it and wraps up this EV training guide for you I hope you have enjoyed the guide and again if you have please remember to leave a like on the video Do subscribe to the channel for more Pokemon content and just a big Thank you for tuning in and I will see you all for another Pokemon guide very soon So until then take care of yourselves and bye. 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All right guys, welcome back to the channel if you're new monuments Bobby guys today We're gonna revisit Patrick bad David from the channel value Taiman today He's talking about a game over what Muslims and Christians have in common I said this multiple times before Christians nowadays like to focus on the theological argument. Oh the bad Muslims do not believe that Jesus is God They do not want to prescribe to a Trinity. This is why we are enemies This could be further from the truth. The real enemy is Modernity this zeitgeist that is trying to destroy every traditional value this zeitgeist that is attacking Christianity and Islam alike. Don't you see this? We have a common enemy Christians and Muslims should ally and fight together against this degeneracy Degeneracy, however, they've been played against each other. Who is this mysterious background player that is playing those guys against each other? I'm truly wondering here Nevertheless fact of the matter is of course that this is a scam Traditionally religious people have to unite in this day and age and fight together side by side anyways with no further Do let's see what Patrick David has to say the one you look at the Muslim community And you know what percentage of Muslims vote the liberal, do you know what percent of Muslims percent seventy plus percent vote But by the way, here's the data for you very interesting This is something for you to be considering with an turning point USA to think about check this out midterms Do you know from 2018 midterms to 2022 midterms? Watch this? 2018 midterms to 2022 midterms specifically Muslims Okay, 2018 midterms only 17% voted Republican. Let me say it again 2018 midterms only 17% voted Republican. Do you know what it was in 2022 28%? Oh wow guys That's 11% in four years. Here's what is happening that that's profound. That's profound. Here's what's happening by the way We'll send you that data. Here's what's happening, which is exciting. This is what I love that's happening It's exciting which is kind of awkward. It's a very awkward very weird But it's exciting. Okay What would happen to liberals you ready for this one by the way? We know why Muslims don't vote conservative because conservatives are pro-Israel So that's kind of like something that stemmed with them. So they kind of like there you go Muslims have what is conservative about supporting Israel?  We have a Sharia law This is what we subscribe to the politics on the other hand might agree with certain aspects of Islam Conservatism might agree with certain percentages of the Sharia However, it is not the full law and therefore Patrick is confusing it here It's not Muslims that are subscribing to conservative ideas Certain conservative ideas are agreeing with Islam and this is why you see Muslims then in turn agreeing with them Tolerating them. However as true Muslims. We're not looking up to conservative politicians or liberal politicians We do not care for that whatsoever a true Muslim wants the caliphate a true Muslim wants Sharia What if conservatives are able to win? Black liberals and what if conservatives are able to win Muslims and what if Muslims and Christians come together and say look Let's set aside prophet Muhammad and Jesus. We know what you believe in. We know what we believe in But listen when it comes onto these issues with family, let's unite. Do you know? How scary it would be if a Republican strategist behind closed doors brought the 10 biggest influencers and said Here we have to make a better argument to Muslims because Republicans have always been what no no no Steff arm to Muslims don't know no Steff arm to Muslims There's a lot of Muslims that are waiting to convert to Republican Republicans are not doing a good job winning them over The argument makes sense for Muslims to be Republican, but Republicans are doing a terrible job winning their vote So all I'm saying to you is when we're talking about You know, this isn't gonna get worse. This isn't gonna get worse. I think you realistically speaking Muslim Just 1% of the American population. This is probably why politicians do not really care for the vote Your argument better to convert and if we do I think common sense is gonna eventually prevail Yeah, and I I'm obviously not a Muslim, but I'll say this I would much rather work with a Muslim parent association than an LGBTQ organization on the right Oh, they're the opposite is actually happening people on the right He says it is a surprise how to make peace with a mafia and I think the opposite It's like well no go to people that actually share some of your values Theological differences aside you saw in Dearborn, Michigan The parents that were rising up against the grooming sexual perversion of children were Muslim families and you see this with Latinos you see this again with blacks and Muslims. So here. Here's what you're getting at Which is that this woke virus as we call it right these woke idea pathogens they are Only popular in white upper middle-class Yeah, it makes you really wonder coastal communities and yet they are being almost colonistically imposed on the rest of the country I agree so Christians don't want the woke thing But what there is a thermonuclear this why I stopped subscribing to nationalism neo nationalism and like I grew up in Germany My parents are from the Balkan I grew up Christian and I had nationalistic ideas I was subscribing to right-wing ideologies. I thought that nationalism will save us all Ethnocentric nationalism is the cure for the world. We have to stick to our own kind This is truly what I believe but then I open up my eyes and I saw how delusional those movements are It is nothing but skin worship. We are the white race. We are better than everybody else How is that so when you look at the current state of affairs around the world? You will see that white people are being duped into all kinds of degeneracy into all kinds of fields If you look into those neo-nationalistic movements, you will see white people blaming the blacks blaming Hispanics Blaming the Jews blaming everybody around them not realizing that they are the issue themselves Totally forgetting about the colonial past of course But now not recognizing that they're destroying their own societies with this woke agenda as he likes to call it that Destroying their own society with all kinds of field and now they're spreading it across the globe And instead of realizing that they are the issue instead of realizing that the West is the issue that America is the enemy here at hand No, they're gonna point the finger and say oh, it's the Muslims fault. Oh, it's the blacks. We need an ethno state You created those problems weapon. That's about to be deployed where you can exploit how white Liberal ideas are being forced to black youth Hispanic Muslim youth There you go not been exploited and we're seeing it in the polling We're seeing it where the Yale Harvard white and even if you take the stands because many neo-nationalists take the stands that it Does not come from the whites, but it comes from you know who even then man You've been duped and you fell for those ideas East side liberals in New York who? All agree that the trans thing is the greatest thing ever they all want this But you know where it's unpopular people that still have an attachment to The customs and the traditions of their home country absolutely not yet been infected by the Yale zeitgeist of the chemical castration of children by the way guys, let me tell you I'm telling you right now. This is gonna sound weird if Republicans win the Muslim vote and the black liberal vote It's game over for a few decades, and it's not possible Americans are so obsessed with politics man. The presentation. They really believe politicians are their savior Of course, what else do you expect because America is already secularized just as the rest of this planet? Christianity led to secularism you separated the church and the state and now you're looking up to your politicians as if they are the Arkbishop as if they are the Pope as Muslims yet again. Yes, Islam is an evangelizing religion Ultimately, we would like everybody to accept Islam of course in a perfect world that would be amazing Everybody would accept Islam however in a perfect Islamic world. We wouldn't look up to the politicians We would look up to the Khalifa as Muslims. We have a totally different goal in mind We are not compatible with this liberalism conservatism. Call it what you will you're playing those two sides against Each other. We are neither nor as Muslims We are just Muslims has to be better by purely they don't get it go back to the well Gallup data And then I want to hear your thoughts go back on the Gallup data control and that's why ideally Muslims have to do Hydra and leave those countries show it so I want to see exactly leave them control afterward born Okay, you found it. Is this it? Okay, is this yet? That's so watch this in your view of being gay or lesbian something you're born with or Due to factors as upbringing and environment. Look at this Now this is 2019 is as far as it goes. What does it say born with 49% go all the way to the bottom that says In 1977 13% okay How did this happen? This is the constant Trying to baptize people to think this is normal and they're able to go to the youngest generation There's two data points with traditional list.  So they're not going to be like not coming out of closet because they're worried about what you And I think about it. They're gonna do whatever the hell they want to do and then with with these two guys two communities Imagine all of a sudden a liberal has to defend a Muslim with pure values And but you see you see Elan Omar tap dance around this whenever she gets asked questions about this trans stuff Where she is Halib who are the two most outspoken Muslim members of Congress Interestingly enough there was a Muslim attorney general candidate who lost by 240 votes in arizona my home state Abe hamaday who should have been attorney general And there is a sizable muslim population in arizona and he was really clear on all the major issues and so just to kind of reemphasize the point here here's Understandably and pat you'll have to meet kind of the right halfway. There's an understandable fear that That american muslims have animosity towards american christians and vice versa. Okay There is some truth to that in the very radical islamic circles. Okay, maybe in the very radical islamic circles Sure, but this is a common belief amongst christians talking about politics Which is the sport of addition and multiplication not division and subtraction So if you want to multiply your ranks you have a community of people that you don't agree That are currently a devoted democrat voting group Wouldn't it make sense to then just focus on two issues that pro-life trans pro-life trans pro-life trans Muslims are 99 percent in agreement. Why so so say why is there that? division between the two so what some of it is is a is a Unders is a theological and I share some of this right belief that radical muslims want to bring sharia to the united states And i'm not saying I even believe that You know wholeheartedly that that is not a radical belief whatsoever. Any true muslim would love to live under sharia Just as any true christian would love to live in a society that is obeying the bible doesn't this make sense to you? Any true christian would love to live in a truly christian society now Sure christians already accepted secularization and therefore they are obeying by the laws of the land the american constitution Muslims have to obey the law of the land as well and as long as they are minority They will accept those laws however complete transparency here if the majority of america would be muslim Of course those muslims would love to live under sharia. This is what it is a lot of christians. It's very simple It's not a radical belief post 9 11. There was a fair amount of non-profit chatter and a fair amount of Activism that presented islam with no nuance meet no nuance in the sense of that all muslims believe the same thing And that's I don't think a fair representation, right? There's radical muslims not all muslims believe the same thing However, there is only one islam, right? There's radical muslims There's people that take it, you know, I have a very good friend zudi jasser in arizona who is calling for a reformation, right? But here's the point we are calling for a reformation is going against islam And of course christians would agree with this because they want to reform christianity over and over again and have done So in the past until now you don't really have any christianity left now You're living under a liberal society Even if you want to call it conservative Republican or whatnot. It's all a scam man. It's all the same if you look at the values of those conservatives They are shifting every decade or so and in the future you will see those conservatives Advocating for the same things that the liberals are advocating for today Islam is never changing and therefore if you want to reform islam if you want to change the religion of islam Then you're not a muslim anymore. This is nothing to do with tolerance with acceptance This is a liberal worldview already that you're imposing onto the religion of islam We are proud that islam is never changing islam has been revealed islam has been established And it will never change just as the patron of Allah is never changing is that what i would challenge republicans are conservatives with I would have changed now. Let's pretend you think that muslims want an authoritarian regime. You're already living under one You're living under a trans authoritarian regime And here's a group of people that want to smash that regime wouldn't that be nice to build a coalition for once? So let me tell you so i'm about to get a little uncomfortable with the audience and they may or may not like it But that's my comfort zone. Okay, so we're in bahamas last week. We're having dinner We're laughing our asses off for about three hours Guy sitting across from me is the same guy that I went to and to ask for the quran That I gifted to tate at the end if you watch the interview with tate at the end I didn't get that far. Yeah, but but if you just go to the last two minutes, that's all you need to do I gave him a quran. I gave him a bible from 1870 and I gave a mere christianity by c.s Lewis my favorite book I'm like listen Here's three books one of them is an old bible one of them c.s Hopefully you read c.s Lewis, you know, do your thing. He loves them by the way If you see it the guy doesn't get emotional you could tell he got emotional when this gift was given to him and obviously we It's kind of funny though. Don't read the bible read the book of c.s Lewis We we have that will do the trick. I love the fact that tucker did the interview with them And he went to romanian whether we were the guinea pigs to realize that you can make it back to america to tucker It is all good. You know, well glad we did that But this is not the one don't worry about it. Rob. It's it's fine. It's a newer one. That's the older one But here's here's here's what happened there When we talk to this guy hazz start love him love his wife navine good people So he starts talking about muslims america israel republican christians And this guy is a hardcore conservative Yeah, maybe more a hardcore conservative than a muslim and i'm saying something because he is a muslim and a proud one And he's the kind that converts He's not a kind that just talks about it So he's the kind that converts and he converts christians and we I think the number was shown on how many I of course hope that is not true what he's saying here. However, just a little clarification is muslims We are muslims first anything else comes second first We're muslims and then you might be a basketball player. You might be a businessman. What have you it doesn't matter First and foremost, you are a muslim and therefore if you're voting conservative That's what you do. You're voting conservative, but you're not a conservative. You are a muslim Americans and if you're not muslim the number is like 20,000 christians Of 75 percent are women that have 25 percent are men Okay, and a lot of them are blacks by the way that are converting and that's been the case since the 60s That's been the case since the 60s. Shorafs avi ali thais and all this. Yeah, we did But but here's here's where it went I said and he said well, you know the challenges that muslims, you know, they're being identified stereotypes with uh, you know being Terrorists and violent. Okay. No problem. I said, let me ask you a question I said are all stereotypes correct or incorrect? Are they partially correct? He says well pat. I said, let me just kind of give you some stuff here. So you ready? He says yes I said the armenian. I said i'm armenian. I'm half armenian half assyrian I said, do you realize aig flew out to my house to drop my contract because I was armenian because the guy talked to My wife and said armenians are known for insurance fraud And we're worried that patrick the same thing's gonna happen The same guy that came with the lawyer to terminate me Seven years later at his retirement on a yacht He had five speakers to speak in front of his entire friends and family The last one that spoke was his best friend. The second to the last one was me. Wow that spoke at we are great friends today Mutual respect like you would have been I love this guy can say that right I said, okay, what are um asians known for and we're in the room We're just asking everybody because there's a filipino. It's uh, well, you know driving. Okay, jews Okay, it's stereotype there. You really want to say this morning cheap money. Okay.  Okay You know, we kept going everything with indian 7 11 gas stations Literally everybody and it was all nationalities So it was comfortable to say because you're making fun of yourself.  He says, what do you mean? I said, have you ever heard about the stereotype a black terrorist? No, he's like, no I said, why is there?  Why is that connotation there?  I knew you were against this No problem. No, no, you're me out. Now. Let's flip it on. I agree with us the other side the most stereotypes to have I was the truth. Absolutely 10 years. I lived in iran You know what the west did to middle eastern countries? Before the ottoman empire fell in whatever 1916 1917 1918 when the ottoman empire fell And all of these countries were part of theirs and then all of a sudden Hey, you know, we're gonna regulate these guys palestine and this and we're gonna have france and britain They're gonna have these countries that are gonna mount, you know, regulate Hey iran, you guys don't know how to manage oil. We'll take care of your oil But these people are dumb. Let's just take care of their money their their oil, right the british oil company Yeah, so guess what these guys are saying? No, no, no, no. Listen. Stop trying to take our money You keep ruining our country by creating so many proxy wars and havoc Muslims have a good point there and then there's a Statista that came out showing the the angriest people in the world Do you know the angriest people in the world? You can pull up the statistic rob while we're talking Do you know the angriest people in the world middle-aged eight out of 10 are muslim countries? Why though? Because you're raised i'm in iran trust me my friends and family if you come to one of our parties We look like we're angry have to tell But i'll say 10 more seconds and i'll give it over to you and i want to hear your thoughts on this The point i'm trying to make right there. Look at this angriest countries and look go to the top So people can see the world's angriest countries. I think there's a simple explanation for that By the way, if you look at this one the third one makes a lot of sense Armenia the third one makes a lot of sense armenians azerbaijan turkey the whole you know Look who's about armenia by the way who's angry at who armenia?  We're in everyone's freaking business.  Leave my marriage alone. Of course you're gonna create enemies. Okay Now we have a mutual understanding and agreement. What do we agree on? Family values and principles. Why don't we unite here and all the other stuff? Guess what muslims do you know in every region in the world? What religion has the most babies per women islam in every Region in the world except for one south and central america every other read number one is muslims Guess what christians you ain't having enough babies. That's your problem. That's right. Go compete have more babies These guys are doing 2.94 point I absolutely agree with us here as I said previously I sympathized with right wing ideologies with neo-nationalistic ideologies and in those midst people will always complain about the bad bad Foreigners creating so many babies, especially the muslims. Oh, they're creating 10 kids. Look at them. Yeah Well then create more babies if you look at germany for example, they're creating statistically speaking 1.3 Babies or so people do not replicate anymore In christianity it says be fruitful and multiply christians do not obey that commandment at all If you look at two people creating one child you decimate it yourself if you create two children Congratulations, you're keeping your lineage alive.  You're making enough of them. These are logical conversations Where you can't be like, well, I don't want to compete against muslims.  So again That's my point on what I think we can do to kind of get the two to see A little bit more on what we're seeing and then what weaknesses some christians have on this as well your thoughts Yeah, I don't want to go too deep theologically I think there's a super simple reason why most muslim countries have difficult Or others are angries because they don't embrace a simple market principle charging interest Is that if you do not have interest you cannot that will make you happy now There's some workarounds around that but You're gonna remain permanently poor if you do not have a a banking system that allows for entrepreneurial activity I would imagine all this have taken out. That's why the countries are poor They're not poor because they've been bombed by the west, you know, of course It's because of these Islamic banks Which was used to be outlawed in the christian community Yes, thank you made all the money.  Actually Prohibits it, uh, but the rabbis found a workaround because they realized that Flourishing and prosperity actually comes with the ability to charge interest, right? I'm very pro-interest because then you're allowed to bet on entrepreneurs and bet on people to buy homes So I I think that that's part of it, but not not the whole story I I don't know how deep you want to go into this theologically patrick. There are some fundamental Let's just sit now. This will make us happy differences between worldviews Muslims and christians that I think need to be I think the countries are not happy because they're not Fornicating enough. Let's legalize fornication, but I will get back. I'm not that interested in that conversation I'm just not so idiotic what I'm more interested in is understanding that that right now we are not living in a secular america We're living in a place where the god of america has replaced it with Trans-zelletry worship of the south. Yeah, but this is due to secularism my friend widespread And kind of a globalist ideal Yeah, and so the question is how do you then defeat that thing? And sometimes you have to make up. Yeah by not having a secularized society prudent step that you might not have a world with To partner with a group of people that you do not see eye to eye on Theologically or otherwise this is why you slam will win coalition to win Whether it be in world war two or other times We as the united states have been willing to sometimes build coalitions. Yeah with governments people and so again I'm if a muslim, you know, a mom was here. We'd have a lot of disagreements, right? Four major differences between islam and christian. I thought my head, you know I believe in the inerrancy of the the bible they believe in the koran They believe in the prophet muhammad one of the reasons they tend to be a violent people too Is because their prophet was a very violent person Christ was not right. So there you go. Now. It's not a stereotype anymore. Now all muslims are violent people We believe in a lot of differences, right? Nice. However, the things we can agree on in american public policy Is this as simple as this let's just start here.  How you as a muslim could then say you believe in what the koran teaches And what Allah commands of you, right and also say it's okay to teach this grooming perversion I Ilan Omar Rashida Tlaib are sitting on some very very fragile footing right there And they're sure and real muslims do not see them as representatives of Islam or immigration or whatever their thing is That's One element of it more importantly though the most socially conservative people in america are muslims And I I agree with you pat It's potentially could be some political upside for republicans, but it's not going to be easy What you just summarized both sides giving a little bit. I know the conservative base well There is there is a lot of skepticism towards it makes no sense. I'm not saying it makes rational I'm saying I'm just I'm telling you the truth of what the base is saying when it comes to Islam. Let me All right That's it for today's video long enough as it is.  That's your identity.  It is decaying flesh We're not worshiping biology. We're not worshiping the creation We are worshiping the creator as muslims and this is what we are political choices Hobbies what have you all of it comes after is slum and this is what I identify as wrong with America with the west Those people do not identify as christians anymore or as jewish people or what have you they're identifying as Americans first and now they're looking at that chess board so to speak and they will have to decide which political party Will lead them to salvation Which political party will be their personal savior as muslims? We do not believe in any of that as I said already Yes, muslims would love to have sharia. This is not a radical belief system whatsoever as I said throughout the video Any truly religious person would love their society to obey the religious laws If you look into certain sects of buddhism those people are vegetarian Of course, they would love to have a vegetarian society because a buddhist believes in ahimsa Ahimsa means reducing violence abstaining from violence and this is why they do not eat meat They do not want to kill animals and of course they would love the whole society to stop eating animals That is their ideology muslims believe that islam is perfect. That's what we believe We believe that the sharia is perfect and this is what we want to obey We do not want to obey man-made rules, but hey before you get afraid Yes, as muslims we do have to obey the law of the land And this is why muslims in america have to obey the law It is simple as that muslims are not commanded to rebel against your law systems whatsoever But you cannot confuse so-called muslims that want to reform islam with true muslims As truly religious practitioners we of course believe in our religion go figure We believe as i said that our religion is perfect. Why would we then change it? And how would we change it in the first place? We wouldn't change it for something better We would replace laws within islam with liberal values with values from the west Why would any sane muslim want that anyways guys the video is long enough if you liked it Leave it a thumbs up if you haven't subscribed already guys. 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When my family moved into the old farmhouse in the middle of nowhere in North Carolina, we thought it was a blessing. As a family of eight, we'd struggle to find an affordable home, let alone one big enough for everyone to be comfortable. Us kids were often three to a room. My mom actually wept when she signed the lease. The house wasn't pretty and would require a lot of fixing up, but for the first time in my life, I'd have my own room. It made it pretty easy to overlook the peeling laminate floor in the kitchen or the stubborn uncleanable stains in the bathtub. A huge ancient rickety farmhouse surrounded by nothing but grass and it was all ours. My siblings and I were thrilled and I'd never seen my parents so ecstatic. We didn't think that there was anything strange about the house until we found the old camcorder. My sister Kathy and I were moving boxes into the attic and trying to organize the cluttered dusty space. Kathy pulled a sheet off of a small table and there in the center sat a camcorder. So of course we watched the tape. Then we watched it again. The man on the tape didn't make any sense. We took the camera to my parents, studying their faces as they watched the tape. They looked as confused and worried as I was, but tried to offer an explanation. Maybe it was a joke or maybe he was making some kind of movie. Maybe he was just crazy or paranoid. I didn't believe them and I knew that they didn't believe what they said either. Nothing seemed normal to me after watching that video. Every creek, every drip was the sound of ghosts groaning through the house. I couldn't get the man's voice out of my head. This house, is it this house? Can she, I don't know, I can't tell, so this house she'll destroy and you'll never leave.  Look directly at her. It happened the night that my parents committed suicide. One minute we were watching a movie together. The next my parents excused themselves to their bedroom where they laid on their bed and slit their own throats. Of course I didn't know it at the time, but that was the catalyst. Suddenly my siblings and I weren't alone in the living room. Five people had joined us, spread out through the room.  A man was facing the wall about halfway up the stairway and we had to squeeze past him, only to be met by four more people in the hallway. I lit my siblings past two of the people and opened my parents' door, ready to usher them inside. The sight of my parents' bloody bodies and two people facing the wall stopped me in my tracks and I spun around to try to prevent the kids from seeing. Come on guys, go to my room. I said as I shut the door behind me, we slid past another person and it was with great relief that I saw my bedroom was empty. What's happening? My little sister Jackie cried and I pulled her into a tight hug. I don't know, bug, but I'll figure it out. Don't worry. After releasing her, I looked each of my siblings in the eyes before telling them, I'll be right back. Don't leave this room no matter what. Understand? I waited until they each nodded and said, okay, good, Kathy, you're in charge. With that, I stepped outside and closed my bedroom door behind me. In the short time that I'd been in my room, three new people had appeared in the hallway. Like the others, they stood perfectly motionless facing the wall. Unlike the others, however, I recognized two of them. It was my parents. Mom, what's going on? What are you doing? I called out as I began to make my way down the hall. I was nearly back to the staircase and about to call out again when I heard from somewhere behind me. I turned to look at the woman behind me, but she hadn't even turned her head towards me. Who? I asked, but she didn't answer. What would happen if I look at her silence? Almost immediately the temperature in the hallway dropped, and it felt as though all the air had been sucked out of the room. The silence was deafening. I did the only thing that I could do.  Out of the corner of my eye, I saw a woman making her way up the last few stairs leading into the hallway, and she took my breath away. She was beautiful, practically radiating a strange glow and had long red curls cascading down her shoulders. She seemed to be almost floating, and I couldn't hear her footsteps at all. She turned left and went directly to my parents. I couldn't hear a thing, but I saw her lean forward and kiss my mother, then my father. My parents disappeared. I wanted to cry out, to ask where they'd gone, but I was frozen in place. Just as the tears began to form in my eyes, the woman began to float towards me.  I took only a second, but I could feel her presence suddenly behind me. I flinched as she ran her hand up my arm along my shoulders, then down the other arm.  Her voice was so soothing that I could feel the warmth of it spread over my body, like a blanket.  Turn around and look at me. She said, and I kept my eyes squeezed shut. Parents, back to you. All you have to do is turn around and look at me. I don't know why I kept refusing, when every inch of me wanted to turn around, to listen to her, to look at her. But I didn't. Turn around and look at me. She roared directly into my ear, and my entire body went rigid. I stood there with my eyes closed for what felt like hours, until I heard a strange sloshing noise coming from downstairs. I slowly, cautiously opened my eyes and looked around at the now empty hallway. The sloshing noise continued, moving throughout the first floor. I hurried back to my bedroom to find my siblings huddled together, terrified. She was holding the youngest who had somehow fallen asleep, and she nearly dropped him as she scrambled into my arms. I gently shushed them before leading them out of the room and down the hall. They followed so closely that they were practically stepping on my heels. We began to make our way down the stairs and came face to face with a man with crazed eyes, tilting a can of gasoline on the floor. It was the man from the camcorder. They have to go. They can't stay here any longer. She can't keep doing this. He muttered, stepping around me and the kids as he continued his way up the stairs. I should have looked at her too, he said. I ushered the kids down the stairs and through the living room, practically shoving them out the front door as the man began to shout and sob behind us. From a safe distance, I sat with my siblings in the grass and watched as our dream home went up in flames. I didn't see the man leave the house. I still don't know what actually happened that day and I have no explanation for what happened to my parents. I don't even know why I'm telling you about this now. All I know is that if you see random people facing the wall in your home, close your eyes and don't look directly at her.


My name is Sanbachnid and I am the author of Malignan-Saflada, Narcissism-Revisible. Most women marry frogs and transform them into princes. But the narcissist spouse marries an ostensible prince, only to discover to her horror and shock that he is not even a frog. The cerebral narcissist asexuality has a lot to do with his spouse's eventual disenchantment. You see, the narcissist is autoerotic, he is psychosexually in love, but with himself, with his body or with his brain.  Narcissists are, of course, misogynists. They hold women in contempt. They loathe and fear women. They seek to torment women and to frustrate them, either by debasing them sexually or conversely by withholding sex from them altogether. To say that narcissists harbor ambiguous feelings towards the sexual act would be the understatement of the millennium. Narcissists tend to view all few events in a bed-line.  The cerebral narcissist is often celibate, even when he has a girlfriend or a spouse he refrains from sex, abstains from it. He prefers pornography and sexual auto-stimulation to the real thing. The cerebral narcissist is sometimes labeled, hidden, not yet altered, homosexual. The cerebral narcissist feels that sex is demeaning and degrading.  The cerebral narcissist convinces himself that he is above all that, that he endowed his ease with superior intelligence and superhuman self-control is in no need of sex.  However, with the cerebral narcissist, this is a secondary behavior, a phase, transitional one. It appears mainly after major narcissistic traumas and crises, and in order to secure new sources of narcissistic supply. So the painful divorce, the devastating personal financial upheaval, and this type of narcissist, the cerebral, adopts a view that the old intellectual solutions hadn't worked, and he frantically wrote searches for other ways, new ways to attract attention, to restore his false ego, his grandiosity, and to secure a subsistence level of narcissistic supply. Everything goes, but sex is handy, and it is a great source of the right kind of supply. Sex is immediate, sexual partners are interchangeable, the solution is comprehensive, it encompasses all the aspects of the narcissist being. Sex is natural, highly charged, adventurous, and as a by-product and side-effect, pleasurable. Thus, following a life crisis, the cerebral narcissist is likely to be deeply involved in sexual activities very frequently, and almost to the exclusion of all other occupations and matters. But as the memories of a crisis fade, as the trauma abates, as the narcissist wounds heal, as the narcissistic cycle recommences, and the balance is restored, the cerebral narcissist reveals his true colours.  The cerebral narcissist reverts to intellectual pursuits, sports, politics, voluntary activities, anything but sex, a process that throwing label sublimation. This kind of narcissist is afraid of encounters with the opposite sex, and is even more afraid of emotional involvement or commitment that he fancies himself from to develop following a sexual encounter. In general, the cerebral narcissist withdraws not only sexually, but also emotionally.  He confines himself to his world and his work, and makes sure that he is sufficiently busy to preclude any interaction with his nearest and supposedly dearest. Cerebral narcissist becomes completely immersed in big projects, projects saying life-long plans, a vision or a course, all very rewarding narcissistically and all very demanding in time-consume. In such circumstances, sex inevitably becomes an obligation or a maintenance chore reluctantly undertaken to preserve his sources of supply, his family, his spouse, his household.  Actually, the cerebral narcissist uses his mate or spouse as an alibi, a shield against the attentions of other women, an insurance policy which preserves his virile image while making it socially and morally commendable for him to avoid any intimate or sexual encounter or contact with others.  The narcissist's thwarted logic goes something like this, I am married and attached to this woman, therefore I am not allowed to be in any form of contact with other women, which might be interpreted as more than casual or business-like. This is why I refrain from having anything to do with women because I am being faithful, as opposed to most other immoral men. However, I do not like this situation, I envy my free peers, they can have as much sex and romance as they want to, while I am confined to this marriage, chained by my wife, my freedom curbed. I am angry at her, and I will punish her by abstaining from having sex with her as well. Thus frustrated, the narcissist minimizes all manner of intercourse with his closed circle, spouts children, parents, siblings, their intimate friends.  The narcissist limits himself to the rawest, most primitive exchange of information and isolates himself socially. The cerebral narcissist's reclusion ensures against a future hurt, and avoids the intimacy that he so dreads.  Finally, the cerebral narcissist is really left alone by everyone, with no secondary of sources of narcissistic supply at his disposal. And so in his quest to find new sources, he again embarks on ego-mending bouts of sex, followed by the selection of a spouse or a maid, a secondary source of supply. And then the cycle starts all over again, a sharp drop in sexual activity, emotional absence, cruel detachment, leading to abandonment, leading to hypersexuality, etc. The cerebral narcissist is mostly sexually loyal to his spouses, is faithful. He alternates between what appears to be hypersexuality and asexuality, which is really forcefully repressed sexually.  The cerebral narcissist, therefore, is not compelled to cheat on his mate, to be traitor, to violate his marital goals. The cerebral narcissist is much more interested in preventing or worrisome dwindling the kind of narcissistic supply that really matters. Sex, he says to himself, contentedly, is for those who can do no better.