It's still the breakfast in plus TV Africa. Thanks for staying with us and also thanks for joining us. Well, as always, at this point, we go through the pages of the national dailies. We call it Off the Press and G.D. Johnson joins the conversation. G.D., it's good to have you join us. Good morning, Mexico. Good morning to you and good morning to our viewers. It's nice to be here. Thank you for having me. Well, let's set off with the leadership newspaper. Five days to campaign, federal government, a Ticu set tone for political fireworks. Interesting caption. Lai Mohamed accuses ex-Vice President of Copping, President Mohamed Buhari's economic playbook. You lied, apologize, and I jureans. PDP flag bearer tells minister, keep campaign with extant laws, IGP wants politicians. And so 28 is the date that everyone's been waiting for, especially the politicians. Again, electricity workers threatened to shut down national greed. 28 died in Headsman attack and boat mishap in Benway. Abiola's widow arrested over assault and female pleas, oddly. In New York, President Mohamed Buhari was investors. Says, ain't security will end soon. That's it this morning on the leadership. Let's move straight to the punch. We have some interesting stories. The lead one on the front page, article PDP, their weekend marketing day begin campaigns Wednesday. Article PDP, their marketing day, we can declare a begin campaigns Wednesday. Writers, La Mido or La Fecho, Momodou, other heavyweights, Bach party preach peace. PDP governor's forum to meet IU, Tikuakawa, say, Tambua, Wabara, or Wabara, the BOT chair. BOT meets weekend today. River's governor vows to remain in PDP, fight for equity. Here he from the grapevine have given a nationwide broadcast tomorrow. That's how this thing has gotten serious. A nationwide broadcast tomorrow to the entire country. UNGA, Buhari Wu's investors says Nigeria requires 348 trillion naira. One wonders if they wanna bring the money in, see that some investors are not able to get their money out. Rate Hikes May Trigger Recession, World Bank, Warns FG, Dogara Lawak, I can't, or can't rather intimidate Tinnabu on Muslim Muslim ticket. Dogara Lawak can't intimidate Tinnabu on Muslim Muslim ticket. Nigeria needs help to tackle debt burden at the African Development Bank, saying that electricity consumers pay 210 billion naira in three months. Interesting one. ASU Appeals Ruling says FG has declared war. Presidential candidates signed Peace Pact Thursday. Military to bombard bandits asks residents to relocate. 245 killed in Kaduna community attacks says Monek. Keridulu fumes as FG denies Omoteku Far Arms License. And Hudlums Rensak, Lute Ogre School, pupils sent home headlines on front page of the punch. Away from the punch, the daily trust has before us. Buhari to investors, capital inflow a major challenge. Of course, the president's warring investors categorize our stolen crude as blood oil. Keridulu is quoted underneath the board caption. Nigeria needs help to tackle debt burden a day sooner. And mentally, interest rate will continue to increase. And 2023, IGP puts police commanders on alert. Baz Omoteku, ESN, others from election campaigns. ASU NITDA says IPPIS and UTAs fail integrity tests as reps summons S, GF, A, GF and others. I mean, this is really interesting because I remember when you have the lecture saying that UTAs actually passed integrity tests and what have you now. The reporters that IPPIS and UTAs failed integrity tests. Governors, BOT and FreshMove to resolve PDP crisis and police killed 16 year old Artisan injured two orders in JOS. Well, that's the much we can take this morning on the daily trust newspaper. And very quickly, the nation newspaper has these headlines. Audit, federal government takes steps to deregister ASU. Audit, FG takes steps to deregister ASU, union accused of infractions for five years. It's all about blackmail Cesar Sodeke. Maybe indeed he declared war on ASU as they are saying or as the ASU officials are saying. I'm going to take a call to carry weapons as Cesar cared to do. Why on the gun clash over riverine communities? Why on the gun clash over riverine communities? Thank you very much. Tamboal is NGF interim chair as five me heads for AF, how leaders can achieve good governance by stakeholders. WCA to expose characters in PDP, disguising as leaders, one from the nation newspaper. So as other stories that we have there, Tico's economic blueprint won't fly, says minister PDP APC have no manifesto, or PDP APC has no manifesto or some of the headlines on the front page of the nation newspaper. Tilly Johnson, no one always bring the ASU stories to you first because of your background in the academics or academia. So what are your thoughts on this rumor that the federal government is about to register the union? Don't forget we have Conwa already in the works. They already have a website up. They were at the industrial court the other day when this order was made. But what if it says they're threatened by the federal government to withdraw the certification of registration, the C.O.R. of ASU, introduce a new twist to the rift between the two bodies yesterday. The new twist came barely a day after the national industrial court injunction ordering the VACI workers to return to classroom. But the paper says that the government threatening to withdraw this, the union C.O.R. because of its alleged failure to submit the financial reports, financial reports of its audited accounts as required by law in the last five years. The last five years. I think that government is just trying to use some of the good means under on tactics that is to declare to military, administration and the territorial and authoritarian governments. And this does not work. We have been various attempting the past from government to ban ASU using this type of means. I just don't think that our politicians and our public administrator to learn from history. History is the best teacher in attempt by government to do this in the past. It does not work. So any attempt by government to do this now will not work. I think using the court system, using the territory that the best resolution to any dispute is for parties to sit down and agree on an issue. Even the court system will always advise parties to go and have a dispute resolution for coming to court if the cases could be, if the issue could be resolved through dispute resolution other than coming to court, they will be fine with it. I think government just had an approach of engaging us, looking for ways and means to appeal to ASU to ensure that the issue is solved. And this particular issue is resolved. Like it was funded in one of your reports. What is our stake is about integrity, integrity's test. Over the years, as I've gone on strike and they've caught up the strike, thinking that government will feel is not part of the budget. But what we have seen is government failure to feel is not part of the budget. And there is this determination on the part of ASU to ensure that they get all their demands from government. However, personally, if you ask me, I don't think there should be an association for university lecturers. These are professionals, these are co-academics. That's my personal opinion. Wow. Which, which that's my, because I don't think I don't see. I don't think associations of lecturers in the university should be operating like a trade union, using trade union tactics and the rest of that. I might be wrong, but it's my own opinion. But Nigeria is where you have different types of association. Where you have Nigeria Medical Association. You have different professional bodies having medical association operating as labor union. We also have it in our own industry too. You know, you have Nigerian journalist too. So essentially it's, there are so many operations when it comes to industrial relations in Nigeria, particularly when you talk about employee, employers employee relationship. But most of these things were as a result of too many years that we have under military administration. So you have to have labor union to deal with this, with this very special interest with the military government which was not democratically elected and which it was not abstract or the institution to deal with some certain issue. And we are still suffering from that with respect to our government related to various professional bodies in the various industries and in the various sectors of our economy. But I think that government should just continue with the engagement. You can involve traditional rulers with them. You can involve the parents, parents or students all across. First and foremost, these lecturers themselves too are parents. They have their own children too. And most of us should not forget that most of these lecturers to have children in federal university. So what is affecting other people's children is also affecting their children and those that do not have children, have grandchildren that are in this federal school. So you see, there's more to it than meets the eye. But my candid advice is that using this subject which means and all of these underarm tactics that you have with the territorial government, authoritarian government and military government will not work, will not, will not, it didn't work in the past. Government had been attempts to prescribe NLC, to prescribe Pegasus, to prescribe Nupeng, to prescribe Asu, you recall. In fact, the democracy we are enjoying today was as a result of government attempt to stifle the Libyan Union in Nigeria. And rather than stifle them for the federal government for that reinforced this association in their determination to fight for what they believe in. Well, last quickly, look at the leadership newspaper, the very interesting headline. It talks about, you know, just five days to the campaign and the federal government and Attico have set a tone for political fireworks. Now, there's been an accusation by Lai Muhammad saying that the former vice president copied President Muhammad Buhari's economic playbook in talking about provision of infrastructure or what have you, just a replication. But do you think that that's the case? What are your thoughts on that? I mean, I'd allow you to share your thoughts, really. Well, if you do that, we'll copy them. President Buhari's blueprint. What's the big deal about that? In fact, Lai Muhammad should be glad about that, that their position is trying to use the template of what they are using. And we should also be good for their government. If indeed you want continuity of project, all we have seen as a challenge in Nigeria is when government coming in from the same party, they abandoned the project that was embarked upon by their predecessor. And then they've gone on their own projects. So we don't have continuity. Besides that fact, we don't know the blueprint which Lai Muhammad is talking about. I don't know the blueprint. I don't know whether you have seen the blueprint or whether Kofi Tua has seen the blueprint. I have not seen the blueprint of what he's talking about. And then even if he's talking about the blueprint, we have not seen the reality of the blueprint on the ground in Nigeria as well as Amphaz. And it's just purely campaign. Red Rigs are looking for a revenge. How many times have you seen Lai Muhammad in the news? Completely. He's been out of circulation. He's been out of news. He's not even in the campaign. He's not even in the campaign team of the EPC. You can imagine if the minister of information and culture of a sitting government is not in the campaign team of the presidential campaign team of his party, there's a lot about that Karaka. GD, I'd like us to talk about this again. I mean, so what should be the blueprint of this political aspirant, presidential aspirant or flagvers of different parties? Because we're talking about the issues that we're faced with. I mean, if someone says they are existing because they want to create, I mean, they want to ensure that they are job creation, provision of infrastructure, and all of that. Are these not really the problems that we're faced with? Should it be something abstract that we expect in anything different from what they do? So what we should do when we go into the campaign season, we start on Wednesday, is to go into the specifics. You can't just tell us you provide infrastructure. What is infrastructure? That's big. You see, that's an objective. Make it, you turn your objective into a goal. A goal is a measurable objective that have timelines for delivery books, that have benchmark for evaluation. So we actually want to create jobs. How many jobs are you going to create? OK, through which sector?  In the educational sector, in the oil and gas sector, these jobs are going to create. And these are going to be, knowing what to say is important. Knowing how to say it is vitally important. You can state what you want to do. Everybody can state it. But tell us how you are going to do what you want to do. And this is the key question we should ask. And it's very simple. It's responsibility for you and me and Kofi to ask them to put into question, to apply the principle of 5Ws and H into what they are going to do. Will they keep saying, if you apply the 5Ws and H, which is the what, the who, the where, the how, and the why, to any issue. It will lead the issue there. If you throw that issue on any person, on any issue, it will answer all questions. That's the question we need to ask when it comes to this. I have done this in the past. No, we are not interested in the past. What are you going to do in the future? I've done this. This is my economic blueprint. I've done this in Lagos. Fantastic. Donalists will go. We'll review what has been done in Lagos. I've done this in Anambra State. Donalists will go and review what you have done. I've done this in Adamawa. I've done this. Donalists will go. We'll review it and we'll throw spotlight into it. Our responsibility is to question the intention of those that want to cover us so that we can throw such light into it. We can make it clear that, ordinarily, I can see what is in their blueprint. Okay, Hina Johnson, very quickly, because of time, the leadership we saw on the front page talking about the tone being said by PDP, Tico ahead of the campaign's beginning. But on the daily trust, very quickly on the daily trust, in a few sentences, the paper is telling us the IGP, while the leadership is talking about political fireworks, the IGP doesn't want to see the fireworks exploding to something else or metamorphosing to a bomb. So, if paper says the IGP is putting police commanders on a let, it's his bad omote from us and others from election campaigns. Not just from current weapons from election campaigns, he's warning politicians against violence and hate speech. Is this a real issue, real threat ahead of the commencement of campaigns for the 2023 election? We still have the vestiges of military, the characterization of militarization in our political speech, even in our administrative speech, in our public service speeches by respected people. They are not democratic, they are not, the democratic culture have not been embraced by people that we have given authority of the state to in Nigeria. We are still operating a civilian administration, not a democratic administration. People have just changed the clothes they are wearing into civilian, a civilian dress, civil dresses, but they don't know what obtains in the democratic culture. Why would the IGP be warning people? There's no need for that, for that statement. All he needs to do is to just put in place his own past, his own structure and anyone that goes outside of the door. It prosecute, but we have a lot of grandstanding from different types of people. I've seen the grandstanding of the institutional police. You still see the grandstanding of ICPC. You see the grandstanding of EFCC. Agencies that should just go about doing their normal business, but because they want to be in the conversation, they want to be in the news, they'll gather themselves together and they'll make some statement, statement that you think should not come from people that are operating in a democratic space. Now, when he's saying that a motorcycle should not carry firearms, you'll be shocked that you have private bodyguards of the political class carrying firearms during this particular election. You have different BGVL and T-groups across the nation, across the length and breadth of this nation, carrying firearms. Even some don't even have to ask for the permission to carry it because they cannot be prosecuted. We've seen cases whereby government officials, state governors and people that have authority have justified some people carrying firearms to protect their business. So it's... Interesting, interesting. So we would like to thank you, Jilly Johnson, for your time. Let's see how it pans out. We have a few days to go before the campaigns begin. And NS and we can't wait, but we'd like to call it today with you at this juncture. Thank you so much for your kind time.  Fantastic. Before the fireworks start. You too. I need to make... Before the fireworks starts on Wednesday. I'm telling you. We can't wait. All right. We have a break, of course. I will bring you a recap of what happened today in history. When we come back, we'll dive straight into a first major conversation. Please stay with us.


Somebody's been asking me for a long time how you make beef kebabs. Well, this is how you do it. Check it out We're going to cut it up into our little chunks.  Throw them in a bag Now it's time to get our vegetables ready. Take your mushroom and cut the stem off So you keep it nice and flat just like that. Zucchini, bell pepper and a red onion just like that.  Pour that in Then you realize it's only a dollar so you run up there again And you get you another one because you can never have enough dano's.  Now you want to vacuum seal it I'm just kidding get all the air out that you can We're gonna let this sit and marinate in our fridge for another hour or two Now don't forget while those are marinating you want to soak your skewers in some water All right, folks. It's been about an hour and a half All that flavor is soaked into our food start out with the mushroom first bell pepper, cube of meat, onions, zucchini, more meat Another mushroom bell pepper, more meat, onions, and zucchini. There's one and we got more room on top and we got more meat left over So we'll top it with some meat. There you go, my friends. Now that's how you make a beef kabob It's only been a few minutes. It's up to 600 degrees.  We'll go on and give them a flip.  Give it a try. Let's see how we did All you need Warchester danos and the Warchester was more expensive than danos. Yum. Yum.  We'll see you next time


Hey friends and welcome to my channel. I'm Yoshida, and this is Norris Cove. Today you guys we're gonna be setting up my A5 So in a previous video I showed you guys my cloth and paper haul Let me take that out. So thanks to E-Michelle I Downloaded digital dash and officially Subscribed so what I've done is I've already gone and plant these out Punched holes in them now some of them is a little wonky like this one, and I may be print a matter of fact I'm just gonna take that one out for now So I wanted to go ahead and have that stuff printed up for you guys. So you didn't have to Go through the anger of me cutting them, but this way So I'm gonna finish cutting this and I'm whole punching it and then we'll get started Trying to print like from my phone from my and I just kept waiting print right I don't know if I didn't have the drive race for that particular printer. So I ended up printing it on 32 pound paper, which is fine with me because it's just this thick So we're gonna go through. I think I'm gonna leave this part Now I still want to get some dividers from clock and paper and I was thinking of making my own but That is kind of going out the window I'm gonna leave all of this and I'm gonna try to keep this simple because this is gonna be my simple business planner For like my Etsy shop This home business. I like the folder. I'm gonna keep that Of course, I like this. I'm gonna keep that Now my only issue is I want to keep the Months So I'm gonna keep the month because I didn't get Months from cloth and paper So I'll be keeping the months but then comes in your weekly To do it's like all of this I kind of don't need but I'm gonna be setting up separate sections in my planner so I Like that that has this at the top This week's top three Gonna stick this First front Let's find a nice sort of introduction. I want to be I think I wanted to be This or this When I get my tags from cloth and paper these will replace those now. I wish I had my Glue stick I used it for questionless. So This gets you into that So that's gonna be like daily that's gonna say daily And bring you here and then like I said, I need these month calendars, but I'm not thinking Like why do I need them? Okay? Let's I got it. Let's take these out But I like that It's crazy. I gotta find some way to put them Hmm Because I could keep the months like this and you go into February take all the in between pages out So this is our basically running to do list. I'm everyday schedule. This is like pretty much every day for daily Next up will be I only have these here to help me kind of remember. This is where I want to put Dashboards so these little Dashboards that came with it. That's what they're there for Like I said, if it was if I could find mine, I Keep tape on here the permanent tape But I use some for Christmas. So I would just kind of take those together and then Now comes the media contents And then Our next tab will be hourly But I think It's okay And this is hourly, I wasn't sure if I was gonna use this but I did when I have it, you know on hand So that's how it's looking so far I'm gonna put some of the do-dabs in there So this is it. That's that first dashboard I'm missing something. I didn't print all the dashboards that I didn't care for mostly all of them Well, I didn't like I'm not excited like some of them were okay. I just got the ones that was more Attractions And then I have my monthly I probably should switch that around But I like it the way that it is So far until I get my other dashboards from cloth and paper these will do and Then I could change these to black. I don't want to change these out with these until I See what I'm gonna get from cloth and paper and then here's that other dashboard leaving us into This right here, so that's what happened and then these are the dailies priorities Two lists and then here's our media content manager. I love this And then here we have the area Okay, let's get to decorating the side over here So this is going to have three. I thought I had more. I'm gonna take some of these dots out Not all of them because I use those just happen to fit perfect the dots and then I have this little card here I'm just gonna slide that in a little rough there, but Put my little Louis on there And she is like a must she must go there Most definitely these flags were pretty much what for this planner So I'm gonna see if I can kind of sit them on there I know this video is gonna be long you guys, but This So I want them to be too far in the back And I forget about them These flags I will say I do want to use this one So I got a bow this bow I've had I think like on my tea and I made myself And it's just temporary for the moment to give it a little Possessed but I need more jangle and all that and this planner will pretty much Stay at home Yeah, I think I'd rather have the black tabs here. Maybe some frosty tabs here Um, I really want to add this dashboard Let's DIY dashboard you guys. I mean we don't have nothing else to do Let's go ahead and do this dashboard real quick Because I am dying To try this I'm gonna get it as close to the edge as possible And Now I just I don't measure well Now I know I am the least so to have a little interest here Now the corners are rounded a little bit on this side So I kind of want to round the corners, but I don't have I can't also I can't find my rounder, which I'm not worried about it. I will find it So let's just I'll decide to be it Let's just finish square this up Get it nice and even We're just taking off the minimum just to even it up I do like the round edge, but It doesn't make sense to have one round edge and don't have the other So you know what this side should be or the matte side Let's go for this side and actually I can trim off a little bit more. I can tail by the placements Of the hose Again, you guys this this is just some cheap Um folders from walmart And you can just get them cut them up to your liking that was the one we didn't have So maybe I will do my own dashboards. Let me get a little and see the way that sits up at top. I could just Cut that out because over here. It's kind of overlapping my folder. So But now we know we can't take any off of that It's still pretty big, but it's okay. I guess I don't want to keep trimming and trimming those two Small Much better. Let's see perfect now I can put Whatever Here it is here's some little time slots and then I think what I'm gonna do is just Print out me some um, I have some clear paper and I'm just gonna print out whatever that is So I may end up doing these myself. It's not that bad as I thought That shows just about to order. Just let it look really neat. So if I didn't have that And I'm thinking about putting like a budget section in here Um From E. Michelle And then I'm gonna come back and then just put out really I'm gonna print my own These little things are cute And you guys I found these at michael's thanks to uh trica over at trica plans I don't even know the head these so you can put your muts on your you know on the side So I think that's it So let's do a quick flip through. So here I think I got a lot going on here, but it's okay We have our page flags, um our little new dots Sticky notes just a little card on the inside and then this is the first thing you see when you open it And then personal information and then this little flag. I mean this little What is that ruler? You can use that I like that you can just push it back in like that And then I'm debating if I want to keep these in here these like should be in a bag or Something else. I think I'm gonna take those out Yeah, I just look kind of sweet right there, but all this glam going on Maybe I'll put it in the back if I got one Here at a glance I have this pocket here, which would be great for receipts. Um things like that Cash envelopes Another dashboard and then this is what I'm most excited about Just kind of weekly planning You can see that's weekly planning And then this is the months and this came with it I'm thinking I'm gonna leave this if not. I may order them from stock and paper Again, I gotta go back and place another order And then this is daily planning here schedule and then our next Going into our next insert Is the media content And that's what that looks like And then we get into our hourly hourly And then that's what it's looking like So I like about this is undated So if one day I'm doing hourly because I want to get into time blocking So one day I'm time blocking and I'm on track. I miss a day. It's no big deal. So And then we have a pocket here. I don't know if those little things will fit. Let's see They just don't think I'll be using Pretty fit? Oh, they do they do And then that's it guys So I hope you enjoyed this setup It is very tedious I will say it's very very tedious But um, it's worth it. So I'm glad I finally got that set up and ready to go. I think I'm going to add these two Take these out to plaster And I'm going to add these To the other side So that's it. That's my business planner. This is my a5 And this is a desk agenda Let's see day agenda Day designer and this came from target. It has some really nice colors I started to go with the mint because mint In green. I just like my colors, but I really like this black and white again This is my business planner and it will be Here at the home office. So I just want to be able to open it up Go right to what I'm doing in my business today And check it off my list do my hourly time blocking which is Where is it right here Or I can go into the daily planning and in time block as well. So It probably will be some changes to this You know the coming months, but for now, this is what we have. All right. Thank you guys for watching And if you enjoyed this video, don't forget to hit that subscribe button Also hit that notification bell and I'll see you in my next video. Bye


I like the good time, so. Three's company? I didn't like that one either. You didn't like any of the good ones? Yeah. There's nothing about it. I wasn't big in sitcoms, like, partially because when I was watching them as a kid, none of it was really relevant. When Roger was growing up, he only watched sad documentaries about starving children. No. They were happy documentaries about starving children. Macabre, happy documentaries. Oh, I used to watch Night Gallery all the time. I love that show in Twilight Town. Uh-huh. Rod Serling. I used to think his name was like up there with Hitchcock when he came to, or at least when he came to late. Well, that's Alfred Hitchcock Presents was, you know, a TV show of the same ilk at the same era, so that makes sense. Night Gallery went a step further because they made it a little more visual, grotesque.  You know, the ones with the rats. Except for Willard. Willard was kind of weird. Willard and Scott? Willard and then Ben. Wasn't Ben the sequel to Willard? Willard was the one where they remade it, but it was basically the kind of that lonesome boy you befriended there. I thought that was Ben. Then Ben was a sequel to something, though. It was? I thought Ben was the first one. Oh, was it? Or maybe? I don't know. I'm not going to state my reputation on it. I know it was Ben. I know that Michael Jackson had a number one song out of Ben. And horror film. It's a sequel. See, I was right. To the 1971 movie Willard. To Willard. There you go. I did not know that. Doubt me, will you? Yes. All right, you ready? Hiding. Here we go. Veronica, I need a verbal yes from you. Yes. It's like sitting in an exit row. Yes. Here we go. The Daily Tech News show is powered by its listeners, not outside organizations. If you get value from the show, consider giving a little back. As little as $1 a month keeps great tech news and analysis coming your way, commercial free. Find out more at DailyTechNewsShow.com slash support. This is The Daily Tech News for Monday, June 12, 2017. I'm Tom Mara, joining me Veronica Belmont, making your Mondays bright again. Right, Veronica? That's right. It's all we do. It's all we think about. It's all we plan for all weekend long, coming on Monday, and giving you the bot takes. Veronica is going to tell us whether we should go see a therapist. I mean, particularly, a bot therapist. We probably all need to see a therapist. It can't hurt, really. Yeah, but no, there's a couple of them out there. But one is actually going out on the limb and saying, it can improve you, not just a guidance thing. They're taking some stand that others haven't taken. I'm a little skeptical, but we will talk more about it in the main story. Let's start with a few tech things you should know about. The essential phone, that's the one from Andy Rubin's new company. It'll be launching on Sprint in the United States. And all the snarky blogs are laughing at Andy Rubin. Ha, ha, ha, you could only get Sprint. That's kind of, it's been kind of mean headline day for poor Andy Rubin. An unlocked version can be used on other networks as well. You don't have to use it just on Sprint. They're calling it the not so essential. I know. Isn't that mean? That's kind of hurtful. Microsoft will unify most versions of Minecraft around the bedrock engine with the Better Together update coming in August. Aside from the PS4 and Xbox 360, each version will share the same DLC, updates, and access to the community store with support for creating worlds across platform. That's a lot of Minecraft. Minecraft and 4K, although it's kind of eight bit blocky, so I'm not sure you need that. Here are some more top stories and more along the Microsoft announcements that don't forget. Microsoft had their announcement at E3 yesterday. Sony will have theirs today and we'll talk about Sony's announcement on tomorrow's show. But yesterday at E3, Microsoft officially unveiled the Xbox One X, previously codenamed Project Scorpio. The chip inside is still called the Scorpio when they referred to it during the keynote. Uses a liquid cooled custom AMD APU and 12 gigabytes of GDDR5 memory capable of six teraflops of graphical computation supporting 4K resolution at 60 frames per second. The console also includes an ultra HD Blu-ray drive, one terabyte of storage, retains an HDMI in connector, but does lose the connect port. Yeah, all Xbox One accessories will work with the console. The Xbox One X will go on sale worldwide November 7th for $499 and the Xbox One S, which they've set themselves up for pronunciation confusion here. The Xbox One S, as in Scorpio, but not Project Scorpio, see it just keeps getting confusing. Anyway, the existing Xbox One S is now $299. I keep wanting the name to be a palindrome. Did you see that? I tweeted that? No, I didn't. I said, yes, if they had named it the X, what did I say? The Xbox One Nox-Ob-X. It could have been a palindrome. Microsoft also announced the backward compatibility for original Xbox console games will be coming to Xbox One consoles later this year, all the Xbox One consoles. Support will need to be added per game, but original discs and Xbox Live purchases will work once supported. And that's their big deal here, is they're saying it's just the specs that are being updated. All your controllers, all your accessories, all your games will still work on the Xbox One X, whether you have bought them on an Xbox One or an Xbox One S in the past. It's just new insides. Do you think that's enough to make people want to get the Xbox now? I mean, it's not for me. I'm not like chomping at the bit to go get one. We have an older Xbox. That's the only console we really have left in the house, but I don't know.  They'll still be playable on the S. Yep, and the original Xbox One as well. Which is good, of course. And the Xbox One S does some 4K. It just doesn't have as much power inside to do the total native resolution. So Xbox One X indisputably better than the PS4 Pro at this moment, but not better enough to overcome game selection. So if the game you want is on PlayStation, you're probably still fine getting the PlayStation Pro. Yeah, I don't know. I guess I've been so off the console bit for a while now and pretty much exclusively PC. That to me, it doesn't really matter that much, but it seems like people are relatively excited. I mean, it's a lot of power for $499. I'm not gonna argue with that. And I think they're doing the right thing in keeping it 100% compatible. What's going on with the Kinect, though? Yeah, they just don't even care about the Kinect. They just don't. Poor Kinect. I know. According to a representative of Uber's board moving on, after a seven-hour meeting, the board unanimously voted to adopt the recommendations of Eric Holder's investigation into toxic company culture. Results of the investigation are expected to be released to employees on Tuesday, June 13th. Reuters reports that the board also discussed CEO Travis Kalanak temporarily stepping away from the company as the board narrows down the authority and scope of his position, which sources say is not one of the Holder report recommendations. Recode reports over SVP of business, Neil Michael sent an email to staff saying David Richter, the vice president of strategic initiatives will be taking his place. Yeah, so a couple of shoes waiting to drop. One is, does Travis take a step away? No one expects him to step down, but does he take a step away? Does he take a leave of absence? And the other was whether Neil Michael would stay in his position. And we got the answer to that a couple hours ago before the show. Neil Michael stopped being an employee of Uber yesterday. He sent an email today to the employees, but the email said, I no longer work here, everybody. And this is the guy who acquired Auto. He did a lot of the acquisitions that built Uber up in the early days and was considered essentially the right-hand man of Travis Kalanick. Now, a lot of people say not only will this clear up a lot of the company culture, that's the expectation, but it will allow Travis to buy or to buy, to hire someone who will clearly be a COO and number two versus being a COO and also having to compete with Neil Michael for Travis Kalanick's attention. Yes, yeah, it's crazy. I was watching all of, there were so many updates from the board meeting happening yesterday. It's so fascinating how emergency board meetings like this just take place on the weekend. And they were just leaking information out into the press. It was pretty fascinating to watch happen in real time. And we're gonna get some more of this tomorrow, one would expect because the briefing of the employees about the holder report will happen and I'm sure we'll get more details as that happened. Security firms ESET and DREGO are releasing detailed analyses of malware used in an attack on a power company called Ukrainego seven months ago. The malware was used in an attack on the electric transmission station north of Kiev, Ukraine, operated by Ukrainego, blocking out one-fifth of total power capacity for an hour. The malware, which is called Indestroyer, which is frankly my favorite of the alternate names for it, but everyone seems to be going with Crash Override, perhaps they're Crash Bandicoot fans. Wait, they're from hackers? Yeah. I thought that was from hackers, Crash Override. Crash Override, yeah. So that's probably why it has the, I like Indestroyer though, that's just powerful. Anyway, Crash Override, it's second known case of code built to disrupt physical systems. If you don't remember the first was Stuxnet used against Iranian centrifuges. Crash Override can automate mass power outages and the part that has security researchers both impressed and worried is swappable plug-in components. So even though this one was used against a Ukrainian system, those plug-in components could be adapted to be used against any electric utility as well as being usable when disconnected from the internet. It could be a logic bomb. Drago's Rodley says if power grid operators do closely monitor their control system networks, they should see this before it has a chance to unleash the payload. But that's the problem, is power grid operators in many cases do not closely monitor their control system networks. Well, why is that? Legacy, staffing, prioritization, like, yeah. Good question. They really need to get serious. And I think that's why ESET and Drago's are making a lot of this, making a lot out of this, is to say, look, this is serious, you guys. This was a test run that knocked off a major city or part of a major city for a significant amount of time, even if it's just an hour. And we think it was a test. We think it was a test run that they could then use against other systems. So while you have the chance, your electrical systems are eminently secureable, you just need to do it. And that is the summer of sharks that we are experiencing these days. This is the kind of wake up call that Justin and Robert Young was talking about last Thursday. Yeah, it's scary stuff. And it's just, I think it is only, as you said, probably going to get a lot worse in the future. Sorry, my Wi-Fi is being a little wonky, so if I'm not talking as much as because I'm waiting to catch up to you. It's probably just crash override. It's probably affecting my system as well, naturally. One of China's largest bike-sharing companies, Mo Bike, is launching their service with 1,000 bikes in Manchester and Salford in the UK, June 29th, their first service outside Asia. It operates in China and Singapore, and Chinese bike-sharing company, OFO, started a pilot program with 20 bikes in Cambridge two months ago. These are dockless services that users lock a bike anywhere. Yeah, so it's not like the ones you may be familiar with in the US where you have a bike rack that you rented for. City bike or city bike share. The these, you just lock the bike anywhere it's legal to lock a bike and the app logs where that location is, and that's how you find the next bike. So it spreads them around a lot more. They are working with the city of Manchester. Salford's just kind of a suburb of Manchester, so it's, Mo Bike is pretty much going into the Manchester area. And they've been working with Greater Manchester to make sure that these don't get locked up in the wrong places and cause impediments on sidewalks. And they're doing a lot of work, unlike ride-sharing companies in the past, they're doing a lot of work with the city to set this up for success. And it's huge. This kind of ride-sharing, this kind of bike-sharing is huge in China. A lot of bikes in San Francisco get stolen, the city bikes. And I think that maybe that would be negated a little bit if they did have some of these GPS tracking devices on them that weren't easily removable. But yeah, I see city bikes in, we have areas where you can go where you just see basically a bike graveyard or people like tearing apart bikes and those city bikes are always there also. So it's kind of a big problem here in American cities at least or at least in San Francisco. Yeah, and I don't know if some of the culture of China is such that it makes it work better there than it might in other places. So it'll be interesting to see how this catches on. Well, yeah, like in the Netherlands, for example, people don't worry about their bikes being stolen because everyone has one. It's not a crazy, expensive, fluticrous thing to own. Bikes in San Francisco can be very, very expensive and people need them for transportation, but they're not as ubiquitous as they are in other places. Yeah, and that makes all the difference. Can you get over that hump to where stealing a bike it just isn't profitable? It's not profitable, yeah. US banks are launching their mobile payment system called ZEL, Z-E-L-L-E, to pay people by phone number or email address. It's their Venmo competitor, but it's not an app. And I think that may be the mistake, but I'll explain why they're doing it this way. Customers can send payments to each other instantly. So even with Venmo, you have to wait. It'll tell you the transaction is happening instantly, but you have to wait for it to finish. Customers of JP Morgan, Bank of America Wells Fargo, US Bank, Corp of Capital One, automatically get this. A total of 30 national and regional banks and credit unions will work with it over the course of the next year, some of getting it sooner than others. And the network was created by an industry consortium called Early Warning Services, LLC. So the idea is if you're already using, say, quick pay from Citibank, you don't have to change your app, ZEL will start working in that app. Each bank can still have its own payment app, but someone using the Citibank app can use ZEL to send payment to somebody using the Bank of America app, and it will happen instantly. So the advantages here are that you get instant transactions and it works within the payment apps you're using unless you're using the popular ones, right? PayPal, Venmo, et cetera. Anyone can use ZEL by signing up. If you're like, I don't have a bank that uses ZEL, you can sign up for Clear Exchange, Digital Payments Network and use ZEL. And I think that's where it's going to have a problem. If you use your bank's app for payments, this is perfect, right? It doesn't require you to install anything. But how many of us do that? I pay a lot of my bills through my bank. Bill, sure, but this is payments to payment, person to person payments. Yeah, I just really do it between my husband and I, primarily for accounts we don't share paying into, for example, and it's kind of a pain because sometimes we have to use ACH and that costs like $3 or we have to send a lot of money over square cash and that takes time, it's not instant. So this sounds like actually a pretty good solution for that. Yeah, and I'm not damning it out of the gate, but I think it's smart for them to integrate it into the apps you already have. I would also put out a ZEL app and maybe it's still be powered by Clear Exchange but if you put out an app, people expect an app, they're like, okay, it's a Venmo competitor, where do I get it? This takes too long to explain. Well, if you have this bank, you already have it, but if you have this bank, you go and do this and sign up for that, just brand it, branded ZEL. And I know why they didn't because they're like, this is a system, not an app and we don't wanna be competing with each other. We want people to use our bank's app, but I think that's... So just use it like almost like a layer between the ZEL payment stuff and your bank so that like Mint, for example. Like you can see the transactions, it's like just another abstraction layer between your banking and you, but you can still use it to transfer money between accounts. I mean, I think it just helps for brand recognition. Like you said, people expect a customer-facing product and stuff like this. And BioCal points out, he works in the industry, by the way, if your bank uses it, then a lot of times you can sign up with a click. So I'm not saying they're doing it the wrong by having it integrated into the bank apps by any stretch. I get that. Hey, folks, if you wanna get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, be sure to subscribe to DailyTechHeadlines.com. You can get it as a podcast, you can get it as a flash briefing on the Amazon Echo, or you can get it in the anchor app at anchor.fm. Wobby Tide. Those who use Wobot. I just wanted to say Wobby Tide, but Wired's Megan Molteni wrote up Wobot on Wired.com. It's a daily chat conversation, mood tracking, video playing, word game playing therapist that you check in once a day with, and it kinda uses cognitive behavioral therapy principles to improve your mood $39 a month. So like, it's way more expensive than any other app you use probably, but way less expensive than a therapist, right? Yeah, I mean, it's less than one of the big things that kind of hit the scene recently were apps like Talkspace, for example, that were essentially apps that connected you to a real licensed therapist, and you could talk to them through a messaging platform, and it was HIPAA compliant, it was all private, and you only shared as much information as you wanted to, and it was supposed to help you open up to a therapist and feel comfortable chatting in that way, and you could do video calls and stuff as well, but this is really taking it to the next level. Though Wobot does not do anything, it will not diagnose you, it will not prescribe you medicine, it's not a psychiatrist, it's a robot therapist, but it's really more to kind of gather that information about your mood and give you an outlet, a non-judgmental outlet for sharing what's going on in your world. I think the thing that struck me about this so much is that it's also not using machine learning. It is apparently still effective. They've in fact done a paper comparing it to a control group that was using a self-help book, and they found that the people using Wobot did feel less or did report, anyway, I was self-reported. They reported less anxiety than the people using the e-book, so it has some kind of effect, but it's just a tree. It's just following a tree, not learning about you. It's completely, yeah, it's deterministic. It's just like, we'll spit back responses based on what you're feeding it, but like you said, it's not using any kind of artificial intelligence, so it's not learning your behavior and adjusting itself accordingly. So I think, I thought that was pretty interesting, but I also really agree with that because it's very easy to get that kind of thing very wrong. And this is not something that you wanna leave up to chance, because if you have someone who is very upset going through a hard time, not picking up on the right cues could be dangerous. So I think that this is taking the smarter step, which is to be more of an encouraging measure to get people to open up and talk, but not be giving you feedback really about what you're saying necessarily that could turn out to be the wrong kind of feedback. And in fact, if it detects a severe problem, it'll send someone resources where they can get real help. It won't try to go beyond its range. So you may be already dismissing this, going like, okay, well, what good is this? But talking to a bot does seem to help people open up. Now we mentioned the one story about Wobot, but there was also a 2014 DARPA study about a bot named Ellie that participants were told in one group it was a bot, which it was, and in another group they were told that it was a person. And the people who were told it was a bot opened up more than the people who thought the bot was in fact a person. So there is something to the fact that when there's not a human being on the other end, we don't feel as judged and we're willing to say more things. Yeah, I mean, I totally understand that. Like people talk to bots all the time. I have seen the chat logs for my own personal bot, for example, I know the kinds of things they open up about and it can be kind of intense. People don't necessarily always want to share their deepest darkest secrets with another human being because of that fear of being judged, but a robot doesn't care, it's not gonna judge you, it's not gonna feel any differently about you. It may send back different responses, the more intelligent it becomes, not that robot will, but in the future potentially. But yeah, it's a judgment-free zone. Yeah. Safe space. And even just texting therapists, they find people have less anxiety about talking to them. So I think this is an interesting thing. I'm not sure I would pay $39 a month for it yet. Maybe if you really need that, it's worth it. And you can't afford a professional therapist, which is much more expensive. I can get that, but I look forward to the day where there is a machine learning bot that can really adapt itself, not so much that I even wanted to diagnose, but just to be able to have that sense of caring about you. That's the one thing that a decision tree is never gonna say is like, you know, Tom, I know you've mentioned that you have a fear of heights before. Do you think that that played into this, right? Like you're not gonna get anything like that. Something that I think kind of covers like a middle ground between this and an actual human being is something like Coco, which is a chatbot that's available on kick, for example, and I think a few other platforms. And Coco does similar kinds of things where it allows you to recast your thoughts in a more positive light. So you say what kind of issue you're having and that completely anonymously sends out that message to other Coco users. And they then try to say, well, what have you thought about it this way? Oh, wow. So it's like crowd sharing anonymously your therapy session. That's pretty interesting. Oh, you know, I'm having some stress about this thing I'm doing at work and I don't know how my employee, you know, fellow employees are seeing what I'm doing. Like what do you guys think? And they can say like, well, maybe they're seeing it this way or maybe you should look at it this way. And to me, that was a really useful way of kind of like they said, recasting thoughts in a different way and kind of getting an outside perspective without that judgment of talking to people who know you. And it probably gives the other people in the network a little fulfillment that they're helping. Not just being helped. Totally, totally. That's a whole nother side of things for sure, that people get a lot of good vibes out of helping other folks. There's another one that was mentioned in this wired article called TheraChat, which I think is another interesting use of chatbots where therapists use it to keep patients engaged in between sessions. So, you know, you maybe only go to therapist once a month, but you can talk to TheraChat every day and then the records are viewable by your therapist. So that opening up you do or those chats that you have are actually helping with your diagnosis from a professional. Yeah, this sounds like smart journaling. So you can essentially write down what you're feeling at any given moment. And instead of having to just do it in a notebook or wherever, your therapist will get immediate access to that. Yeah, well, I have to say, well, but you'd be crazy not to read about it. Go check it out, wired.com. Cool stuff. Yeah. Now, this is really cool. And I think this is a case where there's some helpful things happening and very interesting thing is happening, but we're only seeing the beginning of what can be done here. Both on the clinical side, but just on the, you know, that I just wanna talk to somebody, but I don't wanna talk to somebody who's gonna judge me side, you know. And like you said, you kinda see that already. Thanks to everybody who participates in our subreddit. You can submit stories and vote on them at DailyTechNewShow.Reddit.com. Time to check in with Chris Christensen for the Tech in Travel Minute. If you're headed to India, Chris has a tip. This is Chris Christensen from the amateur traveler with another Tech in Travel Minute. It's an interesting plan. If it works for India, we'll be giving all of their tourists who arrive with an eVisa, a free SIM card for their phone. The SIM card won't have a lot of data or voice time on it. It will have about 50 megabytes of data available on it and just a little bit of call time. But the idea is to give you enough so that you could call if you got any problems and they're also rolling out with that a number that you can call where you can have questions answered in 12 different languages. Now, not the only ones to have this idea, they got their idea from a similar program in Sri Lanka. They didn't get their idea from a program that's rolling out in Thailand, which will require tourists to use specific SIM cards so that they can be tracked. They say for the tourist safety, but how creepy is that? I'm Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler. Thank you, Chris. Yeah, I didn't realize that you had to use a particular SIM card in Thailand. Send your pics to us, folks. Feedback at dailytechnewshow.com. You can find more pics at dailytechnewshow.com slash pics and you can find more travel tech at amateurtraveller.com. A couple of emails before we get out of here. One from Scott, your story Friday about new limits on Amazon cloud storage and the time it takes to reupload data to a new service reminded me of my use of cloud HQ. It's a service that allows you to synchronize data between cloud storage subscriptions. I use it to sync data between Google Drive, OneDrive, and Box. The user who complained about having to reupload everything if he switches from Amazon's cloud to something else may be able to synchronize his data to a new service without having to reupload everything. It just happens cloud to cloud in that case. Nice. Yeah. And then we got another one related to the same story. Andrew wrote in about Amazon Glacier. In fact, a few people have mentioned this in various emails and Slack discussions about it. Glacier lets you back up without needing to get them back right away. So once your document gets to the front of the queue, it's moved off to long-term cold storage. If you want to file back, you put a request in and you don't get it right away. It gets to the front of the queue maybe a couple of hours later and that's when your data comes out of long-term storage. So this is meant for somebody who just wants to keep their photos in a safe place but doesn't need to look at them all the time. My monthly bill, he says, is usually around 20 cents, although I only have 25 gigabytes in there and that doesn't change much. Looking at the calculator, Amazon provides holding two terabytes in there and adding an extra gig a month would give you a monthly bill of $8.20, which I think you'll agree is very reasonable. Even if you accessed a lot of the stored content, it's not too bad. Two terabytes stored with 100 gigabytes transferred out in a month would be $15.85. To get around the retrieval timings, I use Glacier as my third line of defense. All my data gets put on a Synology NAS, which I would go to if my laptop became unusable. However, should my house catch fire and I lose both the laptop and the network attached storage, I have Glacier to revert back to. And he's got a few more, a little bit more information here about scripts and Raspberry Pi. If you're interested, we'll have that in the show notes at dailytechnewshow.com. But I think, yeah, a lot of times people will sign up for backup or storage that is built to give you immediate access when maybe they don't need it and something like Glacier might be worthwhile to check into. Yeah, I think that's a really smart way of prioritizing data. Absolutely. Finally, this week's Your Private Driver, which is a regular column from Sakane Wright features some lessons from the game Cities Skyline for cities trying to deal with ride sharing traffic. You can find that column right now at dailytechnewshow.com. Big thanks to Sakane for making these columns happen. 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Oops, sorry, I didn't. What was that? Internet. App Get. I'm voting for App Get. Got it. Me too. I'm going to vote for Max Head Shrink. Max Head Shrink. That's pretty good too. The Xbox marketing. Nightmare, disc. Oh, wait a minute. Mandy's had a freeze while reading. Xbox One, XS. Wait, I just freeze while weaning, whereas it's still scrolling. It doesn't do anything. This button doesn't do anything for me. Do you have a script turned off because it works for me? Maybe. Powerful. Oh, it stops titles from eroding while hovering over the list. Maybe we weren't hovering over the list. RTFM, Roger, come on. Should require an actual use. Buy and sell. That's pretty funny. I like that one. Buy and sell is pretty good. Buy and sell. Which is a crash override hacks the Gibson. We're kind of got acts like bot judges. Bot changes users. Dude, where's my bike? You know, I'm trying to remember the city. It's either Portland or Seattle. But they had a bike sharing program.  This is every city that's ever existed. Well, I don't know. This already sounds like an Austin story to me. Hold on. Let me continue. Geez, I haven't finished yet. All right. Pay them yellow. What they did was they pulled out the gears. So it was a single-gear bike, but the city was in the depression. So it would take a lot of work to pedal out of it. And so people would just leave them. Like once they got to the end of the city. Yeah, that's it. They're just like Austin. Yeah, no, there's a bunch of cities that did that. You're right that either Seattle or Portland was the first, though. But you just make the bikes physically unable to leave the area. But the yellow bikes in Austin all got stolen, anyway. What if you make them really ugly? They were pretty ugly. Yeah. Geez, it just goes to show people so. I don't know. I think they were selling them for scrap metal or something. Yeah, it seems to be happening around here, anyway. They shouldn't have made them out of copper wire. Well, there's your problem. Copper. Well, I remember when people were stealing catalytic converters for the plush. Yeah, those bikes that were made entirely of copper wire and catalytic converters were just asking to be stolen. Fine, I'll go back to the old Ben Franklin bike, the one made out of wood. I'm going to say apt-get install therapist, right? I still like Max Hedtrink. But that's fine. That's fine. I'm co-founded by Veronica. Max Hedtrink's pretty good. Runner up. We got a lot of responses to Friday's show. I think our Friday shows generally get more responses because it's Friday and we're feeling happy that we're headed to the weekend. Feeling goofy. Andrew Carr, Amazon Glacier, this is a little close. Password please. Summer of sharks. I mentioned that we had a leftover bottle of amaretto and Louis Lacompt posted several recipes for drinks that use amaretto. That's very helpful. Thank you for that. Roger is so funny. Keep feeding them pigs, bro. What? Were you feeding? What did we say about feeding pigs?  I'm trying to say something about being health conscious and vegetarian or something. I said, that's great.  My biggest laugh of the day came out of your conversation over a Vegemite with Roger. Oh, yeah. I don't like eating salt alone. But when I put salt in something in the right amount, it tastes great. I'm going to start selling human salt for people. OK, what do you mean by that? You're frightening me. No, no, not me, that of people. But you don't like salt licks.  So you just make it for people.  It's just a big cube of salt.  Coffee, lick it.  Oh, I see. So there wouldn't always be salt. I don't think you want to communal lick anything, though. No, it's personal. You would each get an individual. So it's a popsicle. It's a salt-sicle. But it would always be salt? It's a salt lick, yes. Well, then where did the coffee? Oh, you're going to flavor the salt.  Oh, I need some salt.  OK, you guys are having fun. You seem to be handling this well. I'm going to leave now. All right, thanks. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I forgot. OK, bye. Bye. Mutation666 says, Authy would still be two factors because you have a username. That was the suggestion that you use Authy as the single factor to log in. So I guess you could consider the username something you know. That's not a protected something you should know is the thing. It's public something you should know. Not sure that works. All the people who have emailed about Squirrel, SQRL, which is Steve Gibson's excellent procedure for getting rid of passwords, I am aware of it. In fact, I hosted one of the security nows where he talked about it. And I did send off an email to Steve today to see if we could do an interview about Squirrel. The reason we didn't talk about it on the show about passwords is our discussion was not how do we get rid of passwords. It was why aren't these companies talking about it? So I mean, the question remains, why aren't they using SQRL? It's open source. Anybody can use it, right? But yeah, I'd love to talk to Steve more about where it's at. How many people have adopted it? Explain it a little for people. Yeah, I'd like to think a good overview of what it does and the issues. Because it's a pretty ingenious system, and nobody has to pay anything to adopt it. Maybe that's the problem. People don't trust it if they can't control it. So he's down for it. I'd love to spend. I mean, we can do this separately and roll it in, or? Yeah, I figured we'd just make it a standalone, like we did with Tom's hardware. Yeah. I don't mind doing that more. Nothing's ever done, really done, really. But OK, so it was a work in progress. That's true. It's not fully done yet. SQRL. Squirrel. Squirrel. The only thing I really know about squirrel is all the YouTube videos where native German speakers try to pronounce squirrel. I don't know why it's. I don't think that's the same thing. No, I know. But I just threw that in there as an aside. I guess it stems from the whole belief that Germans are unable to pronounce squirrel. It was used as a passphrase code in World War II. Ah, is that right? No, it's a fact. That's a, see, that is what it is. That is a myth. Yes, but that is an example of a factoid, something that sounds like a fact, but really isn't. You shouldn't be spreading those. Yeah, probably. Apocryphal information. So somebody just stopped listening right before you made it clear that that wasn't true. You mean how, like, I want a president to have to be responsible for taffy? He did like to eat. It's very, I think he went on the first. Udiest presidents. Not a deal-a-meal plan, but he had like a diet, like he had a nutritionist or doctor go through, like, what he was supposed to eat or limit himself to. Yeah, but back then they weren't really into weight loss. Having weight was a good thing. Okay, doge. I wonder if you could, I wonder if things like deal-a-meal would've sold in the, in the, actually, in all the 20s, depression, people were starving. I guess deal-a-meal really was just a product of its time. What was deal-a-meal? I don't remember. That was Richard Simmons, the exercise guy. Ah, yeah. And he had that plan where it was a way to kind of count your calorie intake. So like Weight Watchers. Yeah, except that he didn't try to sell you a line of frozen meals at the same time. That's the thing that really annoyed me about a lot of those weight loss things is that part of their thing was you need to try our shakes or... Oh, Steve wrote back saying yes, he would absolutely do it. So we just need to, we probably saw this already and I hadn't seen it. That's why you were saying it. Yeah, no, no, I mentioned you said, oh, Steve said yes, so do you want to do this? I probably... I didn't catch that. Yes, so we just need to set up a time to do it. All right, awesome. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Yes, indeed he do. All right, well, I got nothing else. We're published. I think we're good to go. Thank you all for hanging out with us today and we will be back tomorrow with E3 wrap up and Patrick Beja. E3.


Good day to everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo with the Stock Swoosh. I'm here today to review the QQQs. Why? Because the market had a very large move down today, unexpected, because I thought the market would hold very quickly today. But my initial read on the gap in the market today, the market gapped up, closed on Friday at 110.79, open today. It wasn't a big gap up, but it just still gapped up at 110.98, which is a daily chart. And I thought we would hold. We tried to hold. We tried to hold. My call for the market today was I said neutral slash bearish. As it turned out, it ended up being neutral slash bullish. Why? Because we fell all day and held into support and then rallied. And we closed very strongly today. So tomorrow, I don't see anything stopping us and at 100% conviction, we will gap up tomorrow. We either gap neutral and rally, or we will gap up and rally. Look for bullish day in the market tomorrow. I just want to see here where we came down into 109.38. These days in the market has been very tricky for people. Why? Because we didn't get up and make a new high in the QQQs. Try to go higher, try to go higher, failed to do it, gapped down on Friday. Even I was surprised when I saw that. Today, we hung on for dear life, fell all day red, dropped, bounced. But I will tell you that this, here I just want to see this level. You know, we are still strong. There's still nothing wrong with this market at all. We're still holding the uptrend. It is perfect. I know it's hard for people to see. I just want to find the number. 109.48, 109.38. Does everybody see this? That's here. That's it. I mean, it's obvious because the massive tail today and the bounce into the clothes with the green body bar. We also have some econ, that significant, a Fed announcement coming out Wednesday. So tomorrow, tomorrow we get rally. It's Tuesday. Even though it's one day before the Fed announcement, and then have the blow over the high and the Christmas rally until the end of the year with the Fed announcement. I think this is it. I know it's been a very, very tricky time and even I was very surprised when I saw the market gapping down on Friday. But I knew it really didn't change the trend in the chart. I knew we weren't really going anywhere. I didn't think all of a sudden devastation. I was like, oh, because I really didn't want that to happen. It did. Does it matter? No. Why? Market is still long and still holding the uptrend. So all in all, I see the area. Everything makes sense. This is why there's multiple levels of support and resistance in the chart. Here was another level of support. The market could have held here, but this would have been the least level of support for the market. We didn't do it. So here's the next one and I feel very good about this here for the area that I just showed you. So look for the market to be neutral tomorrow in the gap or bullish in the gap and then rally into the day. Target for the market tomorrow if the gap's neutral, 113, 113.60, 114. Target for the market if the gap's up, we could gap up up here. And if we gap up, target could even be 114. So we'll have to see how we end up. This is Melissa Armo with StocksWatch. Have a great night, everyone.


What's up everybody Jason here for jazzy's case breaks calm We are doing 2020 panini absolute fat pack five box break random divisions number five I know number six is sold out number seven is I'm sure actually number seven is probably already sold out to Where I was three left, but this is break number five. We just sold out a couple days ago We were off for the last couple days So this is break number five guys and again eight spots everybody gets a random division NFL Remember no better in common ship. We're chasing kabooms So hopefully we can get some out of here in this break So here's a dice roller. Here's the customer names So again break number five Oliver Matt Corey mojo Aaron Joshua Stephen and Rob And here are the divisions So let's roll it and we got ourselves a one out of three four times good luck One two Three and four four times Aaron down to Rob. I have four times here one two three and four All right, so there's four times again four times AFC south bounce in the NFC cell So Aaron you have the AFC South Corey with the AFC West Oliver with the NFC East Joshua with the AFC East Mojo you have the NFC North Stephen with the AFC North Matt you have the NFC West and Rob with the NFC South So there you go should be there like that Now let's quickly alphabetize it and I mean if you guys want to make a trade for division you guys can remember every your division is not too bad Of course some of the bigger rookies AFC West with you know Chesed Herbert and stuff But then there's other rookies, you know that would have emerged that'll potentially have some kabooms Let me actually pull it up I'll put the checklist for you guys There's a checklist guys and then of course like I said, here's a kabooms list There's like two for each rookie And then of course you have the veterans So like I said a lot of chances for a lot of teams so each division should have at least one chance No, yeah, this is break number five break number five number six will be coming up a little bit later tonight in a few hours But we're break number five right now So yeah, I'm assuming that no one's gonna trade. I know I figured I'm not sure people that are actually in this break are watching but Um, we'll just close it Like I said, everybody should have at least one chance at a kubu in my assume, you know bucks chiefs ravens packers Bucks that's already a handful of divisions.  Thank you, man. Good luck to you Yeah, Justin Jefferson, right?  So when you put up stats And comparable to other crazy rookies that are now Hall of Famers. It's like It's pretty good accomplishment And good good stuff like that So there you go guys, um Like I said, it's a fresh case Let me see if I can Smooth the camera really quick. This feels very dark here though. Like more than usual at least that I remember So I'm gonna open up the case I'll put the boxes in like stacks of five. This is a five box break, right? Yeah We should have four breaks This will be break five six and then number seven should probably be selling out soon And then we'll clearly just like roll a die or something Can you see that four stacks? So one stack two stacks three stacks and then four So I'm gonna roll a die right now if I roll one so one two three four if I roll five or six We'll just redo it again. I don't want to hit the santa train or nothing. So It's from there right there I hit the train but Wasn't crazy two So Let's go grab stack two And again, I'm from here on out. I'm just gonna grab a stack randomly. This is what we usually do You guys will know of course, it's from the same case Yeah, divisive breaks are always fun It's just they can always be the most expensive You know, oh, of course. Yeah. No, definitely. I I I totally see the value individuals It just ends up being like It ends up playing like mind tricks on you, right?  You're just like, well, you know It's only actually four teams you know You could end up being getting the the worst four teams if you were to grab just four spots and random teams right and then Or you get better odds and you know grab a division and like you said Not every division is gonna have the killer rookies or the killer hits, but the fact is that You know better odds because there are like you said maybe six Better divisions that you would consider that'd be decent for the price You know and like I said, it's a whole division. So Depending on the product, I mean might not all be about rookies You know, but it's it ends up like you just it ends up playing with you like, you know, I mean like your mind You're just like, can I buy You know, I can just buy one spot and Finds that a brace right just buy a whole divisional People see it differently, but I'm definitely Like you know, I better value in a whole division All right guys, so I'm gonna of course go through the numbered stuff If I'm not correctly usually there's a numbered card There probably isn't a kaboom, but that's out of 75 right there earned on And of course you have the green exclusives There's a little foil, you know Benjamin But for the most part I'm gonna kind of skim through Most of these I'll pull out of course the bigger rookies Justin Jefferson But just to you know kind of get through the break I think the only thing that's not shipping is veteran base, but everything else should so Don't need to worry about not getting certain things. Joe Reed JK Dobbins Cam makers emerged big time the last couple weeks Chase young there's a little green foil retail Jacob Beeson Jerry Judy cd lamb kj hamler Mims So we're put to the side John and Taylor And the cards are just one card is straight and the other cards are backwards This is drives me nuts Devon assi assi Ragger Albert Jordan love the visca Zach Moss little Joey B Rick Juan Davis chase young Devon assi assi Some of these other rookies I think I went through this already Let's go to the next half here James proche Yandere Swift Michael Kimming Jr. Henry rugs Tyler Johnson Brandon IU Donovan People's Jones It's been such a crazy good rookie class. I feel like there's been more rookies producing as of late And then you look at some of these like receivers in college like in Alabama and These guys are so good Van Jefferson I'm at home Little Herbie So we'll probably see those for you at the end Let's continue on There's Justin Jefferson Steven Montez Hook'em horns. No. Yeah. Yeah. So uh, so when you checked out you typed in your shipping information You know all the info we needed so What you'll have what you'll just do now is just kind of give us a couple days to sort it out Um, then we'll ship it out to you and you should get an automated Automated tracking number to your email or phone number that you provided So, yeah, I mean like I said, you gave us the information already. So you should have gotten a confirmation Um, so yeah, I mean I guess I just kind of give us a couple days To sort it out You know, and then uh, like I said, should have it soon, man No problem Gabriel Davis Yeah, let's do it. I want to do some of the immaculate. Like I said, I've been out for a couple weeks guys um Much better now And I got to miss some great releases that I really wanted to really really wanted to break so A couple of them are already on the website. Bowman's best immaculate. So You know hoping I can uh Can break some of those free tonight I got about what 24 orders now.  I don't mind breaking them. But you know, like I said, these ones are probably going to take us about 30 30 plus minutes From 40, so I was giving excuse me giving myself time to uh Have more than enough time to rip it Who's going to win guys, Ohio State or Alabama? Who's going to win? Alrighty Roll tide even after the performance adjusting feels high That is good, man Think if it's Patrick, but I guess Alabama is still number one, right? You know Justin Jefferson Yeah, I would have loved to see cleansing in Alabama again or you know, but You know, we're gonna get props to Justin Field and that team, man I was I didn't really watch the game to be honest. Like I said, I was just You know still recovering but I Seen the score and I was like he's very shocked. Like Justin Field's like just literally like Played so well and I I seen that he got hit really hard too like on the back and uh Still managed to finish out the game, right? But you know for uh Trevor Lawrence's career. I mean he's he's proven He's a good quarterback and he should be good and then I felt he's ready So, you know I don't think it's gonna affect him so much at least his draft stock But it improved a lot of the people's draft stock for that for sure So we'll penny Steve all these rookies here guys putting them over to the side separating them Ossie Ossie I mean if they do I mean they have to go quarterback around right? I mean, this is it like this is I feel like every single year that has passed they they weren't really, you know, they weren't really Drafty quarterbacks, but this this has to be the year Joey B chase Claypool Um, Mike, I have no idea man. I this is only the second break I've done today Um, I didn't see your name in this. I always double check it So I don't I don't think you're in this one. You might be in the next one though. This is number five So this one sold out like yesterday or two days ago But yeah, I mean like I said, I I did go through some orders and I did see your name I don't know specifically which ones you ran But yeah, uh, we have that schedule right there that I pinned and you know nightbots always dropping it It's just you want to double check on your end So no need to worry about it Come on kaboom. I want to kaboom. I know we did get a numbered card already. So I don't expect there to be a kaboom in this box but hoping at least we get one I I've done a whole case of this stuff in the five boxes. We've done them before and I managed to pull a nice herbert kaboom. I think I pulled a pain manning kaboom I know that there could be heat in this whole case So I'm hoping that We get that toa Anthony gordon cd land on people's jones Next one finish off the second box guys You under swift michael penning jr. Henry rugs tally johnson Collin johnson joey brie joey b He was walking the other day, right? Ben jefferson Len Bowden jr jeff old kuda Herbie All right, let me grab some more pennies. We have three more boxes guys I'll keep this one here just in case. All right. Let's move it along. All right guys This is box three out of the five Remember this is break number five as well pulled out a couple days ago. I know number six sold out earlier today We'll be doing that one sooner in a couple couple hours We're in about an hour and a half or so I believe actually and then I guess the number seven was only like down to three So I expect us to sell that one out as well So I mean if it's not sold out yet, I mean it's about to be it's down to one left. So It's about to be So, like I said, these are the only breaks that we're going to take us a little longer than 30 minutes 40 minutes So But other than that the tier ones the you know maclets of the world all that stuff should be pretty quick So we just have plenty of time to continue to break tonight I'll stay as late as you guys need me to You know, obviously depending on how I feel too as well. I'm feeling good still. So like I said Still just trying to get back to the normal schedule Um, but like I said, I think we have more than enough time till like at least 10 o'clock tonight To get a lot of these breaks done And then like I said, I'm coming for Joe today um head his last scheduled day off and then Back to normal my sunday monday, and then he should be back to normal his His tuesday through saturday, I believe Friday there was e-layer Kelly Delpitua Um, Dale. No, this is Jason. I've been I've been out for the last couple weeks Um, but I am back today Down Under Swift Michael Pippin Jr rugs Tyler Johnson iuk people's jones McFarlane van jefferson Tonya gandie golden Watson keen Justin jefferson, I don't feel like I haven't gotten a number card in this box. You have a All right, did I I want to say no, so that's giving me hope that there is a chance at a kaboom here Jordan Love jk dobbins Ham Acres I'm hungry Jaylin Hertz A. J. Dillon john and taylor colk mitts toa green foil jaylin regger jordan love The viscous that mom excuse me joey borough Uh, the rookies in flawless 1718 who would be jason tatum would probably be one of the biggest ones now Oh, you have lonzo. You have marcos folds Oh, you're down at the bile. Who else am I missing? daren fox It's actually a pretty strong draft class algae on a noby abril davis plight over zealander All right next box guys um, and I think in hobby they are um This is all the retail so there's no guarantee, but I mean, I want to say that there's at least one or two in a whole case Of this stuff because it's all retail stuff, but I mean, I guess we kind of we can't say for sure But this is a much inexpensive way to to get the kabooms rather than You know paying the price of a hobby box and stuff like that It's actually open up the last two boxes Yeah, I mean, I know the hobby it's probably much I don't know if it's much easier to hit but I mean you're in hobby are guaranteed, you know relics autos and stuff like that this stuff There's no guarantee of anything but Much inexpensive way to try to get a kaboom I want to say in a full case of 20 boxes. I think I know I hit like two or three of them in a whole case before so I'm not gonna say it's guaranteed, but gotta at least get like one of them But every every case is different, of course. This is all retail But people like it, you know for a hundred bucks. They get a whole division You know You get adjusted every kaboom. I mean For a hundred bucks or you're pretty strong, right? You're in the clear Easily get back your hundred bucks Two boxes worth. I should be able to get this done with right on time So we can continue on and like I said number seven was down to one left sold out now, so So we can do another one and I think number eight would be our last one All right. Good luck everybody cd lamb. That's a green foil Exclusive to retail of course. So there's all there's always exclusives in every box or every product So blasters retail packs and all that good stuff. So There's always a little value and all this stuff Couple of these Justin Herbers can definitely out of Easily kj hamler A lot of four stars Dental men's Those walkins Judy cd lamb hamler denzel men's jay gluton chase play pool Nice, baby. Yeah, like I said, it is there's a lot of value in this The hope is of course we do get you guys a kaboom Being a divisions, of course, you have a one and a chance potentially to get it I mean, who knows if we get the right box if we could get multiple kabooms I'm hoping that there is one at least in these last two and if there isn't of course then Hopefully some more in the next couple of them that we do tonight AJ Terrell Like I said, a lot of these rookies will add up Joey B I I'm breaking the absolute fat pack, uh, like you just said you got the last two boxes right here Got a jay gluton number to 75 AJ Dylan Chase play pool or sorry chase young I should say John then Taylor Green retail No problem, man, but yeah, this is a If you bought into this break, this is basically what it's going to look like For you as well. I'm hoping there's more kabooms, but I said for the most part Pull out some of the bigger rookies. We'll panic sleeve them top a lot of them and stuff No veteran commons will ship everything else will Jacob eason jalen herds donovan people's jones You talk about those Tyler Johnson Brandon Ayuk Jerry Judy blue green foil. Oh, do you really man? That's cool. It's all good though, man. No worries Then Jefferson All right, so that was one box if you did get a numbered card in that box, which is good Alrighty Last box and oh I got a numbered card. Hopefully we can still get a kaboom, but We got a joey bosa to 149 these numbered cards though guys are actually really nice looking cards though But usually when there's a numbered card, there isn't a kaboom, but I hope I'm wrong Yeah, you most likely did man, this is break number five There's else excuse me nightbot has that schedule link right there and it's always dropping You can always take a look at that and uh, like I said see when your break is going to happen If you don't see it on the list, it's probably because I haven't went through waters I have about 30 of them to go through and number seven just sold out so Your break won't be for a little while man to be honest, but you of course you can stick around and and uh, watch some of these breaks But like I said that schedule right there is always good to look at So that way if you know, you need to step away for a little bit You can always step away and come back when your break is about to happen Jason Huntley acres Jared pink me Every break's on youtube baby, so if you miss any break that you are in you just look for the title On youtube And you can rewatch it as if you were live so you don't always need to be here for this You know, we always upload every single video Yandere Swift So if you're not here, do not worry. You can always watch the replay If you don't see the replay just because we haven't done it yet or it's maybe uploading You know Yeah, I've noticed that there's a pattern to this.  Just catch on to it, right Herbie Exactly. There you go. Yeah I mean, we do have a dvr effect too guys. Don't forget about that You know, so if you don't want to wait for the video to be uploaded I think you can I think you can rewind that red but the red dot on your screen I think up to like two and a half hours be back.  I need to watch the break because you can always just rewind That's the beauty of it too Little dvr tivo. All right, so there's huge stack over you guys. You're not worried. We're apparently leaving all that stuff for you guys I have one little stack here left. I'm at the 41 minute mark.   Well, there you go Unfortunately no kabooms in this one The rookies do add up of course guys. I mean they really do You have this huge stack over here. I mean, I pennies leave the majority of them So a lot of rookies top-loaded some numbered cards as well. All right, this is break number five number six We coming up soon and then number seven just sold out once I go through orders I'll upload it to the break schedule And like I said guys coming up next now give me a few minutes. We'll be tier one baseball number one Appreciate it guys. Jasper's casebricks.com


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discussed the following question which says, find the value of x in the following proportion, 11 is to 10 is equal to x is to 10. Now we know that the four numbers say A, B, C, D are in proportion as in A is to B is proportional to C is to D when the product of extremes which is A and D is equal to the product of the means which is BC. So when given four numbers are in proportion then the product of extremes is equal to the product of the means. This is the key idea that we use in this question. Now we move on to the solution. We are given that 11 is to 10 is equal to x is to 10 that is 11, 10, x and 10 are in proportion. So the product of extremes is equal to the product of the means and so in this case we have product of extremes means product of 11 and 10. So 11 multiplied by 10 is equal to the product of the means which is 10 and x. So 10 into x this means 110 is equal to 10 x to get the value of x we divide both sides by 10 and so we have this 10 cancels with 10, 0 cancels with the 0 and so we get x is equal to 11. So the final value of x is 11 which is our final answer. This completes this session. Hope you have understood the solution of this question.