It is about 10.30 a.m. Sunday morning, December 8th. It's just Lily and I in the house at the moment. See, she's like waiting for us to like do something. I've gotta go upstairs. Her parents are not here yet and Bob went out to a Masonic Lodge function. So it's just her and I. I have a women's group conference call. My sister's group, anyway. So I'm gonna go upstairs and get ready for that. I've got some watercolor palette reorganization I wanna work on. And before I get too far ahead of the game with that, meaning that I have ideas in my head for, ooh, I should do this palette, ooh, I should do that palette. I should work on the ones I've already started. So yeah, that's gonna be a thing. In between though, I can't make too big of a mess on the art table and leave it there because at this time of year we use it for gift wrapping. So it's gonna be an interesting few days. That's all I could say. Anyway, we've had some. Good morning, everybody. It's Monday morning, December 9th. It's 9.57 a.m. And so everybody is settling in in the house and things are good. Lots of wildlife around this morning. And things are good. I am back from Facebook jail, at least for the moment we'll see. I've used the opportunity of everything that's going on on social media, Facebook, YouTube, whatever, to change how I'm doing things, change up social media banners, clean up the YouTube channel. That includes changing it up the way I post on Facebook. So I am going to be posting every day, but not every day in every group. We're gonna have select posts and select groups on certain days. Like today, Monday is a life of art and self-expression. So I did that. And I scheduled the Wednesday post for a life of art and self-expression, which also, but there's also one coming on Wednesday. And I'm not really doing more than two actual posts and one scheduled post on any given day. We'll see if that helps. And yeah, it's all I can do is give it a try. I need to do some business ads today, but first I'm gonna head out to Joanne's because I need to get some fabric for a Christmas gift I need to make this week. And I need some more glossy accents. I just bought a bottle the other week and I'm almost out. So I need some more. And then when I get back, I need to maybe put on a little bit of makeup and try to film a new channel trailer. So busy, busy, busy. Gotta do some laundry. I've got to finish the last couple of watercolor reorganization boxes, send some surplus stuff off to a friend, all that kind of stuff. So it's always something, right? All right, that's it for the moment. I am going to get my butt over to Joanne's and see if I can find some fabric I like for the project I need to make and I will be back. Okay, I got the fabric I was looking for. Well, I should say I got some fabric. It wasn't exactly what I was looking for, but I think it'll work. I got another roll of zipper just because the bag I'm gonna make has a lot of zippers and I'm not exactly sure how much I have at home. Forgot to look. I got some more glossy accents and I found one collage art little magazine thing for really cheap. So I picked that up. It was in their clearance aisle. I got like $11 off, probably more than that.   Those that don't know I'm a big coupon or any of that crazy couponing stuff, but if there's a coupon for something, I'm gonna use a coupon for it. So if I've got to buy it. So put my stuff away, more watercolor pallets to finish before I can start on the sewing, but now I have the stuff. So as soon as the table is free, I can work on the bag. Sounds like a plan to me anyway. In the meantime, I can dig the pattern out. Hopefully I filed it away or I think I did. All right, that's it. I'll be back. YouTube apocalypse day, not that anything's happened. So I guess that's good. Was wrapping some Christmas presents. I'm working on a sewing project on the table for Christmas gift and to get used to my new social media schedule and advertising schedule. Yeah, just kind of catching up on projects after doing nothing but YouTube edits last week. So, you know, things kind of piled up a little bit. So anyway, I'm going to go eat some lunch right now. I got all the pieces for the sewing project pressed and the interfacing fused and things trimmed. And so I'm going to take a break and go have some lunch. I'll be back. Hey guys, good morning. It is Wednesday morning, December 11th, 845 a.m. Don't get all excited. I only know this because I have a doctor's, well, dentist appointment. I am headed to the dentist to get my permanent crowns put in. And I've already been on the computer doing my social media thing. I was up kind of late last night catching up on projects after spending a week, literally, working on the YouTube channel, solid six to eight hours a day. And I think I'm finally caught up, I think. So now I can focus on 2020 projects and line things up so that I can do a bunch of filming over the Christmas holiday. The kids are going to be gone for a few days over the holiday back in California with Pauleus' parents. So the house will be quiet. So I can get a few videos for January filmed. Get a little bit ahead for 2020, so that's the plan.  Rebecca and Pauleus have been living here. I have learned about how much they not only love Christmas, which is a good thing, but how much they shop online. We get so many deliveries at the door. And it's, what even time is it? It looks like it's like 10 o'clock at 4.30. 4.30, I know it looks black outside the kitchen window there, but it is only 4.30. We got yet another delivery this time from the infamous Jaclyn Hill, because Rebecca ordered her highlighters and there's kind of a running, it's not really a joke, I don't know, thing around the internet, how her orders are often packaged incorrectly. When Rebecca got the brushes the other day, there was no invoice. What she ordered was in there, but there was no invoice. Some people placed the order and they order one highlight, they get a case of 24. It's a documented thing, look it up. She got what she ordered. I did get an invoice, a cover address. I got an invoice this time and I was expecting like 10 products. I wasn't sure what shipping is doing over there, but I only got my two that I ordered, so I'm excited. So show us what that looks like in person. Okay, so this is the flash palette. Apparently they're like made in Italy, so fancy. I'm not a beauty guru, so you know. Neither am I, so yeah. And then I got her luminous powder in Dew Me DEW, just wanna specify. It's all sealed, it looks good.  But everything looks really good. If you're familiar with a whole lipstick gate situation, there are weird things floating in the products and so far so good. Yay, and the brushes seemed like they were really nice. In fact, I told Rebecca when we were looking at them, they'd make really good watercolor brushes. They were really, really soft. Pretty sure, Becca doesn't want me doing that with her brushes, but you know. I spent too much money on them. Anyway, we probably should start thinking about what we're making the boys for dinner at some point. We'll be back. Just after 3 p.m. on Thursday, December 12th. Don't get excited, I've looked. Spent the morning working on 2020 YouTube collaboration and Facebook art group stuff. Getting things ready, kind of working at the last minute here, but you know, what are you gonna do? So snuck out of the house without the dog or the kid to go walking and get some steps in. Yeah, cause that's a thing. I'll be back. FYI, neighbor lady's like staring me down. She's driving by over there.  Yeah, that'd be me. All right, I'll be back. Hey guys, it's Friday evening, 5.25 p.m., Friday, December 13th. I nearly made it unscathed through Friday the 13th. But evidently, I typed something I thought was innocent and not chat, message, blah blah blah, Facebook Messenger chat earlier today that was misinterpreted by someone. So I'm just reading that out right now. You gotta be really careful about what you type because it can be read in a way that you didn't intend. And I do know that.  So it's all good though. I'll get it worked out. Anyway, other than that, we've just been puttering around the house today, which I'm okay with. You can hear Lily in the background. She's pacing. There she is. She knows daddy's upstairs, but she doesn't wanna go up there after him. I don't think. Anyway, I got some more of the little teddy bears for charity cut out. If I can, I'll find the picture of the original two that I made and put it here somewhere. So I have a few more cut out. So over the coming weeks, I'll be working on putting those together. I also got my newer issue of Artists Magazine in. So I can't wait to read that. There's another article from Danny Gregory who has some books on daily drawing practice. I will link a website or his Amazon page or something in the description. I also have my free to collo, the Diary of Free to Collo, which I wanna read, which are both sitting out here. So anyway, that's it. I'll be working on some daily drawings and stuff later after dinner and yeah, just chilling for the moment. Bracing for the Christmas shopping that we have to do tomorrow. Oh joy. All right, I'll be back. There's some footage of us going to the Adidas store. We went back again today. We went there last week. We needed to return a few things that were the wrong sizes and also pick up one more gift from there. So we did that. And then we went to the hardware store and I came home and I dropped off my husband so he and the kids could go do some Christmas shopping and then I had the fun job of going to the grocery store. I know, right? So I'm back home and everything's unpacked and put away. I had some lunch. I'm gonna put Christmas lights in the art room windows here upstairs. I didn't do that last year, but I'm gonna do it this year. I was looking around the house to see if we had two extra timers. The husband thought we did, but I can't find them.  It's possible they're under the kids' stuff in the garage, which, you know, there's stuff everywhere right now. State of my spare room at the moment, which is storage slash office slash their living room. Let's see, hang on. Yep, see there's their TV, their space. So yeah, the garage is, you know, looking the same. Until they get a house, it's gonna look like this. So, you know, it is what it is. But anyway, we're happy to help, sort of, no, really, we're happy to help. All right, I'm gonna go look downstairs for those timers enough I can't find any. Then, yeah, the husband's messaging me. He'll pick some up at the hardware store, so that might be what we do. All right, I'll be back. I took the screens out of the two windows. And in this house, our screens are on the inside and the outside of the glass. In the old house, they were on the outside. So in the old house, we had windows that slid open this way for the most part. And so the screen was on the outside on these. We have some that the screen is on the outside, but quite a few of our windows crank open, including the ones in the art room. And the screen is on the inside because the window's got a crank open. So anyway, I put the lights on the glass, so I removed the two screens and I put them in the closet. And I got some extension cords and I've got them plugged in and we're gonna go take a look outside and see how they look. Still light out, but let's go see what happened. And out of the door, it disturbed Lily. Not that she like tries hard to go find me because you know, I'm not grandpa. She really loves the men in the family. The women weren't just here. And at this point, I think she gave the FedEx guy a cursory bark and then that was it. She didn't bother to get up off the couch. I think it's just too many people have knocked on the door. Okay, so we came outside. Now all the lights are on so that we can see what it looked like. It looks so much better. Hang on, I'll show you all. Pretty. We've got the little tree. Where are we? Oh, there we are. We've got the little tree lit up. We've got the two windows upstairs lit up. It's all good. The bushes lit up. Yeah, looks good. Very Christmassy. A lot of Christmas cheer. A lot of Christmas cheer. Yeah. It's the end of our week. We hope you've had a good one. We are going to enjoy, I think, sitting home alone, having pizza and hanging out. Don't tell the children. They're going out for the evening and I think we're kind of, I think we're kind of, we're kind of, but it's okay. We love them, but everybody needs their peace and quiet. We are puppy sitting, but that's okay. Yeah, she's fine. She's fine, yeah. She's fine. Anyway, we hope you've had a good week. We have two and I think we're done with Christmas shopping, God, I hope. Pretty much. It's very people-y out there. Very people-y. Yeah. All right, that's it for today. We hope you have a good one. Go out and have a good day. Do something nice for yourself because you deserve it and we'll see you later. Bye, guys.


Hi, how are you guys doing? This is Rich here and we have a RichTV Live and we have some big breaking news from Sight Wellness. Big breaking news from Sight Wellness, despite the fact that the stock is actually heavily down today. P-S-Y-S-A, here's Sight Wellness right here. Despite the fact that the stock is heavily down today, they have some big breaking news and currently at 53 cents and down 11% on the news of a major bought deal financing. There's a major bought deal financing for Sight Wellness right now. And because of that, the stock is kind of selling off a little bit due to the fact that it was done at a much lower price. It was actually done at 31 cents. Stock right now is at 51. So because of that, a lot of times when companies do bought deal financing, you're gonna see this type of thing happen where they raise money, the stock goes up, they raise money, millions of dollars, $6.6 million and then typically people will either sell or market makers will take the price down closer to the price of the offering. And that's what we're seeing with the stock clearly here with Sight Wellness. You can see the stock is down 16% on news of this offering. Now, if we scroll back and we look at how the stock's performed, you can clearly see that the stock was kind of sitting at 35 cents and made a huge move up to 75 and now is consolidating back down. Let's take a look at this. So it started at 35, went to 75, excuse me, and is now consolidating back down to these levels where it's at 51 cents and they raised money at 31 cents. So they raised money right around here. Now, I don't know if it's gonna go to that level, but typically what I've noticed over the years is that when companies do raise funds, sometimes, not always, but sometimes we will see that the price will go back down to the price where they raise the capital. I'm not suggesting that's what's gonna happen here but you can see there's a sell-off on Sight Wellness that's down 16%, currently at 51 cents. Now let's just break down this news. So this is the news, Sight Wellness closes 6.6 million bot deal private placement, Sight Wellness Limited, PSYC in Canada, PSYCF in America, 5U9 in Frankfurt, Germany, a life sciences company focused on the production and distribution of artisanal, functional and psychedelic mushrooms. Please do announce that further to its press release date to January 21st, 2021 and January 22nd, 2021. It has closed the bot deal private placement for total gross proceeds of $6.6 million in connection with the offering the company issued an aggregate of 21,300,000 units to subscribers at a price of 31 cents per unit. So that's the big news. Obviously there is a lot of selling that's happening in the stock right now on this news. So as an investor, you need to, in my opinion, watch the stock and try, if you're looking to get into the stock, you're trying to get in at the lowest possible price, right? Obviously it's selling off right now. So you don't wanna chase a falling knife. So you have to kind of put it on your radar, put in your watch list and watch it. If you see it starts to turn up, then you may wanna position yourself. If you see it goes down further than what I typically do is I'll continue to watch it until I see it stop going down and start to turn up and then I'll position myself for the next leg up. I think that this is a great company. Obviously the first time we've talked about it and I wanna talk a little bit about some of the key characteristics. So the capital structure. Now this is gonna change with the new funding, but you can see that before they did the funding, there was 115 million shares fully diluted with the additional 6.6 million and the 23 million shares being issued that'll bring them to about 140 million shares issuing that standing and fully diluted, okay? Very important for you guys to understand the share structure. Now what I wanna do is if you go to their website, their website is psyched-wellness.com, you can actually go to their website and see their investor presentation. What I wanna do today is I wanna go through the investor presentation. I wanna break down all the key elements of this deal that I think are vital for everyone to understand so that you can understand exactly what this deal is, what they're doing, what they're all about and where they're going. So first and foremost psyched-wellness limited is a Canadian-based life sciences company dedicated to the production and distribution of psychedelic mushrooms and associated consumer packaged goods. Psychedelic mushrooms is one of the hottest sectors in the world right now and it's a brand new sector that's just getting started. This is PSYC in Canada. PSYCF is the symbol in America, psyched-wellness symbol in America currently at 42 cents. Now if I was to mark this, what I typically like to do is mark the high high and I like to mark the low low, okay? You can see here that this is clearly trending up and now on this news of a funding, it's going back down, trying to get closer to that funding price, okay? So this is the US symbol PSYCF and in Canada the symbol is PSYC. So as increasingly health conscious consumer seek alternatives to traditional medicine, there's a tremendous market opportunity to enhance the health and wellness of millions of our suite of mushroom infused products. Psyched products currently under R&D are considered food and are principally regulated under the Federal Drug Act and the Consumer Packaging and Labeling Act in Canada and the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and the Nutrition, Labeling and Education Act in the United States. Psyched mushroom derived consumer packaged goods portfolio will be led by our flagship mushroom extract product and manita, muscaria infused tinctures. It is anticipated that each tincture will be filled with extracted oil derived from dried and ground amita muscaria caps as well as other well-known functional mushrooms when microdosed aminita muscaria has anecdotally been shown to soothe the body, ease physical distress and help with sleeping. So this is the market opportunity with the large and rapidly growing addressable market. If you guys have any questions, please feel free to put them in the chat. I believe that the psychedelic mushroom space is one of the fastest growing brand new sectors that I think needs a lot of attention and we are definitely putting our focus on it right now. I need you guys to turn and put psyched wellness on your watch list, put it on your radar, PSYC in Canada, PSYCF in America and I'd love to know your opinion on this stock. Okay, you guys can join the chat. If you guys have any questions, please feel free to put it in the chat and I'm gonna go through this deal in detail and try to pick it apart and try to determine the key points that I think everyone needs to be aware of. So let's talk about the large and rapidly growing addressable market and the market opportunity. The global market for functional mushrooms is forecasted to reach USD 34.3 billion by 2024, growing at a CAGR of 8.04% between 2019 and 2024. That's some serious growth. The popularity of mushrooms is growing rapidly around the world yet the market remains fragmented, increasing interest in plant-based wellness alternatives to pharmacological treatments for health issues such as insomnia, depression and anxiety. And this is just the beginning for psychedelics. According to Whole Foods, functional mushrooms were one of the top 10 trends for foods in 2018. So let's talk about Amanita muscaria, facts versus fiction. Amanita muscaria is commonly referred to as the fly ageric. Amanita muscaria typifies the iconic image of psychogenic and hallucinogenic inducing mushrooms, both in legends and in literature. Amanita muscaria has been consumed by cultures worldwide for psychedelic effects after being parboiled to reduce the potency of its major intoxicating constituents. The toxicity of Amanita muscaria has been misunderstood. It has been associated with the mushroom poisoning, long believed incorrectly to be due to muscarine. However, muscarine is found in such minute quantities in Amanita muscaria that it is clinically insignificant. The psychogenic properties of the plant are due to ibotinic acid and must simul a more potent decarboxylated version of ibotinic acid. Amanita muscaria is also marked for not continuing, not containing any deadly Amanita toxins found in most other poisonous mushrooms. The Amanitins and muscarine found in most other poisonous mushrooms are responsible for the lethal nature of these fungi, the induction of a dangerous mascarinic syndrome and the unfortunate misconceptions levied on all mushrooms from toadstool to edible varieties. Amanita muscaria is not only unique in its instant recognizability and ease of mycological identification from whole specimens, but it has a well documented and long history of traditional use in foods in Europe, Russia, Serbia, North America and Japan. The chemical characterization of the mushroom through analytical methods and the thresholds of the principal constituents to induce pharmacological effects in man is also known. So let's talk about the product development and 2020 achievements. So this is a company that is just getting started and I think that the upside is tremendous. Love to know your opinion and love to have you guys tune in and let me know what you think about psyched wellness. So in Q1 2020, a year ago, market assessment and business planning efforts were happening. Then the initiated R&D research and development on the use of Amanita muscaria as a functional mushroom supplement. In Q2 2020, a complete white paper and toxicology report on Amanita muscaria commenced R&D for the extraction process and method. In Q3 of 2020, they completed the R&D for the extraction process and method, completed gap analysis and path to market for the Amanita muscaria extract, complete SDS writing, commenced preparation of the NDIN dossier. Just recently, we just finished Q4 2020, they completed writing extraction specifications, complete preclinical acute oral toxicity, complete preclinical dose range finding studies, commenced preclinical 90 day study, commenced accelerated stability tests, commenced master file submission and meet and greet with the FDA. So they are on the verge of something big. They are on the verge of something big with a meet and greet with the FDA around the corner, this is or actually just passed, this is huge. So let's talk about the product development and roll out for 2021. We're obviously in Q1 2021. So let's talk about where we are and where we're going with psyched wellness because we love to see catalysts that are coming. And this is a company that has many catalysts that are coming in the future we need to be aware of. So right now in Q1, they're focusing on completing their preclinical MTD, commencing preclinical dose range finding studies, complete an academic research on muscle mole for various ailments, commence clinical trials on the company's formulation for anxiety. In Q2 2021, they are going to commence preclinical 90 days oral toxicity study, complete preclinical dose range finding studies, meet, greet with the FDA and Health Canada, commence neuro behavioral studies and commence conditional place preference test. That's in Q2 that's coming and that will start in April of 2021. In Q3 of 2021, they are going to complete the neuro behavioral studies, complete conditioning place preference test and commence clinical trials on the company's formulation for addictions. Now I wanna remind you of a company that I brought you guys first, Mind Medicine. I brought Mind Medicine over a year ago at 30 cents, told everyone to be a rocket. Today, Mind Medicine trades at over $5. It's up well over 1,000%, over 1,500%. And I remember I brought it first and I did the exact same thing. I sat here and I broke it down. I did the research, I did the analysis and the stock didn't move. It did not move. I wanna remind you, it did not move for quite some time. Let me pull it up. Here's Mind Medicine. You can see it's trading at $3.92. And if we go all the way back to one year, you'll see that it was at 51 cents, 51 cents, right? When it first started in America. So when it started in America, it wasn't a success story. It wasn't at five bucks like it is in Canada right now. It wasn't at 392 when it started. It was at 50 cents. And I remember telling people about this stock and everyone's like, what's wrong with Mind Medicine, Rich? It doesn't move. What's wrong with Mind Medicine, Rich? It's all about patience. It's all about patience. You gotta give these companies time to grow. You gotta give these companies time to evolve. You gotta give these companies time to raise money. You gotta give these companies time to execute on their plan. It's not going to happen overnight. Sometimes we'll talk about a stock and it does explode overnight. But more often than not, it's gonna take some time. So it's going to be an exercise in patience. It's going to be an exercise in patience. What's up, Crypto Man? How you doing, Georgie? Georgie says, I like very much the company already in after the retrace. If it goes down too much, I will add more shares. Thanks for the pick. Hey, my pleasure. And these guys are listed in Canada, the United States and in Frankfurt, Germany. So huge development rollout happening here with psyched wellness. And like I showed you guys my medicine, it took some time, but that stock went up 1500%. This is another stock that's just getting started and what's in their future, right? What's in their future?  That is huge. Commencing clinical trials in Q3 on the company's formulations for addictions. In Q4, which starts in October of 2021, a complete preclinical 90 day oral toxicity study, pre-submission meeting with the FDA and begin sales of the company's flagship product, Amanita Mascarea extract in the United States. So they are expecting to have sales in Q4 of 2021. So we've got some time to position ourselves before they get into sales. The question is, what will the stock do between now and then? That's the million dollar question. So let's talk about their 2021 action plan. And guys, I always say this, companies don't plan to fail, they fail to plan. If a company has a plan and they stick to it, that's the type of company that I'm interested in. If the company doesn't have a plan, I'm not interested at all. They need to have a plan and they need to execute it. And if they execute their plan, then I'm interested. So in 2021, the action plan, so in 2020 psych wellness successfully finalized its Amanita Mascarea extraction process and commenced a comprehensive scientific R&D program. As a result of the R&D, the company, its respected scientists, scientific advisors and its crow partners began to better understand the enormous medicinal potential of its unique extraction and determined that the action plan for 2021 will focus into industries. They will focus in the food supplement industry. Psych wellness will finalize its R&D process and will start sales of its first flagship Amanita Mascarea tincture in the United States as a new dietary ingredient, NDI, and will apply to sell it in Canada as a natural health product and HP. This is huge. This will be the first psychedelic food supplement that will be sold OTC over the counter. Massive, massive opportunities here for psych wellness folks. And we are literally bringing this to you for the first time ever. Love to know your opinion. Do you like this pic? Now remember, Rich TV Live is strictly for education and entertainment purposes. Always do your due diligence, always do your research before you invest in anything that we talked about here on Rich TV Live. Always invest in the best, the best is blessed and you deserve the best. If you liked this video, please smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe. So let's talk about the pharmaceutical industry. The company and its respected scientific advisory board believes that the active compound, muscle mole, and our unique extraction process has great potential and helping people suffering from depression, anxiety, addictions, and more. Led by Professor David Nutt, the team has commenced R&D to further explore these opportunities with the goal of positioning PSYC psych wellness as a major player in the pharmaceutical industry. Don't you guys love getting into these giants first? Don't you love looking into the future and looking into a company that has the potential to be a giant and we're getting in early? So let's look at some comparable psych wellness limited when you look at them and you compare them to Champagno brands and you look at their market cap of 75 million. You look at the psych wellness market cap of 30 million. Look at flourish mushroom labs market cap of 12 million which is currently private. You look at numinous wellness who's got a market cap of 190 million and look at mind medicine who's probably the biggest was the first psychedelic stock that I ever brought you guys and has been over a 15x up over 1500% and they are now in focusing on clinical trials for the medicinal space. They are public with a 1.2 billion market capitalization. So when you look at psych wellness their operational focus is in branded products similar to Champagno brands and their market segment is health and wellness also very similar to Champagno brands and they're actually no longer the RTO is no longer in progress they are actually fully public now. This is the management team Jeff Stevens is the CEO looking forward to speaking to Jeff Stevens I believe I'll be interviewing him tomorrow stay tuned to that very excited about meeting the CEO you can see the COO and CFO as well let's just read a little bit about Mr. Stevens Mr. Stevens has 20 plus years of capital markets experience has been an officer and director with several public companies has taken three public companies via reverse takeover built teams and structured multiple M&A transactions while building successful businesses I like it I like a management team with a track record of success in the markets because this is an industry where if you do not have success and you don't have experience chances are things are not going to go your way you can see the board of directors and you can see the advisory board so they put together a big team and we see their capital structure this is going to be updated now that they just raised 6.6 million dollars and you can see Jeff Stevens is the CEO and director that you can contact if you have any questions now I'd love to know if you guys have any questions if you do please put them in the chat I think that the upside for these guys is tremendous and we're still just getting early to the story this is my medicine you can see that they've been an absolute rocket and I'm personally buying a lot of psychedelic stocks personally I am buying a lot of psychedelic stocks if you'd like to learn which picks I own and which picks I'm buying you can join our trading club at richpicksdaily.com where you can learn what I'm buying and what I'm investing in and I've actually personally invested in just recently three psychedelic stocks so very bullish on psychedelic stocks and this is a new one that I'm now looking at for the very first time for our community and for our club and I'd love to know what you guys think currently a 51 cents and down 16% on news that they just raised money at 31 cents so I'd love to know what you guys think about this one do you own this are you interested in buying it are you considering buying it are you watching it are you adding them to your watches are you putting them on your radar love to know what you guys are planning to do with psyched wellness you're gonna hear a lot more from me about this company I believe it's just getting started and you can clearly see that I mean this has gone from 10 cents in November to a high of 75 cents so obviously it's trending up and they just raised 6.6 million and you're gonna see typically with small cap companies they're going to go up, go down typically if you have a tight float they're gonna go up and then they're gonna raise money and then once they raise money you're typically gonna see them drift down a little bit and a lot of times they will go down to the price that they raise capital at and then after they trade at that price for a little while typically what you'll see after a little while after the selling gets done and people have stopped selling at those levels you'll typically see they're gonna move higher because now the company's got more money to execute their business plan and assuming they do execute their business plan and they do everything that they said they would typically you will then see the stocks go up higher but when they are raising money for the first time and they're raising a lot of money and there's a lot of new shares being issued some people are gonna look at that as dilution so some of the people that got in at 75 cents they see news like this maybe they got in a 10 cents and they're thinking okay I'm gonna sell if it goes a little bit lower I'll just buy it again this is the way people think when they're in the markets Carol says I own it and I'm looking to scoop more hey thank you for your feedback Sam says cherry on the top it's down today good time to buy the dip yeah but you don't wanna chase a falling knife so if you see something's falling what I would do is I would go to the one day chart or even the five day chart and I would look at the five day chart and if you see something's falling aggressively what you wanna do sometimes is just be patient just be patient don't rush anything there's no need to rush anything that usually doesn't end well so what I typically would do is if I saw something's really heavily falling I would be a little bit more patient and I would kind of look at it and say well let me see what it's gonna do maybe tomorrow does it go down further? does it turn up tomorrow? if it turns up then maybe the sell-off is done so it's very difficult to predict what's gonna happen tomorrow but you can see that this is going up now it's coming down a little bit right here you can see that it's making big moves up and then retracing and then making the next big move up so the question is does it continue down this path right now on this big retrace further or do we see it bump up from here? my opinion is we could see it go down a little further before another move up so we'll see that's kind of what I'm thinking and the only reason why I'm saying that is because it's down 16% so I can't predict that oh it's gonna go up tomorrow I don't know that for sure so as an investor you wanna make sure that you're making good sound investment decisions you don't wanna chase something just because it's down you wanna make sure yeah I wanna buy it as low as possible I wanna buy in a dip, I wanna buy in the red we also wanna make sure that you're getting the lowest price possible and if you're just gonna buy the first dip what happens if it dips further tomorrow? So jumping in immediately can be considered risky now I'm not telling you what to do I'm not gonna tell you what price to buy anything what price to sell anything what to buy and what to sell I don't do that okay I'm not licensed I don't do that here all I do is try to find you undervalued underappreciated, under exposed companies before they explode and clearly this has gone from 10 cents to 50 cents so this is obviously trending up and like I said it's coming down from the high that it hit at 75 just recently and it's right now sitting at 51 so the trend is still up clearly the question is do we see a little bit more of a pullback and a little bit further consolidation and dilution and selling and selling pressure before the next leg up or is this the dip and does it start to move up from here? Left to know what you guys think Amara says, UPI crazy jump thanks Rich you made me a lot of money hey my pleasure whatever I can do to help the people that's what we do and it's a lot of doing this right looking at stocks identifying the bottoms identifying the dips reading the news doing the analysis understanding the share structure understanding what they do and then trusting in your research and typically when we do that we have good results obviously the market is red today we're having a big red day so there's a lot of red everywhere there's not a lot of green so this is a day where there's a lot of buying opportunities this may be a day for you to start positioning yourself in certain picks this could be a pick that you might want to put on your watch just to put on your radar it is dipping big it's down 16% a lot of people like to buy on dips like this but in my opinion if I was looking to buy this I kind of want to see what it's going to do tomorrow first before I position myself just because I don't know what it's going to do tomorrow it was just up it just raised money took a big dip today and either it's going to bounce back up again tomorrow and people are going to say this was the dip they were waiting for or it might dip a little further but one thing is for sure is we're going to be watching it in our club and I'm going to let everybody know what I think Hey Anna, how are you doing? What do you think about site wellness? Harold says it's been a fantastic buying day in the markets today Yeah, I mean we like to buy in the red and we like to sell in the green so this is clearly a day to buy I bought a lot today if you want to know what I bought you can join our trading club and get access to all my trades all my buys and all my sells didn't sell anything today not interested in selling in red I buy in red, I sell in green I stay disciplined in my approach and I don't stray Okay, thank you guys for your time today put site wellness on your watch list put on your radar I think there is some huge huge potential for this company this is their website psychedwellness.com we create organic, natural and lab tested mushroom products to promote the health and wellness of millions of people worldwide so love to know what you guys think give me your feedback comment down below share the video everywhere and subscribe another pick that I'm bringing you guys first psyched wellness PSYC in Canada PSYCF in America and let's see here and in Frankfurt, Germany 5U9 stay tuned I will be interviewing the CEO as early as tomorrow stay tuned and I will be back later today live at market close with a very special guest stay tuned and we'll have some big breaking news as well so get your guys popcorn ready you're bored rich, you must be live bringing you another pick that I think you need to put on your watch list and put on your radar psyched wellness PSYC in Canada PSYCF in America and 5U9 in Frankfurt, Germany have a nice day is your bored rich, you must be live and I'm out, peace


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From San Francisco, it's theCUBE. Covering RSA Conference 2019. Brought to you by Forescout. Hey, welcome back everybody. Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. We're at the RSA North American Conference in Moscone. They finally finished the remodel. We're excited to be here. We're in the Forescout booth and our next guest is here. He's Scott Stevens, the SVP Global Systems Engineering for Palo Alto Networks. How you doing? I'm doing well, how you doing? Good, so first impressions of the show. I mean, it always amazes me when we come to RSA. We go to a lot of shows, but just the size and the scale and the buzz and the activity here is second to none. It's incredibly crowded. I mean, trying to walk the halls here is a bit of a mess. So, yes. Well, plus nobody can find their way through the new Moscone. Small detail. They're connected differently now, so it's pretty confusing. Right. All right, so let's jump into it. I look over your shoulder, I see zero trust. I see zero trust. Everybody's about zero trust. We had Chase on from Forrester last year was talking about zero trust. You guys are talking about zero trust. What is exactly a zero trust and how should people be thinking about zero trust? Yeah, it's kind of, it's become buzzword bingo along the way, hasn't it? Right, it has. Yeah, so yeah, we've been working with Forrester for about six years now, looking at zero trust architectures. The way, I think the fundamental way you look at zero trust is it's an architectural approach to how do you secure your network, focused on what's most important. And so you focus on the data that's most, that's key to your business and you build your security framework from the data out. And so there's all kinds of buzzword bingo we can play about with zero trust means, but what it allows us to do is to create the right segmentation strategy starting in the data center or the cloud and moving back towards those accessing the data and how do you segment and control that traffic? Because fundamentally what we're dealing with in security is two basic problems that we have to, there's many problems, but two big problems that we have to deal with. First is credential-based attacks. And so do we have, somebody was stolen credentials in the network stealing our data, or do we have an insider who has credentials but they're malicious? They're actually stealing content from the company. The second big problem is software-based attacks, malware, exploits, scripts, right? And so how do we segment the network where we can enforce user behavior and we can watch for malicious software so we can prevent both of those occurrences through one architectural framework and I think zero trust gives us that template building block absent of the buzzword on how we build out those networks because everybody's enterprise network is a little bit different. So it really goes back to kind of roles and access and those types of things because the first one you describe, a credentialed one, if it's somebody in there that they have every right to be there but they're doing behavior that's not necessarily what you expect them to do, what you want them to do, it's atypical, right? So it's kind of identity and rights management is this a different approach or a little bit more sophisticated approach or how has it been different before? No, that's a great question and we have to build those things together. So on the Palo Alto network side, what we do is we do enforcement, layer seven enforcement based on identity. So based on who the user is and what their rights are we are able to control what they allowed access to or what they're not allowed access to and of course if you've got a malicious insider or somebody that's logged in with stolen credentials we can prevent them from doing what they're not allowed to do. And working here with Forescout, we've done a lot of really good integration with them on that identity mapping construct. So how do they help us understand all the identities and all the devices in the network so we can then map that to that user posture and control at layer seven what they're allowed to do or not allowed to do. Right, then on the micro segmentation it's always how far do you segment? You can segment to one that doesn't really do you much good, right? That's just one. So what are some of the things people should think about in their segmentation strategy? Well again, I think you need to start with what's most important. And so if I take a cloud or a data center, clouds and data centers as a starting point are generically the same. Well and how we segment is actually the same. And so we have this, sometimes we think that clouds are more difficult to secure than data centers are the same. Basically we've got north, south traffic, we've got east, west traffic. How do we inspect and how do we segment that? But if you start with what's most important and work your way, if you tell somebody you need to micro segment their network they're going to be done in 14 years, right? So how do we focus on what's the most important critical data to their business? And if we stratify their data sets and their applications that access that data and then move down, we may have 50% of the applications in their cloud or data center that we don't micro segment at all because they're not critical to the business. They're useful to the employees but if something goes wrong there, no big deal. No impact to the business. And so micro segmentation isn't just a conversation of where we have to do things but it's a conversation contextually in terms of what's relevant and where is it important to do that? And then where do we, you know, where do you do a much less robust job? You always have to have inspection and visibility but there are parts of your network where you're going to be somewhat passive about it. There's parts of your network where you're going to be very aggressive, multi-factor authentication, tight user identity mapping, you know, all of the different aspects. How do we watch for malware? How do we watch for exploits? I'm curious on doing that segmentation on the value of the data set because there's some obvious ones that jump to the top of the list but I'm just curious if customers get into a situation where they really haven't thought about it once you get 10 steps down the list from the top ones or, you know, if you do a forced priority and then the other thing I just think's really interesting in the time we live today is that a lot of the hackers are not necessarily motivated by personal information or trying to suck a little bit of money out of your bank account but other types of data that they want to use for other types of actions like we saw in the election and some of these other, you know, kind of, I want to say softer, kind of softer uses of softer data for different types of activity than the traditional ransomware or malware and how does that map back to, well, I didn't necessarily think that was an important piece of data but, you know, kind of, you know, that's a shifting landscape in that part of this. Certainly, you need to take a look at what's most important and you can stratify into a couple tiers. So you're going to have the top 10 applications and data sets that are critical to the business and we know if something happens there we have to publicly announce, okay, you're going to do a really nice segmentation strategy and implement a full zero trust where we're controlling user access, doing full malware inspection, everything there. You're going to have a second tier of data which kind of gets into your soft target conversation where maybe we're a little less robust with some of the user segmentation and the application controls but we're as aggressively robust on the malware and software-based threats and frankly, being able to inspect and control, find malware, find command and control, find exploits going in or out of those parts of the network, that is very simple to do and zero trust helps us define where are those locations on the data center cloud side but also throughout the enterprise and where should we have those sensors that are enforcing that behavior, right? Just, traffic's exploding, right? Everything's connected, billions of billions of devices, et cetera, et cetera. We don't need to go through the numbers, it's big. So clearly automation is more and more important as we go forward. A lot of buzz about machine learning and artificial intelligence, applying it, but the bad guys have it and the good guys have it. A lot of interesting kind of subtopics in terms of training models and how do you train models and do you have the right type of data but as you kind of sit where you're sitting and net net is just a lot more traffic going through the network whether it's good, bad or otherwise. How do you guys kind of look at automation? How are you kind of looking forward for using artificial intelligence and some of these newer techniques to help just basically get through, get through the mass, if you will. So I think there's two ways to think about artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data analytics, all those good ones. Now we're in another buzzword bingo world now. But the first is, if we're looking at how are we dealing with malware and finding undone malware and blocking it, we've been doing that for years. And so the platform we have uses big data analytics and machine learning in the cloud to process and find all of the unknown malware and make it known and be able to block it. So we find 20 to 30,000 branded pieces of malware every day and within five minutes we find 30,000 every day. So we're analyzing millions and millions of files every day to figure out which ones are malicious. And once we know, within five minutes, we're updating the security posture for all of our connected security devices globally. So whether it's endpoint software or it's our inline next-gen firewalls, we're updating all of our signatures so that the unknown is now known and the known can be blocked. And that's whether we're watching to block the malware coming in or the command and control is using via DNS and URL to communicate and start whatever it's going to do. And you mentioned crypto lockers and there's all kinds of things that can happen. So that's one vector of using ML, AI and ML to prevent the ability for these attacks to succeed. Now, the other side of it I think you were alluding to a little bit more is how do we then take some of the knowledge and the lessons we've learned for what we've been doing now for many years in discovering malware and apply that same AI and ML locally to that customer so that they can detect very creative attacks, very evasive attacks. Or that insider threat, that employee who's behaving inappropriately but quietly. And so we've announced over the last week what we call the Cortex XDR set of offerings that involves allowing the customer to build an aggregated data lake which uses the zero trust framework which tells us how to segment, also put sensors in all the places of the network both network sensors and endpoint as we look at how do you secure the endpoint as well as how do you secure the network links. And using those together we're able to stitch those logs together in a data lake that machine learning can now be applied to on a customer by customer basis to find maybe somebody was able to evade because they were very creative or that insider threat again who isn't breaking security rules but they're being evasive we can now find them through machine learning. And the cool thing about zero trust is the prevention architecture that we needed for zero trust becomes the sensor architecture for this machine learning engine. You get dual purpose use out of the architecture of zero trust to solve both the inline prevention and the response architecture that you need. Right. It's a long answer. I know. It's a crazy space. I mean, the numbers in the mass of just throughput in this area is just fascinating. And so we're here in the Forescale booth and they've got a unique take on all the objects and everything is connected to the network we've heard from people earlier. Today is 50, 60, 70% more things connected than they ever even thought. Also, I'm not malicious, but just people plug it in at various remote offices and this and that. IOT, well, the next buzzword didn't go. Right, right, right. There you go. We're hitting them all. What are we missing? So how are you guys working with Forescale? How do the two solutions work together to get a one plus one makes three? And as we were talking a little bit about before getting that concept of what are all these connected devices? What is the device itself? And then who are the users attached to those devices? Forescale has that insight. So we don't do, I always look at that as identity assertion. Device or identity assertion. So how do we define what they are and who they are? What we do then is in working with Forescale we take that knowledge that they have and that turns into identity and device enforcement. And that's how we enforce those postures so that I know employee A isn't allowed to the intellectual property data sets. Employee B is. Well, in the old world of security you just have a rule for how do you get to that? In what we do now with user based and application controls I can on a user by user basis determine what they're allowed to do or not allowed to do. Forescale gives us that insight so that we are able to enforce. They handle making sure they know exactly who it is so we enforce it properly. Right, and for the devices, right? Because you basically assign almost like an identity and a rule to a device. Exactly. And then you don't end up with this weird spaghetti network topology where okay, we have to put all of our IoT devices on these 14 VLANs and we're going to extend them all across our enterprise and all that goes away. All right, so Scott, I'll give you the last word before we sign off. As we look forward to 2019, I can't believe it's March already, scary. What are some of your priorities? What are you working on? What's the rest of the year look like for you? I think you're back to buzzword bingo. We're spending a lot of time right now looking at how do we help our customers with generating that data lake so they can help figure out what's happening within their infrastructure. And as you pivot from the security posture, which of course is where we're always going to pay attention and you help them think about operationalizing that and how do we help the sec ops or the sock figure out what's going on in their network. The data they're dealing with is massive. And so they're looking at haystacks and haystacks and haystacks. And part of the goal of what we're trying to do is help them burn down those haystacks and hand them needles. Because in the end, all they care about is the needles. The hay is getting in the way. And so there's a lot of work that we're doing around machine learning, around optimizing workloads and automation so that we can reduce that complexity. We've been doing it for the last 10 years for network security. How do we take the complexity of all the things we used to do separate and simplify them and automate, so we've automated the feedback loops for network security for the next gen firewall. We've simplified what you can do on the endpoint for traps and how we protect that. We've done with the integrations with Forescat. We're simplifying how you map that identity back and forth. And I think for the rest of the year it's really about simplifying operations and helping quickly determine when something is wrong in the network so you can fix it fast before you're dealing with an exfiltration problem. Not 150 days or whatever the crazy average stat is. How about four hours? What if we try for four hours? That's more better. More better, more better, I think. All right, Scott. Well, thanks for sharing the insight. Thanks for your time. Let's go burn some haystacks. He's Scott. I'm Jeff. You're watching theCUBE. We're at RSA 2019 in San Francisco. Thanks for watching. We'll be right back.


What's up guys? I'm Brian Sacawa. You're watching He Spoke Style and today we're talking about how a flyback chronograph is different from a regular chronograph All right, so just a quick definition up front A chronograph is a watch with a complication that allows you to measure elapsed time. Basically, it's a stopwatch feature on your watch And the way you control this feature is by using the pushers on the side of the watch Which are typically found at 2 o'clock and 4 o'clock So the pusher at 2 o'clock is your stop start button and the pusher at 4 o'clock is your reset button You're able to tell the amount of time that's elapsed by reading the sweep seconds hand and the sub registers on the dial Now the watch we have here is the Carl F. Booker Monero flyback in rose gold with silver dial And you can see that it has two sub registers The one on the left side is your running seconds and the one on the right side Displays the minutes that have elapsed when the chronograph feature is running All right, so what separates a regular chronograph from a flyback chronograph well one very simple thing with a regular chronograph in Order to reset the sweep seconds hand You have to stop the chronograph from running before you hit the reset button And if you try to reset it while it's running, you're not going to be able to Now with a flyback chronograph on the other hand you can Now you can see that if I push the button at 4 o'clock while it's running that it resets and not only that But it continues to run once it has reset and this is a great feature to have for timing any sort of continuous running interval So there it is very simple. That is what a flyback chronograph is and what makes it different from a regular chronograph If you've got more watch questions be sure to leave them below in the comments And if you like this video and found it useful give it a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe to the channel That's all for now guys. Thanks for watching and stay tailored


From an analytical perspective, Nikhil Harry is the best wide receiver in this year's class. He finished with at least 34% of Arizona State's passing yards in both his sophomore and junior seasons, and just last year he had 45% of his team's receiving touchdowns. So he not only produced, but he produced at a young age, and that's a great sign. The issue with Harry is that he lacks the ability to separate from defenders. Any draft scout who grinds film will tell you that, and that's a big deal because it's harder to win with physicality in the NFL, especially if you play more on the outside. At the very least, Harry should be able to play in the slot as a pro. But if his style of play does translate, given his size and physicality, he has Des Bryant potential at the next level.


Today I have the distinct pleasure of speaking with Mike Druhan of medics health. How are you today Mike? Wonderful Tracy? How about you Mike? I'm a big fan of Animal Kingdom on Netflix and my lead character Smurf is dealing with stage 4 skin cancer So let's just start there Medics is here on the planet to help diagnose skin cancer early. Is that correct? That's absolutely correct And for those of you out there who are not following medics you should be so just give us a quick overview on what medics is So medics is a company that has a visual technology that allows image capture Not only on the top of the skin, but below the skin So it allows us to take a look at a suspicious molar lesion and be able to get that diagnosed by a dermatologist Within 72 hours, and that's the most important part is triage unit so we can get at the people who have a melanoma and deal with it Right away. I got into an argument over you recently Mike with an investor He's like I can just take my phone and scan You know a mole and I can find it if I have cancer and I'm like no no you've got to look at medics That's not correct Correct me and help our audience understand why that is not the way to go Right So what we have is a bunch of technologies that are out in the marketplace that are what we call a class one device They'll take a picture of the top of the skin, and that's it Dermatologists and here's the interesting statistic when you send those across the internet 40% of those are rejected by the dermatologist because there's not enough information Medics's device is a class 2 device which looks under the skin and gives a view called pathophysiology views It'll complicate it on the word side, but what it does is it tells you the structure under the skin It's the only device in the world that does it Technology of that nature allows a dermatologist to make an accurate assessment every time So a class 2 device that also has distribution you just made an agreement for Canada the USA and Israel Can you tell us a little bit more about this deal right? So we've been really fortunate to meet this group called Vita for life So Vita is a relationship. We've already had we've given Vita the exclusive rights to Brazil It's a huge market for us two hundred and twelve million people and the interesting part about Brazil We never see pictures in Brazil without people half clad and lots of sun on them and what they do is they catch They catch melanomas down in Brazil in stage three and stage four when it's really late and very expensive to treat We've had great experience with them and it turns out they have deep relationships both in Israel Canada and the US so we opened up our channel to give them a non-exclusive right to take our technology into that And we've been really really pleased with the original like the With the starting work that they've done there They've opened up some pretty big channels for us already And of course there's many shareholders out there interested in the life sciences and the diagnostic technology Can you tell me when someone like myself can get access to this type of technology here in Toronto? It's a great question We're under some NDAs right now, but I will say this coming very shortly We'll start to go into a national chain And we have a couple of national chains that we're dealing with right now in Canada And we will be able to have this technology I'm guessing early by the fall where you'll be able to just walk into a local pharmacy or Supply clinic of that nature and be able to be tested right away Well as a shareholder and I am a shareholder of medx Can you tell me a little bit more about this news release? I saw as well about your deal in Spain Okay, so now that one there's a pretty exciting one. This is a company called Sanitas Sanitas is owned by a company called Bupa, which is a large insurance company globally large insurance company So Spain has had a 50% increase over the last decade in the incidence of skin cancer So they wanted to do a trial with us They bought 3,000 scans from us that they paid for us and set it up in 12 of their best clients These are national global companies. They have over 1200 facilities Sanitas manages private clinics and hospitals And so what they did was they ran of the 3000 we run about 1200 of them so far And we've got over a hundred melanomas in that test Sanitas's idea behind this is that we can catch enough Melanomas that this would be worldwide for their global policy holders as a very good way of getting at the marketplace and getting prevention out There which is what they're all about. So since I started following medx in the new year You've had almost a dozen news releases. So you're putting out news releases regularly What should interested parties know about your revenue presently and in this upcoming year, right? So so guidance on the revenue kind of looks like this. We have 1500 installs We go from last year's revenue, which was about 1.2 million to about eight and a half million in revenue Now we're talking about well over 15,000 potential installs in the market right now We're pretty comfortable with a number of a 1500 within the next couple quarters And in doing that that gives the revenue numbers of eight and a half $8.5 million of that let me say three million of that will be hardware sales 5.4 of it will be recurring revenue in our SaaS model. So we're pretty comfortable where we are I think the marketplace is waiting for those revenue numbers to start to show in the next couple quarters Well, I'll tell you Mike is always we appreciate the update. Thanks for stopping by pleasure. Nice to see you again, Tracy


So another day has passed and another Super Mario Odyssey review has come out This from Japanese publication Femitsu now There's a lot of people that don't necessarily trust Femitsu when it comes to review scores anymore because a lot of the review scores are generally between a 35 and a 40 but it is interesting noting this because right now Super Mario Odyssey is tied for their best ever Rating of a Mario game So what how Femitsu does things is they have four Separate people review the game and then they put those reviews together and they're based out of 10 They add it and you end up with a final score out of 40 So what happened is three of the reviewers gave Super Mario Odyssey a perfect 10 Well one reviewer gave it a nine out of 10 for a total's cumulative score of 39 out of 40 And to put this in perspective Breath of the Wild actually got a 40 out of 40 For some reason that there's actually quite a few Zelda games that have gotten a 40 out of 40 So Femitsu the reviewers at least that worked there really love the Zelda series clearly But what's interesting is no Mario game has ever gotten a perfect score So 39 out of 40 is actually Do you like the highest praise of Mario game has ever gotten from them? And the only other Mario game that came close or I should say literally identically tied it was Super Mario 64 which also tallied a 39 out of 40 that means that they put Super Mario Odyssey as On par if not maybe slightly better than Super Mario 64 In fact, here's a listing of all of their titles Now you'll notice interestingly enough Super Mario Galaxy 2 is actually one of the lower rated 3d Mario games ever released and A lot of people think that Super Mario Galaxy 2 is better than the original Super Mario Galaxy But hey, you know what opinions subjectiveness it all happens. We all have our own situations But this is interesting now because not only has Super Mario Odyssey gotten, you know The highest praise of Mario game has ever gotten from Femitsu magazine It's also got a perfect 10 from Edge as we reported earlier in a video. You could check up in the right corner so This is just a really interesting thing to me that Super Mario Odyssey to reviews in is Really sitting at the top of the heap at least when it comes to Mario games I'm gonna be interested to see if this holds up once we get more reviews Obviously, I couldn't read the Femitsu review So I don't know what they you know if there's anything in the text of the review That I would want to highlight because it's in Japanese, but it's still really interesting This also brings up a grander point of you know Do review scores matter certainly Nintendo thinks they matter and the review scores a breath of the wild earlier this year Clearly helped drive the hype and the continued sales of breath of the wild even to this very day So it'll be interesting to see if Super Mario Odyssey can keep up its torrid pace of scores so far I know it's just two, but they're big ones and Yeah, I don't know. I guess the question I'm gonna throw at you guys Do you think Super Mario Odyssey is going to score as well as? Zelda now Zelda was interesting because breath of the wild got a ton of perfect scores And I don't know if Super Mario Odyssey can honestly match the total perfect scores that breath of the wild got But breath of the wild also had a handful of lower scores We're talking sevens out of ten and while you might disagree with that there's plenty of people that do agree with that kind of scoring and It'll be interesting to see if while Super Mario Odyssey might not get as many perfect tens It's also it might have less low scores And if it has less low scores Potentially it couldn't end up higher rated than breath of the wild I know this is all like way speculation on subjective opinions and none of it really matters honestly You'll pick a reviewer you trust If you're not sure if you want to buy the game pick the reviewer you trust See what they have to say about it and make your purchasing decision then but I'm obviously getting Super Mario Odyssey We're giving away a copy of Super Mario Odyssey. There's a link to that giveaway down in the description below This is a reminder. I'm sure most of you guys by now have already entered. We have over 4,000 entries, which is just awesome I'm glad to see so many people excited for Super Mario Odyssey But yeah, let me know Do you think review scores matter in today's day and age clearly they you know, they still matter for sales But do they matter to you and or is it the content of a review that matters more? Obviously, I can't give you the content of Femmits review. I can only tell you what they scored it And just to let you guys know I will not be reviewing Super Mario Odyssey I know some of you guys like my Mario plus Rabbids Kingdom Battle review, which you can also check up in the top right corner, but I Decided that game reviews are something I really enjoy doing There's a lot of people that actually liked my take on Mario plus Rabbids Kingdom Battle And they also like some of my prior product reviews like the rap power review And some other reviews that I've done of products But the thing is is reviewing games in comparison reviewing products all of that rap power review that took a long time So many scenarios on one of the test those bad boys and there were some big battery banks So it took a long time to test but to look at things, you know as Objectively as possible And then here's like I don't think game reviews can actually be objective I think the whole purpose of a game reviews to be subjective I think tech analysis is something that can be objective But that's what you turn to digital foundry for we don't do tech analysis here. So I Decided game reviews are gonna be part of our patreon and I understand that some people don't like that, but We have a stretch goal on patreon of three hundred dollars per month for game reviews And I'm doing this on purpose because I really just want I'm doing this on purpose because game reviews take a long time There are you know at least a hundred hours sunk into a game review and it's not just playing the game, right? You know say Super Mario Odyssey say I only need to play 40 hours of Super Mario Odyssey in my opinion to properly Review the game even if I don't beat it, which I probably would beat it in that time But you know what I mean even if I don't 100% the game but That doesn't include the time it takes to take notes That doesn't include the time it takes to write up the review That doesn't include the time it takes to edit the review heck That doesn't even include the time it takes to record footage Which I might have to do after the fact in replaying the game Which could add more time because I didn't want to necessarily record footage while playing it for review purposes in case In case I just don't have space right if I if I just recorded my entire playthrough of Super Mario Odyssey from day one I Would be and I'd be screwed if I'm being honest, so It's just something to think about How much time it takes for me to create a review and like I review Mario Plus Rabbids Kingdom Battle only had about 1300 views I'm sure Super Mario Odyssey would probably get two to three thousand if not more but While I love doing game reviews They are so time-consuming that it's hard for me to justify setting time aside But if we could hit that $300 stretch goal 200 of it which goes towards game reviews it makes me realize you know what game reviews are worth it now We would only review one game per month to start Until we get to a better flow and then maybe there'll be more than one review per month But you guys would be able to select which game we review every single month I don't know if I'd open it up to a public or just patreon backers yet, but yeah It's something that I love doing I want to do and maybe someday I'll do it on my own regardless of what we get on patreon But if you guys would like to see me review games like Super Mario Odyssey and stuff Please head on over to patreon.com slash Nintendo Prime show some love even for as little as a dollar a month I mean we get thousands of views on our videos Literally if 200 of you would just give a dollar even less than 200 I think at this point we would be at our stretch goal and you would get game reviews So thank you so much for tuning in I am the thinner of a dance from Nintendo Prime If you like this video, you know what to do And if you dislike the video hit that dislike button subscribe for more content like this and I'll catch you in the next one


Armenia will answer in court for the damage of ecology of Karabakh. Azerbaijan declares that Armenia has seriously damaged the ecology of Karabakh for 30 years. Therefore, Armenia was brought to the International Court. Azerbaijan's effort is the first ever interstate arbitration under the Council of Europe's Burn Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats. It alleges that Armenia caused widespread environmental destruction during its 30-year illegal occupation of Azerbaijan's territory. Both countries are signatories to the Binding International Treaty, along with the EU and over 50 other countries. But it has never before been used to arbitrate ecological issues between two nations. Over the last two years, we have unearthed shocking evidence of environmental damage in the territories liberated in the 2020 war. Azerbaijani Deputy Foreign Minister Elnur Mamadov told Politico, there has been damage to animal life and biodiversity. There was and continues to be exploitation of natural resources and pollution from industry that harms our ecosystems to this day. According to him, over 500 species in Nagorno-Karabakh are now at risk, including leopards, brown bears, grey wolves and eagles. An interlocking landscape of icy mountains, sunny open plains and green woodland, the southern Caucasus is one of the world's richest biospheres and decades of war have undoubtedly taken a toll on nature, with swathes of territory now off limits due to minefields laid by both sides. We have two objectives. One is about gaining legal recognition of these violations and drawing attention from the international community. The second is security preparations and compensation. Mamadov said, previous arbitrations have taken up to four years to conclude, he added, and Azerbaijan has now appointed its representative for the arbitration and is waiting for Armenia to do the same before the claim is considered. Mamadov, the Azerbaijani minister, insists his country isn't playing politics with its claim. This is a serious effort to secure justice. We said after 2020 that we want to turn the page and deliver peace for the region, but we will also hold those responsible for past violations to account, he said. Of course, it sets a precedent and we are interested in seeing what the tribunal makes of the case. It should be noted that the Ukrainian government has also been recording the environmental impact of Moscow's invasion, as Russian troops have devastated chemical plants, oil depots, water facilities and even nuclear power plants as well as fields, forests and wildlife reserves. The effort is both aimed at eventually securing compensation and at underlining the illegitimacy of Russia's presence in Ukraine.


police want him to be charged with three counts of first degree murder. He is only 14 years old, and police say the driver of a stolen SUV that crashed near the metro center last week. Serious, serious charges, not usually associated with the teenager. ABC 15's Chris Grow is at the county's juvenile detention center, and Chris, you talked to the county attorney's office. They really have the ultimate say, and what are they telling you? They're telling me that all of that decision won't be made today, so until then, this 14 year old driver will be here at the Maricopa County Juvenile Detention Center. But I spoke with a legal expert today who says if this case could be moving to adult court pretty quickly. Three counts of first degree murder, one for each of the lives lost in a fiery crash. Phoenix police recommended those charges not because the teen intended to slam into this wall, but because he fled from the crime scene. So if you're not eligible during the commission of a felony or evading police, you can be charged with first degree murder. David Michael Cantor is a criminal defense attorney who's not on this case, but he says he's defended clients in similar ones. However, the question now is which judge in court this teen will see most likely will be put into the adult system under the adult system because two of the victims are 14 year old Promise Garcia and 13 year old Ariella Santos. 38 year old Melissa Bishop was also killed. While their futures have been cut short, the drivers can be heavily affected by the decision to try him as an adult or a teen. So it's possible that this young man remains in the juvenile system, which means he'd be out of prison at 18 years of age potentially with some other ramifications up to 25 years of age. It's still unclear how the driver knew the passengers in the SUV that night. But what we're being told is that Melissa Bishop, one of the three victims that her husband was inside the vehicle at the time of the crash reporting in Phoenix. I'm Chris grow ABC 15, Arizona.