Aaron Lachan is the CEO of MMLG, they're a cannabis consulting firm. He is going to be moderating this panel. And yeah, they are, Aaron's been amazing. He's been a really great supporter of Green Market Report and we certainly appreciate that. So I'm gonna let Aaron take it from here. Thanks everybody. I have a fantastic panel to chat with today and I can't wait to get started. She's a Grammy Award winning musician, a humans rights activist and the CEO and founder of Ethridge Farms. Please welcome, Melissa Ethridge. Hello. This close to breaking out into song, but I won't. I'm just, oh, it's an audience at theater, okay. She is the director of Compliance of MMLG, an amateur boxing champion, a playwright, a band leader, a musician, and probably one of the most interesting folks you'll meet in cannabis. Please welcome, Julie Crockett. He's a 30 year cannabis veteran, the chief operating officer of Tyson Ranch and taking on some of the most ambitious projects within the space. Please welcome, Kevin Bell. And he was the former vice president of brand partnerships at Prohibited and he's now a founder of the content company, Ronan. They're building and producing cannabis content all around the world. Please welcome, Jason Rood. So our panel today is about building brands. I just need to pull up some notes, but I first heard about Melissa's brand three years ago, about three years ago, and everyone thinks that building a cannabis brand is super easy. It's a license to print money. I guess my first question for Melissa is, what challenges have you faced in getting your brand up and running in the last three years? Oh my.  I was very excited to talk about celebrity brands and just brands in general. I've spent years talking about cannabis and just pushing the cannabis as medicine story and it's really nice to actually be getting kind of into this other side of, oh yeah, we're selling, it's brands now. How do we make this work as an industry? And I knew 15 years ago when I went through breast cancer that cannabis was good medicine. I could see that this is something that should be offered as an alternative to everyone. It should be again offered and not prohibited. And I realized that the work I had done as an artist, just building my own, from the 90s, the songs, that sort of brand, that there's a brand that was Melissa Ethridge and when I went through breast cancer and then went cannabis, oh wow, I could actually see something in the future. Like, well, this is something that I could really get behind and do and talk about and show people that have a whole nother idea about cannabis. And it really set me on fire 15 years ago. Just, I wanted, of course, 15 years ago, I had to go to my roadie who knew another roadie to go get the briefcase, so this is a long time ago. And so I've seen it come along until about 10 years ago, I started talking about, yeah, I'm Melissa Ethridge and I'm making cannabis and I started meeting cannabis folks. And it's a colorful industry and lots of different types of folks. And I just met a lot and I learned a lot. And I love that people think I'm making money hand over fist, but that's not how it is. I am actually putting a lot of my own finances in and I've built this brand, finding the finest medicine makers, understanding how it works, meeting with state officials, meeting with federal officials about the future, meeting, finding out what does it take to move this whole thing forward so I can have a brand that I can work on how am I gonna sell to people instead of how do I stay out of jail? That's getting us into the light of it. So Ethridge Farms, I still haven't sold a single product, yet I have built, I have an entire system that is coming on this year and starting and it's been such an amazing journey. So it's not easy if, I don't know if there's any famous people here looking, he's thinking if you're looking for a brand, but to brand, when we get to that place where we're branding cannabis, I think the first thing you really need to know is you need to know a lot about cannabis. You need to have a direction. There needs to be a knowledge of the history and the spirit in which we're coming from and what are we, what we're changing. So it's, yes, it's message and all that, what we do as capitalists and then there's this whole big part of it that's really what the Ethridge brand is all about and I'll answer lots of questions about that. Go ahead, there you go. I'm not selling wine. I wanna, I just wanna clear, if you're reading the bios, it says there's a lot about this wine that I talked about about 10 years ago because at that time, I thought that was a great idea and I had had some and it was a great product. The laws don't allow alcohol and cannabis to be mixed yet so that doesn't exist, that whole, it's an old story that somebody found so I'm not making wine, I'm making actual tinctures and health-focused cannabis. Now go ahead, thank you. That's interesting that you're producing more of a health-focused cannabis product. Most companies out there seem to be marketing towards the 20-something crowd, particularly young men. Who is Ethridge Farms targeted at? Who's your target audience for your product? Moms, moms are who, moms, moms, moms who are tired of drinking a couple glasses of wine to wind down or taking that Ambien, moms that want to feel better in the morning when they wake up, moms that are looking for an alternative to sort of the pharmaceutical, the only solutions that we have. So yes, moms. And I think another question I had was, as cannabis becomes a little bit more crowded with each passing days, are there any lessons you can draw upon from the music industry that have kept you on the right path moving forward on this? I tell you what, one of the biggest lessons I learned from the music industry that I totally keep in mind here is it really isn't a competition, that there's room for everyone, absolutely. And I remember when my first album came out, I was like, here I am. And the day my album came out was also the day that Tracy Chapman's album came out, the day that Tony Childs, Sinead O'Connor, it was a massive amount of women.  And I put myself in competition with these other, and that's not true. The more there is, the more there is, the better it is. So let's work together as an industry instead of in such competition with each other. That's a great message. Isn't that right, Tyson? That's right. Right on. And so Kevin, also working with a celebrity-focused brand, in what way has Mike been able to leverage his celebrity in order to build this Tyson Ranch brand and have this platform? Well, with Mike we got lucky. Because in a way, Mike's a next level celebrity. I mean, everybody wants to meet Drake, but Drake wants to meet Mike. You know what I mean? And Mike isn't like a celebrity endorsement on a brand. Mike is the brand. He lives this. Every day he comes to work. He's there five days a week. He smokes cannabis. He believes in this lifestyle. He believes that it's medicine. It's made him a better father, a better businessman. So with Mike, so many people really care about what he's doing and feel connected to him that all we really gotta do is tell the story that's happening, tell the truth. And that comes off genuine with Mike. And that's how we got lucky. It's not like we have to figure out how to market Mike. All we have to do is film what's happening, tell the story. So it's my understanding Tyson Ranch. It's a cannabis company. It's also an entertainment company. What projects have you guys been involved with in the entertainment industry that have helped to build the Tyson Ranch brand? Well, for first, we have the podcast. So, you know, I don't know if everybody's listening to it. It's called Hot Boxing with Mike Tyson. It's on YouTube. It's in, you know, I believe we got 700,000 subscribers now. It's got a strong following. So that's one that allows us to bring other celebrities past us and use their brand or their brand equity to drag through Mike, have that interaction and gather new customers through their celebrities as well. It also allows Mike to have people relate to him because Mike really isn't who people think they are. And when you listen to him on the podcast, you get to know him and that's important. We also did a festival, which is another way that we found a branding.  That will soon be the ranch. And we did a great success with that. We're gonna do that again in February. There you go.  We actually don't hold any cannabis licenses. We actually are just a brand. We're not looking to buy expensive real estate or spend time getting compliant. We really just make relationships with the farmers that grow the best products. Right, and this is a question that's open for everybody, but there seems to be, you need to strike a balance between putting your resources towards branding, but at the same time also putting your resources towards having just an amazing product to put on the shelves. Also, I'll start with Kevin, but how do you strike that balance in building your brand and maintaining quality control? And Jason, Melissa, anyone who wants to jump in, go for it. Well, quality control is most important because one wrong thing, a thousand right things won't equal one wrong. So with us, quality control is most important. Any time we do any kind of research and kind of testing, or like when cannabis is actually bottled up, there's somebody on our payroll that has our agenda in the building watching it happen. And that, you just have to have quality control because like I said, if we kind of get a free, everybody says yes the first time, but the first time we put something bad in a bottle, that could be the end of the brand. And we've seen other brands, I'm not gonna name them, but that came out strong with great brand equity and then they grew too quick and they couldn't keep quality control. They started putting bad stuff in a bottle and really that brand lost its equity. So first we don't overgrow, we don't wanna grow too quick, we wanna be able to keep up with our quality. We make sure somebody's there, but also being a brand, it lets us move light on our feet meaning that if I was a grower and I was to produce a bad crop, I would have to deal with that. It's on my bottom line, what am I gonna do? Am I gonna discount it? As a brand, if they produce a bad crop, I go next, and that is what's great about being a brand. And then the other side to that is that, when, I'm sorry, I lost my train of thought. That's all good. We understand. I think earlier it was mentioned and I thought it was profound that what a brand is is a promise. It's a promise of quality. It's a promise of a conveyance of an ideology. Whether it's sort of a psychographic community, a small group of people that collectively identify, or you even scale to a broader group of folks, quality is critical or a cornerstone to a brand. And I agree in many ways not having to carry the liability that's associated with producing product can be an advantage. I certainly think that investors and folks in the community are looking at it with a moat in between that brands sit here and production sits here. I think it's positive. Starbucks doesn't own a whole lot of Aravica beans. Josh, I think one of our co-founders talks about Costa Miga's on a regular basis because they sold for a billion dollars and they never owned in a Gavi plant. That being said, quality control, and I think Melissa can speak to this because of some of the medicine makers that she chose to partner with. Coming from ideologies with standard operating procedures that are profound certainly help for you to convey that brand more collectively and uphold your promise. Yeah, we decided as a brand actually to own a manufacturing license, to have the manufacturing license so that we do have complete control. Yeah, we do, we have a whole bunch of growers that are separate growers, but we know and we know the organics, we know where they're coming from, but we do have our license to manufacture and it's actually was the first and still is the only manufacturing license in Santa Cruz County. I agree in the California market, the manufacturing license is important because that's what it takes to put it in a jar. And Tyson did fund a social equity program and that is one of the most important license I think in California is the manufacturing license. And the thought I was having that I lost was ultimately quality control will be controlled by market share and self space. The ability to turn cannabis into money will be much like any industry, that will be the ultimate quality control. The people that have the shelf space and can demand the best product and the best product will find the way to the people who have the market share and shelf space. That's great. I wanna ask a question to Jason. A lot of folks know you, you speak at a lot of conferences based on your work at Prohibited. Can you tell us what you're doing at Ronin or what does Ronin do that's different than Prohibited? I think that through the evolution of the last, you know, five years, Josh, Drake and Keev have all done an incredible job, not only building brands, but guiding folks, you know, from the black market to the supermarket. What are we doing now? We have built many successful brands and in doing so sort of, you know, decided to make some strategic alliances. Prohibited is now part of a consumer packaged goods portfolio. It had a really strong connection to the consumer audience that was built up in its online persona, et cetera. So that was its best function. Future state brands was born out of Prohibited's brand building prowess and is now a portfolio of 11 brands thus far that you're probably already seeing on store shelves. Josh Shelley and also with a partnership with Burner and ultimately Social Club Television have taken our content library, our brand building and business knowledge and collectively put that together into a services platform that includes some performance aspects and just extending the network that we've already have. Again, we've got 55 hours of content in market right now that'll be rebranded under the Social Club categories and we're now also able to distribute other folks' content. So under the auspices of Prohibited, we were super focused on our own brand integrations, really focused on the brands that we've taken in and now we're able to do a whole lot more while supporting future state and still cheering on the next iteration of what Prohibited will be in the future. Cool. Julie, can you, hi Julie. Hi. The most interesting woman in the world. Can you talk about the intersection between branding and compliance? Like what folks are, what trouble are folks running into from a compliance standpoint when they're like building these brands? Well it's interesting because I think there's so many things going on right now that we're in this moment of transition. Like if you're in it, you know about this California track and trace and everybody's coming onto metric. So we're still in this moment of transition into, you know, there are the regulations and then there's the true enforcement and monitoring of those regulations and we haven't really seen the full impact of that but I can tell you as a person that gets to go and look under the hood of a lot of different companies, everybody's doing it wrong across the board. To the letter of the law, to the regulations, you know, when you look under there mostly because in some ways it's not feasible to do it as written and there's a lot of like built in prohibitions especially if you're trying to develop a brand and we're transitioning from a way we used to do business to this new regime of perchance over regulation, let's say. However, you know, and there's just interesting quirks, you know, like one of the things in Prop 64 was you can't give away free product and they didn't want people just going and giving away free cannabis to anybody on the street because of the children, oh my gosh, you know. So that makes sense on one level. However, they didn't consider the back end sales process. So right now as it stands in the regulations, if you are a manufacturer, there is no compliant way that you can test your own product. There is no compliant way as a distributor that you can give trade samples to your own staff. There is no way that you can take a sample and give it to a buyer and say, would you like to consider this product without it going through the actual retail supply chain and paying the excise tax and doing all those things. So I can guarantee just in that one thing alone of like, how do you handle samples? 99.9% of companies that I, you know, audit or review or look at are doing things that aren't exactly, you know, completely aligned with compliance. And that doesn't even begin. That's like operational compliance. When you get into what people are doing in the advertising sphere, there's a lot wrong there in terms of, you know, Aaron and I joke a lot. It's one of those things of I would say the human race and maybe not the best of learning from experience. And when you look back at the early, you know, tobacco advertising of the 20s and 30s and then look at advertisements now where in the 20s and 30s they'd be like, more doctors smoke Marlboro than any other cigarette. And then you see some of the approach to cannabis marketing right now. It looks oddly familiar. And so these are things that I think are going to catch up with us because right now the enforcement agencies are building out, they're training their people. There's not a lot of will of enforcement while you're doing that. But two years from now, when you're bored on a Tuesday at the BCC and it's like, I'm just going to take a scroll through Instagram and see what this person was doing five years ago. You know, because that's the statute on these things, they can levy penalties and fines up to five years later for the actions you're taking on 420 this year. That's when I think some of these things will come into play. And it's- Can trust. What's that? Can trust. Can trust. And the other aspect of it is that as this thing rolls out, we haven't really seen what ultimately the appetite for enforcement will be. But their authority to enforce is intense. So when you look at the regulations, for example, if an operator is missing a single record-keeping element, the agencies can levy a $30,000 fine per instance of any administrative failure to keep a record. So what that means to me is if the agencies felt like it, they could shut down any business any day of the week just on a record-keeping audit. So while compliance may seem like the unsexy part of getting out there and building your brand, I think that aspect of the ability to survive, the ability to be positively vetted as a valuable company if you're looking to get out or sell your brand or engage with others, or when brands are looking to engage with you, that it's really starting more and more that part of that process is people having compliance come in and look at, are you gonna be able to stand up when we get through this transitional period? And that's why Ronan uses MMLG for all our compliance needs. That's why Julie Crockett is my best friend. All right, I have one last compliance question for Julie, but, and you kind of touched on it, does compliance have to be the buzzkill? You know, is there room for compliance in a company's branding, particularly what we're seeing right now with these vaporizer cartridges, or is compliance just the buzzkill in the room that no one wants to talk about? You mean Vapocalypse, as I call it? Vapocalypse. Vapocalypse.  You like see all the forms and what's possible, and then you determine how to navigate those forms. And the important thing too, I mean, we often joke that sometimes I think the worst idea the cannabis industry ever had was, we just want to be treated like other businesses. It's like, no, you don't. No, you don't, it's terrible out there. But because, you know, the cannabis industry, once it became the commercial cannabis industry, became not only liable for all of the cannabis regulations, but for every regulation, for building and safety and public resources and advertising and marketing and the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act and consumer lawsuits. And there are attorneys holding CLE classes right now on how to sue the cannabis industry. And there's all these aspects, like dram shop laws haven't been introduced. So yes, you can sue the bud tender that served you if you take too much and go get in an accident.  But that also requires, you know, not only being a visionary in the area of the cannabis space, but being able to navigate and kind of future see all of these different regulations and how these things are gonna come into play. You know, right now we're in a state-based economy, being able to predict what is interstate commerce gonna look like? What is federal regulation gonna look like? What is international import export gonna look like?   You know, one of the things that's interesting when you look at the situation is that so far, help us all, not a single case of any of these vape related illnesses or deaths can be tied to a licensed regulated product. This is tobacco, e-cig juice that isn't really regulated at all. This is illicit market that is not really regulated at all. So because the cannabis industry in California, for example, undergoes such rigorous testing that the cleanest thing in California is the cannabis that you're smoking, is, you know, this has, as much as it was so irritating that we were so over-regulated and the testing requirements are so awful in some ways, this is something we've managed to skirt for the licensed industry. How that plays out on the public stage, you know, where the federal government is now talking about banning vapes because there's a problem, that's yet to be seen, but it really is important to get into that, the discernment in the educational part of that to understand what is really happening there and what is really the issue. And I will say, again, just the last thing with compliance and regulation is that one of the things we're suffering from so greatly as an industry and a people is one of the worst things about prohibition other than how many people went to jail and lives were destroyed is how much research was not able to happen. So we really are like super excited in this green rush and oh, there's so much money to be made and let's do it, but with no science and no research. So it may have seemed like a great idea that vitamin E is helpful, let's put it in a vape. Terrible idea, terrible idea. But these are things that we're gonna discover as a fledgling industry that we need the science, we need the research, we need those things. And that's kind of where the FDA is frustrated as people are looking at the FDA, not legalizing CBD to be putting everything. They're like, well, we'd like to have some science to make sure it's okay before we do that, which doesn't seem crazy. Thank you, Julie. Yes. That's what I have to say. So compliance is sexy, see? Compliance is our cannabis industry. So we're seeing in more and more of the cities, more and more of the state's social equity is playing a big part in determining who gets licensed, who's awarded licenses, what role, this is for everybody. Like how are you seeing brands incorporate social responsibility and social equity into their brand values and how they implement it and are they doing enough? I think it's a cornerstone piece of the majority of the businesses that I've had the pleasure of working with. And even the big folks like Canopy, they're spending $20 million or something in the United States right now helping social causes. I think it's important for all business to be socially conscious. I think in an industry where we're healing the scars of war, because it has been a war on drugs for too long, that we all have that responsibility. So when I look across, the majority of people are doing the most incredible, incredible things. I think the nature of cannabis is social healing. And all the fun that we have in bringing this medicine to the world, it's also about healing all the fears. And so you have to move step by step. And Ethridge Farms actually has, our branch will be the Ethridge Foundation, which my best friend here, Julie Crockett, is very instrumental in putting together just exactly what that can look like can actually help other brands, other companies fulfill their need for the social equity and exactly what that looks like. And so the Ethridge Foundation is totally going deep into that to find a way and to make the best pathway to bringing in, to training people coming out of the prisons, to training the homeless and bringing that social aspect in. And we're really, really excited about that. Julie, have you seen any particular businesses or brands incorporate social equity in a really meaningful way that impressed you? I mean, it's interesting when I think about it, I mean, the first thing that always pops of mind for me is Bloom Farms, which is a brand out of San Francisco that from the gate, I mean, from way, way back, they've always done a one to one for every product that they sell, they provide a meal. So it was kind of a very early example of leading with that as part of your mission. And I mean, I've seen more people kind of struggling with the concept of how to truly incorporate it in a meaningful way, especially in, for example, in the Los Angeles Equity Program, a lot of the focus has been on ownership and making sure to have equity-owned businesses. And what we're kind of looking at now is, it's kind of, leave it to mankind that every beautiful idea will just be mangled unrecognizably in some way. So you kind of see a lot of these foe partnerships or strangely structured agreements where people in effect are taking advantage of somebody's status as an equity applicant to be able to attach it to their business, and this may benefit some people, individuals, but in terms of the spirit of Prop 64 and the social justice platform with which it was voted on, that so many people I believe that voted for Prop 64 was they wanted it decriminalized and they wanted an end to the criminalization and they wanted that reinvestment in communities. So what I love about this moment is that pretty much you don't get to go to a cannabis event or have a cannabis conversation without talking about social justice, social equity, community reinvestment, and how to make that happen in a meaningful way. And for that, I'm super grateful that these are interesting times where we get to have these uncomfortable conversations quite often on how to make this not just a little tip of the hat to like, and we're diverse. Where it's like, how are we really gonna look at the carnage and begin to address that? One in six people behind bars are there for nonviolent drug offenses. We created a third class. There are more people with a criminal record than there are people with college degrees. So I think it's great too that social equity is relevant and that it becomes a part how we look at what social equity actually is. And at what point does social equity become currency? It's something that we probably collectively need to take a stronger look at. We need to get people's records expunged and there are people that are working toward that diligently. But man, we got a lot of work to do. Yeah, I mean, I would just say too, one of the, it's interesting the lens that it puts on certain issues in the industry, because you hear, I've had this conversation with a lot of like senators and congresspeople and all these things where we talk about the need for banking in the cannabis industry. And there's a perception that the need for banking and some of the narrative transmitted is, oh, because we all have all this money and it's so dangerous because I'm sitting on this pile of money and I need to be able to take it to the bank. And it's like, that's not the issue. The issue with no banking is that it's harder for women and people of color and small businesses to get loans to start businesses if there's no banking. And with the social equity, there's a couple of people like Steve DiAngelo is doing the last prisoner project and we support that and we're all about that. And I think that the LA social equity program was one of the best, honestly, because it does require the partner on 51%, it can't be sold. And much like you said, I've seen these contracts where they've manipulated that, but like you said, I think in four years, these will be taken apart and that the compliance will follow. Where with what Tyson Ranch did is we funded these operations with no hope of owning any of them, honestly. It was just a grant and a loan to Mike's passion about that growing up, where he grew up in the streets and affected by the Juan drugs the way that he was. But the last prisoner project, everybody should get involved with that. What that is is Steve DiAngelo's project to get everybody who's in jail for cannabis out and not leave anybody around. I think also it's important as consumers, like to kind of having discussions about social equity kind of seems like an instiller conversation sometimes of the industry people who are in it and into licensing, but for average consumer on the street, they may not be like, what's a social equity program? So I mean, I've been just discussing this. I'm also in a board member in CCIA, which is the California Cannabis Industry Association. And one of the things in their diversity inclusion in social equity committee is, what I would love to see from a branding perspective is for social equity to become something like free trade where there's people who they don't know what free trade means, but they look at their coffee and they go, that's gotta be good. And then they get it. So having that be a concept that goes throughout the supply chain because I've been contacted and I deal with manufacturers, for example, in Oakland who got the license, they did it, they made a product, they're a social equity business and now they can't get distribution and they can't get shelf space and nobody's carrying their product. So it really has to be a commitment not just to let's help you get this license, it's how do we help you be successful all along the supply chain. And so much of that on the consumer level comes down to education and the mandate upon the agencies themselves, the businesses and the cities to educate consumers about what does this even mean? Right? Yeah. Yeah, that's right. Amen. Julie, you nailed it. Yep. Jason, I'm gonna ask you a question to you and then anyone else can jump in on it but authenticity is a big buzzword with cannabis brands. What does it mean for a cannabis brand to be authentic? Authenticity, again, when you think about Mr. Plumb Bean or dancing to your own tune, comes through in so very many ways. We live in a segmented society where a psychographic becomes more and more relevant. For those of you that don't know what psychographic is, demographic is age sex, et cetera. Psychographic is what you're doing, the way you move around, the choices that you make, et cetera. Authenticity from a brand, especially an adaptive one, this is a commoditized product. Really, brands being able to help people hold margins, come back to and tie back to specific ideologies. And the person or the brand, and I might be looking at heavy grass, for instance, as a heavy metal brand, and that's interesting to me. I might have a contemporary looking at etharage farms and tying back to those ideologies. Holding margin, creating a brand promise, all tie back to an authentic approach. And I think that that's more powerful often than even sort of celebrity is ideology. And so, what does authenticity mean in this space where brands are young? It takes hundreds of years in certain instances, Coke, Pepsi, and so many more. If you look at the legacies of Condoleezza, Unilever, or any of these organizations, these are brands that built equity, built the promise over time. And therein lies the authenticity. So, I'll tell you, the most authentic brand will be on the shelf 20 years from now with a message of quality and standards that people can relate to, where I look to authenticity today is in the communities built around the brand and their ability to execute on things like social equity and more. Because in the absence or the vacuum of that establishment, we have to look to our internal company ideologies to create that authenticity. Had anything? That's all good, okay. I think we've got a lot of folks in the audience who are starting their companies, they're starting their brands. Do you guys have any insights to offer them lessons learned that you've learned over the last five, 10, however many years in the cannabis industry that you wish you had learned, that you wish you had knew when you started that could help these folks in the audience today? It's more than you ever dreamed, on all levels. It's harder than you thought it would be. It's more rewarding than you thought it would be. It's world-changing. Your own money goes a long way. And it's always changing. So the best thing, the best thing for you to do is to know that shortcuts are shortcuts for a reason. And if you really, if your heart and your spirit and your soul is into this cannabis, whatever you've got, brand or whatever, that your belief in it, will be what manifests. That that's what we're looking for. That that's why branding cannabis is so different than anything else. It's going to be the quality of the product. It's going to be that authentic. This is what we're talking about because we're talking about consciousness. We're talking about how consciousness affects health. We're talking about raising consciousness. And it's a conversation that we've barely just begun. I would say a couple, there's so many things that we could talk on it for an extended period of time. I think that a lot of people come in and to feed off what Melissa said, they come in with gut, they come in with feeling, emotion and a tie back to the plant and the space. I would say that you need to take that a step further. Today, we're starting to get the kind of data that traditional CPG companies have. And we can all relate to a brand in some way or another, but understanding your audience, the quantitative and qualitative data that feeds some of the choices that we make. We couldn't do two years ago. We certainly couldn't do five years ago. There are data companies and ultimately things we can do ourselves to not have to be a gut reactive organization. And identifying the type of consumer that falls in line with your ideologies and being able to connect with them means understanding their behaviors and understanding what moves them. And I think that in the last panel, there was a gentleman or somebody spoke about a number being put on a box for collectors and how that changed the perception of the product. And again, it was like a figurine or something of that nature. The idea being that connecting to your audience comes through understanding who they are and that's not always driven by gut. So use data. There are shortcuts, please use them. The other part of that is business fundamentals. I mean, I know it sounds crazy, but I've had so many conversations with folks that haven't even approached the concept of their own unit economics moving into all of these broad sort of business ideologies. And so if you can take a minute to make sure you've planned that you've dotted your eyes, that you've crossed your T's, that you've looked at regulation, that you understand your building circumstances and all of the, I mean, talk about a regulatory nightmare. So those are the things. And again, just use data, please use data. If I had to give advice, it would be very much what you said back to, you're gonna need to be authentic. If you got into this for the money, you're too late for that. Cannabis is entering the fabric of the economy. So all the get rich is over. When people quit going to jail, now it's just another product. You're entering the fabric of the economy. It's gonna be Wall Street and big brands taking all the money and it'll be shitty jobs for everybody else, honestly. And as we move, well, I mean, as we move into the fabric of the economy and you're entering this space, you need to be genuine, honestly. You need to, if you don't love cannabis, this probably isn't the space for you. And if you're looking around your board of directors and less of them get high than do, then this is a consumable. This is like cheeseburgers. Your body craves a cheeseburger because it's good. And if it isn't good, you're gonna drive by that logo every time. This is a consumable. If you're not, you don't love this and you don't know a lot about it, it's like diamonds. You could sell me a bad diamond, I wouldn't know because I don't know about diamonds. But you have to be genuine in the cannabis space to be long-term successful in the cannabis space. And this will be a great career and a great path for many companies, but it won't be for the ones that are here to get rich. That will fade out as it enters the fabric of the economy and only the genuine brands will survive.  These are cheeseburgers. They know what they like. You know what I mean? And if they don't like it, they are not gonna crave it. And I would just say, I would encourage people to pioneer, you know? I mean, that was the thing, when I met Melissa, the thing I was, of the many things I was impressed with, one of the things that struck me was this combination of incredible patience and incredible drive and faith. And when I look back at your career, it's not that you didn't do something that was there for you to do. Like you kicked and plowed the field and went and created the path. And that's the thing that I find so exciting about interacting with the people who I get to meet in cannabis in all the aspects. Because if you think about, it's not even just the plant itself, even just the ancillary things. Like Aaron was a pioneer of Los Angeles cannabis attorney when nobody would touch it and nobody was doing it. So we're in this incredibly exciting time of getting, I mean, that's my background. I don't have a background in business. I come from theater. No. Hey, Linda. But that was the thing is I got recruited into the cannabis industry and I met with the state the first time and I met with the government.  That's what I do. Like I make stuff up all day. So that you get to like, we get to invent a new industry. So like we get to. So this incredible drive that people have to make cannabis like every other industry that exists already or let's get super corporate and do it the way that Amazon does. Why? Why? We could do something new. We could do something new. And the good news is if we don't and we mess up and we fumble the ball and we just do something old and boring again, cannabis has been around for thousands of years. It will be around for thousands of years. She will wait. She will wait for the pioneers to come and change the world. Yes, I did. Where's our guitar? Well said, Julia, as usual. I think we're coming close to time. This is probably like the question portion with the audience of folks have questions for our wonderful panel. Anybody, anybody? Anyone? Can you tell us a little bit about how your product line specifically is geared toward moms? That's for me? Yeah. Okay.  Hopefully it'll be a guitar case. On the wall and you will be able to go to it just like a middle-aged woman goes to find her information. It's gonna be clear the way we talk it's gonna be headache here. Are you sleep? Are we talking sleep? It's the issues that, and I just say women because women are 80 to 90% of the price point. They're the ones who buy everything for the families. And so you put the information and that's what it's all about right now is information. I can't tell you how many women I meet that are like, well, I do it, but I don't know. What's this about CBD? What's this about? What are all these, you know, consonants and you know, what is this? And so to research and to one have the product that absolutely comes through have our medicine scientists that I have are the best and the best. They are, they have been dedicated their lives to making medicine, to making holistic medicine. So all of this goes into when you look at that product and I'm putting my name on it. I'm saying Ethridge Farms. Ethridge says that this is in the range. Again, the medicine is not one size fits all but it at least guides you to, hey, this is what you can try for these issues. One thing I hardly ever hear talking about is menopause. Cannabis is great for menopause, you know, and but that's not sexy. Nobody's gonna, you know, Snoop's not probably not gonna talk about that, but you know, these are the things that we are just gonna, that we are focusing on. Hi Melissa, big fan. I hope this doesn't make you feel old but I used to listen to all your songs on the way to preschool. Right on. I have a lot of songs. I'm an attorney and one of the biggest things I see when celebrities come into the fold is finding a trustworthy team, finding a trustworthy partner. Do you have a partner and how did you surround yourself with a good team? I have, yes I do, and I'm going to introduce them. I'm gonna say, I went on a journey 15 years ago to understand cannabis and I found myself in Northern California of course, where for decades they've been growing and of course making the medicine illegally for a long, long time and they are the ones who really have from the Steve D'Angelo's to the Valerie, thank you, yeah, to these women and men who have fought the good fight, spent the time in jail, did this, brought it to us. I found myself in Northern California and the business side of it absolutely narrowed it down and I found a couple and they're right here, Josie and Cricket Roberto, they're right over there from Santa Cruz and they had a brand, it was called Naturally Mystic when the medicinal licenses were put out and then when California went recreational, everyone had to start over again and they were willing to rebrand their products as ethyl farms. The Naturally Mystic products absolutely met the criteria of organic, vegan, gluten-free, all the things that I as a consumer myself would require but all the things that we're going to present that are very, very important, not only have they made the medicine, do they know the cultivators and the growers, they've also worked with the local government, with the city, with the county, it's one of the reasons that we are the first, again the first manufacturing license in Santa Cruz County which you would think there would be tons because it's Santa Cruz but of course we've all found out the political and the legal side of this is very slow moving. So yes, and my wife is also here, who's my partner in it too? Hello, Linda. So yes, that's what we're partnered with, that's what we have a manufacturing plant up there and we're headed out this year, we're doing it. Julie, this is to you, this is Bob Lewis here. You talked about pioneers and I've just made a decision because of your calling, because I have a calling and I want my last career chapter to be meaningful and I see and have heard and I mentioned earlier in a session today that the industry is missing really what I would say is a public facing messaging campaign, a communication strategy and I've been working with KCSA and others on the ambition but I think I just wanna sort of invite your support, Erin and Julie and Melissa and others to sort of help me develop a nonprofit called Can Strong Partners that basically will be issuing free content to any cannabis company, any state association, federal association that can be distributed on a monthly basis. So we have PSA campaigns across the country that are normalized in the conversation and bringing responsible messaging to the industry and I just like your support because I'm gonna be that pioneer and I appreciate you using that term because that's who I am and that's what I need to do and my heart's in the right place so I thank you for that calling. Thank you. Thank you. It is, I mean it's something that we've discussed is it's a very difficult position that the industry is in because of regulations in some ways is that lack of ability to educate because even when Melissa was talking about how clear she wants her products to be and say headache and sleep, my little compliance heart goes like you can't say headache and sleep. I know. You can't say that.  We'll just call it nighty night. Nighty night, night. So it's difficult because there is the need for those third party non-biased educational arms and it's a little disappointing.  And in a state where only a third of municipalities are issuing licenses, that's kind of insulting. You know, that no, people did not have their chance and no, you can't just go get a license. Though these are the challenges of the industry so across the board, same thing. The consumer, for a consumer to even understand what a licensed and unlicensed dispensary means. You know, I got recruited to launch a cannabis vaporizer company in early 2015 and I didn't discover until two weeks in when I had my first meeting with Aaron who was our attorney that I had just been put in charge of an entirely illegal company. That's why I'm so into compliance. That's why when I came to you and said, should I join this company, you said no and you worked for them.  That's when I passed the authenticity test. Yes you did, thank you. My question follows up on that. In the circles that you're all traveling in, is the idea of educating consumers about buying legal from legal dispensaries coming up and what are you all doing to be proactive about it within your company? Thank you. Josh Shelley and I are building content on a regular basis that's on the education side. So from Canada and in the United States being able to share information is critical. I think when you first walked into Starbucks, you didn't know what the hell a vente latte was and now we're trying to figure out weeds. So internally from a compliance perspective we rely heavily on Julie and then try to stitch in as much of that guidance into the content that we produce and provide. Content from every company as far as being able to discuss ideologies to go back to that authentic brand story and to continue to convey trust. I think that every company has a responsibility to educate not only its consumers but continue to layer that education and I think that content and distribution of that content is the biggest gift that there is from that education perspective. All right, I think we're gonna cut it there unless anybody had anything to add to that. No, okay. Thank you so much to our panelists for taking their time. Thank you panelists. We're gonna get ready for the next panel. Thank you.


This is just a normal day. Are you having a boy or a girl? I mean, McCohen here making you love birds and making sure they are engaged and not caged. I'm doing something crazy. I have brought some naughty birds to the office with me today. And there's a good reason for it. But here we go, let the chaos begin. Oh, it's Morgan. Morgan's here to help me bring up the birds that I brought to the office because I'm crazy. So let's see what a day with these three birds, plus my sister-in-law's birds is like at the office today. Where is Morgan going? She's hiding. Are you ready for this? Yes. I brought the bad ones. Bad bird, bad bird. What are you going to do? He was banned from the office, but not today. She is. I don't know what I was thinking. Not even cute, are you? Let me see. Oh, you are so handsome. Monty probably gets the most attention because he's my stalker and he won't leave me alone.  I could put him back 15 times and somehow he breaks out and finds himself on my shoulder. It's pretty much just like George. So today we're doing a photo shoot. We have new merch and it is out of this world, guys. So we have to do a photo shoot. So let's see who we brought. First of all, we brought Monty. Monty is my Senegal parrot. He's obsessed with me. I've brought him to the office before. Senagals have a voice that you either love or hate and it just is like really screechy. That's it? That's it? Just not? Yeah, you know. Yeah, that's it. Wait till you guys see the shirts that we are modeling. They are insane. I've been waiting years and years and years for this. Okay? All right, let's get the birdies out. We are going to bring Brando out right now. All right, no fighting. No fighting. You can't be the only bird in the office, okay? You are so dramatic.  Boom. Next bird. You ready for this? Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun. She's very naughty. In my experience, there's two kinds of African greys. The lazy ones that act like Amazons and the rambunctious ones that don't sit still and don't behave and this is one of them. Here we go. She's throwing tantrums already. Do I have to take you and wash your flixie? Ah, disgusting. Knock, knock, knock. Say hello. Let's go next week, mom. I don't know what I'm gonna say.  How cute is that ball? You wanna play? So what should we know about pregnancy? Well, what do you wanna know? I don't know, is it scary? Does it hurt? Like, yeah. So at first trimester, you're probably more scared of labor than you are getting closer. So now I can't wait for labor. Not because I want them out, but I'm doing classes that are prepping me and all that kind of stuff and exercises and training Joey to be my partner in doula kind of thing. What I've learned is you either have morning sickness, AKA you're throwing up 24 seven or you have the continuous nausea per trimester. So I had continuous nausea. You developed sciatica. I did, not everyone does. So I'm in pain on my hip. Heartburn's the worst. I had chocolate and it hurts me. Are you having a boy or a girl? I'm having a boy. Did you want a boy or a girl? That didn't matter to me. The weirdest part that has happened so far is the kicks. Now I'm used to them. It just feels weird. Like if you push down, you can feel his head. No way. Or you can feel his feet kicking. You know if it's his foot or his head? Yeah, once you kind of press down. Do you know from because he's inside you or if I touched, I'd be like, that's the head, that's the foot. So right now, this is really hard. I'm assuming this is either his back or his head. You see how hard it is? Oh, yeah. I'm supposed to sit up straight and not lay down in a certain way, but he's so low that if I sit in that position that they recommend, he kicks me. God, there's not enough room for me to lay back. Also, I swear the baby already is camera shy. What? He will kick me. He will make waves. You can see it now. If you were to see him kick me, you could see my stomach move, depending on how strong he kicks. And every time I try to capture it on camera for like Joey or mom or dad or something, he stops. That's crazy. Like he will not kick if I'm filming or if I'm like, hey, Joey, come here, which makes sense because he can hear me. I mean, I thought I think he understands. No, they probably kind of understand if you keep talking in community. I mean, animals understand. Dogs understand. Birds understand. What do you mean? No, you understand. You understand everything. Oh my God, turn around. Oh my God, what are you doing? Remember landing zone, you land right here. Wow, how do you like it? Look at that. Plus, this is mine. Thank you. Play with your feather and fun box. And action.  I'm not fired. And the reason I'm not doing Kody's is because Kody looks really happy right now. Oh my God. I have no idea how this is happening because this is happening. She's so nice. That's why.  So this is how the birds pay rent in Box Town.  I collect some feathers for rent and some for electricity. The smaller feathers are for electricity. And then we put them on Etsy. Huh? You put it on Etsy? I need to start charging my birds friend. Yeah, have you seen? Someone's trying to give me their birds. Marlene's making an OnlyFans for birds. Yes, it's called Only Feathers and it's in Box Town. Oh my God, that's so funny. I was joking. I thought you were going to cut it out because you're like, this is a friendly page. No, in Box Town they came up with Only Feathers. Jersey's on it. That's why she's so cute. That's why she's always around, you know? Yeah, Jersey's making an Only Feathers. Okay, some really special feathers that like are unbelievable. They're very special because they're iridescent with blue and green, right? This is a very special rocky feather. And his recent rent, his rent increased. So he's been dropping different feathers. A reveal. I've been waiting four years to show you this. Why I've been waiting, no good reason, but the time has come and this is to you are, you are going to be obsessed. I'm obsessed. Everyone's obsessed.  Are you ready? Okay. So we're doing the front. Parrot parking. The left craft. Here it goes. Watch the magic happen. Five, four, three, two, one. Here we go. Let's check it out. What do you think? I think that's good. I think the birds got a place to go Yeah. And that's it. So get your merch, guys. Make sure to get in during the pre-sale so that you can get yours too. Bye-bye. See you later. Bye-bye.


I went into care when I was 15. I sort of had to grow up very, very quickly. If I could go back to speak to a 15-year-old me, I'd sort of go, it's going to be really hard, it's going to be horrible, you're going to feel rubbish all the time, and you're going to feel angry at everything. But it does get better. At 15, I was on point of doing my moshing, cooking, I really sufficiently looked after myself, but emotionally, I had no clue what to do, absolutely no idea. So I needed someone to sort of emotionally look after me, but also treat me like an adult at the same time a little bit. My sort of most recent placement, on the first day I was there, I said, you're just going to give up on me, I'm going to make you hate me, like I've made everybody else hate me, and this is going to break down and you're going to leave me and you're never going to talk to me again. She went, yeah, maybe, but we'll see how it goes, won't we? And I was there for five and a half years, because I knew she would never lie to me. She would do things for me that I wasn't used to people doing things for, like I needed new glasses and she took me to the opticians and bought me new glasses. She helped me build up a support network. When I moved in with her, I had just her, and she managed to get me a therapist and then from having therapy, I managed to sort of be able to form really good friends and relationships. The reason I do all this stuff is so that we can get foster carers who genuinely want to do what they're doing, who are willing to adapt and learn and who will listen to the young person's perspective and really advocate and be that megaphone for their young person because that's what I needed when I was that age. If they're nice people who genuinely care about the welfare of young people and who want to help but don't think they're going to save the world with it, that's it. They just need to be themselves and be a bit nice.


Section 56 of English and Cantonese Dictionary This is a LibriVox recording All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain For more information or the volunteer please visit LibriVox.org English and Cantonese Dictionary by John Chambers Revised and enlarged by Thomas Kirkman-Dealy Section 56 Specially or came specially for that purpose 專以來 Specially address this too 專情 Specially required 特要 Specialty 專門生意 Spacey 銀錢 or 現銀 Species 種 or 種類 or 等 Every species 每種 Different species 二種 The same species 同種 This species of bird 始種鳥 Specific 特 or 逐一 A specific statement 逐一生命 Count 開口數 A specific that is an effective description 應驗良方 or 獨佈單方 Specially 特 or 獨 or 單 or 指 Specify 話實 or 逐一講 逐一列明 or 註明 Must specify the name of the street 碎批明 皆明 To specify the account 將數目逐一開列 Specific 樣子 or 表率 or 版 or 款式 or 格式 Specific Specific 善貌的 or 跨 Glip and Specific talk 利嘴花牙 Specific talk 考驗 Spec 點 or 黑點 Speckled 一點點 or 花點 Spectacle a spectacle 景 a beautiful spectacle 街景 Spectacles 眼鏡 a pair of spectacles 一對眼鏡 to wear spectacles 戴眼鏡 Spectator 體見的人 or 體見的 or 旁觀者 or 旁觀者 thousands of spectators 觀者千千人 specter 妖氣 or 怪象 or 怪物 spectrum 型 or 景 or 色 or 七色景 Specular Specular 鏡的 a specular surface 鏡面 speculate 追想 or 逃 or 暗想 to speculate after gain 逃利 or 謀利 he speculates in sugar 舉渣渣糖 speculation mental speculation 暗想 business speculation 渣雜生意 speculative 好考究的 or 好思想的 speculator 轉讀事情的人 or 渣雜生意的人 speculum 鏡 話 or 說話 or 言語 speechless 啞 or 唔會講 or 實聲 speed or 快 or 順足 great speed 十分快 at full speed 25 with all my heart I wish you got speed 我誠心原理成功 more haste less speed 越急越唔快 speedily 立刻 or 即時 or 立即 as speedily as possible 有咁快得咁快 speedily or 快 speedily flight 急奔 speedily reply 快口回答 speedily payment 快快交銀 spell meaning a short time 一陣時候 meaning charm 咒語 or 古事 to prepare a spell 符咒 spelter 百元 spencer 短三 spell to spell 切音 spend 洗費 spend a day 過日 to spend money like water 洗銀當水 spend play by another 一前做一前 he spends much money on his soldiers 去費去好多銀仰釘 to spend once time in study 讀書到日 to spend days idly 去行到日 spend thrift 浪子 or 橋田江 or 剎撥人 or 拜家子 or 浪費者 sperm jing spermacety referring to the oil 鯨魚頭油 referring to the well 大頭鯨 spermato sewer 精蟲 spill toe 偶套 spinoid 尖銀的 the spinoid bone 蝴蝶骨 sphere 球 or 圓球 the earth is a sphere 地乃圓球也 he moves in a highest sphere 他與高為人往來 sphere of duty 分內事 分內事 a right sphere 征求 spherical 圓球型 spins 私生裏面的象 stress 鍋裹 spice 香料 or 味 the five spices 紅味 落味 or 加味 or 調味 to spice meat 老肉 speak and span 十分身 or 全身 spider 琴佬 or 蜘蛛 or 壁虎 壁虎 everything prospers where spiders congregate 蜘蛛站而百事起 spiders warp 蜘蛛網 or 蛛絲 spigot 塞水器 or 酒桶塞 or 汁 spike 刺 or 醉 wooden spike 木釘 an iron spike 鐵釘 a spike of grain 和水 to spike or 打釘 to spike a gun 釘炮眼 spigot 金蟲香 spear 流出 or 漏射 take care let's use spirit 體堂寫 spear referring to road strips of slow burning paper 紙條 spears for sale street cry 買紙條 spin 紡織 or 紡線 spin round 凌鑽 or 坦坦鑽 to spin thread for weaving 縫紗 to spin flex or hem 直碼 to spin a yarn 發大話 to spin out 家長 spinach 菠菜 or 玻璃菜 燕菜 long-lived spinach 馬齒燕 prickly spinach 齒燕 spinal 背著骨的 spinal marrow 背著水 spindle 鐵蟲 spine 背著 spinach spinning machine 仿機 spinning wheel 仿車 spinster 老女 or 龜女 or 尾架的女 or 柱子 spiral 螺線 or 羅文 spire 塔 中柳 or 尖峰塔 or 尖石碑 spirit 神 alcoholic spirit 燒酒 animal spirit 精神 spirit wrapping 跳神 to pledge devotion to the spirit of a tree 計書 the guardian spirit of the door 門聖 the spirit of heaven 天聖 the spirit of earth 地騎 ancestral spirit 神鬼 to refresh one's spirit 陽神 the family spirit that is penatis 家神 dragon spirit dragon spirit of the ground 龍神 good spirits 仙神 evil spirits 紅神 the stride tablet of an ancestral spirit 神鬼 to cheer one's spirit to quiet the mains 安神 to serve the spirits 師神 to worship the spirits 拜神 the spirit of a hero 英雄志氣 given to drinking spirits 好飲酒 in good spirits 快活 to soak in spirits 浸在酒 meat preserved in spirits 老美 spirits of wine for wine wine spirits of wine 火酒 presence of the spirits at sacrifices 淋彈 to sacrifice to wandering spirits 拜下坦 spirit 深情 or 勇 or 毫悲 or 毫悲 low spirit 失智 or 喪心 spiritless 失魂 or 無神氣 or 喪氣 or 無心 spiritual 靈 or 神 or 廟 or 神的 or 無形 spiritualism spiritualism 以萬物為神之教 spiritualist spiritualist 曉神通之人 spirituality 為神 or 神靈的事 or 神性 spiritualist 酒類 spiritualist liquors 烈酒 spirit to spurt water over the clothes 噴水 or 噴布 to make one spurt out his food 令人噴飯 spirit 吐 or 吐 or 裏 a spirit 隻肉叉 to spit out 吐沫 or 流出來 he will spit blood on others dirty first his own mouth 含血噴人先污自口 含血噴人先污自口 strips of spit that is lean pork roasted on spit 叉燒 a spit of land 地嘴 or 沙嘴 to spit blood 吐血 吐血 spites 怨恨 or 怨毒 spiteful 獨心 or 刻心 or 肉耗氣 spitefully 以獨心 or 以惡毒 spit out 口水 ejected spit out 口水花 spit out licking that is subservience 食人口水 spit on 談官 or 談魚 splash meaning to throw 叫 meaning to rebound or splash up 讚 or 讚 to splash with the hand 叫水 splashed with mud while walking 讚污粥 splay 張開 a splay foot 啞喇提 splint the splint 皮 or 涼涼 referring to a feeling 瓦氣 a hoax splint or milk 豬臉貼 splendid 光亮 or 華美 or 清亮 splendid clothes 美福 or 衣裳楚楚 splendid talent 紅柴 or 英柴 splendidly 華麗 Splendor Splendor 光彩 dazzling splendor 涉浴 splenetic 惡性 splice 薄欄 to splice 解腾而薄之 splinter 皮 or 涼 a few splinters of wood 補塊木片 return splint 藤邊 bamboo splint 竹面 split 打裂 or 破 or pack or 裂開 or 哼開 split of itself 自己裂 split one's sides with laughter 肖亂腸 split a lot of wood 搬開夠曬 split open the edge 斬開邊 split gratin 藤條 split a knot that is solve a difficulty 破開曬裂 to split the difference 節搬 split a knot 節搬 or 撈開 spoil 整壞 or 爛 a spoiled child 炸驕龍爹 completely spoiled 火土 spoiled by them 煤爛 spoiled by bad example 何壞 How was this spoiled so? 麥共壞 Don't handle and spoil it 無論壞 You spoiled my affairs 你為我 see The fruit is spoiled 果子壞了 End of section 56 section 57 of English and Cantonese dictionary This is a Liby Vox recording All Liby Vox recordings are in the public For more information or to volunteer please visit LibyVox.org English and Cantonese dictionary by John Chambers revised and enlarged by Thomas Kirkman Dilly section 57 to spoil in war 搶劫 or 搶去 spoils 裝麥 spoils spoils spoils spoils spoils spoils spoils spoils spoils spoils spoils or 水泡麵 to sponge over that is clean with a sponge 以水泡麥 or 以水泡麵 sponge kick 雞蛋糕 sponge 泡 sponsor 淡加 spontaneous spontaneous growth 自然而生 spontaneous motion 自然而動 spontaneously 自然而發 自然而發 or 甘心 spoo 一鹿 spoon 時羹 or 羹 soup spoon 湯羹 tea spoon 茶羹 spoonful 一時羹之多 sport 麵 sa sport sport sport ur hairdo sportive sportive top seawall maj sportive under pavement 裂呼 or 打裂者 spot 點 or 點 or 去 meaning a place 但 upon the spot that is instantly then and there 即刻 a lucky spot in Geomancy 面流地 spotless 無下 or 無一點塵 spotless purity 美玉無下 he has a spotless character 舉品端 he bears a spotless reputation 舉名聲稱白 spotted 一達達 or 聲聲 his face is spotted 舉面有斑點 white spotted cloth 白點的布 spotted with rust 瘦點 spotty 多點的spousal 成分的禮 spouse 有家室者 or 或夫或婦 spot of a kettle 嘴 on a roof 水槽 to spout 接 or 噴 to spout that is talk glibly 發議論 sprain 扭傷 or 瞅親 to sprain the foot 瞅親腳 to sprain the ankle by a fall 跌下去瞅親腳眼 a sprain 跳傷 spread 少餘 to throw a spread to catch a whale 拋磚引玉 sprawl 伸開四肢以免 while sprawling on the ground 伸直於地之時 spray of water 水花 spray of the waves 浪花 spray or sprick 枝 or 樹枝 spread out 攤開 or 散開 or 泡開 spread out as ink 淋開 or 伸開 or 張開 to spread idle rumors 報山流言 to spread abroad 張揚於外 to spread one's name 揚名 to spread the news 全新聞 to spread out thin 攤開攤薄 spread out for sale 擺攤 the ink spreads 墨水淋開 spread by infection 陰泉染已生多 to spread civilization 孫化 to spread through the four seas that is everywhere 山於四海 sprightly 英文 spring the season 春天 or 春季 what's a spring 完全 spring of a machine 機關 or 連機 main spring 發條 a spring generally 旦工 a spring mattress 旦工床 a spring chair 旦工椅 an umbrella with spring framework 旦工街 spring 挑 or 發 the ceremony of meeting the spring 影春 early in the spring 初春之時 spring water 山水 spring water and famous tea leaf the common notice over tea shops 山水名茶 spring would get or long spring hat 雨人 springy 瓦伸的 or 多元的 sprinkle 灑 or 叫 sprinkle a little salt on 灑點鹽泥 bring ashes and sprinkle them 力灰灑住 sprinkle water 灑水 sprinkle evening 灑雲 sprinkle and sweep 灑掃 I sprinkle the floor with disinfectant 我以臭水灑地 sprinkle some water here 泵滴水泥 sprite 怪物 or 天氣 sprout 脈牙 or 臨 or 木 bamboo sprout 足損 to sprout 出木 bean sprouts 牙菜 patty sprouts 骨牙 wheat sprouts 脈牙 bamboo sprouts 足損 salted sprouts 清水 the orchid puts forth its sprouts 攬絕其牙 spruce 好汗 or 有趣的 to spruce 裝飾 sprite 輕快 spoon 抹紙 or 浮浦 spunk 火腿 or 火氣 spur 拳 to spur tag a golden spur 金拳 the spur of a cock 雞拳 or 雞踢 on the spur of the moment 即時 to spur once horse 以踢尺碼 spurious 偽 or 假 spurious con 偽豬的錢 or 偽錢 spur 奔氣 or tag or 以足摸之 or 以腳趕 or 冇慢 he spurned my advice 佢冇慢我嘅勸言 spurt 噴水 to spurt water over clothes 噴布 water spurted out 水噴出泥 a spurt 一噴 sputter 噴口水花 or 講不明白 or 急然噴鹽 sputum 口水 or 鹽 spy a spy 先人 or 探紙 to spy 打探 or 訪使 or 裝 to hire a spy 買線 to axe the spy 撞線 or 煽工 a spy 走狗 to spy out 查出 or 跪探 or 裝下 to spy out a man's shortcomings 跪人短處 to spy out a camp 跪探刑盤 spy glass 小千里鏡 squab 肥亂 a squab that is unflatched pigeon 初駕 referring to a coach 交子草 squab 吵架 or 爭鬥 to squab over shares 鬥粉 a squab 相爭的事 or squabbling the whole day 你常常聊是鬥飛 squab 爭鬥者 squabbling 爭鬥的事 squad a squad 一隊 a squad of police 一隊差人 squadron 一起馬兵 or 一陣馬兵 a squadron of ships 一陣船 a squadron of horse 一群馬 squalid 男女 or 極估 or 租位 or 極估位 squad a squad 一陣風雨 or 一陣狂風 that champagne was upset in a squad 那隻三板在一陣狂風中反轉 there were squads and heavy rain 有狂風同埋大雨 squalid 多風雨 or 多風陣 or 女吹暴風 squamiful 輪形 squamous or squamous 輪的 squar to squar 啞啞聲 squander 花散 or 網費 or 撒伯 to squander money 洗錢 or 浪費錢銀 to squander one's petrimony 花散期家業 to gain little and squander much 賺小費多 squanderer 浪費者 or 浪子 squar 方 or 四方形 referring to a tool 曲赤 squar root 還原數 a squar mile 一丁方英里 a squar as a box 魚雙之四方 square and round 方圓 without compasses and square squares and circles cannot be formed 無規矩不能成方圓 square accounts 清數 we are square now literally the steel yard hook straight as a nail 青鈎打釘 扯直 squash a squash 刮 harry's squash 折刮 bitter's squash 虎刮 bottle squash 江袍 a small yellow squash 番刮 blue squash 鴨片 squash 短意肥 to squat 貓 squatting down like a sieve 雞鋸 squat down rudely 鋸座 squat on the heels 貓低 squat down there 貓倒處 he has been squatting in a jar that is inexperienced 貓個啱嚟 squatter 暫居嘅人 squatter's license 暫居地址 squeak 熱熱聲 squeal 尖哩聲 gore 豬嘅叫聲 squeamish 鹽魚 or 作門 why are you so squeamish 乜咁愈? squeeze 炸住 or 鴨 or 鴿住 meaning extort 勒索 the torture of squeezing the ankles 三赤法 he squeezes oil even from chef set of a very mean person 老康都炸出油 to squeeze the juice out 土 that is 土出汁 to squeeze through a hole 捐洞 to squeeze the neck 撚住佢頸 to squeeze tight 夾緊 to squeeze the people 勒索百姓 to squeeze dry 扭乾 to squeeze dry Squip 起火仔 squeals 若草鳴 or 帶損 squint 斜眼 or 刀眼 or 斜屍 Squire 先生 or 無視蟲者 or 香生 or 香佬 or 用 squirm 魚洞 or 銳低頭 Squire 果鼠 or 小雷 or 灰鼠 or 松鼠 squirt a squirt 水折桶 to squirt 汁 or 噴水 or 斜水 or 噴出 step 隔 or 蟬 or 蟬 or 刺 step a man 刺人 step a superior 行刺 step to death 刺死 step to death stability 主顧 or 兼顧 or 穩當 stability of mind 堅心 or 行心 stable a stable 馬防 meaning firm 安穩 or 定實 or 顧 or 堅顧 or 有常 stable boy or stable man 馬夫 stable 馬防 End of Section 57. Section 58 of English and Cantonese Dictionary. This is a LibreVox recording. All LibreVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibreVox.org. English and Cantonese Dictionary by John Chambers. Revised and enlarged by Thomas Kirkman-Deely. Section 58. Step a stack 和堆 a stack of hay 草堆 to stack 堆埋 a stack of fuel 一堆柴 to stack arms 堆長重 step holder 虎台 or 虎員 staff 拐杖 staff carried by a son at a funeral 屋桑像 a blind man's staff that is a guide 盲工足 flag staff 棋桿 step 鹿 or 鹿公 call a stack a horse that is willful misrepresentation 止鹿為馬 to spotted a stack 甘前鹿 or 梅花鹿 the stack called feast a banquet given to graduates 鹿明燕 the king's stack title of Shakyamuni 鹿王 shows a stack tower 鹿台 stage meaning a platform 台 meaning a scaffold 棚 stage of a journey 鹿站 an open stage 天棚 a theatrical stage 黑棚 or 黑台 a stage of a journey that is ten li 一站路 the other stages as of sickness 初起之時 stage coach 逆車 or 載客馬車 or 試馬車 Stager in expression an old stager 老江棍 real end stagger 行得啤啤下 or 擺搖 or 搖洞 Staggers 馬證 staging 爬 stagnant 磁濟 or 唔流 stagnant water 死水 trade is stagnant 生意冷淡 stagnate 止速 or 停滯 or 不流 stagnation 不活動 or 不流動 stagnation of trade 貨物停銷 stagnation of the blood 血不運行 state 淡定 or 定心的 or 行心的 stateness 暗定 or 行性 stain a stain 印積 or 痕跡 to stain 飲汙 a red stain 紅點 to cast a stain upon one's name 點玉人嘅名 remove grease and oil stains from cloth 醉布嘅污垢並油漬 stairs 樓梯 stone stairs set cup a closet under the stairs 樓梯房 opening of the stairs 梯口 to ascend the cloudy stairs that is to become a hanglin 上雲梯 stairs step 一步梯 go upstairs 上樓 he went downstairs 佢落樓下 to ascend the golden stairs as the three highest hanglin graduates 油金街 or 天街 step 塗 or 裝 or 處 or 凍 meaning to risk 判 to drive in a stick 擋 塗 one stick 一條 凍 a huge stake was driven into the ground 一條大樁打入於地 his life is at a stake 佢名在險中 I stake $2 on number 3 我買議員第三點 fishing stake 魚駁 to stake everything that is once all 潘控 static tight 終於石 static might 石床 stale 塵 or 舊 or 粟 old as dried orange peel that is stale 塵比工舊 stale rice 無味嘅米 stale bread 舊麵包 stale beef 粟牛肉 stale liquor 陳酒 stale liquor 陳酒 to become stale 佔佬 stale stock 乾 or 知 or 趕 store for goods 賣貨攤 for cattle 攤位 post store 碼槽 fruit store 生果攤 a fortune teller's store 算命攤 a pork butcher's store 豬肉攤 or 肉攤 a greengrocer's store 菜攤 stallion 茅馬 or 味焰的馬 statement 花芋 or 花粉芋 stamina 膽子 or 心力 stammer 漏口 or 講得粒刻 stamp 印 stamp the food 淋腳 stamper of the essays 印卷官 to stamp 打印 red ink for stamping 印式 man of the same stamp 同一樣人 or 一流人 a man of the right stamp 上等人 or 善人 a rascal of the worst stamp 大大軍徒 to affix a stamp to a receipt 貼士丹於收單 must be stamped 要有士丹人 to stamp out an epidemic 俗譯 to stamp out plague 除去疫症 to stamp out a rebellion 禁住亂肥 to stamp out an evil 盜絕惡事 or 除惡 stamp duty 印卷 stamping meal stam office 印卷局 or 印房 staunch to staunch 指 or 指柳 hearty staunch 見心 or 找 or 找當 or 主顧 or 上狗 a staunch friend 可靠嘅友 to staunch blood 指血 station 企處 or 跌倉 or 撐桿 stand 企立 or 企倒 stand up 起身 or 企起 stand aside 企開 meaning endure 抵住 or come a stand 加 to make a stand 指步 to stand by 跟 or 再拨 to stand alone 獨立 to stand still 唔行 to stand good in law 合乱 to stand up for 做 to stand forward 出頭 to stand security for 擔保 not to stand on ceremony 唔怕熱 to stand in awe of to stand heat 唔怕熱 to stand once ground 守其 day to stand firmly 企穩 stand back to stand on the tiptoe of expectation 企望 to stand higher 企高啲 to stand near the conference of longevity at new year time that is to seek employment 企長受暗 to stand with arms akimbo 撐腰企住 to stand on the very edge 企得太慢 cannot stand it 鬥唔住 to stand on tiptoes 押高 to stand at ease 企美啲 a small table or stand 查機 a stand to put articles on 一個貨物架 a pencil stand 成筆架 a chair stand 停橋嘅書 stand point 意見 or easy or 望去 standard meaning flag 期 meaning rule 鬥 cannot come up to your standard 唔交得理準 standard measure 觀赤 standard weights 觀馬 to raise the standard 書期 standard of silver 定例嘅銀色 standard number 額數 standard bearer 牽旗嘅觀 stand by 旁觀者 or 企在旁觀嘅人 standing 上行 standing army 長樣嘅兵士 standing rules 永立嘅規調 or 常規 friends of long standing 久有 or 夠有 stand still 停息 trade is at a stand still 生意停做 or 生意靜 standard see or 一手 see standards in pentameters 捂住 staple a staple 鐵耳 or 物嘅要質 or 常用 or 為主 the staple products of China are silk and rye 中國嘅主產思察也 star 粒星 or sand the morning star 明星 stars and planets 星神 the three auspicious stars 三星 that is the star of happiness 福星 the star of emoluments 六星 and the star of longevity 仇星 the seven stars in earthen major 七星 the fixed stars 京星 shooting stars 流星 or 罪星 or 聲過渡 the ruling star 聖光 his good star 舊星 see stars after a shock 無金星 born under a lucky star 命大吉星 born under an evil star 命大空星 starboard 船釉 starch 醬 rice starch 米醬 to prepare starch 沖漿 to starch clothes 漿衣服 or 落漿 rub flour for starching 雷漿 stare 差眼睇 or 定眼看 to stare at 以眼望著 why do you stare with open mouth like a dead herring 李為咩唔握個咸魚甲 don't stare at me so 李米禮住我 to stare about 周時 to stare full in the face 定眼望到實 starfish 海盤車 stock 硬 or 船 start naked to check luck or to check luck starless 無聲的 start like 虐聲的 or 聲形的 start lights 聲光 starry 有多聲的 start meaning set out 開行 start by water 開身 start up 跳起 when do you start 幾時動身 to make a start in life 起手做世界 to give the thing a start 使事發作起來 from start to finish 自始至終 starting point 起情的處 startle 真驚 startled 驚惡 startling 令人為敵 starvation 餓死 stuff 制食 stuff to death 制死 or 餓死 nor at a bone that is to stuff 論過頭 to stuff from cold 動死 or 冷死 state meaning condition 情勢 referring to a nation 光 to state 講實 or 話 or 陳說 state to a superior 本高 a state chair 太師議 a state of abject misery 妻良景 to state clearly 本命 or 講命 or 子命 I or we back to state 啟者 that which the writer respectfully states 驚啟者 or 驚達者 to deliberate on affairs of state 商量國是 a dependent state 屬國 offenses against the state 公罪 an independent state 自主國 neighboring states 倫國 a promising state 街景 to live in great state 繁華度日 state verbally 雪之 statedly 定的 or 切立的 stateliness 高昂 or 軒昂 stately 帶 or 高貴的 or 威嚴 statement 情 or 烈明 or 陳烈的詩 statement by the gentry 鴻情 an expatriate statement 一面之詞 a written statement 自品 a verbal statement 所說的詩 to give a detailed statement of the circumstances 陳說情有 a statement of receipts and expenditure 進之的素 to make out a specified statement 逐漸開裂 End of Section 58 Section 59 of English and Cantonese Dictionary This is a LibbyWalks recording All LibbyWalks recordings are in the public domain For more information or to volunteer please visit LibbyWalks.org English and Cantonese Dictionary by John Chambers Revised and Enlarged by Thomas Kirkman-Deely Section 59 State Paper 公文 State Prison 省監 or 公監 State Room 大廳 or 船尾房 State General 議事會 or 下議院 Statesman 角老 or 大臣 or 政治家 or 朝臣 Statement Ships 指覺的材 or 經濟 or 暗於證書 Statics 眾學 or 正寵學 Station 身份 or 位 Station on a Road 站頭 Guard Station 順地 Meaning Position 所在 Police Station 菜館 A High Station 高位 A Railway or Tram Station 火車站 A Telegraph Station 電報館 or 電報局 A Military Station 軍營場 Stationary 不動 Stationers Shop 紙筆譜 or 紙寮譜 Stationary 民房四寶 or 紙筆譜等物 Statistic or Statistical 記的 or 字的 or 策的 Statistical Tables of the Population 戶口策 or 戶板 Statistics 字 or 國記 or 國字 or 報事次章 Staturally 雕刻偶像的藝 Statute 偶像 Sits like a statue 石像一樣坐下 to carve a statue 雕像 Statutes of Officers and Animals at a Tome 擁重 A wooden statue 木杖 Statute of Alliance 絲杖 Statute 形象 or 形容 or 身 of a small statue 身材短小 of high statue 身體高大 Status Quarantine 照舊 Statute 律例 Stave 筒板 or 琵琶筒板 to stave off 推遲 stay to stay 等下 or hit or 住 to stay for 等候 stay just a little 等一等 Engaged to stay 立定腳 to stay overnight 過夜 could not get him to stay 留他不住 to stay long 久留 or 久住 to stay legal proceedings 停止審訊 Stat 待 or 替 or 待替 I will go in your stat 我替你去 or 待你去 Stat fast 見 or 找 or 行 or 上 steadily 漸漸 or 不遙到 steadily goes on with his business 建心做生意 steadiness 穩當 steady 穩當 stand steady 站穩 or 穩妥 sit steady 坐穩 quite steady 穩穩 陣陣 a steady man 定性嘅人 market prices are steady 市價不高不低 a steady breeze 和風 steady your hand 定理嘅手 stick beef stick 牛肉扒 steel 偷 or seat to steal and sell 拐販 to steal a glance 偷事 to steal money 偷銀 to steal off or away 偷偷去 stolen goods 裝物 to buy stolen property 收買賊裝 angle for soul  fish that is still shoes 丟燒紗 act as a receiver of stolen property 鍋裝 stealthily 暗的 或 seat 或者 偷偷的造 steam 滾水器 to steam 蒸 擀 rice 蒸飯 蒸飯 steam it thoroughly 蒸熟下 steamer 火輪船 steam launch 火船仔 steed 馬 or 箭馬 steel 鋼 鋼 or 鐵鋼 Pure steel 純鋼 polish it by rubbing it with a piece of steel 比講嚟顏過佢, still yard, 把請, money still yard, 嚟等, or 瞳子, the marks on the still yard, 瞳聲, test the still yard, 交瞳盤, steep, 騎車, or 車, steep, to steep, 浸, 浸, meaning dip, 淹下, steeped in spirits, 浸再走, steeple, 中樓, steer, to steer, 把托, or 渣太, a steer, that is a bull, 線古, steerage, 把船托, steering wheel, 托車, 托輪, steersman, 哨工, or 托工, stellar, 屬性之物, stem, 桿, or 枝, or 框, to stem, 阻止, or 抵住, stench, 臭, 臭, or 一鳳徐, or 一鳳棄, a vile stench, 臭哼哼, stenographer, 減不捨者, stenography, 減不捨, or 減不捨法, standard, 有大聲嘅人, stentorian, 極大聲, step, 步, to step, 進腳, or 行, step in a stair, cup, or 街, cup, step by step, 一步一步, promotion step by step, 步步高聲, your step, that is, you, 欲步, please step in, 有路歸步, step carefully, 搵踏腳步, steps, that is, order, 等級, promoted three steps, which in the event of this grace will be allowed to count, 加三級, promoted one step, 升一級, to rise step by step,  cup, cup, 上, to step the mast, 數位, to ascend the golden or heavenly steps of the palace, as the three highest handling graduates, 由今街, or 天街, cannot walk half a step, 半步難行, stone steps, set cup, a flight of wooden steps, 一度目及, to step back, 行回去, to step forth, 出行, to step forward, 行出來, to step in, 進來, or 進去, step father, 繼父, step mother, 繼母, or 後母, or 後娘, step sister, 外妹, step 平原, step letter, 替燈, stepping stone, 踏腳石, Staculia Balaencus, 噴泡, or 唔痛, Staculia Tormentosa, Big, Stereographic, or Stereographical, 苗形的, or 苗物形的, Stereography, 苗物形藝, Stereometer, 求積氣, or 避涼氣, Stereoscope, 照影畫, or 影畫的鏡, Stereotype, 鑄硬板的紙板, This book is in Stereotype, 此書是用鑄紙板, Stereo Soil, 疾土, or 地皮薄, A Stereo Woman, 後邊, or 尾, a stern teacher, 岩師, a stern father, 岩父, a stern look, 用茂莊岩, a stern face, 面茂岩叔, a stern law, 森岩的禮, the bow and stern of a ship, 船頭及船尾, stern and severe, 岩禮, sternly, 岩, or 禮, stern most, 最尾, or 最後, sternum, 空骨, stern post, 船尾的柱, stern sheets, 倉位, or 防倉, sternus, 韓聲的, Stereoscope, 文靜堂, Stibidor, 喜樂課者, Stereo to Stereo, 尾, Steele vegetables, 牛仔, Steele beef, 尾牛肉, Irish stew, 桂樹仔雞, stewed burst nest, 桂宴窩, well stewed, 桂道好能, stewed, 管事人, or 管家, meaning Corpador, 買板, stewardess, 旅館家, or 旅館市, stewardship, 管事的職, stick, a stick, 條棍, meaning pierce, 吉, meaning a hear, 痴緊, meaning fail, 不能行, meaning to pay, 貼, stick in, 插落, incense sticks, 腳香, or 更香, or 線香, won't come off, it sticks, 不得了, give him a dressing with a stick, 棍斑他, the ink will not stick, 脈吾拉, stop between the teeth, 眨牙, to stick a pick, 嵌豬, stick in a few bad ones, 沉啲入去, a withered stick that is a shiftless fellow, 穀木有肺, to fence with sticks, 灑棍, to beat a whole crew with the same stick, stick that is blame a class for the fault of one, 一觸高攬一喘人, stick up a notice, 念我尖貼告示, stickle, 紫耿, or 紫狂, or 紫草容, stickle, 居執, or 泥, or 爭論, stickle, 泥人, sticky, 鸭臉, or 臉, sticky with oil, 立油, stiff, 硬, or 梗, stiff and rustling, 硬骨骨, as stiff as a poker, 火棒咁硬, stiffen, 凌硬, stiff naked, 硬頸, stiff necked, 硬頸, stiffle, 焗死, to stiffle with dust, 以沙塵焗死, stigma, 添肉, style, cup, or 木急加, to help a lame dog over a style, literally to pull a ferry boat, 撐到, stiletto, 比手, steel, as an adverb, 仍然, or 做, or 還, meaning quiet, 直征, or 整征, or 整征, still better, 越發好, or 更好, still it is better, 更好, still it is so, 仍係 better still, 仲好, there are still some more, 仲有啲 still here, 還在, extremely still, 靜到料不得, sit still, be quiet, 靜靜坐落, still born, 死胎, steel, a steel, 酒鑽, steel room, 處酒房, or 蒸酒房, stilts, 薄腳棍, stimulants, 提神的, stimulates, 爽起, or 爽凍, or 爽凍, or 勸勉, stimulates the appetites, 開胃, stimulation, 鼓舞, or 鼓舞嘅事, stimulative, 令人鼓舞, stimulus, 激, or 鼓舞嘅元, sting, 扔, or 針, to sting, 刺, the sting of a mosquito, 門針, a bee's sting, 馬風針, and of section 59, section 60 of English and Cantonese Dictionary. This is a LibreVox recording. All LibreVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information on the volunteer, please visit LibreVox.org. English and Cantonese Dictionary by John Chambers, revised and enlarged by Thomas Kirkman Dilley. Section 60, Stingily, 論式, or 論式, or 疲倫, Stinginess, 疲息, Stingy, 省, or 刻薄, or 省倫, or 好省, or 手緊, or 扎執, or 飾刻, or 扎實, why so stingy? 乜咁黎咁, he is very stingy, 舉心鞋, stink, 臭氣, or 額臭, stinking copper, that is a miser, or a man who exports his post.  食完飯見保障唔呢? An empty stomach, 空腹, or 腰腹, stomacher, 兜肚, or 暖肚, Stomachic, 胃的, or 補胃力的, stomach pump, 入喉水汁, or 胃抽糖, Stone, 石, ore, 石頭, stone of fruit, one, to stone, 比石打, build of stone, 用石建成, to leave no stone unturned, 無計不思, boundary stone, 石頭, throw stones and set on fire, Pack石放火, as hard as a stone, 好似石咁硬, stone of a peach, 兔物, at a stone's throw, 好近, stone blind, 盲物不可見, stone cutter, 打石人, stone death, 龍刀極, stone fruit, 有物之果, stone pit, 石坑, stone steel, 如石之不動, stone wall, 石牆, stone ware, 石器, stony, 多石的, or 石的, stony heart, 硬心, or 忍心, Stony land, set day, stoke, 一款窩粗, to put into stokes, 粗窩捆, stoo, 燈, go to stoo, 魚池, or 鸿公, a square stoo, 方燈, or 斗方燈, along stoo, 長燈, or 板燈, a foot stoo, 腳踏燈, a three-legged stoo, that is a cheat, 三腳燈, a small stoo, 燈仔, a bamboo stoo, 竹燈, give you a low stoo to sit on, that is like a fool of you, 比一張矮燈仔你坐, How many stools had you in the night, 昨晚我幾多將屎, stoop, 亂腰, or 撲低, to stoop down, 撲低頭, to stoop to the very ground, 撲手致地, it stooped in walking, 舉鎚頭行路, I stooped over the fire to warm my hands, 我屈身於火已亂鵝嘅手, stoop under the table, 端抬底, it stooped to pick up the paper, 舉鎚頭執紙紙, stop, 停下, or, hit sick, or, 指住, stop with the hands, 扎住, to stop work, in sense of a strike, 停攻, to stop work, in ordinary sense, 收工, to put a stop to, 停止, or, 停甘, or, 指式, a full stop, 一點, the stop of a flute or organ, 抗折, to put a stop to litigation, 色重, to stop up, 停塞, stop with the hands, 識中 to stop up 停塞 or 塞住 to stop ringing 情語 to stop the flow of blood 止血 to stop payment 停止之結 or 停止銀兩 stop stop 且慢 且慢 stop in a sense of have done one 罷了 or 罷手 one moment he says go the next he says stop 一面話去一面話唔去 nose stopped with cold 被塞 stop supplies 斷水米 to stop slaughtering 斷肚 stop eating also be silent 血住口 stop a moment 血下腳 stopper 汁 the stopper of a bottle 進汁 storage 貨倉粥 or 斬粥 store to store 即處 or 即賣 storehouse 貨倉 or 斬 or 斬房 basement store 口庫 store shed 蓬床 get a store of happiness 即福 to store up riches 即財 to store coffins in a mortuary 記裝 storekeeper 管倉者 or 管棧者 store room 物件房 or 處物房 stores 即貨 food stores 火食 stock 赤鴿 storm 風雨大莊 or 風暴 a storm of rain 一陣暴雨 a storm of wind got up 起暴風 a storm of wind and rain 一陣風雨 to storm that is assault 攻打 or 攻擊 to storm a city 攻城 to storm that is be enraged with 發大怒 stormy 有大風雨的 story a story 一段古 story of a house 層 to tell a story 講故事 to make up a story online 講 story above story that is one bit of good luck after another 流上流 as the story goes 照所轉 this house has four stories 屋有四層樓 the story goes 人話 story teller 講故仔嘅人 stout 征葬 meaning fat 肥葬 or 肥大 meaning strongly built 兼顧 a stout ship 兼顧嘅船 stoutly 兼顧 or 交關 to cry out stoutly 大喊 stove 火爐 or 焗爐 or 焗食物嘅爐 a hand stove 手露 storage 倉位 stow away 裝埋 stow away in one place 躲埋一處 straddle 抹開腳 or 開腳喇p or 腹部行 or 抹開腳企 or 抹開腳行 straddle 行傘 or 油蕩 or 四處遊行 or 傘行 straggler 油蕩者 strait 直 or 點 straight as an arrow 點筆粒 rose straight up 一筆上去 straight as a dot 此直 put the helm straight 裸點 straight as a pencil 筆公點路 a straight road 點路 a straight line 點線 not straight 唔點 it quarrels till he has things straight that is till he gets his own way 佢咬到點為止 to put straight 哼好 or 哼正 straight up 直上 go straight ahead 一直去 or 照備過去 literally follow your nose straighten 早直 or 整點 or 傘 straighten it out 裂點 straight forth 直 straight forward 斷正 or 斷方 or 斷樁 or 驚情 or 正派 or 向直去 or 向直去 in a straight forward manner 正直 or 直白 a straight forward disposition 性情坦直 a straight forward minister 正直帶順 straight forward dealings 公正行為 straight way 即時 or 就正 or 立刻 or 當時 he straightway got up 佢即時又座位起身 and of section 60


As-Salaamu Alaykum Taking the Shah now This day is All we have to do is to recite Which means I bear witness But there is none worthy of worship But there is no reality but the reality. There is no truth, but the truth So that comes from the heart One becomes a Muslim One surrenders to the will of Rasul Allah Then one proceeds from there So please repeat that Bismillah Bismillah Al-Rahman Al-Rahman Al-Rahim Ashadu Ashadu Allah Allah Illaha Illallah Illallah Illallah Muhammadur Muhammadur Rasul Allah B'bib B'bib B'bib B'bib May Allah SWT Give the Nur that comes through the presence of Allah SWT in his heart May He become a great leader amongst men May He grow to be a great scholar May Allah SWT keep him from all kinds of travels and all kinds of troubles May Allah SWT keep him from all kinds of travels and all kinds of troubles May Allah SWT keep him from all kinds of travels and all kinds of troubles


Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. This is Melissa Armo, the stocks-wish-reviewing CTRP. This was the second trade in here today. First trade was a different stock symbol altogether. And therefore, then the first setup in this one, we didn't do. And long story short, I wasn't sure if this would set up again, and then I did. And then I saw, well, it has target.  And now this looks really, really, really good, quite frankly. So let's just go over it. Anyways, here was the morning one, which we did not do, because we were watching something else. Then it lifted. Then it looked pretty good. And then I called it. And then people didn't. And then all of a sudden, some people got out. Now, I said, this looks good. Don't get out of it. I think that no one should even look to get out of this till it gets anywhere near $20,000, $50,000, $20,000, $27. And then I said, you know what, let's do an ad. So then it rallied and pushed back, broke in here, and ended up deciding to take more. And then it pushed back. And I said, this is still really good. And now look at how weak it is. So, I mean, this just looks great. This could end up being a huge, huge, huge trade, despite the fact that the first trade today did not work out right. And I mean, this could end up being a two R plus trade and maybe even more. So, I mean, we'll just have to see where this goes. This is breaking early. Perfect timing here. I did say between 11 and 12. Let's take a quick peek here at the market. Not really much from the market today at all. So, CTRP is still going. For those people that are in it, you gotta watch it, 27.85, 27.50, 27.30, 27 bucks. There is a chance the dream target in this today would be 26 something, $26. And I will be watching that. I'm here, it's only 11.30. The FOMC talks that announces a redecision at two o'clock. So, that's a while away. So, and I don't know the reaction the market has at that. It could have a negative reaction. So, we'll see where this goes. Good luck everyone if you're in it and we'll do a review here once we see where it goes. Have a great day everyone. If you're interested in going to GAT course, email me at melissa at thestockswash.com.