Okay, so everybody knows that the best way to extend lifespan and health span is calorie restriction. And almost everybody knows that calorie restriction is a non-starter as a useful method. Even my friend, Walter Longo, knows that calorie restriction isn't going to work. Nobody will do it. It's miserable. Yeah. You'll feel miserable. Yeah. Yeah. And actually, his mentor was Ray Walford, who was a pathologist from UCLA. And Ray thought this was the greatest thing that ever happened to his research because these guys literally starved to death. They lost 30% of their body weight in the first six months. Their organs shrunk as well, right? Everything went bad. And sadly, Ray Walford, who was really the father of calorie restriction, died as what I consider a young man in his 70s. And since I'm now in my 70s, I consider that a young man. So that's not a good idea. But DeCapo said, you know, I think we've got this all wrong. Calorie-restricted animals are profoundly hungry for obvious reasons. And in experiments, we control when their food is put out. And I have a feeling that when you're really hungry and somebody puts your bowl of food in your cage, you're going to eat it really quickly. And then you have to wait until the next day for the next bowl of food. So he designed an experiment that took the Rhesus monkey studies from the University of Wisconsin and the National Institutes of Aging. And designed a study to see if it was really the calorie restriction or it was the time of feeding that made the difference. And what he found, I'll really summarize it quickly. If you take animals and give them a full day's calories, but put it out at three o'clock in the afternoon, they'll eat it actually fairly quickly and they'll go a very long time, about 12 hours without eating, which for a rat is a very long time. If you give animals kind of food throughout the 24 hours, the same amount of food, they'll kind of nibble on it all day and all night. So when he looked at metabolic flexibility, which kind of started our conversation, only the animals that were given their food at three o'clock in the afternoon and ate it fairly quickly had metabolic flexibility. They could change from glucose to free fatty acid. The animals that ate all day and night didn't have any metabolic flexibility. Point number one. Number two, the animals that had their time restricted eating lived 11% longer than the animals who ate the same amount of food, but ate it throughout the day. For humans, that's a 10 year benefit. Amazing. And the really cool thing is the animals with the time restricted eating didn't develop amyloid plaques in their organs or the brain. And these animals tend to die of liver cancer, interestingly enough, and have far less liver cancer. So that's now been proven in humans with the Italian athlete study, which I profiled in this book, which I think is, you know, humans want to know about humans. And what's really exciting is you take Italian cyclists and you put them on a training table where everybody has to eat the exact same food and you do a three month study. And all you do is change time of eating. So one group, they eat breakfast at eight o'clock in the morning, they eat lunch at four o'clock in the afternoon, and they have dinner at eight o'clock at night, sorry, lunch at one o'clock in the afternoon, eight, one eight, eight, one eight, 12 hour eating window sounds normal. The other group eats break fast breakfast at one o'clock in the afternoon, has lunch four o'clock in the afternoon, has to finish dinner at eight o'clock, seven hour eating window, followed for three months. The punchline is only the athletes in a seven hour eating window lost weight. They actually lost a lot of weight. The 12 hour guys didn't change their weight. They had identical athletic performance. And here's the best part. The athletes on the 12 hour eating window had a normal insulin like growth factor one IGF one, the athletes on the seven hour window plummeted their insulin like growth factor one. And if you follow me and other research, IGF one is probably our only decent measurement of mTOR activation and people, super old people in my practice and other practices have really low IGF ones. And people with really high IGF ones, number one, don't live very long and they get older. Yeah, by any builders. Thanks for that. And they get a lot of cancer flow. And we see that in my practice all the time. In fact, it's amazing the number of people with cancer who have elevated insulin levels and elevated insulin like growth factors. These are growth hormones. And there's nothing in us we want to grow once we're grown. Yeah.  So now let's get back to ketones. So what's happening? So a normal person and these athletes are normal people. They, you know, they've got metabolic flexibility. They would start making ketones eight hours after they stopped eating and they'd ramp up their ketone production at about 12 hours. But the athletes who are waiting till one o'clock in the afternoon, they've got another five hours of ketone production compared to the athletes that broke their fast at eight o'clock in the morning. So five more hours of mitochondrial and complete being go, which now explains why those guys got what got weight loss. And it now explains why their insulin like growth factors actually improve. Interesting. Yeah.  That's I always want to find out the mechanism. You know, I can, for instance, when we started this years ago, we all knew that hormesis was really good for you.  We had no idea why that was. We knew it existed. I suspect apocrates had no idea why all disease begins in the gut. Maybe we now know why he was right. But it's the same thing with hormesis. It turns out in the book talks about this, all these things that are hermetic foods or hermetic practices. All come together in just one thing, they all uncouple mitochondria. And that's actually what's so cool and so cool. Yeah, so fascinating. We and I talk a lot about hormesis, but now I'm viewing it from an entirely different lens thanks to you. So that is so just the awareness for those listening and watching right now. This might be the reason why you can't lose weight on keto. This might be the reason why you don't feel great on keto and why you're struggling. It's all about the mitochondrial uncoupling. So let's talk about I know your book has several ways to do this, but I want to I want to talk about a few of them, right? So I have a few of my notes here. My favorite is the MCTs, right? And I love and I didn't realize this. I learned this from your book, but it's funny because I've been telling all my students to add more sheep and goat dairy and get rid of the cow dairy. And I found out through your book that 30 percent of sheep and goat dairy is MCTs. So explain that. How that helps. Yeah.  They go directly through the wall of our intestine to our liver, where they are automatically converted into ketones. So number one, you could have insulin resistance. You could have metabolic inflexibility. You could take four weeks to generate ketones by following a ketogenic diet. Or or you could take MCTs and generate ketones. And it's been shown in humans and I document the studies that a tablespoon of MCT oil will have you within a half an hour, generating adequate amounts of ketones to begin uncoupling mitochondria. So what better way than, you know, if MCTs are easy to take, you can mix it in salad dressing, folks. Some women really you got to go slow, quite frankly. A lot of my female patients, liquid stomach stomach. Yeah. And diarrhea. Yeah. Interestingly enough, in my practice, I see that the powdered MCTs work better for women. And there's a number of MCT powders out there. We put them in the women's coffee and that seems to work well. But you can get a lot of MCTs by having goat or sheep yogurt or goat and sheep cheese. Now, here's one. It didn't make it into the book. I wish I fought for it. That's right now. Well, we all know about blue zones thanks to Dan Butler and quite frankly, I'm the only nutritionist who spent most of my career living in a blue zone, Loma Linda, California. Right. I don't know what I'm talking about, but so two of the blue zones are quite interesting. Sardinia and the Nagoyan Peninsula of Costa Rica. And Dan makes a big point that they eat a lot of bread and grains. The Nagoyan Peninsula eats a lot of corn and beans. And he makes a case that it's the beans and corn. Well, not so fast. It turns out Sardinia has two regions, the mountainous region and down by the coast and kind of nothing in between. It's only the folks who live in the mountainous region that have extended longevity. So what do those guys do up there? Turns out they're goat and sheep herders. The folks down by the Mediterranean Sea are not goat and sheep herders, and they don't eat goat and sheep cheese. They eat fish. So when there's papers published that the longevity benefit is from the MCTs from the goat and sheep cheese, uncoupling their mitochondria, and they don't get it in the in the in the sea. Let's go in the Nagoyan Peninsula. All of Costa Ricans eat a lot of beans and corn. That's their diet. What's so unique about the Nagoyan Peninsula? Want to guess? There are goat and sheep herders. And there's a beautiful paper showing that the benefit of the goat and sheep cheeses and yogurts offset the bad part of the corn and beans. So here we have two blue zones that actually we can attribute their longevity to the goat and sheep cheese. Other fun fact, when I moved to Loma Linda, I was shocked that the Adventist diet is 50 percent fat. And most of the fat comes from cheeses. Fun fact, who knew? So but at least two of them are goat and sheep cheese that are there actually causing the benefit. That's so interesting. Oh, man, I mean, we have just like seven minutes to go. I could talk to you for hours. In your book, you also talk about other MCTs or I should say other ways, uncoupling, uncoupling. Yeah, which is interesting. The book title is great and it is about keto, but it could essentially be called uncoupling and learning all about the mitochondria. You could have like changed the title and talked about that true story. I really wanted this title to be the title was going to be the key to life comes down to just one thing and it's not what you think. And it's uncoupling. Yeah. And you're right. This this is a longevity book hidden in a keto book. And I think that's why you and me probably are so excited about the benefits of ketones and a ketogenic diet. But I think this book takes it to the next level because what I want for people and what I've based my career is I want you to have a diet you can live with literally and figuratively. And I think you and I know that for so many people, particularly, I take care of a lot of vegetarians and vegans and a ketogenic diet is basically a non-starter for all of them, but you can get all the benefits that ketones bring you with lots of other ways to accomplish the same thing. For instance, I'm uncoupling my mitochondria right now. I have a big glass of tea and tea is actually a great mitochondrial and coupler. Coffee is a great mitochondrial and coupler. Extra dark chocolate, great mitochondrial and coupler. In fact, so many of the things that we think of as healthy when you actually look at the literature, their mechanism of action is uncoupling mitochondria. Yeah. And you have an entire list of your book of other. I'm not going to give it away, but I know there's plenty. Before we wrap up the conversation, I want to touch upon melatonin real quick. And then I want to talk about why we see insulin resistance was long term ketosis. So melatonin is another way. You said it's one of the two antioxidants that have the ability to actually penetrate the mitochondria membrane. Are you putting glutathione in the same category of superoxide dismutase? Yeah, it's in the same category. OK, so melatonin, you also have a list of melatonin foods that you could eat. And what about supplementation with melatonin? What are your thoughts on that? That's a great question. First of all, pistachios actually have the highest melatonin content of any food. So there's actually some interesting research that I cite that the Mediterranean diet and the French paradox actually get their benefit by the melatonin content of olive oil and red wine and also actually mushrooms are full of melatonin. And I might even be. Yeah. And yeah, and I argue in the book that we've we've associated melatonin with a sleep hormone. But in fact, melatonin comes out at night because it is the major mitochondrial repair hormone, antioxidant. And so it's there at night not to put you to sleep, but to actually repair mitochondria. If you found this video helpful, I think you're going to love this one. Diabetes plummeted around the world in the United States and England and Denmark and heart disease plummeted around the world for five years during World War Two.


Welcome to Nation Beat. I am General Norville bringing you this brief on the pulse of our nation and highlights around the heart of St Lucia. St Lucia's economic trajectory has been positively assessed by the International Monetary Fund. The public is urged to utilize the avenues available at the Bureau of Standards for their protection as consumers, and early detection remains one of the best defences against cancer. St Lucia's economic trajectory has been positively assessed by the International Monetary Fund, IMF, and its published World Economic Outlook, October 2018. The document takes into consideration the global factors that affect a country's performance. Minister in the Ministry of Finance, the Honourable Dr. Yobaldes Raymond, citing the passage of Tropical Storm Cook, which significantly affects the agriculture sector, indicated that St Lucia remains vulnerable to such unforeseen factors. We always have to be cautious, because our economies are so fragile, and any outside shocks can affect our economies, especially St Lucia. So, while these projections are there, we are cautious to report this is exactly what we will get. Again, these are just projections based on information covered within the various government departments, the private sector, and the policies of the government. These are just projections. The good thing about it is the projections of last year kind of mimic what the real estimate came out to be. So, I'm hoping that there would not be any disturbances in the external markets or economies that will affect the projections of 3.4 for 2018. The Minister indicated that the growth is as a result of several policy decisions taken by the government, including the reduction of the value added tax from 15% to 12.5%. He also noted that there are several projects to come on stream that will have a positive impact on the country's GDP. Favorable external conditions, coupled with hotel expansions and the addition of new flights, generated a strong recovery in tourism with stayover arrivals rising by 11%, the fastest growth in the Caribbean. The government, according to Dr. Raymond, is striving for 12% accumulative growth while in office. The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank has collaborated with the National Competitiveness and Productivity Council as part of Productivity Week 2018. ECCB's resident representative Sharon Ferdinand indicated that the bank is striving to ensure citizens of the Eastern Caribbean currency union are financially empowered through education. This year, for FIM, our focus is on conducting and protecting your business in a digital environment. With specific focus on cybersecurity, the use of strong protection in the forms of passwords, your antivirus applications, your firewalls, being aware of the sites that you visit, and protecting yourself from identity theft, online fraud, hacking of your accounts, providing guidelines for the use of ATM credit cards and other payment platforms. And I realize this is closely linked with innovation because if we are asking businesses and persons to embrace the technology, we have to also provide them with education and information on how to protect themselves. The ECCB will also be looking at new currencies and their impact on the business world. According to Ferdinand, an understanding of these developments and how they affect everyday life will assist citizens in their decision-making processes. Another area of focus is new currency, cryptocurrency, bitcoins, digital wallets. That's the new trend in the world today. Are we ready to embrace that? What do we know about that? Do we know what's going on regionally? Do we know what's going on internationally? What are the legal implications? What are the requirements? What's about regulation? Supervision? Who supervises? Who regulates? Lots of questions. How does that change the landscape for financial institutions? How does that change the way businesses do business? The surgical team at Victoria Hospital recently benefited from hands-on training on non-invasive surgery. Glenn Simon explains. The surgical team at the Victoria Hospital, including gynecologists, surgeons, anesthetists, interns and nurses, were recently engaged in a workshop in advanced laparoscopic procedures. Dr. Dawid Kabyé is the consultant surgeon and head of the surgical department at the Victoria Hospital. Some call it laser surgery, but it involves less incision, less cut on the patient, and you can do any type of procedure, any type of procedure with it. And in St. Lucia, we have been doing this kind of procedure, but at the basic level and has been a very difficult encounter because it requires an infrastructure of advanced equipment as a start-up and some consumables, which Metronik is one of the leading companies in this area. Dr. Kabyé is hopeful that the advanced laparoscopic surgery will soon be a regular procedure at Victoria Hospital and will put St. Lucia on an equal footing with the sister islands of Trinidad and Jamaica. However, continued investment in advanced equipment is necessary. We do have at least basic towers, which is quite okay, but if we are willing to take it to our next level, we need advanced equipment in an electro-surgical unit, meaning instruments where you don't need to stitch, but you will be able to seal blood vessels, to be able to join two organs without stitching it. And that is the advantage of this laparoscopic procedure I was mentioning to you. He highlighted the significant benefits of this procedure to the patient. It has a really great advantage to the patient. The patient will not require to stay in the hospital long term. They will be having surgery and go to the next day. Recovery to work is much faster. The complications are much less. The training was facilitated by officials from Medtronics. Medtronics, headquartered in Puerto Rico, is one of the leading global suppliers of medical devices. For the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Glenn Simon reporting. The Senusha Bureau of Standards, SLBS, is urging the public to utilize the avenues available for their protection as consumers. The call comes as the SLBS undertakes activities in commemoration of World Standards Day, observed annually on the 14th of October. The Bureau of Standards has a comprehensive compliance program designed to ensure that all imported and locally produced goods meet the compulsory standards required for retail. The program includes import monitoring and general market surveillance for quality assurance and control. Vern Emmanuel is the director of the SLBS. We invite the public to continue to be vigilant in the user standards and also in ensuring that they report anomalies to the Bureau. We have active workshops with importers and retailers with regard to the labeling requirements and the compulsory standards that exist in Senusha. The SLBS is currently investigating several matters concerning liquid petroleum gas or LPG, as well as other common household codes. LPG is an odorless gas and we add an odorant to ensure that persons can detect if there is leaks. We have recently had complaints about the concentration of those odorants and persons having difficulty in actually detecting the smell. And that for us is a major concern because the type of odorant produces a pungent smell which should normally be detected. And so if there are leaks and you cannot detect, it runs a serious risk of explosions, fires and danger and damage to persons. Director of the SLBS, Vern Emmanuel. This is NationBit. We're back after the break. Everyone is at risk forgetting a foodborne illness. While most foodborne illness cases are mild and go unreported, long-term health complications and even deaths can occur from a foodborne illness. Foodborne illnesses are caused by contamination of food at any stage of preparation. If you are a food handler involved in home-based food production, meat, fish, chicken or a big shop, as a food vendor, how you prepare food can put your customers at risk. Do you know the risks and how to avoid them? Welcome back. The Water and Sewage Company, Inc. Watsco encourages customers and the public to participate. Welcome back. The Water and Sewage Company, Inc. Watsco encourages customers and the public to participate. In a public survey launched on October 12th, the survey seeks to ascertain public views on the quality of Watsco's services. Communications and marketing officers Sherri and Gillard Williams directs potential users to the online survey. The survey is on SurveyMonkey and we have posted the link to that survey on our website. You can go to www.watsco-saintlusha.com and you will see under the news items that there is an article which tells you a lot more about the survey and why it is being done. It also includes a link that will take you straight to the survey so that you can answer. It only takes about 10 minutes to complete and we would appreciate if people would cooperate with us and to give us their views on the quality of our services. In addition to the online survey service, the survey can also be completed at various kiosks around the island. These kiosks can be found at the Watsco branches in castries, Souffre and Viewfort. The purpose of the survey is part of the review process that is being conducted by the National Utilities Regulatory Commission or the NUC and this process is done every three years. The survey is completely anonymous. Watsco employs customers to participate in the exercise and to cooperate with the company representatives who will be facilitated in the process. The Ministry of Health and Wellness is implementing creative strategies to sensitize the public on the importance of early detection. Breast cancer continues to be one of the most dominant illnesses among women today. Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that starts in the cells of the breast and can affect both men and women. As St. Luge observes cancer awareness months, Dr. Vesan Thekches, a cancer patient, took the opportunity to encourage men and women to get tested as early detection provides the best protection. I feel very well and I feel that the journey has been a journey with a number of challenges, but it has been a journey which has brought me to where I now feel I need to share my story with other women who are out there about they needing to make sure that they test themselves, that they always do the necessary screening and if breast cancer is discovered, that is not a death toll, that you can do all that is necessary, you are working very closely with your surgeon and your oncologist and their other care providers to come out of this stronger venue and into it. Dr. Thekches stressed on the importance of conducting periodical health examinations. Many women that I have been talking to are concerned or afraid of the pain that the mammogram brings, but I mean if it's a pain for 30 seconds and your life is much more important than we bear the pain, but I would like to use this opportunity to really impress upon women and especially those who are over 40 years of age to do their mammogram and for those who are below 40 years of age and even those who are after 40 years of age to make sure that you do yourself examinations. Cancer Awareness Month is being observed under the theme, be a best friend, early detection for your protection. From the Communications Unit in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Miguel Morris at reporting. I am Janelle Norville.


Coming up on Daily Tech News show why the Navy is moving away from touchscreens why Chrome's incognito mode still can be detected and Using a bog to create electricity This is the Daily Tech news for Monday August 12th 2019 in Los Angeles on top merit and from studio feline. I'm Sarah Lane And I'm the shows producer Roger Chang We were just talking about luggage and TSA security and Roger wearing a bathrobe to his own wedding If you want to know more about that well means become a patron of patreon.com Dtns and get the wider show where we talk about technology and more called good day internet That's patreon.com slash dts. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Oh Come on India's reliance industries announced a partnership with Microsoft Azure Reliance's at Geo will build data centers using Azure to provide things like natural language Understandings for all Indian languages and dialects, which is no small feat. There are many of them Geo will also provide free connectivity and cloud infrastructure to startups as well as plans for small and medium businesses For as little as 1500 rupees. That's about 21 dollars and five cents per month researchers at checkpoint software demonstrated using the picture transfer protocol over Wi-Fi or USB to install ransomware That's right ransomware on a Canon 80 D DSLR and encrypt the images on your SD card to prevent access Counterpoint and Canon have been working on a patch since May the researchers said that any cameras using the picture transfer protocol could be Vulnerable to a similar attack After Tyler Blevins aka ninja left twitch to move to mixer Twitch was using his old twitch channel to promote other fortnight players on twitch this weekend a Pornography channel managed to get itself at the top of twitch's fortnight recommendations and then got promoted to ninjas old channel Which as you can imagine caused some drama twitch reverted the page to a standard archival mode Which CEO Emmett shear said that the offending channel had been suspended and apologized directly to ninja You know sometimes when you get trolly you get trolled Sam some share of the European smartphone market rose from thirty three point nine percent last year to forty point six percent mostly on Increased sales of mid-range phones like the galaxy a 50 one of their top three sellers in Europe shall me also grew in Europe by 50 percent to nine point six percent of the market Everybody else had a harder time And as promised Huawei launched a device running its new hung meng or harmony OS the honor vision smart TV The 55 inch TV starts at three thousand seven hundred ninety-nine one or about us five hundred thirty eight All right, let's talk a little more about image sensor company Samsung has a new product Samsung it's got a new title every week Samsung unveiled the ISO sell bright HMX smartphone camera sensor Which offers up to 108 megapixels of resolution? That's a lot the sensor was developed with Xiaomi and is one of the largest smartphone camera sensors at about three quarters of an inch By default the sensor will use pixel binning combining four pixels into one to capture high quality 27 megapixel images It's 27 megapixel images this helps with low light performance The sensor also has smart ISO which adjusts the ISO levels to compensate for bright or dim environments The sensor is also capable of capturing 6k video at 30 frames per second and production of the new sensor is expected to begin This month Yeah 108 megapixel is going to be in all the headlines but the fact that you're getting better low light and light sensitive performance from from the pixels being used to create a 27 megapixel image is I think Going to have more of an impact if you get a phone with this sensor in it would be interesting to see if that smart ISO post processing Ends up being as good as it looks but that that could be pretty helpful as well You know coming at this from the positive end you're like hey This is a really big sensor for a smartphone which can do some pretty high quality image capture But but Roger when you compare this to actual camera sensors not that impressive is it It's it's it's up there with upper tier Point and shoots but not premium point and shoot So you're you're definitely getting a very large sensor for a smartphone But it is kind of on the small it is definitely on the small end For cameras.  The big deal is that in order to get more sensitivity without having a lot of noise that kind of grain Artifacting that you get with your picture You need a larger sensor or you need to turn into a lot of post processing or software processed to kind of Eliminate a lot of that noise in the image before it gets to you the the end user So not every phone's going to be able to take advantage of this large of a sensor or is going to want to based on its design But but it would improve The quality of pictures in a lot of smartphones. No Yeah, definitely And you know it depends on how it's implemented, but it does have the the great potential to improve You know the the the shots that you take with your phone When you're you know for a night on the town or if you're at like in a special occasion Or you just pull it out because you see something really awesome But again, I think a lot of the the feature set will be in the post processing of the image Well, and that's why they made such a big deal about that smart iso Being built in that means, you know, wall way does a lot of post processing. You know, so does android. So does the iphone But having it built in on the sensor, you know takes takes a little bit of the pressure It takes the pressure off, but it also guaranteed at least Ideally it should guarantee you the same image quality would regardless of what manufacturer implements that Yeah, right camera in the phone You know somebody who used to I used to really be into digital cameras before our phones were all our digital cameras You know, I remember when 16 megapixels was like, whoa, that is so cool Like that's the you know, it's so small And there are so many proprietary names for cool sensors You know the size is size and megapixels are megapixels, but I I I I can't be the only one who at this point is like if it takes good pictures in low light great Yeah, and that's what they're that that's what they're aiming at They're aiming for the consumer who doesn't want to think about specs who doesn't want to think about You know, how how many lumens I can get how dark it they just want to be able to press the button They get a picture that they can share with friends and families like hey Look, we have a birthday photo with grandma, you know at the night at chevies or cheeto chee chees went out of business Uh, pick your favorite restaurant that your family hangs out at Um, and that's all they care about and if it does that they're happy All right, folks touch screens away and by way, I mean away from our boats Uh, the us navy announced it will revert destroyers from touch screens to mechanical throttle and helm control systems Over the next 18 to 24 months This is because a crash off the coast of singapore between a livery and oil tanker in the uss john s mccain On august 21st 2017 killed 10 sailors and injured 48 and a comprehensive review by the navy found that the crew Had placed the touch screens on that destroyer in backup manual mode removing computer assisted help Because it gave them a quote more direct form of communication between steering and the ssc The the the touch screen console it also meant however that any crew member at another station could take over steering Causing control to shift in this case from the lee helm to aft steering to the helm and back to the aft steering And that's when they lost control of the destroyer the ntsb found that crews preferred mechanical controls because quote they provide both immediate and tactile feedback to the operator Uh, meaning they think they would have caught this situation a lot faster if they had had that tactile feedback Following safety testing the first new throttles are scheduled to be installed by summer 2020 The reports did find that fatigue of the crew played a part of this as well as uh in insufficient training on this particular touch screen console um this sounds this sounds like a really Kind of an object lesson and bad user interface. Yeah well and inadequate training uh, you know if if if there was a manual mode that it shouldn't have been in But but was because it was easier at the time when everything was going well That's you know, that's that's insufficient training to at least they should have known how to recover and what the risks of using that manual mode were Roger you were saying you found something that uh implied that these you worked differently on The interfaces aren't the same across all the ships and so Uh from what I've from I understand like there was really no guidance for for the contractors when they designed these like All all the interfaces like you know in star trek All the helms kind of look the same. They have bars that that navigate and not the rest So that was left up to the contractors and so you basically as as sarah was saying there was Not enough training to teach them on this specific system If there was a more standardized said then you could kind of train them in the process as they were up crewing Instead of just having it specific to the ship because there's enough ship specific systems that you have to learn Um, also, you know, if it's too complicated and I know this from very bad car dashes When you're tired things that normally you think would be somewhere Uh that aren't there really frustrates you and an emergency can be incredibly dangerous Yeah, you almost have to revert to muscle memory sometimes, you know the way that you wouldn't you wouldn't want your touch screen to be your brake pedal Yeah, imagine if someone flipped the brake and the gas pedal on your car You know, I mean like it's right, right It's not, you know, it's a little simplistic but You learn certain things and they're in specific spots and ideally they would have kind of Yeah, I mean driving in a country that drives on the opposite side of the road of your country While you're jet lagged Is is can be frightening right because everything's in the wrong place and you're tired Uh, I say that from experience driving in australia last year. So yeah, this is this this is no joke Uh, I think it I I think it means that touch screens need more work on their design Uh before they are re-implemented I don't know that it means that mechanical controls will Continue to always be preferential Uh, it it just means that you you need to work a lot harder to make them foolproof literally Yeah, I guess my my overall feeling is The training could have been better, but hey if we're talking about destroyer ships Well, give give give the uh, give them what they want. Yeah, it's a big ship. Does it doesn't move quick? Yeah, right. It's just make it safe. That's what what it takes go for it at the def con voting village DARPA showed off an open-source secure voting machine being designed by organ-based verifiable systems firm Geloy the chips are being designed as open hardware with no proprietary components in order to make them the basis to a secure Hardware platform which would be useful for iot The DARPA machines ran on virtualized hardware this year with a basic interface provided by secure voting firm voting works The machine prints out selections with a qr code for a cryptographic validity check And DARPA plans to complete systems access at def con in 2020 The system offers a code repository at secure hardware.org and plans a small test board as well Yeah, so usually the voting village and this year's no exception Is a place where folks can hack away on election machines to try to find vulnerabilities so they can be fixed in the future and This one has had the opportunity for people to look for software bugs In fact, they had an open web server hidden in there on purpose Because they said hey, we want to see if people can find it and when they do We think we walled off the rest of the system So even when they find that server they can't do damage, but we want to know if that's that's for sure or not So this is all good stuff. This is making these voting machines more secure. I think even beyond that The idea of having a platform That is getting this kind of treatment and this kind of focus in the voting village But could also provide more secure hardware for internet of things For instance, there was a recent vulnerability in one of the internet of things operating systems that You just have to wait for your iot device maker to fix Otherwise you are really at risk and it's impossible for you to really know for sure The way things are you want some hardware security in these things and that could be a huge benefit for iot At least I think so Agreed. Yeah Looking forward to finding out What this looks like when they bring the actual hardware platform next year So try and help us remember to check in and Shannon Morse our guest tomorrow Who is that tefcon is going to give us a great roundup of all the other stuff that she saw and observed there as well In chrome 76 google fixed chromes incognito mode. We talked about this on the show before if you missed it Previously the chrome file system api was disabled in incognito mode So if a site wanted to be able to tell if you were in incognito mode They would look for that api if it wasn't there they would assume you're in incognito mode Well to get around this chrome 76 now leaves the chrome file system api enabled So that if you're checking for the file system, it'll be there and you can't tell if someone's an incognito mode or not from that However to preserve privacy because you don't want that file system sitting on a hard drive afterwards The file system is using a transient memory file system that's cleared when the session is closed If you know what a ram disc is it's kind of like that uh however This memory-based transient system leads to two new ways to detect incognito users security researcher vikas mishra Found that incognito allocates a maximum of 120 megabytes of memory to the transient file system And that's something that would normally only happen If the device storage was less than 2.4 gigabytes because it's usually based on a scale of relative to what you have on your machine so Knowing that most devices don't have 2.4 gigabytes of device storage. They figured. Okay. That's an easy way to tell That's 120 megabytes probably incognito mode another method discovered by researcher jesse lee Measures the speed of writing to the file system because writing to a transient file system in memory is a lot faster than writing to a hard drive That's why ram discs are are so cool because you can write and read from them real fast Microsoft edge developer eric lorence notes the new york times seems to already be using Mishra's code that detects the 120 megabyte file To detect incognito that you can see it in the in the code inspector Google told bleeping computer it will quote work to remedy any other current or future means of incognito mode detection And i'm sure the new york times and others with paywalls will work to immediately figure out a new way to tell if you're in incognito Yeah, I mean the you mentioned paywalls That's the main reason that a publisher or anybody running a site would care whether you're in incognito mode or not, right? Yeah, for sure. Yeah, there's all kinds of other like nefarious reasons that people targeting you might might have uh if they want to Build up a dossier of your illicit activities that you're putting in incognito mode, I guess But yeah, the most common reason That this is gonna you're gonna run into this is trying to get around a paywall So it's not necessarily the best most ethical reason But there is the principle of when you're in incognito mode, you don't want anybody to be able to tell that that's part of the Reason you're using incognito mode. You're incognito supposedly it's supposed to protect your privacy from anything out there Good or bad, right? That's that's kind of the point of it So this is this is difficult because yes, it's not ethical to use it to get around a paywall But it also is is meant to protect you from legitimate threats and right now there are two ways to get around that I I know folks who are in incognito mode 100 of the time. Yeah, just because they they're like, yeah, I don't need Like if it's an option, why wouldn't I just always use it? You know, it's not 100 full proof. But why why not? It's right there.  But right If that's an option for a reason. Yeah, exactly Sony announced an updated version of its xav a x 5000 which is an in-car receiver This one lets drivers at a 9.95 inch floating touchscreen display doesn't actually float, but it can be adjusted It needs a single din to install din refers to about a two inch by eight inch opening that radios fit into So the opening needs to be a lot smaller than what the screen will actually be Kind of floats out in front of it. Yeah, exactly It's sort of like a you know, a tv mount that can tilt and and and go up and down The display can tilt and adjust the height and depth that features support for carplay and android auto through usb Hands-free voice control bluetooth connectivity and in future updates will support Abalta's web link platform as well. The display will be available in the u.s. In december for 600 dollars That's a pretty penny But it's it's cheaper than some of the comparable models of these sorts of things on the carfront Bosch is developing 3d imaging to future versions of its in-car digital displays using passive 3d tech That won't require you to wear glasses or require you as a driver to look from one specific spot So you're you know, it's not tracking your eyesight basically, uh, which is actually extremely cool Like like lean down and oh now I see the 3d, right? Yeah, right. We're you know with with my own car. I've got a uh heads-up display But if I deviate from where my car seat is just a little bit. I can't see my miles per hour You know, so it's it's all very it's well there There've been some tv's with the glasses free 3d where it's like you have to sit in right in front of it Otherwise it doesn't work exactly so alerts navigation Parking cameras can all take advantage of this technology when it is available And we don't have any word on consumer availability at this time You know, this kind of reminds me of that story you did a couple of weeks ago about how a lot of accents Involving automobiles drivers and their phone wasn't because There was the phone usage just because they were taking their eyes off the road And if you know if you can implement a system that kept people's eyeballs Straightforward and still be able to alert them That would be great because a lot of touchscreen still require you to crank your head over And then you got to mess with your you know mess with it a little bit with your hand in order to get To where you want and that takes sure that what this 3d display does Well, I mean because it's still down in the dash to your right But the way I the way I understood it is that when you looked at it It wasn't you didn't need you could you being 3d you would be able to see it slightly Not you didn't have to can't can't your head Maybe I'm misunderstanding the story then because I thought it was it was designed so that it could present the 3d projection a little bit Yeah, it's not like a heads up display. Oh, no. Yeah I think what's good about it is you don't have to point your head in the right direction to see the 3d Right, and so that's right. Okay, so when you know So it can do some 3d stuff and you don't have to like position yourself see it, but you're still looking down It's not it's not in your field of vision. It's like, okay So my heads up display will I mean there's some customization But it's like I got my mouse per hour and it'll also flash things like school crossing Signs just you know if I'm not aware that there's a school coming up. It's like 25 miles per hour You know tops and but that's something that I can only see in one place I could be like briefly looking at you know my Passengers side rear view mirror and I could see that alert because that's where I'm looking at that particular moment That's pretty cool. Well the the the 3d display doesn't do that does it? I think it just it just points right from your your console down down to your right if I'm looking at This display properly Well, no, I mean you that's the whole point is that you don't have to be looking in one specific place Well, no, I that means I don't have to be the 3d can I can see the 3d on the screen from any angle It doesn't mean that the 3d shows up anywhere. I look oh man, really. Yeah Sorry Yeah, I can do things like, uh, you know show you the map that you're looking at In 3d so that you can see clearly like oh, it's not this turn. It's the next one stuff like that Yeah, and and well part of the stuff I think part of what's going off is because some of the photos actually show the dash Like the the instrument dash and not just the screen is also being 3d So yeah, I guess you could put it in the in the rear view mirror You could put it put it in a three in a heads up display and it would be a little nicer and pop out to you Um, I mean, you know, it's better than one of those paintings where you actually had to start it for a couple of A couple of seconds to actually see the effect But uh, I think uh, I think 3d is more than just You can set up a system of alerts where depending on on how 3d it is It's more important and less important easier to catch your attention They also say parking cameras could give you a more accurate 3d view as you're as you're backing into a space That kind of stuff. So yeah, the the 3d stuff is interesting that Probably not as practical or as every day interesting as the sony Thing where you can get an aftermarket big big old touchscreen, which is I mean so many Did there at least four or five companies that have something similar but not like oem style where Hey, this is all the stuff my friend has and I didn't need to buy a new car Yeah All right, and gadget has an article on using bacteria to generate electricity Microorganisms called geobacter purify water by consuming waste and then excrete electrons Which can be harvested as energy Geobacter grow in mud and biologist designer and artist theresa van dongen found a very well thriving ecosystem of geobacter in a water filled bomb crater in the dutch countryside And has created an installation called mud well Van dongen has placed a telescope like device with one end in the water And the other end out where a viewer can look through it and see a light display oscillate Powered by the geobacter now she's worked with geobacter before but she usually needs to give it vinegar for fuel Whereas the mud well has enough geobacter growing that it's self-sustaining Wow First of all vinegar for fuel. Okay. I got a lot of that in my kitchen But this is this is so incredibly cool as as not just you know some sort of art installation, but but actual You know thinking ahead I don't know the all of the mud that we avoid for the most part for this to actually be contributing to electricity In some form that would would serve a lot of folks at some points is is really cool Yeah, I and you know, I love this idea that an art institute. It's being it's being funded as an art installation Is bringing to light? Ha ha The idea that hey, you know what, you know, we've known that geobacter exists And we've known that that they provide a little bit of power But we've never really seen it at scale and she has worked with it enough that she's like this is the the the biggest Electrical output of any geobacter I've ever worked with you know the fact that I don't have to give it any fuel Uh, it means that it's self-sustaining and it you know granted I don't know how practical it is to go around and you know dig out bomb crater size holes and fill them up with water Hoping a bog of geobacter, you know trying to see to what geobacter is Uh, but it's certainly worth investigation and it's nice to see Art bringing our attention to something that then can be investigated for that Yeah, I mean there's plenty of low land areas where you would think that this kind of micro Microorganism would be thriving in other parts of the world as well Yeah, and We're always looking for new battery tech too, right? Like who knows if if maybe after some some more research is applied to geobacter And I'm not trying to apply that there isn't a lot of research on geobacter going on right now But maybe if it gets a few more eyes on it, we start to figure out Uh, and how to make biological batteries and then suddenly those those battery issues we have with lithium ion batteries Which we've been stuck with for decades now Um Finally gets replaced. Maybe not, you know, maybe this isn't it either But I'm always fascinated by that and if nothing else it's it's a way to show that there There are a lot more power sources out there to be explored than just the typical solar Uh coal oil, etc And wind I don't I don't know this is going to work for me though. We don't get enough water It's probably to stick with solar ship. Yeah We don't have enough bogs in LA. We're bog deficient. Yes. 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That is most noticeably missing is southwest airlines Southwest has never allowed their flights to be listed and as someone who used to be the director of engineering at trip advisor flights Let me tell you that this announcement that they're now going to let them be listed On two different back end systems is a hell freezes over kind of moment You probably haven't heard of travel port in amadeus, but they're used to the back end of some of the online flight search engines This will happen in 2020 and it means that as you're searching for your flight You'll find southwest flights along with the other flights And that will give you a better booking experience. I'm chris christensen from amateur traveler Yeah, I've been back in the day every flight search. I did was Everything and then southwest. Yeah. Yeah, and then it was expedia and southwest or kayak and south Whatever I was using at the time, right? Yeah, still is to a large extent Although southwest doesn't always fly to the places that I need to direct And I I like to you know as I get older put a little more emphasis on the direct flight But this is great to know this is this like he said is a hell freezes over a minute, right? Yeah It's I I it had been such a part of my looking at flight experience I I stopped feeling inconvenienced by it. It was like, oh, yeah, and let's also look at southwest. Yeah, it just becomes a muscle Yeah, all right. Let's check out the mailbag Let's do it make an australia weighed in on our friday discussion with raj de ute on satellite internet in australia What's good? What isn't good and mix says for him? It's not a speed issue so much as data caps and restricted timing mix says satellite broadband prices are high In comparison to fixed wired or wireless nbn a small amount of monthly data is allocated Then is then further split into peak and off peak off peak gets the lion's share of the allotted data But that's from like 1 a.m. In the morning to 7 a.m. In the morning $135 a month for 150 gigabytes 130 gigabytes of that is off peak 15 gigabytes at peak So 15 gigabytes to do homework or to use social media or to watch netflix and other streaming It's just not possible prior to sky muster nix says being launched We had nbm satellite on even worse plans the 80 gigabytes per month for $90 That's what he paid with peak and off peak times It was stressful having to watch the data limits every day to make sure the kids could do their homework Prior to that australia had what was called abg australian broadband guarantee again satellite based and only about 30 gigabytes per month for $80 Mick finally says there are only really two options even though he lives five kilometers outside the center of his nearest town Satellites or faking our address so we can get a 4g modem We have to use external antennas for only available in certain locations very limiting nix says We finally feel like we can use the internet for fun now with this new plan for 500 gigabytes per month of data Which was a recent upgrade. 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Thanks for checking out this movie review. This is for the 2014 film Wolf Cop, a horror comedy and Let's dig into this one. When I watched this it was on the Shutter streaming service and it's in there two ways It's the regular movie and it's with the joe bob last drive-in treatment. So choose what you would like Written and directed by Lowell Dean Who also did films 13 eerie super grid? deadlands and Another wolf cop. Yes, because there was a sequel to this which I have not seen yet I don't even know if I will I like Wolf Cop enough to watch it here and there But I don't love this film one of the big reasons being I want more comedy from this You know, it's a horror comedy and I just want more comedy to it But that's just one of my issues. I'll continue. I Love the fact that they did commit to special practical effects in this film That is one of the most impressive things about it That's something that you'll find if you're doing research about the film is very prominent is people saying look They committed to practical effects. No CGI. That is a wonderful thing And for that reason the things like the wolf transformation look way better than they probably would with CGI and The gore all that stuff just looks better and one of my favorite scenes which I'll talk about later They filmed in Saskatchewan, Canada and the soundtrack is done by a band from Saskatchewan called shooting guns And I do have to say that one of the strongest things about this film in my opinion is the soundtrack the soundtrack is really good shooting guns did a really good job with the music and It's because it keeps it like it gets you fired up It's kind of badass music It keeps things upbeat and I think it jives really well with the kind of mix of comedy and Action that this film has so soundtrack is perfect for this film. I think it works exceptionally well for this is the first film from the Sinecoupe film Accelerator which basically was trying to find films that you know, otherwise wouldn't get any funding and You know give them money So they gave one million dollars to Lowell Dean to make this film because he was the first winner of this I don't know if they've continued doing it. I assume they probably did some more But I needed I should have checked into that But yeah, I'm gonna look into that and then maybe I'll do reviews on some of those other films if it's still a thing The outside of the police station in this film was actually an old hamburger restaurant So I thought that was kind of funny knowing that going into watching this film again I just kind of chuckled to myself when I saw the outside of the sheriff's building because I was just like Yep burger joint. I think that's kind of funny, but hey, you know, you work with what you have Sarah Linde in this film used a body double for that infamous interspecies sex scene between her and the wolf cop, which In my opinion is shot relatively well for what you would assume it's gonna be if someone just tells you about it People would think it'd be weird and everything. I thought they did a pretty good job shooting it Although I think maybe it's a little bit too long for what it is They handled it well, they made it seem human and not as weird as it could have been in my opinion Also, I love the fact that they put the song Moonlight desires by Gowen behind that It worked obviously very well because it's called Moonlight desires and it's a werewolf having sex. I mean The comedy in that is wonderful itself plus that Gowen song is actually really good 80s. I love 80s music. So Like I was talking about this soundtrack being really good It engages you immediately in the film and it gets you pumped up It gets you jazz that pulls you into the film very fun and engaging and I love it. It's I wrote down It's rockin. It's a rockin soundtrack The beginning montage montage is giving you pieces of what's actually going on in the Bigger picture of the film, but it doesn't give you the context so that you can really figure out what is happening I mean, you're seeing this occult stuff. You're seeing the pentagram.   I know it for sure and that's one of my things about The overall comedy in the film saying that I want more comedy I also want a different comedy to a degree I'm fine with like a wolf related joke here or there, but it felt like they went for so many wolf specific jokes throughout the film that Early on I was already kind of a little bit sick of it There's still a lot of fun there in you know the violence with the film and you know Some of the comedy coming from specifically the character Willie, but a lot of the wolf Derived humor. I don't really appreciate so much. It's it's just too much. It's it's too easy That's the low-hanging fruit and I you know when I'm watching a comedy, especially horror comedy I don't want the low-hanging fruit. I want something different. I want something funnier Willie in this seems kind of out there So the idea of the occult that he ends up bringing up too Lou Early on in the film I feel like the audience kind of just like writes that off as you know This guy's just like this the the local conspiracy theorist wacko dude looking for Bigfoot and all sorts of wacky stuff like that So it gets kind of dismissed. I think by the audience To be brought back later as a serious thing and then audiences like oh this Willie guy is actually Knows what he's talking about. He's in the know and then you find out much later Oh, it's because he's in on this whole thing and he's actually Guiding Lou through all the steps that they need to be taken up and tell this Eclipse so that they can sacrifice him and drink his blood and blah blah blah And I like the the character Willie Willie's probably my yeah, he is Willie's my favorite character in the film I'm sure he's a lot of people's favorite character because he's the one who injects the most humor to the film. I Like how the sheriff knows that Lou is loaded on the job and doesn't actually do anything about it Doesn't seem to care now initially that seems really weird and maybe like a plot hole just like there's this so unrealistic There's no way that the sheriff would know this about this guy and allow him to keep working there But when you find out later that he's actually one of the shape shifters then it makes sense and you're like Okay, that's why because he doesn't actually care because he's one of these shape shifters and he's in on the plan So all good It is odd that Lou isn't alarmed when he wakes up after being knocked out and then he has a pentagram Carved into his chest like he looks at it and he's perplexed by it But he's not alarmed at all and he just kind of like covers it up and then he goes to work So it's very weird that he doesn't react more strongly to it So I think that's something that kind of got me about the film kind of took me out I'm like very unrealistic even though, you know all the events are really unrealistic, but for the world that was set up He would freak out to some degree The guy putting his donut on the dead body really that is a good joke That's one of the really good jokes in this film that one police officer when they find the first dead body And he has his coffee he puts it between the dead body's legs And he puts the donut on his leg and then picks it up and eats it Very funny. I love that type of humor also later when they're checking out the bathroom scene Where Lou changed it into the werewolf for the first time and killed one guy. I believe at that point He is just eating a sandwich while he's you know going around this this really disgusting over-the-top Crime scene and I found that a good follow-up joke to the donut.  No one else has ever gone there So I think that's funny But then later you get even more of a transformation in the jail cell the second time that he turns and I think between the two you get a really satisfying werewolf full werewolf Transformation for the most part and that once again is where it comes back to the practical effects Commitment being so great for the film My hats off to you on that one little Dean Willie fills the important role of guiding Lou through his new life as a werewolf at first I thought you know the first time I ever saw this film I thought it was just and you know for the plot to kind of move him along as this friend And he was an important part of the story, but then I realized oh he was part of the evil plan So that became even more fun Wolf cop making a custom car is very unnecessary in this film But it is a good time for them to kind of like kick in the more rocking part of the soundtrack So I like that aspect of it But the whole thing of him to just like you know pimpin out this wolf car You know I Don't I don't really need it I mean even if it happened though, I think it would be better to just like make it a lot quicker And then just get right to it I feel like they spent a little too much time on it for me personally Although I'm sure there are plenty of people out there would be like I actually love that part of it But the music during it like I was saying During the fight in the barn the face rip is Great, especially when the guy is still alive after that and he's running around yelling and it's literally the skull face dude Just yelling That's probably my favorite part of the film when he just like grabs the guy's face and rips it right off And it's the exposed skeleton Love that that is the best practical effects part of the film Even though I was talking about the transformation being good the face rip is the best I already talked about that. There's a sexting It kind of sucks when you find out that willy is on the occult is involved in this occult conspiracy Because you really liked him as an audience member. You're just like, oh this guy's cool He's on our side as an audience member because you're all for Wolf Cop as an audience member and willies on our side And he's funny and he's cool and he means well, and then you find out he doesn't actually mean well So it's kind of this moment of like Man, let me down The shape-shifting aspect of the film comes out of left field insane left field and the lizard people part is That next step too far, you know, I thought the shape-shifting aspect of it I could do without but okay, but then that they're like lizard people That's that next step that's that's way too much and it just makes it seem way too ridiculous I don't need it. It distracts from a lot of the other stuff that's actually going on and it's just Very unnecessary. I don't like that aspect of it at all I don't really like the shape-shifting aspect and I really don't like the lizard people aspect of it It's just it's too much, you know step it back put in more comedy instead You can tell they shot the part the part at the end in the woods in broad daylight that big fight in the end In the woods during the eclipse you can tell they shot that in broad daylight and then in post They changed the hue of the film and it doesn't look good It really does not look good because one of the things I was seeing a lot with that is that the faces of the characters became unnecessarily dark and It just it just doesn't look good. It would have been a lot better if you just either shoot it in the evening or Just don't have it Be during an eclipse or have it be indoors, you know, like it can be during an eclipse But the eclipse can be happening outside. They could be inside, you know, it's just it was a bad idea I mean really what I'm getting to is it was a bad idea to shoot it during the daylight and then change the hue of the actual visuals It looks terrible. It looks really terrible Okay, so that brings me to some other my final like wrapping up things the acting in this is okay, which If it's not great acting, it's fine if it's comedic, especially if it's like horror comedy So the fact that the acting is not great is pretty excusable, you know, you can definitely get past that pretty easily The directing and cinematography is okay. It's not that polished You can tell that this person that the people involved haven't done a ton of film That's fine for being like a lower budget independent type thing But you definitely know that like this isn't a a big budget ordeal except for the you know The practical effects would indicate to you and like I said impressive so The film refers to liquor donuts so much that I want some I Found myself thinking about eating donuts and thinking to myself. How do I get these liquor donuts? I would love to have some boozy donuts. That sounds really amazing right now So they did a good job just driving home liquor donuts in the film. I will say that And like I said at the end I do want more comedy and I want less wolf related comedy It was too much. It was too on the nose is too over the top with that but Overall, it's fun enough. I enjoy it like I said I'm down to watch this film every now and then It's fun. So Out of five stars with half stars in play. I'm gonna give this a three star rating I really can't go any higher than that I was between a two and a half and a three But I think that the practical effects bumps it to that three so three star rating for wolf cop now It's your turn to let me know your feelings on wolf cop So put some comments down there. Do you love it? Do you hate it? Are you in between? 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Hey guys, how you doing? This is Rich from Rich TV Live and I'm here to speak to you about TAT lifestyle and wellness. T-O-B-A-F in America and T-A-A-T in Canada. It's been a huge, huge winner for investors all over the world since it IPO'd at around 41 cents in Canada. Currently at $262 in Canada and just around $2 in America, $203 in America. What I love about TAT lifestyle and wellness is that they are a growing company, a super hyper growth company and I love super hyper growth companies that have enormous growth potential, that are early stage and had some huge news today. Here it is. 60% of tobacco retailers who have carried TAT for three or more weeks have placed reorders. TAT Laced on the Wellness, T-A-A-T in Canada, T-O-B-A-F in America and two T-P-2 in Frankfurt, Germany is pleased to announce that TAT became available to purchase at tobacco retail stores in Ohio. Approximately 60% of retailers who have carried TAT for three or more weeks have recorded at least once with several reorders being for a greater quantity than the first. Let's read that again. TAT is pleased to announce that after TAT became available to purchase at tobacco retail stores in Ohio, approximately 60% of retailers who have carried TAT for three or more weeks have reordered at least once. That is incredible results with several reorders being for a greater quantity than the first which means they are liking the product and they want more of the product. This is huge for TAT. Additionally, the company has confirmed through its first distribution partner in Ohio that TAT has placed in approximately 1.4% of all convenience and gas station retail points of sale in the state of Ohio. So they are now in 1.4% of all major points of sale in Ohio. They have broken 1% penetration. This reorder rate for TAT could be attributed to sustained interest in the product from legal age smokers with the management of several tobacco retailers indicating there has been a pattern of repeat customers who request TAT by name. During TAT's second month of retail availability in Ohio, the company continues its promotional initiatives targeted towards legal age smokers including a digital marketing campaign for TAT landing page which is this landing page right here. There it is as well as an out of home media campaign on gasoline pump displays which was launched at 1087 Ohio gas stations earlier this week. In-house sales efforts led by the company have continued to garner new store placements for TAT in new parts of Ohio, its initial market in the United States. Even in the early stages of the launch of TAT in Q4 2020, legal age smokers across the United States exhibited enthusiasm about the product. In the company's November 6, 2020 press release, it was announced that nearly one-third of all visitors to the Tri-Tat landing page submitted confirm requests for a sample pack of TAT. A conversion rate that is considered exceptional by industry standards in a press release dated January 12, 2021, the company also announced that the mental variety of TAT was the first to be sold out and reordered by tobacco retailers. As tobacco retailers in Ohio continue to reorder TAT, the company is confident that it can keep and gain market share by scaling its current commercialization efforts. Once the TAT online store is launched, that is going to be huge, huge, huge for TAT, the company believes the ability to sell TAT directly to legal age smokers could accelerate adoption of TAT as a replacement for tobacco cigarettes. Wow! Huge news, let's see what SETI says. After about six weeks of selling all three varieties of TAT in retail in Ohio, we have had the opportunity to garner some very insightful data about how it has performed among legal age smokers in our initial market. Aside from glowing feedback, we have received about TAT between anecdotes from stores, online reviews, and comments sent directly to us. The most meaningful indicator of our success so far is the product velocity. I agree 100%. For stores that have stocked TAT for at least three weeks, more than half of them have placed reorders, many of which are far larger quantities than their original order. That is huge. Congratulations, TAT. I mean, you work so hard, you've got to enjoy it once in a while. That's huge. That is a huge accomplishment. Congratulations, TAT. TAT management, TAT marketing team on the success so far. This is exactly what I want to hear. I'm sure this is exactly what our investors all over the world that are holding TAT want to hear. Our community members want to hear about TAT lifestyle and wellness. Wow! I believe this demonstrates that the collective sum of our efforts are having the intended effect. Much of 2020, 2020 was spending perfecting TAT and Beyond Tobacco, procuring manufacturing at the right price, laying down infrastructure for distribution and sales, and strategizing marketing initiatives targeted towards legal age smokers in the United States. These reorders show that we are gaining momentum in 2021 and we intend to pick up even more steam as we continue to add more points of sale and prepare to launch our online store, which can avail TAT to legal age smokers in dozens of states besides Ohio. Huge for TAT. Game changer. Chief Revenue Officer Tim Corkham commented, out of all of the tobacco category products I have worked with, TAT is an outliner in terms of the level of demand it has had in the early stages. I have launched dozens of new tobacco brands across Canada, as well as in the Caribbean, and while many of the new products were reorders by retailers in the first silver weeks on the market, none of them were reordered by anywhere near 60% of stores that initially carried them. Huge. I believe that our patient, methodical, and disciplined approach to bringing TAT to the USD 814 billion global tobacco industry has contributed to the strong early stage performance and I have confidence that we could replicate these outcomes both in Ohio and in other markets where we may introduce TAT in the future. Boom. Huge news for TAT lifestyle and wellness. This is what you want to hear. And there's a crazy thing happening right now in the world. There's an article right now about this gentleman here who has taken over the stock market, Keith Gill, who is one of the guys, I guess, behind the whole GameStop Reddit mania. He spoke to the Wall Street Journal and I saw this article and I was reading it and I was just fascinated about what's happening in the stock market and how this is completely taken over the entire stock market. And how could this possibly take over the stock market? But I was shocked because they showed Keith Gill's personal, his personal picks and TAT, T-A-A-T and T-O-B-A-F, among some other picks that we are talking about in our community, happened to be on his list. Now, I don't know if that's his list 100%. It was in the Wall Street Journal. There's a chance that Keith Gill and the Wall Street Bets community gets behind TAT lifestyle and wellness. That could be a huge catalyst for TAT. I'm not saying it is, but there is, in this article, it shows a notepad and on that notepad, to my surprise, it showed TAT lifestyle and wellness. To my surprise, it literally had TAT. Left to know what you guys think. Huge news for TAT. This is a company that could potentially change the world and has been a huge winner for our community already. And I believe it's just getting started. Huge news. Everybody loves TAT that I've heard of and 60% of tobacco retailers who have carried TAT for three or more weeks have placed three orders. Huge news for TAT lifestyle and wellness. And then I saw this article in the Wall Street Journal. Left to know if you guys see what I've seen, but they literally show Keith Gill's, what it looks like, Keith Gill's notepad. And he has a list of picks and Nokia is one of them. And obviously they've been talking about Nokia. And another one of those picks is TAT. It boggled my mind when I saw it. But I'm doing my best investigative reporting to try to get you guys every bit of information I can. And I'm reading this and I'm, you know, can't believe what's happening in the market. And then all of a sudden I see TAT and I wasn't expecting that. So left to know what you guys think. Did you see what I see? Do you agree with this? Do you, what do you think about this? Do you think it means anything? If there's smoke, is there fire? Do you think this will lead to anything? Left to know what you guys think. This is huge news for TAT. Left to know what you guys think about the news. Remember, risk to be alive is strictly for education, entertainment purposes. Always do your due due diligence. Always do your research before you invest anything that we talk about here on Rich TV Live. Always invest in the best. The best is blessed. Speak to your financial advisor. Chances are they're going to say, where'd you get these picks? And then you could say, my boy Rich, they're going to say, Rich has got some good picks. It's true. I hear it every day. I'm not making this up. Like it's, it's true. You can go to TATglobal.com and see a video with the CEO, Setti, who I should be interviewing soon actually. And once again, this Wall Street Journal article, there was a little cryptic notepad with some of Keith Kiehl's picks. And TAT was on the, on the notepad to my surprise. So left to know what you guys think about that. Comment on the video, your boy Rich to be live. And I'm out not winning. You're not watching. We're bringing the winners and we bring them too first. Have a great weekend. Crazy times in the market. Glad we in it to win it.  I'm all, peace.


Welcome to Toffy TV, it's the match reaction, barely one Everton nill, another defeat for Everton in the Premier League. That is now five defeats in the last six games, another poor performance from the Blues and it goes from bad to worse really for Marco Silva. He's got to take the blame really for me today. I picked up a team that I've said it before, the midfield three don't work, they don't work. Delft's snidel and Siggins and too slow and he just picked the wrong side and we ended up losing the game and we're getting to the stage now where you're starting to be concerned for him because he just seems to be doing what's he's saying. The sign of insanity is to continue to do the same thing and expect different results and that's what he keeps doing, he keeps doing the same thing and expecting different results and it's not going to happen, it's simply not going to happen for this Everton side. Under Marco Silva if he keeps doing the same things and he's tried it, it isn't worked, it didn't work. We were awful at Bournemouth, it didn't change it up, we were pathetic against Sheffield United and today against a very, very basic Bairnly side, we've done it again. I actually thought we started the game alright, we were in total control of the game if truth be known without really creating much of front. They had nothing, no threat, long balls, hoping Ashley Barnes or Chris Wood could get on the end of it. I was a bit disappointed in how poor they were. I thought that kind of footy had gone, which stoke, but Everton played into their hands because we didn't do anything in that final third. We had an opportunity off a corner which I don't know whether they hit one of their players and Dwight McNeill kicked it off the line. Alex O'Wobe should have done better at the shot block, yet he mean that a couple of headers that were blocked. But really the final third wasn't good enough. Bairnly had one off a set piece which Jordan Pickford saved with his feet other than that. Joey, a good yonson heather that it was a comfortable catch him. Got to half time, nil nil. I mean Seamus Coleman had caught Peters the left back with, when you've seen it again, it was a nasty tackle but he actually slipped, he doesn't go for him but he didn't half catch him and to be fair he was lucky, possibly lucky to stay on really when you see it again. And I really think Mark O'shilders should have dragged him off for half time. On a yellow card, not playing particularly well, the threat is always there that you pick up another one but the man that he didn't, he left them on, haven't come out again in total control in the second half and then Coleman gets sent off jumping into McNeill. Silly ti allans, made it very, very easy for the referee to send them off. My only gripe is Ashley Barnes done that about six times, I never got a yellow card. The one on Michael Keener, his elbow should have cut off being a red card but he didn't even get booked for it but that's football, that's the Premier League isn't it? The cluelest, the officials. But Coleman probably rightly sent off with the two bookable offences and then after that you knew what was going to happen, Everton continued to probe barely got into it a little bit with the extra man but not much and Everton gave a needless corner away and the corner comes in and it's by Hendricks a good finish, actually deep far post corner side footed beyond Jordan Pickford and that was it once they went one of up we know what the drill is now with this Everton side, the minute they go behind it's game over and it was game over barely could have extended the early, we didn't really look capable of being able to equalise in that game at all. I mean the substitutions were poor by the manager again waiting until we conceived before he put more keen on, brought Gomez on with seven minutes left for Snidlin who was ineffective anyway. So a frustrating afternoon, not really much you can say is that we've said it before, a crap afternoon, another defeat, five defeats in the last six games and now the board I suppose if I had my share he's got a big decision to make now looking at it, is the signs of improvement? No. Is the signs the manager is mixing the team up to try to get results? No. So they have to suppose they've got a look at it and make a decision. If they believe in myself man's believes that Marco Silva is the right man to turn it round and he'll be left to do his job but we've got Westlam in a couple of weeks, the international break now, the worst weekend to lose a game isn't it when you've got two weeks just you're over it. But the next game is Westlam at home and that's a massive, massive game now everything hovering near the relegations zone. I know it's only early but ourselves in the position I think barely have gone into the top four with that win and it shows how pathetic the league is if truth be known and we're nowhere to be seen. So more frustration, more disappointment not really much more to say. Thanks for watching. Make sure you subscribe, give the video a thumbs up if you want to and if you want more videos join us over on Patreon. See you later.