George Bruno with the 21 report the European edition. We are in Warsaw, Poland, and I'm talking with Socrates welcome welcome It took me 5,000 miles to get to you We're in Europe Wow, isn't that incredible Wow and not just Europe We're we are now in the new central of Europe The borders have shifted in a lot of ways cultural influences have shifted And what a remarkable city to host this event Can we as Americans learn anything from Poland? Oh, sweet. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Yeah, you caught me on this morning, right? Yeah, yes Hands down this city alone is a Magnificent exemplar of culture of people going through tremendous adversity to be situated adversely Between multitudes of people throughout time, you know And so there's kind of a historical component that Poland's always been a highway between wars and that's been throughout all of history Most clearly identified during World War, you know, World War two Very very harshly, you know between the Germans what happened with the sacking of Warsaw specifically You know, you go to the memorial here and they have 18,000 resistant members were killed in a course of 63 days Another 180,000 people Civilians were killed while our allies specifically sat on the other side of a river and sat tight Waiting for the Germans to do what they did and of course when the Germans finished They were so upset and it's kind of kind of an interesting comparison. Here you have a Aryan supremacy race who's consistently lost geopolitically Through multiple of wars even prior to that teutonic nights And so they've been handed some really nasty historical lessons in Poland and they were starting to lose the war then and so What do you do like a drunken parent who is at work being abused failing limiting having stress? You beat your children and Hitler beat Warsaw specifically and took his vengeance out on it and then after the Compitulation when the resistance Effectively swarming surrendered put down their arms went into internment camps and much of the population was then sent to Treblinka He raised the city yeah taking combat engineers to flatten Empty homes to make sure the world knew that this was an example Okay, after that they lost to the Russians the Russians come in and the surviving resistance members were shot and killed They were labeled as collaborators and then Were effectively had no ability to have their own independence which they were fighting for which the Yalta agreement Ignored them their ability to self-government or sovereignty and they lost that and unfortunately that is a blemish on American history It's it's it's embarrassing to walk through and see It's it was a sad moment kind of really kind of look at and be in that city and kind of really feel that And then to sit down and realize these are people who suffered under communism and socialism for so long Who still maintained their identity and were able to win their independence? Successfully yes, and and that you would sit down here would be a remarkable story in itself, but it doesn't end there You can stand in the gardens of their Resistance Museum and look straight across. I mean immediately across these Tremendous modern skyscrapers, and these are not small structures. They are gorgeous. They are vibrant and realize how short a time period That these were created During join immediately following this and you sit down and go how do a people do that? You know and then I take us big step back, and I look at this and go huh as an American I've been taught to worry about something called hypergamy It's laughable. I and I say it's laughable. Yeah, I know it's laughable because In all honesty you talk to the polls who survived this when you talk to the people who were here And they want to know you're American You know you came 5,000 miles Why and you tell me you're going to come into a men's conference on masculinity and relationships and they look at you like You're speaking English and they don't understand and you're trying to convey it and they don't understand Of course, they'll smile and laugh.  Yeah first world spoiled entitled children issues Yeah, and I'm not to and to be fair It's not that we should be disparaging that on so I'm right these these are concerns Hypergamy is something to be aware about it is a concern It is dangerous unless you know the rules that govern it can it go too far can it be a cult? Can it be a strange following? Absolutely and in all honesty that was the essence of my talk And specifically you know the speech that I gave was a the cult of hypergamy And the debasement of mankind and because when it does go too far You stop you you end up destroying the natural order things you you destroy A god-given relationship if you will want to sit down and talk about it in those general terms is that We're we don't separate ourselves. You know one of the things I get a tremendous amount of flak for both from both feminist and Red pill followers and particularly some of their their more ardent Red pill philosophers and thought leaders is that I believe the sexes are meant for each other and that has connotations You say that every time you're on stage I have to I you have to because I don't know when somebody's gonna for the first time hear me And that's the first and only time they'll hear it I fundamentally believe if I have it, you know my tagline is I believe the sexes are meant for each other And it's not just that the we have hypergamy and hypergamy that the you know sexual biological Imperatives it's that in a very real sense the sexes are actually compatible and complementary Not in spite of these sexual imperatives, but specifically for those sexual imperatives It's what makes us human Okay, it's what the other animals and creatures fail to develop And even though they may have some of these notions or capabilities It has not gone to the extent and complexity and nuanced behavior It has in humans because we are the most complex We are the most nuanced where you're the most sophisticatedly evolved because of all this And if you ignore all that you are trashing a richness of mankind. Yes And and that that's a hell of a legacy to To disparage The concept of the red pill the ideology red pill thought Has become This strange movement revolving around hypergamy It's a strange direction. It's almost as if someone hijacked it And started driving the bus somewhere else I I I will throw this out. I will say it's a mark of genius And and I and I mean that sincerely If you are hurt by something if you've been traumatized by something and you know, so many of us are And you you want to find a reason why you want to be able to sit down Okay, what was it and I think the what happened was that we had people circling around in on it And that's an element of self-infrospection and I think there's something admirable about that There was reconstitute and so when you sit down and say, okay, you know when we talk red pill We talk about hypergamy and we focus in on the the sexual impairs of women And that's kind of the idea we we can identify the source. It's hypergmy It's it's that's what drove the behavior that was the cause for okay, so we've identified it So the next point we have is we also then couple that immediately with hypergmy doesn't care Okay, because it's a force of nature and nature doesn't care. Okay, nature demands. Okay, and so we say hypergmy doesn't care Okay, so that just relieved you a fault, didn't it that relieved you of age. It's a smoke screen I'm no longer responsible correct for anything. Yes, and it's low agency You're not taking ownership of it. You had no involvement classic blame shifting correct And we and and we have all that and then the third element to all that that the thing that ties this all up In an awesome freaking bow and just presents it as a present Is a phrase All women are like that Yeah Now you've actually eliminated Any future obligation you have to circle back and actually correct the things that you should have had interest before The things you had control and the things you failed to do And you see it time and time and time again with a lot of these thought leaders who have been hurt who have been damaged Who legitimately have honest gripes and been injured, but they're not doing the hard work and interestingly they'll project that They'll they'll criticize other remorselessly. Yeah shamelessly without empathy. Okay about do the hard work And yet there they sit Having not done it themselves They have not turned back on a biological imperative, which is a higher order imperative A sexual imperative is a lower order your prime objective Your prime order is to first survive and we talked about poland poland survived The second was to reproduce and poland interestingly enough their birth rates Skyrocketed after the war which is an interesting fact Not only that they're one of the few nations in this in this hemisphere that have a replacement levels Incredible and that's affecting geopolitics. That's incredible. Let me ask you this if using Some people's Phrase all women are like that Is the flip side of that all men are like that or is it just a one-way street? It will if you swallow that red pill that red pill. Okay, and by the way the red pill is medicine Overdosed Okay, you have a practitioner, you know writing prescriptions and he's overdosing his patients and the reality is yes All men are like that all men suffer from hypogamy, which is a male imperative sexual imperative Okay, and we kind of know that we know that I I like younger women I like a lot of them and I want them to be different I don't want the same woman. Okay, and by the way I'm going to sit down and do it and if you believe the sexes have to be dominated over each other Or exploited of each other. You can't be compatible. You're not complementary to other You're going to have an adversarial relationship and that's how that's exposed But the bottom line is all men naturally have that imperative. It's ingrained. We have this compulsion But we take agency out. We're cultivated. We're taught to not do certain things if we want to have our best interests Yes, and that's not necessarily seed spreading. Okay, because we're not fish. We're not trot We don't just spray and go I mean you can and and and that's one of the reasons why man kind of been terribly successful Because there's more than one track in which we can do this Yeah, but if you want to sit down and say we want to have really well trained humans Which is one of the things we do is we cultivate over extensive amount of time You know gestational period for an adult legally now is 18 years Okay, because that's now when you're adult. So, you know between conception and gestation We're talking 19 or legal adult set. We're talking 19 years for a long got a lesson And we're also trying to push that even further which I actually support I actually think it should be a complete lifespan if you really want to look at it You know Ivan talks about intergenerational wealth. Yeah You know what what if you know more families talked about their legacy of education and development He talks about the family books where they take notes and you know record that and you have this rich family history That's meant for other surviving members to carry forth. That is a legacy building What if we did that with our own children and everybody was able to do it? And that that becomes absolutely phenomenal. So, you know, we do know that men have all these capabilities You're supposed to restrain yourself women for the most part. I've never been taught self-restraint in that regard Okay, that we don't have this awareness. We don't have this culturalization So I think that the idea of teaching hyperpigmentation is absolutely apparent and and appropriate But it should be it should be couched.  There it is. Yeah, as you wage it yourself You know, it's like you can't be a belligerent in a culture war Yeah, okay, and then they claim that you're you're a victim And so I I think there's a lot of criticism that the red pill has not embraced hasn't been looked at And I think a lot of it's because it was always an underground Online community and because it's becoming more mainstream The thought and scope and practitioners are now changing You have people that are far more diverse far more educated that are bringing other disciplines to bear We're getting people away from the keyboard Ah, yeah, that's that's an interesting one too. Uh, and and I would sit down and say that 21 convention Was one of the first to actually bring people from out from underneath the internet together I know there were other practitioners that had done it. We had a speaker who Had a couple years ago died that was known for this, you know, one was truly a truly underground community And so that there's this rich culturalization of at least meeting face to face Now we're able to do it online, you know, we're filming this now So they're seeing this engagement, but I think some of the most important work we do is not the presentations We do on stage It's the conversations we have in the hallways. I will say this and somebody kind of like Pulled me inside after I physically sat in a hallway. I think the workshops we're doing now Are actually far more important than the actual presentations Yeah, how kind of crazy is that and that that is a case where we're taking a number of the attendees a smaller group Having thought leaders come in do a presentation and discussion and have interaction Immediately it's off off camera. Nobody can be embarrassed. You can talk about things openly that you don't necessarily want to have recorded And have also the ability for attendees to kind of cross communicate And what you have is this mini think tank going on For an extended period of time particularly after a speaker has spoken And so it's a continuation of those ideas even further. So instead of having a 45 or 60 minute talk you're now sitting, you know at You know at least you know 120 minutes overall between, you know, two one hour sessions And then you have a tremendous amount of room in headroom to then talk in the hallways Talk at lunch talk at dinner have the evening events in which we're doing And I think that is tremendous I mean, so if you talk about a four day period in which you can pack your life into to just springboard to A whole different place of being a thought a process to develop those patterns of behavior This is the place to do it. Is the red pill a continuum or is it an on off switch? Is it a binary choice? Is it this way or that way? Where do you see the red pill going? Is there an evolution? Uh, am I correct when I say manasphere 2.0? Give me your thoughts on that. We kind of we kind of already I don't I don't get hung up on whether it's one one You know zero one two three. I think there was some discussion today at lunch at some of that But you you do see an evolutionary Approach to it evolving. I think the ideas are becoming more sound I think there's a lot more As far as a social entity has taken place I think that the discovery of other voices are becoming more interesting and and here's here's another one that we Probably never had anybody talk about we are seeing a generational change And we talk about the ability to cross generally Yes Talk and communicate and and mentor we are seeing physically the practitioners of the red pill age So it's interesting to watch those developments or or sadly the lack thereof And I think the people who are changing developing looking at their lifespans and doing this appropriate life arc Are are going to be vastly more important to pay attention to Than the 50 year old guy who still don't pick up That's creepy. I mean that's that's really yeah, I mean like yeah, that's there's something wrong there There's and what they call that is deviant, right? I mean there's a dysfunction taking place here Or men who have gone through tragedy and and not to dismiss the tragedy, but just can't get beyond that And we look at that and that's a tragedy, you know, and so when we talk about in in kind of the greek Plays that you know storylines either become tragic, you know that they descend into tragedy Or they they have all this trial and tribulation and it's tumultuous And it's the hero's journey, you know, isn't that remarkable? Yeah We take men who've been demolished And in the old way We make them part of a demolition team And we were talking before this conversation about let's Go from demolition team to architect. Let's not tear things down. Let's build things up. Yes Comment on that. Um, a lot of it is what you what do you look at? What are you focusing on? You know, I in my talk I talked just a little bit about Psycho-cypernatics and essentially it was an early version of visioning.  Yes You know, and if you see the adam and eve story, which is why I always show it And that's kind of I used it as my image that the adam and eve story in the garden of eden and the Serpent or the chair with the the the fruit of knowledge Do you see that as a story of man's corruption?  You know, you'll you'll you'll wreck the you Will have quote the proverbial train. Yes And it will be a train wreck. You will be carrying a tremendous load over a tremendous distance over tremendous time Going at velocity And it will come to an end So what's the answer? What do you think? What is the future? of the men's community of the red pill Movement and it's been redefined many many times even just like in the past five years Where do you see it going my daughter? That's that's that's going to be it because the future belongs to those with children Yes, okay because that's that's also a nature's law. Right. Okay. You have to be present. Yes, and those that aren't Are diminishing in value every day they take air So red pill men who have absconded from responsibilities absconded from their Obligated genetic nature to overcome the adversities that they face it to have a legacy that comes children You know and obviously families and stuff like that well-raised and cultured fathers and other children They will not be represented in the future They will become compost Okay, they will become rich fertilizers of example Okay, and i'm looking right now at a daughter. Okay a child who's becoming human She's starting to think in ways that other animals don't okay. That's Incredible to see yeah and knowing that i'm taking a hand in developing fathering and gardening that you know And i'm a caretaker and that's that that's a whole different level of responsibility And so i think what's what you're going to find is that the red pill Is no longer going to be about Hypergamy or hypogamy and sexual imperatives and everything else I think it's going to go towards what no is talking about and and it's one of the reasons why I was really see him Glad to see him come in and you know, essentially in a keynote speaker position Sure and talk about it becoming about responsibility of agency and agency of responsibility and action And you show this by masculine behaviors And when you take on responsibility when you have you know, for example, we had jack jack donovan talked today Talk about strength and might and talk about the the four virtues of of masculine behavior And if you apply that to red pill knowledge, what what's the natural consequences of that? You know and and what are we supposed to do? What does nature demand us to do? And and can you say you have honor when you have scorned that? Is that a masculine behavior? Are you masking when you lack courage? A conviction?   Okay, am I acting with conviction? And how do we how do you sit down and look yourself in the mirror? And that's probably the biggest point is that these people aren't They're really not looking themselves in the mirror doing this self-intersection and saying, okay Does there have to be a crisis or can someone come to these conclusions on their own? Oh god, you know and and that was actually kind of a side project for us fairly recently It's I think it's a bit far better.  What what if what if I never got hurt? What if I was cultivated appropriately? What if I embrace my responsibilities the way I should have? What if I was I had friends and mentors that were able to help me along or spur me and learn by their presence, you know By by their exemplar as exemplars. Okay, and what difference that would have made in my life Can you imagine if instead of doing red pill stuff and all the work that I'm doing that I could have applied it to quote my profession How much architecture in the world is now lost? Yeah, okay, or other relationships or the children? I could have had indent the relationships and people I harmed and I could you know, you know avoid it all that That's that's that's that's those are my sins. That's my loss and I have to carry that and many times I intentionally reflect on on those things and it drives a lot of My riding at night the weekends, you know when you're you're tired to be down And so you you you turn and find that kind of drive And in many ways I can't go back and apologize to the people I hurt But what I can do is say I was moved By the situation and I've taken the agency of that ownership of it And I've sought to remediate not only my own behavior Um and to then come back and and help others not make the same errors, you know, um, and that's That's the best I can do, you know, I believe it and if I find something else we can have that conversation I would love to know well, I'll tell you the words that are that are just standing out in this conversation are agency regulation execution conviction prevention or preventive medicine and ownership Right there Those are the tools that we need. Yeah. Yeah, sir And and it's it's kind of interesting. It starts with the individual I mean, I can tell others to do something but the you know, the reality is it starts with you and and Interesting if let's go back to this. So you gotta do the work You gotta do the work, but let's let's bring pulling right back up on the tail and let's bring Warsaw front and start They did the work Yes They not only were able to maintain and have that long-term vision In front of them and maintain that and then through all this adversity do the work You know that they they sat and just plain did it and they did it interestingly enough But not by expanding but contracting in hard times and they focus on what is the most important thing Okay, what is it? Okay, and at the uprising memorial, I've got a photo of it There's all these action figures and heroic figures and there's a man and a woman and he's holding her and bringing her along Leading her, you know, and she's carrying an infant We know it happened. Okay. That's not just, you know, but it's it's artistic license. Yeah But we know that the children involved. We know that children survive We knew there were children born during the war. We know that children were born immediately following the work when things were Incredibly pessimistic. Yes, you know, and you sit down and look at that and they sat down and said what was important our families Yeah, and it's been reinforced even in the midst of the all of the darkness.  Yeah, you know in the presence of this And so when we talk about the manisphere resurrecting itself in this, you know, kind of this new new way in which we're doing What a brave city to do this. Yeah I mean and and in many ways we're stealing kind of their thunder and riding their very symbolic But but you sit down and go we can utilize them as phenomenal exemplars There's no better city to have this in It really isn't, you know, and and to be really honest, I I I've I want to bring my daughter back here To show her to have her walk because there's nothing in the u.s. That is comparable Yeah, and to sit down and say this city matters this city matters Not only in history, you know because of what occurred, but I think it matters in a human art story I think there's something very very very important to happen here and then people went through things and I think as a Humanitarian ideal, I think the world needs to embrace that Hitler wanted Warsaw to be an example Let's give it to him. Yeah I like that I can't think of a better note to end on wow Let's give it to one. Yeah And that was You answered my final question, which was you know, I said what can the united states Learned from poland and you answered my second question is what can the individual Learn from poland and I think you I did it well. I don't want to end on hitler I don't want to do that. Keep then keep going. I develop that. I let's let's let's do something else. Okay There is I I Love cultures that have fantastic music. Yes that embrace food culture Comradery and everything else. Yes I would love to see an export of that to go worldwide And so one of my favorite dishes and I'm being I mean completely selfish here are progies And I I had this I joke about it that I wanted to consume my body weight and progies There's no way in hell that's happening. Yeah, but you sit down and say Let's celebrate a simple food and remembrance. You know you talk about communion and all those sort of things And I think there's something to be said about a national dish and a progie that comes from this area And so I think very distinct have it Try it, uh, you know embrace it and make it kind of a the new red pill food Yeah, and if you sit down and say instead of swallowing a red pill, let's have a progie Over wine over dinner over music family I like and and do something different and it may be kitsch, you know, it may be kind of fun But you sit down and say I think we've gotten too serious on stupid and foolish things. Yeah I like that. What a great note to end on. It's better than Hitler. It really is and in a ways I hope progies are the new red pill. You know, we'll we'll see what that is. Let's run with it, but Have a great time. I love it agency regulation execution conviction prevention ownership In poland did the work and encourages us As men as individuals to do the same. Yes. Thank you. Thank you What was your experience so far with the 21 convention? Oh, I'll stay I'll stay professional all across the board really good energy with a lot of people and uh I just like because it's very positive Positive direction this uh, George. This is this has been a first-class event. It's fantastic. You guys run a really tight ship I've been to a lot of conventions over the course of my business career And I can tell when things are well run and when things aren't and this is a very well run operation I was very impressed. It's pretty incredible to see where Anthony's brought it Especially from last year which is my first year here to see the the upgrades he's made. It's been incredible I've got my notebook and with every speaker. I've written down about two or three lines Under each of the speakers of just just the key prime stuff that I got. That's good. That's great. It's very surreal, man I'm really enjoying it. I'm happy to live in such an era Where such a thing like this is possible I have never seen a group of guys like this a group of 200 men We're focused squared away working on their values just never met a bigger group of wonderful guys It's kind of neat because I've been to a fair amount of conventions in my day But you never see one where the guy's like uh here you can just see ed latimore talking to tanner about boxing Yeah, you just sit down and then you tell your boxing experiences. Everybody's kind of pinging off each other. It's nice It has been fantastic And it's been four days of guys all on the same page working the same direction fascinating meaning some of the people Hearing their stories Yep, you got people traveling from other parts of the world to come here just to see some of the speakers. That's amazing The thing is impress me is everybody here is very serious. Yeah, they're taking it, you know, close to their heart What a great convention. Thanks, george


How are you? What's up guys? This is Chris Pike. My friends call me Bigsy. Back in action today. I'm back using Heartbeat H.K.I. Check it out. Guys, it's a free tool that you can go ahead and take moments and snapshots from your favorite videos. And in this one, I've got a great one for you. Casey Neistat, very popular V-Logger. Well, he got the new Apple Vision Pro and he tries it out. But he doesn't do a standard review. Nope. He walks around New York with it on. Interacting with people. Having some fun. Riding the subway as you do. The dystopian future where people are in goggles. Yeah, well, it might already be here. So anyways, take a look at this. I've got my favorite 13 or so moments from this video. Check them out. Let's go. All right. So here we go. So I am on H.K.I. or Heartbeat as we call it. And you'll see here on the left side, I have a few options. I'm going to click on my heartbeat. And then I'm going to click on moments. And I've got a whole bunch of moments like 400 or something like that. But here are some of the moments that I really enjoyed in Casey's video here. So it starts off at seven seconds and then there's 10, 12, maybe 15 moments. Let's go through them. I want to show you my favorite parts from his latest, I guess, on-the-move review. Here we go. All right. So there's the first one I really like. That's what it looks like when you get the things scan your face. It doesn't come out right. You come out kind of weird looking. So I don't want to start this off with that. This is the greatest piece of tech ever. There are some very clear issues with it. Let's see about him when he's walking around with it. Let's see what kind of looks he gets wearing this futuristic headset. Yeah. So there's the second part I want to show you. Not only is he getting weird looks, but when he starts walking and he says it right there, the windows go away. So once you start getting some bumps and some shakes, especially even when he's on the subway, the windows, they go down. So just keep that in mind. It's not exactly something you can wear snowboarding, at least not yet. Okay. So here we go. Here he is on the subway. Let's check this one out here. Another favorite moment.  And there it is in full high resolution glory.  Pretty impressive stuff. So here we go. Let's skip forward a little bit here. Here he is interacting with other people on the subway with the Apple Vision Pro on his melon. It's interesting. I can't imagine why you're looking at the door. I'm looking at you right now. I can see you clear as day. You're out on a blue tie with a beautiful tie pin at the top. So I can see you. I get off here. Enjoy your adventure. Bye bye. So you'll see there, he's talking to him and he can see him. So even though the other person can't see what you're seeing, you can literally look right through those glasses and either see the screens you want to see or you can dial it down and see directly what's in front of you. Also note the tracking failed there. So again, when it's shaky and bumpy or when you're in rapid motion, the windows tend to go down. Okay, so let's take a look here. I've got a few more moments that I want to share with you. Let's go ahead and skip forward to annoying random stopping on stairs. Watch this. So to be fair, he's obviously doing a review here and he's showing you it. But this is going to be an issue in the future.  So there you go. Just wanted to show you that. Let's take a look at the entire online world. This is a glimpse into the future and this is his opinion about that. Let's skip forward. I can have my whole computer digital online world that exists in the real world. That's what feels like it's bigger than AR or VR. Like I have the Oculus. It's great, but it definitely feels like a toy. This feels like a little glimpse into the future of what computing could be like down the road. So there you go. There's his opinion like the Oculus and various other VR headsets. They're a toy. This is the future or could be a glimpse into the future. So there you go. You heard it from him there. Again, I'm not sold on it yet. I haven't tried it, but anyways, let's skip forward a little bit more. Here he goes and puts on his headset and he wants to get a donut from Krispy Kreme because that's what you do. Yeah! And then let's skip forward a little bit more. Watch this. So how strange is that? You got people watching him looking like he's from another planet and there he is in a Krispy Kreme trying to sort of feed a donut to an imaginary butterfly. The future is going to be weird, weird as hell. Check this out. There are a couple of hours of running around the streets of New York as in not in a controlled environment. My brain sort of clicked and it just forgot that I was looking through cameras and screens and it just, it took what it saw as reality. And that is where this, that's where that profound moment came from. So there you go. You heard it from him. He eventually, he got, it seems like he got fully immersed into it. And he forgot that he was looking through this set. So again, this is Gen 1 Tech. This is first generation stuff.  Here's my last moment I want to share with you. We'll wrap it up. So there you go guys. That is Casey Neistat. That's his opinion of the first generation Apple Vision Pro guys. Crazy stuff. Let me know what you think in the comments below. Time for more stuff coming up. Stay tuned.


I trust that you've also enjoyed a day of prayer and praise. Let's get higher together. Oh man, the Charlottesville Trial content is unmatched, says God close my eyes on Twitter. So a lot of testimony here from Samantha Froehlich, so she's the Samantha who's all over Nightline and in that book about the alt-right, so she's been interviewed many different places and modestly, moderately attractive young woman, but a five in the real world is like a ten in the alt-right world because the alt-right does not attract many she-las.  Okay, here we go, so Samantha Froehlich there, she was Eli Mosley's girlfriend and she got with Richard Spencer and so she's been talking what it's like to be part of the alt-right. The former far-right extremist testified about how Unite the Right rally organizes plan for a racial holy war. Blessings. Come on guys, prayer and praise, let's get higher together. Get higher, get higher. Okay, she overheard White Nationalists discussing right-wing death squads. Guess what?   Like fewer than one in ten thousand.  Fewer than one in ten thousand. So having fantasies about the deaths of your enemies is not unusual and it's not necessarily dangerous.      So Loponius has crushed every lip-status on the witness stand tomorrow in Charlottesville. How exciting is that? And they discussed the legality of using cars as weapons against counter protesters. It would be weird if they didn't talk about using cars as weapons. So particularly in America, particularly since the Rodney King and the LA riots, when you had that truck driver who got beaten to a pulp in South Central, anyone who's driving in a car, likely to be surrounded by protesters, has thought about what's the legality here, what are my obligations, and should I just allow myself to get pounded and have concrete smashed against my skull, or do I have any options in self-defense? So there's nothing inherently criminal or dangerous about discussing the legality of using cars as weapons against counter protesters in and of itself. Now, you put it within a context of people, yeah, they're eager to commit criminal violence, and sure, I can see how that could be one data point that you can make a case. So this is a civil trial in Charlottesville. I've been sued for libel five times and it's no fun because I lost some sleep over it. You never know who might come out of the woodwork and you might have forgotten some indiscretion or some gross exaggeration or some cringe boasting that you've done that someone then brings out in a trial and you can look really, really bad. So here's what's on tap at the Charlottesville trial today, right-wing death squads and racial holy war, the OK hand gesture and C Kyle. What a fancy way of talking about C Kyle. Imagine if you were Mr. Ford, Deborah Lipstadt and Roberta Kaplan in the same room. It's almost too much for me, I'm in love bro. So former extremist, Samantha, don't think she was ever particularly extreme, gave the jury a crash course on white supremacist terminology and codes. Well, guess what? Traditional Jews had their own terminology and codes and some of it, if you're not a traditional Jew, you would find shocking and appalling, if not downright satanic. We all find other insolent in groups, particularly other religions, frightening, weird at best, satanic at worst. So she provided frightening insight to one of the alt-right groups being sued in federal court to unite the right civil trial and Charlottesville continued into a second week. So many highlights. So Samantha says that she had a sexual relationship with Richard Spencer. He was willing to make an army for Richard, Samantha says. This is about her previous boyfriend, Eli Mosley. So I think she was girlfriend to Eli Mosley when she was at the same time hooking up with Richard Spencer, but she's the victim here. She mentions that Eli Mosley, earlier client, intended to kill Richard Spencer and take control of the alt-right movement when the time came. Well, guess what? A lot of people joining insular movements and fantasies about taking control. So having these sort of fantasies is not, if so, facto weird. So who is the guy who founded the American Nazi party, George Lincoln Rockwell? He got shot and killed by one of his followers. So what type of person seeks meaning in extreme politics or conspiracy theories or superstition? Right? Someone who lacks social ties. So if you finally find a way to make meaning out of life by getting into radical politics, then you're going to look to see, oh, who's the leader of this new group that I'm joining and how can I rise to the top? Oh yeah, I'll knock off the top dog because to even be in this position in the first place, you're highly likely to be antisocial. So not particularly shocking. I saw a photo of Roberta Kaplan the other day. She wasn't repulsive. She's quite fetching. The eyes space too close together, the droopy face. The outdated hairdo. What's not to like. Disavow. Disavow. All right. So what's Samantha telling us? So she was apparently pretty well coached and she's not getting interrogated because apparently she resides 100 miles away from the trial so she can't be subpoenaed. So today's developments followed a wild first week in court in which a contentious jury selection went a day longer than expected. A defendants representing themselves in court went off the rails. And the first plaintiff to testify gave an emotional account of being run over by a sports car driven by one of the white supremacists she's suing for damages in the landmark case. Well, if you don't want to, you don't want to get hurt. But if you don't want to get beaten, you don't want to get in danger, don't show up at violent events. And so this wasn't like the violence at the Charlottesville. It just happened from the right. It also happened just as much from the left. So on Tuesday the plaintiffs played for the court a video deposition. So she wasn't even testifying live. So video deposition of Samantha Froehlich, former member of Identity Europa, who is the live-in girlfriend and defendant Elliot Klein through March of 2017. And she was the same time she was with Eli. She was hooking up with Richard Spencer and I don't know who else. So Samantha described Identity Europa's recruitment methods. When you're interviewing someone, make sure that the room is clean. Speak with eloquence. Don't use racial slurs in public. They wanted to look presentable. It was like being wolves in sheep's clothing. So she was very well coached. None of the defendants got to question her. She interviewed hundreds of Identity Europa prospects. She said that the group's members used coded words, phrases, and hand signals instead of explicit racist and violent language and symbols to avoid turning up applicants. Sieg Heil meant Sieg Heil. She usually followed by a subtle Nazi salute toward someone in the distance was a way to seek Heil in plain day. And the OK hand gesture, what is it? Was a way of covertly identifying a fellow white nationalist. Yeah, it's also a way of identifying people who aren't white nationalists but just use the OK symbol. A successful tactic for luring people into Identity Europa was using offensive humor. Coded words when they say hello, they actually mean goodbye. Shocking. So Eli Mosley intended to kill Richard Spencer and take control of the movement when the time came. So he wasn't going to rush things. He was going to wait until it was time appropriate.  I actually truly effing hate them. He confirms he did write this but says he was speaking specifically of the organized Jewish community. Heimbach recites the 14 words on the stand. But we must create, what are the 14 words again? Disappear, not that I... So white supremacist slogan, we must secure the existence of our people. Where is it? And look after white children. Gosh, really scary stuff. She said that Eli Mosley, Elliot Klein worked for a pest control company at the time they were together. Well, she portrayed him as not having a job. So that was a portrayal she gave in that anti-social book by the anti-social book, by Andrew Morance, right? She said he didn't have a job. All he wanted to do was be a thought leader. Anti-social, online extremist techno-utopians and the hijacking of the American conversation by Andrew Morance. So she portrayed Eli Mosley as not having a job and that's not fair. So she worked at a pest control company.


Let me take my message from the book of Genesis 1 verse 3 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth The earth was formless and empty and darkness covered the deep waters And the spirit of God was hovering over the surface of the waters Then God said, Let there be light and there was light And God saw that the light was good Take note of that God saw that the light was good Then He separated the light from the darkness God called the light day and the darkness night Hallelujah Let me take it again verse 4 And God saw that the light was good Then He separated the light from the darkness Say to your neighbor, I'm not here I can't hear you I'm not here to get used to the dark But to shine as light Thank you Yes According to Genesis 1 verse 3 God's word turned darkness to light So also God's word affected by the Holy Spirit Will transform your life today From failure to success From hopelessness to happiness From frustration to fulfillment From sickness to good health From frustration to fulfillment And when you are fulfilled in Him You lack nothing and you want nothing Hallelujah God is in His word Yes, people of God God Himself created the world by His word It was His word that became the creative essence Power, I mean the most important part of God That makes Him God Pulled down Jericho's walls Through His word and by His Spirit Today Jesus Christ is able to take you from where you are To where you have never been Through His word by His Spirit He is able to make you do what you have never done before Jesus Christ is able to make your impossibilities possible Through His word and by His Spirit Let's someone say Jesus Christ is able What do you do when you are faced with impossibilities? Impossibilities surround us When we focus on our incapabilities Instead of God's ability As long as you try to solve your problems By power and might You only create more problems for yourself Possibilities come When we depend on God Impossibilities come When we depend on ourselves and others Remember? The greater challenges manifest today Is because they are tempted to look to others For direction Where to go What to do How to do it The cycle of life Continues to go on and on And there is no change If human sympathy could have helped you You have been helped by now If human pity could have rescued you You have been rescued by now If human solution could have solved your problems You have been problem free by now Human solution is no solution at all We never come I can hear you Come Let us go to Jesus Christ As Batimeyes did Because He is able To make a way Where they seem to be no way In that Mach 10 From verse 46 to 52 Blain Batimeyes Lose confidence in man That was why he cried out Son of David Have mercy on me Many tried to stop him Many rebuked him But he refused to be stopped That instead of tension and pressure To stop him Instead of tension and pressure To stop him He discovered He discovered better strategies and tactics To folder his course I believe that He had good spiritual eyesight He could see what people with good eyesight could not see Those who run after Jesus Let me put it this way Those who have good spiritual eyesight See that duty in Christ Jesus That will effectively Draw them to run after him Because in Christ Jesus Nothing is lacking Why everything is necessary May today be the day you will receive direction Instruction And the revelation you need Batimeyes Sat by the side of the road because he was blind You who are sitting by the highway of light You who are sitting by the highway of life Saying I am blind I have no job I'm sick I'm lonely Why me of all this Does God not care about me Or is he just passing by Shep Batimeyes cried out And the Son of David stood still May you cry out Make the Son of David to stop in front of you today May you cry out Make the Son of David to stop in front of you today People of God No matter what life brings God is good No matter what your Lord is God is good No attribute of God Is as recommended As his goodness Therefore Is of absolute necessity That we believe in that name Jesus Christ God has appointed it It is given under heaven It has all powers and authority Both in heaven and on earth Not only does the name Jesus Christ bring healing The name is also the source Of salvation We know That there is no other name by which disease Bodies can be killed And there is no other name by which Sinful souls can be saved Our salvation is not in ourselves We can destroy ourselves But we cannot save ourselves Therefore It is not enough It is not enough to come to Jesus Christ For healing But when you are healed You must continue to follow him That you may honor him and receive his instructions Because In coming to Jesus Christ For help and spiritual healing You must have an eye to him As the promised Messiah The trustee of mercy and grace Are you sick? Are you poor? Are you empty? Cheer up For Jesus Christ Called you today For Jesus Christ called you here today To heal you To bless you To feel you And to make you whole And clean within I want you to know that God is who he is You cannot see him Or know his identity Before believing in him He keep using everything he has made He used stars To motivate Abraham's faith For children He used a fish To give Peter money He used water To turn a marriage Into a place of miracle He used Peter's shadow To heal the sick He used a posipos apron To set the captives free Today he is going to use me To take you from where you are To where you have never been He can use any medium to express himself Do you believe that? Do you believe that? Rise up, rise up, rise up, rise up Say I'm not here To get used to the dark But to shine As light Let there be light Let there be light In my marriage Let there be light In my business Let there be light In my career Let there be light In my family Let there be light Begin to speak light To every department of your life Begin to speak light To everything that has to do with you Speak light to your finances Speak light to your career Speak light to your business Where the light of God is Darkness has no hiding place Lights, speak light, speak light In the name Jesus Christ At your command Speak light to your career To your finances Speak light to your business Speak light to your marriage Speak light to your family


Did you look at the numbers yesterday the stock market took a big dive yesterday closing significantly lower after the Fed Warned they might have to raise interest rates for a lot longer and maybe up bigger a lot The move could be yet another attempt to lower in inflation rates They say but is it worth the market turmoil and instability? Well join us right now here in studio and we've got stock swoosh Founder Melissa Armo. Well, listen. Good morning. Yesterday the stock market took quite a swoosh, didn't it straight down it did It swished straight down. Yeah, it's too bad. So what do you make of you know? The administration is always trying to put on the happy face things are getting better We're we're trying to get the inflation rate down to 2% who are still a long ways away from it And that's why the Fed said we're gonna have to continue to jack up the rates Unfortunately, that means a lot of people are gonna lose their jobs Well, we've already seen companies lay people off since the beginning of this year again American companies are very resilient So they're almost planning ahead for the fact that we could possibly go into a recession at the latter part of 2023 In fact, Facebook, which is now meta is planning on coming out with more layoffs by the end of this week So Amazon Disney a lot of these companies Microsoft have already laid people off since the beginning of this year They were overcompensating by bringing people on board in the last few years since COVID And they almost over hired because it was such a competitive market and now they're laying people off So that's a problem and remember unemployment the unemployment rate actually comes out Friday So we'll see what it says, but that's a lagging indicator So every time we get the number every time the administration, you know talks about the number It's retroactive was something that happened in the past Eventually it's gonna catch up to it where we're gonna see that number tick up And it could be this Friday in which case then you could see another negative reaction in the stock market by the end of this week Here is the head of the Fed talking about raising rates yesterday watch Have come in stronger than expected Which suggests that the ultimate level of interest rates is likely to be to be higher than previously anticipated If the totality of the data were to indicate that faster tightening is warranted We'd be prepared to increase the pace of rate hikes Okay, so increase the pace increase the amount Ultimately if you have anything on credit, it's gonna cost you more and it's gonna make it much harder to buy a house Well, first of all, I think anybody that wanted to buy a house probably bought a house When the boom happened because you could have sold your house to make tons of money if they could find something If you could find something a lot of people downsize, you know People wanted to retire early things like that are moved to a cheaper state I would say people are moving around a lot across the country after COVID so that had a plate of part in it Probably by the end of the year you're gonna see mortgage rates at 8% and I know people are like oh my god I know I mean years ago. They used to be 9 in 10, you know when my parents bought their first house I think it was 13% Chris. That was a long time ago 18% So 8% steep for you, but you know for most it's not it doesn't have to be that's it Well, the problem is that inflation right now is ticking right under 7% But me I'm a consumer I buy you know if you go to the grocery store you have your cookbook you go buy food Food costs are not 7% higher the somewhat the food costs are 100% higher 50% I bought eggs yesterday for $7 a dozen It's ridiculous. It's like gold eggs when you buy them, especially here in New York I've seen it for like $10 $10 for like it doesn't so it depends where you live But that's they said the bird flu this thing that thing with the eggs You've still seen an uptick in prices all across the board with everything The bottom line is that people should expect the fact that if for every $10,000 saying credit card debt You're gonna pay an extra hundred dollars even in the next I'd say three months with the way that they're gonna raise rights Nobody knows if they're gonna raise them a half a point in two weeks or not But they could and so people need to be aware of that. So stand by all right get you get some good advice over at stock swoosh calm Thank you. Thanks for having me. All right


After the biggest week since the Australian Open we had some massive points to give out and massive point changes To the rankings this week and some big changes to the top ten for the men and the women Not only that but to the rest of the finals as well Let's go have a look at the past results from last week So starting in Qatar at the WTA 1000 event in Doha and Yggish Fiontech Wins a third trophy in a row at that venue beating Alina Rabakina for the first time in a couple of years 7662 and that was a huge boost to her ranking points which keeps Sabah Lenker away from that number one spot in Rotterdam Yannick Sinner continues to win beating Diminar in the finals 7 5 6 4 That was the biggest tournament since the Australian Open as well. Of course, that's what Yannick Sinner won So he's on a bit of a roll over in Argentina We had De'Aza Costa taking out Jerry to win his first trophy of his career 6364 in one of the small events on clay during this February season and then Delray Beach We actually didn't have a result because the final is tomorrow So Fritz versus Paul in that final and that will be tomorrow will get the result All right Let's have a look at the players that have gone up in the rankings this week starting with De'Aza Costa going to a career high number 59 in the world going up 28 spots higher than last week after winning his first trophy Pavlia Cenkava continues to go up the rankings another 8 spots to 24 in the world after making the semi-finals last week in Doha And Neymar Sarka she's gone up 461 spots to 286 in the world after making her first quarter final of her comeback So a big boost for her unfortunately not playing next week But we will see her at the sunshine double and hopefully she continued to rise plays. I went down to the rankings Cam Norrie Made a final last year on clay. Unfortunately couldn't replicate that goes down three spots in number 23 Mackenzie McDonald goes down 12 spots in number 61 also because he couldn't replicate what he did last year in Delray Beach And Belinda Benchich she drops down eight more spots number 44 in the world and as I said last week She's gonna continue to drop so we won't keep talking about her every single week because we know that her rankings Really irrelevant at this stage while she's gonna go have a baby So she did drop eight spots this week due to the fact that she didn't have a chance to save the points that she lost from last year All right, let's start on the WTA side of things now and no change at the top with fiontech staying at number one Sabalink at number two golf stays in number three with Rabakina at number four Aguilera at five with Jabir at six Jung at seven and von Drussever at eight for Maria Sakri dropping out of the top ten for the first time in Almost three years making way for us to Panko who is now at number nine in the world with Mukubi staying at number ten So a big change there down the bottom Panko having a great season and now it's back into the top ten And we know how dangerous she can be especially to those top three players So she'll be really interesting to see how she does now that she's back in the top ten Looking at the race of the finals now and things are starting to take shape Sabalink is stays at number one We do have a change with Rabakina going up to number two and Shriyantek going up to number three After having a really good week last week pushing Jung, Osta Panko, Goff, Yastryemska, Kazakina and Noskva Down in the race of the finals. Pavlia Cenkovic jumps up to the number nine spot after having a really good week and Kostuk, she drops out of the top ten completely having only done well in Australia so far this season So looking a little bit more familiar now with those top three players in the race of the final But of course to buys next week so another thousand points up for grabs really could see a shake up to these rankings All right having a look at over on the ATP now and again No change at the top with Djokovic of one Elkra staying at number two We do have a change with Sinner going up to number three a career high ranking for him pushing Mehvedev down to number four And that's because Sinner won Rotterdam the tournament that he lost to Mehvedev in last year So Mehvedev didn't play lost all his points and Sinner was able to take his spot, but you can see there It's only a five-point difference between those two so that could change in the next couple weeks Rublev, he stays at number five with Zverev at number six, Runer at number seven with her catch at number eight We do have a change on the bottom with Diminor getting into a career high number nine in the world Of course, he did make the top ten just before the Australian open and after making it to the final of Rotterdam He gets to go there again this time at number nine pushing Fritz down number ten and Sidney Pass Drops out of the top ten completely Which means there are no players in the top ten that use a one-handed backhand for the first time in the history of the rankings Which is a real historic thing of course Federer held his own in the top ten for a while and Standup of Rinker also Sidney Pass kind of took the mantle But now there are no top ten players that use a one-handed backhand So that's a little bit sad taking a look at the race of the finals now and things are starting to take a little bit Of shape no change of the top now with Sinner at number one and still adding points to his title And he's really opened the gap between him and Mehvedev at two Mehvedev does stay at two with Zverev at three and Djokovic at four There is a change in the middle with Rublev and her catch getting pushed down Thanks to Diminor who made the final of Rotterdam. He goes up to number five So a bit of a change there Diminor five Rublev six Demetrope doesn't move He stays at seven and her catch at eight Fritz stays at number nine Carlos Alcárez he drops out of the top ten to the rest of the finals making way for Tommy Paul now The asterix next to their name is there because Fritz and Paul are playing in the Delray Beach finals So we don't actually know who's won that yet. We'll talk about that more next week once we get the result in But that's the race of the finals and we're starting to get to see a lot of familiar names in this finals race So you have it that is the rankings for this week some big changes for the women's side And of course that's gonna do maybe even more next week because it's to Dubai and we've got a massive tournament there as well The race the finals starting to get a little interesting as well on the men's side next week We've only got Rio, which is a big event, but Alcárez is the only one playing that so I don't think we'll see too much change Next week maybe to the top ten for the men, but remember Indian Wells Miami That's coming up very soon and everybody's coming back for that including Djokovic Because he hasn't played since that Australian Open semi-final against in a couple of weeks ago But let me know down in the comments below. What's been the biggest shock for you in the rankings this week? What's been the most surprising thing for you and maybe in a positive way because Zinnigate number three in the world It's great to see that he's up there and now the top three guys are the three Grand Slam champions of the last 12 months So that's fun to see as well, but they're the rankings for this week a couple of changes there to that top ten


back to my channel today's video as you can see from the title I'm going to be doing a Q&A and an apartment update for you guys this video has been highly highly requested I have gotten a lot of new subscribers so of course a lot of you are asking some of the same questions questions excuse me here and there so I just decided to do this video and I asked you guys on my community tab and under my last two vlogs so I'm just going to answer the questions that I've got and then I'm just going to get straight into the update so starting with the first question I got someone asking what am I doing for the holidays literally today is Christmas I'm filming this on Christmas day so I made Christmas to you all or happy holidays whatever you celebrate happy birthday Jesus so yeah that's that I went and spent the holidays with my family that vlog should be out soon so yeah that's that and then I've been getting a few questions about school so I got how long do you have to go with nursing school I got besides working okay how long do I have and I got basically how nursing school is going just about nursing school so nursing school I withdrew in August my program I only have 11 months left that's how long the program is so I withdrew in August because I had a horrible horrible horrible breakup that took a toll on me completely 360 I was the one who was basically blindsided and everything and everybody obviously knew about me and I didn't know about anything so that's just that with nursing school within accelerated program I that week when all this popped off I um I think I had like three exams and literally just I could not focus I cannot study I cannot do anything but crime being my feelings so I'm just like that just tumbled me down so yeah definitely nursing school nursing is still always in my heart as far as my career goes because I'm not probably gonna get those questions definitely still want to be a nurse I also would like to either be a dietician I have classes that goes towards a dietician and I also want to be an entrepreneur I want to be my own boss like eventually I do not want to be working in a hospital a clinic or anything of that nature like I want to be my own boss so with that being said I'm gonna start out with selling the lashes I have those back there just kind of put that on the bed burner right now while I'm focusing on other things so and I'm probably gonna start selling hair so just gonna keep that like that but nursing school is definitely still in my future I also withdrew because of COVID this was the first semester of course that everybody kind of had to adjust and learning an accelerated nursing program and trying to do that over a computer was just not my style like I have to sit in class and you know kind of learn that way listening to a recording with no face no nothing just words does not flow right with me so that's been on nursing school but definitely nursing still in my heart someone asked about do I work like two jobs where am I working at they hear me say different things like that yes I work at the hospital as a nursing assistant and I also still work at big lights so I'm still helping people like I'm there literally by their side 24-7 so I'm glad I still actually get to really jump into the field and see what they do on a day-to-day basis or night-to-night basis because I work overnight so that's that on the school and work thing someone I'll put it on the screen because I can't pronounce names said do you have any siblings yes I have elder sister who passed away from breast cancer I have another older sister and I have another older well I have a older brother so it's four of us she also said how long have you been natural what hair products do you use I've been natural I will say I haven't had a relaxer since I was in high school so like 10th or 11th grade in high school so that's probably like seven years now seven eight years give or take so yeah I'm 22 if y'all want to know that too I'm a Leo birthday August 1st period yeah so that's how long I've been natural per se I'm not one of those naturals who don't flutter on the hair you know don't do this don't do that clearly I flutter my hair clearly my hair is blonde so that's the type of natural I am and what hair products do I use I really haven't gotten into many hair products my battery's about to die hold on okay so that's what I'll say I'm the hair process that the hair products that I use is anything by shade moisture like any of their products and also can't do I think can't do has alcohol in it but I use their leave-in condition I really like that I really haven't tried any of the natural products honestly like my hair just loves shade moisture and I mean why fix it if it isn't broken so yeah and she also said what kind of nurse do I want to be I honestly don't really know what kind of nurse I want to be I say right now I want to work with children but until I actually do those you know clinicals and take the classes and stuff I'm not sure I think I am going to be on um no I'm not never mind so she also said besides work in school what do you like to do in your spare time besides work because I'm not in school anymore I really don't really have time for anything since I work all the time I play with prints I like to read go out with friends to have fun I mean I'm up to do anything honestly like I'm not a born person like I would give anything to try except for food I also like to I don't know spend time with family like I would do anything it's just I'm comfortable being in the house chilling at home watching YouTube watching my Netflix show something like that I'm a real chill person I'm a homebody so if you do get me out I'm down for whatever basically but in my spare time I just chill like I'm an introvert I don't really like social gatherings or anything like that like I'm not the bitch that be out in the clubs partying trying to do this and they're trying to be seen not me so yeah um Bella asked tips on how to budget your money monthly plans for the future and are you going to buy a house if so when also NYE plans so tips on budgeting my money monthly since it's the holidays and stuff I haven't been on a budget plan but I am going to start I put a few on the screen that I'm thinking about doing it's like saving $5,000 about the end of the year you can even do 10,000 if you got money like that or you can get up to like 500 600 just to have that money sit at the end of the year to go into the new year not broke so I'm gonna do one of those money-saving challenges I also have my budget planner book if you like if you go down into my description box to my Amazon store I have the budget planner that I use basically I am going to try to start the envelope method I've been looking into that a lot I don't really like to have cash though so I have two check-ins account one checking account is usually where everything comes in and out at in my second checking account is basically my savings account I have it labeled is that I didn't want to open another well I didn't want to open a savings account because I don't really want restrictions on my money like things happen in my life unexpectedly all the time so I didn't want to get savings account but honestly I feel like I am gonna open a savings account and then kind of just literally use that as savings and then my checking account that's my savings account I may use that for like a savings account but like money if I needed then like I'll have it but I will not touch my savings like at all so yeah my savings account that's my checking account my rent comes out of there that's only bill that comes out so yeah I'll probably use that for something but honestly with saving that's how I do I kind of just I'm either gonna split my bills in half and then pay half out this check have about the other check and then just you know put back what I got and it's really hard to stay on a budget but I mean you gotta get it done somehow plans for the future I'm gonna do a 2021 vision board so stay tuned for that are you gonna buy a house if so when honey I don't know what I'm gonna buy house but definitely want a house I am gonna move into a townhouse next year so we're gonna get into that on the apartment update so yeah NYE plans I'm working in the hospital are you still working at big lots in the hospital or just the hospital are you finished school that was life with Nari and yes I'm working big lots yes I work at the hospital no I have not finished school in the work so how's my school going already answered about that and what kind of work do you do right now I already answered that so that's basically all the questions I had they're kind of all the same so going into the apartment tour that I know everybody well the apartment part so going into the apartment update that I know everybody want to know about like I said I'm gonna give you all an apartment tour I'm gonna clean up and hopefully have that out by Sunday or Monday of this coming week so sometime by the end of December another thing I wanted to say the reason why I'm moving because I've had this question a few people asked because they've seen my last vlog so I will be moving my leases up in May about the end of the month in May I'm gonna probably be applying for the townhouse houses April I mean come on out so yeah I'm moving one I want this specific townhouse and I just got my eye on it I really love it and yeah so the reasons why I'm moving is because I'm in the one bedroom I don't have any space the townhouse that I wanted to bedroom to bath and it has a dining room pantry like the works so I just feel like I don't have any space to record or like when I was in school to do my homework because my bar is literally my desk like my workstation that's where my printer is and this my living room is my recording area like I want a dedicated room for my guests for my schoolwork for my YouTube channel like that room is just want to be for that and also I mean I love this apartment honestly but it's just like I need more space so like I was saying in that other blog I'm in the living room right now then I step over four feet I'm in the kitchen step over two more feet I'm in my bedroom like it's just I feel like I'm tired of looking at the same thing every day and I know that sounds crazy I don't know how to explain it so you guys can understand but with the townhouse like I can go upstairs chill in my room the extra bedroom I can go you know come back downstairs like it just feels like more space and more open and more airy so like I'm not stuck in one spot if you get what I mean and I'll have a little back yard so press can you know go around there do what you gotta do play have fun so yeah I just need more space and this apartment here does not have a storage space my pantry is not storage like that's for food above my wash and dryer I have two racks that's my only storage in this apartment and I don't consider my I don't consider my closet of storage area because it's my closet is for my clothes shoes I keep my suitcase in there and that literally takes it all up so how can I store things in my closet when it's you know filled with what's supposed to actually be in the closet so that's why I buy cubbies and all kind of stuff like that to have more space so yeah and what else did I want to say about the apartment um I had all this planned out and I can't think of anything because I know you're gonna ask me questions oh rent wise the townhouse is not even $100 more it's literally $70 more than what I'm paying now so I'm like literally I can have a two bedroom too bad townhouse for $70 more like why wouldn't I do that you know so rent really isn't going to be a factor clearly because I am working two jobs now the commute is not going to be a hassle it's literally closer to my hospital job so that's a plus really don't like that I'm not gonna have all the eating places and stuff like that like I do now but I will be closer to like more stores and stuff like that and the gym so yeah those are basically the pros of it the cons I mean I wouldn't know until I moved there but I feel like I would really enjoy living there also what did I want to say oh so about the apartment tour I'm gonna give you guys an apartment tour but my apartment is not finished and it's not finished because I don't feel like I should put my time and effort into finishing this place when I'm moving literally by April because I'm not gonna I'm not I'm not even trying to be here in May so I'm literally moving by May and it's like why would I put all my hard work and time and effort into trying to make this how I want it when I'm going to be leaving you know so about my living room I'm really kind of indecisive I wanted to change out my couch for a black couch a sectional this is what I was originally going to get before I got this couch but this was kind of like a second choice couch honestly so that's why my living room table is glass and it's black because I think I want to go to a black couch so when you see the apartment tour and everything's not matching up or looking exactly right is because I'm not doing it's anything anymore like I don't care I'm probably going to change all my colors everything like that into the new townhouse so yeah this couch I was thinking about putting it in my YouTube business room whatever you want to call it but I kind of want to get a daybed but the daybed literally looks like this couch but in bed form and it comes out on the bottom so yeah and also about my living room I'm going to put in the TV stand that I want and then the TV stand that I have now you will see that of course in the apartment tour but I kind of want to give you guys a visual of what I'm trying to do in looking for so you can understand why my apartment looks the way it looks in the apartment tour and I only have one bar stool I found another one but I didn't get it because in my townhouse I don't have a bar area it's literally I'm going to have to get a dining room table so I'm like why would I buy another bar stool and I'm not even going to be using it so that's that and what else I don't think there's really anything in my room I do want two nightstands on either side of my bed I'm gonna put in you know pictures and videos of that what I've been looking at on Pinterest and stuff because I kind of wanted to actually be a bedroom I'm not sure if I'm going to keep my vanity in my bedroom in a townhouse or put it in the extra spare room I think I may just keep it in my room because it's not going to be a big deal because it's already going to be so much stuff in the extra room and about my bathroom I'm gonna be changing that completely too so when you see I hope everybody watches this video before you watch the apartment tour I'm not putting any more effort into this apartment and I just told you guys the reasons I'm indecisive of what I want to do I can't find what I want because it's all sold out I want stuff from my can Wayfair and my colors and stuff is going to change but I always do a dorm room tour apartment tour wherever I'm living I've been doing this since 2016 so this is just something for me to look back on with my memories so I can remember you know to share what you guys too so yeah stay tuned for the apartment tour should be doing it within a few days and it should be up by next Thursday so yeah I hope you guys enjoyed this video don't forget to like comment and subscribe and share and turn on that bell so you don't want to post the video hopefully I answered all your questions I know someone's gonna ask something but that's basically the gist of it like I'm moving that's that and my apartment isn't finished because I'm moving and I'm indecisive so that's it and I will see you lovely in my next video bye guys


Studying Sonic 29 by Elizabeth Browning Here's how you can analyse this poem The poem is one stanza which is a sonnet, in other words a love poem of 14 lines The poem repeats the title I think of thee in the first line which shows that the speaker is obsessed with the lover She refers to vine's tree and leaves which belong to semantic field of nature showing that her love for this person is natural The speaker's tone changes in line 6, they become more commanding and assertive showing that they want to see the lover They mention the person is dearer and better, now the caesura hair shows their complete infatuation with their lover The tone of the poem becomes more sexual in line 9, this imperative sentence tells the lover to basically undress We reach the climax of the poem in line 11 when the speaker says verse shattered everywhere This rule of three shows the speaker's excitement at their sexual relationship The final line of this poem where we can see the caesura hair as well as the repetition of these shows that the speaker is no longer frustrated


Hello, and welcome back to another Premier Pro slash chat GPT free AI tutorial, going to show you how to make amazing descriptions for your YouTube videos, when you upload your YouTube videos, descriptions using free AI. Let me show you what I'm talking about. I've just got a tutorial video here. I'm gonna drag and drop it onto my timeline like we do. I'll zoom in a little bit and I'll start it right about here. So this way there's nothing at the beginning. Now I'm going to play it back a few seconds of it so you can hear what it sounds like so that I can show you how I go ahead and make it amazing for the description and the AI. Here we go. Hello everyone, welcome back to the Photoshop tutorial. We're in 20. Okay, so you can hear I talk about Photoshop and I teach you how to melt it. Okay, good enough, no big deal. The next step though is you wanna go up to edit and you wanna go to window and then you wanna go to the text one.  When I do that, I'm gonna go ahead and just leave it as is. Don't separate speakers, audio on track, that's fine. Click on transcribe, it'll take a few seconds. It's very, very quick now and boom, it will be done. Now it gets interesting because here's the next step. What you wanna do is you basically just wanna go now to these little ellipses or these three dots and then you want to go export to text file. What I want is I want this text file but I don't want all the other mumbo jumbo so I'm gonna call this melt so we can know where it is. So I'll save it in my documents format or my documents folder. Here we go, now going back over to finder. Gonna go to documents and there's one called melt. I'm going to open it and here we go. This is exactly what it says. Now I'm just gonna go command A or select all. You can drag it or you can just command A like I did. So command A, command C to copy it. Then we go over to chatGPT. It's at chat.openai.com. I'll leave a link in the description below and now you just write in paraphrase and then I hit the open exclamation or the open quotation and then I'm gonna go command or control V to paste it, hit enter and now watch what happens. Here it goes. It says in this Photoshop tutorial, the speaker demonstrates how to create a melted or warp text effect in about 60 seconds. This is what we take and add into the description. You take this, command C, you just copy paste this whole thing in. You rewrite it if there's little parts that aren't right and this is an amazing summary and that's how you do it inside Premiere Pro and chatGPT.


Hi, my name is Sarah Rowan, and I'm an artist residing in Helensburg, New South Wales. I'm making this video in order to prevent the hassle of face-to-face meetings that don't seem to be as conducive in this day and age with COVID lately.  I'm a muralist and speed painter. For the past 15 years, I've been creating works of art that uplift people. And I know for a fact that statistics say that school bathrooms tend to be a place of self-harm. A lot of emotional issues can go on in there. This word is released because students aren't as afraid to cry in a bathroom as they are in the classroom. And also, sometimes they are bullied in bathrooms. So I want to create a place where kids feel a little bit happier when they leave and a little bit safer while they're in there. It is a real joy and an honor to paint murals at schools, and it's also a joy and an honor to paint live at assemblies. Now I know that assemblies aren't happening at the moment, but when they kick back into full gear, it's a lot of fun to create a work of art into three to five minutes during an assembly because students go, oh my god, I didn't know that that was a profession. I didn't know it was a profession until I created it for myself 15 years ago, and it opens their eyes to see what else they can do as a creative human being on this planet and this day and age. My name is Sarah Rowan. Looking forward to hearing from you.


Hello, this is Laptop Media, and today, we will show you how to open the Lenovo Legion C715 and what's inside of it. To take this laptop apart, you have to remove the bottom panel. And to do so, you need to undo 10 Philips head screws and pry the panel with a plastic tool. Please remember, it would be of great help to us if you just hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. That would motivate us to make even more and better videos for you. Using the laptop, when it's away from the plug, is an 80 watt hours battery pack. Here, the memory is hiding beneath a metal shroud. After you remove it, you will see the two Sodom slots, which should fit up to 64GB of DDR4 RAM in total. Storage wise, there are 2 M.2 PCI-EX4 slots. Last but not least, we have the cooling. The CPU and the GPU are cooled by a total of 5 heat pipes, with some metal heat spreaders, and a further heat pipe helping with the VRM and graphics memory temperatures. Also, you will see a total of 4 heat sinks, and 2 behemoth fans. If you'd like to see more disassembly videos of the latest notebooks we would highly appreciate if you hit the like button and subscribe to the channel.


See, Rally for Rivers was a purely awareness campaign to get people's support to change the policy. So when we presented it to the government, in less than twenty-four hours, yeah, less than twenty-four hours, approximately sixteen hours after I gave it to the Prime Minister, they… Prime Minister set up a special committee to look at… look at the recommendations. Then it went to Neethi Ayog which is a planning body. In two-and-a-half months, they made this the official recommendation for all the twenty-nine states. Never before in the history of independent India has it happened that actually they put a private organization's name on a policy. It's the first time Rally for Rivers' recommendation, when it went to the states, they mentioned Isha Foundation's name, which a lot of people reacted. How can they do this? But they saw the enormity of what we have done. Nobody realized. They think I'm just driving. It's not just about driving. One-hundred-and-sixty-two million people. I drove nine-thousand-three-hundred kilometers, one-hundred-and-forty-two events along the way. One-hundred-and-eighty-four interviews. The important thing is it became a national movement. Never before in the history of humanity, not just India, in any movement in the world, hundred-and-sixty-two million people have participated. So, when they saw one-hundred-and-sixty-two million people are with it, so they put it through the scientific test. It took two-and-a-half months. Once they saw it passes all of that, they adopted it as national policy. It has been sent to every state. See, this is very important in a democracy. If there is a massive people support, government will take it seriously. So, Kaveri calling is a completely different aspect. So, you are only thinking from four wheels to two wheels, I'm coming. Next time, what will you do? Are you going to do bicycling, cycling or will you walk? That's a question. No. One thing is to get people's engagement. Youth, youth respond better to a motorcycle than a car. Hello? I have a very powerful motorcycle, of course people will try to make a scandal out of it, because when I drove a Mercedes G-Wagon, that's all they were talking about a few people. So, many PR agencies advising Sadhguru, this is a great moment. It could get spoiled because of the Mercedes, please change the car. I said, I will not change. Then a journalist come to interview me, then I asked him a simple question. Is this car legal in the country? He asked, what's your problem? I'm breaking a law. You tell me?  All right, you don't want Mercedes, what do you want me to drive?  Who is paying you? No, no, no, not like that.  So, right now if I ride this motorcycle, why can't you ride a TV as moped? Why can't you cycle?  So, they'll give commentary, but that's okay. It's not about the motorcycle, nor was it about the car. It's about doing the right thing. It worked, right? It doesn't matter how many naysayers were there, it worked with the larger public. Yes or no? See, this will also work. So, nobody can simply raise something, but of course some trashy media is going to talk about my motorcycle and our suspicions about this 42 rupees, maybe Sadhguru will eat up 2 rupees, all this rubbish.  Then I don't have to steal 2 rupees from anybody. So, this is an execution project. Vagari is a full-on execution project. This is a halfway a project between government, us and the farmers. Rally for Rivers was a purely awareness, change the policy thing. That we have done absolutely successfully. Now, these two things have to succeed. This is far more difficult than that.


Uterine inflammatory diseases and postpartum dairy cows result in reduced reproductive performance due to aberrant uterine and ovarian activity, which is caused by infection with gram-negative bacteria leading to the detection of lipopolysaccharide, LPS, and plasma and follicular fluid. LPS impairs follicular steroidogenesis and reduces follicular activity, resulting in infertility due to impaired oocyte development and reduced trophoblast cells and blastocysts. Further research is needed to develop novel treatment and prevention strategies for urine inflammatory diseases by advancing our knowledge of the pathophysiology underlying ovarian dysfunction. This article was authored by Fumie Magata.