Welcome and in this video we're going to go through 2E AG and whether it's a buy or not on the stock market I personally hold some stock on this I'm currently up around 12-13% it did dip a little bit recently I'll go into why that is temporary and it's not going to be a long-standing thing but I'm still up overall and there is a lot of potential with this stock as we start to get back to normal and people start traveling more people start going on holiday more there is a lot of potential for this stock probably within you know the next four six nine months so with that in mind I think it's best to get in now a lot of people got in really early where it was really really cheap this stock and it has gone up gradually over time recently and it's something to think about here with this stock and we're going to go around that what we're going to go through in this video is some information on 2E AG why I think that it's a good solid stock for the either a mid-term player for you know for the recovery and then to sell your stock and make the profit or a long term player in terms of over a longer term so we'll go through that we'll go through some research on 2E and we'll go through some information on where I think it might be going in the future and a lot of our information and research here do off to make make sure I mention this obviously I'm not a financial advisor do your own research but I'm just giving you my research and my journey on this I am a business teacher in my daily life but I'm by no means an expert in the stock market and this is just my own research but it's a different perspective for you to look at so let's get into 2E and look into this okay so a good point about 2E and it's what's in there investor presentation here it's just an excerpt I don't want to do one of those videos where you just go through the whole investor presentation because I just want to point out some of the key areas here of that and so first of all it's got an integrated business model okay so got a lot of holiday experiences a lot of markets that an airline so it says here 21 million customers 150 aircraft leading market shares okay of 20 to 40 percent so it's got a huge market share within the within the travel industry so that is massive it's good to bet on some of the some of the top companies within whatever industry and 2E is a big brand name in this particular industry in terms of loads of experiences there and another point there is a 70% profit pool which is obviously very important there so it's got a combination of a strong customer base and differentiated content within their offerings there which is a good combination to have also as a global approach as well so just look through this integrated business model with differentiated products offering along the whole value chain so this means that they can upsell they can they can sell to customers more and you know it's not just the holidays it's in terms of a package and in the travel so they're able to upsell their and products and that helps with profitability strong brand reputation across all source markets so as you get a strong brand reputation that builds of customer loyalty and there's going to be that customer loyalty he's going to pay off when things start to reopen and the first thing comes to mind it might be 2E as a someone to go with for a you know some sort of travel after things get back to that's normal so so they're going to be faced on people's mind if not some of the other big big players so they stand to get to gain from more travel that's going to be happening in the near future customer ownership so digitalized product upselling exactly double diversification across at markets and airlines so it's a holiday experiences so it's diversified in a range of areas within the travel industry and we always talk about diversification in stocks you know having a diverse stock portfolio and not to put all eggs in one basket try to have a good amount of stocks well even as a business is it on a business level it's good to have a diversified approach into how you're selling your products and and the types of products you're selling because that will increase the amount of income streams that you actually develop is if you have a diversified approach so in terms of what obviously selling it in terms of airlines holiday experiences so they've got a diversified approach which is going to improve profitability and also help in maintaining sustainability for the business economic sustainability and we've got strong yields and occupancy driven by access to broad customer base as well okay so it's got an integrated business model which is really important and so some of the positives okay so as a strong brand as we went through that really very strong band brand huge in terms of market share high reputation overall you know plenty of customers that they've already sold to and you know it's trying to get repeat customers there another area of a positive obviously you diversified market so it's it's in loads of different types of markets within the travel sector which is really really important enough point as vaccines open more people will travel okay that that goes without saying so as we get more people traveling then there's going to be more money spent spent on travel and that's obviously going to benefit the travel companies and then you got high potential growth in the mid to long term so there's two ways you can play you can maybe just kind of sell on the recovery you know kind of within the next six months and sort of sell and take some short term profit but also you could hold it for long term for maybe more potential gains but either way whatever you do there is a lot of potential with this stock to make a decent amount of profit there so another thing that I wanted to kind of take an excerpt from from the investor presentation is this global approach here so global realignment program to drive to ease strategic initiatives okay so ultimately they have gone through a bit of a bit of a tough time in terms of travel the travel industry they haven't been making as much profit as they were hoping to make obviously recently so they have been in a bit of trouble but but they have kind of managed the finances a bit better and have reduced costs reduced capital intensity and drive their digitalization so ultimately they're making decisions that are trying to reduce costs so they don't bleed too much cash in the current moment but also they're staying prepared for when things do reopen and travel does reopen and and more people are traveling to the point that they can then you know expand and actually build a greater customer base and obviously create profitability from that yeah so reduced costs so it says here major tasks and organizations across the group so trying to create an integrated approach targets to permanently reduce our overhead cost based by 30 percent across the group and you got reduced capital intensity in terms of reduction of investment levels right sizing of airlines and order book diverse divest address and non profitable activities so they're looking at the activities that they have got seeing which are the most unprofitable and trying to adjust that essentially so it's good that they're continuing to review this because ultimately the profitability of the business part is partly what matters to investors so it's good that they're looking into this but you know this is in terms of now as we re as we reopen more as more people travel then as I said there would be more potential now the stocks did go down recently and there's many reasons as well as the main reason for this should I say so and this is part of it I think so it's an agreement with private investors banks and general federal government on additional package of 1.8 billion in financing so that's what happened recently this are the stocks shut up and after that actually there was a big increase but also there was a slight decrease recently but remember we're looking in the mid to long term okay but it's good that they've got a financial package there to survive you know if they can survive obviously within the next six months which is what they absolutely can do then there's a lot of potential there in terms of when things do reopen for profitability so as long as they survive and they have this these funds then that is overall in the long term good for investors in the short term there's been a bit of volatility stocks going up and down within 2e but in the long term it will pay off okay so this is the current kind of price at the mid says at 460 2 there so it is quite cheap in consideration to what it used to be at near a year ago in terms of around a thousand there so there is potential for huge gains even if it doesn't get up back to pre-covid levels which it probably it would be a take take a while to do that that's not going to happen overnight so to speak when when things do reopen that'll be a gradual process for them to do that but even if it gets back closer close to those levels then there is a lot of potential for a lot of gains here so I think in your portfolio this is something to consider I would try get it at around for like on a dip always buy the dip as we always say but hopefully this is some useful information about about 2e and maybe something that you could consider add into your portfolio if you can like the video that'd be much appreciated helps out in the youtube algorithm and subscribe if you're new to the channel and i'll try and bring you some more more videos in the future as well okay so thanks for watching and hopefully see you in the next video


Dedicated to the strength of the nation, now heard on more than 1,300 radio stations. Proudly, we hail. Proudly, we hail, starring Marjorie Reynolds in Suzy of the Sardis. The United States Army and United States Air Force presentation. Now, here is our producer, the well-known Hollywood showman, C.P. McGregor. Thank you, Wendell, and greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to your Theater of Stars, where each week, famous names from film lands capital step from the screen to our microphone for your entertainment. One of the most glorious and radiant of all motion picture stars steps into the feature role of our bright comedy. Marjorie Reynolds is our leading lady, and our play title is Suzy of the Sardis. Suzy, that's Marjorie, works in an office and has a crush on her boss. She wouldn't like me to call it a crush, for to her it's the real thing. I guess maybe it is, too. Anyway, she handles King Cobra snakes and becomes a target for a night thrower all because of love. I curtain in a moment, but first, Wendell Niles. America is proud of her soldiers and airmen. For good reason, too. Your regular army and U.S. Air Force men are some of the finest in the country, and they're doing important work.  They're helping maintain the security of America and peace in the world. They represent the people of our country and their desire to lead a happy and tranquil life. Give them your support. Now once again, our producer. The curtain rises on the first act of Suzy of the Sardis, starring Marjorie Reynolds as Suzy. All his youth and excitement today for the circuses in town. From a window of the advertising offices of William Gerard Incorporated, three people watch the circus. Bill Gerard, the boss himself, Suzy Drake, his pretty and dappy secretary, and the office boy, Suzy's youthful admirer, Ambrose Reps. They are watching the parade and getting younger every minute, which may explain the reactions to some of the strange events about to happen to them. Here they come, Suzy, the wild animals. Marcel Amatige on his lions on tigers. Emperor, the royal bangle tiger and other creatures of his stride. Oh boy, there's a certain air about a circus. Yeah, but you'll get used to it after a while. Let me run out and buy two tickets for us, huh, Suzy? Hey, will you look at that. A princess tenagra in her great King Cobra's. I knew tenagra in Cleveland six years ago. A snake charmer? Oh, how well I remember tenagra. Is she a princess or is she from Flatbush? East Cleveland, Ohio. Hey Suzy, find out where tenagra's staying, will you? Probably some convenient snake pit. Oh, telephone or hotel phone, will you? Yes, Mr. Gerard. And if she's not in a real mouth, I'll have her paged in the chandelier of the main ballroom. Gee, Suzy, I had a hard time promoting two circus tickets yesterday for tonight. And I finally got in touch with tenagra, the serpent of the Nile. Yeah? Oh, what's she like? I think she likes snakes. She ought to make a lot of friends in town. Well, after five words with a princess, I was all in favor of a republic. What's wrong with tenagra? She talks with too much muscle. And she likes Bill Gerard. She's coming to see him. When? Tenagra! Now. Gee, tenagra. Who shall I say is calling? And I do mean calling. And just tell Bill is tenagra, dearie. Not tenagra, dearie, of the Beacon Hill, dearie. You're cute, aren't you? I manage never to carry my own tray at the automate. Well, suppose you buzz your boss and say I'm here. Give me Mr. William Gerard, please. Where can I put the suitcase where it'll be safe? Put it right behind that extra desk, Princess. Here, let me handle it for you. Oh, no, no, no, no. It's valuable. Don't look valuable. All those holes in it. Well, it's the holes gave Swiss cheese's reputation. Oh, that's very true. Is it all right here? That's just fine, Princess. It won't be in anybody's way there, I'm sure. Oh, no. Princess, may I have your autograph? In ink or in cobra venom and amrose? Listen to me, sister. I'm sorry, Princess, but Mr. Gerard is all tied up. Conference with Mr. Rappentwine. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Well, tell you what you can do, dearie. Does that go both ways, dearie? Pick up that telephone and call Rockwood 2311 and ask for Doc. I'll talk to him. I'll bet he'll be surprised that you can. And after you get Doc on the phone, you might call Mr. Gerard on the office phone again. And this time, don't hold down the hook on the telephone. Get it? All is fair and love and war. Well, the war is over. I didn't sign anything. Hello? Doc? One moment, Doc. The Queen Mary is in. Princess Tanagra. Oh, I thought you were due for a promotion. Give me that phone. May I have my left thumb back, please? Hello, Doc. Tanagra. Well, how the heck are you? Left by now. Sure I'm in town, didn't you hear? I did before she got on the phone. Here's my problem. Baby is heaving. Baby? And when can I bring her in? Oh, hello, Bill. There's a Princess Tanagra to see you. Well, come on. I have to be all right, Doc. I'll tell her, Bill. Yeah, Doc, you said it. Well, see you tomorrow then. Yeah, yeah, bye. Mr. Gerard will be right out. Well done. Well, if he is, he will be soon. I don't like that crack. That's what the thin man said as he slipped through the sidewalk. Tanagra. Oh, Billy, Willie. I think I'm going to whoop. Relax, Susie. Tanagra, you look the same as ever. That's a compliment. Oh, Susie, this is Tanagra, a very old friend of mine. Well, she certainly is. But she doesn't look 50. Does she? That is absolutely the limit. You're away over the limit. Why? Do you want to live forever? Oh, come on, girls. Girls. Let me at her, Billy. Let me at her. Oh, now there. You ladies, break it up. Break it up. Bill, I have news for you. She is broken up. Oh, let me get a pistol of that bleach hair. Oh, Tanagra, come on. Come along with me. Come on, now. Oh, well, all right. We'll step into my office. Come along, Princess. Yeah, I want to talk to you, Bill. I've been thinking about retiring from circus life.  Maybe a nice best job like that. Well, come into my office. Maybe there's something I can do for you. Well, actually, did you hear that? Yes, I heard it and this I know. There isn't room for Tanagra and me in this office.  Well, I'd quit first. Good morning. Now what? And good morning. Who's he? And good morning. And did a certain lady named Princess Tanagra happen to? Well, good morning.  Oh, do I look that young? There's another way to look at it. You haven't had a tiff with Aunt Tanagra? Catch as catch can and I caught it. Aunt Tanagra's a tough customer, girly. By now, she ought to be. Are you an rat, mister? Son, I am the act from start to finish. I'm the sparkling brains of the whole performance. Well, I think your aunt wants to get out of the act. Fine. Well, not with me, it isn't.  Well, I like to work for Mr. Gerard and I don't care for your aunt to come in here and well, I just don't like it. Oh, you mean she wants to work here? Yes. Well, this is serious. By the way, when do you go to lunch? Whenever anybody asks me and thank you very much. So, let's get out of here. Gee, Roy, I'd do anything for Bill Gerard, but if he doesn't want me to work for him anymore, I'll go to work for another advertising company, like Gwyn and Baradon. Oh, I wouldn't do that, Susie. Well, I want to save Bill from Tanagra even if she is your aunt. Oh, no, let him have Tanagra. Well, what about your aunt? Listen, I've just been waiting for Tanagra to walk out on the act. She's been getting hisses from the Cobras? Well, Tanagra doesn't understand that our acts of business as well as a fine art. Even snake charming meets bookkeeping, a little basic arithmetic. Why don't you use Adders instead of Cobras then? Hmm, the real answer is to have a real businesswoman with business experience in the act.  Me? For example, I've been trying for weeks to get off a letter to the man who supplies us with our snakes. Someone with chronic delirium tremens, no doubt. Now, with you around, I could simply say, Susie, take a letter. All ready, sir. Uh, Mr. Jones and Jones, sideshow supplies, poisonous and non-poisonous snakes. Uh, Wrigley Building, Chicago. Go on. Now, you see, you've got it already. With you around, that letter would have been written long ago and we'd have our new snakes. You couldn't have the old ones retreaded. We need snakes desperately. We'll look under any rock or behind any steering wheel. Mostly convertible. The rather unsettled conditions in East India are making it almost impossible to obtain our King Cobras when we need them. That's what's worrying Tanagra. She's looking for security and a new job. Well, I can see where she'd have her doubts about a future that's full of poisonous snakes. Cobras, especially. Well, for the right girl, there's more to the future than just that. Much more. You mean you're thinking of getting rattlers, too? I know the entire circus and sideshow business top to bottom, inside out. I've got plenty of angles. Do me this favor, will you? Come to the show tonight. Well... I want you to catch me in my act. Catch you in your act? Then we can talk further in my tent. Catch you in your act? Please. All right. Shall I bring a net or a basket? What's up, Ambrose? I just built your artist having dinner with Tanagra after the show tonight. I heard him tell her on the phone today. Let him. But I think he's planned a big night. He won't be in the office until noon. He says for you not to come in until noon, either. Having dinner with her, huh? Well, bone appetite. What's that? Bone appetite. French for maybe a bone will stick in her throat. Is that all Royal does? Play the flute for his aunt? That's a pretty big snake coming out of that hamper. That's a fake. That ain't spaghetti, son. Probably harmless black snakes. Um, look, Susie, why don't you and me go to dinner after the show? I can't afford it. And besides, I've got to talk business to Royal. Do you just talk to him or do you hiss at him in Morris Cove? A job is a job, Ambrose. If Tanagra takes my job, I'll take hers. She's taking a powder on Royal? She can't have her snake and beat it, too. Talk briefly from our story, Susie of the Sawdust. I'm starring Marjorie Reynolds as Susie to bring you an important message from your government. If flying's in your blood, young man, this is for you. And if you want an exciting career that pays well, this is also for you. By this, I mean the U.S. Air Force Aviation Cadets. Uncle Sam is now training more Air Force Cadet pilots than ever. And that means if you're qualified, a great career is open to you. If accepted, you'll receive one of the finest aviation trainings in the world. Upon successful completion in one year's time, you'll win those coveted pilot's wings. And you'll be commissioned an officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserve. Your pay will range up to $336 a month. And here's a special point. If you're an outstanding cadet, you have a very good chance of receiving a commission in the regular Air Force. Yes, men, as an Air Force pilot, you'll be one of America's outstanding citizens. Ask at your nearest Air Force base or recruiting station about the qualifications for cadet pilot training. Do it now. The curtain rises on the final act of Susie of the Sawdust, starring Margie Reynolds as Susie. The circus came to town, and with it came Glamorous but Heuden Princess Tanagra, the snake charmer who complicated Susie Drake's life by imperiling Susie's secretarial job with her beloved boss, Bill Gerard. Royal, Tanagra's nephew, would welcome her leaving the show so that he could have Susie in the act with him. He's invited Susie to see the show tonight. Object business. Strictly business. Well, Susie, how'd you like our act out there? Well, you know that third cobra from the left with the snake hips? Terrific. I thought you had more to do, though. Listen, Susie, in six months I'll have a piece of every side showing a lot. Five years on our own, the whole circus. But we've got to start small, you and me. With those there snakes? Me? They don't fight? No. Well, how do they live? Drink milkshakes? This is a trade secret. Every snake we work with has had his poison fangs removed. No teeth? Of course not. Oh, they grow back again in a few months, but then we just haven't removed again. Well, how long since Joe Squirm and his friends have had their dental work done? Three weeks ago, they're safe. And I'm going to let you pick one of them up. Oh, no. Why not? I'm a nice girl. I don't pick up strange reptiles. Nonsense. Besides, I hear they bruise easy. Here, here, let me open the hamper. Do not tamper with the hamper. Eh. Oh. So? So long. I'll play him a flute, and as soon as one comes out, just grab him behind the hood. Here goes. No, no. Oh, go ahead. You want Tanagra's job, don't you? She's taking your job. Hmm. Besides, this is fun. Let's go now, huh? Good girl. Here's Snakey. Snakey, Snakey, Snakey. Oh, dear. Here comes one out of the basket. Here's Snakey. Oh, oh, oh. Got a saucer of milk for you. That big fella's Rangoon. He's the dean of our staff.  Keep it up, Susie. Keep it going. Nice Rangoon. Good old fellow. Come, let Susie scratch your ears for you. Nice, nay. Nice. Now, Royal. Now. Nice Rangoon. Gotcha. What do I do now? What do I do now? What do I do with him? What do I? Put him back. Put him back in the hammer. But don't just drop him. Push him away from here. Oh, beat it, Snake. Oh. Oh, that's it. Now, now. Oh, and that's all there is to it. Now, was that so difficult? Well, come to think of it. No. Let's do it once more. Oh, no. No, thanks.  Spoils them. Well, frankly, I have bigger plans for you. Oh. You're going to play a clarinet instead of a flute so I can handle a boa constrictor. No, thanks, John. No, no, Susie. Let's forget the snake act for a while. I want you to look at what I have in this case. There. Knives. 18 perfectly balanced steel throwing knives. What did you have to do to get them? Well, you see that board there with a human figure outlined on it? Yes. So? That's my target. You mean you throw knives? That's my act. And you want to cut me on that, too? Cut me in. What am I saying? Susie, you've a beautiful picture. Let's keep it that way. An audience would be all for you. And all we need is new blood in the act. What happened to all the old blood? Are you afraid? Afraid. You amuse me. Old Tanagra stealing your job. Have you the courage to take her? Not only my job, my dream man. You see, and I never miss. What I want to know is do you ever hit? Never. Let's try it. Now you go over and stand against the board. Goodie, goodie, gun pop. Go ahead. That's it now. Turn around. Now I lay me down to sleep. Now stand still. Don't move. Smile. Steady now. And a one. And a two. And a three. Bang! Good shot. That went right between your right arm and your body. Steady now. And a one. And a two. And a three. Oh, you got me. I'm here. Oh, you are. Oh, I am. My ear. Where's my ear? Help. Plastic surgeon. Plasma. First aid. Help. You're perfectly all right. Well, then what happened to my ear? Where's my left ear? It's under your hair. Not on top of it. What? Oh. The handle just touched your ear in passing. That's all. Oh.  It was hard on me. All right.  Especially the first time. Do you mean to say that this is the first time you've ever thrown a knife at a live person? Did fine, didn't I? You could have killed me. The odds were against it. That's murder. Man slaughter. I looked it up before I tried it. Well, that's what I mean by being business-like about my profession. Uh-huh. Could I have a look at one of those knives, Sunny Boy? Sure. Best you can buy. Here. Uh-huh. You, uh, you now have two shoulder blades, right? Yes, yes. That's normal. Would you like to try for three? What do you mean? Start running, Royal. And if I can put this knife between your shoulder blades. Susie. Start running, Sunny Boy. No, Susie. Start running. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. Susie. She is writing a note on Susie's desk. Dear Mr. Gerard. K-Minute Nun, as per your instructions, have gone out to lunch. Susie, huh? William Gerard, Inc. advertising. Are you the office boy? I am Mambro's gretts' Office Manager, a third assistant. This is Princess Tanagra. Be wedged. Do me a big favor. Bring that empty suitcase behind the spare desk down to the side store in a taxi. I need it right away. I'm sorry, Princess. I'm all booked up. Well, then I'll... How does she think she is that phony princess? Empty suitcase. Doesn't feel empty. Yeah, but it was empty when Tanagra brought it in. I didn't put nothing in it. And Mr. Girard ain't leaving, and besides, he has his own luggage. Who could...Suzie? Oh, no, she don't. She ain't running off with that character royal. She's not joining any circus. I'll fix that. Who do they think they are? Snakes! Oh, snakes! Cobra, help! Never. Hey, boss, look out! Oh, Ambrose, for Pete's sake, what are you doing up on that filing cabinet? Boss, don't move! Look at the floor! Oh! Get the police!  Get somebody! No, no, don't get excited. Let's get to work now. Get to work! Mr. Girard, don't go to your desk. You'll cut yourself off from the door like happened to me. It's a snake! I know. I know. Let's get some work done. A cobra! A genuine King Cobra! Yeah, yeah, it's a real beaut this time. This time? Biggest snake I've seen since the old bootleg days. Boss, I'm telling you! I never had the morning after so bad that other people saw them too. Must be getting old. Oh, well... Get up on your desk. He's coming for you. What? Well, great snakes! This isn't a hangover! Can't you make a few telephone calls while you're up on your desk? Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure. Hello, operator, give me a snake. I mean, connect me with a cobra. Operator! Hello, boy! Hey, Susie! Susie! Look out! Well, for goodness' sake! Then snake, snake! Oh, oh, oh! Oh, that! It's a cobra! Yeah, I know. That's Rangoon. It's deadly poison!  I'll go looking for a cane. Won't you, Ambrose? No!  Oh, don't get worked up, boys. I'll handle a situation.  Susie, darling, don't! I beg of you! Susie, what did you say? I don't want to be a widow before I'm a groom, that's all. Bill! All right, now get away from that animated road. Oh, William, dear, for you and me. No, no! Oh, you inspire me here, Snakey. Oh, there's a good fellow. No! Stop it! I can't! There, now, Snakey. So there, so I... Grab him! You do the suitcase. Susie! Oh, hum, hum. So to work. I came for that suitcase of mine I just telephoned about. Jerusalem. What's wrong? You tell me what's wrong. Why is everybody pale green? Oh, the snake got out, that's all. What are you doing with that suitcase? You mean, baby? Baby got out? Luckily, I remembered some of my childhood snake lore. That, along with a smattering of Hindustani, which I happened to possess. What I want to know is, was anybody bitten? Oh, dear, no. That's a relief. You might have all been dead in five minutes. Huh? I was going to take Baby to the vet to have her poison fangs removed, but he kept stalling me off. You mean that isn't Rangoon? No, this is Baby. Baby has teeth? It ain't bridge work, dearie. Why? Oh, nothing. Nothing. Susie! Susie! Susie! Are you all right now, Susie? Where's Tanagra? I sent her packing with a king-size fishworm, darling. I'm all right. What did you say? I said, darling. Oh, better send for Tanagra to come back. Why? Well, you're going to need a secretary, aren't you? I'll be busy with the house and babies. The curtain falls in the final act of Susie of the Soldiers. Our star Marjorie Reynolds will return for a curtain call after this timely message from Wendell Niles. Man, here's an outfit that's known and respected throughout the world. Yes, just about everybody has heard of the constabulary of the U.S. Army. Now, you young men have the opportunity to join this colorful outfit doing occupation duty in Germany. If qualified, you can enlist in the Army for direct assignment to these yellow scarf troopers. And here's another great opportunity. The Army's famous First Division is also looking for top-flight men. The first every bet has distinguished as the constabulary is also carrying out interesting occupation tasks in Europe. So there you have it, men. Your chance to make your career in either one of two honored Army units, the Constabulary and the First Division. You'll be doing some of the most interesting work open to a young man today. Ask at your local recruiting station right away all about this new enlistment opportunity. Now back at the microphone are star Marjorie Reynolds and our producer. Well, Marjorie, it's good to see you back again in Hollywood after your long and I understand quite successful tour in England. It's good to be back, C.P. Let's see, you were over there in... Oh, in a stage play, burlesque. The British edition of the Broadway hit. You were away more than six months, weren't you? Yes, it was a long tour. I guess we covered most of England. Manchester brightened among the cities and finished up in London. At the Garrick or the Princess? Both of the theaters, C.P. How are the audiences? Oh, really very good. Everywhere. And their reactions are all very enthusiastic. You know, Marjorie, I fully expected you to return with an accent very British, Oxfordian. Well, that's just the point. When I started thinking about accent before I went over, I was concerned. And then I realized that our Hollywood English, you know, like Clark Gable, Robert Taylor, Robert Montgomery, George Murphy speak, well, it's really international. And if I used ordinary colloquial speaking rather than, say, some of our regional accents, then I shouldn't have any trouble. And you were received there the same as our audiences, except any of the better British actors here. No trouble at all. Well, the only trouble I had was with their slanting stages. Oh, the rake. That's some of their customary engineering. They think the slanting stage gives the audience a better view. Well, you should have seen my first dance. I acclaimed to Leeward like an automobile with a sprung frame, but managed to keep out of the footlights and the audience's lap. And now you can laugh about it, but it was serious then. I'll bet your ad-lib ability was improved, too. Oh, was it? And you should have been watching one scene. I was to make a brilliant exit through the doorway and the doorknob fell off of my hand. Yes, I learned ad-lib, but I loved it. And I want to go back over there again. Before you do, be sure to come back for another visit here with us, will you? Oh, thank you. I will. Now, who's playing next week's CP? Well, next week, Marjorie and ladies and gentlemen, we present a period play. Paul Revere wrote A White Horse. It seems that the silversmith, Revere, has an assistant who departs from the alloy formula for sterling by adding elements of romance. Richard Naye portrays the handsome Revere assistant. Grand. I'll be listening. Goodbye. Goodbye, Marjorie. Be sure to join us next week, ladies and gentlemen, when we present Richard Naye and Paul Revere wrote A White Horse. Until then, this is CP McGregor saying thanks for listening and cheerio from Hollywood. Gregory Reynolds appears with the courtesy of the Hollywood Board in the committee which arranges for the appearance of all stars on this program. Script was by Milton Geiger, a music under the direction of Eddie Skravanik. This program was transcribed in Hollywood for release at this time. Thank you.


Emotional intelligence, also known as EI or EQ, is the brain's ability to see feelings coming and then to use them, listen to what they've got to say and manage them effectively. People with lots of EI recognize their own emotions and can identify them in others. This allows them to discern between different feelings, adjust their inner states and communicate better. Perhaps the most relevant model of emotional intelligence was developed by the psychologists John Mayer and Peter Salovey, who defined it in 1990 as the sum of four skills, perceiving, using, understanding and managing emotions. Perceiving emotions is our ability to detect them in faces, pitches and voices, including in ourselves.  Using emotions is the ability to align our hearts with our heads. People who are emotionally intelligent can perceive their changing moods and as a result may change what they do to channel their feelings effectively. Understanding emotions is our ability to comprehend the complex relationships between feelings. It involves recognizing and describing how moods evolve and change over time. Understanding emotions is the ability to regulate feelings in ourselves and in others. People who are good at that can control their sentiments, manage their moods and are able to influence the emotions of others. While some people seem to be naturally gifted with all four abilities, others have to work hard on every single one of them. The good news is, most of us can improve our EI through mindfulness, exercises, therapy and education and it seems it's worth the effort. Higher emotional intelligence often correlates with higher academic and professional success. This is because our emotions and the way we manage them impact directly on our brain's ability to listen and learn. As Peter Salovey concluded, people in good moods are better at inductive reasoning and creative problem solving. So what do you think? Is emotional intelligence something we can and should try to teach in schools? And if so, how? Tell us your thoughts and experiences of improving your own EI in the comments below.


Chidi learned a former member of the River State House of Assembly as condemned to the gestures of Atikwa Bobaka to hear some wiki over his presidential running mate. Was our guest on PlusPolitics also packed by Ogbuna and Wuke, a PDP stalwart? Take a listen. I want to align myself with the sentiment expressed by Ogbuna and Wuke. I want to say that the people who are already behaving as if they have become president already and carrying on as if you can do without the section of the country. So when the associations of Atikwa Bobaka, the former governor of Niger State, the former governor of Jigawa State, and all the others who had chosen him for positions in the Atikwa government, you get to make statements that suggest as if Governor Wuke was a trouble monger. And even the candidate himself, while availing his preferred choice, was also uncharitable with his comments on that day. You know why you give the impression that you chose somebody who can be president? You leave it to all kinds of canons of interpretation. As if those who were not chosen do not have the capacity to be president. And we are not going to general election or presidential books about the candidate of the PDP. But let us say how far they can go. We here in River State were firmly under the control and leadership of Governor Wuke. So it doesn't make sense. And the other one, let's go back to the commissioning. It will not be the first time that people who are not PDP members have gone to River State to commission projects. At least in the immediate past, one can recall that Senator Roto has spoken to Roto, who was among those who came to River State to commission projects. And Lee can testify to that. What we are talking about right now is not political party. People who are eminent Nigerians have been invited to River State to commission projects. Now, I think Samo, for example, was a performing governor. And he is governor of River State. And everyone agrees that stars don't prepare, stars attract. So even though the state governor invited GD Samo to commission a project, I don't see why anybody should impute politics into it. These people are members of the governor's forum. They are friends too. They are associates. So how can you claim that the mere invitation extended to brother governor to commission a project in Rivers?


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This is the t-shirt that we designed for the farmer and we delivered this t-shirt for the farmer during the farmer meeting. That contained a main message to the farmer, healthy chicken, need no antibiotics. Or in Vietnamese, this is Ga Kueh, Khung Khang Sen. This is the study trying to reduce the level of antibiotic use in chicken production by providing four key components to the farmer, to the vet. And we try to reduce as much as possible to see the impact of production on the level of resistance in chicken production. The chicken is addicted to antibiotic like the Ancaholic, so we named the term Chicken Ancaholic. So that's the term in Vietnam at the moment. My name is Van Kueh. I'm a British student. I graduated as a veterinarian working in the animal or livestock field. And then I quit my 32 master in biotechnology and I have changed to go to our first university clinical research now at the moment. And at that time there are big projects doing research on antibiotic resistance. I work as a project coordinator, which I have to set up everything, actually, even though I have to go to the farms, visit them, look at the farm. That's the fantastic time since I can travel to the right fields, see the beautiful color in the countryside, and then talk to the farmer just like a friend and a very friendly farmer, and then we can drink at the end of the story. The society has different angles, different views of antibiotic resistance. Some of them are afraid of this because some worship or they read the news or read the Facebook, we did not really scientific evidence that antibiotic resistance can cause a lot of diseases or cancer in humans. But actually the key men of antibiotic resistance in animal impact the people by they're not a clean food for them. So if they consume chicken with antibiotic in their body slowly in the long term you may get some disease. Our results have two states. The baselines we call baselines phase and the intervention phase. The baselines phase we should go and collect the information in the intervention phase. We provide support to the farmer as I said before. We provide farmer training so they can do better practice. We provide training for the vet so they can have farmer diagnostic. We also provide the diagnostic support for the farmer when the chicken is getting sick. We also provide the anti-native product which replace antibiotic but pushing the chicken health so the farmer not rely on the antibiotic anymore. If we can target the reduce it's like 50% we somehow can see the effect that whether we reduce the level of resistance or not. And if we can do that we can sell the chicken live and also we can sell the human live because they are the clear link between the resistance in animal and human.


That's only in the last 5, 10 years we've understood the importance of sleep and the importance of detoxification of the brain basically. So lying down and sleep is helpful for clearing all the toxin metabolites that build up in your brain. Much like urine is for blood that is clearing your blood basically of toxins and other things to keep homeostasis. And in the brain there is constant dialysis going on actually. Blood goes to the brain, CSF is made, and amyloid and all these bad players are cleared. And so sleep and maybe reclining and a variety of factors are important for clearing these toxins in the brain that build up when we don't sleep adequately.


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Luis, what pleased you about how you were throwing the ball today? I think everything, you know, I think I was, you know, the playing the Roman guy and got before the game. I think it worked out well. You know, possible command. It was good. Change out. It was great again. You know, I think his ladder was better than last time too. What was noticeably different about how you were throwing sliders to lefties? Yes, you know, the mindset is not the same when you when you visualize a righty in the lefty, just, you know, something that you can't explain. It's just something like when you see a lefty, it's not the same. I first see a righty. You were in a compression sleeve to start the game. I think in the third inning, it was when you took it off. What were you wearing that for? And why did you take it off? I didn't, I didn't start with the impression man in the first inning. I didn't have the first inning. I used it when I finished my inning to get me warm, my arm warm inside. So I didn't realize that I was wearing it. I think nobody realized, even the umpire realized. That's why I was pitching and realized that I had been on it and I took it out and put it in my pocket. But no reason. It just I put it up when I finished my inning and I sit down and just put it there to get my own tight one. In your eyes, what do you feel is left for you to feel a hundred percent? I've been feeling a hundred percent. You know, I feel great. You know, I feel great. Like I said, I just need to work more in my pitches. But every time he's getting better and better. Excuse me. What was it like taking the mound after that tribute to Cece? It was great. You know, for me, Cece is one of the greatest person and pitcher and teammates I ever have. You know, he is a great guy. He's a great guy. And just, you know, I don't know how he handled that over there.  I've been crying inside. So he's a great guy.  You've been saying you want to come back and not just contribute but be an ace again. Two starts into this. Do you feel you're all the way back and ready to match up against the Verlanders in the playoffs? Of course, you know, it's not about me. You know, we have a great team.  He's my guy. She's got to face Verlander and I just need to go there and get five good inns to say good inns. You know, I think we can match way any team in any time. Do you feel fresher now than you would be after 29 or 30 starts in a full season? Yeah, of course.  So, you know, I feel fresh and I feel good to go. Of course, the full strength to you feel. Excuse me? Of course, the full strength to you feel. I think I feel full. You know, I mean, I mean, I think the velocity velocity is there even during the last season. I was going a little bit tired at the end, but I was going to think I was I was going to say, you know, that was going to be my last and my last hitter right there. But I feel good. You think you're going to have a prominent role during the playoffs in the pitching staff? I think anybody everybody here is going to get a good role in the playoffs. You know, everybody here been doing a good job all season and I think they continue doing the postseason too. The mound and behind it and kind of, I don't know, what were you thinking? What were you trying to do by a couple times you walked behind the mound kind of took a few minutes. What were you thinking? What were you trying to do?  And what I can do to fix it. How important do you view home field advantage for playoffs? I think it's used for us. You know, I think we we got to go a better team when we play at home. You know, we got the fans. We're comfortable. We are home. I think we we are now, you know, I know we clinch but this is this is this is not over. You know, we need to go up there and play and get my best.


Here's a map of our local superclusters, including the Virgo supercluster. As you can see, galaxies and clusters of galaxies are not uniformly distributed in the universe. Instead, they collect into vast clusters, filaments and walls of galaxies. Interspersed with large voids in which very few galaxies seem to exist, a filament is constructed of galaxies and galaxy clusters. The Perseus-Pegasus filament is an example. Walls are much wider and thicker than filaments. Here we see the Fornax, Centaurus, Sculptor and the Great Wall, or Coma Wall. The Great Wall is one of the longest known superstructures in the universe. It is approximately 200 million light years away and measures over 500 million light years long, 300 million light years wide and 16 million light years thick. Voids are the vast empty spaces between filaments, which contain very few or no galaxies at all. There are 25 major voids in our local superclusters. Only a few are marked here. The Sculptor Void is the largest in the nearby universe. Let's take a look at some of the superclusters and some of the galaxies photographed by Hubble that are contained in these superclusters.


It is the fan-favourite segment, the fans on the touchline, where we are speaking about international football with regards to what is happening, international friendlies, Eurocup qualifiers, UEFA Nations League, unfortunately England didn't qualify through to the final, of course Portugal and Holland meeting in the final after, of course, they cruised through beating both Switzerland and England respectively and joining me on this particular platform is the panelist to take us through the same Josaina, is equally an England fan like myself and going through plenty of predicaments, man United not performing very well, lying six will be playing Thursday night football, England at the same time it's not coming home man, what's happening to the mighty three Lions, are they three kittens? No, no, no, at least now we have the women's World Cup which started yesterday and we are hoping for a positive view from that, obviously there's a lot to talk about that game, it was a disappointing game. Disappointing game, Jijomondi asports generalist also joining us, it's been a while man, have you been? I've been good. Everything is kukankari, right? Yeah, I can't complain that much. And Osor Robert is also still with us, Eden Hazard with regards to Matas transfer is already officially joined Los Blancos of Real Madrid, big blow to Chelsea football club or they anticipated that to happen? It's not a big blow, this is something that they expected, it was premeditated because he announced after the last year's World Cup that he wanted to move to Madrid which has been his long time dream for Makidia. And you see the Madrid and Barcelona train only passes once, so it goes and you don't get on board to migrate in future, these are the biggest clubs in the world with the biggest history, so with him going to Spain is going for a new adventure and maybe he wants to win new stuff because there's nothing new at Chelsea he needs to win, maybe the champions will go on. In the past to end up was associated with a move to Man United, it was such a privilege but nowadays it's not. Well, the performance of the last couple of seasons can determine a lot in terms of transfer windows at one to also the qualification for continental football. So if you look at Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, if you look at now Man City, look at Liverpool in this continental football, this prestige that comes with that move, so obviously it's going to be a big deal. But unfortunately for the likes of Manchester United, likes of Arsenal, Marseille, you're looking at the lower tier of hybrid clubs, likes of AC Milan. It's going to be a problem to attract this big time players. Is that the same reason Man United has already netted the services of a little known Daniel James from Swansea? I think Manchester United can still attract whoever player that they want. It is that these players now at the moment like Joe Saino said they don't have the ambition to come to Manchester United because Manchester does not give them the caliber of football that they want. But for those of this club like Manchester United, AC Milan, Arsenal, they are still living in the past. You see like Manchester United all the time that they fail, everybody is up and saying that we don't play like this, we need to be playing like this, we need to go back to the fagason kind of football, the best kind of football we watched was fagason. But now it has changed. You need to have a manager who comes in and places his own brand of football that will guarantee you success. If Liverpool were still saying that we need the Kenny Douglas kind of football, we need the Robbie Fowler kind of football, they cannot have won the Champions League. They brought in a coach who just came in and said, these I want my team to play, these are the kind of players I want and look at where they are. If Manchester goes on doing that, they are going to fail. For Real Madrid and Barcelona, when they say, Joe, are you coming to Banabo? It's now or never. It's done. They are not going to wait for you. George said that for you to come in next time and say, last time is not work, I need it now. The moment they say it's jam, you ask how high. George, you read from the same script with them? We have suffered a lot since Faji left. He is a guy who had a philosophy of nurturing kids from the academy and maybe buying some not so big names and nurturing them into big players. But since he left, they have fumbled a lot with new coaches, coming up with new ideas that don't really work from Van Gogh to Mourinho to Ryan Giggs also tried and now Socia.  They have to suffer more because it will take maybe 2 to 3 more years to maybe come back at par with the likes of Madrid and even Man City. We know about them, the likes of Madrid, Barcelona and other big sides. So it will take time but they have to take one line and then just like Klopp did with Liverpool, it took long, he lost two major finals but in the long run he made it. And right now he lost only the league via a single point and I'm sure next season he'll be garnering for it. That's the biggest thing he's going for right now after the over 20 years spell. After the conclusion of Yofa Champions League football, that's final between Liverpool and Spas of which the latter won by 2-0. There has been huge build up as far as transfer window is concerned. Teams getting associated with whom they prefer signing and even the actual signings happening like that of Eden Hazard from Chelsea football club to Santiago. Banabu Daniel James from Swansea to Man United but overall what do you make of the bigger up? I think it's going to become bigger. Obviously right now you're getting the smaller clubs making those first transfers a bit cheaper so that you can get over and down with before the pre-seasons. But for these major clubs like Manchester United yesterday released 18 players. Out of the 18 players only two were senior players. That being Anda Herrera and Atoni Valencia. So you'd see them now going for those smaller sort of transfers but if you look at people like Real Madrid, Jovic and Hazard. If you look at Bruce Hedokmond again making the two signings. Toga and Hazard. Yes. If you're a manager you'd want to settle this quick and fast so that by the time the pre-season starts obviously you have a team that you can gel with. However media comes into the play. The board also comes into the play when they need to sign the player that they want to sign. Also managers like now Muruchisari having this talks with juventus, a possible juventus managerial position. So again it varies. But for the smaller teams definitely they get it done quicker. Are you going to speak about something that happened in midweek? I watched both games in Portugal again in Switzerland. Of course Cristiano Ronaldo doing what he knows doing better. Replicating his club and glittering format juventus for the national side. Of course that sparking, eliciting that debate that has existed before with regards to who between Ronaldo and Messi is better. Because when it comes to national team performance Messi doesn't do better for Argentina and like Ronaldo as he did for Portugal as far as UEFA Nations league is concerned. Holland against England. Holland talking about the orange. Of course they missed out in 2018 World Cup and even at some Euro Cup tournament. But the rebuilding looks like it's been splendid because they raised the occasion and performed very better. Ahead of the final set for tomorrow. Portugal against Netherlands. Where do you put your money? Well it's a tough one there because Portugal you've got Netherlands, a young team that is coming up with great young players playing good football, the total football that everybody used to talk about and it's a good one for them. But Portugal comes in with the experience of playing at a final at a Calibra tournament. The last time Netherlands on a big final was back in 2010 when they lost to Spain in the World Cup in South Africa. But now they have been out of the game, they have been out of two Euro championships, they have been out of two World Cup championships. Now they are coming back. The good thing is they have rebuilt and they have a team but this team still has a long way to go. For Portugal they won their Euro, the current Euro that everybody is talking about is in the hands of Portugal. They have got experienced players who raised to the occasion and above it all they have got Cristiano Ronaldo. So with those kind of factors that they have at them I'll go for Portugal in this European fight. Can we say this is the best ever Portugal squad? Of course we had the likes of Anderson, Deco, Luis Figo, Cristiano Ronaldo then Luis Nani. But we have the likes of Young Taxi Jawa Felix, we have William Cavallo at the mid Bruno Fernandez. The experienced Bruno Menes is also at the back, Pepe. Can we say this is the best ever squad for Portugal? Well I might not be in a position to say about that because I have not watched a lot of Portugal's past games but I can say they have done their best. They have brought Portugal to the map because back in the day Portugal played in this. I think 74 World Cup with likes of Yusebio. That was the best export that Portugal ever had up until now that we have Cristiano Ronaldo. But then again it is a good group of players that have done their best to bring Portugal to where it is at the moment. Gigi your thoughts with regards to UEFA Nations League. Englands fielded a completely different squad from whom they played during the World Cup. Guarded Southgate, where did he go wrong? Well this is a game that England played so well. The only blunder they did is in the defence. Only two blunders they were punished terribly. Because they played so well, they were holding on. I think they were either headed to penalties or even maybe winning it in extra time. But the kind of goals they considered leaves a lot to desire. And then another blunder that ensured the Dutch got a 3-1 win. What has that been said? Inglanda have not reached any major finals since 1966. So they have to fight more harder and avoid such blunders. Because when it comes to the semifinals and the finals there is no rehearsal. It is what you do in the 90 minutes that will lead you to the title. So they didn't play that but it's only the blunders that can be rectified. And maybe they have a better chance in the next season. I'm sure they'll do better. And talking about Portugal and Holland, the Dutch are coming up so well. I look at a delete at the back with Van Dijk. A very experienced defender who was just on the Champions League and a very young coming budding defender who reached the same ease. So apart from that they have better players like Dijon and former Manchester man Deliblinde. And Memphis De Pye. De Pye who is coming up so well. So the Dutch are also good and it's going to be a very good final. Because with the Dutch having a strong defense and a better midfield. Up front and maybe the younger player Jua Felix. But the biggest blunder for Portugal is their defense. They are main and doing. Paper is 35 and Rebedo is 34. If you give them the younger players maybe one on one, maybe coming up. They may be good in experience but when it comes to pace and maybe creativity, their means have reached them. So maybe a formist temporary class is permanent and experience still remains. Because we saw yesterday when Spain played fairer islands they beat them forward and one man was on the scoresheet as well is Sergio Ramos the Real Madrid defender. So we can as well say experience is also key when it comes to even national football assignments. It does because if you look at it from hindsight England failed because of the same reason you just mentioned right now. Experience in the midfield. We had figure and death, we had Rose Buckley and we had Declan Rice. Declan Rice has been brilliant for Western United. But if you look at the same setup that Holland had made with De Jong and with Jijiwan Adam who just won the Champions League if you look at the defense, the late and then again Virgil van Dijk. What Garret Southgate was trying to play was trying to play from the back. There's only been one English team that has done that successfully this season and its success has been shown which is Manchester City. Pep Guardiola has formed that basis of playing from the back the same way he's been doing it with Bayern Munich the same way he's been doing it with Barcelona. Garret Southgate is getting an English team that is used to the English way of playing. Long ball defend and counter and now to play from the back. And that was the undoing. That's why John Stones had those two errors. That was the undoing. You cannot play from the back if you're not used to it. John Stones has been playing from the back with the likes of Otamendi with the likes of Vincent Company but has not been playing from the back with Harry Maguire because Harry Maguire has been playing a long ball with Leicester City. So the difference is big and that was the undoing in that game. The question I had when I saw that with Garret Southgate is you are going on to a critical stage of the competition and you are allowing players to go home because Nikola Stump is ground with Henderson the captain of Liverpool. Yes, you have won the UEFA Champions League. You are going to celebrate with your team but I need you in camp because you are my best player in Euros and there is no way I'm going to let you out. Eric Dyer, where was he? He should have made it to the team so in selection might be a problem because you brought in players who have not played together for a long time and the success of your team was with other players who are not in the team. Because if you look at the game they played against Croatia that they won at Wembley if you look at the same team that played in the semifinals of the World Cup again against Croatia 3 at the back, there was that unity. This time obviously the selection process was a bit absurd I have to say not disregarding that these players are brilliant they are brilliant is just that the selection was a bit absurd because having Henderson and Ruben Loftestik in the midfield at least you have some security in that but Declan Rice, Fabian Delph yes Delph won the Premier League with Man City but do you see him as a defensive midfield? I don't. Yesterday FIFA Women's World Cup kicked off though low key but it did and France of course beating Korea Republic and today several fixtures are on card as we speak of course our African counterparts South Africa will be playing against Spain and German against China Republic another fixture of course will beat between Norway and Nigeria but how come women's world cup can't match the standards of what we witnessed in Russia a few months ago come on, come on people need to know that as much as we talk about equality and I want to apologize that I may not be quoted out of context as much as we talk about feminism we talk about equality between men and women the women football has come a long way but it's still got a long way to go the level of investment in the men's game is a lot and the men's game is not where it is today because it started yesterday it started a long time ago so the women's game is just catching up to what the men's game has been sports all over the world has majorly been male dominated but now we are getting women coming into sport yes we embrace them yes we accept them yes they should be there but it will take time for them to get to where they are actually one of the teams that we have to be proud of has got to be Banyana Banyana of South Africa because it is the first time that they are making it women's world cup so that's a big plus for African teams a team like Starlitz when they look at Banyana Banyana they say that's where we are supposed to be that's our caliber that's the class where we are supposed to be so Banyana Banyana is a big plus for Africa and for South Africa to making to women football and actually to the FIFA World Cup you realize the teams that usually are in the women's FIFA World Cup the traditional suspects France, Brazil, Germany, Netherlands, Korea so for Africa with Banyana Banyana we have to say we are trying Nigeria, they are there, Cameroon, they are there but we still have got a lot of work to do to get them there is it high time the Rambe Starlitz also emulate on the African women counterparts in Nigeria and Banyana Banyana of South Africa and qualify to these global showpieces because they are on the verge of qualifying to African cup of nations the women's version but during the last minute Guinea Bissau, their petition going through and therefore Kenya couldn't make it to the African showpiece is it high time now they also qualify to the World Cup Starlitz have the pay degree of making it all the way but we have to look at the kind of support we are giving them now if to look at the women's league it's in shambles because most of the matches are postponed because the players decided not to play the FIFA cash has not been reimbursed into their accounts the players are suffering they are not being paid, they are just playing for passion this is something that we only look at the KPL but we live along the women's KPL which has suffered a lot but let's hope Nick Mwendo and these guys will ensure the cash is reimbursed into their accounts the league is giving a better backup we can even get more support because when you looked at the France matches it was sold out completely which means the French are supporting the women talking about Banyana Banyana they have all the support and that's why they've made their first encounter into the World Cup this they've made in showpiece so talking about we have to first look at how we build our league because we can't go to the World Cup having a stronger league and because we don't have many players playing outside the country so we have to rely on our local business to groom them and make them better players for the showpiece then talking about continentally the likes of Nigeria have been there all along Nigeria has played in all the seven major tournaments but they have never gone past their quarters no past the second round they have only been soaking goals time and again so which means that as a country we also have to fight hard because they did so well in the Afghan they finished position 2 and Nigeria won it but we have to pull up our socks to win anything in the major tournament just like our men in the men's World Cup our women are also not doing good so it's high time they fought harder they got more support and the women's football will grow bigger day by day and talking about African football in general of course there are predicaments facing the same kuf president Ahmad was arrested on Thursday morning and he was released yesterday several scandals roking kuf office since he got into power replacing the long-serving Isa he and Infantino Ahmad got re-elected as FIFA president saying that integrity has to prevail as far as governance and administration of football is concerned and he hoped for law taking its course and the culprits investigated and found you culpable you faced the full force of the law is that going a long way in termising the reputation of African football even as we seek at some point winning FIFA World Cup definitely you can't be the president of CAF and then you are arrested ok, interactions investigations, allegations of you being corrupt, allegations of you bribing here and there you can't do that as a leader the football fraternity will suffer the football fraternity will suffer when FIFA thinking about hosting another World Cup in Africa the football fraternity will suffer when we are busy trying to push the elite African clubs to even compete in the club World Cup competitions, it will definitely as Kenya we will suffer, why? because by the time we are putting our best foot forward the Harambe stars by the time we are putting our best foot forward we are ready for continental football something else will arise the worst part is it's a corruption allegation it's not even certain things will not happen it's a corruption allegation anything with corruption anything with misappropriations of funds or just blatantly not being a profession in the office will make the football fraternity suffer it is what it is there will be a replay after the shambles that was witnessed during that particular clash how come Kaaf Champions League is home and away how come it can't be one of just like UEFA Champions League football overseas that's just a modality of Kaaf how they decided how they want to get their winner and they went for the final to be home and away that one we've got no problem with it whatsoever you can play home and away and this time around the games the thing was the caliber and level of officiating that was on that game tells you that it was not good enough when you see players walking off the pitch an hour before the game comes to an end tells you something was wrong in this game who is this person that is influencing such kind of decisions we've got the VAR that with the video assistant that was allowed into that game it is going to be brought into the Africa Cup of Nation where was the referee not following that now they are saying that the final will be played in a neutral ground probably in South Africa but it's already said that African football is really tanish it's not that clean as everybody expected to be when you see a caliber final like that being thrown into shambles the way it did then you see our own president being caught up because of tax evasion issues in France and being questioned by authorities tells you the level of football in Africa worldwide it's 30 years but also in Africa the game is really on its knees Jojo Monde is that the same reason from the journalistic point of view is that the same reason we've written several African football lovers supporting over his football at the expense of their own and they are being accused of lack of patriotism we've had even long-saving administrators in Nikola Smusoni when Kasekafa is being staged at home for example again Pete in Kenya and Rwanda played at Nyanyu National Stadium then at the nearby joint in Nairobi West people are in pubs watching Arsenal against Newcastle United is that partly the cause? sure to some extent that is because Africa is in shambles just like a bustle and let me clarify one thing during the finals between Esperance and Raigad the guys were responsible for the VAR they came up with a statement saying that the VAR had issues it was in the working so in this case what the players were crying for was why do you have this thing here why it's not working they were asking the ref just make a clear decision talk to your management we will waste time here and at the end of the day we won't come to work so that was a big blanda I hope it doesn't happen any time again because if you have VAR and it's not working what is the function of it being there so then again we are headed to the Afghan it's only a week before the drama kicks off the official Umbro ball has not reached the participating teams and countries right now what does that mean we don't have an official website running ready right now we should be having an official website of Kaf and Afrikan Afghan running and that shows that we are ready we are ready for this tournament but right now if you look at the balls being used by Kinaanyama, Kina Egypt not yet we have not gotten the official ball despite being launched a month ago so Africa is still down we need to catch up we need to pull up our socks our president being caught up in cases in Paris with suspicions tells you a lot football is dirty but in Africa I think it's more pathetic because even look at there's a time I talked to Dylan Kark during his tenure at Gore he said there are much against experience in Tunisia because the dirtiest much is ever witnessed in his life because referees are doing whatever they want Afriki is given to an opposing player while the Arab players kicked the Kenyan player he was telling me it was so bad that he felt like football has gone to the dogs but we still have a lot to do by ensuring the by ensuring the final will be replayed after AFKON it's another big plan because at least 8 players from experience will have their contracts done by then what does that mean if they don't renew their contracts maybe temporarily to play the finals we will get the best out of the finals but the same thing happens to why the players who have contracts are running out by the time AFKON is done so Africa we need to work hard from local to continental everywhere we need to pull up our socks we are still very down Joe you are patting short your final submissions European leagues are over now we are looking forward to African cup of nations even there is an American tournament that is about to kick off which one will you be following I think Africa cup of nations definitely it's really sad listening to my brother Zane studio aggrieving to what is happening in African football you always attacking me when I am watching international football and I usually keep quiet but some of these things are there when the structures are not in place what happens to the great game of football ok they come from the rest of the world they come into South Africa they host a world cup brilliant last two nights ago they use VAR England vs Holland it works very well they say obviously a goal should have stood again when it comes to Africa it's not working you get all this inconsistency all these consistencies are not right so African cup of nations definitely would be something I will obviously look into and there is this French team the French team the ladies world cup they are forced to be reckoned with I watched this today's game and the counter attack was brilliant they have a defender who looks like Vajal van Dijk I think her name is Renado Bernardo yes she is brilliant yes she has got your attention I am telling you it's going to be a very very interesting women's world cup Rafael Nadal and Roger Federa did you watch that particular clash a long one but an upset again you see as a football fan you are used to 90 minutes not used to a whole day it's like asking me about the cricket world cup Osoro you are final thoughts man it's been a great show a great weekend but we pray that everything will be alright promise on a live television what you are going to do for me after here I promise you must see that and let's say happy birthday happy birthday big man nowadays we don't listen to words from mouth it's actions get you a return ticket to go watch nothing on forest play 2 times we offer champions league winners and of course they are not coming back to English Premier League it's hard it's really hard I am really sympathizing with the teams I went back down you see what happened to Aston Villa at least Aston Villa back look what happened to Debbie County after all that Frank Lampard has done the championship is one of the hardest if not the hardest league in the world the championship which reminds me of Shijia who was almost going down once you go down coming back is very difficult the same way Tika United has been relegated from the national supernik it's terrible you find people who have been there they have been trying to fight all year long what means you think they will come and overtake them they have been going so close to the Hong Kong servants trying to catch up then you come and think you will just go through I thank Shijia for fighting hard the likes of Amondi because he was in the DHL best players ranking the likes of Bush, Mali, Jacob they did splendidly well they did apart on the back just like you said we need to invert in sports let's not give players 24,000 per month yet they are fighting the bleeding for their country out there doesn't make sense let's ensure we have cash even if the government if we don't have corporates coming let the government help so we don't need excuse every now and then let's give these guys what they deserve let them perform but they are getting a good cash at the end of the day splendid show it's been every Saturday 1 to 3 we talking about sporting disciplines both locally and beyond every exciting world of sports of course you don't wanna miss this let's again do this next Saturday same place my name is Max Olazika alongside Robert Osoro wish you are fantastic we can't enjoy but let the conversation keep flowing at Osoro but such a touchline Y25 National Super League coming to a culmination tomorrow mouthwatering clashes expected to happen Thika United against Kisumul Stas Wazito FC playing at home at Kamptoa Agenest descent Joseph then another clash would be in Eldorette where Eldorette Youth play host to Nairobi steamer both three looking forward to be crown champion of the second tier football and get promoted to Kiam Premier League we gonna be keeping an eye on that particular development it's been a pleasure doing this let's meet next time have a fantastic weekend and enjoy bless


game coverage. And Jack, maybe on that show we'll have a little more light shed on the situation with Aaron Judge who of course is going to arbitration with the Yankees or hopes to settle before that or maybe sign an extension. Right and the Yankees have talked about how much they would like to keep Judge both Brian Cashman and Hal Steimer have said that and Judge has talked about how he would like to play the rest of his career in pinstripes. I do think that there is a marriage there to continue. I do think that this relationship will continue but can they reach some sort of agreement on a multi-year deal which would be a massive contract for someone of Judge's stature by opening day by April 7th because Judge said if nothing is determined or decided by then he doesn't really want it to be a distraction throughout the season. The Yankees know how important he is to their franchise both on and off the field. You look around Yankee Stadium you see a lot of fans wearing that number 99 jersey he plays both sides of the ball so adeptly and when he is performing well the Yankees perform well. It is that big risk reward for both sides a deal gets done early let's say this week that's good news for both the team and the player but you also kind of want to see what kind of a season Judge has. He could end up injured or maybe he has a tremendous season and helps his stock. Right Judge will be 30 in April also so he's not a free agent who is getting out there on the market at 26 or 27 as Bryce Harper, Manny Machado they were younger free agents but again I just have a feeling we might not know every last detail about the discussions and the negotiations when both sides are speaking that optimistically about keeping that partnership together I find it hard to believe that they won't find some sort of middle ground and reaching agreement. All right that is


The Value of Observed Teaching Practice for ESL Teachers This is an interesting article written by one of our TEFL alumni who shares her thoughts and the importance of observed teaching practice for ESL teachers. When I think of having my teaching observed either by an inspector or by a teacher in training, I think of the Christmas song, which impels its listeners, he knows when you've been bad or good, so be good for goodness sake. The reason is simple, when we know we are being scrutinized, we do a better job. In reality, students observe their teachers every day, and even without expertise in their field of education, students know implicitly a good teacher from a bad teacher. Still, having your teaching or teaching practice observed by fellow teachers, teaching coaches, inspectors or administrators can be valuable, not just because teachers will do a better job during the evaluation, but also because the feedback which the observer gives will be tremendously insightful and beneficial for the teacher's professional development. Though it was very nerve-wracking, my first experience with observed teaching was not during a practice lesson, I had been hired to fill a sudden vacancy in an international school in Asia. I was not, and still am not, a trained teacher, having received my BA in graphic design with a minor in mathematics. Yet, I found myself teaching an energetic group of 24 ESL students as their grade one teacher. No doubt, I was hired for my native English abilities and willingness alone.  The teaching point was about reading directions. I was so nervous, I hurried through the explanation and handed out a worksheet and bolted around the room ensuring that all the students stayed on task. Thankfully, the director was a gracious man and an experienced teacher. He didn't chide me for the fact that the teaching point was way too hard for six-year-old ESL students. He didn't tear me apart for not including differentiation. He just praised me for my energy and suggested that I talk a little more slowly for the children. It was a very basic correction, but it opened my eyes to see myself from the student's point of view. It gave me a goal to work towards. The school as a whole began to give teachers a chance to go into other teachers' classrooms and learn from each other. Now as an observer, I could really absorb ideas on how to manage behavior, engage students, pace lessons and much more. In fact, if I hadn't had opportunities to observe my peers getting it right and getting it wrong I don't know how I would have made it through my first year of full-time teaching. Therefore, I am a big proponent of having my lessons observed and getting the privilege of observing other teachers' lessons. Have you ever heard the maxim, the highest form of flattery is imitation? When it comes to teaching, we can pay no higher compliment than to imitate the best practices of those we have observed teaching. Yet, how we'll be able to imitate their best practices if we don't get to observe other teachers' practicing? At best, we can reach back into our memories of elementary, high school and university teachers who inspired us. But until we try to teach for ourselves, the specifics on what made a good teacher stand out will probably have been lost on us. That is why it is so important to be an observer of other teachers, our peers. Are you ready to teach English abroad? In conclusion, I believe that being observed in observing other teachers is highly valuable for professional development. When teachers grow through feedback, both corrections and praise, after observed lessons the students will ultimately benefit, and the quality of teaching and learning will be good, for goodness sake. Speak with an ITTT advisor today to put together your personal plan for teaching English abroad. Send us an email or call us toll free at 1-800-490-0531 to speak with an ITTT advisor today.


Hi, Tom. Peter, how are you today? I'm good. Tom is the Chief Executive Officer with I Minerals. And Tom, I have to admit, I didn't know much about your company before doing some research. And I'm really impressed. Well, thanks. It's quite a different play. This is, you know, most unlike conventional mining and that we have four unique industrial minerals which are used in everyday life. And so people are familiar with them, but they don't really recognize it because they're in products that you use every day but don't really know what the minerals go into. Right. I see your main product is quartz. So other than my bathroom countertop, what do I use quartz for in my everyday life? Well, there's quartz and there's quartz. You know, it's one of the most ubiquitous minerals on earth that it sells from about $25 a ton to $20,000 depending on the application. So where does it trade? Is there like abundant metals exchange? No, it does not trade. Okay. This is highly secretive and everything goes under contract. The largest company is Savelko Uniman. Oh, okay. And they have pretty much a monopoly on the very high-end, you know, $1,000 plus type quartz which goes into computer applications. So like the screen we're looking at, like an iPad, it's high-end quartz. All these other chips come out of that.  And so these things said they trade over a very wide range. But every mineral we have here is not alien trade. Yeah. And so the pricing, particularly for quartz, is quite opaque. So it's a lot like graphite in some forms of manganese. They trade off in exchange. That's great. Yeah. And so we have case fire, which is not exchange trade. We have Deloitte site, which is very high-value clay, which is, you know, quite novel and unique. And then we've got Medicaid, which is another clay product. And again, that goes in the cement industry. And so some of those, you know, you have a little bit of an understanding of Christ, but all this stuff is very, very opaque. Right.  Well, it's the Bowlville Cale and deposit. But it's out of a little town called Bowlville, which is about 30 miles or so due east of Moscow in Idaho. Right. How far is that from Boise, right? Yeah, Boise would be a couple hundred miles to the south. And it's about 110 miles due south of Spokane. Are you up in the mountains or out into the flats? That's quasi mountains. Kind of Haley. It's up about 2,000 feet or so. So it's not true mountains. Okay. So to the best of my recollection, the largest quartz deposit in the world is in Poland. Are you anything like that deposit? No, this is a very unique deposit. So we have four minerals, but like I said, there's quartz and there's quartz. And so if you look at like U.S. Silicon, some of the large guys here make cracking sands or make, you know, say lower-end quartz or plate glass. This is a more high-end quartz for more specialty type applications. So it's really for like LED lighting and solar glass and like computer screens and things of that nature. So it's a much higher quality product. So it must be high silica content or silicone? It's high silica, but there's actually several criteria. You don't want deleterious elements. And so it has very little iron and very low other minerals. And there's also the sizing of it. And there's also the fluidity of what really what the Scotty is. And so actually quartz has quite a few specifications. These are minerals, not elements. Right. There are parallels to the graphite industry. Correct, yes. Okay. What stage of the permitting are you at? Well, the permitting, we expect the final permitting here in about the next two weeks or so. You just got water, right? Well, we've got the water permit. And we have a land use permit with the state of Idaho. And so we've been working with them for about the last year. We put in the final information of things that they want. And so we expect that sometime in early May. And then we'll be basically ready to go, ready to build. Right. So you must have a feasibility study? The feasibility study was completed about a year ago. And that shows you a very robust economics. I was just off in Europe and we were talking to, you know, several different, you know, investors and things, but also one of our experts, we have a hoist expert, has a lot more uses and things for the hoist. So really the economics keep improving. And so this is a unique property. From the preliminary economic assessment, pre-fees fees to today, the numbers have been getting better and better. And really that comes down to marketing. There's a lot more uses for these materials. And as you look into these markets, particularly say, say for something like quartz, if you just do a little bit of grinding on it, you can put it in the paints and things like that. That adds a lot more value to it.  Any idea what the global market for quartz is annually? Well, the market in North America is about a million dollars per annum of high value quartz. And so there's, you know, many, many millions of tons, but these products really don't transport well. And that typically they go out bulk. They go out in 100 ton rail cars. They go out in bulk bags. So really you're looking at the marketing, you know, close to where the money is. And so the only real transportable product is the hoist site. Because that sells for thousands of dollars a ton. You know, that can be shipped in smaller quantities. And right now the big market of that is a journey. The feasibility must show a normalized run rate on those elements. Assuming full production capacity, what's your margin? Well, the margin is about 70%. This is very unlike, you know, conventional mining where it's in a gold mine you're moving hundreds of millions of tons to make a small nugget. Here 70% of what you mine is sold as product. And the other 30% is actually off-spec product. So it is going into tailings, but we're currently selling the tailings that were left behind from the historical mining area in the cement industry. So really everything you produce almost can be sold in some fashion. So your surface rock, it's like aggregate used for construction? That's actually like sand and clay. I mean, there's no drilling or blasting. All on your surface looks like a white powdery sand.  And again, there's not conventional mining equipment.  And you scoop it up and put it in the plant and you wash it. That takes the clay off for processing. Then the sand left behind. You go through several differential sets of flotation and you make your case bar and course products. What's your projected life of mine? Well, right now we have a 25-year SEC quality reserve, but we have indicated out past 100 years. And so, well, it's going to probably tend to be a very, very long life. And so Emery's, which is a very large French concerned around the cat, they have a case bar mine in Georgia here right now in after 57 years. And so these things tend to go forever and ever and ever. So what's the next thing that investors should be looking for? Well, I think the next thing is we'll begin to have permits here in the next few weeks. And I think that's really the catalyst and the propellating source. If you look at our stock chart, we've more than doubled this year. We've been doing quite a few road shows and a lot of people that are interested in this that understand industrial minerals. So we'll be looking once we have permits to raise capital and earnest, so it gets very inexpensive relative to mine for about 108 million dollars to actually fund the full capex. There's really very little sustaining capex. And so we'll be looking to raise that money and get short time to build this because there's no heavy foundations, crushing, grinding, things of that nature. It's about a nine to 12 month engineering and about a nine to 12 month construction. So we're hoping then to be up and running here by the summer of 2019. Fantastic. Can we check in again with you in a couple of months, see what we're doing? Yeah, positively, as in the next few weeks we'll have our permits. I think that announcement comes out. We'll be moving forward at light speed to get this up and running. There's a huge demand for these right now. There's no domestic case fire production. The Hawaii site has a lot of high end pharmaceutical and medical applications. In fact, several press releases from Germany as this stuff is being used for diabetic wound care. Highly successful. It can also be used for other types of wound care. Functional fillers, gas filtration, many things. But it really looks exciting as to where we're going. Great. Looking forward to chatting with you in a couple of months. Thanks for your time. No, thank you.


On a chilly night in March, fans and first-timers alike gather outside the Coolidge Corner Theater. They're waiting for the room, or what critics call the citizen cane of bad movies. There are a lot of things today that are bad, but in a bad way, but I feel like this is one of those rare things that's bad in a wonderful way. Here you go. That's me. How much is it? It'll be $18. Here you go. Keep the change. Hi, doggy. You're my favorite customer. Thanks a lot. Bye. Bye-bye. Released nearly 10 years ago, the room is now a pop culture sensation. Fans have built a community around the watching experience, and they're best known for participating in the most peculiar ways like yelling lines, tossing footballs, and even throwing spoons. It's like the first time you hear the Beatles. It's magical. You're lying. I never hit you. You're tearing me apart, Lisa. But there's no way to experience it besides in person, in the theater. So if it's near you, you should really just go experience it. Spoons are flying across America, and it seems like this hit is only getting bigger. For BUTV News, I'm Elana Berman reporting from Boston.