Here's a look at our random results again. You can find these a latent sports cards.com underneath the results tab and the link is also in chat for you. Just scroll up a little bit. Here we go. There's a couple of you have dupes of Brennan isn't there? You know my strategy for duplicates. Keep one cell one, cell one, double your mind. There's a couple of you have dupes of Brennan isn't there? You know my strategy for duplicates. Keep one cell one, cell one, double your money in Vegas and buy it back. How about that? Alright here we go everyone. Good luck again. Only baseball breaks left for tonight. Plenty of room for personals as well. We've got MrTututututua 3 out of 49 for the Dolphins. Austin Eckler 12 of 75. Chargers. First hit up we've got Gold Rush for the Cowboys 190 of 299 Micah Parsons. Cowboys there. Yeah that's Lane's strategy. Keep them all. If you can afford to yeah. We've got Cowboys Eric and Zupkanma on the newly minted 167 of 399. What did I say? Cowboys again I'm sorry. Dolphins. Dolphins definitely on that one. We've got for the Falcons, Rookie Otto 2 of 49 Arnold Epikiti. Epikiti for the Falcons. Now going back to the Cowboys. Rookie Otto 149 of 199 Jalen Tolbert. Just dropped him today from one of my fantasy teams I think. Tolbert. Well you have a red of him. Wow Lane. That's a nice car. And then Commander is Rookie Jersey Otto 36 of 199 Jahan Dotson. Go Commanders. You purple's a base on us. Yeah I remember you having quite a bit. I'd sell some of the base ones. Alright y'all be nice. Be nice my Twitch people. A.J. Dylan Packer is 22 of 99. And we've got Orange 20 of 30 Trey Turner for the Raiders. We've got Bengels. T. Higgins on the gold gear. 148 of 299. Bengels. Going back to the Commanders. We've got a Sam Howell on the newly minted 19 of 399. Sam Howell. We've got Redskins logo on the throwback here. Wow. Golden Age Otto 34 of 99. Dexter Manley. It's an intricate Otto. Golden Age. We've got for the Steelers. Go DJ. That's my DJ. 23 out of 25 on the acetate. Deontay Johnson of Arum. I believe that's what that says. Arum. 23 of 25. Cards out of gold standard are always super nice looking. Nice one there. Steelers. He's looking nice. Says the wide receiver one this year. And Titans. Wow. Dual Jersey Patch Otto 43 of 49. Shreylin Burks. Beautiful looking card there. Titans. Nice hit. Chi Y. Two color and three color on that one. All right. Box three. Box three. Can we do have these available for personal? They are 349. 99. Plenty of room for personal tonight after group breaks as well. Got purple. 10 of 10 rookie for the Chiefs. Go Chiefs on the one number. Rookie and Patrick Mahal. It's 27 of 75 for the Chiefs. Starting off as the Chiefs box here. For the Raiders. Gold Gear 156 of 299. Josh Jacobs. Raiders. For the Texans. John Michi the third. Rookie Patch 216 of 399. The Newly Minton. We have Browns. Rookie Otto two of five. Parion Winfrey. Nice low numbered one there. See how they do against my Steelers tomorrow. I don't know. I'm a little nervous. The way Pittsburgh's playing and that's bad to say against the Browns. We've got Green Bay. Rookie Otto two out of 199. Romeo Dobbs. Hacker. Sorry. Any Browns fans. But Titans. We've got Rookie Jersey Otto 69 of 199. Malik Willis. Rookie Wai. Very nice. 69 of 199. And we will mag that one for you. Hopefully. Hopefully they're still down about that, Jim. Man. AFC North is up for grabs. That's for sure. We've got Keenan Allen for the Chargers. 4 out of 10. Chargers. We have 14 out of 25. Wow. Johan Dotson for the Commanders. It's a beautiful card. There you go, Washington. Josh T. Josh T. Very nice. Trying to think of the parallels again. 14 of 25. It is. It's not Rose Gold. It's the base opulence. Okay. I was thinking there was a special name for it. Because I knew the opulence. A little symbol there. 14 out of 25. It's a very sharp looking card. You know, Commanders. I know those are primarily on the first off the one boxes. We've got dual newly minted patches of Trayvon Walker and Aiden Hutchinson. 145 of 149. We've got Jags and Lions. So Ethan P. with the Jags and Lions is Nicole L. So this will be a random at the end. So with randoms, just make sure you put it in the top litter and then put it back right here so I can put it over here to remember to do the random. So it will be random at the ends. And we've got Raiders Patch. Hall of Gold. 123 of 199. Tim Brown for the Raiders. All the things are there. Player one on that. We've got Eagles. A.J. Brown setting the bar 45 of 75. Nice hit Eagles. Nice hit there. Put them in his Eagles uni. Christopher S. Then we've got Niners. Jerry Rice, one of five. 10K. Bowers. Wow. Cody H. Beautiful card there.  We will bag this one for you. Congrats on that, Cody. And we've got Rookie Jersey Auto. 59 to 199. Vilas Jones Jr. for the Bears. All right. Box five. We've got Rookie. 15 of 49 of Kyler Gordon. Bears. And 16 of 75 of Zaquandre White for the Dolphins. Gold gear to 299 Patch. T. Higgins. Eagles. Carson Strong on the newly minted Patch. 331 of 399. Eagles. Bears. We've got Rookie Auto. 78 of 199. Jaquan Brissker. Bears. The rookies are usually not from any specific game or event, Joel. It's been that way since COVID. Before that it was usually like player worn if they did like the rookie photo shoots and stuff like that. We've got Niners. Good as gold Patch Auto to 199. Eli Mitchell for the Niners. Let's see. Not from any specific game or event. Niners. Then we've got Bill. Nice one here. Wow. 1 of 1. James Cook on the triple laundry tag. James Cook. 1 of 1. We will mag that one too. What a half case. James Brissker. 1 of 1. Malika Willis, RPA. Last pack here. All right. We've got Rookie 29 of 49. Jalen Tolbert. Cowboys. And Rookie of Jermaine Johnson. The second for the Jets. 74 of 75. We've got Hall of Gold. 165 of 199. Curtis Martin. Back to the Bills. We've got Jim Kelly to 199. Hall of Gold. Jim Kelly. That is player worn. 40 Rams. We've got Tyler Higbee. 1 of 49 on the Gold Strike Acetate. Nice hit. Rams. We've got Ravens. Rookie Otto. 75 of 199. Slade Bolden. And we've got Redemption at the end. Rookie Otto. 5 of 25 on the Purple Color Match. Tight Chandler Vikings. And we've got a Redemption. Let's slow roll it. Here we go. Good luck everyone. Gold Standard. Rookie Jersey Autographs Double. Card 253 of Drake London for the Falcon. Nice Drake London, RPA. There you go. On the double. So prime is the 49. Prime tag is 1 of 1. Let's see. 253. It looks like that is numbered out of 149 for you. Nice Drake London. Congrats on that. We will mag that one for you. Wow. What a half case. Oh yeah. Again let me do the random real quick here between the Jags and Lions. We had the Trayvon Walker and Aiden Hutchinson patch out of 149. Give me one second to set up the random. Jaguars. Lions. Jaguars. Lions. Alright again. Let's roll the dice. Whatever team is on top after the random. We'll take home this dual patch card. Good luck. 9 times on the random. Top team gets the card. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Go into the Lions. Lions on the dual patch. So Aiden Hutchinson. We'll get that one. Alright let's go ahead and do the recap here for you. We had Jim Kelly-Bills, Curtis Martin Jets, Carson Strong Eagles, T. Higgins-Bangles, Tim Brown Raiders, Josh Jacobs Raiders, John Michi III Texan, Sam Howe Commanders, T. Higgins-Bangles, Micah Parsons Cowboys, and Zucanma Dolphin. We had the Walker and Aiden Hutchinson again. This will go to the Lions. We had Tite Schaler Viking, Slade Bolden Ravens, Tyler Higby, Rams, Eli Mitchell Niners, Jacquan Brisker Bears, a Vilas Jones Jr. Bears, A. J. Brown Eagles, Romeo Dobbs Packers, Winfrey for the Browns, a Traylon Berks Titans, Vianthe Johnson Steelers, Dexter Manley Washington, Johan Dodson Washington, Jalen Tolbert Cowboys, Arnold E. Bikidi for the Falcons, our Mags Cards.  Heck of a break. Congrats again everyone, thanks so much and we'll move on to the next one.


spontaneously create a horse that gathers and even collects. Well, it makes sense to a horse, they don't even think about it, it's natural and spontaneous for them to gather up, maybe even bend and sit back and sit over their hind legs. It makes sense to check his footing and to get his head down and to pick his way with his feet. Over time I work these hills more and more and my horses gather and even collect with me more and more. He's got to collect to do it, coming down a hill, he collects to do this. Here we go, coming up, just think of the amount of muscles used to do this. Imagine how many circles it would take in your dressage ring to work the muscles like we are right now.


Save 10% with my code Bobby10 on raw, organic, grass-fed and grass-finished, freeze-dried organ meats from grassland nutrition. Link in the description box. All right guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name is Bobby. Guys, you really wanted me to revisit Ahmed Didad today with his video proof that Jesus was not hanged on the cross and I will accept Islam tonight by the Dawah channel. I am extremely skeptical when it comes down to this claim because even historians are debating about the crucifixion of Jesus. I don't really think that Ahmed Didad can prove it in one little presentation here. But I am here to be proven wrong, of course. Let's see what his evidence is. With no further ado, let's have a look. Christ Jesus wasn't crucified. He never died. And how can we prove this? Because this is the only thing which is actually, excuse me, protecting or trying to retard my progress to become a Muslim. All my students, I'm sure some of them are here, they know of my ambition. But my aim and the truth is what I'm looking for because I believe a day will come, I must stand by the judgment throne to actually testify or what I've done on earth. But how am I going to find that truth? Because it has been told that we, the Christians believe that Christ died and rose to show to the world that after death there is life. This is the proof. But if I can just have that, hallelujah, I would turn tonight to be a Muslim. I prove this to you. The brother said, now if he can, he is absolutely correct. This is a fundamental pillar of Christianity. We believe that Jesus died for our sins and then rose from the dead. He was victorious over death. This epic tale is the fundament of Christianity and actually the biggest point of debate between Christians and Muslims. We made certain that this crucifixion didn't take place. He is prepared to accept Islam tonight. Let us see. Man says, I want to find the truth. But generally they close their eyes. They say, I want to see the sun and I don't see the sun because his eyes are closed and he doesn't want to open the eyes. He is terrified to open the eyes. Nobody can help him. No million sons can help him to see the light if he keeps his eyes closed. But now if he opens himself to say, let's have a look, what does the book say? The book says, Luke chapter 24, verse 36, that Jesus returns to that upper room where they had the last supper. The Christian knows what I'm talking about. Before his alleged crucifixion, Jesus went to that upper room in Jerusalem and with his disciples they had the last supper. Where the chicken comes to life. So after his alleged crucifixion, Jesus returns after three days. And he goes into this room and his disciples are there, 10 of them, 10 of them are there and he wishes them in Hebrew, same as salam aleikum in Arabic. When he said peace be unto you, salam aleikum, his disciples were terrified. So I'm asking my Christian brothers, why were they terrified? They were afraid because they thought he was a spirit. Am I quoting correctly? Your scripture? Yes. So I'm asking, did he look like a spirit? Did he look like a ghost, a spook? They say no. Then I say, why should they think the man is a spirit? They didn't look like one. Yeah, most of them look like one. The Christian gets puzzled because they say, they thought that he was a spirit. So I said, you see, the reason is that the disciples of Jesus, his Hawaii Riyun, they had heard from hearsay people talking that the master, Jesus was hanged on the cross. They had heard from hearsay people talking that he had given up the ghost. Another spirit had come out, he had died. They had heard from hearsay people talking that now he's dead and buried for three days. All the knowledge from hearsay people talking because Mark chapter 14 verse 50, he tells us that the most critical junction in the life of Jesus, all his disciples for Sukemen fled. All. So I'm asking, does all mean all in your language, you Englishman? He said yes. So they were not there. All the knowledge from what they heard. So on hearsay. Even if we look into the historicity of the Roman Empire, at such a crucifixion, the disciples probably couldn't be allowed to attend. This definitely wasn't something for the average public.  Am I right? After three days, the man should be stinking in his grave.  So Jesus wants to assure them that he is not what they are thinking. They are thinking he has come back from the dead, resurrected. So he says, says behold my hands and my feet. I am the same fellow man. What's wrong with you fools? Can't you see? In me, most certainly, I am a whore. Hussunee wanzuru. Say handle me and see. For a spirit has no question bones. And they felt him and they believed not for joy, means they were overjoyed and wondered what happened man without the man who was dead and buried. So he says to assure them further that he's not what they're thinking. He says have you got here anything to eat? And they gave me a piece of broilfish and a honeycomb and he took it and he asked in the very side to prove what? There is a ghost. He's a spook. He's a spirit. What is he proving? I'm a same fellow man. Damn fools. What are you afraid of me for? This is what is proving to them. He's telling them that it's not what you are thinking. And yet he said, no, he is. He said, he's not a spirit. You say he is amazing, amazing sense of logic reasoning. The man is telling you, I'm not. You say he is. But the other passages where the disciples do not really recognize him at first. So he doesn't look exactly like he used to. Ahmed did that, didn't mention this. Jesus says, I'm not God. I'm a servant of God. He said, no, he's God. Jesus says, I don't know about the young man. They say, no, he knows. Jesus says, I can't do everything of my own self. He can do everything. I say, what's wrong with you people? The man is telling you, I don't know. The man is telling you, I'm the same fellow. And you say, no, he's a spirit. He says, he's not a spirit.  I want to know whether you understand English. I don't know Ghanaian, as I told you in the Ghanaian language. A spirit has no flesh and bones. Why does he tell you a spirit has no flesh and bones? Look, it's an axiomatic truth. Everybody agrees, whether Hindu, Jew, atheist, agnostic, spirit has no flesh and bones. So I'm a final problematic man. Ahmed did that is always quoting the Bible. But then at the same time, he's leaving out certain details. As I said, when Jesus comes back, he shows the disciples his wounds. Then there are other instances where they see Jesus, but they do not recognize him. So he's definitely not the same guy. He didn't go just into hiding for three days. And then whoopsie came back again. He tells you that because you are thinking that he is. He said, he's not that and he's eating broiled fish and honeycomb. Do resurrected bodies eat broiled fish and honeycomb? Do they? It's resurrected, sure. That when we wake up, everybody eating broiled fish and honeycomb, is that what it is? So what is this? The man is telling you he's not and you say, no, he is. I said, this is the Quran. Jesus said, seeing they see not. Hearing they hear not. Neither do they understand. The Quran confirms that. It's a sumum bukmun umyun. Fuhum lair jeun.  If you want to see, the signs are there. This book lady is here. I don't know whether you got this crucifixion or crucifixion. Have you got this? Yes. No, the whole thing. There isn't a Christian born. Look, brother, brother. Listen, I'm, I'm offering your mighty Christian giants in America meeting in the medicine square garden at my expense. You get me Jerry Falwell or Pat Robertson or Billy Graham.  If you can make any one of those to agree to discuss this with me in America in medicine square garden, I will give you as a present $10,000. All right, and this is it for today's video. This must have been the third time or so that I reacted to Ahmed Didad. And I have to say yet again that I am not impressed. I really do not like his argumentation style because it is disingenuous. No disrespect here. The man is already dead, so may he rest in peace. But it is not fair first and foremost to claim that the Bible is corrupted anyways. Then however, you take it as a source of evidence.  This is not a fair style of representing the truth. This is not a fair style of defending Islam either. I do not believe that this in favor of anyone out there, Christians or Muslims. When we discuss, we have to discuss the truth. And this way of discussing unfortunately didn't bring us closer to the truth. All right, guys, but this is it for today's video. If you liked it, nevertheless, leave it a thumbs up. If you haven't subscribed already, guys, please do so. And if you want to support this channel via Patreon, for example, all the links are in the description box below. Thank you so much for your ongoing support, guys. As always, may God bless you all. Much love and peace.


Ukraine orders 300 vector drones from German company. The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has ordered 300 additional medium range reconnaissance vector drones for the armed forces of Ukraine from a German quantum systems GMBH company. The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has placed a third order of 300 vector TM systems following two earlier orders of 105 vector systems in January 2023 and 33 vector systems in August 2022. Quantum systems GMBH company reported, since August 2022 the vector system has demonstrated its unprecedented effectiveness in the harshest conditions. Specifically it was noted that vector is being widely used and tested on the battlefield in Ukraine where it has proven to be an asset for military intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance operations. Vector is very maneuverable and gets ready for work in two minutes. He facilitates a non-stop indication of enemy targets regardless of weather conditions, gains velocity of up to 72 kilometers per hour and endures long flights. The company stressed that by using advanced possibilities of artificial intelligence vector gives the Ukrainian forces the opportunity to quickly gather crucial intelligence and achieve strategic advantage. Quantum systems stated that it proudly stands in solidarity with Ukraine and is pleased to reaffirm its strong partnership and unwavering support for Ukraine by delivering cutting edge vector drones as per Ukraine's Ministry of Defense contract.


What's up everyone? So I am back in Miami. I took a nice one-week vacation to Miami for my brother's birthday. My brother is turning 26 or 25. He's even turned 25 or 26. I can't remember.  I bought like a computer from Best Buy for about like 1500 bucks and that was the computer that I had my GameStop trade on which is like Combined like half a million dollars. So I'm never giving this computer back and the first day trading in this new apartment in Miami I am green. So thank God because I don't want to get rid of that computer. So I'm in Miami for a week I'm still trading. I'm still working. I'm probably gonna be leaving a little bit earlier during the days You know instead of stopping work at 8 p.m. I'm probably gonna stop around 5 p.m Just to enjoy the weather and just to have some fun because I need a little bit of a vacation But I want to talk about a couple house cleaning things before we talk about The trades of the day and talk about the main topics of the day So Memorial Day is coming up guys and we are running a promotion for Memorial Day We are running a sale for half off your first month So for $97 or $99 you could join MIC For a month and then after that it gets renewed So basically what we're doing is if you want to access that you should be texting Tosh at 2 1 3 4 5 8 5 9 9 7 and he'll give you that special link. So basically that's gonna be half off your first month for Memorial Day Yeah, you know, we ran a free trial a couple weeks ago We have a lot of members that liked it You know, this is kind of our way of helping you guys during Memorial Day Watch all the videos absorb all the content and if after a month you don't like it, you don't have to renew So that's that That's pretty much the main announcement that I want to make in terms of promotions, but let's talk about trading right now So for the past I would say three to four months.  They're selling you signals They'll sell you live streaming live chatting live voicing live this live that and what a lot of people don't realize Is the reason why they offer those things is to basically pump their positions on to you the way it works is they Buy up the stock very early. Maybe a day or two early They alert it to you and then as soon as you start buying is when they start selling So the only person making money is those people selling alerts and that is something that we do not agree with That is extremely unethical and that is the fastest way for you to lose money Instead what we do is we give you a watch list Okay, and this is something very important that I want to talk about is why is our watch list different than everyone else's? Number one is you know, we don't just put random tickers We don't say XYZ Facebook Tesla and video. We don't just say random tickers that are moving We give you about three to five high probability setups of where to short Where to stop out and what you should be avoiding or what you should kind of be trading So basically everyone else is just saying they're throwing 15 different stocks with no plan at all And if it works, they're gonna say, oh, it was on my watch list I made money, but we like to do things differently. We like to show you our plans. So today on CREX we had a plan So what I'm gonna do is in the comment section after this video is uploaded because it's live I'm gonna take a screenshot of our watch list So you can see exactly what we traded today and CREX was the best stock of the day that we planned for pre-market And this was our plan on CREX It was we're looking to short around $2 to scale in around 220 scale in around 230 and to stop out at 250 so in the morning we got a push to $2 We hit it 215 which is pretty close to 220 and then at 9 36 a.m I remember it there was a candle that broke under VWAP and that was the ad So basically in the morning if you just set your fantasy orders based on the watch list on CREX You would have shorted in the twos and right now it's trading in the 170s right 170s So pretty much you're making 15 to 20% of your money in the first 10 minutes of the open So that's number one Number two is we also Tell you which stocks to trade and which stocks to avoid So we noticed very very early in the morning that SPCB was not a short Around $8 is when I told the members to do not short this stock and the reason why is twofold Number one is there wasn't even 1 million shares traded on SPCB when it was trading at $8 and To me that means that it is a liquid when a stock is a liquid that basically means that any Pumper any manipulator anyone with a chat room anyone that is unethical could pump pump pump the stock Because there's not enough volume. It is too low Demand right it's too low demand until they rush it up right SCPS. Sorry. I'm saying the wrong ticker is SCPS Anyway, the point is guys the point is that we knew which stocks to avoid so while everyone that was Brand-new to trading while everyone didn't know how to trade and they just saw a stock was up and they were shorting us Educated traders that plan all of our trades new to not touch that stock, right? That was number one number two was APM APM was another stock that was running and this stock again We said to avoid so as a short seller the hot stocks of the day are the stocks that you want to avoid and As a long-bias trader the hot stocks of the day are the ones that you want to trade, okay? So APM and SCPS we decided to avoid those We said that those are not ones that we want to trade and we left it alone The reason why these stocks are going crazy is because of a ticker a nvs a nvs last week went from 35 bucks to I think almost a hundred dollars, right and in the small cap market We haven't had a runner in a very very long time So when we had a stock that squeezed and trapped every single person, you know Now everyone's looking for the next one everyone wants the next stock that's gonna halt up Everyone wants the next hot chick of the day and that's why we want to avoid those hot stocks and focus on the broken stocks That are a little bit more boring, but they pay out a lot better So anytime we have a slow market cycle and there is one stock that ignites the market There's always going to be the next day or the next week of sympathy plays sympathy runners And that's exactly what we are seeing this week and when we see those sympathy runners We want them to just do their thing let them go on the front side of the move and then when they reverse is when we're gonna start To attack and a nvs today remember how I was saying these pumpers these guys are extremely unethical You know these guys were pumping this stock is 69 and $70 telling their members that it's gonna go to 80 It's gonna go to 90. It's gonna go to 100. So all their members all these inexperienced traders are buying at 69 They can't get enough as 70, you know, they're going full-on margin at 71 and right now the stock is trading at $53 so every single person that bought that alert every single person I thought they were gonna get rich through the stock ended up losing all their money and more and basically our guide for that stock as well because we plan every stock right as professional traders as Traders that want to be able to compete with hedge fund level guys. We want to always have a plan We never want to wing it so and yes, if you go back in the room I mentioned that if the stock goes red is when we're gonna short it stock goes red at $60 and Now it is at $53. So you get 10% Return in less than 30 minutes of trading. So this was separates us guys what separates us is all of our trading all of our Plans are kind of based off the hedge fund Prop firm model, you know, I used to trade at a hedge fund prop firm for about a year So I learned, you know, all the right strategies and those same strategies are what we are implemented for our members So today we avoided the hot stocks today We traded well on the sympathy plays and these stocks that people didn't care about and after one hour of trading We're basically done for the day locking in thousands and thousands dollars and you know Something that we always talk about is in trading the less amount of time that you trade the more money You make it is not like any business where if you if you work for eight hours a day You are guaranteed a paycheck just like at the casino You your goal is to take your money and run just because you play blackjack for 10 hours a day It does not mean you're gonna make more money If anything you're gonna lose more money because the casino has their odds in the favor Same exact thing for trading you want to trade as little amount of time as possible Cash your chips out of the table and run away. Right. That's the entire goal So, you know another stress for week. We're starting off very very well and yeah So let's open up to a Q&A now. So if all this stuff is making sense guys Let me know maybe leave a like on the video Maybe leave a comment and we'll open up to an audience Q&A at this point So if you guys have any questions throw it into the chat and I will start answering them Again, let me know if all this stuff makes sense. I try to keep it very simple, you know, there is a reason why We do what we do. There is a reason why we are here every single week educating you guys And mentoring you guys, you know, not a lot of people know that we exist Not a lot of people know what MIC is all about because they want to get rich quick They want the fast money. They want the fast dollars But you know our watches is pretty much the closest thing you could get to alerts Without us actually trading your entire account, right?  I don't know why people wouldn't try it. So take advantage of that sale Take advantage of the mortal day promotion text Tosh two one three four five eight five nine nine seven for access Yeah, let's open up to questions guys. So I'm getting some questions coming in right now You ever think the small cap market will heat up again. I mean it's heating up again today guys today It's heating up today.  I took the trade and got out of zombie times per my discipline I hope for more fade, but I'd rather be careful bro. You made money. See that's why I understand people complain that they're making money You know, I made money. I made 20% return But was it enough motherfucker if you could make 20% return every single day for the rest of your life You're making more than the top 1% of people in the world One good trade a day. Exactly guys. All we need is one good trade the watch was had like three or four stocks today Not all of them hit but the ones that hit made money Did you enter you one at your 9 9 50 lines? It hit 9 15 and failed to be honest guys The low hanging fruit setup works until 9 45 and 10 o'clock around 10 o'clock is when you oh and he was bouncing So I mentioned that I want to wait till the outer lines at 9 50 It didn't hit the outer lines and it went down. So it's just it's an avoid. I don't really touch it very low volume If you want to learn a real skill give MIC a try today was an easy low-stress day like most days. Thanks travel guy And vs stalled at 70. Did you short it there? No 70 is Wendy chat rooms were pumping it and the chat rooms were buying it My trade or my thought process or my plan on that was basically to wait for it to go red $60 and then short How much money do I need to start I lost a lot of money on dogecoin? Here we go guys. Here we go You know, there's a couple things that get me going and it is usually forex and dogecoin and Let me tell you something all the guys that are buying dogecoin all these guys are buying these crypto alt coins are Trying to get rich quick. You guys are the same people that are buying these alerts at $69 and $70 There's no lottery ticket in life. You cannot get a lottery ticket You know, if you want to invest in crypto, you should be buying the head of the snake not the sympathy place for example During this last dip in Bitcoin. I own Bitcoin around like 40,000 So basically my plan on Bitcoin is I want to be able to have a way to diversify myself and diversify my assets Doesn't mean I'm buying a 60,000. It doesn't mean I'm buying a 20,000 I'm buying at a level that I am comfortable in. This is a long-term hold There's something that I see potential in long-term. It's not anything to be pumped, but to be honest I'm not gonna say all right I want to buy crypto and I'm gonna buy a Shiba Inu coin or Ilang gate coin or doge coin, right? I want to buy the head of the snake I want to buy Bitcoin because if Bitcoin goes up and down these rest follow So I want to buy the main stock So if you guys have all these alt coins, if you guys have all these bullshit coins They're probably gonna go to zero and you guys are gonna learn that probably in six months to a year So why not join something that? Consistently we are pulling money out of the market every single day every single week We are pulling money out of the stock market guys, and we're doing it in just one hour a day, and you know Don't be fooled if you join MIC you are not gonna learn everything in one month I'm telling you right now you are not going to learn everything in one month, but there is no skill There is no job There is nothing in this world that you could learn like that If you want to make more money than a doctor which I make I make more money than a doctor working 90% less time But you know it took me a couple of years to learn I'm not telling you that it's gonna take you a couple of years to learn But we've seen members in MIC find success in anywhere between two to six months So if I'm telling you that in two to six months six months the longest It's gonna take you to learn how to make more money than a doctor take is serious the guys take is seriously Don't just join and say oh, I didn't make money in one month.  There's one thing that happened guys I'm gonna tell you guys a story and then I'm going to end it Okay, so we had someone that joined MIC in the very early days about 2019 when we first started MIC and this member joined he took a short break and he went to a different chat room Okay, when he went to this different chat room. He tried to save a hundred dollars a month Okay, so MIC is two hundred dollars a month and this other chat room is one hundred dollars a month So this previous member took what he learned at MIC and went to this other chat room for 50% Less so he's thinking to himself. Oh, this chat room is 50% less. Why am I gonna pay 200 when I can pay a hundred? Isn't it all the same thing? Okay, fast forward to that Now he's learning this guy's this $99 gurus chat room strategy And I got a text from this same person on Friday. That says hey Alex You know, I hate to talk to you about this but I got to ask you something I just blew my account and I don't know what to do Do you have time to get on a quick call with me?   Someone tries to save a hundred dollars a month.   I have so many members to help. I have to get back to answering questions So yeah guys if you want to see what we're like if you guys want to see what the room is like Just hit up Tosh and he'll give you that special promotion And yeah, if you guys have any other questions leave a comment in the video on there that personally responds to all the comments So yeah, let's do this to guys Let me also do something if you guys leave a comment with one lesson that you learn from this video I will send you guys some MIC swag. I will send you guys this black MIC t-shirt for free So I'll pick someone I'll reply to their comment and I will let you guys know in the meantime Don't buy any dogecoin Don't try to save a hundred dollars and you know if you know that we are legit just give us a try anyway I'll see you guys back in the room


Hi, I'm Brooke Norton, and I'm the Associate Curator for the Bodie Museum of Biblical Archaeology, and I'd like to welcome you all to the first lecture in our series, Women and Gender Performance in the Ancient Middle East. Before I introduce today's speaker, I would like to first read a land statement from the Bodie Museum. We would like to begin by acknowledging that Berkeley, California is on the territory of the Huchun, the ancestral and unceded land of the Chochenyo Olone. We respect the land and the people who have stewarded it throughout many generations, and we honor their elders both past and present. We are living in a moment that warrants deep reflection on our past and present. Across many global contexts, equal access to healthcare, education, fair wages, and human rights is contested on the basis of sex and gender identity. In an effort to bring light to these timely issues, to serve a broader public audience online, and to connect to the local community that it serves, the museum is taking action to become a more inclusive, welcoming, and equitable institution that practices the philosophy of radical inclusion adopted by its parent institution, Pacific School of Religion. One of these steps is the creation of public programming. Through this lecture series, we hope to highlight new and established scholars who are engaging with risky and marginalized topics concerning women, gender performance, and sexuality in the past. We invite you to participate in these programs so that together we can listen, learn, and work towards creating a more inclusive museum community. Thank you for joining us today. It's now my pleasure to introduce Dr. Jenny Ebeling. Jenny Ebeling earned her MA in PhD in Near Eastern Studies from the University of Arizona and is Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Evansville. A former Fulbright scholar, she has conducted research in Israel and Jordan with support from the NEH and the Lady Davis Trust and was annual professor at the Albright Institute of Archaeological Research in Jerusalem in 2015. Ebeling co-directed the Jezreel Expedition in Israel with Norma Franklin from 2012-2018 and specializes in the study of food and drink technology and the bronze and iron age Southern Levant. She has co-edited five volumes and is the author of Women's Lives and Diplical Times. Welcome, Dr. Ebeling, and the floor is yours. Thank you so much, Brooke. It was an honor to be invited by Aaron Brody to give this keynote address, and I would like to thank him as well as Melissa Craddock, Brooke Norton, and others at the Bade Museum at the Pacific School of Religion for organizing an outstanding series of lectures this academic year. The theme of this lecture series, Women and Gender Performance in the Ancient Middle East, is cleverly illustrated by this colorized image of a Palestinian woman posed with a set of ancient grinding tools excavated at Tel Inas Bay. I'm a groundstone artifact specialist, and I was given permission to use this photo in an essay published a few years ago on representations of ancient daily life in early excavation reports. In the essay, I documented archeologists' use of the Orientalist woman grinding grain trope in early to mid-20th century excavation reports. The caption of this photo, which was published in the Count, 1947, Arab woman illustrating use of Saddlekern and Moeller, tell us a little about the unnamed woman who, according to the text, was one of the women working for the expedition, or the date of the equipment that she's posed with. On the surface, it seems to be an innocuous illustration of a self-explanatory, female-oriented task in both the ancient world and in modern Palestine. What most viewers didn't know then, and probably don't know now, however, is that this method of grinding grain has been nearly obsolete in the region since the Roman period when the Rotary Kern was introduced. At the time it was taken, this photo confirmed the prevailing racist belief in the unchanging Arab, and also limited the serious study of groundstone artifacts because they were also believed to be unchanging. In the full photo, you can see how awkward this image really is. Both the woman in her exotic outfit complete with headdress or the row of coins and the grinding slab are perched unconvincingly on an ancient stone wall in the middle of an excavation area. It is obvious that neither the woman or the person who composed the image was familiar with this most fundamental of ancient food technologies. But here she is, an unnamed Arab woman performing or rather pretending to perform one of the most female-gendered activities in the ancient Middle East. Subject of my talk today is women and gender performance in the world of the Hebrew Bible, new perspectives, future possibilities. After giving some background about my interest in the topic, I will talk a bit about the history of research and how we know what we know about women in ancient Israel. Rather than presenting on biblical women, I will focus on what we can reconstruct about the lives of real women who lived in ancient Israel from the archaeological remains. I will then suggest that archaeologists should expand beyond a focus on women to include the study of sexual and gender minorities going forward. Although some of what I'll be talking about today is relevant to other parts of the ancient Middle East and other time periods, I'm focusing primarily on the Iron Age Southern Levant from the Bronze Age collapse in the Eastern Mediterranean around 1200 BCE until the Babylonian exile in 586. This includes the period of the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the Southern Kingdom of Judah as described in the Hebrew Bible or Old Testament. First I want to say a little bit about how I came to focus on women's lives at the time of the Hebrew Bible. While I was interested in ancient food and drink technology from the start of my graduate career, it took me a few more years to realize that the dietary staples in the region, bread, beer, and other grain-based food and drink that were made using grinding stones like these from Tel Aviv in Israel, were likely produced by women. I learned this through the work of my colleagues, among them my friend Michael Holman who passed away last weekend on September 17, 2022. This is a pre-digital photo of Mike as high priest along with his wife, Teresa Fitzpatrick and her daughter Calypso at a Halloween party at the Albright Institute in Jerusalem in 1998. Although his PhD was in Hebrew Bible, Michael loved archaeology and participated in many field projects in Israel and Jordan. He also saw the importance of making our research accessible and engaging for students and the general public, and he co-authored the Bible for Dummies which was first published in 2002. And if you haven't read it, you should because it's excellent and you don't have to take my word for it if it has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 on Amazon with over 1600 ratings. Michael and his colleagues also developed the Bible Dudes project in 2003 to 2005. According to BibleDudes.com, looking at a screenshot here, the primary purpose was to better educate people about the best-selling, most influential, but least understood book ever written, the Bible. And to convey our enthusiasm for the incredible and amazing academic discipline of biblical studies. Bible Dudes, as you can see here, is educational, engaging, funny, accessible, and it's still useful today, nearly 20 years after it was created. Among Michael's academic interest was alcohol in the ancient Near East, and he argued that the Hebrew Shakar should be understood as beer in several publications. We argue that women were the primary beer brewers in ancient Israel at the 2005 annual meeting of ASOR, then the American Schools of Oriental Research, and in the volume The World of Women in the Ancient and Classical Near East edited by Beth Albert Mackay. Michael documented his own brewing experiments in the Garden of the Albright Institute in beer and its drinkers, an ancient Near Eastern love story published in Near Eastern archeology. His fascinating book, To Your Tents O Israel, the terminology, function, form, and symbolism of tents in the Hebrew Bible and the Ancient Near East, which was based on his doctoral dissertation at UCSD, earned Michael the Frank-Mor Cross Publication Award from ASOR. Many of us were shocked and heartbroken by Michael's death, and I hope I am honoring his spirit in my talk here today. Speaking of tents, something else that inspired my interest in women in biblical times was the bestselling novel, The Red Tent, by Anita Diamond. Diamond's book is essentially a modern midrash on the story of Dina, the daughter of Jacob and Leia in the book of Genesis. The success of The Red Tent, which was made into a mini-series for Lifetime in 2014, inspired many more novels about female biblical characters like Sarah, Zipporah, Rahab, Abigail, Deborah, Noah's wife, and many others. In the early 2000s, when I started my full-time teaching job here at the University of Evansville, I learned that some of my colleagues were using The Red Tent, a work of fiction, to teach about women at the time of the Hebrew Bible in their classes. And this motivated me to write Women's Lives in Biblical Times, which was published in 2010. I needed a book to teach women in ancient Israel to undergraduate archeology students, since novels like The Red Tent and books by biblical scholars, feminist or otherwise, weren't going to work. I was also responding to several daily life in ancient Israel books that appeared in the early 2000s that are great in many ways, but fall short in their treatments of women, in my opinion. My book was also informed by my own experiences as I was pregnant with my second daughter while I was finishing up the manuscript in 2009. There is no doubt in my mind that I would have written a different book had I not been experiencing some of the life cycle events that the main characters describe experiencing in the story. As I get older and angrier, watching the rights of women and others being attacked in myriad ways, my motivation for researching ancient women's lives is changing. Whereas before, I wanted to provide balance to popular portrayals of women in biblical times and supplement the daily life books. And here's a shot from one of them in the King's Dagger book. Now I feel that we must actively engage in public outreach and not just talk about to our students and each other in scholarly publications because the Bible is a source of authority for many people today that is used as it has been for centuries as a powerful tool discrimination against an oppression of women and sexual and gender minorities. I was struck by something that biblical scholar and archaeologist Carol Myers described in a recent article. When asked to write down their ideas about women in the biblical period at the beginning of a course she taught at Duke University on women in biblical tradition. Myers found the college students from both religious and secular backgrounds, believed that women were quote, not as important as men, subservient to men, meant mainly for procreation inferior to men and marginalized. What troubles me most about this was that these Duke students came from both religious and secular backgrounds and still this is the stuff that they were coming up with. This is what they believed. I'm also thinking about another colleague Christopher Rollstone, who in 2012 contributed an essay entitled the marginalization of women, a biblical value we don't like to talk about to Huffington Post and was fired from his job at a seminary as a result. The president thought that his views would offend students and turn off donors. It is dangerous to criticize the misogyny of the biblical writers, because it threatens our patriarchal system. But I feel that we who study the ancient Israel should speak out about these things, because we have power as educators and interpreters of the past to change the narrative and actually impact people's lives. I'm grateful to colleagues who are taking the time to do this in editorials, blog posts, podcasts, public lectures and more, as I know that this extra work is not valued or rewarded in academia. But it's important. Rather than developing out of women's studies in the field of archaeology, the study of women and gender in the Iron Age Southern Levant developed out of feminist biblical studies in the 1970s. Carol Meyers was the first to combine the biblical text with archaeological discoveries of women's lives in her 1988 monograph, Discovering Eve, Ancient Israelite Women in Context. In numerous publications since, including Rediscovering Eve published in 2012, Meyers has shed light on our understanding of women's crucial contributions to their households and families in ancient Israel. Their approach has inspired other scholars, most of them women, to challenge assumptions about women's power and status, and look to sources outside the biblical text to inform on women's lives. This last point is important. While the Hebrew Bible is a source about women who live during the Iron Age, it is certainly not the only source and it may not even be the best source. Non-biblical sources about women include texts and inscriptions found in archaeological contexts, iconographic or artistic sources from the Iron Age Southern Levant, and ethnographic materials, as well as archaeological remains, other archaeological remains. Contemporary texts from neighboring lands and inscriptions from the Southern Levant like seals and seal impressions, inscribed pottery sherds or Ostraca, and tomb inscriptions provide important information about the status of individual women and their roles in economic life. This seal, which belonged to one Elehana daughter of Gael, was found a few years ago in excavations in Jerusalem. It's one of fewer than something like two dozen seals with women's names on them, known from Iron Age Israel. Iconographic or artistic sources range from figurines representing females that are found in a variety of contexts, in 8th to 6th century BCE Judah, and the subject of a forthcoming lecture in the series, to Assyrian wall reliefs of conquered peoples in Judah that provide unique images of women and girls. This image shows women and girls from Lachish being led into exile after Neo-Issyrian King Sinacharyb conquered the city in 701 BCE, and I believe that it is the only known image of female children in ancient Israel, and you can see here that they are basically dressed like little women. Ethnographic materials, including written and photographic descriptions of women's lives in Palestine and the surrounding area in the 19th, 20th, and early 21st centuries, provide insights into ways of life in the distant past. Ethnoarcheological studies have also been useful in shedding light on technology strongly associated with women in traditional societies cross-culturally, like food preparation and textile production. Here you can see on the left women grinding grain with a rotary millstone in early 20th century Palestine, this is from the Matson Collection, and there are many others like it in the collection and other collections. And a clay oven made and used by a woman to bake bread, in this case special bread that's decorated using a carved wooden stamp in northern Jordan in 2012. And I know this image is not the sharpest, but the one on the right is an image of a woman working a taboon, and the bread that she is making for a holiday is actually impressed on that round wooden disc that you can see at the bottom underneath her foot. And it's oiled up and there's turmeric added and so it gives the bread a special decoration as well as color and flavor. Archaeological remains, including those made of, especially those made of stone and clay, provide information about daily life in ancient Israel and can reveal gendered activities and household contexts. I'll talk more about that in a minute. First, however, I want to acknowledge that, while all of these sources have their strengths and weaknesses and must be evaluated carefully, we are fortunate to have so much material to work with. In her recent article entitled Factors complicating the reconstruction of women's lives in Iron Age Israel, Beth Nakai makes the important point that we have a relative wealth of information about the lives of women in ancient Israel at our disposal. What is lacking is earlier male scholars interest in women, not evidence for these women. I'm mindful of the fact that other speakers in the series will present specific case studies about women and gender performance in ancient Middle, in the ancient Middle East and elsewhere. And with that in mind, I just want to give a very brief overview of the archaeological remains of some women's activities in Iron Age houses, which are often called four room or pillar houses. Domestic units are self contained and often relatively well preserved contexts where most people spent most of their time. This is where we find concentrations of artifacts and installations made of virtually indestructible clay and stone that are strongly associated with women's everyday activities. In fact, it appears that the vast majority of artifacts and installation installations archaeologists excavate happen to be associated with women. And I'm thinking here of all the grinding stones and other stone tools as well as pottery and ovens and many other things. While reconstructions like this one from life in biblical Israel help us visualize what these houses may have looked like every excavated house and its contents is different. However, for the sake of brevity, I must generalize here. Grinding stones, including grinding slabs, kerns, hand stones, mortars, pestles and the like are ubiquitous in archaeological contexts. All of the available evidence, textual, including the biblical text, iconographic and ethnographic suggests that women and girls were the primary grinders of grain and bakers of bread in household contexts and antiquity. Bread was a staple food in the Israelite diet and it was necessary to spend up to several hours every day grinding enough wheat and barley for daily household use. Here is the grinding slab and handstone set from 9th century Tel Rakhob on the left and a figurine from Old Kingdom Egypt illustrating how this equipment was used. While heavy, most grinding stones are portable and could be moved around inside the house and to outdoor spaces. Clay ovens are also known from many houses. Sometimes several are found within and around the very same house. Oven 085 or 085 as you can see here in the center left of this image. This is from an Iron Age house at Ta'anach in the forthcoming publication by Mark Neal. This oven is better preserved than many other clay ovens in archaeological contexts. Some of its walls are actually still preserved. You can see the method of use of this type of cylindrical clay oven in which flat dough cakes are baked on the interior walls in this figurine from Cyprus on the right. The fact that ovens are built in place and don't move offers the opportunity to examine the design and use of activity areas in domestic contexts. In some cases, there is evidence that other production activities like spinning and weaving were carried out around ovens. In addition, ethnographic sources show that women often make and or place household ovens according to their own preferences. It is thus possible that archaeological ovens bear witness to women's agency in Iron Age houses. They may have actually created space. Spindle worlds, loom weights made of clay and stone are often all that remains of spinning and weaving activities. Here you can see an assemblage of clay loom weights from Talbechov and similar loom weights suspended from reconstructed warp-weighted loom in an Iron Age house that's reconstructed in Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv. As with grinding stones and ovens, all sources indicate that domestic textile production was the domain of women in the Iron Age. Carol Meyers and Aubrey Badsgard examined the spatial locations of grinding stones and ovens in and around Iron Age houses and identified the clustering of multiple grinding stone sets and the construction of ovens near entryways between houses are in shared spaces. This evidence, as well as the proximity of spindle worlds and loom weights to ovens and cooking pots, suggests the communal nature of women's tasks. Meyers is written extensively on the important social networks that developed when women worked together in groups to make food and textiles. She argues that women's control of these and other essential daily life activities may have given them power in their families and communities. Household religion comprised the primary religious experiences for most people in ancient Israel and household spaces transformed into sacred space during the performance of rituals to Yahweh, Asherah, the Queen of Heaven, and other deities. As in rituals performed in the context of a national cult in the temple in Jerusalem and other temples, household rituals required offerings of food and drink that were likely portions of the meals prepared by women for family members. This is a plan of a house from 8th century BCE, late 8th century BCE, Tel Halif in Judah with possible evidence for household rituals in room two. In addition to the usual implements of daily life, like ceramic vessels, groundstone tools, and ovens required to produce food and drink offerings, a variety of specialized artifacts found in Iron Age houses like figurines, altars, stands, amulets, and more, a test to household ritual activities. Room two at Tel Halif contained two dressed stone blocks, a fenestrated stand or windowed stand, and the head of a Judean pillar figurine along with ceramic vessels. The locations of these specialized portable artifacts in household spaces associated with food preparation and textile production suggest that women use them. This is a cool visualization made by Tim Frank that shows these cultic artifacts as well as the ceramic vessels found in room two. And so you can see the limestone blocks there as well as the fenestrated stands sort of toward the center and the Judean pillar figurine that's being lit by a lamp. According to Beth McKay, women were most likely using these objects and rituals meant to protect and heal since they were concerned with the dangers associated with pregnancy and childbirth, as well as threats to infants and children in ancient Israel. There's much more to say, but I will leave it to the other speakers in the series to prevent their important case studies. I'm encouraged by how much our understanding of ancient Israelite women has changed over the past two decades or so, and feel that we've come a long way. I must address an elephant in the room, however. Archaeological investigations into gender in ancient Israel have focused almost exclusively on heteronormative women. For your entertainment, here are a few stills from the Red Tent miniseries illustrating some gender performances. In biblical studies, gender studies have expanded beyond a focus on women and female roles in the text to include approaches and masculinity studies, queer studies, intersex studies and more. Likewise, the study of gender in the ancient Near East includes research into masculinities, the construction of gender, and the analysis of gender relationships. These developments haven't had much of an impact on archaeologists working in the Southern Levant, at least not yet, and this needs to change. Gender studies examine how different cultures determine appropriate behaviors for biological females and males, and the social construction of femininity and masculinity. While most individuals in antiquity as now identify as female or male and their gender matches the sex assigned at birth, the ancient sources, including the Hebrew Bible, indicate the existence of individuals whose gender roles cannot be understood as normative female or hegemonic male. According to Leanne Pace, or any real discussion of gender going forward must take into account the wide varieties of binary male and female and non-binary presentations, e.g. androgyny intersex and transgender, constructions possible in the human experience. There's great potential to utilize approaches developed in gender studies in the larger ancient Near East, where researchers have abundant and diverse textual and iconographic sources as well as archaeological remains to work with. In gender studies of ancient Israel going forward. An illustrative case study identifies the construction of masculinities in neo-Assyrian art connected to Iron Age Israel. The 9th century BCE Black Obelisk of Shamans III displays representations of hegemonic as well as non-hegemonic masculinity, and includes the only known image of an Israelite king. On the second register, Jehu, king of Israel, is shown paying tribute to the king of Assyria, along with 13 nearly identical male Israelite tribute bearers, which you can't see in this particular image. They're on the sides. Five beardless Assyrian attendants, you can see four of them here, two behind Shamanizer and two behind the kneeling Jehu, can probably be identified as palace eunuchs based on parallels with other images of beardless males in Mesopotamian sources. According to a study by Omar Nushe, Shamanizer's hegemonic masculinity is emphasized in this scene through his subordination of other masculinities. That of his beardless male attendants, here holding fly whisks and umbrellas and other things. And that of the subordinate Vassal Jehu, who was shown prostrating himself before the king's feet. As Stephanie Bhutan argued so persuasively in her recent article entitled Sex and Gender and Sex, quote, the study of women and gender and men in history, including ancient history, has never been so important. It is critical that we understand the origins of sexism, misogyny and heteronormativity as well as different ways of seeing and constructing gender identity. I look forward to hearing more ideas on how others are moving the field of gender studies forward in the lectures in this series. Thank you very much for listening and I have a slide here at the end that has most of the sources that I referred to in my talk here today for those who are interested in reading more. Thank you. Right. Thank you so much for this fascinating talk I think you've set us up completely for the rest of the lecture series this year. While we wait for some questions on YouTube. One thing that struck me I think even still today women are for fighting for respect and representation in the world of brewing. Could you speak a little bit more about female brewers in ancient Israel. Sure. Yeah, so the argument that that Mike and I made was that first of all, we don't have any evidence of commercial baking or brewing in the Iron Age. So all of this stuff apparently is being done at home and it's being done in houses by women and girls, judging from all of the evidence that we've got. So brewing is basically an offshoot of bread production in the ancient world. So I mean one can decide to use the grain to make whatever bread or stew or something else. Or one can decide to use grain to make fermented drinks that of course up the nutritional value and the calories of the grain and also would have been something that couldn't have been stored it would have been something that was made and used within days or a week or something like this. So this is the kind of stuff that's not really visible in the archaeological records so much we have lots of information about wine, wine making wine drinking in ancient Israel for example because we actually have the archaeological evidence for that. But fear leaves fewer traces they're harder to identify. And a lot of this would have been associated with women's activities unlike wine making which was more of a masculine activity that had a lot of value in ancient Israel. But like elsewhere in the ancient world from Egypt through Mesopotamia of course and beyond. I mean beer was a staple to drink. In the ancient world we're talking about relatively low alcohol content something that could have been drunk by everyone. And on a daily basis from stored grain. So wine keeps, beer doesn't travel well in the ancient world while wine does. So I think more work needs to be done to work for residues of beer in some of these containers that are found in Iron Age. houses not much has been done yet there's been one study that was published a couple just a couple of years ago by a number of Israeli colleagues who were able to identify beer making and some ancient what bronze and iron age vessels from the region. So it's really exciting to think of what we can learn you know going forward as people paying more attention to these kinds of things. Thank you that that sounds fascinating I'm like very interested in that we have a question from YouTube. Why do we always assume that women's religion must revolve around bodies and babies isn't this an imposition of our own gender essentialism. Yeah, that's a great question. So I think that that's basically where the research started. And some of the course continues, although you know some people of course have have looked beyond that and taken, taken different approaches. I think that yes it is essentialist, but ultimately it was the reality that most women in Israel who lived into teenage years and adulthood were pregnant at some point in their lives and you know had perhaps had multiple children and experienced miscarriages and, you know, had to have breastfeed or if they could and all these sorts of things. So it certainly didn't affect everybody, but it probably affected the majority. And so they would have been these sorts of things would have been major concerns everybody in ancient Israel, not just women. So I mean I think protecting and securing the health of infants and newborns and young children, I mean was paramount. And that's what you know how a lot of the the amulets that have been found in iron age Israel have been interpreted, you know, as things that were specifically meant to protect young children and babies and you know women who just given birth or were breastfeeding. And of course we have lots of texts and you know comparable in Comberanda from Egypt and Mesopotamia then form on some of these beliefs. So even though the biblical text isn't very forthcoming. In that regard, I mean we do have a lot of other material from the region that does that gives us more information about those how important those things were, and how people protected against these evil demons and forces and things that threatened milk and babies and children. Thank you. I guess it's interesting in your talk you present this like correlation between the, these studies focusing on women in daily life and sort of a focus on archaeological research and I was wondering if you could speak to the representation of women in archaeology today in the southern Levant. Do you see this correlating with a rise in women in high positions in in archaeology in this region or are there any issues with representation of female scholars in in the region today.  What could or not. So, yeah, it's a real problem because women are not really represented very well in archaeology in Israel in particular. It's not as problematic in some surrounding countries like Jordan, for example. But there are very few women who are directing excavations in Israel, particularly those of large tell sites that have bronze and Iron Age occupation representation is a little better when we look at the prehistoric excavations and also the classical and later excavations interestingly. So this has been the way, you know, archaeology or biblical archaeology has been since the beginning where it's been a very male oriented enterprise. Most of the early practitioners, including almost every early American archaeologist working in the region was a man who was ordained. So we're talking not only about secular men from the West who are doing excavations in Palestine later in Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority, but also they were, you know, representing a particular religious background and had, you know, particular motivations for digging where they did. So the result is, you know, at this point, you know, we need more representation and more women need to be out there and not just working on field projects because there's lots of women doing the work. But those who are getting the recognition and getting the big grants and getting, you know, the awards and all these sorts of things and of course the positions are generally still met. So we, you know, we keep trying and, you know, keep fighting and it doesn't seem like there's been a whole lot of change there. In fact, one can argue that it's actually become worse as a result of COVID, although we'll have to look in a couple years and see if that was it or if there are other things that work here or whatever. So yeah, it's a real problem. Yeah, well, hopefully, through lecture series like this will have will be able to hear from some more female scholars. I'd like to thank you. Again, Dr. Ebling, on behalf of the Body Museum at Pacific School of Religion and the Archaeological Research Facility at UC Berkeley, again for your wonderful talk and for starting off our lecture series this year. Please join us next month for the next lecture in our Women and Gender Performance in the Ancient Middle East lecture series. On October 12, Dr. Cynthia Schaefer Elliott will present Agency Theory and the Agencies of Daughters in the Hebrew Bible. Please check out our website and social media accounts for more information on upcoming events at the Body Museum. Thank you.


Okay. So in this call, we're going to set up a Facebook custom conversion, and this is another, another, this is a major, major, major reason why most do not succeed with Facebook ads. They've never set up the custom conversion.  No. Okay, it's super, super simple. You have, you have forget about the call confirm page. That's not really a page, right? That's a page, but it's not part of a funnel. That's, that's just exclude that one. All we have is this opt-in and the thank you page, right? That's all you need. That's all one needs.  It's two pages. That's all one needs, two pages. Opt-in page, thank you page.  They're going to the opt-in page, right? When they click the ad, they're going to the opt-in page. But out of these two pages, Facebook also needs to know what's the main objective. Or Facebook also needs to know where's the funnel destination. As they go to opt-in page, where do they land next? That's the custom conversion. So the ultimate destination is the thank you page, right? We only have two pages. The ultimate destination is the thank you page. And so setting up a custom conversion and just letting Facebook know which important, which, which page is the most important? They're both important, but it's the, it's the thank you page. Like I need people to land on that thank you page. If people can land on that thank you page, then I would have got to lead, right? It's all about that thank you page. So Facebook needs to know that. They need to know that thank you page is the most important out of these two. And that's what we're going to do now. So go to the ads manager, go to the ads manager, and we're going to simply hover over. We're going to go to the three lines to the left and then just click on events manager. And then, and then over here to the left, we're going to hover over the triangle. So this triangle right here and go down to or click on it, I guess, click on it. And then we're going to go to get away, hover over it again, hover over the blue triangle. Okay, there we go. And then custom conversions. So custom conversions create custom conversion. And then right here, go to give it a name, this is buyer guide leads. So exactly like our custom audience, we set up a custom audience around buyer guide leads. That's also going to be the name of our custom conversion. So it's coming from that data source that pixel. And so now just scroll down, select your own category, click that in blue, select your own category. And then hit the drop down recommended and come down to lead. So you'll see lead. And then just go and paste in that thank you page link. I think you have it copied, or maybe not try pasting it. Yeah, perfect. So that's that's the thank you page link. So now just scroll. Yeah, you can create. Yeah, go to create. And so now we're going to go to web configurations. And then over here, we're going to just simply line it up if if we haven't already, which I don't think we did. Okay, cool. So click on your domain there. Yeah, 08. Okay, so click on that manage events. Edit. And then add event to the right. And then hit the drop down, go to custom conversion. Yeah, you'll see it right here, custom conversion.  So hit that drop down, choose an event, and you'll see your custom conversion that you just named buyer guide leads. And then click on apply. And then just yes, I confirm these changes and apply. Okay, so now, now as you go and run conversion ads, because that's all we're going to be doing is running, running conversion ads. So I'll show you where that's at. Okay. And then let's just check the settings real quick. So click on your three lines to the left and go to business settings. And so over here, the, let's just make sure everything is lined up. So data sources to the left data sources, and then click on scroll down, click on pixels, because we just installed the pixel, and then add assets. I think you have to connect the pixel to the ad account, I think, add assets to the top middle, add assets to the right. To the right, add assets. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, so, and then yeah, so the ad account. So click on that circle for the ad account. Add. So all we're doing there is connecting the pixel to the ad account. Done. And then custom conversions to the left. See if we need to do anything to the custom conversions. Okay, yeah, we're good. We're good. Okay, cool. So refresh this page. Okay, yeah, we're going to know why your custom conversion doesn't show here, but it's on the other page. So, so hit the three lines to the left are at the top and then go back to events manager. And then go to and go to your, your, your, which one is it's schedule your call now, schedule your call now that tab that's open schedule your call now, and just refresh that page that's the thank you page. And then go back to the events manager. Yeah, that one. And then hover over the triangle to the left and click on custom conversions, custom conversions, and now it's active. Perfect. So now if when you go and run the ad so three lines to the left go to the ad manager. So the brand awareness the intro video that was the only one that was that was brand aware as the intro video, right intro video that's the only one that went out. There we go. Come on in. I think it was completed already that's why. Okay, so just, um, oh wait, is it? I don't know. Just, um, hit the X, X out of those at the top. You see, yeah, X out of that and then X out of the other one. There we go. Okay, so now, whenever it's completed just shade the blue to gray. So new page likes campaign 2700 likes not bad. Okay, cool. So that's a good one. That was a good run. So shade the blue to gray. So the ones that are completed. Shade the blue to gray. That's it. And then and then click on the middle tab, assets. The middle tab. These are our three tabs. We have our three tabs. Oh, that's right. Yeah. To the right, the middle one. Yeah, click on the middle one. Shade this to gray. So always shade them to gray when when it's off. Got it. Okay. So click on the third tab and do the same thing. So you got to always work on these three tabs. These are your three tabs. Now uncheck the box and then just click on the middle tab uncheck the box and then just come back to the first tab uncheck the box. Okay, cool. So the intro video that one is still in play. Okay, cool. So then, okay, so now just delete this top one is traffic one. So check the box to the left of the traffic one. This one we just use as an example. Don't touch the intro video. Don't touch the intro video. Okay, where are we at the box to the left of the traffic campaign the one we just practiced that check the box to the left. No, not that's the likes the new traffic. Sorry. Yeah, so hit the trash can delete this one. Oh, we're deleting this one. Yeah. Okay, so now as you go and run. So so intro video was the only brand awareness. That's the only time we're doing brand awareness from our very next ad and on it's always going to be conversions. So click on green the green one.  It's always going to be leads. So it's always going to be leads. Continue. So now as we go and set up the next ad categories housing.  As you come to the second tab, the second step. This is the ad set tab tab. This is where you're, you're, you're choosing website which is going to be website but then scroll down. This is where you'll see your pixel. And this is where you'll see your custom conversion. Right there. Now sometimes that's not there. So X out of bar guide leads X out sometimes you come here and it's blank.  It's red. It's blank. So all you do is just click find it, hit the dropdown and find your custom conversion. You named it. So you should know what it's what it's named you named it. That's a custom conversion. So it's in this step where we're telling Facebook that this second page that thank you page is where we're trying to drive traffic. Yes, they have to click learn more. Yes, they have to go to the opt-in page. Yes, they have to put in their name and email. But at the end of the day, this is the most important page. That's what we're telling them here. Get me people to land on that page. And that's it. So that's how you set up a Facebook custom conversion.


My understanding is some of the returnees that are coming back to those 30,000 and these are not just being Speaking of the movements of the Syrian border and being refused, but in Syria Some of the people are actually being asked to leave because their stays are now welcome anymore So they're also being forcibly ejected by the Syria It's not just a matter of there being point we refuse that the border Sorry, they're there and they're being kicked out of the country and those people are also being counted as Returnees by US government They're not returning by chance, right? No, that's I'm glad you brought that up. That's a really good point And it's happening everywhere now because I am Lebanon's actually right now The constant or they're the more recent focus because they're jailing detainees in very very large numbers Or giving people a choice who you can go to jail or you can go back to Iraq So we're starting to see in just the last few months of really disconcerting trend of Massive discrimination and they're starting to be treated very very poorly Which is similar to what happened to Palestinians after they were forced to flee their homes in 48 and then More of them after 67 where you know refugees they first they're welcome in a country And then after a while when you know it causes less jobs It starts to stream the economy crime goes up this kind of thing then the welcoming sentiment changes And they start to become discriminated against in lots of ways and that that's exactly what's going to happen


Everybody forced here ripping 2023 Bowman Chrome Baseball hobby 12 bucks case number 15 pick your team style Read the names and teams off here Byron C has the Rangers Caesar has the Tigers Christopher C Brewers Chun Wei with the Red Sox David Y Mets Edward P Rockies Gabriel C Giants Gwangee with the White Sox Harry V Reds and Pirates Henry C Angels Jeff T with the Cubs Jeffrey H Diamondbacks Dodgers Orioles and Mariners Jim B Cardinals John R Yankees John C Astros and Jays Kevin F Guardians Matthew B Marlins Michael S with the Twins Mikey T Phillies Mitch D Royals Nicholas B Nationals or NW Padres Rick E A's Scott E Braves and William S with the Rays. Good luck everybody. Let's get started here. I gave play in those cases, too I got I gathered everything this morning. I gave play in those cases So really, I think it's me that pulled that super factor count towards mine. Yeah, I watch him open it right now Maybe he'll pull a good player There's no autos on the pro pass big time Senga though Arias first speckle to 299 for the Giants Gabriel Hughes Invicta Casas it came to the league Super time super time super time super time first auto is Ludwig Espinosa a nice start for the Cubs here first auto base Got wave refractor to 100 air and judge for the Yankees Come on Red Sox Orias Grand Slam was a one-man on Send the Alcantara for the Marlins World Baseball Classic flag to 499 purple refractor first auto is Frederick been cosmated 250 for Baltimore and future shimmer first is in Manuel Bonilla number 2199 For the Jays the decent first box there guys Lane still has spots on Bowman Chrome choice hobby PYT's and Bowman Chrome choice Great prices over there on fanatics live one-day special green refractor out of 99 rookie Miguel Vargas for the Dodgers Invicta of Reggie Crawford for the Giants Guys Jake doesn't like lettuce and tomato on a sandwich. I don't Do Andrew Vargas Did I got a I got some more new jelly beans. There's just lettuce and tomato flavor. No Purple first auto Chris Newell the 250 Dodgers nice Newell Don't do this green refractor to 99 Jackson Shorio Brewers a Jewel of a Newell.  Do you get when you breathe donkey in a horse? You should say it Come on Guys tell everybody tell Jake a joke refractor to 499 Gabriel Gonzalez for the Mariners Everybody tell Jake a good joke. Well, I'll be the judge of that first auto is Paul McIntosh for the Marlins Jake will probably laugh at anything you tell him so shimmer first Davis in Gutierrez for the Mets. All right. Yeah, this lesson base there Fuchsia pink vapor wave to Mar Johnson to 199 for the Pirates Refractor out of the 499 Robert Moore to 499 to 499 to 499. I said that like eight times Number 499 number 499 Robert Moore Chris Dude, tell tell Jake a joke First shimmer is Luis Bonipa for the Braves you do cheer him up Purple first to 250 is Adrian Pinto for the Blue Jays Got a Sterling Thompson for the Rockies and Victor Do dots pretzels those things are fire Volpe came into the league What's your dentist call x-rays first auto is an Alfredo Duno red solid hit there for you Got a Carlos Rodriguez. I believe he went Brewer's right the 499 world baseball classic flag Brewer's Carlos Rodriguez Lane pulled Jorge Alfaro gold world baseball classic Where does he go right? Where's Alfaro? He started with the Red Sox this season. I don't know where he is now He might literally be playing in like He would probably go Miami He went back to Miami. I love the Google has those like questions. It's awesome Look on that all the time. Like what do you mean? What happened? Like what are you getting trouble or do you get hurt? He's just ballin then probably in a probably in Jacksonville Aqua Rewave rookie Mazataki Yoshida. That's out of 199 Boston toothpicks. Oh Boy, that's a good one yellow refractor first auto Marco Vargas to 75 for the Marlins Awesome Vargas. Here we go. Why am I getting called? Who's calling? I don't know that number Stranger danger Jake Gold shimmer chivalry for the twins She feel it to the twins the 50 gold shimmer first bowman. Come on bowman Look for that super purple first is Jacob Reimer to 250 for the Mets Salas base was in there first auto pirates Javier Rivas What does a ghost call its spouse? Jake said bootiful Rookie image variation Corbin Carroll with the flow Diamond back. That's pretty that's pretty nice Good magazine cover right there or something. Yeah, you're on you're on the right track. You see this. Is that good?  I don't know just do that purple to 250 is Kevin Prada for the Mets. Can't explain that You guys ever do that, so I take my finger and I go like Like back and forth and like pop like side to side and like pops a few times. Is that good? Or is that just a symptom of being a breaker? Jackson shoryo on the bowman ascensions for the Brewers Short print first auto Everett Cooper the third for the Nationals nice Everett Cooper ec3 Get him how get him how yellow refractor rookie Bryce Miller at 75 Seattle Salas gotta be his first rookie green first Miguel tamariz for the Rays hot tamariz first refractor auto Ruben Santana the 499 Diamondbacks The elusive Ruben Santana in this set is a shimmer of Roman Anthony for the Red Sox Come on first woman super first woman super first woman super or light or a rookie super Or no, Tony Oh, Tony WBC super, please Babe Ruth super Someone in chat said that it was pulled on what not yesterday It said that the buyer the person I got I wanted to keep it secret, but I didn't see it show up anywhere on social Disfat Gotcha Yes, I guess they want to keep it a secret, huh? Salas base, I mean, we're just gonna feel like high bloom didn't sign my stocky Oshita We're just gonna pretend like that didn't happen and sign bail. I think I already give them brows he credit for just shelling out all the money We're gonna give them brows get a credit for just inheriting a great farm team like the with Mookie pen intended was there all those guys and just shelling out all the other prospects and he was there for Aqua ray with Yoshida rookie to 199 for the Red Sox when now first auto is a manual terrarium for the Pirates Wasn't he just coming off the Tigers? Yep, the Tigers where he mortgaged their entire team and they're in the fishers They are right now because of him. He's a lane say purple shimmer to 250 is a Torres There's a lot of surface scratches on the left of side of this card. I'll send a box wrapper to the Angel spot. That's a 250 Purple first espinoza to 250 for the Cubs nice card. What is getting heated up out there? It's not amazing I feel like I just walked into a restaurant Sandwiches take sandwiches sandwiches sandwiches speckle first auto Alfredo. Do know to 299 Do know do you know do you know it's 299 Hit him with the reverse just like you're playing do know orange Prospect process Jackson Meryl for the Padres at 25 Very nice orange Even Lane's pulling his Teresa fractures. Oh, yeah, Raffaella foul ball Dang it That was close to being a double. He's just adjusting his height No, I think he cares this way Maybe he wants maybe he wants to leave Blue refractor Jackson Shorio nice to 150.  Let's go Vikings. Am I right? Right Jake right Raza Cartaya on the Invicta Must be the seventh inning is Jake is stretching right now not stretching got first auto Spence Hoffman for the Padres Salas I'm rooting as he goes all season Donnie because everyone else that just kept trash talking to you unprovoked. I didn't do anything man 499 is quaito for the Marlins WBC card. We'll check the Quedo Quedo is a Marlin. He feels like a Marlins vet.  He must have had a RBI single or something earlier. Yeah, it was mellow Well, he wasn't really trashed. I feel like jokingly like trash talk, but Donnie and Steve and Enrico were just going crazy, dude. God Hassan Kim Padres number two 499 on the WBC flag So every single I will barely even celebrate Patriots wins, but every single Eagles lost this year I am going to like victory lap. I'm gonna light fireworks I'm gonna have a party Elijah green on the moment ascensions for the Nationals Patriots and I'll be like, oh nice cool Eagles Eagles lose. Oh man, I'm be doing cartwheels, man I'll order food for everybody here. I'll be like pizza on me. Everybody. Let's go Refractor first auto is at on Sencha as the 499 for the Dodgers Nice Doug dude, that thing was that thing was nuts Nice and it came to the league mini diamond rookie Volpe for the Yankees out of 150 nice Volpe cool card man, oh Man, see here come the Eagles fans again here. They come I'm gonna have to get some of Lane's Cowboys here for when they play the Eagles You're wearing all that. That's not Penway Refractor rookie as Valdez for the Red Sox the 499 Single I guess or a walk. I don't know what happened Got orange first auto junior Garcia to 25 for the Dodgers There you go Dodgers congrats on that shimmer Roman Anthony for the Red Sox Salas base Come on DH Turner DH Turner gonna save us here DH Turner good Maggie Junior Guys, you're sold out for the day time get your spots for tonight Kyle has PYT case this evening with some spots left There's a big-time bowman mixer as well. I'll show you guys that 20 bucks at 13 to go. All right. Come on now Purple first is Osvaldo Osorio the 250 for the Dodgers Invicta the Paula for the Dodgers first auto Connor stain for the Rockies Speckle first is Diverson Gutierrez for the Mets 299.  Love those guys. They're awesome. It was named Eagles fans that were messing with me They're gonna hear it. All right base is loaded or did drop a list for I don't know what's going on here Or is it there's choice? What happens? What's going on in this in this game? Maya first a Julio Urias for the Dodgers the 499 WBC flag Refractor first auto Padre spends Kauffman to 499 Shimmer Jordan Lollard Diamondbacks Getting there on this case see some more bangers that nice orange earlier What's the game of the weekend in the NFL refractor first is De La Santos for the Orioles the 499 You don't know the path to beat the Dolphin so bad I'd be awesome. Collier came into the league first auto White Sox Christian Mena Do the Clemente would be so Sick blue refractor rookie to 150 for Atlanta ball and Grissom Celestine on the first base Thanks. She's interesting She's so into Jax 2 and 0 What they plan Ravens bangles is very good Aqua ray wave is Vladdy out of one 99 for the Blue Jays every week in the AFC There's gonna be a really good matchup Cowboys 2 and 0 Refractor first auto to 499 Abner Uribe For the Brewers nice Uribe. He's filthy He's a pitcher, but he could be a closer very soon first shimmer is Torrin for the Diamondbacks Vargas Yeah, a little bit a little bit for sure camera, and he's just starting NFL quarterback and he's young so At least a little bit people will be Yeah, Jax used to be cool orange mookie to 25 Dodgers orange mookie Celestine base back-to-back. That's interesting Blue ray wave first auto Jack Panetta 68 of 150 Panetta for the Royals on the color match to Orange and yellow vapor wave on hell sepata for the Cubs out of 75 Vaughn Grissom Ricky fuchsia out of 299 for the Braves Refractor O'Neill Cruz the 499 Pirates Yeah, Josh Allen when he's a little bit rattled he starts making bad decisions First auto Perales for the Red Sox at least right now. He does He's got a girl a little more I think in that in that area Fuchsia shimmer to 199 is Brandon Cunha for the twins How many times are you gonna get like two or three people on base and not score? The Yankees whip is like the total opposite of the era right now whip is like to era is like Nothing we doing here The eight base runners and First three innings and score one run. Yeah, I think Allen bounces back for sure Raiders are Raiders are done for Let me get mad bills bills are gonna score by winning by like 25 Speckle first Elyon Soto Nats the 299 Invicta that's Cutter coffee Boston Jordan Walker came to the league First auto Torian Montgomery for the Marlins rookie refractor for the A's the 499 is Thorie Ruiz flavor of double Speckle to 299 is Spencer Jones for the Yankees First refractor auto at on Sanchez the 499 for the Cubs Got purple shimmer Brady house out of 250 for the Marlins that'll do it for case number 15 Let's go ahead and do a recap. All right guys We had a short print of Corbin Carroll We had a fractures to 499 or roll baseball classic flags 499 of Orias Kim, Kwayto, Carlos Rodriguez, Alcantra, O'Neal Cruz, Estorio Ruiz and Manuel Valdez Gabriel Gonzalez Anderson de la Santos the 299 we had Spencer Jones, Elyon Soto, Gutierrez, Arias To 299 also Grissom, Vientos, the 250 house, Torres, Parada, Pinto, Reimer, Osorio, Espinoza To 199, Vladdy, Alvarez, Yoshida twice To Mar Johnson, Brian Acuña, Bonilla, to 150, Jackson Shorio, Von Grissom, Anthony Volpe Aaron Judge to 100, to 99 we had Jackson Shorio, Miguel Vargas, Miguel Tamarres 75, Esepeda, Bryce Miller, to 50, Chevely, to 25, Jackson Meryl, Mokibetz God base of Montgomery, Perales, Mena, Stain, Kaufman, Terraro Ever Cooper the 3rd, Rivas, Duno, McIntosh, Espinoza Refractors of Moore, Kaufman, Uribe, Sanchez, Faltin, Santana 20 to go. 20 to go guys. Everything else is full. Choice 150 spot and choice on Thanatics Live. That's it. 150 spot choice random teams. 15 bucks cheaper than the site. To 299 is Duno, to 250 has been Cosme, Newell, to 150 Panetta, to 75 Marco Vargas and to 25 is Junior Garcia for the Dodgers. That'll do it everybody. Thanks again. 16 is up next.