bruising through equals, letting Jesus' teachings and instructions rain down on us as we joyfully go forth to practice the mind-training, to transfer the training, to forgive, as Jesus said, forgive as you have been forgiven. He's basically telling us, remember the truth of God. Remember God's eternal, everlasting, unconditional agape love, and release or forget what the devil has made, what the ego has made. Whatever stands in the way between your awareness and God being directly in connection and aware of the connection with God, that's what it's all about. That's where the joy and the happiness and peace really are. That's the inner peace that just radiates out from the kingdom of heaven within to everything and everyone, shining the light of God. Yeah, we go forth with that. We're happy to practice his lessons. So we've just come through several of the workbook lessons, which I've called the Holiness Lessons, and Holiness and accepting Holiness for yourself and for everyone is the goal of this practice. That's the goal of the mind-training. It's only to be in the grace of God and extend that grace to everyone and everything. To return the mind to the direct connection with God, there can't be anything higher. There can't be anything more worthy of care and attention and effort. So we've come through the Holiness theme there in the last several days with these workbook lessons and yeah, we made it through. So in any kind of shame or guilt or unworthiness that came up during the Holiness Lessons, good, all up and out, up and given over to the Holy Spirit and say, you know, I'm worth the love of God. Jesus reminds us that your worth is established by God. Nothing you think or say or make or do can establish your worth. Your worth is established by God. It is eternal. It is changeless. It is to know God's will, to know eternity, the kingdom of heaven. And nothing can prevail against the will of God. Love wins in the end because love is all there is and everything else was just made up as a deception, as a seeming fall from grace that had no basis in reality. God doesn't know a separation. God knows Christ as one self united with the Creator. So here we go. We're jumping in now to to open our hearts up to the happy things of God. And basically that is our identity, to know the truth of the Christ, to know the truth of the Son of God, the Holy Son of God. We see mystical Christ. Yeah, why not? If you want to dive in. Yeah, we have a website here. TheChrist.net, the-Christ.net, which has got all kinds of wonderful programs and courses and it's got a church app on there and all kinds of lives going on, lots of interactivity seemingly between the ministers of God and the sons of God, all in the purpose of awakening to know thyself as the Son of God. Where Abraham was, I am. Yeah, let's grab it. Let's actually embrace it. Let's go for it. Let's claim it. God created us as one, so let's claim our birthright as spirit. So here we go, lesson number 40. I am blessed as a Son of God. Today we will begin to assert some of the happy things to which you are entitled, being what you are. No long practice periods are required today, but very frequent short ones are necessary. Once every ten minutes would be highly desirable and you are urged to attempt this schedule and to adhere to it whenever possible. If you forget, try again. If there are long interruptions, try again. Whenever you remember, try again. I am blessed as a Son of God. You need not close your eyes for these exercise periods, although you will probably find it more helpful if you do. However, you may be in a number of situations during the day when closing your eyes would not be feasible. Do not miss a practice period because of this. You can practice quite well under any circumstances if you really want to. Today's exercises take a little time, very little time, and no effort. I am blessed as a Son of God. Repeat the idea for today and then add several of the attributes you associate with being a Son of God, applying them to yourself. One practice period might, for example, consist of the following. I am blessed as a Son of God. I am happy, peaceful, loving, and contented. Another might take this form. I am blessed as a Son of God. I am calm, quiet, assured, and confident. If only a brief period is available, merely telling yourself that you are blessed as a Son of God will do. I am blessed as a Son of God. Happy news. Share the good news. Just repeat that in your mind today. We're going for every 10 minutes and Jesus says that's highly desirable.  In your mind, let that thought flutter, float, fill your mind today. I am blessed as a Son of God. Let's rejoice in the blessings of being created in a perfect spirit, a perfect extension of spirit from a loving God, and that's what the Christ idea is. It's a perfect spirit. It's a divine mind spirit. It's a holiness identification because God is holy and so are God's creations. And the Son of God is the creation of God. It's a perfect idea in the mind of the Creator. So I prayed a bit on some backup support today to get us ready for this. And I basically went to the course search program and I typed in Son of God. Since I am blessed as a Son of God. And this is some ideas that came to mind from the text and beyond that really are helpful. First one is coming obviously from Jesus, the Son of God. I am blessed as the Son of God. This was from Jesus text. First chapter, section two. I bridged the distance as an elder brother to you on the one hand and as a Son of God on the other. Same chapter, section five. When the atonement has been completed, all talents will be shared by all the sons of God. Chapter one again, section five.  Also section five, the specialness of God's sons does not stem from exclusion, but from inclusion. Love is inclusive. Agape love is completely inclusive. There is nothing more or less than Agape love. It includes all that God created in spirit, sometimes called the sonship. Chapter one, section seven. I have said, awe is inappropriate in connection with the sons of God because you should not experience awe in the presence of your equals. Yes, awe, AWE, awe is an awesome, is reserved for the Creator. Our God, our God is an awesome God. He reigns, oh yeah. Some old verses from a beautiful song, in my mind, reverberating. To chapter two, section one, to extend is a fundamental aspect of God which he gave to his son. Also section one, in this sense, the creation includes both the creation of the Son of God and the son's creation when his mind is healed. Yes, Christ has eternal creations too. God creates eternally, Christ creates eternally, and when we wake up from the dream of separation and death and cross past the veil into the peace that passes the understanding of the world, then we know our Christ extensions. That's what that means. Chapter two, section two, you may still think this is associated with loss, a mistake all the separated sons of God make in one way or another. Chapter three, section one, persecution frequently results in an attempt to justify the terrible misperception that God himself persecuted his own son on behalf of salvation. No sacrifice. Let's let go of these misperceptions, these misconceptions that somehow God allowed his beloved son to be sacrificed for the good of mankind. Now, Christ is Christ and the message of the crucifixion is teach only love for that is what you are. Christ was demonstrating love through everything. False charges were brought against him. He didn't answer. He did not defend himself. I'm blessed are the meat for they shall inherit the earth. You know, he spoke the truth. He didn't believe in persecution and sacrifice. He shared love and forgiveness, forgive them for they know not what they do. He was basically saying, mind at the sleep that believes in the ego knows not what it does no matter what it seems to do in form. It knows not what it does because it doesn't know its identity as the Christ. Now it's time to accept the Christ and release the rest. Goodbye to illusions. They never held any sway. They never held any causation, any importance. We set them free today as the son of God. We remember our lesson. I am blessed as a son of God and we shall not go past that simple admission and recognition today. Chapter three, section two, nothing can prevail against the son of God who commends his spirit into the hands of his father. Strength, glory. Again, chapter three, section two, the son of God is part of the Holy Trinity, but the Trinity itself is one. Yes, one in spirit. After four, section four, there is no limit to the power of a son of God, but he can limit the expression of his power as much as he chooses. Let's not choose limitation today. I am blessed as a son of God. All power and glory to the Creator, to the Father. All power and glory. Chapter four, section four, the first coming of Christ is merely another name for the creation, for Christ is the son of God. Chapter five, section one, the Holy Spirit will remain with the sons of God to bless their creations and keep them in the light of joy. Chapter five, section two, he is the call to return with which God blessed the minds of his separated sons. It's a blessing to remember God. It's a blessing to go forth and shine the light. It's a blessing to practice these workbook lessons. Oh, 10 minutes. I am blessed as a son of God. Let's practice now. Chapter five, section four, the mind, capital mind, the divine mind that was in me is still irresistibly drawn to every mind created by God because God's wholeness is the wholeness of his son. Again, section four and chapter five, make it dependable in my name because my name is the name of God's son, Christ. All the sons of God are waiting for your return, just as you are waiting for theirs, just as you are waiting for theirs. The real meaning of the crucifixion, this is from chapter six, section one, the real meaning of the crucifixion lies in the apparent intensity of the assault of some of the sons of God upon another. It goes on to say in section one, this is not a lesson a son of God should want to teach if he is to realize his own salvation. I will with God that none of his sons should suffer. The crucifixion cannot be shared because it is the symbol of projection, but the resurrection is the symbol of sharing because the reawakening of every son of God is necessary to enable the sonship to know its wholeness. And we're in chapter six still section one, Judas was my brother and a son of God as much a part of the sonship is myself. No one is punished for sins and the sons of God are not sinners. Spirit transcends sin. Sin is error. It's been corrected by the Holy Spirit when we tune into the Holy Spirit, when we accept ourself as God created me. That's what he means by the sons of God are not sinners. It's a wake up call. Let go of sin, the idea of error and accept the truth, be a truth finder, be a spirit finder instead of an error finder, instead of a sin finder. You can't find something that wasn't created by God, but you can find God. Again, in chapter six, section one, the power of the sons of God is present all the time because they were created as creators. Section two, God created his sons by extending his thought and retaining the extensions of his thought in his mind. Section five, only one equal gift can be offered to the equal sons of God and that is full appreciation.   Chapter seven, section five, true learning is constant and so vital in its power for change that a son of God can recognize his power in one instant and change the world in the next. Section seven of chapter seven, give only honor to the sons of the living God and count yourself among them gladly. He always teaches you the inestimable worth of every son of God, teaching it with infinite patience born of the infinite love for which he speaks. Wow, it just goes on and on and on. I'm just on chapter seven, but I have quotes going all the way eight, nine. Oh, my. Chapter 10, to believe that a son of God can be sick is to believe that part of God can suffer. Therefore, section three of chapter 10, do not side with sickness in the presence of a son of God, even if he believes in it, for your acceptance of God in him acknowledges the love of God he has forgotten.  So chapter 10 is getting into the topic of sickness. And chapter 11, section two, what can the son of God not accomplish with the fatherhood of God in him? That says it all right there. Well, you can see why Jesus is saying today we will begin to assert some of the happy things to which you are entitled being what you are. I am blessed as a son of God and just a little sprinkling of ideas from the text are or the wind beneath our wings today as we soar in mind to the awareness of the son of God, untouchable, the son of God, invulnerable, inviolate, insoluble, the Christ, all power and glory to God for creating us as the Christ. A perfect idea in the perfect mind of God, a perfect spirit in the spirit of oneness that is the kingdom of heaven. The Holy Trinity is all truly in the kingdom of heaven. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit, all there in terms of the sleeping mind, the Holy Spirit and Jesus are guiding us. That's what we have this mind training for. That's why we're practicing these lessons to experience the truth of oneness. Yeah, there's only one self and it is united with God and the illusion of separation, the illusion of differences, the illusion of different layers and levels, all that dimensions. No, no, no, no. Not a, not a, not a, not true. Son of God is one and we repeat again every 10 minutes if possible, silently with eyes open or closed. I am blessed as a son of God. Amen. Glory to God. Adios to God.


I mean, training began with research and in two years we reached this point, like Mike Karzairoff and I, going down to last May and testifying before the House and Judiciary Committee. Then the President signed the bill and the law, July 31st, and then Los Angeles, and following some of the strategy they've developed, because their move is 38, 39 years old, while the Alludes is only a little over two years old. Okay. This is a warm-up. We're just getting my clothes at this point, okay. But that's what I wanted to talk about. Okay. If it's all right with you. Yeah. Oh, that's, yeah, I'm fine. Father, would you like to say anything along those lines from the point of view as a commissioner, which, and if you see yourself as separate and a role of commissioner as one in the same, having gone through it, and that's why you're there, or that? Well, I was chosen by APIA, I think, to pick up my name, well, at first Phil came and asked me if I wanted to be, you know, in on it, and I said, okay, then it turned in my name to Senator Stevens, and he gave it to people in Washington, D.C., and they said, okay, so I was called, and in February 20th, I went back to West ID, but we're on there. At first, he started off as a seven-member commissioner, he decided to have mine. At the time of the war, you were residing in Alaska, St. Paul. Phil? Yes. I was living in Alaska, and I had just completed eight years of grade school, and was looking forward to doing two jobs, children, Jackson, high school. Curt Trude? I was also here in Alaska. Alfred? I was living in Alaska. Okay. One other thing, I'm going to ask you. What year are you from? Phil? August 12th, 1927. Curt Trude? January 1st, 1930. Your speed. Boy, I would guess. Who was it? Okay. What we're doing right now is just getting a reaction shot that the sound isn't being used just for later on, for editing purposes, and then after it's all over, we'll do some more of these things. Okay. Why don't we start then? Phil, I'll give you a, just let you rave here for a bit. Okay. And then we'll go to the father. Okay. Curt Trude, and then Alfred. Or would you like to fill you open with your piece, go to the father for his introduction piece, let's come back to you, and then talk about the experience, and the father for experience. Curt Trude, Alfred. Okay, can we do it that way? Yeah. Because you're talking separate now, it's a separate piece, isn't it? Unless you want to, yeah, it has to be separate, because the way I see this going in would be over footage of the locations down southeast, the main body of what we're going to hear tonight, and it would probably be inappropriate to drop in. There you go. Okay, my name is Phil Trude, born and raised in Alaska, and I live in Alaska. Father? My name is Father Ishmael Gromov, I was born in St. Paul Island, Pribilofs, came down to Alaska as a priest in 1966, and I live here. Father, where were you born? Pribilofs, St. Paul. Okay. Curt Trude? My name is Curt Trude Savarni, and I was born and raised in Alaska, and moved out for a while, and my husband and I just moved back last fall. Is your husband also? He's from Wisconsin. Wisconsin, okay. Alfred. I'm Alfred Stifton, born in Alaska, but now I'm residing in Anchorage. How are you doing, Greg? Okay, we're going to start with Phil. Peace from Phil. Then we're going to go to the father, and then back to Phil, and the father again, and then Curt Trude, Al, and then after that it's going to be an open, freeway discussion. What do you expect us to say this first time?  I understand that. I'll throw you a question. I'll throw you a question. Okay. Phil. Yes. As an ultimate board member to the Lucian Pribilofs Islands Association, I was informed by the executive director at that time that he was going to go to Washington, D.C., on some other business, but would also check in to see if there were any chances for reparation. One thing that has to be made clear is that during the time this experience was taking place, and afterwards the athletes felt that a great wrong had been done, but there were no resources available. During the time, we couldn't get any answers from the authorities. None of our questions were answered. So we lived with this experience, knowing that a great wrong had been done. So when Patrick Putnikov told me that the attorneys in Washington, D.C., thought we had a chance for a good case, he asked me to talk with as many athletes as I could about World War II experience and a chance for reparation, which I did. And the first reaction was surprise on the part of the athletes when they knew that there was a chance that this wrong could be undone. And then after the executive director, acting executive director, Mike Zaharoff and I testified in Washington, D.C., before the House Judiciary Committee. And President Carter signed the Bill into law in July 31st. I, as the chairman of APIA's board of directors, formed a task force partly from the board of directors of APIA and the Alley Corporation. And then we embraced other Alley's that I knew were concerned. And we called them at large members of the task force. And then we selected Alfred Steppinon because of his capabilities. As a project manager. And so we had the large job of gathering evidence and putting it in suitable form for presentation at the hearings that the commission will be holding of which father is a member. And they have chosen to deal with the alloy portion of reparation in Seattle, Anchorage, St. Paul, and on Alaska. The dates for those meetings will be made known later. Father, would you like to say anything as an introductory remark? It's not necessary. Well, I wasn't involved in this at first. But one day Phil came to me and asked me if I wanted to serve on the committee of the reparation. And I said, okay. Then he turned my name into APIA. And from there they sent it into Senator Stephen's office. And they put in my name. And I was selected. And after I was selected I was informed from APIA that I was supposed to travel to Washington, D.C. And I went there and stayed there about five days. And we had our first meeting with the commission. There was nine member commission, including me. And at that time we chose Joan Bernstein as a chairperson. She's our chairperson. And we're not really starting to start to work yet because they're in the process of making a new staff before we can continue. And I just learned from the chairman that we'll let us know within maybe next week what's going to happen and where the hearings will be held again. Maybe the first hearings might be held in West Coast. Just stop the tape for a second. Alfred, 1942. It was, the trouble was bombed on June 3. It was several weeks before we even had a hint that we're to be evacuated. But soon the day came, they said, you're leaving tomorrow. And you're to take one suitcase of clothes. So everybody was preparing. Then we were gathered on a truck and taken down to the dock and placed on a ship. And we left on Alaska. Our first stop was Kodiak to bury a little baby that was, had been born on Alaska but died on the ship. And we stopped at Kodiak for the burial. And we made several other stops in southeastern before we reached our destination, which we never knew until we reached that it was going to be wrangled. But it wasn't wrangled proper. It was a small fishing camp, Canary, about 80 miles west of wrangled. When we arrived in the camp, yeah, we were all placed in one big two-story bunkhouse and were given mattresses and blankets to sleep on. And they crowded about 180 of us in this one building or several days before they had prepared the other houses in the camp to fit to live in, which was not actually fit to live in. I ended up living in a, I would say a 15 by 20 house with my aunt who had four children, myself and my two sisters and an elderly woman from Alaska. There was no plumbing and the only heat we had was a wood stove and our toilet was outside and was a common toilet used by the whole camp. There was always one thing on my mind during all this time, why us alludes had to be evacuated when the Caucasians could remain in the village. This has been on my mind since I was 14 years old and this question I feel should be answered by somebody. And after I reached Wrangel, I was of elementary school age, I mean, yeah, elementary, no, junior high school age, so I was transferred to Wrangel Institute where I remained during the winters, went to the camp in the summers until they returned back to Alaska. What was the, when they moved you back to Alaska? What did you find of home? I didn't immediately return with the evacuees, I returned a couple of years later. But when I returned, I found my mother's home, ramshackled, nothing fit to use in the house. What was there was either taken out or was rotted from broken windows. And before the war we alludes subsisted on fish and to get this fish we had to have dories and ores and nets and when we evacuated all of these items had to be left here. We couldn't take them with us and when we returned the dories had either been stolen or rotted on the banks of the creek and we never got any monies from the government in return for our losses. Gertrude, let's move to you. Could you just pick it up at 1942 and what you remember from that incident? I was twelve years old and I guess we all remember different things. And I remember leaving. And of course for us kids it was a great big party, you know, but couldn't help noticing the sadness of the old people. I kind of wondered why my mom was crying. I remember the trip down and getting to Rangel Institute really a different experience from this peaceful little village that we lived in, you know. And we got there and they lined us up in the gym and they gave us a lice check. And it was humiliating, it was. Then again us kids were having fun but I could see tears in my mother's eyes, you know. Then they made us go through showers. First we were all bathing on the ship and everything, you know. They forced us to go through showers. And by the time we got to showers it was cold. It was okay for Billy and I, we were older. But my mama had to put little kids through too, the showers. And our conditions there were crowded and the food was bad. And from then on moving to Burnett Inlet. We have different memories. The first night I was there, I stayed in this one little house and they were round shackled, they were really not fit to live in there. You know abandoned canery houses is what they were and I don't know how long they'd been abandoned. But the first night I remember I counted them. There were twenty of us on the floor and we didn't have any sleeping bags or anything like that. And after that we moved down to the bunk house. And there wasn't too much food, it was mostly starch. Starchy foods like macaroni or, you know, rice and this and that. And we got, there's no medical help. We had a outbreak of boils. Everyone got boils. I don't know whether it was from the diet that we were on or whatever. Like a person would have sixty boils on their body. I think I only had eleven or something like that. But it was bad enough and they were so painful. But, you know, had a hard time solving the problem. I really don't know whether they ever solved it. Maybe after they started catching fish and getting some fresh food and stuff that they started going away. And let's see what else do I remember. It was, you know, it was quite different. It was a real primitive living. Quite different than what we were used to. Bout houses and packing the water and chopping the wood. Always the worry about where the food was going to, where the next meal was going to come from. And no work for the men. And no work for anyone to do or to make any money, you know.  And they took, you know, like from the St. Paul people and, you know, from all the islands. And that winter there were over 700 kids in that school. It was cold and we were hungry. There wasn't enough food. I really remember it because I was homesick and hungry and cold. We had an outbreak of measles and we all got sick. And being in such close quarters we all got lice. But one thing I do remember is, and I think that some of our old people died because they were so sad about being away from home. It really, you know, it was really hard on the old people. It really was. What do you remember about the travels back to home? And when you arrived there. Do you remember that? Well, yeah, I remember. Well, I can always remember always wishing on the star that I would be able to go back home, the first star, you know. It was always in our minds. It was such a different thing down there for us. Finally, the day came that we did get on the ship and oh, the ship was crowded, getting back home. Lots of the people were taken up into the valley until their homes were made suitable for them to stand because they were just, I suppose, the GIs and everybody had gone through them and wrecked them and whatnot. And they just weren't suitable for people to stand. And it took quite a while before they were able to get back in to the house. What about my skiff, my dory? Some guys had power dories, but mostly had orders. None of the questions were answered. We always referred to somebody of a higher rank. And then we received the answer that what is happening to you is for your own protection. And that was as concrete an answer that we were able to get. Then we were put aboard a ship and we joined a convoy. And reaching southeastern Alaska for me was a new experience. I didn't like it because of the trees. I wasn't used to trees. I didn't like the trees because you couldn't see anywhere.  I knew it wasn't a good school. And I got as hungry as Gertrude did there. I couldn't study what I wanted to. I tried to go to the city of Wrangles High School. I enrolled there. And the principal of Wrangles to came and told me that as long as you're awarded a government, you have to attend a government school. And so I had to leave my sister in the town of Wrangles and go back to Wrangles Institute. And I didn't think that was enough reason. And then returning to Alaska, we were brought in from not this entrance, we were brought to a dock in Captain's Bay, the army dock, a large dock there. Then we were put on six-buys, army trucks. And there was a long string of them bringing everybody in off the ship. And I can still remember the people cheering and crying when we came over the hill and they saw the church in the town for the first time after two-and-a-half years. And then it was a big disappointment to find that we couldn't go to our homes. We were placed in a holding area. Like Gertrude said, some of those were across the creek others were up in the valley and those were Quonset huts and cabanas. We were not allowed to go to our homes until they saw fit. And I remember my family coming to our home that we couldn't even get in a house that had been broken into and had been vandalized.  Everybody lost things that were priceless because they were heirlooms. And my family had to rent a home when we were finally released from the holding area. We had to rent a home until we were able to build one out of two cabanas. The Buirvin Affairs managed to do what they called a, they didn't use the word reparation, replacing what they called it.  Then they hauled two of these 16 by 20 cabanas and put them where our house was. They did that to all the places that weren't livable and there were quite a few of those. And the Buirvin Affairs also put in a building material, paint, roofing paper, a plumbing, a wash tub, and a bathtub, toilet bowl, sink, furniture for the living room, bedroom, kitchen. But none of these things would have been chosen by the people if they had their choice. So even though they were dissatisfied, if they wanted a place to live, they had to create a home out of what they were given in return for losing their other home. And I'd like to go back to just before the air raids when they were giving us practice drills for air raid alerts.  At first they'd let us go on to trucks and when the air raid siren went off, we'd haul one of the trucks and they'd take us up into the mountains. And then when it all clear sounded, they brought us back until they built two bomb shelters next to the bridge on the Creek Bank. And then all the people on one side of the road went to one bomb shelter and all the people on the other side of the road went to the other bomb shelter. And by the time the Japanese came over, we were, you know, we weren't used to it but we knew what we had to do and did it as rapidly as possible. The alerts would come any time of the day or night. We also had to conform to blackouts, not only in our homes but in the church because we have our services at night and the men had to build blackout curtains for the church. And the military police always patrolled to see that nobody broke the blackout things and there was a curfew. They were actually under martial law after Pearl Harbor. They were under martial law just in Alaska. We had to conform to a curfew and we were not able to go very picking, fishing, or hunting unless the military allowed us to. And we always had an account for every, for the time it would have gone. But coming home was a big disappointment to a lot of people because of the shape of their homes. But I know that everybody felt like good truth did. After seeing Southeastern Alaska, even before they got there everybody was wondering when they could possibly go home. All they wanted to do was go home. They didn't want to stay where they were going or stay where they were taken. And always in the back of their minds was to go home. And that was something that we had to live with from that time on. And the reparation, you have to consider not only the physical loss of property like the heirloom of the breakup of the lifestyle and the interrupted life of every individual. I submit that the Aleut culture was halted for two and a half years. And when you do that to a people, the tremendous loss occurred. And we're not even talking about the psychological damage, which is an important part of what the Army's had to endure. I've got a question here. Did I like to make a statement? Describe a cabana. What is a cabana? The Army built cabanas for housing on their troops. It's a 16 by 20 wood frame building with no plumbing and some wiring that had to be changed and no insulation. And we could no longer get wood to burn for heating and cooking. So everybody turned to guava for heating and cooking. Father? Yes, you want to start from 1942? Yes, those, yes. But prior to that, I went to a seminary in 1939 and came home. 1941, I remember I came in the old pen when fish and wildlife would stop here. I stayed here overnight, went to the Pribilofs. And a week later, they attacked Pearl Harbor where we were in war then after I got home. And a year after that, we found out through the radio that the charcoal was bound. And after that happened, they told us to black out our homes at night. And I know I was 17 years old at that time. I know the elderly people were scared. They thought the Pribilofs would be here too. So one day in 1942, I don't remember the day. I remember we were playing baseball and we saw a couple boats in the horizon coming from St. George and the ball game stopped and we were just watching. They were Japanese boats were coming to attack us. It was really scary and then we found out it was a liberty ship with a Coast Guard escort coming in to take us out. And like these Alaska people said, we were given 24 hours to, you know, to prepare to leave. But we were fortunate that they had these seal barrels that they used for seal skins. Each family filled the belongings into it and prepared to leave. Prior to that, when the boat came in, they told us only the people that were working from outside, you know, over 48 Caucasians, they were the only ones that were taken off the islands. And I remember my dad really got upset, went to the office and raised heck. And after that, they found out that everybody was taken off the islands. I remember my dad worked in the canteen and I remember as a boy another kid said, yeah, you can go in there and take all the candy you want, boy. I was happy because we were leaving. And to me, I was a young boy. I thought, oh, it was a lot of fun, you know, riding on the boat and see different people. But the elderly people, I know they were sad and, you know, worried. So they finally took us aboard the following day. And, yeah, they picked the people from St. George first and they came to St. Paul and picked us up. And we took off and they were heading for, on last year, but they detected a submarine somewhere. So we had to go through Bristol Bay area, zigzag, and come through here. When we stopped here, we picked up the people that were here from Attica. I remember the boat's name was Dalarov. And we lived in tight quarters, you know, the beds were so high, that's all we were really. Stayed in like sardines. I remember every time they had a drill, we had to put on our life jackets and go out on the deck and be counted. And we couldn't waste any water. We had to save it on the ship and it couldn't take bath or showers or anything. So I remember after we left here, I don't know where our first stop was. I can't really remember, but I remember getting into Thunder Bay. Prior to that, the Fish and Wildlife people were going to take all the people off people to Seattle. And I don't know how true this is, but they spoke among themselves. What if we take these sealers to Seattle? Maybe they'll never come back, they won't have any more sealers. So they decided to take us to Thunder Bay. That's about 40 miles from Juneau. I remember the day we got there, I like feeling. As people say, I didn't like the trees. I feel like I had a cast of folk. You felt you were pushed in by the trees. So I stayed on the boat last, finally got in the barge and went to shore with the people. And they put us into an old abandoned cannery there at Thunder Bay. I remember there was about 600 or 700 people in that one two-storey building. We were really crowded there. I remember that one night came, I remember I slept under a table for the night. We stayed there three days and finally my dad was given a smaller house, so we moved in there. It was a little better. And I was put to work as a waiter in that place, at that place I just mentioned. We used to go down to the beach to get clams, clean them. I really got tired of clams. We ate them almost three times a day sometimes. Because when we first came there, I guess they didn't have any much groceries or anything. So finally, two weeks later, the fishing villa both came and bought some groceries. And we were quite restricted. You couldn't go out as you wanted. I was still in Thunder Bay. Okay. I remember we stayed in those two-storey structure for about a couple of days with the St. George people. Then they had another one across the bay. So they moved the people over at St. George. So we called it St. Paul and St. George site. And after that, it got a little better because prior to that, we used to stay in long line just to eat three meals a day, two or three cooks there. And I worked as a waiter at that time. And then I remember eating a lot of clams. I almost got tired of it. And after we got there, the men were put to repair that big building. About half a year or seven months later, they brought lumber. I don't know where they brought lumber from, but the fishing villa brought in lumber. So they started building better homes, newer homes in that canry there. And we didn't have any toilets or anything. There were outhouses that we used. And I don't know how good the water was, but we drank it. And while I was there, a lot of older people died. They didn't get their died or they got sick with flu and they died. But I remember some of them were already sick when they left the Pribilof. So they got sick and died. I don't remember seeing a doctor there at the first year. I don't think we didn't have any. At least we had two priests that came down with us from St. Paul and St. George. Father Baranov and Father Theodosius. I remember we used to hold services on the boat Saturday nights and Sunday mornings. And finally, after a year, I think they built a small chapel there in Thunder Bay that used to hold services there. I lived in Thunder Bay about six or seven months and my dad moved to Juneau. He got a job in Juneau, so I moved with him and stayed there and worked in there. Baranov Hotel as a busboy. And while I was there, I got drafted in the army. So I served the army in Fort Richardson and Whittier. I stayed in the port company about 12, 18 months unloading boats. The first year in 1943, we went up to the Pribilofs as soldiers because they were sort of men, so they asked all the boys that were drafted. We went up to the Pribilofs in that ceiling up there, catch the seals. They didn't catch any seals in 1942. When we came back in 1943, they had a big catch, then about 117,000 pels were taken. And at that time, I just got paid army pay. I didn't get any extra money or bonuses from that catch. Remember, they used to pay the audience 20 cents a pelt and when they sold it to us $100 a skin. So we really, really lose out. And they told us, when we asked about it, they said we would be paid after we got out of the army. I never saw the money. Then I went back into the army and the following year, 1944, I went on the same boat, the Pribilofs, people were going back to the islands. When we got there, the homes were ransacked and all the furniture and everything put in one, put in some of the smaller buildings and just piled up, you know, from house to house. They're all mixed, we don't know who it belonged to. So they really made a mess up there. So one thing I can't understand is when the Japanese moved out of the loose, why didn't they send us home right away? They kept us down there for another year. I think I know why it's based on Pribilofs. They used our homes as military housing, I think that's why. They didn't take us back right away. As soon as the Japanese left the islands, they could have brought us back within a year. But they kept us there another year. The same here, I think, the army used the buildings here as military outposts.  And it's a mess now. We've probably seen flying over Kobe, the mole huts around here. But I can't remember getting money from the Pribilofs being paid back. I don't remember that. I remember the people were asked to write down what they lost, you know. I remember my dad did that, what he lost in the house. I remember when they came to the islands in 1943, they used my house as an office. It was officers in office for their duties, I guess. A couple of questions here. Who told you when you were working in a ceiling, who told you that you would be paid later? That was the superintendent of the island Fish and Wildlife Service. He's dead now, Edward Johnson. We were under the Fish and Wildlife Service when we were evacuated. Who asked you to write down what your losses were after the war? I think it was the Fish and Wildlife Service. I'm sure, I don't know if it was the BIA or I think it was Fish and Wildlife. Who informed you that you would be leaving the island? When we were evacuated, the Navy did. Who was responsible for you or who was in charge while you were on the ship being transferred to the southeast? We were under the Navy at that time, but the personnel of the Fish and Wildlife went with us. They were evacuated too, but they ended up in Seattle and not in front of me. Who was responsible for you in southeast? The Fish and Wildlife Service. Can I ask that same question of you, Phil? Sure. Okay. Who was responsible? I'm sorry, who told you that you would have to leave the island? The military police informed the different people. Then we found the Bureau of Indian Affairs people were responsible for us after our trip down. During our trip down, we were on an old Alaska Steamship Line steamer. The name of it was the Alaska. When we got down there, the Bureau of Indian Affairs handled everything that happened to us. Our stay down there and our return. It's interesting to note that during the research of exactly what happened, the Bureau of Indian Affairs refused to release any records of what they did with the allies during that evacuation period. The bill that the President signed calls for the Bureau of Indian Affairs to release those records. All of the records pertaining to the move of the Problovians have been found. And copies of the log that was kept on a daily basis have been found. But no trace of any records of what happened to the people on the chain until the Commission requests them. Then they'll have to turn them over. Okay. Who was in charge of you while you were in Southeast? The Bureau of Indian Affairs. We had a man and his wife. The men were allowed to build a church. That's the first thing that the people wanted. And they built a church, small chapel. They built a school. Who was in charge? Who brought you back? The Bureau of Indian Affairs and the man that was in charge of the move was named Cobalt, C-O-B-A-L-T. Were you asked to write down the damages upon your return to your home? No. Some of the leaders in Alaska wanted to do that. But they didn't know where to send it. And no answers were given. Who can replace these things we've lost? And almost everybody lost something. But they never got a sufficient answer. And that was the bone of contention that Mr. Cobalt was very uncomfortable with. Fine. Okay. Alfred. Okay. Hold on. Could you cut for just a moment? I think that Al wanted to see if we could bring out who was responsible for you upon your return. And when did they think they were responsible for the end of your return? As I said before, we were put in a holding area. And that may have been two weeks. It may have been a little bit longer. But we were not allowed to return it. It was only after the Bureau of Union Affairs made sure that some kind of what he called a... He called it something else. He had a name. Compensation. To compensate for the loss of your home. Oh, we're giving you these two cabanas and here's all the stuff like that. It was after everybody who couldn't move back into their original homes. And their original homes had been replaced by these two 16 by 20 wood frame buildings. It was after that time that the Bureau of Union Affairs decided to leave us. And we never heard of him. Could you tell us about the educational facilities? Well, like I said, it was very crowded. And I was in the seventh grade. And the classrooms were just so crowded that it was impossible to even hear the teacher at times. And when I went back the next year, it was still overcrowded. Like they would take the ones with the highest grades and put them into the next class. Not because they should have been. Like I missed my eighth grade because they did that. And I missed all my grammar and arithmetic that I should have had. And I shouldn't have been passed on. There were several of us the same way. What else I could say about it except that it was very poor education. We really lost, I mean, and really when we, to go on to school it was impossible because we had missed so much during those years. Just on basics, you know, just on basics. Probably Alfred can come on with that, really. Alfred, would you like to say that? Cut for just a moment. Stand by. As Gertrude said, I was a sixth grader when I got to Wrangler. And within three days I was an eighth grader because I had better grades on my daily cast or whatever it was they were giving me. And I found myself in a group of older children and it was hard to concentrate when you feel like you were a young kid among older people. And this really affected my education for several years. And again, as Feldman said earlier, the culture of the alludes was affected. Not only before the war they would have traditional allude parties and we tried to keep them up in Burnett. The older people tried. But somehow the jukebox came into our lives more than the older traditions and it was lost. Okay, we're just about ready to begin. I hope this talk we just had tonight will come out through the commission I'm on so we will be compensated through monies or through something like this will never happen again. Like what if World War III starts? My name is Gromov, they probably like me. There's never a rest in name. I hope that never happens. That's a good point. It's been happening ever since history, I guess, in the United States. The Japanese, the Mexicans, so forth and finally did it to us. I think if they kept us here in the Aleutians and the Pueblos, I don't think we would have been hurt. That must be because the Japanese didn't try to take this area itself and they stayed in Kiska for a while and they moved out. That's it. A very old lady who was very vocal, although she didn't have a good command of the English language, didn't like any part of the move. And when she still had a good help, she talked to Gertrude's mother and my mother and the other leaders in Burnett Inlet and made them promise that if she died down there, she would not be buried there. One of our older ladies died in a hospital in Kachikan. A young man died of tuberculosis at Burnett Inlet and he was buried there in a wet-damp forest, damp, that would have been. And she didn't want that to happen to her. And so when she did die, natural causes, her body was sent to Wrangel where it was embalmed and then returned to Burnett. It was placed under the church until we were brought back to Alaska. When her body was placed under the church, nobody knew when it would be coming back. We had a hard time getting the body on the ship that came to bring us back because the people on the ship said, hey, we're supposed to only take live people. You know, what are you doing with this body or this coffin? And the people in Burnett were aggressive enough to convince the people that they either took that woman or nobody would go. And the same thing happened when we docked up there. The military and the BIA people who met us also had trouble accepting this woman's body. And then they put her in a deep freeze and kept her there until they found out there wasn't too much that they could do about it. And even during the time that we were in the holding area she was kept in a deep freeze and it wasn't until the church furnishings were replaced and the church was put back into order that that lady was finally buried in Alaska according to her wishes. But she made it clear that it didn't matter when she died she would not be buried down there. What was her name? Martha Newell. Newell. I try to thank you.


And France, which has more than 5,000 troops deployed in the Sahel, will resume joint operations with the Malian Armed Forces, its Ministry of Defense announced on Friday in Paris. It comes after suspending bilateral cooperation following a second coup in Mali in May. The announcement was made in the form of a communique. Following consultations with the Malian transitional authorities and the countries of the region, France takes notes of the commitment of the Malian transitional authorities endorsed by the economic resumption of operations with the Malian army. After a second coup in nine months that made Connell Asimi-Goyta, the head of this state, crucial for stability in the Sahel, France had declared a month ago to suspend joint operations with the Malian forces, with which it has cooperated for years against jihadists. In order to counter extremists in the Sahel area, French military have been supporting soldiers from Mali, Chad, Mauritania, Niger and Burkina Faso through its over 5,000 troops present in the region.


Hi everybody, my name is Mauro Scanduzzo, Field Application Engineer for ST Microelectronics. I'm an expert of ST sensors. Thanks to coming here today at the Sensor Expo, I wanted to present to you, introduce a new development tool that ST put in place, then it's called IgoBuilder. IgoBuilder is a useful tool to design, prototype your aggregate based on our sensor, our STM32 microcontroller, build up your idea like a building block, generate your code without actually writing the C code, but just using function block, block and integrate everything together, and in order also to able to generate your code, flash on your STM32, have a board and see directly with a graphical user interface called Uniclio, the factor of your algorithm. Let's go and detail how it works this tool. Okay, this is how it looks like the IgoBuilder, so you have several tabs here to save the files, save the project, and manage the firmware. First things, the IgoBuilder works with several kind of two-chain, in this particular case I'm using system workbench, but you can use also IAR and also Cale. Obviously, you need to link also the graphical user interface, Uniclio, if you want to use it. What do you have here on the left side? You have a lot of blocks, a lot of building blocks that you can use to build up your aggregate. You have, let's say, mathematical function, you have comparison function, constant, display, graphical, logical operator, math operator, you have also advanced library like sensor fusion to generate quaternion, you have also the possibility to conditionate the signal and also to work in the sensor app. Let's try to do something easy together. So we have our hardware, coming back is the nuclear board, in particular case we have an L4, Cortex-M4, but low-power version running 80 megatons, and we have the expansion board with all our sensors. So this is the algo, the aggregate that I generate, so I have a sensor app, I want to get from the sensor app just the acceleration, actually three axes, X, Y, and Z, that is why I customize the graph block, and now what I want to do? First of all, I need to generate the code, so I need to compile it, build the firmware, so the first step will be using this block, this particular button to generate the program. I'm using now system workbench, at this point I can really see the code that I generated, this is pretty easy because I'm just displaying the accelerometer, I can close it, and I can flash on the board, directly from the graphical user interface, directly from the algo builder. We generate, the process is finalized, I finish and I program the board. I can open the graphical user interface in order to see the effect of that directly on a graph. Now in this sense I can see the accelerometer, the three-axis accelerometer, the gravity is an Z axis, it's negative, if I flip over I can see then the gravity goes from minus 1G to 1G. That is a very easy example to make aware of, a very starting point to become familiar with the tool. Let's assume that I want to open a more complex aggregate, this particular example, I take all the features from the sensor app, not only the accelerometer, but also I want to generate the quaternion with a sensor fusion aggregate. I want to also calculate the magnetic field, I want to also catch the temperature, humidity and also the different magnetic field from the three-axis. I need to first of all generate the code and flash directly after in my nuclear board, in order to make sure that everything is generating, no error, I can flash that directly. That is, I want to take a look also the code, I can see the code here that is generated. When you press the uniclio button to see the display, it's come up like this, you have the information about the graphical user interface, you have also the data login here and also the kind of hardware that you are using then for the sensor part, here the data logging and also the data auto display. So what do you have? You have the quaternion here, you have the acceleration, you have also the logic analyzer here and the magnetic field temperature and humidity. So that is what you display based on the code that you generate and the graph that you would like to display. That is really in short a different kind of example, but to show you the potential of this algo-builder graphical user interface. Thank you for your attention.


Attention five points residents. This is a community notification of a new sexually violent predator in your area. Please stay tuned to the following short program for more information. Hi I'm technician Ron Hackett with the Denver Police Department. The sex offender registration and compliance unit at DPD is responsible for the registration monitoring and tracking of all registered sex offenders and sexually violent predators who live in the city and county of Denver. Here's a brief history of sex offender legislation in Colorado. Our state laws trickle down from federal government mandates. In 1994 we had the Jacob Wetterling Act which mandated that states would establish a sex offender list. Magans law of 1996 said that the public would have access to those sex offender registration lists. The Pam Litchner Act of 1996 stated that some offenders might have to have lifetime registrations. And the Adam Walsh Act of 2006 unified sex offender laws across a country. In Colorado the legislature has determined that sexually violent predators by definition pose a higher risk to the community at large and therefore mandated that upon their release from the Department of Corrections the community must be notified. Sex offender notification in Colorado happens in two ways. The first is passive and ongoing through the sex offender registration process which is a list maintained by local police departments. The second way is active via community notification for those offenders determined to be sexually violent predators by the courts or by the parole board. Most sex offenders in Colorado are supervised by the criminal justice system in our communities. Most sex offenders engage in crossover behavior which means they may have been arrested for one type of crime but be apt to commit another.  There is no typical sex offender but all tend to be deceptive, manipulative and secretive. 80 to 93 percent of sex offenses are committed by someone known to the victim. Sexual deviancy begins in mid to late adolescence. Sex offenses are not impulsive.  The community has a vested interest in helping offenders to be successfully managed in the community. Sex offenders have the same need for housing and employment as any other citizen.  There are approximately 16,500 registered sex offenders in the state of Colorado. About 65 percent of convicted sex offenders are placed in the community on probation. The remainder are in the Department of Corrections or Community Corrections. Offenders may be caught for one type of offense but be at a high risk to commit another type. Crime of conviction is only one indicator of risk.  The offender's residence must be verified quarterly by the Denver Police Department. The full sex offender registration list is available by calling the Denver Police Department Identification Bureau at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Convicted felons and those with multiple convictions are posted online at denvergov.org slash police.   Now, here's a look at the newest sexually violent predator living in Denver. Here's an overview of the registered sex offenders currently living in Denver. There are 2,264 total living within city limits. In Denver Police District 6, there are 405. Precinct 612 has 117 registered sex offenders. Of those, 87 have felony convictions and 30 have misdemeanor convictions. Alfonso Greer Jr. is a sexually violent predator currently living in Denver. He's 58 years old and was born on September 25, 1957.  He's currently a transient living in the 1900 block of 29th Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver. There are no schools or parks located within one mile of this offender. Recreation centers located within one mile of this offender include St. Charles Rec Center at 3777 Lafayette Street, Glenarm Rec Center at 2800 Glenarm Place. Bus routes located within one mile of this offender include Route 2828B 28th Avenue, Route 3838 Avenue, Route 48 East 48th Avenue. A brief history of charges against this offender convicted in Denver District Court for criminal attempted second-degree sex assault. He's not on parole or probation and registered with the Denver Police Department on November 23, 2015 as a transient in the area of the 1900 block of 29th Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver. Passed charges against this offender include criminal attempted second-degree sex assault, possession of cocaine, shoplifting, larceny, burglary, carrying a concealed weapon, assault, arson, obstructing police, vehicle theft, kidnapping. Alfonso Greer Jr. has been determined a sexually violent predator after meeting the following criteria. Criteria one, age 18 or older on the date of the offense or under 18 and tried as an adult. The offender was age 44 at the time of the offense. Criteria two, the crime must have been committed honor after July 1, 1997 and convicted honor after July 1, 1999.  The offender was convicted on February 19, 2002 for criminal attempted second-degree sex assault. Criteria three, the relationship to the victim was one of the following. Victim was a stranger to the offender or the offender established or promoted a relationship with the victim primarily for the purpose of sexual victimization. The victim was a 30-year-old female. The offender was known to the victim. Criteria four, positive results or the passing of a risk assessment instrument administered by probation parole staff and a qualified treatment evaluator. Positive results include an assessment for the presence of a mental abnormality, a level of denial regarding the offense, treatment appropriateness and motivation, presence of sexual deviant interests. The offender was evaluated by the Colorado Parole Board with positive results, determining him to be a sexually violent predator.


Genetic testing is an important component in assessing a patient's risk of developing for me breast cancer but other cancers as well. We usually go about determining if they need genetic testing based on their family history of cancers. We ask them which family members develop cancer, the age of their diagnosis, did they succumb to cancer, has anyone in the family ever had genetic testing? Genetic testing works because it is a means of communicating information and resources about both the health and disease that are attributable to genetic risk. Genetic testing is actually, it's pretty simple, it's a blood draw and we send that off to specialized laboratories that look at genes to see if there's any mistakes or mutations. It's pretty simple, it takes about two to three weeks to get the results back. We go in a bracket to our genes that we all carry and they help us to fight cancer but if they're mutated that's when there's an increased risk to develop a cancer. People who should be tested are based on again their family history or their personal history of cancer. Women under the age of 50 who have breast cancer we refer for testing. Women who are 60 or younger who have the triple receptor negative breast cancers are also referred for testing because they have a higher incidence of BRCA1. Prior history of ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer or melanoma we also refer. So that's for the people who have cancer themselves. In patients who are coming in because they're considered high risk, they know their family history. We usually refer them for genetic testing if they have family members that develop breast cancer under the age of 50, anyone in the family with ovarian cancer, anyone in the family with male breast cancer or a number of patients in the family with younger age prostate, pancreatic and melanoma cancers. We're very fortunate that we have genetic counselors here and even for us as specialists we refer our patients to the genetic counselors for a thorough review of one's family history and then the genetic counselors will very specifically identify what testing should be performed for those patients. If a patient were to test positive for a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation it would mean that their breast cancer instead of being a population risk of say 10% would be as high as 87% in their lifetime and the ovarian cancer risk instead of 1 in 70 which is the population risk would go up to about 44% in their lifetime. The genetic testing is covered by insurance when indicated the majority of my patients don't have an issue with their insurance companies covering this test.


Welcome to the stocks was show Margaret with you. I thought I would do the spy here. It's Monday, September 8th, and the markets holding bullishly very nicely to start out the week here. Friday, we had a day where the market came down fake lower, which is what I said I thought the market would do Friday meaning that we would fake lower but not really come in hardly at all. And close neutral I thought really meaning fake lower, fake higher instead the market actually fake lower in the morning and closed very bullish into the close of Friday unexpected but again I don't really. I'm never really surprised about anything that happens bullish in this market anymore, but this was pretty aggressive with us to come down and hold as nicely cleanly as it did you could have bought the market and I'll go over that on Friday and held the close. And again we could have come down deeper, but we did not do it and I don't think we're going to do it low this far here's one 9939 low it's far here's one 9941 boom. I remember supporting resistance are areas rallied up resistance rallied up resistance came down rallied up gapped up to support came in support rallied up support. So this is support the market held support on Friday. Geez Louise look at how strong this so on a Friday, you would have had to buy this extremely late you would have had to know where to put the stop to buy this even because this happened late. Again here was the fake higher came in, but I knew we weren't really going to grow much of anywhere lower we bounce very quickly on to that number and rallying the entire day that you actually bought the market into 1030 11 o'clock reversal time and held it all day and Friday. Today, the spy showed some immediate weakness but it didn't really go anywhere with that. And we closed with a don't you looking bar with a bottoming tail. Actually the low today was 200. I'm seeing that. Wow, I'm just saying that now. Let me look at something. They realize a little too. So 100. Look at that. People are still going to try to keep short in this market, but I'm telling you if this thing is strong is all get out. This is a buy point here actually and now that I saw we bounce off that 200 number. This is like solidifying itself like a brick to do what to go higher. It's setting up like a breakout play. Gorgeous beautiful fabulous bush market. I mean you got to love it. How do you know that the stuff you have to love it specifically if you do gaps. Alright, let's look at what I was talking about today in the webinar earlier today and why this is just the icing on the cake here for why the only methodology to trade for a day trading, swing trading, court trading is really gaps because it's the only way you can tell anything is happening here. This is the reason I predicted everything the market's done so well is because I know how to read gaps. So let's go back way back to the beginning of 2013. Here's where I want to be. The market started out 2013 bullish bullish on the 2nd of January 2013 for straight into the year market gapped up that was an instigator for something that would lead to a rally that has lasted all of 2013 will last all of 2014. If you bought this bullish gap that happened in January 2nd of 2013 you could have bought this gap here in the spy. And the low of it was 144.73 we've seen nothing of this number we rallied over 200 that's a 65 point move almost. It's happened basically in the course of a year and a half what will come into probably the end of being two years because we're not going to get anywhere near this. I know how to beautiful rally. Okay, so this is an entry point to go long and I'll show a lot of people at this point thought the market wasn't going to do this because I remember and you can go back and trail back my market videos back. Gosh because I started the live room December of those we market videos way back that long where this we kind of slush sloshed around in here back and forth back and forth back and forth and people thought the market was going to break this is the end of 2012. But we were strong even then and this is proof of the positive in the pudding and you could have carried this on through and how do I know because I know how to read this gap. I know how to read this gap. This is a bullish gap and I can this is a good one again I have a rating system 26 point rating system which tells me what gaps are significant. I could point out actually 1000 gaps in this chart, but not all of them are meaningful. You've got to look for the ones that are meaningful how do I know of a rating system to tell you tell me this is a good one. And it was and it rally nice beautiful one here rally came in retested retested retested bounced. This is April now we're into April 2013 and there we go. Okay. How to bullish gap here but do you see this didn't hold. Okay how to bullish gap here but you see this didn't hold how to bullish gap here to see this didn't hold you know you really really have to know which ones are the ones. And then I remember this even here where the market fell in on this big topping tail back this is May of 2013 market gap down here again you got to know how to read the gaps that even this is a gap down is this a real gap down to go lower is this breaking the mark of the answer was no. Came in retested support rally another bullish gap that happened here but again is that one that you should do an entry for long no that was broken to. Now let's get back into the end of 2013 bullish gap here this was again a nice one October October 2013 market rally. I remember this day here amazing show of strength for the market reversal here rallied up continue down and when we retested this area here in January we held what do we hold. Perfect and lovely bullish gap. Now we're coming into 2014 and this is this is here and let's pretend this didn't happen here. Here's where everyone was saying the market was extended and copy and people were showing this you can see the red bar that came in here some selling topping town some selling red bar here some selling I think the one amazing thing and you know. I'm so happy I love the shorting and I do have a shot I love the shorting but the thing is because I'm so good at shorting I can I know what weakness looks like like I know what weaknesses. If I would see it in the market I would say it in the moment that I see it and I will call it but this that this action is price actions and read it alive in the day and I'm seeing it here even in the chart flat. Is this I mean obviously I trade off these days but this isn't weakness okay there are some selling some profit taking from people that are along the market that sell into it that it's created this but this isn't really really what I would call weakness that is something that's going to break a chart I call it a break. Are when something does a corrective gap okay those are the only times really that you could look to enter something unless it was a continuation gap I teach all this in the class. But these red bars in here people were selling some profits of the longs and also there were some shorts that come into here traders that short that are not making the trend in the overall market and we're wrong. Okay. I mean the difference you can tell whether not the stuff that he said I teach in the class is right or not it's just I mean you can just look at my market calls and see how well I've called this market to know that I really know what I'm talking about gaps price action. So anyways here we have it so this came in and all around this here this was our member. I was getting a thousand emails a day about the market we're getting for correction and in May I said no this is not extended that's not a strategy to play into which means you would people would short the extension of a reversal of a trend which the markets long so people want to short the reversal to come in but you're it's not going anywhere like you can't even get any play in it. And I can't even look I mean there's just there do not short this market. Don't do it. Not for any reason in the world if I say short this market then you know it's a real break because I'd love to short. Anyways people were saying this market was extended I was getting all the emails and I knew we were higher and then when we got up here I had the confirmation confirmation was May 27 2014. In the market made new highs this is new highs and spy go go go and here we have it. Now there was a bearish gap that happened here. I did not short this although you could have shorted that on the day and actually made money the downside didn't go anywhere. I didn't think it would go anywhere in fact I didn't even think it would come into here why because I knew this gap was a good one and I thought it would hold and it did hold. Boom again these are areas for resistance are areas broke on through right up. And now I know people are going to try to short this again people try to short this the last couple of days from the last week people are still fighting against this thing and why do it. The only way to make money the market is to go with what's happening with the power of money and how do you know that you read gaps. How do you know what's happening you read the trend how do you know it's how do you know how to read the trend correctly which many people do not know how to do and I'm very good at. It is really gaps because they tell you everything you need to know about what's really happening when something's falling through or breaking. And the interesting thing is I keep talking about it. I'm just like I cannot believe that we do not have a huge monster bullish day in this market yet. It's going to happen people. I've said it before and I'll say it again. Get ready. Okay. One of these days we're going to see a monster rally in the spy and the QQQs in the market. The Q bar is probably going to be three to five bucks on the day. And when the spy bar does it, it could be $10 on the day. It could be 15. It could be a day when we're rallying all the way up to 210, 215. We could just go whoo. It could be go to 225 because I don't know where we're going to start the route because here we are close to around 259. But this is kind of like a breakout play here. Truly. And every time we do these little do hit these down in here, we're really pulling ourselves up to meet each other, which you can see here on the 15 minute chart. Like this is what people were trying to short today. Like seriously, look at that. Now forget anything but this. Here is you. And you're looking at 7000 green bars. This is a 15 minute. By the way, this isn't even one more chart. This is, you know, seven straight hours of trading green bars. You could count the red bars on your hand in here. One, two, three, four, five, six. Okay. Two hands. This is a doji. It doesn't count really. But, you know, you can't short that. So the market came down. Hell, it held 200. And now that I sold that bottoming talent into the whole number 200 at 145 into two o'clock major versus time to put about the market into the close. And I obviously don't like trade the afternoon, but you could have done this with 100% conviction. And again, this is a buy point. This is a buy point. People are saying this is going to, this is making a top. People are saying it's extended. People are saying we need a reversal. We need a correction. And actually this is an entry point. Now listen to what I'm saying. This is very important. That philosophy that's out there, that's incorrect. If you're reading the power of money, the price, if you're reading it like I am for reading the gaps, is what's going to make this market go to some astronomical number when it does. And I'm not just talking about the green bar big day that's going to happen sometime in whatever, okay, whenever it happens. I'm talking about the actual movement that the market's going to make even from here between now and the end of the year. I said that it's four to six months. It could happen in the fall. It could happen in early 2015. This huge monster rally with the spy and the QQQs. The market itself. Qs are going to make new highs, all-time highs. Spy already has. But the market is going to get some number that's astronomical that no one out there is saying but me. The number exactly for the spy is literally it could be between 250 and 300 and I'm not even kidding you that the spy could go there. 250 is 100% realistic. 300 would be the dream target. Do I think this market could go to dream target? You betcha because people keep making attempts to short this and it's ridiculous. But that's what people like to do. They like to play reversals because they think I missed the long. I missed the long. I can't go long anymore because I've missed it. You haven't missed it. There's nothing. This is fine. Go long here. If you want to go long, if you want to make money, you stay with the trend. The trend here is long. Okay. Unless it does a bearish gap that tells me that the chart is breaking, how will I know that? I will just get up in the morning and look at gaps. I'll look at the gaps in the market to see if the market is breaking in a gap. I knew this one was not one to do. Meaning that it was going to break the chart. So that's the scoop. And you know, it's just a matter of time here. And what's going to create that huge momentum, which is going to fall through anyways, because the power of money is going to come in and continue to buy, what's going to create even more momentum is two things. First of all, the power of money is going to keep buying the market lifting higher, like it held today and Friday. And in the gap that happened back here that held in August. Then after that, people are going to keep trying to short this market. They're going to get stopped out.  When you have the power of money coming in blows those people through, but people keep trying to make an attempt to short it. Keep trying to make an attempt to short it. You can see in here people may attempt to short this. This is really not any profit margin for them. And then the next thing that's going to happen is people are eventually going to give it up. With the shorting of the market face the fact that the market is higher and that this is so strong and evident that it cannot be shorted against, which no one should be doing anyways. And I said that like months ago and all year basically, but people are going to realize, oh my gosh, I really have to get in this long here. I'm missing all of this money. This is crazy. I need to buy. And then then when that last buying comes in, it'll lift the market to the crazy number that I'm talking about. This market hasn't done anything even near extension. And again, that is not a strategy. Someone asked me today in the webinar when I was done, who was it? I think it was Rich, a gentleman named Rich. I don't know him, but he asked me and he said, is there something where you look at percentages? It's the same thing where people look to do things like the market has moved a certain percentage this year from this state to this state and it's coming in a certain percentage and the gap has done a certain percentage and it gaps down or gaps up a certain percentage. There is no such thing like that. It'd be easy to say if a stock gaps down or if the market makes a move or if the stock makes a move a certain percentage up or down, you can short it or buy it or it's going to reverse or it's going to do this or it's going to do that. The answer is no. There is no such thing in the overall trend or even gap analysis. Boom, fact. That's it. I'm telling you right now. That's why people get trapped. And they hurt themselves and also that's how people that are actually in the right move take their profits too early and they shouldn't be getting out and they get scared and they get out and actually fear can come in when people are up money. You could be up money. Listen, this makes no sense, but this is how people think. You could be up profit. You're not down. You're up and you take it out because you're afraid that if you don't take it out, you're going to lose. Or you're afraid if you don't take it out that you're not going to make as much. All of that is fear and greed, which has no bearing on any successful trader's choices or decision making. Okay. Because that's not your brain thinking that. Anyways, what was I saying? Oh, so just getting back to the percentages. It doesn't work like that. If it was that simple, we'd all program a black box in a machine. I for one would do it as well. I'd program the black box. I'd go do do do. I'd program it and I'd go on vacation for six months. Come back. Check my black box. Check my profits. Roll in the money. Roll around in the money in my apartment and go back out and hiatus and travel the world. It's not that easy. It just doesn't work like that. You have to pay attention. Read stuff in lifetime. Read the gaps. Read what's happening. See what's going on. Read the price. See the price action live in the day. I trade every day and I'm in the market so I can see that. I'm making the call so well because I'm reading it and I have a feel for it. Plus my 26 point rating system that I teach in the golden gap class. However, that being said, it's just not that easy to look at one thing or percentages. The one thing is the strategy, but it's complex meaning you have to learn it. You have to learn anything you do in the market that's weighty. Anything that's going to make you money in the market that you want to do. If you want to make money in the market, you have to learn it. It's not like, oh, somebody gave me a tip, a stop tip. It doesn't work like that. Even if you took a hot stop tip and it worked, the next time that person would give you one, it would lose. And you'd end up losing overall. You have to learn how to trade if you want to trade the market. If you're serious about doing it and you want to put your money in the market, you have to learn how to do it. It's a skill that can be taught. I'm teaching people how to trade. So the good news is that you can learn. You have a brain. It's very capable. You can learn the skill and then you can do it and then you can know. But it's not as simple as just looking at percentages or everyone would just program their boxes and then you know what? Then they wouldn't even work. It wouldn't even work. We'd all be program the same stuff and it wouldn't even work. Then it wouldn't work. Okay? That's why people that sell systems where it makes a trigger and a bell goes off. Doon. It's a buy signal. Doon. It's a sell signal. Do this, do that. Short here, buy there. Those things are nowhere near like my program because you cannot train like that. Over the long haul, it does not help you consistently make money. You have to learn how to trade if you want to make money. I think this is why there's such a high percentage of people that actually lose in the market and such a small percentage of people that win. Because many people don't want to learn. They just want to say, oh, I want the money, but you can't trade like that. You actually have to learn how to do if you want to make money. And I'm not saying you have to trade full time to make money in the market. You could learn how to do something on the side and make money as a swing trader or court trader and basically help yourself to make money for profits, free time and for extra cash or whatever you want to do. You don't have to do this for a living like me. You could do something else and you could be an investor in the market for a short term or long term, but you could be very savvy and skilled and learn it so that at some point in your future, you could actually do it for a career if you want to. If you ever decide you want to work part-time, this is basically part-time matters as a trader or if you retire. And then you have money coming in like that. A lot of people's social security pensions just don't cut the mustard anymore to pay their bills and you have to be proactive about where you're going and what you want to do with your future. I'm a firm believer in that. So this is Melissa with the stockswish.com. If you would like more information on the upcoming Golden Gap class, it's this weekend, September 13th and 14th, and I'm doing a bonus day Monday. So it's a with live trading from 8.30 to 12 on the Monday Saturday and Sunday. If you're interested and want to sign up, email me at Melissa at the stockswish.com. Nice bullish market. The call is continually still higher. We can retest the high tomorrow and fall, we will still hold. The market is still strong. The only thing that's going to take us out of this trend is something that I would see on the live day and trust me if I would I do a video so you can keep watching the market videos, but if you really want to make money with me, the key is to take my class, learn how to train, learn what I'm seeing, and then trade with me in the live trading room and get my calls. I did a class last week and a couple of people said, I said, what did you think? And they said it was really a window into my world because of the way that I explain things. It's the way that I see things. It's like if you could stand behind me every day and see through my eyes to see the market, you would see what I see, and I'll just explain here now, but how do I get it right so consistently to pick the right stocks to trade every day and read the market and things that happen? I mean, it's seen it the way that I see it and that's where the learn process goes through where you have to gain the knowledge and the information which you learn in the class and then the skill base and experience with trading with me. So have a great night, everyone. Have a fantastic night. It's Melissa with thestopswish.com. Email me if you need anything.


Hey y'all, what's up? My name is Nala and welcome to my channel if you are new and if you are, definitely hit that subscribe button and if you are already subscribed but don't have on your post notifications, definitely turn them on so you can get notified for every video I post. Today I'm partnering up with a super well known clothing company, you guys probably have heard of them. It is Princess Polly and I'm stoked to be doing this video with them. I picked out some really cute pieces for this fall and this upcoming winter season. Princess Polly ships from within the United States and whenever you spend over $50, you automatically get free express shipping which is three to four days, which is really freaking fast. They also have the option to use after pay so if you need something for payday, you're good, you are covered. If you guys see anything that catches your eye in this video, the links will all be down below and don't forget to check out with my discount code senali for 20% off. So let's get right into this haul. This is the first dress I picked out. I thought we would start this haul off with a bang. As you know, the holidays are coming up right around the corner, which I'm so excited about and it's the most perfect time to wear your most gaudy outfit so I had to pick this one out because it could be perfect for the holidays. I know a lot of people wear just a lot of silvers and gold and then obviously New Year's Eve. The best part about this dress is that it might look like a heavy and uncomfortable dress but it is not at all. It's really stretchy so if you're just chilling at home especially on New Year's Eve, this is the perfect dress for that. The next dress I chose was this linen piece and I'm obsessed with anything linen. It honestly doesn't even matter at the time of the year because I feel like you can just dress it up and kind of like wear tights underneath and maybe some high knee booties would be really cute with this but I actually went ahead and belted it because I thought I just needed a little bit more structure so I found this like rope in my closet but this dress is high low so it's obviously shorter in the front and then in the back I have that extra fabric. I definitely say this would work better for the people who are in the warmer states because it is a very light and breathable piece and it would also be a really great swimsuit cover up if you guys are hanging by the pool or the beach this holiday. If your style is more luck, street wear rather than the beachy way back vibe I would definitely recommend this dress because it is pretty much the same thing. It's a white button down but it does have that kind of like glossy shine and I think if I were to wear this I'd probably roll up the sleeves and button them because it just makes it look a little bit more edgy. I think this dress would honestly probably look better with the high knee boots but you can also dress it down with some sneakers and maybe like a jean jacket or like black denim jacket that would look super cool but I'm definitely to get some tights because I feel like I have all these outfit ideas especially for the winter months but they all need tights so I'm definitely gonna be on the lookout for those. Oh my goodness guys, I'm obsessed with this dress. I love that it shows my curves off while keeping me stuffed in because the quality on Princess Polly's like red dresses this dress is ripped by the way I'm not sure if you can tell they are so good. I actually have a like tank top dress that's ripped and it's just this really thick, good quality fabric and I'm pretty sure it's like kind of like the similar fabric on this dress. I love a good mock neckline. I can totally imagine myself wearing this with all my gold jewelry, maybe some layered necklaces definitely some rings and some chunky gold earrings. This style of dress is something that I've been eyeing for my wardrobe for so long. My favorite blogger, Cibon Ayla always wears this style of dress. This is like button up kind of thing and I love that this is actually real buttons because you'd be surprised a lot of the sites nowadays just have fake buttons that don't actually unbutton and I actually kind of like to show my cleavage. Obviously when the time is right by each their own and then this dress is not as thick as the previous one that I just showed you guys but it's still great for a work from home outfit because it's super comfortable. This next outfit is a little bit different than my usual style but I wanted to try it out because I feel like these cardin tops are so on trend right now and I love, you guys know I love me a matcha color so I had to get it in the screen and then this skirt is a white tennis skirt and these are all over TikTok. This whole outfit is definitely inspired by TikTok and all of these freaking trendy girls on there like I just want to be them I just want to have their clothes so I tried, let me know what you guys think down below. I do feel like I could have sized down on the skirt just because my waist is a little bit smaller than everything else but everything else is fitting really perfectly. I am a size 10 so just so you guys know I'm pretty sure everything is a size 10 but I'll definitely make sure to put all the sizes in the description as well as the links so you guys can easily go check them out. It wouldn't be a winter haul without a winter jacket so I got this puffer and obviously puffers have been in for so, so long so if you guys are like thinking about getting one definitely just go ahead and get it because they're gonna just be a thing for a really long time. I feel like they're classic as well as P-coats which I'm pretty sure Princess Polly has a few selections of those so they have a lot of good outerwear I would highly recommend checking their site out for just winter pieces in general. This one in specific is really comfortable and I feel like there's a lot of space to layer which is great because I'm so dramatic when it drops to like even like 60 degrees I'm like shivering so I'd rather layer up and just feel you know comfortable instead of like worrying about being so cold the whole night but I love this I will definitely be wearing it a lot because I don't have like a new jacket so I was really really excited about this one. So I just posted an Instagram about my hair top and I feel like a lot of the questions were mainly about this top because I was wearing it in the picture and obviously you can tell it's from Princess Polly because why would it be in this haul if it wasn't but I feel like I'm gonna get so much used out of it during the season. I love this nude like if I could just copy this color and put it like throughout my wardrobe I would. I also think this color adds a bit of uniqueness because I do have like a good bit of crop tops and like long sleeves but this is super cute.  I know you guys probably can't tell on camera again but it is that ripped material so it is kind of like a thicker long sleeve shirt which is perfect and I love it. I'm obsessed. Enough said. Stepping further away from the camera because I want to show you the jeans that I got. These are the last two items at this haul. So this one is the white pair. I actually got the same pair of jeans in just two different colors because I love the style of this like asymmetrical top. I'll come up over here so you guys can see this detail but it is such a cool little thing and I feel like I've seen these kind of jeans go for like upwards of hundreds of dollars but these ones are really affordable compared to all of them so I'm just so happy to be adding these to my wardrobe. This is the other color it comes in. I'm just obsessed with any straight like jeans right now. They're so cute to me and then I'll just show you guys the detail on this one again even though you saw it. We could probably see it better on this one since there's a little bit more contrast but I do love my winter whites. I know it's like not a thing to wear whites after Labor Day but I think it's such a statement piece. That wraps up this princess poly haul and I hope you guys found it helpful to see these pieces on my body type and even if you guys aren't my size you would look seriously amazing in all these pieces. Their quality is truly unmatched so if you guys saw anything that you liked in this haul the links will all be down below. Don't forget to use my code SNOLY for 20% off and I will see y'all in my next video. Bye.