What's poppin', people? Welcome back to another episode of Kicking Their Bass TV. If you guys are new to the channel, hit that subscribe button, hit the notification bell. Also, hit the like button if you guys have been enjoying the content. Today we're out here on the beautiful Savannah River. It's been about two weeks since we've been out here, so we're like, you know what? We got to get out here and try to catch some big bass. We're actually doing something different today that we've never done before. There's one bait that I really haven't got to experiment with much on the river and it has to be throwing a big worm out here. So what we're going to do is break up some big worms on our rods, throw around some of this beautiful cover behind us, and see if we can catch some big fish. So that's the game playing today. It's actually around 100 degrees, but we got the cooler packed up with the ice and the waters and we're all prepared for today. The weather the last few days has been insane. I know you guys are probably experiencing it too. It has been super hot and it has been brutal. Let me tell you, it's been rough just being out here for like an eight-hour day. It's been pretty hard. Also, let me know if you guys have been enjoying the river videos. Hit the like button on this video, leave a comment down below. If you guys have anything that you want to see us do out here on the river, let me know down below.  Boys and girls, let me tell you the hardest thing to find recently within like the last year has to be bullet weights. We actually found some. These are like some Eagle Claw bullet weights, but they're actually one-eighth ounce. So it's not really what we wanted, but this is all they had. This has been the hardest thing to find. I don't understand. Like you can find baits, you can find whatever, but when it comes to your simple lead weights, you cannot find them anywhere. I ended up buying a couple packs of flukes, which we'll probably be throwing around a good bit today. That might be like later in the day. Cody got him a little pack of lizards. We're gonna try those out. That's in California 420. And then I got two different big worms that we're gonna be trying out today. We got the old monster and plum and then we got just one of these like culprit 10-inch worms. This one's in Junebug. I'll show you guys both of our options. So that's the Junebug one. It's looking pretty saucy. Out here on the Savannah River, you guys know water's a little bit more murphier, but today it's actually pretty clear. So I think it's gonna be good. And then we also have the old monster and that's a plum worm. That's crazy. That sound like a mudfish though. So that's the plum worm and then the Junebug right there. They're both 10 inches. I think I'm gonna probably start off with the Junebug, this darker color one. See where this gets us. If we don't have any bites on this, I'll end up switching up to the plum worm right here. So that's kind of the game plan and then we're going to be putting this on a 4X extra wide gap hook and then that one-eighth ounce bullet weight. So if you guys are wondering about the combo I'm throwing too, this is actually a Luz Custom Pro on a Mach 2 Rod 17 pound fluorocarbon. So let's go ahead and get this started. I'm gonna stop talking. Tie this bag girl up and see if we can catch a big one on this today. This is the thing when you're fishing a big worm, you can get a lot of bites. You know small fish are gonna bite it but I'd almost rather only have a few bites today that are really good. You know, some good big fish. And I've never done this out here on the river so I really don't know what to expect.  So we're gonna find out today. If you guys are wondering what knot I'm tying, it's a simple uni knot. Tie her on up, wet her line, boom, cut our tag in, pow.  The other side is gonna be flat. So what you want to do is take the point of your hook, go through the head of the worm and you're gonna want to break out of the flat side. So where you break is you're gonna want to slide this all the way in the worm and once the worm hits this corner that's exactly where you're going to want to break through just like that. Now we're going to push this worm all the way up to the front of the hook just like that.  So you're going to lay the worm right here on the hook where the back of this hook is exactly where you're going to want to penetrate it. Boom, just like that. And I'm going to bury the point of the hook. Boom, look at that. That's our big worm. We're going to go ahead and get started just fancast around a good bit and try to see what we learned today, put a bunch of information together in the first hour and then use that to our advantage and see if we can catch some big ones. Alright baby, we ready to get it started. Here's our big old worm. I'm excited about this. I've never been so excited to be out here on the river and just try something different than I haven't done before because you know we come out here a lot and we enjoy just going and trying to find these big fish and throwing whatever we want but there's not many times where I just get a bait that I haven't thrown and come out here and give it a whip. So we're going to try it out today see what we can get started with. Cody's throwing the big worm as well and if we don't end up getting them to eat this guys we're going to have to adapt. You know we're going to adapt, we're going to change, we're going to try to catch these fish today so we're going to go through the whole process and see what we can put together but I'm just hoping we can get some good fish on this worm because it's something I haven't done before. I'm kind of excited about it but you can't tell me if this went past the five pounder's head right now you wouldn't eat it. No way. Do you actually have one? Yeah I had one dude. He bumped it super hard. He burped you all off? Cast in there yeah. You know what I just looked at my line. Where was it at? I casted at the base of that. Not that but over there. Dude I looked at my line and it was frayed after I did that and I was like you know I should retire and I didn't know. Did I feel like a good bite? Oh Cody. I'm kind of sad that they're done. The spring bite's done. That's depressing. No. Dude you're lying bro. I'm not. I might need to put on that color dude. They're smoking that thing.  Yeah I just had a bunch of slack in my line so I couldn't set it right when it hit.  Oh yeah. No he didn't come on. I thought he had the whole worm dude. I thought he had like the tail. Mmm dang dude. You saw that one. Yeah you had him. Yeah. Did you get it? Yeah. Oh my god. All right guys Cody's been having, he's had three bites already on the plum one so that's what I'm about to try.  Hey bro. Hey you bought him. Hey dude. Easy way. I can't believe you've had that many bites on this same thing I believe. I think this worm is a little bit bigger than the one I was throwing too. Yeah it is. That feel like a small one? You've been moving it a lot too haven't you? Yeah. I've been kind of dragging it maybe. Maybe you've been like triggering them to bite with how you're popping it at the base of this little thing where you had that fish. Right there. See if you're still there.   Dude I thought you had a mega. Oh dude. I was just waiting on it to jump because I thought it was the best.  Yeah I can get them off. You can hold it out and I'll fly over.  Oh yeah guys I got my first fish.  Yeah dude when you hook set I was like either as a tree or a monster. I got one. Dude my whole rod just went like little tiny like. I didn't realize your line was still in the water. Yeah I was like looking at my rod and all I saw was this. What if that's what's been biting you the whole time? A mud. Yeah hit him man. Some of them felt like a bass. Yeah one of them definitely was.  Might have been a mud dude but that was you just didn't have it all the way? No he has his teeth marks on it too.  Like when hook set and there's nothing there. You got one? Another big mud? I'm gonna see if I can double up with you. See if this one'll bite me again. Right as you've been your hook yet back out. Yeah those mugs are freaking munch in that thing. Oh that was a big one. Nice. Oh I got one.    He ate it right away though. Dang dude. His teeth marks are up past the hook too. He had it just uh he didn't stay pinned. It might be another one though. Dang yeah that was a good one dude it was like a solid like high two pounder like maybe a three. Might be another one. That was my first like bite. Yeah. I actually had it. He felt freaking good too. I was glad I saw him. You didn't you never. You did right there? Should be one right there. Yeah dude I just threw it up there he was like instant. He had it thump and he was running to the left. I had my hand on the camera too getting ready. Oh you got him. Is that a bass? Oh it's a pike dude. Nice. You know what's funny my first pike on the river came in this cut. That's your first pike from the river isn't it? Nice. I have no idea what that noise is in the background. You know how to get them off.  We caught everything but a bass. Yeah. Nice. So we're pulling up to our second spot now. We threw that big worm a good bit. Cody had like probably five bites but we don't know if they're a bass or mudfish. We want to say at least like one or two of them were bass but he caught what did you catch two mudfish? Yeah. On that worm and that's really all we've had so far but that first spot we stopped at we were just kind of playing around it was mainly for the intro and rigging up and then we cast it around a bit but we're pulling into the second spot. I think we're going to have a chance of catching a big one here so let's uh let's get the work I know we can get a big one on this worm. That's our first fish of the first bass of the day and there's something on them.  I don't know what's going on with the side of them. That's interesting but that's our first fish on the big worm today. That's exciting. I don't know if it was him or a different fish but something slapped the mess out of it. It could have been him. There also could be more fish back there so let's keep on casting. I don't even know how that's possible. Like it's dang near coming out of his butt. I would not have you know I thought we would have had some more mouth bites today but I would not have expected to catch one on that big worm and like actually get them hooked. That's crazy. I was just talking to Cody. I don't know what's up with these fish. I don't know if they just don't want what we're throwing but like everywhere we've been fishing today should be prime like good spots good areas that we're fishing and it's just not happening. I don't know. I just have to keep on covering water. It's gonna take a lot a lot of water covering today. That he is. Oh my gosh. Guys look at that. Got us our second bass today.  And the way that I caught him is I threw up in there he bit me the cast before threw up in there started really my worm it was hung on a tree and I saw a boil underneath so I just let it sit and he ate it.  He was hungry. He wanted him an old double cheeseburger.  There he goes. That's the cater. Did that sound? Yeah. Yeah I believe so. How was it you? No. I thought it was you pulling your bait back. They're down this thing. What is it? Another small bass dude. I don't know what's under the small guy. It's like we put on a massive bait you know to catch these big fish today and then we're just catching some small ones but I was just talking to Cody we're like you know I can't believe we haven't been catching a ton of fish and this tide you know the water was full pool I'd say about two hours ago this water is finally starting to come out and when we fished this place you know if we would have fished it two hours ago we would have fished in the back you can tell that these fish are starting to pull out and now we just finally caught where they're at and now it's been bite after bite finally getting some momentum here and I think we're going to have a big one coming up soon we just got to keep on casting we're seeing a lot of activity I think we're heading in the right direction. I could not tell you how hard that sucker hit it. Fish is like five inches no bigger than that worm. I've never seen small bass like hit something so hard like my whole rod just went boom did not expect it to be that small. Look where I just flipped next to that gator yeah uh right there it's all good I'm gonna catch one right here real quick you know the moment I went over that tree he was taking off with it I had to itch my nose dude he was taking off right when I went over that oh he's got it that's a better one that's what we're talking about a little bit better that's a fat guy dude look at that one this was on the june bug worm now we're finally getting somewhere I'm so excited man finally just see some fish bite feels good it's not a big fish by any means but that is a thick and fat dude you gotta love it thank you buddy for biden you're not big but you're a nice little fish see you later grab that net grab that net right here right here right here right here. Yo that's wicked that's wicked we got you that time buddy we've been seeing all these garr just like roaming around guys and I like flip my worm in front of them and they'll like follow it in like they're about to eat it and uh that one actually kind of grabbed onto my worm and me and Cody have been talking about I was like dude when we see one let's follow them up to the boat and then scoop them with the net that's exactly what we did oh that's funny dude yeah yep how about to say oh my god I'll knock them out dude what what is up with this bro like this is probably the weirdest day I've had on the river this is definitely a record day I'm just gonna be honest with you I'm not even kidding this is a record day on the river for smallest fish I've never caught this many small fish in one day on the river never it's a garr literally I caught a garr I'd rather take him off at the boat but look at that I actually hooked him perfectly look at that couldn't could have been better I was reeling it he came off I was reeling the thing dude and he just hammered it yeah the moment I hooked said he was just going eight you notice like every time we want to film a video like this where it's like over a specific bait they're like doing something totally different that we could like smoke them if we were throwing something like if we were throwing yeah happens every time dude get him up here it's a dang two pounder in it yep oh dude he's fat he's crap oh yeah cody bob on deck oh yeah that's what I'm talking about yep fat one dude look at that belly oh yeah good little belly on it yeah it's uh like one pounder body but like a two that's a two pounder nice yep better one so we've been looking for this little tree right here when it's and all the water goes out how it is now I've caught I've caught a few good ones on this I got one oh yeah it's a good one dude he's got he's got the same thing wrong with him as the other one look at all this stuff on him dude that is weird man it's kind of gross it's like some parasites or something eating away at them there's another spot on that side these little fish right here on the main river that was my first cat cody cody you're out you're out I don't know if you got a fish or not oh this is definitely a record day of river fishing let me tell you but it's a record for the smallest fish I've ever caught this is crazy like I've never gone out on the river and caught so many fish and they're all like really small like yeah we'll have those occasional pound and a halfers that we catch all the time but I caught a lot of half pound fish I don't know what's going on today and it's funny because we came out we're like yo we're gonna throw some big worms to try to catch some big ones and uh it just hasn't happened


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So, it's really a great honor to be here and to benefit from the work that you've done and the vision that you have about how we make this world a place of justice and peace and dignity for all of us. So just a big thank you for all of that. And specifically, I wanted to say a few words about the recount that we have just completed now in three states in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. I want to say a few words about that recount and what the recount says about our election system in general and what the crisis in our elections says more generally about the crisis in our democracy, which is very much the fight that is at our doorstep right now today and gets back to the kinds of practical actions that we've been discussing today. So I'll just say a few remarks and then we can open it up to discussion, comments, questions, and so on. So first, on the recount, we identified three states, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, that all had particular red flags. So I was approached by an election integrity coalition about a week before Thanksgiving and they were looking into whether or not we really had a legal case. And I only heard from them with the thumbs up on Monday before Thanksgiving. And the first deadline was Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. So by the time we did the FEC compliance and all that to make sure that we had a dedicated fund so that there would be no question we were fundraising for the recount and only for the recount. This is not for my vacation home somewhere in the Caribbean or something like that. This was a recount fund. By the time we had our paperwork in order, it was Wednesday afternoon before Thanksgiving weekend. So we were not terribly optimistic that we were going to be able to raise $2.4 million, which in two days, which was the fee that we had to pay in Wisconsin on Friday. But the long and the short is all we did was put out a press release that we were going to seek confirmation that this was a vote we could trust in three critical states. We just put out a press release and we put up a web page to receive the funding and it took on a life of its own because I think distrust, untrust, cynicism about the election runs very high. As Donald Trump himself said, he thought it was a rigged election. As Bernie Sanders said, it's a rigged economy. We're sort of living in the age of the rigged and who's paying the price? You notice the 99%, it's the everyday people who are being thrown under the bus. So why in the world would people have paid attention to this when we had an opportunity to withdraw into our own little private spheres to meet with our families over Thanksgiving? No, we the American people stood up and within about six hours we had blown through the first fee, which was $2.4 million. And within about 24 hours or so we had raised enough that we could begin to move ahead in all three states. It was absolutely incredible. And it seemed to me like we the American people were saying we want something to be thankful for on Thanksgiving so we are going to be what we are thankful for. We standing up for the democracy we deserve. And I have to say since then just being out there in the world and being at the airport in Atlanta, so many people are tuned into this and I usually say what does it mean to you? And for some people it's the integrity of the vote. For other people it's just fighting back that we need a way for us everyday people who are being kind of locked out here of a future and people are feeling this on so many fronts, not only immigrant rights a generation locked into debt, college debt for those who don't qualify for free tuition and there aren't very many who do this is a generation in crisis, these are workers in crisis who don't have the jobs that we need. We also deserve to vote without fear. Without fear that your vote is mistakenly going to help someone that you may be very much opposed to. So it turns out there is a voting system that would enable you to vote for the greater good not for the lesser evil which is kind of the deal that so many people feel like they're forced to make. You feel like if you vote for the candidate you believe in your candidate may not win and then you may inadvertently help the greater evil win. So this voting system was actually just adopted by the state of Maine. It already exists in many cities around the country and in countries around the world. It's called ranked choice voting. It lets you rank your choices so you don't have to go into the voting booth and kind of make a gamble based on you know trade-offs. Instead you can actually bring your values into the voting booth so you would put your first choice first maybe it's an underdog but it's a candidate that has that actually stands up for immigrant rights as human rights for a welcoming path to citizenship for healthcare for college as human rights extended to all residents of the country. You could vote number one for the candidate you believe in knowing that if that candidate loses your vote is automatically reassigned to your number two choice and then you can even list a third choice if you want it. So it ensures that your vote will support the candidate that you most support and that you are not going to be splitting the vote you're not going to divide the vote you're not going to be spoiling the election in any way. And just for the record I want to go on record here that if you look at green votes in this election most green voters would not have come out to vote if they couldn't have voted green we know this from a variety of polls also from exit polls so it's just not true that green votes would have translated to democratic party votes in fact of those people 61 percent of greens would have stayed home of those who would have come out over one third would have voted for Donald Trump perhaps as a protest vote against the democrats or what I don't know but it's just not true simple rules do not apply voters are complex we're wearing a number of issues here and so greens would have not sort of combined with democratic votes the number of green votes that would have contributed to Hillary Clinton would not have made a difference in any state so any blaming or finger pointing going on here is entirely misguided in terms of the numbers but in terms of the broader concept it is very misguided to think that we should just have two official state political parties and be like what Russia or Iran democracy requires many voices and many choices democracy requires vigorous opposition that's where real debate happens so rather than suppressing opposition voices which is very dangerous for democracy we need to be fighting together for ranked choice voting to ensure that we can actually stand up for what it is that we want for health care for everyone as a human right for a right to free public higher education which by the way pays for itself many times over there is no doubt about that it should be funded completely right now and we bailed out the friggin crooks on wall street who crashed the economy it's time to bail out a generation of young people holding student loan debt that just cannot be paid back if we could come up with the trillions to bail out wall street we can come up with 1.3 trillion to bail out young people so um and last final two two last final reforms and the electoral college a holdover from the days of slavery we need to have a direct popular vote we would have a different outcome in this election and finally we need to get the big money out of politics this has been going on for a long time we need to have public financing in my home state in massachusetts we actually passed a public financing for elections we passed it as a voter referendum and i'm sorry to report that our legislature then repealed this voter referendum which had passed by a two to one margin and it was repealed by a democratic legislature which to me said that perhaps the real change we need is not going to happen under the political establishment as we know it under either wings of it um and that is what made me a confirmed green when i saw this happen 15 16 years ago um so at any rate getting big money out of politics is really critical if we are going to get the people back in we can do this the people want to do this it should be part of our broader agenda and just as a footnote by reclaiming the public airwaves which belong to us we the people which have been given away essentially free to very large corporations who are not fulfilling their public responsibility to educate the public on critical matters of our future like our elections uh we can make public financing affordable by requiring free airtime from the public airwaves and those who are in possession of those public airwaves big corporations the big media needs to provide free public airtime for qualified candidates whether it's at the national level or at the local level we need to have a public which is fully informed and empowered this is one of the cornerstones of democracy so that in turn enables us because the price tag will come down so dramatically once you have free communications and free public education free debates free and open debates the price tag for political campaigns comes way down uh and makes it possible then for us as taxpayers to actually have publicly funded elections so that they are not effectively privatized and sold out to the highest bidder uh the greatest democracy that money can buy is not a democracy at all it needs to be a democracy of by and for we the people so with that let me uh just announce two dates for you to keep in mind um we will be part of a broad coalition for occupy the inauguration on the 20th uh because in my view democracy is not being served by the current administration and we could have a longer discussion about that if you're interested but I think there are very principled reasons for us to register uh our our distrust and our distress at the way that this administration is rolling forward um and uh that will be on the 20th of january in washington dc and I presume that um uh events and protests are also being organized at the local level uh and we are hoping and will announce soon to hold a conference the following day about how we continue to build this broad movement that we really need right now we need to dig in on the practical things that we can do right now in our communities and we've heard many of them discussed here today but we also cannot afford to be divided if we are divided we are conquered and the more we can join together in a broad coalition for people planet and peace over profit the more unstoppable we are in the words of alice walker the biggest way people give up power is by not knowing we have it to start with we have the power this is kind of the hail mary moment whether you are looking at immigrant rights a generation locked in debt a climate which is in terminal meltdown right now that needs to be stopped by really a substantive action by our economy which continues to unravel uh we are in a situation right now that uh really calls on all of us to stand up for our deeply held beliefs in democracy human rights justice and sustainability the minute we stand together we are absolutely unstoppable and the minute we stand up with the courage demonstrated by the likes of the dreamers by the likes of uh the standing rock zoo and uh indigenous people and uh black and brown people all over the country and all over the world for whom these battles are not new for whom this is a very old battle uh this is the time for us to follow your lead and take courage from the courage that you have shown for decades and for centuries you have been kind of the canary in the mine shaft we are all now in that mine shaft it's time for us to stand up and work together one last date i want to mention and this is february 25th this is tentative to be confirmed but we are looking to hold a voting justice conference this one probably in philadelphia a voting justice conference to help build a coalition to work on all of those issues that i mentioned are absolutely critical we need to fight on each of those issues alone but we also need to be a broad coalition working together so that we can in fact seize the power that we have in the in this absolutely critical moment for us to stand tall and stand together so again thank you all so much for the leadership that you have shown and are continuing to show i really look forward to continue to work with you uh over the coming months and years thank you so much for your question over here yeah jelstein uh could run at the midterm elections as a senator from messachusetts that's an interesting question um which has not you know we have not yet even debriefed from the uh because we rolled right over we thought we were going to do a deep and start to put together our strategy but and then we we took up the call for the recount and which really only stopped the day before i came out here so we'll see you know i feel like you know i'm in this as a mother and and as a medical doctor for too long i studied what was going on and what i studied was this you know epidemic of asthma and diabetes and all this stuff that is uh very much downstream of the exploitation of people and our our natural environment and our water and our food and all that it's all been kind of co-opted to make a big profit for very few people and it's making us all sick whether it's our food system our transportation system our energy system uh poverty in and of itself you know we are very sick as a society right now and i felt like for too long i was documenting that and studying that and it just became intolerable and so you know i'm in a position as a mother that i realize all of our kids now are on the same boat and none of them are going to make it uh at the rate that we're going so i feel like uh i'm i i joined the ranks of the mothers on fire and the fathers on fire and the sisters and brothers on fire that we are here to do everything that we can until our last breath and then even after that you know that there will be no stopping us because you know we are here to create an america and a world that works for all of us either it works for all of us or it works for none of us so effectively the recount was shut down at every turn um uh it it uh it went forward for three days in michigan before the court the state court shut it down why did they shut it down they shut it down saying that i did not have standing basically because i wasn't the runner up had hillary clinton stepped forward had the democratic party stepped forward there could have been a recount but they did not and they usually don't um they seem you know to be concerned about a smooth transition of power and that is a concern but i think many of us would say it's not the smooth transition of power it's the legitimate transition of power that counts it was it never got started in pennsylvania for the same reasons it went forward in in wisconsin but not where it most counted in the black and brown communities around um milwaukee so it was effectively stopped it was a broken recount that reflects a broken election system and you know it was a success because it answered our question is this a voting system we can trust and it gave us a resounding no it's up to us to create a voting system we can trust clinton campaign stepped into the recount i also believe that trump's campaign tried to block it were they involved in blocking it can you share that with us they did um trumps campaign his super PACs and the republican party all filed lawsuits in various states to slow the recount down to push it right up against the deadline for the electoral college uh and to make it very expensive and to basically prevent voters from having a right to a verified vote which is why this should be built into the process let me mention quickly growing out of the recount in 2004 some very important things happened those recounts were also effectively shut down but they did expose real critical problems including with the voting technology so it was out of that that a reform movement for voting integrity was born and the state of new mexico's because of the lawsuits that were filed they actually got a legal mandate to the legislature to fix the broken system and out of that they passed exactly the laws that are needed they got rid of the electronic machines they instituted automatic audits of paper ballots and they created automatic recounts when the election was very close so it is an example of a success story and how we can reduplicate that so that is one of the things that we are working on with groups in each of those states and with election voting justice advocates around the country to ensure that we come out of this taking some real critical steps forward and that we work with our state legislatures in order to do that. Judy and then Dr. Stein first of all welcomed to Texas and San Antonio and actually to south Texas my husband and I are coming in from Eagle Pass, Maverick County which actually we still use paper ballots because we're in rural America except that and also for you to come to south Texas with the under the auspices of southwest voter which is a long-standing organization that many of us have been involved in frankly for for numerous years and working to get more Latinos Mexican Americans originally and now the broader scope of more Latinos engaged in politics. What I'm curious about and I will also state to IMA Lifetime Democrat been very involved in the Democratic Party but having said that have always been watched what the Green Party has done to bring out the important issues regarding environment and so one more point which is we are the state that is one of the largest non-voting Latino states. I think we are the largest non-voting Latino population states meaning we have registered but not uh and so okay well but larger larger having said all that how can we frankly work together? I'm a proponent of environmental support all of those types of issues and so I come more from that stance admittedly but appreciate what you've been doing and also thank you for working on the recount issue just for frankly exposure to the larger issues. Thank you and I think there are lots of ways for us to work together and um you know the the the Bernie cracks I think are kind of a good example of many people who are very sympathetic to a green agenda. Many some of the Bernie cracks have come over some are still you know in kind of in their own political island right now some are back inside the Democratic Party. I think we are in a state of political realignment right now and the more we are talking to each other the better the more we're talking to each other on a principled basis the better. I share a lot of sympathies with Jonathan Ryan who spoke before from Raisa's that we are in a crisis moment right now and that crisis um you know was uh was enabled by both political parties that have both been captured by big money and that we need to fight that capture and for those who want to stay inside the party and keep fighting it good luck you know more power to you um different people have reached their limit at different points but I think it's really important the most that we can do to enable you to fight for change inside the Democratic Party is establish an alternative to the Democratic Party to really force it to you know fish or cut bait so I think there are lots of ways we can collaborate and that passing rank choice voting enables us to do this in a way that uh you know takes the the real fear out of this process and really opens up the dialogue so that as parties we can um compete with each other in a way that a healthy democracy relies on fear should not be what drives our votes it should be our values that drive our votes and for us to collaborate on rank choice voting I think would be absolutely phenomenal and you know would really advance all the issues that we share inside of uh all the parties thank you I'm uh Vanessa Sanchez and fellow the native San Antonio and I'm a part of several grassroots organizations here one political reason the other one is that I am the breath of the line and I've had my limit with the democrats so um thank you for being there during the dem exit because we really needed you and we still need you um but I wanted to ask about your fight for decriminalizing marijuana and uh you can just touch on that and how we can continue to fight on a local basis on state basis before it gets over to the national great on that issue in particular please yeah okay great yes okay so just in uh in uh deference to my my uh my flight at 130 uh this will be the last question but I hope this will be you know the opening of the dialogue and that our organizations will be very closely working together um because I really do believe that the struggle of of the Latino community the the Mexican-American community you know it really is kind of the epics battle that is being fought now by everyone that this battle has generalized the battle for human rights the battle for immigrants we are in the age of of refugees right now 60 million and rising from war poverty and climate change and those things are not getting better in fact they are getting worse so it's really important that we come together and we not only fight for immigrant rights and human rights uh and for an end of this refugee crisis and an end of the things that are causing the crisis we need that big coalition in order to fight this battle for really what kind of world we're going to have on the issue of drugs you know it's it's very clear and I can say this as a medical doctor that that marijuana is a substance which is dangerous because it's illegal it's not illegal because of some inherent dangerousness in fact marijuana is far less dangerous than alcohol and tobacco which are completely legal so um you know the numbers of states now that are allowing either legal marijuana or um or recreational legal medical marijuana or recreational marijuana is growing by leaps and bounds my own home state in Massachusetts just passed uh legal recreational marijuana it's now legal to grow your own marijuana and I speak I'm not a user I've never been a user I'm just one of those boring t-totaler type people but um I think it's very important that marijuana not be used as an excuse to throw black and brown people in jail which is mainly what the war on drugs is about I think it's very important that our uh drug enforcement agency use science and the minute it uses science then marijuana and hemp come off the list of of restricted and scheduled drugs um and that uh you know that that the people who've been wrongly incarcerated for non-violent uh use of a substance that they in fact be restored to their full uh freedom and citizenship and that the um uh the criminal record be stricken from the record uh I think this has been a very unnecessary and tragic uh component of of our history and one that we need to put behind us as quickly as possible the experience of the states that have legalized you know have shown that that the fear mongering about this just doesn't take place uh there is not an epidemic of child use or or automobile crashes and things like that um this is actually a far less dangerous substance than um than alcohol and tobacco thank you so with that


news update. Good afternoon folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of mostly cloudy Delray Beach, Florida. Although I do see the sun is trying to peek its head out. But this is your 2 p.m. update. Currently we've got all the U.S. industries trading to the downside. The Dow's off 338th S&P 62, NASDAQ 350, four Russell's off 22, semis are down 81. Normally we go take a look at our cash industry charts, but I'm having problems with getting live data feeds, so I'll have to deal with that during the show is over. So let's go do this. Let's just take a look at the four equity future contracts out here and take a look at their signals. So let's change screens out here. We'll go take a look at the daily first and then we'll save a little time and go look at the intraday time frame. So on a daily basis, the key level is to be watching. Oops, that didn't take. Now you're at the 30 minute turn. Sorry, I did want to start there. I wanted to start with the daily because that's the bigger picture out here. And so now we've got the daily upper left hand side. You've got the ES mini, the level to be watching there today at the close 42 93 75. Why? Because that was a Gertley buy pattern and a close below the low of support. That's the three river morning star suggests lower price lower price to wear 41 96 50. That's the next TD nine count breakout level inside the ES mini. The end queue if it closes below the low from Friday, Friday was a bull sash candle price will have taken out its Gertley buy pattern that lasted for not very long out there. And that would suggest to move back to 13 945. The Dow equity future contract on the Russell, they're both stronger than the other two at this stage here. The price level that the YM needs to close below to negate its Gertley buy pattern is 33 478 and the Russell 2000 is 21 46. So we've got, you know, different messages out here. Now let's go switch to the net always leads to confusion including confusing Stevie. So you get to share in my misery. So I think that is this it? I don't want to screw it up, but I might perfect. So now we're at the 30 minute timeframe chart. So we're looking for any potential bottom signals here. The end queue is the weakest. That's down 2.5% of the NASDAQ 100 is down 2.5%. So let's just simply focus on the end queue. And on the end queue, there's going to be a rally. It'll be because of wave number seven. That's been confirmed. That's letter G a TD nine count bottom has been confirmed. But we now have as a bullish structured profile. That suggests any close above 14 416, you'll see the end to go target 14 454 above that level price will target 14 488 and above that level folks, all the way back to 14 720. So the only bottoming signal I have out here is the end queue. That's where you'd like to see a bottoming signal because that is the weekend to see the question is can it overcome those resistance levels? Have a great day folks. Stay tuned. David waits up next. Take care.


Item number, SCP-270, Object Class, Euclid. Special Containment Procedures. Due to SCP-270's immovable nature, a structure has been built around it that outwardly appears to be a large farmhouse, henceforth called Outpost Delta. Outpost Delta is to be staffed with trained personnel. All of the records of SCP-270 ciphers are kept at Site-11. If the security of Outpost Delta is compromised, SCP-270 is to be destroyed, along with all on-base records of verified or unverified information accumulated, and manuscripts outlining various encryptions SCP-270 has used. Description. SCP-270 is a nondescript black phone of mid-20th century make. There were no human populations at the location of discovery, and SCP-270 itself was well hidden by surrounding native vegetation. The unusual properties of SCP-270 were apparent upon discovering that the power cord extended an indefinite length into the soil directly below SCP-270, despite which a steady voice was speaking through the earphone. Investigations regarding how long the cord is have since been officially discontinued. What makes SCP-270 of continued interest is the audio stream from the earphone, which has since been discovered to contain encrypted messages that are of value to the Foundation. Said ciphers are referred to as SCP-271. For the most part, SCP-271 consists of a mildly distorted human voice speaking in a steady monotone, which has been recorded listing names, cryptic phrases, patterns of numbers, quotes, mangled quotes, strings of letters, data expunged, and comprehensible words, sounds that cannot be produced by any known animal that continue for extended amounts of time, monologues, nursery rhymes, leading to speculation as to whether or not the narrator is in fact human, etc. The following has also been recorded. Melodies, metallics scraping noises, metallics scraping noises that have been looped and recalibrated so they play roughly in the same tune as several classical music tunes and a handful of data expunged, Morse code, human screaming, various computer programming languages, every known language on Earth, including in one incident, Pig Latin. Data expunged, possibly of biological origin, condescending laughter, music, music played backwards, conversations that have evidently been recorded ranging from politically significant and extensively protected area to what was most likely an average household, discussing what grocery supplies to buy from the supermarket, static, ambient soundtracks, etc. Disassembly is an approximate one minute long demonstrative sample of SCP-271. SCP-270 is otherwise a perfectly normal phone and is susceptible to damage as similar phones would be. Disassembly has not uncovered the source of SCP-270's unusual properties. Attempts to decipher SCP-271 have yielded partial successes. In one notable case, a complicated cipher proved to be an intensive description of an SCP-271's imminent attempt to breach containment. Containment breach was accordingly prevented. Decoded portions have alternately been startlingly useful to the Foundation and immensely frustrating to both personnel working on SCP-271 and Foundation officials. For example, one several-hour study of what seemed to be a significant cipher proved to translate into a long and painstakingly thorough list of extremely unofficial synonyms for a human data-expunged. Likewise, information gained from SCP-271 has both prevented a possible XK-class end-of-the-world scenario and listed secret ingredients of Dr. R's widely praised cherry pie. As it is impossible to determine how useful portions of SCP-271 will be, personnel are advised to choose whatever segment of SCP-271 they deem to be most promising. However, some portions of cipher are either too intricately encrypted for our most perspicacious personnel to decode, or indeed may hold no meaning at all. Attempts to decode SCP-271 are continually ongoing. Addendum 270A, a probe was extended a total of ● meters along the wire before the maximum extension length was reached. The matter has since been declared not of sufficient interest to merit a more thorough examination. Addendum 270B, as of ● the unidentified female voice of SCP-271 stuttered for several seconds before breaking down into what researchers described as ● disconsolate sobs, pleading to be data-expunged. This continued for several more seconds before audio cut off abruptly to an excerpt of SCP-271. Immediately afterwards, SCP-271 proceeded as usual. The only noticeable difference being that the voice narrating SCP-271 was male. Addendum 270C, further examinations revealed that this was in fact not silence, but audio stimuli both too high or too low pitched for human perception. Numerous additional unidentified languages have been discovered upon supplying outpost Delta with appropriate audio equipment. Addendum 270D, as of late, SCP-271 has been becoming noticeably more difficult to decode. This includes utilizing more convoluted methods of encryption, loud background noises being added while the narrator is speaking, multiple voices speaking at once, and, in one case, loud extremely personal details about Dr. A, who was visibly shaken by the event. Morale has since plummeted, while stress levels have skyrocketed. A computer program has been coded in order to automatically decode portions of SCP-271. A recreation wing has been added to outpost Delta. Addendum 270E, data processor 271 has been discontinued. All attempts to electronically resolve portions of SCP-271 have thus far failed. Note, by Dr. A, as of late, concerns have risen regarding the psychological states of personnel working on SCP-270. What I'm talking about, of course, are the natural issues that arise when you have a situation like this, namely, putting a bunch of highly intelligent, motivated, tenacious people together and ordering them to solve a puzzle that may or may not have a solution, and telling them that lives may depend upon their success or failure. Recently, Dr. A, by some superhuman effort, cracked several minutes worth of cipher that had been discarded by communal agreement as a dud, and data expunged, resulting in the aversion of an end-of-the-world scenario. This has not been beneficial for the mental states of many personnel, as every dud they discard may contain information regarding an equally disastrous event. Since then, there have been rapidly emerging paranoia and or obsession related disorders. Some personnel are beginning to insist that the most trivial details of the cipher contain important messages, others have not slept or eaten in days in their pursuits, and still others have suffered from psychotic breakdowns. Outpost Delta has since been supplied with more personnel in an attempt to spread the workload more thinly. However, the effects of having a few days of diligent work crumble into a dud repeatedly have proven to be an absolute disaster for morale and, at times, mental stability. Currently, we only have enough staff to decode roughly 0% of the cipher. So far, reassigning personnel after a prolonged stay at Outpost Delta, applying Class A amnestics and returning them to work on 271 at the end of a several-month period of low-pressure jobs has worked fairly well as a short-term solution. This, however, requires a rather large number of personnel to be continually circulating in and out of Outpost Delta to maintain the minimum amount of staff required to decode the greater portion of what comes out of SCP-270.  I request for this matter to be discussed more in-depth sometime in the near future. Dr. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-269, Dialysis Bracelet, right now. Or, for the complete course, watch this playlist.


Send them in. Now. Hi Scott. What is your biggest moment coming up this series? When someone really pissed me off on Weaver Abroad. And it was a little bit...fisty. When we're in Blackpool, being sick all over myself in the shower. The biggest moment in the series was when I ended up shagging.   I knew I would be sick, but I didn't think I'd be drinking someone else's sick. I don't just...we're in the floor, something else comes out. And the water turns brown, and I think she needs a disciplinary. If not, she needs sacking. Having you is our boss.  As the kids would say, what is your most raw moment of this series? When Nathan was so pissed in the club, he was sick in a glass.  Welcome to the family. One night where I want to stay up, I was just literally downstairs having a party by myself. Let's really get serious for a minute. What is the most emotional moment you've had? Probably right at the beginning, trying to fit in with everyone. There was a few drunken arguments and a few breakdowns. Definitely have to be opening up to Sophie about how I felt. Seeing Holly return, it feels amazing. I mean, every time I drink gin, there's an emotional moment. And finally, what have you actually taken on board from your experience? I've learned to just never care what anybody thinks and always go with your heart to not drink so much tequila because it doesn't agree with us.   So there's a new boss in town, Jody Shaw, series 18, coming soon on MTV.


What's the better sports city, Philly or New York? Philly without a doubt. We're just way more passionate. New York? Not a question. No question. I would say Philly goes very hard for their sports teams. But I hate them. Oh, Philadelphia all day long. It's not even a comparison.  New York. Not a question. Not a question. Oh, New York. You kidding me? Half these guys are missing teeth around here. They got bad tattoos too.


What's up, everybody? Ricky Karuth here. So I want you to comment below right now and let me know if real estate sales are Starting to lose some steam in your market if things are starting to cool just a little bit if fires are starting to back off If we're not getting as many multiple offers as we were three months ago I recently did a poll on my Instagram story and 58% of you said yes The market is starting to slow down Now what I want you to understand is that if if the market is slowing down and if that trend continues how Incredibly easy things are about to get for real estate agents 35% of you said that you didn't understand what I was saying there and that is why I wanted to make this video. I Also posted the same question in my new discord channel the zero-to-diamond collection, which I'll put a link below There's already 1,400 agents there Collaborating sharing experiences asking questions learning throwing referrals back and forth I want to make that the largest real estate agent community on the planet So definitely click the link below and join my discord but I asked the same question there right on the discord channel and So many comments so many comments guys you can go there and look at all the comments of people saying that yes Our market is showing signs of slowing down one agent actually commented that she looked at the three-month trend And she showed for the last three months that inventory was slightly increasing and demand is slightly Decreasing each month. This is very very interesting guys. I want you to really pay attention to this Okay, when I was down in Miami on stage I told you that one of my biggest strategies behind reducing the failure rate in the real estate industry was literally keeping you informed on the market keeping you three steps ahead and Putting you in position and ready for the next market shift. Okay, so that's what I want to do today Now some agents were asking me Ricky. How is it going to be easier? right if the market slows down how is that easier for us and you know, it's crazy to me because Agents will sit here and complain about the current market where you know You have to make eight offers for every buyer just to try to win one and possibly not win any of them Put all that work in showing property making offers and not even win a bid All right in your buyer not even go under contract or close a deal and here you put all this work in we go from that market and agent Complaining about that to whereas if the market slows down a bit gives our buyers some breathing room to actually pick and choose What's listing they want with no competition Make an offer and get it for five percent under list price instead of ten or twenty percent above listing price You're telling me that that's going to be a worse situation than what we're in now To those agents I say stop complaining stop looking for reasons to complain in every market every market has huge advantages Okay, this is what I've been telling you guys for months and months and months is that you need to take the sellers that are saying Hey, where are we going to move? Where are we going to move if we sell? You need to take those sellers and you need to pile those up on a list Okay, they need to be getting your weekly email You need to be building your brand with those sellers because those are the sellers who every day they're saying man I wish we could sell I wish there were somewhere for us to go, right?  We're going to be in a place where now those sellers We were talking to that we built a great brand with have a place to move to they're ready to sell and upgrade Are they going to sell for less than what they can sell for today? Maybe but they're also going to buy for cheaper than that. What then they would have bought for today You see guys when people are buying and selling in the same market It really doesn't matter when they do it unless they're they're making a huge increase in price Okay, but if there's somewhere in the same ballpark It doesn't matter when they do it if the markets up down because whatever they sell is going to be a price Whatever they buy is going to be in the same market If you're thinking when you talk to your sellers that hey, you need to sell now because the market's up Right, but the sellers thinking what but then I have to buy at a high price Right, I'm okay with selling that a little bit lower price to buy at a cheaper price And also at the same time have my pick if I sell at this high price Then I'm gonna have to settle for something and I'm gonna have to pay 10% more than asking price It doesn't make any sense So I've been telling you guys for months stop trying to close those sellers Right if you know figure out what they're trying to do and help them do it I mean some of these sellers are moving forward and they're finding ways to to buy or do whatever they're trying to do But for the most part right for the most part these are gonna be sellers They're gonna open up for you big in a big big way when the market shifts and we could be I'm not saying that we are We could be experiencing the very beginning stages of a market shift some people in the discord We're saying that hey listen. We're just taking a breather buyers are taking a step back It's gonna come right back. It's gonna be you know stronger than ever That we're just taking a little breather. Hey, listen, I don't know who knows I don't necessarily believe that but I don't know no one knows and nobody can predict what's gonna happen We just have to look and read the writing on the wall and be prepared either way and that's the good thing about it It doesn't matter what the market does if we're continuing to push our name into the market let people know who we are What we do we're here to help creating those five new friends a day with property owners doing our weekly email Building our brand around being honest professional dependable You know all the things that someone wants in a real estate agent then we're gonna be successful Regardless of what the market does if I look at the current market in my local area here Okay, because I'm still a very active real estate agent I'm closing three million this week in volume and still have another 10 million or so under contract when I look at the market I Get the feeling just like the gut feeling I feel the steam coming out of the market just a little bit Is the market still incredible? Yes, even if prices were to come down a little bit They're still way higher than they were, you know a year ago Incredibly higher than they were a year ago. So Guys, please don't be freaked out about this. This is one thing. I want to get through to you today Please understand that this is a good thing. We need to go more all in you need to fully commit and go as Hard as you can to talk to more people and get your name out there Let them know you're ready to help them because when this thing does Continue on this trend if it does Whoever's been talking to the most people and building their brand and letting people know who they are and Staying in front of people with the weekly email and social media and everything else You're gonna be the one who wins big This is the moment right here then you can literally come out of this thing and 10 extra business You can literally 10 extra business if you play your cards right and do what I'm telling you to do Hear me when I say that if inventory comes up and there's actually options for buyers demand comes down Right, there's less competition on each listing and even if prices come down just a tad think about how easy Of a market that's gonna be compared to what we were in right compared to what we are still in Basically if a buyer that you're representing actually can pick and choose You know between more listings and we can actually make an offer negotiate a better deal That's maybe five percent or you know something under list price Everything is going for list price or higher if we can actually negotiate a deal under list price Where a buyer feels like they're getting a great deal. They're getting the house that they want Okay, think about how easy of a market. That's gonna be guys. Please. Please. Please think about this What I don't want you to do is I don't want you to start retracting I don't want you to start saying. Oh, no, the market's slowing down. I need to pull back I need to you know, start doing uber. I need to start, you know Trying to figure out different things. No guys. No This is where we need to go more all in on our real estate business on our personal brand on talking to more people on Going harder with what we're doing. This is when we're going to capitalize all the work that you've been doing over the last six Months year two years three years, however long you've been in the business Everything's about to start really paying off if this trend continues if the trend doesn't continue That's okay because eventually the trend will happen Okay, if we're in a breathing period where things are gonna pick back up and be super red hot for a while That's fine because that will be followed by a trend downward We're going to hit this at some point guys. Please go all in here Okay, I think I made my point. I said all in one too many times. Okay, comment below Let me know what's going on in your market. Let me know what I can do to help you Connect with me on the discord along with all the rest of the agents that are on there It's an incredible platform total transparency. You can see everything on there post your daily results on there I will actually see your daily results if you post them on the discord link in the description Let me know what I can do to help. I'll talk to you guys soon. Let's go


And it probably started when I was about 10 or 11 years old, driving down the San Bernardino freeway on the 10, with my father, he used to haul wood on the flatbed.  We were, you know, we could see everything over us. So it was awesome. And I think that's where it all started for me. He would always ask me like, what do you want to do? You know, like as you get older and stuff like that. And I'm like, I don't know, I'm young. I don't know, I'm in school. I don't know what to do yet. At the time, unconsciously, driving with my father, going down the road, picking up loads, that was being built with me. He would always tell me like, look, figure something out. If you're going to go flip burgers at McDonald's, it better be the best burger flipper the world has ever seen. But be great at it.  And I got that from my father. When I used to pick him up when he was like 12 or 13. And he'd go in the truck with me. I just always remember him sitting in the seat and he'd hit the button and the seat was all the way up. That way he could look out. But just looking at him reminded me of myself with my father and just a smile on his face and we would throw on rock music and just seeing him over there, just looking out the window, big smile on his face and just the connection that we started at a very young age at that time. So after we would go on our trips and everything, I'd go back home like, man, I want to get back on the road. Like it's just a feeling that you just can't compare to anything else. When I decided to join into the military, that was my occupation, the 88 Micromotor Transport Truck Driver. So I always wanted to get into driving trucks. Like that's always been like in the back of my head. Furthering the career in the military, went on a couple missions and then I had my son. So I decided to get back into trucking. My favorite thing about a driver, oh man, there's a million things. I think most of all, just the freedom of being out on the road. Just having those windows down, listening to your favorite song, maybe some Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin for me personally, it's therapeutic for me. Now I feel good going down the road. I know that my trailer's good. I know that my truck is good. I'm good. Like my father was saying, throwing on the favorite rock album. Me personally, I get my day started with ACDC. I love it. I just, the guitars, the drums, I just, I go for it. My journey to a million miles, because I run a dedicated short haul. So it took me almost 13 years, because everything was probably about 350 miles, maybe 400 miles a day, but I would run six, seven days a week. So I did that for about 13 years. And I did a lot of that running at night time. So yeah, my million miles I'm proud of, because it was a lot of grind, a lot of dedication, all with IKEA. Man, now that I think about it, and I'm looking back at it, that was a lot of days up and down the mountains in LA. You know, driving with night transportation is something that I take great pride in. So I originally started with Budweiser, and they paid for the Class A, and they had trainers there and everything. So once I got into that part of Budweiser, that's when I decided I wanted to go long haul and OTR. So that's when I looked into the newspaper, and in big headings right there was night transportation. And so I called them up, and that's really where it all started. When the time came for me to actually choose a company, I honestly didn't look into any other company. I was like, I'm just gonna go at night. I like night, I like the red trucks. I like the trucks that they have. They look fairly new all the time. People take care of them. So having seen that people take part of their equipment which just shows me that how much the background people take care of their workers as well. So that was the reason why I chose night transportation. You know, one of the things with us that I really do love is that we do run similar routes in the same area in short haul. And as far as like things that we do in the way we start our day, we listen to war. There's a song called Spill the Wine. Take That Girl. That's kind of our song, our connection. We're always talking all day long until the moment it's time to go to sleep and take a 10 hour break. So we're constantly having those conversations. Yeah, our phone records will show. Like mine says Pops, Pops, Pops all the time. And that's something that is helpful for me, being a new driver and having my father that's been experienced 25 years. Hey Pops, like what would you do in this situation or how do I go about this? And having somebody to lean on and it being my father. We never know, you know, when our time has come or when my father's time has come. So these memories that we share, memories of me driving, him driving, talking on the phone every day about life, about family, about my son. It's a great honor to be able to have my father there at a constant time when I need him. My son, just the man that he is, you know, what he's grown up to be, what he's accomplished. At his young age at 23 years old, is way more far advanced.  You know, just in the way that he moves away, carries himself the way he talks, the way he deals with people. And to being a father to his young son, being able to see all that stuff. It, every day it touches my heart just to be able to work with him, drive down the road with him and have conversations and laugh about everything. And those are memories that I'll always have with me. And we continue to have and make every day. So proud of him? Ah, way beyond proud of him. I love this man. That's my guy.


Baker's Yeast in Cronus Disease Can it kill you? Well, that's an inflammatory title, no pun intended. Cronus disease is an inflammatory bowel disease. Mike Baker's yeast, which is the same yeast as Brewer's yeast, which is the same yeast as nutritional yeast, play a role in Cronus disease. It all started with this study published in 1988, showing that people with Cronus disease tend to have more antibodies to yeast than people without Cronus disease. Antibodies are like homing devices our immune system makes to attack foreign invaders. That's one part of our immune system. Another is cell-mediated immunity where our white blood cells attack invaders directly. And the same hyper-sensitive reaction to yeast was found in the white blood cells of Cronus disease patients as well.  I just kind of ignore it because it's typically harmless. But do the same thing with Cronus disease patients and their white blood cells go crazy. Now when I say typically harmless, if you have cancer or AIDS or are immunocompromised, you could potentially get infected from like home-brewed beer or probiotic yeast supplements. But they don't think the yeast is actually infecting Cronus patients. People with Cronus may just be hyper-sensitive to exposure to the inactive dead yeast in typical food products, which may help explain why when you rest their bowels, when you make Cronus patients fast, they get better. In fact, that's why we add yeast extracts and proteins to vaccines as an adjuvant, an irritant like aluminum, to make the vaccines work better by heightening the immune response. People might that be raising the risk of autoimmune disease, boosting our immune response a little too much, especially in people who may be genetically susceptible, like with Crohn's. And the greater the anti-yeast response, the more severe the disease in both children and maybe adults too. So maybe we should try a yeast-free diet for Crohn's patients and see if they get better. But wait a second, just because anti-yeast antibodies are associated with Crohn's disease doesn't mean the reaction to yeast is causing the Crohn's disease. Maybe the Crohn's disease is causing the reaction to yeast. What? Think about it. Crohn's causes an inflamed leaky gut, so maybe the Crohn's came first, allowing yeast particles to leak into the bloodstream resulting in the anti-yeast reaction. So instead of the yeast reaction triggering the Crohn's, maybe the Crohn's just triggers the yeast reaction. Whether the antibodies are actually triggering inflammatory bowel disease or only consequences of gut inflammation remained elusive. So how could we test it? Well, if anti-yeast antibodies are just a consequence of food particles leaking through the gut, Crohn's patients should have antibodies to all sorts of common foods. But no, higher anti-yeast antibodies in Crohn's disease compared to controls, but no greater reaction in Crohn's patients to milk, wheat, or egg proteins, which would presumably all leak through, too. Or you can look at it the other way. Instead of other foods, what about other inflammatory bowel disorders? Ulcerative colitis or acute gastroenteritis? There you could get inflamed and leaky, too, yet no increased yeast reaction. So there does appear to be something unique about the yeast-Crohn's relationship. But maybe inflamed Crohn's intestines just uniquely and selectively allow yeast through? If you cut out the Crohn's, can you stop the yeast reaction? Crohn's gets so bad that most patients have to eventually go under the knife and get sections of their intestines removed. So when the inflamed segments are removed, does the yeast reaction go away? No. No change post-op. So a change in Crohn's activity does not lead to a change in the yeast reaction, but we still have to prove that the yeast reaction comes first. Thankfully, the Israeli military systematically draws blood from their recruits, follows their health for years, so you can go back and check the blood of newly diagnosed Crohn's victims. And indeed, those who went on to have Crohn's were years earlier disproportionately reacting to yeast. So it's not like yeast reactions were low until Crohn's hit and then they shot up. Yeast reactivity crept up year after year before the diagnosis. Now look, it's possible that there were some subclinical gut leakiness in the year's preceding diagnosis that led to the yeast reaction, but there doesn't appear to be any association between yeast reactivity and gut leakiness. So do high blood levels of anti-yeast antibodies result from a leakiness of the gut barrier in Crohn's disease? No. That does not appear to be the case. So if Crohn's isn't leading to the yeast reaction, does that mean that the yeast reaction is leading to the Crohn's? Any time you have two things that appear to be associated, in this case reacting to yeast and Crohn's disease, they both can appear tied together because x causes y, or because y causes x. Well in this case, it appears that y does not cause x, but does that mean that x causes y? Well there's another option. Maybe there's a third factor that causes both of them independently. Maybe the only reason yeast reactivity and Crohn's disease appear to go together is that there's a third factor causing them both, like, for instance, candida, which I'll cover next.


Hello, welcome to SSUnited, so say this side and this is continuation of SSIS tutorial. So today we gonna discuss about for each loop item enumerator. So let's start. So basically what for each item enumerator does. So it is used to enumerates through a list of items populated at design time. The list is static at execution time. So we cannot load list items dynamically from any configuration file or database tables. So here I have a case study where we want to create folders with the month name. So this is our folder path and inside this folder I want to create 12 folders with the month name like Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June like this. So go to on ssdt and here I would like to add one more package. Then I wanna rename this package with for each loop item enumerator. I need to drag and drop this file each loop container then double click on this for each loop container. Go to on collections. So inside this collection as we can see we are selected for each item enumerator. So here as we can see we have columns. We just want to create one column and we can click on add. So column 0 has been created and data type should be string. Now we can click on OK. So this is our column 0 and here we can specify the values and this value will be used when our for each loop container will be executed and we cannot pass the values on this column 0 by using any configuration file or sequence over table. So here I just want to add Jan and second is Feb, then March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and last is December. So I have created a column and put the values on these columns. So go to on variable mapping and here I wish to add a variable. I want to use name folder, click on OK again OK. So what for each loop container does? It will pick these values one by one and put these values in our folder variable. So I can click on OK and inside this I wish to use file system task. I haven't discussed about the file system task and I will discuss in our upcoming videos. Here I just want to create directory by using file system task. Inside this operation we have an option with create directory and here if you want to pass folder path from our variable then we can select yes and here we can select our variable name. So before configuring file system task let's create a variable and this variable would be folder path and data type should be string and go to on expressions and here I wish to copy this path then we have to specify this and here I need to use our second variable which is our folder and it will get the values at the runtime from our listed items which we have write down in our for each loop container. So here we have to use double backslash instead of single so we can use over here then we can evaluate. I missed over here so I can use then we can evaluate and we are getting now click on OK and we can close this double click on this file system task and here inside this operation so we have an option for create directory and we want to pick the folder name and path from a variable. So our variable name is folder path so we can select and here as we can see we have an option for use directories if exist so we need to select with true now click on OK as we can see in this folder we don't have any folders right now so once our package will be executed then 12 folders will be created with the name of month. So I can click on start so package executed successfully and folders are created in this directory so I can stop this package so I can stop this package I hope you have understand I hope you have understand how we can use for each loop item enumerator. If you like this video please subscribe our channel to get many more videos don't forget to press the bell icon to get the notification of our newly uploaded videos. Thank you so much.


Hi folks, this is Jen White from opensource.com bringing you the top five articles from this week, August 22nd. Every week I tally the numbers and listen to the buzz to bring you the best of last week's open source news and stories on the site. At number five, a Raspberry Pi-powered juggling performance, Lauren Ett's high school open source whiz accepts a challenge from professional juggler Charles Peachock to light up his performance And of course, she'll be using her Raspberry Pi to do it. See how in this fun read. At number four, practice makes perfect, how tech events make women feel welcome. Gina Likens works on the open source and standards team at Red Hat. In this article she shares with us what it was like to be a woman in open source at a big tech conference this year. Side note, I went to Oskan 2, had a great time. I totally related with Gina's perspective and I really felt like there was a welcoming and high spirited vibe going on. Particularly Leslie Hawthorne's keynote on privilege, Pranella Lynn's session on what it's like to be a community manager for Neo4j and Oskan's conference diversity statement as well as their code of conduct really reflected that spirit to me. You can find those links in the article. All right, on to number three, using clocker and Apache Brooklyn to build a Docker cloud. Jason Baker opensource.com's resident open stack expert learned about clocker and a meetup this week. It's a tool designed for spinning up a cloud out of Docker containers that many hope will help alleviate the challenge in getting containerized applications deployed and managed across real and virtual hardware. On to Docker, number two is a beginner's guide to Docker by Vincent Baths, a senior software engineer at Red Hat. He gives readers a course in Docker 101. You'll want to read this one, then follow it away and use it again later. After covering the basics in history of Docker, Vincent dives into the difference between images and containers. Then users get a walkthrough of how to get started with Docker on their machines. Finally, at number one, why the operating system matters in a containerized world. Gordon Haff writes, quote, in fact, because the operating system provides the framework and support for all the containers sitting above it, it plays an even greater role than in the case of hardware server virtualization, where that host was a hypervisor, end quote. His insight hit big with readers this week. You'll want to read the full article on opensource.com, but in short, the rise of containers does not spell the end of the importance of the operating system in application infrastructure. Thanks, everyone. Join us next week. See you then.


Hey there friends, thanks for checking in. Today's video is called, Is This Pistol Still Relevant? I'm thinking about making this a series. I have a lot of handguns out there. Some people may consider it still very relevant. Other people, that's irrelevant. And we're going to check it out today. This will be the first one. And hopefully we can make this a weekly series. We'll see how well this is performing. However, I watch your feedback and when I get your feedback, I'd like more than just a one word answer. No, yeah, it's fine.  So what are we talking about? The first one, is this pistol still relevant? And we're talking about the CZP10M. They launched it a little over a year ago. It's CZ's smallest in-production pistol. It was the Rami until they made that out of limited production. And now I think it's just gone. The 2075 Rami loved that handgun. So happy I have my hand on it. But anyhow, this is the P10M and it steps away from the P10 series quite a bit. First, it comes with a staggered stack, single feed round magazine. They do give you two. And the trigger is very different. Now it has 3.2 inch barrel, a pick rail there. Not a bad feeling handgun, not a bad shooting handgun. Like most CZs, the slide is like glass, but the trigger has a trigger bar safety in there. But there's also another safety, I believe, because when people pocket carry, which so many people do, you'd be shocked. I get feedback all the time. I read all the comments, by the way. And people say I just pocket carry, especially in those states where it gets so hot. But it has a seven pound trigger pull right there with the reset, fairly short. Okay, now when this was first launched, the MSRP was a little over $400. They dropped it. So I don't think this is doing very well for CZ to 299. So is it selling, is it relevant? If we look at the P10M and we compare it with what so many people wanted CZ to do, and that's come up with a double stack subcompact 9mm. They may be working on it now, I don't know. But here's a CIG P365. And if we look at the barrel length, we'll see that it's about a half inch longer with the P10M, but the capacity, this is currently holding 12 and this is holding seven. So we see a five round difference in favor of the P365. And this also has night sights. Now, this is still a $500 gun. This is 299, so we have to consider the price. But the heavier trigger pull, I do believe it's a safety. Many manufacturers keep their smaller handguns that they believe people will pocket carry at a little heavier trigger pull. If you don't wear a pocket holster when you pocket carry, you are really, you've got guts. Okay, you've got big ones because you really should do that. It should just be standard. So many people pocket carry though. So I don't think CZ sold a ton of these. I think people had high expectations for something like this and they did not deliver at this time, but they did come out with the CZ P10M. Now at first it was only available overseas and then all of a sudden it made its way here. I don't think a lot of people bought it. It is completely snag free. There is no slide stop on there. So making sure that in advantage, even the sights, a little ledge there at the front sight, but it's snag free for pocket carry. But once the slides lock back, you have to drop the mag and manually move the slide back to that position. So it's a little bit of an issue. Another thing is that it has this pin right there. That has to be popped out of this side to disassemble the pistol. So basically what you do is just move it back a little bit, push it through, and it just protruded just a little bit there. Do you see that? Right there, protruded.  But that's how you disassemble the pistol. It has a very simple design and very nice fit and finish, which is consistent with CZ. Is this pistol still relevant to you? Do you own it? Do you love it? It's huge, nice. I will say that. That part's consistent with CZ. But the overall style of the handgun, seven round mags, is that too low for you in today's world? Or do you still feel that the lower capacity magazines are okay? Let me give you my thoughts. I think a lot of people still pocket carry. I know it, it's a fact. I get a lot of comments. People say I still pocket carry. So in my estimation, it is relevant. Is it a hot seller? I don't think so. I don't think so at all. I think what's easy comes out with the double stack subcompact, very similar to this, that would be fine. Just a little more capacity than that will be a much better seller than this. And we'll just see what the future holds, but maybe we'll make this into a series. We'll see how well this video does. If you like videos like this, please subscribe and share. I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe.


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's casebreaks.com. Happy Wednesday coming out to a 2017-18 Panini Noir basketball two box random team break number seven Great stuff in here ladies and gentlemen big. Thanks to everybody here For getting into the action whether you bought your spot straight up or whether you won your spots I appreciate it appreciate you getting in one way or the other there the teams there Let's roll it. Let's randomize it one and a six seven times for names and teams one two three four and Seventh and final time after seven we got to meet you down to Eric. All right six and a one seven times for the teams one two Three and seven the final time after seven we got the Detroit Pistons down to the okc thunder Now trades are allowed if you'd like but trade at your own risk Right Demetrios with the Detroit Pistons Daniel with the Sixer Demetrios with the Magic J with the Lakers Matt with the heat Jonathan with the Sun Steve with the Spurs Benjamin with the T-Wolves Demetrios with the Raptors Dylan with the Knicks Matt with the Grizzlies Roy with the Pelicans Josh with the Wizards Nancy with the Josh with the Warriors Nancy with the Wizards J with the Nets Bulls for Adam Hornets for Jonathan Matinee with the Trailblazers William with the Cavs Nuggets for Josh Nancy with the Bucks Eric Celtics remember the 1718 Matthew with the Rockets Derek yeah with the Jazz Jonathan with the Pacers Daniel with the Clippers Demetrios with the Mavericks Tommy with the Kings Demetrios with the Hawks Eric with the okc thunder So now while you're considering trades. I am going to See which two boxes we're going to do here. So there's the four-box case Right here. All right, Randy. I'll answer that tops question after this panini break One two three for the top two four five six for the bottom two Use that die right there one two three four five six and it's six. It'll be the bottom two right here So these top two will save for the next break Which will be pick a team eight, which is already on the site Random team number eight. Come on, man Random team number eight any trades looks like no All right, TWC trade window closed All right, there you have it the final print out. Good luck everybody Should be a base card on the bottom it is let's slide that up to the top right here We use this blank card to hide some of the hits a little bit First one out of the gate 25 out of 25 Kimba Walker that'll go to Charlotte. That's going to go to Jonathan Just Not prepared for the spring Carrying on we've got Carl Anthony Towns 70 out of 99 That's for the Timberwolves Benjamin with that one. We've got 23 s 79 Ricky Rubio And now we should be seeing some of the hits here It's for Derek and the jazz There you go got Frank Jackson to 99 pelicans that'll be for Roy Got box office memorabilia for the Denver Nuggets Paul Milsap 48 out of 49 Denver that'll be for Joshua E Damian Lillard 46 out of 99 Dame going to Matinee New Wave Jersey Sterling Brown 22 out of 25 The lucky bucks that'll be for Nancy and we got two-color Jersey and autographs in Darius Thornwell 54 out of 99 Clippers Daniel with the clip show Two-color patch and autograph Jonathan Isaac Four out of 99 and we got a redemption and it's gonna be autograph prime Rookie's color Dennis Smith, Jr This would be a Mavs edition. I think Yeah Mavericks. I know this is expired, but Panini is pretty good about Honoring these expired redemptions one way or the other Whether it's actually getting you the redemption or the card itself or some sort of point in return Dallas That goes to Demetrios. So check in with their team there All right, that was the first box. Here's the second box random team Number seven number eight already in the store and necessarily See it I Slide these back around Let's get the frame up top The frame is feature length John wall 20 out of 25 for Nancy and the Wizards Yeah, the card the box design on this noir Mac not not very good Even in subsequent years, too. They just haven't figured it out That goes to Nancy holiday. What's going on? That Josh Hart 29 out of 79 Lakers and Jay We got Dergna Witzke 65 out of 79 Dallas Mavericks Demetrios Box office relic John Henson 28 out of 49 Milwaukee Bucks That'll be for Nancy. I got Devin Harris 26 out of 49 Denver Nuggets that'll be for Joshua Two shot rookie jerseys Josh Jackson Wayne Seldin 87 out of 99 That'll be a randomizer between the Suns and the Grizzlies There's Lonzo ball 11 out of 99 noir relic there's been some conversation about him getting on the trading block That'll go to Jay in the Lakers few more to go. We've got Trevor Riza 16 out of 20 Nice autograph right there. That's a nice patch nice auto for Houston Matthew Shira with the Rockets Couple more here. We've got Jonathan Isaac again 26 out of 99 Three color four color maybe patch and autograph a little bit of blue in there, too It's a Orlando Demetrios and the last one here is another redemption. It's Donovan Mitchell Nice rookie patch autographs color. There you go. Well jazz. That's Derrick So definitely contact Panini there Definitely contact Panini make sure they get you that car that rookie card right there and there you go ladies and gentlemen LeBron doesn't auto any Panini product Adrian the LeBron James is exclusive to upper deck So that's why you never see him in Panini product All right, let's flip back to this screen right here. We've got Suns on one side. We got Grizzlies on the other side Let's roll it. Let's randomize it Two and a five seven times team on top gets it one two three four five Six and seven final time goes to Memphis. So there you go So Grizzlies Matt Lieber, you'll get the two-shot rookie jerseys two-color dual relic 87 out of 99 there you have it two box random team number seven in the books 2017-18 Panini nor basketball. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next half, but