How to make the narcissist miss you after discard you may want the narcissist to miss you You may want them to realize that they lost something valuable You may want them to know that they will never find someone as good as you again And there is nothing wrong with that There is nothing wrong with wanting them to miss you to make the narcissist miss you You need to stop discussing the issues and problems you had with them Stop arguing Stop fighting Stop giving them a reaction Stop telling them that you disagree with them because when you're doing that You're telling them that it's still important to you You're showing them that you care So don't even try to prove your point Let them have the last word Because they want you to keep fighting They want you to feed into it They want you to feel the blame But when you don't They're very confused It tells them that you're unbothered It makes them wonder what else you're doing They will assume that you're involved in something that's more important to you As though something has taken your attention away from them don't talk about the relationship With any mutual friends or family members You should only confide in people who you can trust Don't talk about it on social media Don't mention anything about narcissist or toxic people Because they may be stalking your social media And you don't want them to know that the discarders have any negative effect on you If you do this correctly They won't have any information about how you feel as far as they know You don't even care So there's no supply There's nothing to make them feel better about themselves But this shouldn't be an act It shouldn't be something you're doing just to make them miss you You may need to process the emotions following the discard But you should also make time to enjoy your life To do things that you like to do And then you can post it on social media You can show the narcissist how much fun you're having without them You can show them that you're not just sitting at home crying about them You can take pictures with other people To show them you're not alone But you shouldn't spend all of your time Trying to make the narcissist miss you You should stop communicating with them You should block them and move on And by doing that It will actually make them miss you even more It will make them want you back They will hoover you But you shouldn't respond to their hoover attempts Because they might just come back to punish you They might come back to get revenge They don't love you They're just using you to self-medicate and relieve their stress They're just using you to feed their ego And they're only coming back to you because they couldn't find someone else You're just an option to the narcissist You're not anything of significance There's no sentimental value They're just bored and lonely They don't want to be alone They miss provoking you They miss irritating you They miss making you miserable Which is why you need to cut them off You need to remove them from your life You need to focus on yourself You need to go no contact And when you do that The narcissist will miss you Thank you for watching I hope this video resonate with you Please like, comment, share and subscribe If you would like to donate My PayPal link is in the video description Coaching Inquiries You can email me at coachingatnarksurvivor.co.uk Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon


Hello everyone, I'm Sean Boyd here in the Cal OES Newsroom. With me today is Rick Lopes, who is Chief of Public Affairs for the Contractor's State License Board. Rick, thanks for being here. You've got some important information for those wildfire survivors when it comes to contractors today. Yeah, now as the debris removal is well underway, you're really starting to think about what you can do to get your home rebuilt. The local officials, there's a lot going on there, a lot of people to help you. And that really is one of the key messages, is don't think you have to go this alone. There's a lot of agencies out there, including ours, the Contractor's State License Board, that have a lot of information to make sure you make the right choice when you hire a contractor to rebuild your home. And one of those important things that they need to look at out there in the field near their home and their property are signs like these. Yeah, we've had staff that have posted literally hundreds of signs in the different fire areas. And we want homeowners to be aware that there could be unlicensed or unscrupulous contractors that try to take advantage of you during this time.  So that's an important message for you. And the other message we have is for the unlicensed contractors who might think that they can make a fast buck by going into this area. Be aware that there are enhanced penalties because this is a declared disaster. If you get caught contracting without a license, you actually could face a felony charge. So we've got these signs posted throughout the fire areas as well. And the district attorneys in the different areas, the local law enforcement and the Contractor's Board, are going to be very aggressive in going after those contracting without a license. So if you do get caught, even as little as just soliciting a bid for a job, that can be charged as a felony, which is up to 16 months in jail and up to a $10,000 fine. So the message for you, if you're not licensed to be doing work in the disaster areas, is don't even think about it. This is really something you don't want to get caught. You don't want to end up in prison because of it. And soliciting can be as simple as handing out a business card or a flyer. That's exactly right.  You're going to go to jail. You don't want that to happen. As a homeowner too, you want to make sure that you stick with a licensed contractor because in the long run, it'll mean less money, less legal problems. At least that's the thought. And a good quality job. And a good quality job as well. Web address? Web address is cslb.ca.gov. All right. Rick Lopes, appreciate you coming by. Thanks for having me. If you need more information, check out their website as well as oesnews.com.


Later this evening. Do not miss out on some flawless basketball. Luis Alexander Brasave, Reggie Sanders, Reds, Ken Griffey Sr. and a Dylan Bundy that time. It's gonna be the mini diamond there. Mini diamond Dylan Bundy. Oh, nice. Craig Beasio to 99. It's gonna be the green yellow 70th anniversary. Nice one, Astros. That's beautiful. Green, yellow. Refractor, Ronsanto, Cubs. Beautiful card. Brett Gardner, Yankees. Luis Robert, Mini Diamond, White Sox. Nice. Sammy Sosa for the Cubs. Ernie Williams and a Sixto Sanchez Refractor, Marlins. Bill LaBern, Jim Tome with a great picture. Carlos Delgado and X-Fractor, Joe Morgan, Reds. Simon Floriel, Rocco Baldelli, Refractor, Elba de Brayu. Mike Schmidt, Clint Frazier. Refractor, Shay Hildenbrandt. That's awesome. Yiko Red Sox. Barry Zito and the Joey Bart. Rookie Joey Bart there. Giants. Mini Diamond, Hinge and Ryu for the Blue Jays. Next one up, Yipon Goen. Good luck, everyone. Matt Carpenter, that's the 199. It is a blue Mini Diamond. Cardinals again. Hitting well on the break here. Varshow, Refractor, AJ Puck for the Athletics. You're in, Judge Freeman. Trammel. It is a Mini Diamond, Tony LaRusa. Cardinals again. Wow, grabbing all the Cardinals legends. Early win. Nice, Don Sudden. Andrew Jones, Victor Gonzalez. Refractor, Ernie Banks. That's sick. Nice one, Cubs. Jackie. Don Mattingly, Bill Masarovsky. Giancarlo Stanton and a Dave Parker Mini Diamonds for the Pirates. Eduardo Escobar. Tony LaRusa. Refractor, Lou Brock. Oh my goodness, Cardinals. Have a break. Don Triesdale. It is a not-numbered T-Wave Refractor. Marcel Javera. Phillies Rookie. Where were you when I saw you on Commander Legend's Trap? Grab it from the storefront. Please tell me there's one in there. I'm not serious, I think. There's some on a palette. I just have to get it down before tomorrow. Hopefully there's one in there, though. Let me know if there's not. Bobby Abrey, you Mini Diamonds. Holy forgot about that. David Justice, Clint Frazier. With the big sideburns. Yeah, we pulled it earlier. Refractor, Luke Voight. Some of the pictures they choose for this are really funny. Yep, they're really, really good pictures. Joey Barr Rookie and a Tom Hatch X-Fractor Rookie. Who Jays? Yeah, the cards are really nice. Monty Harrison and that is a Mini Diamond Trevor story. That's a nice picture, though. Some of them are- It's a singular one. Perfect. That is perfect. The next one up. What do you think about Waffle House? What do I think about Waffle House? Are you asking that because you work with Forrest, usually? I think it's good, but I never go there. But I do think it's good. You should go there more. I should. You're like an advocate. You should get a small percentage of every sale. Oh, you are getting it already? A-Rod. That'd be awesome. You and Forrest could be like the combo team of Waffle House Seals. Refractor, Corey Glover. Let's see if you get sponsored by Waffle House, but let me know before I steal it. Oh, man. Alec Baum. You guys in the ticker, it would be like, use your 10% off Waffle House discount code, LSC at any location. Refractor, Bucky Dentz. Yankees. That's pretty fun. Someday. Someday. Ryan Mount Castle. And Extractor, Julio Uriis, for the Dodgers. Persutter, Mini Diamond Cole Hamels. Braves, Cole Hamels. Nice. Solid there, Braves.  Way off center. It's like that on the back as well. Dave Stewart, Refractor, Lord Escurillo. Nice Refractor. Fowler, Nolan Ryan, nice. Willie Castro, that is a teal wave. There you go. Dave Winfield, Tom Siever. Mini Diamond, Nick Ahmed. Diamondbacks. Jermyn, Chris Davis, Jacob Rizzi. Love to see this class of rippies one more time. Mini Diamond, Jacob Icaron. Nice one, Nets. Mini Diamond action there. Green, Yellow, Parallel. Chase, or Chance Cisco, excuse me, to 99. Orioles. Green, Yellow, 70th Anniversary Parallel. There you go. Those are pretty cool. Refractor, Clark Schmidt, Croninworth, Bryce Harper, Rick Ferrell, Lord Perry, and a Mini Diamond, Brent Rooker, Twins Rookie. Next one up. Empty, here we go, let's do it. Lupadro there. Reds, Cicucucci, Pedro Martinez, Steve Sacks, and a Mickey Moniac Refractor. Not bad. Here you go, Phillies. Mark Mathias, Jose Garcia. Mini Diamond, Jermyn Mercedes. Nice hit there, White Sox, congrats. Jermyn, that's beautiful. Stanton, Refractor, I should say, Brandon Nimmo. We've got an X-Fractor, Tony Gwinn, for the Padres. Nice X-Fractor. To reach Scoobo Mini Diamonds. Williams for the Cubs, number 199. Blue Mini Diamonds, nice. Yeah, it's called a Fax Simitiyoto. They are manufactured autographs, correct. So they're not actually signed by the players. Refractor, Brandon Workman, that is correct. Victor Gonzalez, it is their autograph, like prints. They didn't actually sign the card though, nope. Zach Cranky there. This is something they used to do all the time in older MLB products, the early 2000s, all the time. Nomar Mazzara, used to be super common, not as much anymore. Refractor, Shannon Stewart, Blue Jays. It's an older concept. And that is a T-Wave, Dillson the Metz, Padres, and a Bob Gibson Mini Diamonds, Cardinals. Yeah, it can definitely be a little bit confusing to both new and old collectors, honestly. These light breaks, guys, are not gonna have a recap unless it's like a mag card. I'm just showing you magged cards at the end. Hobby Breaks, we will do a recap of the autos. Those will be coming up shortly tonight. Top's Chrome Anniversary here. Hideki Matsui, that's awesome. Nice one, Yankees. Hideki Matsui. Refractor, Austin Meadows. Curelawf Rookie as well. Andres Jimenez, Bobby Abreu, and Albert Abreu. I'm the X-Fractor. Yankees, there you go. Yeah, great question, though. Robin Roberts and Lou Gehrig, Mini Diamond. Yankees, there you go. Nice. Very nice. Roy Kluber, Mookie Betts, Ozzie Smith. Refractor, Giorg Shella. Nice. Fred Lynn, Ozzie Smith on the T-Wave now. There you go, Padres. Nice, Ozzie. Mini Diamond, Byron Buxton, Twins. Thurman Munson, Tony Perez. Jose Velverde. Refractor, Jermyn Mercedes. There you go again, White Sox. Another Jermyn. He's everywhere in the break. Jermyn City, Trevor Hoffman, Dinosyn Lemetz. One Piece, TCG Tutorial. Oh, really? Yep, interesting. Who sent you that? Or did you find it? Someone just told me about it. Carl Yastremski, Brad Hand, Mini Diamond. No, One Piece. Yeah, it's anywhere TCG coming out soon. We'll be ripping it, hopefully. Yeah, I think so. I think so. Manny Machado, Refractor, Padres. Noly, Carlton Fisk, and James Capilin. It's always nice when they already have a mobile game established. Tanner Howe, Mini Diamond, Red Sox. Can really help people grasp the game. Way to learn. Whitey Ford and a Blue Mini Diamond, Nomar Garcia Para. Nice one, Red Sox. Nomar Garcia Pasta. Map's Box and Last Box. The One Piece App, Sean. One Piece, TCG. Brad was showing me. Gonna go empty. Last one of the break here. Mark Loretta, Mini Diamond, Red Sox. Mark Loretta. And that is a Bernie Williams. That is the Cracked Ice to 75. This is the Rose Gold Mini Diamond. Rose Gold Mini Diamond. It's a 75 Yankees. Nice hit. Nice Bernie, Chipper Jones. Shogo Akiyama, Refractor. Shogo Calrican Jr. Jose Garcia, Danny Santana. Wendyiz. We've got a Mini Diamond, DeeDee. Gregorius. Edwin Incarnacio. Mark McGuire and Victor Robles Refractor. Nice Mark McGuire. Aaron Nola. Don Mattingly. X Fractor, Warren Spahn. Nice one, Braves. Walker Braves goes to the Braves. Maserowski and Jorge Posada Mini Diamonds.  A lot of cool early 2000s guys in here, late 90s, as the color. Stanton. Love to see that. Scott Rowland, D. Gordon. Refractor, Yusei Kukuchi. Mariners. Freddie Freeman. Vita Blue on the Aqua Wave. Not numbered. Nice one, A's. Tati's, Urius. Kenley Janssen, Dodgers, Mini Diamonds. Kenley. Two left here. Dave Roberts. Don Sutton. Kevin Mejar. And Yuhany Oswara's Refractor. Reds. All right guys, one more time we did have this really nice Alec Bohm. That one is numbered to 70. It is the 70th anniversary parallel. Great hit for the Phillies. Thanks again so much. Hope you did enjoy the break. All of these will be well protected up and sent right out to you. We got another one of these coming up shortly tonight.


Buying quality performance parts for your car is usually pretty expensive and it's not like you get to try it out ahead of time You can talk to your buddies or read reviews and that might make you feel confident about what you're buying But if you could actually see the engineering that goes on behind the scenes that really shows you the quality of the product Luckily, we've got this cool blue Raptor behind me. One of our engineers is working on an intercooler kit right now So let's go check it out. Hey, what's up Chris? What's going on Adam? This is Chris Mitchell. He's one of our mechanical engineers at Cobb So he designs a lot of the parts working on the Raptor today Show me what you're working on So I just got done taking a look at this bypass valve that Ford has integrated into their intercooler and I need to find a way to Basically reproduce what they have here So I'm actually going to take this part and I'm going to bring it in and use this faro arm To scan this so that I can make the female side of it so that we can have that integrated into our intercooler system Is this kind of a unique design? I mean it's bypass valve most turbo car guys know what a bypass valve looks like most of them don't look like that Yeah, what's going on with this one that's different So they just have a different thread pattern It takes like a between a half and a quarter turn to get it to lock in and so we obviously want them to be able to use This on theirs on our kit that we provide as well as an aftermarket one You mentioned using this faro arm earlier these 3d scanners are super cool So it's cool to show customers how you guys use them and what kind of benefits it helps with engineering to Make your job a lot easier. So tell me about it. So this is a 3d scanner and we use it mostly to get Our mounting locations and stuff like that and kind of give ourselves an envelope to work within within solid works So it's a really important tool that we have here and it makes it a lot easier Then just making physically making a part and putting it in finding out it doesn't fit pulling it back out and repeating that process So this reduces the I guess number of iterations that it takes for us to get Something to actually work out. So you can do mock-ups and Pre-prep on the computer before you actually have to physically put anything on the car Exactly, so we can we can get a full image of the open space here in this case And we can pull that up in the computer We can actually pull mounting points that we want to use From there and see them all within Solid works on the computer and use those to model things off of and then we can go into actually prototyping them Rather than doing that repeatedly. What how do you really how do you use it? What's those steps like obviously the short version?  So there's software. We use geomagic software on there You can actually just scan across your you know, wherever you're working and There's you know, you got to learn how to use it There's a few little things you have to know how to do for first with it But you can essentially just come across and scan the entire Area you're working within And it'll just steadily pull in data from this and you'll have something to work with in no time And as you're scanning you can actually see the the lasers that are picking up the shapes and the dimensions of everything And it's generating it on the computer in real time, right? Exactly And so then you can go back to your desk and you can essentially work on the truck from your desk That is it. Awesome. That is it. What about you've got the mock-up on here We've got our 3d printed in in tanks on the intercooler This is obviously just for fitment, right? This obviously this isn't a core, but What have you got right here? Tell me more about this So after doing a scan with this, I've got an approximate size for the core that I want to use And the end tanks, like you said, they're 3d printed So I was able to put them on there and kind of determine how they were going to fit within there So that I can kind of continue on as you can see I've run into a little bit of a fitment issue here So I'm going to do a little bit more scanning and Pull that into my computer and see if I can model something that's going to actually fit into this vehicle Better than how I have it modeled up right now. What about the intakes itself? They're 3d printed. Do we do how do you guys use that day to day? So 3d printing is obviously Very useful for us. It allows us to quickly produce a part that's to scale very accurate And put it on the vehicle and test it out without having to pay for all the tooling and the costs associated with Actually getting an end tank made or any other part for that matter And it seems like a lot of this is fitment related. Obviously, that's the first step If it doesn't fit, it doesn't matter how well it works But when someone buys a part, they want it to make the car faster So it needs to be more efficient, needs to work What kind of combination of these tools and other things do you use to actually Test performance as opposed to just fitment and looks? So we use the flow simulation add-on within SOLIDWORKS to test out all of the flow characteristics of the end tanks That's how we arrived at least how I arrived at the design for this shape of these end tanks So with that we can actually see the distribution of air coming in from the hot side to the cold side And make sure that it's being distributed evenly across the whole height of the core So seems like you can make good progress so far. What's the next step from where we're at right now? So what I'm going to do next is I've got all my mounting locations fine It looks like that's all going to fit within the grille when the truck is reassembled The issue right now is that the end tanks have some clearance issues with part of the front bumper So what I'm going to do is I'm going to take a scan with all this stuff in here right now And give myself something to work from and I'm going to design some in The rest of the end tanks and make sure that they don't run into anything down there And that they've got a clear path to the stock piping within the truck Cool, I guess from there once we know it fits we get an actual core the same size we get some actual Metal end tanks as opposed to these printed ones. They probably wouldn't hold much pressure Then we slap it on and that goes to calibration and they start dinotesting you right exactly that's that is the process Cool. Well, hopefully I gave you guys some insight as to what really goes on behind the scenes There's obviously even more things that happen with different parts, but thanks chris. I'll let you get back to work All right adam later man


211, here's a three series of 211, wow, went down to 199. Again, that's the greatest thing about trading pivots and trading technical analysis. Nobody needs to hold your hand. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, getting ready, welcome to another edition of the Access a Trader dot com nightly wrap up show. So it was all about the Fed. We started seeing contracting channels yesterday, right? We saw volume getting slowly kind of moving away. No big bets, as you guys remember, it's going back 24 hours in the options market one way or another, and it was all about the Fed. What the plans for the Fed was gonna do. Now, before the headlines came out, we knew a couple of things. Number one, we were in a pandemic, right? We were absolutely in a global pandemic.  So the global economy, not just by our standards, but the global economy was literally put to a standstill for a very, very long time. So the idea that anybody thought logically that they were going to increase rates in this meeting was that it didn't make sense, right? We were literally in the first inning of recovery. It's gonna take a couple of years. Some businesses will never recover. Unfortunately, some people will never recover. So there really wasn't anything that came out of the headlines, at least in the beginning that spoke to us and say, well, this is what's gonna happen in a minute. Hold on to your wallets, hold on to everything. This is what's gonna happen. And the longer they kept on talking and talking, everything was kind of a standstill, no immediate rates. The one kind of a shaking effect came with a potential of a hike in 2022 and two potential hikes in 2023. That's two years from now, right? Anything could happen from now to next week, let alone two years. So the idea that something is on the table, eventually, yes, look, a global economy, when it gets better, eventually rates will rise. That's a sign of a global economy. We're nowhere near that, right? So the idea that the market and the headlines right tonight, markets would jittery because the Fed's gonna raise rates two years from now. You know, let's make it the two years, right? Let's, you know, life is not guaranteed 30 seconds from now, let alone two years. So the idea that the market quote unquote went down because of the Fed making statements of a possible couple of right-wing hikes two years from now is kind of unseen. The market doesn't need a reason, right? It really doesn't need a reason, especially after a really, really big move in the last couple of weeks in the Qs. If you look at the diamonds, right?  You look at the SPY, kind of did exactly the same thing. What was the last time you saw such a tight range in the SPYs and the S&P for three, four weeks? I mean, look how tight this range is. So, you know, headlines sell clicks, point clicks, all that click bait, all that stuff, advertises states, but the reality is this, we're in the first inning, again, of a recovery. It's gonna take us a long, long time. The government understands that they're trying to do their best legally, morally, whatever the case may be, either buy, you know, back in printing more money, buying more treasuries, supplying a Band-Aid that we can start recovering day by day. So, I think on the surface, the headline is, blah, blah, blah, blah, rate hike two years from now, the reality is everything is copaesthetic. Technicles are still there, they're being observed. The bull market is still very, very strong. You could clearly tell even when the chairman started speaking, they sold off the market right away. And if you look at the bounce, if you look at that first immediate bounce was very, very aggressive. There's buyers, there's this program buyers, there's natural buyers coming in, especially the Nasdaq 100. If you look at the Nasdaq 100, until we get into that sell buy stage again, we would have to lose this whole range here. So, the idea that the market's sold off today because of fears is irrelevant, right? The market's sold off because there's gravity, right? The market doesn't need reasons to sell off. It's just a headline that kind of painted a picture. We got down to the 10 day moving average, lost the five very, very quickly on the news, came into the 10 day moving average. And just like in true bull market nature, quote unquote buying the dip, we held levels, right? We don't just hold random places where stocks bounce, we hold levels. And you can see here how the Q's held the 10 day moving average. A lot of names that were strong, continue to be strong. Amazon has been in just an absolute monster, right? Just an absolute monster. Ever since it broke out four days ago and that 3,300 level went all the way to the 3,430. We talked about that on last night's video. Two nights ago's video, we talked about it this morning and hit the perfect winning regression line around this 3,430 level. Apple continues to be really, really strong. Again, these are the stocks that once they reclaim levels, they're going to stay above those levels. They're gonna build until internals tell us, well, there's no reason for sellers to be comfortable, let the sellers take over. That's not the case right now. Until we start breaking down macro levels at full below demand again, especially in the NASDAQ 100, you're going to get a well-deserved rest. And you're seeing this well-deserved rest in a lot of names.  Look at, look how good the Facebook chart looks, right? Just take a step back and say, look, look how beautiful this chart is. Just because it was weak today doesn't mean the top is in. It just means it's getting a very well-deserved rest. Look at Zoom, right? Zoom had a monster, monster run out of this range here, right? Monster run, they couldn't even crack this thing below the five-day moving average and it recovered right away, reclaimed the five-day and now it's a stone throws away confirming the previous couple of days high. So market is very, very strong. The most important part is lack of materialistic news, right? If some sort of crazy strain comes and there's no medical way to cure it, there's no vaccine that's gonna cure it, that's gonna be a material reason to kind of start selling off equities. Technically, until they start breaking down, we can't have the conversation, the market's going down. No, stocks might be going down. Some stocks could be broken. Again, there's a lot of broken-looking charts. If you look at Baidu, it's ugly, right? It's terrible. If you look at a stock like AI we talked about this, again, they just can't crack this damn thing but it doesn't look good, right? If you look at a stock like Alibaba, right? Alibaba doesn't look great as well. Tesla today almost fell off a cliff, right? We caught a little cash roll in Tesla. It survived the bottom of the channel. We kind of knew the levels. We talked about the levels. So it wasn't really a shock that it held because again, we talked about this level. We'll talk about the pittots in a second but the most important part is we got through the fed day. That was a two-day window that the market was kind of sitting there, watching everything, didn't want to make any bets. The market right now, like I said a couple of minutes ago is getting an incredibly well-deserved rest. Are there five-star setups for tomorrow? No, absolutely not. There's some good setups, right? There's some names that look pretty good but if we do get more of a back test and this is not just a one-day thing and the key to start losing at least the 10-day moving average, at least at that point, we could start entertaining the idea of, well, maybe start looking at both sides of the market instead of just continuing to buy dips on strong names into rising support. Because if you look at all names today that were strong yesterday, that were strong today, stronger than the day before, they were strong today, right? Amazon, Apple, very, very good names. The key right now is how long are the bulls going to go sideways, right? That's the ultimate question. And the one thing that the market doesn't need to give us, right? The market really doesn't need to give us value. The whole thing what the market wants to do and has been doing is giving structure, right? Bulls, bears, traders, index funds, whatever the case may be. So the idea that the market needs to give us something tomorrow is ludicrous. It doesn't make sense. So the only question going into tomorrow's session is how much value are we gonna get? Or we're gonna get another kind of a flat to down to drifting session in the indexes and how many names are finally gonna come out of channels? And if you look at some names for tomorrow, you know, there is a two-way trade in Tesla, right? Today, the only thing that's saved it today, right? We talked about it last time in the video. The only thing that's saved it today was this linear regression line at 593, which we talked about pre-market. Pre-market was no, it didn't just stop randomly. But again, if you look at the 60 minute view, right? And this is a bad tick here. But if you look at the 60 minute view, there might be a trade back to the upside. But if this ban gets confirmed, if today's ban, excuse me, if this ban gets confirmed tomorrow, then again, we could get an angry poll in Tesla. But look at a name like Rambus. And Rambus has a very special place in my trading career. This was literally the first trade I put on during the internet craze, even though this was an internet stock, but this was literally the first trade I put on during the internet craze. And this stock will always have a special place in my heart. Monster, monster move to a huge expansion volume. This thing is very, very close to taking out the top of this channel. And if it does, it could go really, really strong. So keep an eye on Rambus, again, in the chip space. Look at a name like ICE, right? Look at a name like ICE. Again, it's sitting there right below the 50 day moving average. If you look at Apple's chart, remember the Apple chart a couple of days ago, right? It was sitting underneath the 50 day moving average. So look what happened to Apple once it reclaimed the 50, right? Started moving up here. Look at ICE as well, right? Not really a name that I look at or trade, but again, any time the stock keeps on hitting the 50 day moving average and eventually this thing starts reclaiming, you could get a bigger move. So keep an eye on ICE for tomorrow. Good, good solid consolidation. Now all it needs to do is reclaim the 50 day moving average. Zoom, I still like. It's a nice res day. I love the way it's holding the 50 day moving average. I love the way the fact that it couldn't crack the five day when the market got pulled. And all it needs to do is just take out the top of this channel here, right? Literally the top of this channel here and confirm the daily and you could get a bigger move. And again, this is going to be contingent based upon how good or how strong the market is. But again, at least the setups are there. So we're kind of set up here. You don't want to go gangbusters into tomorrow's session just because again, we're not getting that premium, premium session. You're not gonna run out buying Amazon after 130 point move in four days, right? And not gonna run out and buy in a video after 150 point move as it's starting to move a little bit lower. But there are names that we still like. I definitely like Apple. I think Apple is very, very strong. Today we saw weekly 133 calls. Again, the market is strong for tomorrow. Apple is just putting in a nice little flag and held the five day perfect. I know some of you guys in the webinar caught that five day bounce perfectly. Looking good, right? Absolutely looking good. It broke out above this 28 and a half level. The macro pivot we put in a couple of days ago and now it's just kind of relaxing around that 130, 131 area. And if it starts confirming this channel you should get its next leg up. So today played out pretty much like we talked about. Yesterday, I didn't really love anything. I watched, I traded some Tesla, got some cash flow. It traded exactly to the bottom of the channel where we thought it just didn't get that second confirmation below $593. So that is the area that we want to watch. So $595 held four times. That's also the pre-market low. The bottom of the channel is the $593 level and they cracked that and it stopped perfectly there. It took a little bit of cash flow on it, nothing big. But again, we want to watch that area. Must tweet it out, something about supercharges, blah, blah, blah. You could read it on this timeline. It made the stock surge. So there's always a possibility of a two-sided trade in Tesla. The most important part is again, be conscious of the level. So here's kind of what we talked about last time in the video. We reiterated the point today and I said, I'm expecting a low value day, right? A low value day ahead of the Fed with tight channels, tear down your activity level, understanding what you're up against before the day starts is crucial to your career. Again, you can't drive 100 miles an hour in midtown Manhattan rush hour traffic. It doesn't work that way. So it was very, very important. So Amazon continued the move. Congratulations for all you guys who not only still kept the runner from the 3,300 level traded today, fantastic move from the macro breakout, 3,400 needs to build to get to a new base of 3,430, 3,450. Here was Amazon, really nice move on Amazon, traded right to 3,430. See that guys? This is where I got the 3,430 and this is where I got the 3,450s. So traded right to the 3,430s level. Beautiful move on Amazon. Just fantastic, fantastic stock. AI just cannot crack that 57 level. It's been kind of sitting there like four or five times, nothing there, Airbnb never got to 54. Apple again continues to its digestion. Again, it traded right in between these two levels. Once it starts building over 31 and you can see the original pivot here, but once it starts building above that 31 can really get going and TX got upgraded today and it traded to 425 and never got to 430. BMTX, I didn't watch BMTX today. If you guys did, I apologize, I wasn't even watching it. Oh yeah, okay, damn, damn, I missed a good one. I missed the sucker. I missed a good one. Whoever called this thing out on the webinar after the 2.11 break, congratulations, great job. I did not, I totally forgot about this thing. Yeah, 2.11 held three times so builds below can get hit. Wow, if you guys caught this thing, congratulations, I did not. 2.11, here's a three series of 2.11 went all, wow, went down to 1.99. Again, that's the greatest thing about trading pivots and trading technical analysis. Nobody needs to hold your hand. Technical analysis says it's either gonna go or it's not gonna go. This is a perfect example of it, but if you did catch it, congratulations, I wasn't even watching this thing. Xeem, we're still watching, did not confirm. Boeing 244 held three times if builds below can flush. Phone closed pretty much at the lows. Nice call, I think it was Shyam who called it out. Nice call there. It held the 244 several times, traded all the way down to 241. It looks like it could get to 240 tomorrow if you still have a position in this thing. Roku got destroyed, congratulations, all you guys caught Roku. Yesterday the stock got murdered and today was part two, 338, 337. If it builds below can flush more, they wrecked Roku, really wrecked it. So it took out this 338, 337 level. Look at this candle here, right? This is a monster, monster candle, right? This was yesterday, it stopped at the channel here, this 338, 337 level and just got absolutely destroyed when all the way down to 327. Great move, great, great move on Roku for all you guys who caught that. New highs coming in on Amazon. Yeah, Geo, here's a perfect example of the bouts, right? Call buyers are coming in for the 8, 10, 12s. It's coming into the rising support, 720. It literally stopped at 720, closed at 730. Again, it's not that it's a big move. It's not the point, but the point is you could still buy strong stocks, whatever anything else, but retail is trading, but you can buy them literally into rising support. It'll give you a much better value, especially with, especially with call buying. Yeah, and here's the point. Tesla, second entry 493 is still the key here. And that's it, right? And that's it. So we got the Fed out of the way. We got some, at least some sort of news that we could at least focus on back to technicals, back to individual stocks, individual scenarios. And the most important part is have an open mind every day, have no expectations. Expectations means no disappointment, means no emotions. Guys, have a great day and I'll see you tomorrow.


The AI for Good Global Summit has kicked off some really important workshops, whether it's climate change or health innovations. Let's listen in. Coming back after the COVID for the first time, we have decided to create a day zero workshop where all the machine learning experts are coming to talk about a variety of problems, statements and how AI can tackle them. And we have different rooms, tackling different problems. Here behind us we have AI for Communication Network, we have AI for Geospatial Problems, AI for Climate, AI for Health, talking about AI decision making, even a workshop on future of work and how AI can impact future work. So really is before the summit starts to get a sense of how machine learning experts can come together, discuss, collaborate about how solutions that are shaping up in the world of machine learning and AI are really tackling the STGs and making progress.


From Orlando, Florida, it's theCUBE. Covering SAP Sapphire Now 2018, brought to you by NetApp. Hey, welcome to theCUBE, I'm Lisa Martin with Keith Townsend on the ground at SAP Sapphire Now 2018. We're in the NetApp booth and we are joined by a CUBE alumni, Brian Ferrer, marketing manager for SAP at Cisco, welcome. Thank you, thank you, it's great to be here. So you are a veteran, you've been at Cisco for at least at about four years. But you have been in the SAP community for a long time. This is, I think I was reading the 25th time that they've done an event like this, now obviously an event with north of 20,000 people, a million people, Bill McDermott said, engaging online. Wow, we're in the NetApp booth. Tell us, Brian, about this trifacta NetApp Cisco SAP. Well, sure, thank you very much for so. We've appreciate the invitation to be here. We've been working with Cisco, with Cisco's been working with NetApp and SAP on solutions for our customers together for about 10 years. And in that time, our joint solution for SAP, which we call the FlexPod, which combines Cisco UCS servers with NetApp storage. And of course then there's Cisco networking. That's become one of the most preferred platforms to run SAP on and on. And there was a recent IDC survey in fact, in the last year, in which they went out, without any consultation with us vendors, and did an independent true market research survey with over 300 end users of HANA. And they asked, what was the best platform? What was the most preferred platform to run on? And by far, it was FlexPod with Cisco and NetApp. And the favorite storage platform, by far NetApp. So we think we're doing a really good job for our customers, but there's always room for improvement. So we're ever innovating, and that I think is the secret to our success. Constant, repetitive innovation, making it better and better and better. So if we look at these digital transformation platforms of the future, SAP HANA, Leonardo, and we think about the Cisco NetApp value prop, how does those individual components play in that equation? Well, a couple of ways I think, it's a great question. First of all, you got to start with the very core of what you're concerned about. This is a risky situation.  And so you want to make sure that the platform you're using is rigorously tested, and even more rigorously secured. So one of the things we're known for, and we do this with NetApp on the FlexPod platform, is our CVD, Cisco Validated Designs, in which we pre-test and pre-certify everything that you would have to do to implement your SAP solution on a FlexPod, and that's all documented. So if you follow the instructions, you're going to get a full proof installation. Then the second way is we need to make operation and management of these environments simpler and easier. Everybody's looking to reduce costs, reduce resources, improve performance. So one of the ways we've really distinguished ourselves in this market, especially with NetApp, is something we call policy-based infrastructure. We have a product called ACI, application, ACI, I always say ACI. It's application-centric infrastructure, and it allows us to automate the deployment and management of HANA on these solutions. Fact one SAP executive saw this and coined the term one-click deployment, and I won't say it's just one-click deployment. There's some tweaking, but that speaks to the simplicity of deploying it on a FlexPod, but more than that, then we apply that automation to the management and the ongoing orchestration of that environment. And so, for example, if you want to keep security threats out of your environment, you can automate our tetration solution on top of that platform that looks at incoming code, looks for patterns, and detects inappropriate activity before it has time to harm your system. Another way we do that was with a product we're unveiling here at Sapphire, which is AppDynamics for SAP. AppDynamics is a fairly famous company around monitoring applications, and Cisco acquired them about a year ago, and we're unveiling their solution for SAP in our booth with number 550, in fact. And that allows you to look all the way down to the code level and see what's happening. Let's take apart that apart a little bit. That's pretty amazing. I'm familiar with AppDynamics. It was a born-in-the-cloud solution. So when you think about SAP, you think about traditional kind of applications built on SAP, you don't think about AppDynamics. You know, AppDynamics was this thing that could allow you to monitor and troubleshoot code across cloud. What's the play with SAP? Well, it's hard to say anymore that anybody's running SAP just on-premise or just in cloud. We live in a hybrid world. A lot of people call it the multi-cloud world, and you have to have these management and monitoring tools work both on-prem and in the cloud. Basically, they got to follow your data, and that's the beauty of AppDynamics is it works across all those multi-cloud environments, and I think that's the big play for us with them. We're very concerned about security. Coming from a network background, we're very aware of intrusion capabilities, the size of your attack surface, how cloud actually increases the size of your attack surface. So you need a tool like AppDynamics and other tools that Cisco has, as I mentioned, our Tetration tool to really watch that code and that data going across your infrastructure and also to keep an eye out for bad actors. It's unfortunately a dangerous world now, and just read the news to see all the companies that have had their brand essentially held hostage with ransomware, for example. So let's talk about support. I love the idea of being able to take the infrastructure, outsource the engineering of that to Cisco, FlexPod, Tetration, these validated designs that make deployment simple, but support. When there's a problem with a query that's supporting a digital transformation initiative, who do I call? Like, is this what I call? That's what I call, SAP, do I call? It's a great question. It's a great question, because nobody here, not just Cisco, but no vendor here at the show today implements a solution just on their own, and every environment has multiple pieces in the solution. Cisco takes ownership of the support of all the components, even our partner components, of any solution we deploy. So it's one stop shopping for your support calls. Now, if we find it escalates to a higher and higher level, we have direct connections to our partners through level support escalation teams, and we bring them in and we solve the problem, but we never let go of it. We don't hand it off, we maintain that incident. No finger pointing. And if you've ever had any personal issues at home on your laptop, and tried to get somebody to help, and you call one person, and they point you to another, and- Well, faithfully, I better have this always blanked on the network. So, I'm not a network guy anymore, so it's like I'm on the network. Not even on the network. But speaking of needing to delight customers, one of the things that, thematically, was talked about this morning in Phil McDermott's keynote is enabling the intelligent enterprise and really being able to embed AI into the technologies to unite the humans with the machines. I loved how he talked about augmenting humanity. You bet. And what he talked about there was really- The brave new world, huh? Right, and kind of not calling out their competitors by name, but we all know who they are, and really saying that what SAP is now doing is connecting, synchronizing the demand chain with the supply chain. So enabling the customers who don't care what's under the hood, right? To focus on their customers to get this comprehensive customer view. I actually really liked that part of the keynote because that description characterizes Cisco ourselves as SAP's customer. So we eat our own dog food to use the cliche, but you talk about artificial intelligence and machine learning. Last year at Sapphire, we won the HANA Innovation Award for the innovation that we did on HANA with AI and machine learning. And we implement that internally, not just for our customers, but internally for ourselves, we do all our sales forecasting and supply chain management with HANA using AI and machine learning for better insights. And it has made a world of difference to our internal supply chain and IT teams. I mean, it's funny because 20 years ago we would have called it magic. And it's not, it's innovation. In fact, that's the theme of our booth here at Sapphire this week is it's not magic, it's innovation. And we actually have a magician in the booth sawing people in half. You're welcome to come by. If you fit in the booth, you can be sawed in half. You have to be rather, you have to be rather small, but we'll show you how the trick is even done. And that's the thing with innovation, differentiating it from, you know, magical claims that other vendors might make. We show you under the covers how it's done and we share everything and document everything. That's actually going back to those DVDs are so valuable to our customers. So let's talk about one of the pillars of Cisco which is security. Yes. As we look at where data is at. We're talking about itch, the data center and somewhere in between. Mm-hmm. And. And everywhere between. Everywhere between, security has to follow the data. You bet. How does Cisco with NetApp and ministry has followed the data? Oh, that's another good question. We, I was in a presentation from an analyst recently and said the world's data is now increasing. It's doubling every two years. The entire world's data is doubling every two years. So how do you keep track of that and how do you manage it? One of the ways we do it, and we do this with NetApp as well on the FlexPod is we have some security embedded in every aspect. So we talk about computing at the edge with IoT devices. Smart cars is an example everyone understands. But there's supply chain IoT out there on the edge as well. Tracking shipments and pallets and widgets and units. And we talk about computing at the fog and trying to get computing as close to the transaction as possible for low latency, high performance. But then for deep analytics, you're bringing that data back to the core. So you've got a lot of places where you could be attacked. As I mentioned earlier, that attack surface has now grown dramatically. It's no longer isolated within the four walls of your data center. So we embed security at every space along that chain. Coming from a network heritage, we have intelligent routers often ruggedized that we can put out there in the edge with security to catch inappropriate activity happening coming in from an IoT source, for example, from a sensor that is not what we were expecting and could potentially be an attack.  And so we're putting that security at the edge, in the fog, on the servers, in the data center, on the routers, on the network, you name it. And that, we think there's no one solution. You have to have an all-encompassing Indian solution that literally surrounds you with that security bubble. And that's what we're doing. In fact, we, by the way, we released, put a plug in for Cisco. We just came out with our annual cybersecurity report, which is one of the most popular supports on cybersecurity trends every year in the industry. So Cisco puts that together and obviously takes very seriously. So you mentioned app dynamics before monitoring SAP apps. You just mentioned security. Put that in the context of this next generation data center. What does a customer, what can they expect working with Cisco, NetApp, and SAP to evolve to a next-gen data center? It's an interesting, it's an interesting question because the very nature of the data center is changing now.  If I'm processing IoT data on the edge and because it's so critical, for example, take oil and gas, they can measure that remote oil well in dollars per second or tens of thousands of dollars per second of downtime. And so you want the data coming in from that well, pressure, temperature, potential downtime coming in in time to fix it before it breaks. Is that now a data center? So we're talking about what does it mean? The definitions of compute, of data capture have all changed. The idea is you've got to follow that data. And that's what we're looking at for the future, I think, is the data center is no longer a whole, an internal monolithic controlled environment that you can be very certain of. Now you've got to follow that data and adapt your security to the type of processing you're doing, whether it's in the data center core or out there on the edge. And I think that's what we're evolving to. Someday we'll all be data centers. So let's talk about that all on the data center. Developers are now developing applications, containers, they're practically have data centers on their laptop. Connect the docs for us. Sure. Where Cisco plays in. This is actually one of the latest developments I think in the industry is the emergence of something called containers. And we're the first vendor to work with SAP to implement our Cisco container platform to provide their SAP data hub with containerized access. So now that SAP data hub can become the nucleus of all incoming data and processing all big data for new insights, regardless of the source of that data or the application that data is running on. And that's what the beauty of containers is, is it encapsulates that application. So those rules come with that data. And so now you can literally connect everything to that central SAP data hub and have complete, what do Bill McDermott call, 360 degree visibility. And that's made possible by the ability to tap into not just new big data solutions that you have out there, but legacy big data solutions. And I'm old enough to remember when there was such a thing called the data warehouse. And they were all proprietary and there were a whole bunch of them. And there are still our customers out there running not only the new stuff, but the legacy stuff because it works, they figured it out and they don't want to change it. It gives them good insights. So how do you take that legacy stuff now and link it and combine it with all the new stuff coming out of, for example, your SAP supply chain? And the answer is the containers on top of that SAP data hub will do that for you. And that's really where we're taking it. There was a language Esperanza years and years ago that was created in the 60s and I think they're 50s I think the idea was it was going to be a universal language that anybody could speak. So I don't speak Spanish if they don't speak English, but we both speak Esperanza. And of course it never took off because it was yet another language to learn. But the idea, the concept of having this in-between piece that makes anything connect to anything is still a very intriguing idea for the human mind. And you can apply that to this data sphere, this global data sphere. And now with something like a data hub tool and containers that serve that encapsulation purpose, you can actually have a nucleus of big data and analytics in your company. It doesn't care where the data was originated from or what application it's running. It's still available to plug into your analysis, your planning troubleshooting. Well who knew SAP, we heard Kubernetes and AppDynamics in one interview at SAP SAP, that's amazing. Mind blown. I get paid by the buzzword. Wow. Yeah, you know, I'm in marketing. How do you, so am I, I got to, I got to tap into your expertise now. Brian, thank you so much for stopping by theCube and talking with Keith and me about what's new with Cisco, your partnership with SAP and NetApp, and happy birthday. Thank you very much, I appreciate it. Come to the party, I'm actually having Justin Timberlake perform this year. That's very nice of you. You're all invited. Well thank you, wow. Thank you very much. I'm glad I could make it to your birthday party. You guys have a great day. We want to thank you for watching theCUBE. We are at SAP Sapphire, 2018. I'm Lisa Martin for Keith Townsend. Thanks for watching.


Hi everybody, it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft. Thank you for watching my tutorial today. I am back with a gift bag or this could be a gift box. I guess it's more of a box. It's a gable box, but this is using, there's no file, there's no dies needed. I've done this all from my head, racked my brain and yeah, I'm really really pleased with this rather large box. Now I'm holding it like this because my base isn't stuck down because these can fold flat. So as I do in a lot of my box tutorials, if I can, I will keep them kind of open on the bottom so I can store them away. But basically it would just undo the top and then the whole thing could be flat. So I know a couple of you will be going, yes, because you love it when I do flat-pack boxes because you like to make loads of things like I do and store them away until you need them. So that is the beauty of this one here. So like I said it's a gable box, lunch box, same kind of thing really. Again then the front one would usually be the last to go down but I've done a funny score line here where I wasn't concentrating. I was actually watching The Greatest Showman and kind of paused and was singing along and scored wrong, so it's my own fault. But you will fold down the back and then the two sides and then that one just so you got a nice finish there and you've also got a nice finish inside rather than those two side pieces you have just that one solid piece. And then you've got this flap here which will go through the back of that one so it just seals it up and keeps it all nicely contained and then you just push it down and each piece goes in the side. So I'm bringing it up there you can see.  So this measures at four by seven and three eighths of an inch so it's a really roomy size and this will work for all kinds of occasions. I don't know what I'm going to use this for no doubt it will end up being a birthday although possibly thank you I've got maybe an idea for that so I've left my sentiment empty there so I can pop whatever I need to on. So let's get straight into it bring in my scoreboard here with everything in it so I've already done one half of it because you don't need to see me doing both so we just take off all of my tools here so I've already die cut and just stuck that down ready. I haven't done the middle circle for this one because again I don't know you know I might want to stamp on it or do something else but again that's that piece there it's really nice. So that is one half already done because you're going to have two the same apart from one little piece which I'm going to talk through in a minute so I've already done all my pencil markings there to talk through with you. Basically you want two pieces of 12 by 12 cardstock now this one is slightly shorter on this side ignore that if you're looking in the video just listen to the score lines and do the score lines I tell you regardless of that again because I was watching The Great Showman I went a bit wrong but it's okay this would just be a slightly shorter one but you wouldn't notice the difference anyway. Okay so you're going to want to score along 12 inch side doesn't matter which one for a half an inch and at eight inches then rotate your card and you're now doing all of these score lines so the side ones really I guess and you're going to score at one and three quarters, three and three quarters and eight. Now I'm not going to score that one because I've actually scored slightly higher up ignore you want to score at eight on that one. Okay so that's all the score lines done get rid of your score board and you need to do some right burnish all your score lines I think that's going to be the easiest way for me to talk you through this first. Okay so you've got all your score lines now what I've done is I've started scribbling out areas that you're going to be cutting away but before you do that what will be easiest to do so at the bottom you'll have your largest base here so you've got a little quarter inch score line there this large base and then this four by four square then you've got that next section four by score four square and then a large section and then you've got these two smaller pieces it's this top one we're going to work on okay now the piece here so where this score line is along that very top one you've got that one score line there with the quarter inch and then you've got this score line all of that section there just run a pencil mark through like I've done okay just so you know you're not working you're not doing anything in that one and then this little tab here just put a pencil mark through as well you can go all the way down if you want to the second one like I've done there but just to make this easy for you to talk to talk it through okay so grab your ruler and what you want to do first of all is coming in start on this side so that score line here you're starting from the score line okay and you want to put a pencil mark along the top at one and one-eighth of an inch then come along to the other side again from that score line from where you just scribbled all that pencil mark you want to come in again at one and one-eighth of an inch and do a pencil mark and then line up those pencil marks down to that first score line so I'm gonna draw mine a bit darker now as I'm talking it through with you okay so you want to have these two lines down one and one-eighth of an inch coming in from that side and one and one-eighth of an inch coming in from those two score lines okay down to that first score line then again along that score line here always working from those two in the score lines you want to just mark at a quarter of an inch and at seven-eighth of an inch okay and then come down to that other score line and again a quarter of an inch and seven eighths of an inch and then join both of those up again okay I know with this ruler I can do it all in one go but for some of you that don't have this ruler I'm just going to talk it through as I have okay so that is now what you should have in that top long rectangle piece not in this one and not in that bit there okay then what you want to do is we're now working within just these sections here and here okay so on that top quarter inch line you want to come in at half an inch and put a pencil mark come down to the next line again half an inch and I've just put a little marker there so coming in from that score line half an inch and that one half an inch and again do that on that other one so come in from that score line half an inch and half an inch okay so what we're going to what this is starting to do is create this shape and this detail that we've got here so now put a pencil mark going through both of them just it's easier just to go through both I guess and then what you want to do is with a pencil we're going to be cutting out that very very top left our top right so you see what I've done there put a little pencil mark in there and there just so it all makes it easy for you to cut okay and then what we're going to do is do a pencil mark from let me do it and then I can explain to you this is the the most complicated part once this is done the rest is very easy so you can see what I've done now it's from the top of this one just do a pencil mark right down to there so it's hard to really say it but you can see what I've done there and down and then again put a pencil mark in all of that okay I'm going to hold that there and you can pause the video and then you can see what you need to do so you just want to do a pencil mark past that quarter inch pencil line down to the middle of those four squares and again on that side there okay so hopefully that's all been explained okay then you've got this this rectangle directly below where you've just kind of scribbled all that pencil out you want to do a mark at two inches which is halfway so it's a four inch length there just mark at two inches and again at the bottom of that box two inches join that up okay and then put another pencil mark half an inch down into that pencil line like there so that's halfway that's two inches okay and then I've just come down half an inch and put a pencil mark okay that's it but you do need to repeat exactly that on that second piece which I've already done this is already and that's this is what we're going to cut out so that's the most like I guess awkward bit of a gable box I think that's why this just everybody does them in dies or a file online prints off a template and stuff um but there is a way to do it you know freehand so now what you want to do um is cut all of this out okay so we're going to cut that section out and we're going to cut um all of this out so you're going to get that shape okay so you can see there how you will get that shape like so and then once you've cut that out we can then you can cut this out as well come down that other quarter inch um half inch sorry piece there and then miss the whole of this middle section which is the second largest section up from the bottom and then just I've put pencil marks all the way through that as well so that's everything we want to cut out so I'm going to do it I'm still going to talk you through it just because I wanted we've got all different abilities that watch these so um I'm going to turn it on its side and start cutting up from here first and just cut straight we are going to cut this again but I'm just again keeping it nice and simple now I'm removing all of the score line as I do this so all of that bulky score line is is on this section here you can see it there okay so you just want to remove that it just gives your box an overall um better look and again here I'm removing all of that score line so and then cut along again we're taking off all of the bits where we've scribbled in pencil um I should have said at the beginning actually you could do this as a template on scrap paper first on a you know an old piece of 12 by 12 um and then keep that okay so you can see what I've cut out there to give me that effect once you've rub out all the pencil marks um then you'll see that shape come together and then again all the way down this side again all of that score line is all on my right hand side and again and then go down to that next score line removing it and then take out that whole section again now that score line's on my left hand side I'm totally removing it all okay so back to the the right way up that's what you should have this piece here just take a little wedge out of each corner okay I'll just lay that down so now that's what we've got now before I rub out all of this pencil mark I'm going to just do it first and because on one of them you want to keep the the piece in and on the other one you want to cut it out completely now on this one I'm going to cut it out completely but basically what we're going to do now is I'm going to put a pencil mark on this because I'm removing it but this whole piece here along that score line I was a really badly drawn line there there we go so that section there I'm actually going to remove the whole piece so on this one on one piece you need to take the whole piece out on another one you just want to cut up here along here and down here do not cut this line you want it to stay attached like this okay so you want one where it stays and you want one where you remove it completely so I will do this as if it's going to stay just so you can see what it looks like so I'm using the Tim Holtz ruler it's got metal on the side here or just use a metal ruler push down really hard on your ruler and push your knife against the metal so that's that side and then again always taking extra care with your fingers and then go all the way along that top so so this one here you can see now so that's what you will have on one of them okay so just the three sides and now I'm going to remove all of it and I'm going to take out the score line again so I'm just coming slightly under this is a really good knife this is the tonic it's a new one that I've brought and I really like it so far it feels nice in my hand it feels safe and yeah so if any of you aren't wondering that's what it is so there you go you can see now I've removed that all completely then if we go over to this bit here so you remember we came down at half an inch what you want to do there is from the bottom left and right of that same rectangle you just want to put a pencil mark like so okay and then again now we are going to cut all of that and all of that out okay so in fact before we cut that we need to do another cutting line so then what you want to do is we're going to cut within with along this pencil line but you want to cut to the left of the pencil line and to the right of the pencil line so that you basically are taking out this tiny little like not even one eighth of an inch inches like a couple of millimeters okay so you now again from that half inch mark I would come down how far have I come down there about a quarter of an inch so come down a quarter of an inch and come up a quarter of an inch like so so just come down from there by a quarter of an inch and come up by a quarter of an inch and cut down between those two markers like I said to the to the right and left of the pencil mark just so it gives you that little kind of gap like so and then I can just use my knife to just cut the little bits across okay you can see there where I've just cut through and just open it up there okay so I don't need to rub all that out so I'm going to cut most of it away so now just cut and then just follow that same cut line from before just continue it all the way down so now I can go and rub out these pencil marks although some of mine are probably going to stay because I'm really heavily marked some of those pencil marks so you could see them but actually that's okay okay so just go and rub out all your pencil marks if you've done that that's fine I mean you're not actually going to see this bit really because it's all inside so I'm not too worried but if you've done a template then you could draw around your template on your nice paper okay but I've said I'm not too worried you're not going to see any of that now along the bottom we need to cut up this piece here which I've forgot so just cut straight up really neat because this is your base but this piece here is your side kind of tab so if I fold that one up and then just come in about half an inch from the bottom and just go all the way up on an angle and just take a nice big wedge out of that and again this will just stop any bits hanging out at the bottom when we can stick it all together like so don't worry if it's a bit wonky it doesn't really matter there we go so that is what you should have okay so again you can freeze freeze the video there just so you can catch up remembering one piece will have this completely removed the other one will have it still attached along this bottom piece here okay so now I'll bring in my other piece so like I said this has got that piece on this one hasn't that's the only difference between them and what you're going to do is stick your tab over this side here and then the other one so I'm going to grab my okay so I'm just going to pop some glue and then just butt them up against each other and just fold that over keeping it all make sure these score lines all match up I'd say that's the most important parts and it will mean then that it's nice and straight I'm just going to spread that out like so and then fold over this one and pop glue again on that one and then fold this one over and they should it was kind of not sweat at this point but hope that they do but it should just marry up perfectly that means that everything is in place you've done all your scoring correct correctly you've cut it all correctly and you can store it away now nicely flat because that is now it's flat form that's how it will be okay so I'm just gonna make sure that my glue is nicely stuck down around both sides okay so again I'm not sticking my base but if I was choose which one you want to be your from doesn't really matter they're both the same I'm gonna have this one I think so your back one will go up first then your two small sides and then your main front okay and then what you want to do is just fold these side pieces out and then those will fold out this piece of the flap needs to fold in and it's going to go through that other side okay like so and then you'll see now they all come together and then just push it down and pop it in each of your sides like so and there you have actually you'd want that to be that's it well whatever side that goes over your flap that ends up then be in the back so you want this piece to be the front so I'll put that one up two sides in there we go like so it doesn't really matter but that's how it will look like so isn't that really cool I absolutely love these and they're so big and then I've got this here which I can put on because this isn't going to affect it folding flat just pop some glue obviously you can decorate this however you want a nice big tag hanging from it loads of flowers I'm going to stick that in the middle that's about right and there you have it really lovely boxes or gable boxes so there's my other one just to give you some inspiration there so they're all yeah I love these prints really different love the mustards and the greens and yeah I think they really work well so like I said what size were they they were four by seven and oh seven and a half yeah four by seven and a half that one was slightly different I think four by seven yeah but that's the size it will be now four by seven and a half so really good size boxes love love love them hope you do too give them a go share the pictures as always and yeah please give me a thumbs up if you enjoyed today's tutorial and subscribe to my channel to see more thanks for watching bye


Hello ladies and gentlemen and thank you for joining me today. I'm at the Hungarian city of Chopron This is in the top northwest corner of Hungary Not far from the Austrian border. I'm at Chopron Railway station or Chopron Vashu Dalomash Say in Hungarian Vashu Dalomash literally translates to railway station unusually for a Hungarian railway station There's no math trains here. It's all GCSEV, which is just Chopron FN Ben 30 Vashu Probably not quite said that correctly, but anyway in today's video We're going to go and look for a few steam engines because not far up here. There's a field full of steam engines So that's where we're going to today. I think we'll be traveling on that train there That's a Stadler flirt similar to what Greater Anglia have and so a transport of Wales getting in the UK I have made videos on the Greater Anglia Stadler first if you want to have a look at link on screen now As I said, we're going to be looking for steam engines. Well at the moment I can see a few electric locomotives. I can see a diesel shunter.  Anyway, that's for steam engines Our first one is just here. This one's plinth at the railway station here So it's a prairie wheel arrangement. So it's being like the Austro-Hungarian Equivalent to Green Arrow. It's got that wheel arrangement. We go around the side We can have a look at the number of it. Unfortunately they've They're doing some building work and they've decided to store it obscuring the all the materials obscuring the view slightly But anyway, you can we can clearly see it's a prairie It's number is it's a class 324 and it's 1518. So that's our first steam locomotive of the day What we're going to do now I'm going to go over there and get on that Stadler flirt And we're going to go and look for some more steam engines big and small So here we are. We're on the Stadler flirt on our way to Furtobus That's where we will change to get on the Kishfershu to Kishfershu is Hungarian for narrow gauge railway I've got my diesel bashing shirt on. It's got an M62 on the front I don't know if we're going to see one of those today Of course, quite a railway But we have on other trips. So as we come into Furtobus There's two steam locomotives, standard gauge locomotives, plinth But it's an eight minute connection So I don't know if I'm going to get a chance to get pictures of my plan is as we come in I'll just film out the window. So we should see those two as for these Stadler flirt trains I'll just let you have a little look at what they're like. So it's nice. You've got you know seating in In force my notebook. We have the writing down train numbers This is the upper part if you look you can go down here Into a lower part so it makes them fully accessible So, you know, you don't have to go upstairs. You could sit down here in the lower part And then as you walk through into the next carriage, there's like a ramp up and down So whenever I go on these trains, I always try and Go for the upper part because you see that little bit more So it's not far. It's only about an eight minute journey to Furtobus So I'm going to keep looking because I don't want to miss these steam locomotives that are coming up So we've just got off the Stadler flirt and here we are some more steam engines We have a Krieg lock here. Looks like it's been fairly recently oiled So Krieg locks is a German one that literally means war locomotive I've seen a few of these in steam in Germany. I've seen them Working in Bosnia, Herzegovina a few years ago. They still work out coal mines And there's another local there's Hungarian railways class 424 The narrow gauge platforms are down the other end of station So I probably ought to go there because it's quite a tight change So the train we arrived on still hasn't gone yet because it's single track And it's waited for do you have a train to pull in? There's our little narrow gauge train, which yeah, we're really excited about Going on so once this train's crossed our path, we'll go across the track We're going to get on that narrow gauge train and we're going to go for an exciting little ride To find a few more steam engines So here we are on the noisy narrow gauge train bouncing all the way from the Hungarian countryside It's one of an unusual shape mine, it's like an M shape So we're now in the middle of the M if you know what I mean So at a minute, I think the logo is even going to run round or there's a return I'll find out soon But when we get to the upper end we'll have a proper look around the side So I've just arrived at the middle station So we've got to wait here for the loco to run round the train So on the map it shows there's a return loop, so that's a future plan at the moment The loco is already running round, so we'll just see the loco go last Then we'll continue to Lodzsek The end of the line, I have my diesel bus from my diesel bushing show on behind this locomotive, quite an interesting little loco So I suppose the number is 8-4-1-1-9-5-3, or is it a D-Mot 9-5-3? Yeah, so it could be identified by over them You get the Bismot rail cars This is a D-Mot rail car, I'm not sure exactly how they come up with those numbers But that's kind of how they are So this is the end station here, which is really quite nice What I can show you, there's quite a good map Or over here, interactive map So if you have a look at this This was the line we came on, although we actually came from Choperon So imagine us as a train, we came from that way Choperon, we got off here, our train went off up there And then we got on the train here And we went down here to here But it shows us a loop like that, but we didn't do that Our loco ran round and we came all the way up along here And we finished here So now let's go and have a look around to the site We're going to just derail the steam loco The steam loco, this one here, I could glimpse it in the shed at the other end Which would be of a shape, so I don't think we're going to see that But we will see some steam loco So if we go just around here, there's a whole field of them And it's like an outdoor museum of narrow gauge rolling stock So there's quite a few interesting things to see here So this railway, it's like a children's railway You've probably heard of the children's railway in Budapest Which was an old sort of communist thing That taught children how to work on railways But now it's more like a scouts You know, you get sea cadets and the air training corps I think of it as like a scouts of railways So here's all this rolling stock So let's have a little look around So we've got a nice carriage here It tells you information about them, but in Hungarian And as I know, as you may know, I do speak a little bit Hungarian But possibly not enough to translate them So that's quite interesting looking vehicle there What else have we got? We've got another carriage there We'll go which way should we go Let's have a look at this There's a tender steam loco This is interesting looking They're all narrow gauge these are Let's see the information might be able to tell us something Yeah, not too sure Anyway, another steam loco here If we have a look here, now this one to me looks like What they call a field barn locomotive You know, they were quite common sort of in France On the front during the world war There's also a similar one at the Laysson buzzer railway In England Another little steam loco These two steam loco's here look similar If you're wondering what the funnel Why it's that shape, that's a spark arrester So only sparks would be arrested We have another, oh wait, that was pretty big That tank engine there It's not a small loco Yeah, it's small but it's not small, you know what I mean Some more carriages, parks along here All line of carriages It's a turntable It's not sat in a turntable pit But it is a turntable It's got a chasse of a wagon on See the curvature of the turntable And there's quite a few steam loco's There's another one I quite like Is this one here? 490-057 Usually Hungarian narrow gauge steam loco's are Number 490 or certainly I think that this is a resistor A Romanian built steam engine I've ridden behind one of these At the narrow gauge railway near Boyer And I think they have I have ridden behind one on the children's railway In Budapest in the past And there's also This is quite a little cool little car here So we've seen a few steam engines On today's trip Which has been quite good We're in the village of Nodshank So what we're going to do now We're going to leave the steam loco's There's something across the road I want to show you So we're going to go over the road And have a look at that I've just come across the road From the railway station And we're walking beside the wall Of a country estate Unfortunately it's not open today But on the other side of this wall Is one of Hungary's Stately homes It's quite a famous one And you possibly without realising it If you've been to Hungary You've probably seen a picture of it I'll show you where you'll have seen a picture of it In a minute We went to a model village yesterday In Chopron There was a model of That stately home Here At there But if we have a look here There In front of us Is a stately home Now if you're wondering Where you've probably seen it Then here is a 500 4-inch note 5,000 4-inch note sorry Look at that on the back That is this castle So here we are This castle I'm holding a 500 4-inch note With this castle on Standing outside this castle And if you look that way There's a nice avenue Be a nice walk to walk off Up there So what I'm going to do I'm going to now head back to the railway station And take my narrow gauge train And then a standard gauge train Back to shop on Egeshe Goudre That's cheers in Hungarian That gentleman was drinking Some Choproni beer Which is a very very nice beer So as we head back to the narrow gauge railway station I've noticed There's a section of standard gauge track here Just a plinth So I reckon they might be going to plinth A standard gauge locomotive or carriage Or they could plinth something I reckon Otherwise why would you put a standard gauge Bit of track So if you are watching this video In like three or four years time And they've plinthed a locomotive there And I haven't already been back to make another video Please do comment and tell me Because I'd love to know what's going to happen So I'm now making my way back We're heading back to the narrow gauge railway And we'll have a walk through the museum again So it's a bit ironic really That we've come to see all these steam engines And yet the one locomotive that actually is in steam This railway hasn't featured in the video That is a bit of a shame But it is my intention to Visit this railway again When they're running steam So at some point in the future we'll do that So I hope you've enjoyed this video Thank you very much for watching If you'd like to come visit this railway yourself It's very easy to get to As I showed from Shopron The standard gauge trains do connect With the narrow gauge trains If you even come from Budapest It actually shows that If you look at their time table on their website It shows connections from trains from Budapest So you could easily do a day trip from Budapest You'd have a three hour journey But it'd be worth doing So from this field Full of steam locomotives Thank you very much for watching Please do feel free to like, subscribe and comment Goodbye, this one's out actually


Time for the Lawn Jean Chronoscope, a television journal of the important dishes of the hour, brought to you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a presentation of the Lawn Jean Wittner Watch Company, maker of Lawn Jean, the world's most honored watch, and Wittner, distinguished companion to the world-honored Lawn Jean. Good evening. This is Frank Knight. May I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Lawn Jean Chronoscope? Mr. William Bradford Huey, editor of the American Mercury, and Mr. Elliot Haynes, an editor of United Nations World. Our distinguished guest for this evening is the honorable Scott Lucas, former United States Senator from Illinois. The opinions expressed are necessarily those of the speakers. Senator Lucas, our viewers, of course, remember your many years in the Senate down to 1950, and they know that you come from Illinois, where you've been a longtime friend of Governor Stevenson. So tonight, I'm sure that our viewers will be particularly interested in your analysis of some of the developments in the campaign. Tonight, sir, the most sensational development is the revelation that Senator Nixon has received certain financial aid from some of his backers. And now, sir, from your long experience in the Senate, first, do you think that there has been some violation of the law in the Nixon matter? Well, Mr. Huey, I should like to answer that question in this way. I believe that I understand something about the revenue section of the statutes at the present time, having served a number of years on the finance committee of the United States Senate. And it is my considered opinion, sir, that any money that is used by any senator for the purpose of paying employees in his office must be considered as gross income. And as I understand from the press and from Senator Nixon's statement in the press, that part of the $16,000 that he has received from this group of private friends in California was used for that purpose, along with the payment of postage and other expenses around his office. Well, now, was it a violation of the law for these men in California to spend this money in this manner? I do not know what the setup is in California with respect to the fund that's involved. Obviously, if they set up a tax free corporation, there might be some question about that, but I've seen no evidence to that effect up at the present time. Now, it would be interesting to know whether or not these individuals who contributed to this fund deducted it in their income taxes. There is a law, however, which is, I think, elementary and one that everyone can understand on the contributions that are made to a United States senator. Do you recall the exact... Well, I have a... Well, I have a... Yes, Mr. Huey, I have a copy of that law and you can find it in the United States Code Amitated of 1914. I'm sure that our viewers would appreciate your reading just exactly what the law is. Well, I'm going to read the part of the section which I think definitely applies to any individual who makes a contribution to a senator, and here's what it says, under the caption of salary of government officials and employees payable only by United States. Whoever, whether a person, association, or corporation, makes any contribution to or in any way supplements the salary of any government official or employee for the services performed by him for the government of the United States shall be fined not more than the thousand dollars or in prison not more than six months or both. Now, that sounds pretty serious, Senator. I wonder what effect you think this will have on General Eisenhower's campaign. Well, I don't know what effect it's going to have on General Eisenhower's campaign. That's a matter, of course, for the public to decide. But it does seem to me that this collection of the sixteen thousand dollars and by a group of private people for the benefit of a senator is a very dangerous precedent. And one, if it were followed by every senator and every congressman in the United States would destroy representative government in this country. Well, now, sir, you're, of course, a distinguished attorney as well as a former member of the United States Senate. Now, has someone been guilty of a felony here in your opinion? If they meet the provisions of this section and I can only tell you what the press has said. If the people in California have violated this section, which according to the papers they have, then in my judgment they have definitely committed a felony. Senator, why do you think that this is a dangerous precedent for a U.S. Senator's set? Well, I'll tell you why. In the first place, I think that the money that was used in that way should have been used as part of the growth of the senator's receipts during that year. And if every senator and every congressman were permitted to do this, if the standards for ethical acceptance of expense money from private individuals tax-free is, for instance, under the Nixon formula, $800 per month, then do you realize that the member of, each member of the Senate would accept $800 per month from private individuals he would receive during these six years, $57,600. And for a total of six years, the senators would receive $5,529,600, all tax-free if the theory of the contributors in California and Senator Nixon's theory is correct. On the House side, if you want to go into a little more mathematics, the House members accepting that same proposition would receive $8,352,000 during a two-year period, all tax-free. And in addition, you think that would put them in the pockets of the private individuals that gave them the money? Well, I don't know about that. I'm not going to say that, but certainly if a group of individuals contributes to a United States senator the tune of $800 a month, he must feel somewhat obligated to them to perform services of some kind for them. And I don't say that Senator Nixon's done that at all. On the question of political tactics, sir, up till now, Senator Nixon and General Eisenhower have been making quite a case against the Democrats in the matter of corruption, I believe. Now, this issue is, this being handed to the Democrats is almost providential, isn't it? Well, I, you could call it that if you want to, Mr. Huey. You know, they're good men and bad men in every political party and in every walk of life. And I don't think any political party's ever had any monopoly on honesty in government. There's a few fellows in government, of course, that have been bad. And they ought to be out of the doubt of government. I agree with all of those who believe that men in government that are dishonest should be punished and put out. But after all, you're getting some pretty big face around here when you talk about a vice president doing the thing, candidate doing the thing. Well, I'm sure, Senator, that that's very interesting. But I viewers wouldn't want you to leave without reminding, without telling them something about Governor Stevenson, whom you've known so well. I should like to make one more comment on the Nixon affair. If these individuals who have made the contributions to Mr. Nixon are telling the truth about the situation, then any employee to whom they have made payment, they should have a with, they should withhold social security tax. And I'm wondering whether they've done that or not. It's a very important matter and a very important point in this whole thing. Senator Lucas, talking about men in government, I understand that you had a lot to do with getting Governor Stevenson into politics, didn't you? Well, I have never said much about it. I think I did have some made some contribution towards getting the governor into politics in the early days. I was chairman of the tax commission under the late Governor Horner and he and I used to discuss it along with the late Lloyd Lewis, who was one of the most forensic and one of the finest political editors in that section of the country. We were all great friends of Stevenson and we used to talk about the potential possibilities of Adley Stevenson going into politics. And Lloyd Lewis and I begged him several times to get into politics because his father was Secretary of State under the Dunn administration, his grandfather was vice president under Cleveland and he just had it, politics.  Well, sir, now how do you how well do you think he's he's acted as a political candidate thus far? I think that Governor Stevenson has carried on a very constructive and magnificent campaign up to date. And many, many individuals whom I have talked, both Democrats and Republicans are very confident that this man has what it takes in connection with operating as an executive of this great government. Well, as a final question, Senator Lucas, I'm sure that our viewers would like you to predict exactly how you think first the farm vote will go and how they how the nation will vote on November the 4th. Well, it's pretty difficult to predict how the farm vote will go. Farmer told me who lived just across the river in the last election four years ago that he and he was strong Republican. He told me that he changed his mind after he got into his automobile going to the polling booth. And I think that in these unusual critical times where the world is in a turmoil like it is that people are not going to make up their mind overnight. But you do. But you do expect a democratic victory. I do expect a democratic victory and the 19 million independent voters of this country are bound to go along, not all of them perhaps, but I say the majority are bound to go along with with Adley Stevenson. Well, I'm sorry, sir. I'm afraid our time is up and thank you very much for being with us tonight. Glad to be with you, sir. The editorial board for this edition of the Lone Jean Chronoscope was Mr. William Bradford Huey and Mr. Elliott Haynes. Our distinguished guest was the honorable Scott Lucas, former United States Senator from Illinois. This is New York, 1866, when the laundry with no much company first opened its doors for business. They were sailing ships on the Hudson River, no bridges, no subways, no tunnel. And yet two million people already lived on Manhattan Island. This was the scene when our company's travelers first brought laundry and watches to find jewelers throughout the land. It has been said that what's passed is prelude. 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