Bank transfer So money geeks mr. V here welcome to the video guys so in today's video I want to show you how to transfer money from your bank account to a webo platform so that you can start investing So a lot of people when you sign up for webo They give you the option to actually move money from your bank account over to webo So there's two ways you can go about it so you can either do what they call a CH transfer Which is free or you can do a wire transfer which is going to cost you money Sometimes from like 25 dollars all the way to 75 dollars. So a lot of people You know usually do the ACH which is what we're going to go through today in webo So but before we get started guys if you're new to the channel We talk about how to earn money how to save money how to invest and build wealth So if that's something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button any notification bell, too You don't miss out a new content. So Once you open your account in webo before you even start you start trading a knowledge of ask you to hey You need to put money in the account of trade so Three three things you can possibly do right? You need to deposit money which you like I say you can do treated ACH number two is that you can do a wire transfer which is faster You get your money the very next day You can use that for trading or if you don't if you have stocks with other companies You have assets with another company. Let's say Robin Hood You can just request that those asset get migrated into your webo account So I did a video on how to move your stocks from Robin Hood to webo I'm gonna hook that up here so you can definitely go check it out There's another video that I actually did too on for for people coming from M1 finance So how to move your stocks from M1 finance to we both so I'm gonna hook that video here So you can definitely go check it out as well But in today's video is very simple. How do I move money from my bank account to webo? So let's jump in and actually take a look and see how that works.  Deposit if you click on deposit, it's gonna bring up the platform here So one or two things so if you have never done any deposit This is where it's gonna ask you to You know, maybe start linking your information. So in my case, I do have an account that I've linked here But if I wanted to change your account so like here I can click on the change It's gonna tell me if I want to change the account So and then I can go in in here.  You can only do six a month That would be an example of the limitations and this type of transfer that we're doing here is a CH transfer I'm not doing wire transfer But I'm gonna show you guys where to go if you want to do wire transfer and then And then you want you to identify yourself So in this case if you have like an if you do online banking it makes your life a lot easier So you have what you call real-time verification. So here on that real-time verification You can directly look into that bank account and they can verify you right there instantly and you can request a transfer Right there the other option that you want to do too is you can do so if you do so real-time verification Is stuff that you do it instantly so we can so you go in you you decide in this case We both gonna connect to the account that you want if I click continue here We was gonna ask me to choose which Bank I'm using so in this case. I don't see what I like here. So I can say capital one If I can spy capital one here What's capital one there we go? So you see it brings up my information So you're asking me to put my username and password so if I if I input that information it would give me Write the authentication so I can start withdrawing money But in this case I already have that associated with my with my account So I don't want to do that The other option that you can do to here is you could do what I call micro deposit So in this case, they would actually deposit some money to your bank account to verify that it's actually you so you would require Information like your routing number which you can get from your your check You're a bank account number also which you can get from your check They're gonna need that information Once you input all that information You choose if you wanted to if it's a check-in account or sevens account And then they're gonna send those micro deposit and usually takes about two business days And then when they send a deposit you have to come back in here and input what was sent to you So this is something like 32 cents and maybe 68 cents that makes a dollar they do come in here and put that information or 28 cents and Maybe 72 cents, you know, you come in here input that information and then just click next And then get verified and that account is linked. So let's go back here. So again, like I said, you have those two options I prefer the real time verification, especially because I do a lot of online banking So I do have access to my online and I it feels secure and it's secure because I've used it I haven't had any problems today. So that's so there we go back here So once you have that information you your account has been linked Everything is good to go and then you can come in you can decide how much you want to transfer from your bank account to here So in my case, I can say I want to transfer a hundred dollars from my bank account to we both so I can start using that for trading So once I input the amount and I feel comfortable that this is what I want and just just so you know So we both says once you put in a transfer and that transfer gets canceled What happens is that we both going to charge you a fee so they charge it up to about $30 for reverser So let's say you say you want to transfer $2,000 and you only have $200 in your bank account. You can have a reverser So we was going to charge you $30 for that reversal just so you know I just want to make sure that I bring that up in this case I input my amount that I want to transfer and I click transfer to we both and then I'm gonna get Notification is going to show them it's pending and then the way we both does it is that they're gonna give you In most case, they give you half of what you transfer. So in my case, I'll get $50 Upon initiating a transfer and then I'll get $50 when the transfer is actually settled in clad in my account So which is awesome. So now for people that want to do a wire transfer So if you if you were if you're thinking of doing a wire transfer Very just at the bottom and the screen here so you can see it says deposit by wire So if I click deposit by wire that brings it up So we both gives you your bank information where they want you to send that money So you go to your bank your bank would you know send the money to we both information So they use BMO Harris Bank in Chicago. They give you a routing number. They give you a swift code and all that good stuff and then You would give that to your bank don't input that information They once they input information that money will go over to we both and that usually takes about two business days So it's really really fast. So if you're looking like hey, I want to get done with this real quick And then definitely go with The wire transfer otherwise Maybe four to five business days for the not the ACS to to clear So at this point I say transfer to we both and it would show you here that you're depositing this You look at hey, this is what I want and they give you that warning that if you don't have that money You have a reversal dope. They're gonna charge you and I say yes I want that you say confirm and then it submits that money that Requests in my case right now submitting and that's it. So right now. I've initiated a transfer of a hundred dollars from my Bank account to my we will count and then you know You have the option of making another deposit or you can view the details of your deposit and again There's the details of my deposit that status is pending because it's still being processed So and then I have the option to to see here at the bottom I have the option to cancel that particular transfer. So there you go. Yeah, that's basic on how you can actually transfer Money from your bank account to we both again just a recap here You have two ways of doing it You can either transfer using a CH which takes about three to five business days Or you can do a wire transfer We takes about two business days, but comes with a fee between 25 and 75 dollars So you decide which one works for you or you can just open your account and then decide that you want to Transfer your stocks from let's say Robinhood or M1 finance or which other platform to webo That's another way that you can use to Funding your account. So let me know in the comment section guys. Which one did you do a CH or wire transfer? Let me know. I personally like a CH just because It's easy. I don't have to go to the bank. I can do that from the comfort of my house. I can authenticate myself I don't have to wait two days before Getting the micro deposit in the account. So I really do like that Again, if you're watching if you have already subscribed to my channel Just go ahead and give that thumbs up and hit that subscribe button because that tells YouTube that you actually enjoy the content And it helps the channel grow and as always guys stay motivated


All right What goes into naming a new ship One of the great things by being secretary of the Navy is you get to name new ships or for the Navy and There are various naming conventions for DDG's one of them is former Secretary's of the Navy and Polygnatious had such a distinguished career not only a secretary of the Navy, but also as assistant secretary of defense junior naval officer during World War two he served on a carrier he He's had leadership roles In service to America in a number of different ways and it was easy choice I think it's it will be one of the most distinguished names in the fleet and as I said this At the naming ceremony this ship will be in the fleet for decades And the name and the legacy of Polygnatious will be out there for that long and finally I think it shows his legacy by the fact that he That there were so many I think there were six former Secretary's of the Navy or acting Secretary's of the Navy Who came to this naming ceremony that shows the respect in which he is held by the people who've also held this job What is the significance of a naming ceremony? Well, it's to formally give the name to the ship The Ignatius is going to be built in Pascagoula, Mississippi The keel has not been laid yet. So now instead of it being DDG 117 It is pre-commissioning unit Ignatius Will have a sponsor for it And as the ship is built the name Ignatius will connect to that ship and the Family will connect to that ship. And so you'll have that long-term bond between the name and the namesake And what message would you give to the future crew of the Ignatius? Well, you're on one of the most important ships that the US Navy has DDG 51 It's flexible. It's a workhorse of the fleet able to do Simultaneously subsea surface air and ballistic missile defense and offense and We don't have a more critical or a more flexible platform than the DDG 51s It's also one of our most technologically advanced. So take good care of her And I know that our people our sailors our Marines are up to this task All right. Thank you, sir. Okay. Thank you, sir


So I'm here at the Denver Center. Thank you. It's my mom over there. No, it's not my mom. You give me a microphone and this is going to be a long night. We are here to spend some time with playwrights. These are tonight we're going to be reading from some of our work. Anybody who attended the conversation we had last night knows now that playwrights make the best actors and especially when they're reading their own work because we sit there and we listen to actors say it wrong and we quietly say to ourselves, if I were doing it, you would do it like this. So this is the one and only opportunity where playwrights have an opportunity to show you what it actually sounds like in our heads. We're going to start. I'm going to go first.  So I'm going to do this too because I get very nervous. So this is from my new play. It's called The Inheritance. The only thing you need to know about this scene is that the play is very loosely based on E.M. Forster's Howard's End. It's set in contemporary and what you need to know about this scene is that Toby and Eric have been together for about seven years and Toby is a playwright and Eric is a blogger. He's been in a five bedroom apartment on the Upper East Side that has been literally grandfathered to Eric that they are in controlled stealing. But they're about to lose the apartment because the owners of the building have caught on to their little scheme and Toby has just had a smash hit play in Chicago. Yeah. And it's going to Broadway and he feels like the director and the star have taken all the credit and he's not getting any credit for his own work and so he still has some things to prove. So they have to leave their home of seven years, this palatial apartment and they are looking for new apartments. So they're at home with their laptops looking at apartments. It starts with Eric so you can keep track of the back and the forward. Here's a nice place, but neighborhood. Puddle Hill. I don't want to live in Brooklyn. Everyone's moving there. Then there should be plenty of apartments in Manhattan to choose from. At least in Brooklyn we can find a place with space. I have a play opening on Broadway in the spring. I just sold the film rights. Why don't I just buy an apartment? Do you ever read the Times real estate section? My advances should be arriving any day now. And you have to live off of that until the show opens and even then you have to wait until it starts making money. It'll make money. And where do you think you can afford to buy it? With your credit, Toby, even if your show were a hit, the best we could possibly afford is somewhere in Brooklyn, somewhere far out in Brooklyn. Who are all these people buying houses and apartments then? Russians. Why don't we rent a place for a year and then if the show recoups we can look into buying something. I'm not leaving Manhattan. We can maybe afford a one bedroom in Midtown. I need more space than that. Which is why I'm looking in Brooklyn. What about Williamsburg? It's just a quick ride to the city. Yeah, when the trains are working. Park Slope? I'd test yoga. Well, there's always a story. No, there isn't. You have to work with me here. You just can't say no to every idea. Well, what about Los Angeles?   I can hate Los Angeles without being a cliche. Besides, my work is here. But my agent thinks I can work on a series if I wanted. Why don't you just stay in New York and start working on another play? No one actually works in theater anymore. It's television's waiting room. Oh, come on. This is my character speaking, not me.  Don't boo me this time. If you stay in New York and start working on another play, no one actually works in theater anymore. It's television's waiting room. Well, then who are all these people working in theater right now? Those who didn't get pilots this season. My character, okay? What if I went to Los Angeles and you stay here? Listen to me, Toby. I don't want to stay here. Yeah, we could be by coastal for a while. How would that save us money? We could each get tiny places? Are you being subtle right now? I don't know what you're talking about. Yes, you do. I promise I don't. Most people would take a moment to consider how difficult this transition might be for their partner. But not you, Toby. The second thing is to get a little challenging. You want to bolt for California. Just until rehearsal start, for seven years I have been carrying you financially. And now that you've got just a little bit of success, you don't have been carrying for me financially.  You couldn't even afford a studio in bed style without me. And instead, you've been living it up, rent free in this palatial apartment, and acting as if you belong here. Okay, first of all, it's hardly palatial. The kitchen hasn't been updated since the Carter administration. The refrigerator is harvest gold, for God's sake.  That's not true. You know I would never move to Los Angeles. You know I would never leave the city. I think you just want different things. Just be honest with me, please. Just tell me you want out. I know I need to know this if I'm doing this alone or not. I just think we're headed in two different directions.  Now that I don't have this apartment to offer you, now that success is in your grasp, now that you think you can take care of yourself, you don't need me anymore. Maybe even you think you can do better, but at least be honest and tell me that, Toby. I just want something new. Problem with that plan, Toby, is you'll be stuck with yourself no matter where you land next. Thank you. Did you sleep with Adam in Chicago? Adam's the lead in his play. Did you sleep with Adam in Chicago? No. Did you want to?  Who doesn't? I don't. Well, then there is something seriously wrong with you, Eric. He's gorgeous. There's more to people than beauty. Yeah, well, you would have to tell yourself that, wouldn't you? I didn't mean that. Actually, Toby, that's the first honest thing you've said this entire conversation. I suppose I should thank you. And since we are telling each other the truth, your play made me sick to my stomach. I actually threw up afterwards. You told me it was the oysters we ate at dinner. No, it was the play. You're insane.   We're moving Broadway in the spring. You're just jealous because of Tom's brilliant production. And because of Adam's heartbreaking performance. He's the heart and soul of that play. There would be no brilliant production or heartbreaking performance without my script. I am the heart and soul of the play. You have no heart or soul, Toby. You're all ambition and self-regard. Grown men wept at that play. Straight ones. Because you manufactured it to have that precise effect.  All storytelling is cynical calculation. Haven't you ever seen a Hitchcock film? You've gotten so good at spinning people you think you can spin me too.  Your book was a con job from start to finish and your play was even worse. Not without talent, of course. God forbid anyone should accuse you of that. But worse without integrity. You were so terrified of truly being known of even facing it yourself that you have spent a decade of your life constructing this narrative that has nothing to do with the truth. And now you even believe it yourself. Adam's character isn't you. You know that, right?  Which of course makes Adam the perfect actor for it because he's everything you've always wanted to be. I couldn't even look at you after I saw your play because all your self delusions were up there on that stage. So beautifully rendered by Tom and Adam. Neither of them having any idea that they're doing all the service of your sickness. And soon enough all of New York is going to see it and all your delusions will become that official story and you tell me that flesh and blood man who once had such promise that man who I met and was dazzled by and believed in will no longer exist. And all that will remain is your ambition and your ego and delusions and the only person who will know the truth is me. Which is why you need to get as far away from me as possible because I'm the only one who knows what a frog you are and more importantly what wasted eventually your life has become. And that's what you're too much of a coward to say. Well if you feel this way about me, if this is who you think I am and why have you stayed with me so long? Because I'm a coward too. That's it. Thanks. Okay now I'm like done. This is going to be an easy part of the work. It gets so much easier guys. First up is Lauren Yee. Lauren's play in the word is currently having a national new play network rolling world premiere beginning at Straw Duck Theatre Company in Chicago. Her play King of the Yeas has been read. It's several new play festivals across the country. Lauren is a member of the Mayi Theatre's writer lab and a playwright center core writer Lauren Yee. She'll tell me if I need it. Scene from my play King of the Yeas which is about me and my father and the only thing that you kind of need to know is that this scene is between two Asian American actors who are on break in a hallway kind of in between acting in this play. Scene, hallway. So while we're out here can I ask, ask what I don't get? What don't you get? It's a men's club? It's a men's club. For Chinese people named Yee. Right. Sorry what don't you get? I guess my question is why? Why you'd want a men's club? Why you'd want to save it? So in the future you can have an association of Yee men for some reason. I should have asked when we were rehearsing. Why didn't you? If I ask then I'm the one asking and I feel like she came in just expecting us to know. Just because we're Chinese. Actually I'm Korean. What? Now you're going to get me in trouble. For being Korean, King of the Yeas So? I had no idea the whole thing was going to be so Chinese centric. I figured they were just looking for general Asians.   Thank you. Hey I'm only three quarters Chinese. Really? My mother's mother was Irish. Oh now I can see it. It's like a part of me is oppressing the rest of myself. Could she tell you're not awful Asian? No. She can't tell. Even Asian people can't tell. I'm so relieved though. I didn't have to do my Chinese accent. Why? Mine is so bad. Most Asians have awful Asian accents. No. But mine was like we are Chinese. We are Chinese. We are Chinese. Chinese. Chinese. How was that? Was that Chinese?  No?  Down here Chinese. You're hitting more of the knees instead of the thigh. Chinese. Like you've been punched in the gut. Chinese. Chinese. Working in a rice paddy. Chinese.  No. Wait. There are Japanese bombs raining down on you. Chinese. And you can't see your conical hat and your eyes are really small. Chinese. So you have to lean forward to see but you're still running from the Japanese bombs. Chinese. The weight of your ancestors is on the lower part of your diaphragm. Chinese. And the expectations of your unborn ABC children are pressing down on the back of your throat. Chinese. But from the inside and you speak like there's a sorrow. Chinese. Buried so deeply inside of you. Here and here. Chinese. Flat in the yards. Chinese. Watch your tones. Chinese. Dim sum carts. Chinese. Lactose intolerance. Chinese. Chinese. Chinese. My voice teacher spent two years living in Shanghai. So she knows. They say what you have to do is imagine that you're a woman which for me is easy. And that someone is raping you and you want to scream. But you've just had plastic surgery so you can't move your face. Korean. You'll probably never need it anymore. Wow. Is Kim Powers Yes. Kim is a resident playwright at Los Angeles his multi-award winning brogue machine theater company where his premiere play One Night in Miami enjoyed a sold out four month Los Angeles run in 2013 and received four LA Drama Critics Circle Awards as well as four NAACP theater awards. He has since enjoyed a groundbreaking run at Baltimore Center Stage and a successful run here at the Denver Center. And it is currently in development for his first commercial run in London. Ladies and gentlemen. Ladies and gentlemen. Kim Powers Is it okay if I stand? I didn't expect you to just read my bio. Yeah I'm going to do a short scene from something new that I've been working on. It's called Little Black Shadows. It is a play about a family who lives on a cotton plantation in Georgia in the 1850s and they're on the process of trying to move to a sugar plantation in Louisiana. The characters are the mother, the father, their two twin 11 year old children and each of the twins has their own 11 year old child slave who sleeps under their bed at night and the slaves only communicate with each other when the kids are asleep. This scene is one where the father of the house is trying to teach his young son a lesson. I guess that's the best way to put it. We hear an uncharacteristic buzzing sound that starts off quietly then grows in volume until it becomes nearly deafening. As the light of day returns the stage is illuminated revealing a large wasp nest hanging from the ceiling outside the front door of the house. Father is staring up at it chewing on a blade of grass as he takes it in. Daniel 11 year old son is watching father and Colis Daniel's 11 year old slave stands behind watching Daniel. Father, you know what that is? Sir? That. Do you know what that is? A hornet's nest. Huh. So you're not dumber than a stump after all and what do you think of hornets? Huh? Oh so now you're deaf. I said what do you think of hornets?  Why? Because they're ornery. So are the dogs. Only when you mess with them hornets are ornery for no darn good reason. Oh there's a reason. Tell me Daniel, why are hornets important? They ain't important. Ain't they?  What? The hornet has a purpose. Like you, me, everyone. My purpose is to farm this land. Take care of my wife, raise my children.  And Colis's purpose is to look after you and these hornets. They've got a purpose as well. You wouldn't be sleeping that comfortable bed of yours and have that roof over your head if not for these here hornets. Daniel looks confused. The hornet kills the aphid. The hornet kills the hornworm. The hornet kills just about every damn kind of caterpillar that crawls, chews, and creeps. And what do all those things do, Daniel? Turn into butterflies?  In some turn into moths. And yes, and what?  That's right.  And the hornet kills all of them. But it isn't just that they kill them, it's how they kill them that's so important to understand. Father reaches into his pocket, pulls out some tobacco and rolling papers and begins to roll himself a cigarette as he speaks. You see, the hornet don't sting them or bite them till they die. No, the hornet flies up and stuns them. It paralyzes them. And then it lays its eggs inside of them while they're still living.  Was that a dream? Then it goes about its business like nothing ever happened. Something did happen, didn't it? Those eggs hatch, then the little baby hornet lovers start to eat critter alive from the inside. Till one day its skin falls off and it explodes. One second it's a healthy caterpillar and the next it's a bunch of little hornets out in the world looking for the next victims so they can deliver the same fate. Dad, that's awful. I think it's beautiful. Why would you think some animal getting its guts eaten while it's still alive is beautiful? Because to me it's a sign of what? God's justice. I don't understand. You see, the devil, he put the aphid, the horn worm and the caterpillar on the God-fearing man's land all load up in heaven. He created us in his image and he gave us the ability to tame the land, harvest the land and he even gave us the cursed children a ham to aid us in our mission so that we might be fruitful, so that we might bring him glory. But then the devil made these things, the aphid, the horn worm as a pestilence upon us to remind us that if we let down our guard for even a single moment that even the Lord's congresses cannot protect us from him. But then, see, I believe that God heard our pleas for help in battling back these insidious minions of the devil and so he gave us the hornet. Not just to aid us, but to do so in a way that showed the devil how horrible our Lord's justice could be. To put fear in the devil's heart when he even thinks about placing these burdens upon his children.  No, I will tear apart their insides, make them suffer until their very last breath, put tear in their hearts and by extension yours, by delivering a death that is as precognitive as it is inevitable, as painful as it is horrible, the worst kind of death, the Lord's branded death. So you see the hornet, if you think about it, ought to be revered. It's not a pest, it's not ornery, it's one of God's little winged angels. Still, you can't have all the angels up there stinging on visitors when they come inside the house. Get that nest down. Sir, get it down. Father pulls out a ladder and sets it against the wall. It's topped just under where the wasp nest hangs. The angry buzzing gets a little louder. Daniel stands there staring at Father. The Father's face betrays no emotions. He stares back at him. Reluctantly, Daniel turns to Colas, then points up to the wasp nest and makes a pulling gesture, signaling him to get it down. Colas' eyes go wide with fear, but he nonetheless slowly begins to make his way over to the ladder. No, I didn't say use your shadow. Colas, you stay right there. Yes, you get it down yourself, son. But how, sir? Father places the now-finished cigarette into his mouth. He strikes a match, lights it, and takes a long drag. He doesn't answer. Daniel, he's waiting. When Daniel realizes no answer is coming, he walks over to the ladder and begins to climb it. Father and Colas watch as he slowly ascends. Less than halfway to the top, he smacks at his arm and he's pulling the first time. Out. He continues ascending. Another sting makes him flail at his leg. Out. Now sobbing, Daniel finally reaches the top and stretches out his arm, pulled down the nest. The buzzing now rises to a roar as Daniel is beset by body and stinging wasps. He flails at his arms, legs, and back. In one final stretch, he yanks the nest from the ceiling and tosses it to the ground. Not a second later, still swatting at the stinging insects, he falls from the ladder. Master Daniel! His lunges towards the falling Daniel as the lights go dark. Thanks. 10 hours! Next up, can I just say for a second, we are like listening to plays that have never been done before, written for like, spoken by playwrights? That's amazing! Next up is Anne Garcia Romero. Her plays include Providence, which was seen at the Eugene O'Neill National Playwrights Conference. Paloma, which was a National Latino Playwriting Award runner-up. Earthquake Chica, National Latino Playwriting Award finalist. Mary Domingo, Goodman Theatre Commission. Mary Peabody in Cuba, National Latino Playwriting Award finalist. She teaches at the Department of Film, Television and Theatre at the University of Notre Dame. It's about two characters, Paloma and Ibrahim. They live in New York City. They're both NYU graduate students. They've been born and raised in New York City. This is the second scene of the play, and it takes place at NYU. Scene two, on the Essence of Love. September 22, 2003, early evening. Ibrahim and Paloma study in the New York University Library. They read to each other. Paloma, love, may God honor you, begins with riddles and ends in truth. Ibrahim, and because it is sublime, its subtle definition cannot be deciphered, Paloma, nor its essence could. Without generous determination, Ibrahim, we know that the essence of attraction or the separation between creating things arises from the affinity or repulsion between them. Paloma, therefore, love is a rebellious illness. Ibrahim, whose medicine exists within itself if we know how to treat it. Paloma, but it's a delicious illness, and an appetizing sickness. Those who don't have it curse their health, Ibrahim. Those who have it don't want to find it pure. They put down their books. Paloma. And so, apparently Ibn Hazm had it going on in 11th century Spain. Ibrahim, and so he wrote his treatise on love. Ring of the Dove in the original Arabic, Alhamama, in Spanish, El Coyar, Paloma, El Coyar. Ibrahim, El Coyar de la Paloma. Paloma, my name, Ibrahim Paloma. Paloma, aha, means dove. Then there's Flores, Ibrahim Paloma, Flores, Paloma, Flowers, Ibrahim, Floras de Paloma. Paloma, Flowers of the Dove, right here. That's what I'm talking about. You have the pronunciation, you speak. Ibrahim, un poco, no mucho. El Coyar de la Paloma, Paloma, Tawak al Hamama, Ring of the Dove, Ibrahim. So, why ring? Why dove? Paloma, well, Coyar means necklace or maybe neck ring, and Paloma means pigeon or dove. Ibrahim, both? I like dove better. Paloma, yeah. And so, Professor Gomez mentioned that the dove also represents the soul in the neoplateness philosophy that influenced even Hassan. Weren't you paying attention to his lecture? Ibrahim, I guess I was kind of distracted in class today. Okay, so the dove represents the soul and Paloma, and the ring of the dove refers to human kinds attempt to guide, i.e. put a ring around one's divine soul, i.e. dove. Ibrahim, great. What else do I miss? Paloma, well, after his friend wrote him a letter asking for romantic advice, even Hassan described rules, Ibrahim, on how to love. Paloma, kick-ass rules. Ibrahim, do they still apply? Paloma, I think they just might. Ibrahim, so are you suggesting we try to apply them? Paloma, is that a come-on? Ibrahim, too obvious. Paloma, kind of, Ibrahim, oh. Paloma, I mean it's not like I'm not into obvious come-ons, it's just in this context Ibrahim, yeah. Paloma, in the NYU library Ibrahim, in a study room. Paloma, in the afternoon Ibrahim, early evening, actually. Paloma, study session. Ibrahim, context, you're right. Paloma, not a bad context, just kind of Ibrahim, random. Paloma, unexpected. Ibrahim, not always a bad thing. Paloma, not always. Ibrahim, could kind of fit in with the study-partner thing. Paloma, huh? Ibrahim, partner, couple, study, learn. Just, you know, different context. Paloma, why are you even taking this course? Ibrahim, attraction to Paloma okay? Ibrahim, to this subject matter for my masters in Islamic studies. Paloma, because Ibrahim, so dig that period. And location in history in light of, you know, now. Paloma, you mean like all the residual anxiety and antagonism in the atmosphere hovering over our entire society? Ibrahim, oh, there is that. And you? Paloma, I need this course for my masters in world history. This one covers transnational themes, so yeah, ancient Muslim Spain. Ibrahim, Al-Andalus. Paloma, 800 years. Ibrahim, three religions. Paloma, Islam. Ibrahim, Christianity. Paloma, Judaism. La Convivencia. Ibrahim, co-existing peacefully. Right, exactly. I mean, yeah. And plus, there are definite benefits. Paloma, too. Ibrahim taking this course. Paloma, and they are. Ibrahim points to Paloma. Paloma, ah, Ibrahim. Yeah, Paloma, there is that. Next up, we have Rogelio Montines. Right, I told you I was surprised you didn't need to go around. The Lark Play Development Center announced that he was the inaugural recipient of the Lark Big Career Playwriting Fellowship. Yes. This award is from the New York City where his laboratory is designed to ensure economic stability for playwrights at transformative junctures in their careers. Thank you, Lark Play Development Center. For the Denver Center, he's writing a play about Reagan and Gorbachev, which will complete his Cold War trilogy, which includes Ping Pong and Born in East Berlin. Ladies and gentlemen, Rogelio Montines. Alright, so, oh, actually the light's pretty good here, so I might be able to read. So, this is the first scene of the play that I'm working on, on Reagan, which is very difficult to write about, because I have no clue what's going on inside his head. So, if I skip a page by mistake, it's okay. Then it's consistent with the tone of the play. So, hopefully at some point I'll drop these and then I'll be, you know, and then we'll find a structure. So, first scene, a light on a nurse in the void somewhere, there's a man in a wheelchair. His back is to us, he's Ronald Reagan, the nurse. He talks about writing out into the sunset. He used to hum me this one piece of music. I looked at all his movies, but can't find what he's referring to. This was when I first started working. I tried to talk to her once about this and she dismissed me. Then a few days later, she sat me down and then made it clear that I was not to correct them. So, there's this music, but there's this other sound he talks about almost always at the same time. Swish, swish, swish, swish. Really loud he explains. Can one really call it explaining? I suppose my job is to understand. So, explaining is as good a word as any. He says the sound is loud until, well, you're right there and then it doesn't sound as loud. These two things, well, someone once told me that what we do with our memories is to create some kind of story. That's why we remember things wrongly. It doesn't fit our story. This is what seems to be happening. He's trying to tell a story and even when memories don't match up, he just pulls them together. There are memories where he wasn't even there for them, but he pulls them into his story. Or even if it didn't happen, it becomes part of the story. A technician wearing a Reeboks and a sweatshirt walks by. A technician. We're ready whenever. And the technician's gone. An RCA 1930s mic nearby. There's a teletype. An assistant enters and hands the man in the wheelchair a piece of paper. The assistant has a non-matching shirt, pants. He sits next to Reagan. His information comes over the teletype. As the pages come, the assistant passes him to Reagan. The Cubs trail New York, 3-0. Willi McCrae is at the plate. Balled off two pitches. Hauser is getting up rave at first and he's a few steps from the bag. Throw to the first. Safe. Infield is in. This is Wilson's seventh pitch. Grace swings. Ball ball down the first base line. The teletype breaks down. The assistant panics. The two continue to look at one another, but then Reagan continues. Or you can see the frustration on Wilson's face. Whatever he's got, McCrae is falling off. Wilson just had a tough time with McCrae this whole game. The pitcher goes to the Rosenbag. He's trying to slow down the game. The assistant's panicking. He's trying to fix the machine. This teletype is clearly not working and Reagan is just making it up. It hasn't been an easy day. The young man has allowed three runs. The Yankees are not done with him. He can only slow down the game so long. Wilson goes to the mound, but now it's McCrae backing off. He cleans his cleats. And they usually like to keep things moving, the Yankees do. But now these two are just playing a whole new game. The teletype starts to work again. Reagan. Alright, here we go. McCrae swings. The ball goes right past the shortstop. Hauser comes around third. Kinsley in right. Field throws home. The play at the plate. Hauser slides save McCrae. Easily takes second. Yankees take a four point lead. The game seems to be picking up now with a second baseman. White at the plate. The teletype continues to bring the information in. In their light shift. The assistant is cleaning up. Reagan is putting on his coat. Assistant, how do you do it? What's that? You've never been to New York, but I was right there with you. Well, the machine there has the facts. The rest, well, there isn't anyone listening and watching the game at the same time. You mean there isn't anyone to say you're wrong. It's a technician from earlier walks by. Already when you are, Mr. President, a second assistant enters. May I take your coat? Reagan hesitates over his coat. Second assistant. And here's what you'll be saying. Reagan, what are these lines over here? Second assistant, you circled them. You wanted to put some emphasis and technician says sound check. Reagan tops the mic. It's no longer 1930s RCA, but something more advanced. It's the 80s. It works. Technician, ready? Reagan, you need me, technician. Just use whatever voice. I understand. Technician, okay, ready over here. Reagan says, my fellow Americans, I'm pleased to announce I've just signed legislation that will outlaw the Soviet Union forever. We begin bombing in five minutes. Reagan smiles. Everyone in the room laughs. People in the shadows. We've never seen before. Reagan says, how is that? Technician, good. Good to go. Three, two, green light comes up. Reagan says, my fellow Americans, I'm pleased to tell you that today I signed legislation that will allow student religious groups to begin enjoying a right they've too long been denied. The freedom to meet in public. High school students during non-high school hours just as other student groups are allowed to do. At that moment, Secretary of State George Schultz appears and several aides are taking notes. Schultz, Mr. President, Reagan, rest that voice. She insists she's right. Mr. President, go on. I need to urgently sit down. Good. Now come out with it, Schultz. The Soviets got their hands on the recording, Reagan. It was a sound check, Schultz. They got their hands on it, Reagan, who's responsible, Schultz. Well, that's an issue Casey's taken up, but there's a more pressing problem, Reagan. There's a mole, Schultz. Well, they could have picked it up from a van half a mile away. We didn't do a sweep of the neighborhood. Why not? It wasn't classified. It was the other thing during the sound check that got us Reagan. That has them all in a huff, Schultz. That has us all in a huff. Reagan's stomp, Schultz says. Mr. President, Japanese and U.S. intelligence spoke a coded message coming from Valdosta. The Soviets are on red alert. The order clears the way for Soviet military action against the United States. I'll flee the Soviet nuclear subs, and the coast are on full alert. The man is now on high alert. Several American naval bases in Alaska have been mobilized. They didn't find it funny. Reagan, did you get in touch with their embassy, Schultz? There's a problem. We scramble old signals out of their embassy. This makes it difficult for them to stay in touch with Moscow. It means they can't call home, Reagan. Don't scramble them, Schultz. It's not as easy as it sounds. Reagan, I can press a button in that suitcase there.  We can do all that, but we can't just let the Soviets call home. Schultz, you're suggesting, Reagan? I'm suggesting we get in touch with them now. Schultz, then we can't contain the story. And Aide says, elections are coming up soon. Reagan looks at the young Aide and says, I know that. I don't need to be reminded, Schultz. This won't be an easy one to control, Reagan. You're worried about elections. That makes sense to all of you. If we blow up the world, I will be a one-term president. So does that make it any more real, young man? Schultz motions for the Aide to go, but just as he starts, the second Aide comes in. Then, at that moment, there's a quick light change, and there's a press conference. Schultz, no comment. There's a French reporter. Is the president of the care of a trained psychologist? Schultz, is that a serious question? British reporter, his behavior is not the behavior of a man in charge of the world's greatest nuclear arsenal. Schultz, what is your question? It was not very funny. It could have. Schultz, what is your question? British reporter, the obsession with the destruction, Schultz says. Allow me to clear something up. The Soviet Union has a greater nuclear arsenal. Let's get the facts correct. Next question. British reporter, you didn't answer. Schultz, you didn't ask a question. Next. British reporter is Helen Thomas. Helen Thomas, he insists calling the Soviet Union the evil empire. He wishes it outlaw. Is it safe to assume this will be his platform for the coming election? Schultz, I have not spoken to him about such matters. Helen, is it safe to assume he will have a platform? Schultz, Helen, Helen, does he plan to run again? He is already the oldest. Schultz, Helen, you're the oldest person at the post. You're the oldest person in this room. You plan on quitting anytime soon. Helen, not as long as he's in office. Schultz, he's not catching in on the Social Security if that's what you're asking. Helen, many fear Social Security won't exist once he's done with it. Schultz, well, that's irrational. Helen, you're calling the American people. Helen, this might come as a surprise to you, but you're not the American people. Hi, Trump. In your times, the President has failed these last three years to meet face-to-face with the Soviet General. Is it safe to say the feeling is expressed in the recording matches intentions? Schultz, Mark, the President has looked for ways to reach out to all Soviet Secretary Generals, but keep in mind he's been in office three years and during this time the Soviet Union has had two leaders die almost within a year of one another. In other times, has he been in contact with their new leader, Schultz? There have been official exchanges made between Secretary General Shenenko and the President of America. So does the President intend to get Schultz? The better question, Mark, is whether Secretary General Shenenko plans to die anytime soon. Obviously, there's only so much the New York Times can know, but if you figure it out, be sure to let us know. Thank you. Richard Shankin. Yes! Is it of course a Pulitzer Prize-winning, Tony Ward-winning, Writers Guild Award-winning, two-time Emmy Award-nominated writer of staged television and film. His Tony Ward-winning play All the Way is currently running at the Denver Center's Stage Theater. He co-wrote the feature films The Quiet American, which is a gorgeous film. Hacksaw Ridge and television credits include All the Way, The Pacific, The Anthropatistry, and Spartacus, ladies and gentlemen, Robert Shankin. I'm not sure I've had quite enough Diet Coke for this, but... I thought I'd just take a page from last night and read the opening scene. This is for The Great Society, which is the sequel to All the Way. Spot up on LBJ's standing center stage. The witnesses enter, chanting All the Way with LBJ! All the Way with LBJ! The chant builds to a crescendo and cuts off. LBJ speaks directly to the audience. One year when he was feeling flush, my daddy took us all to the rodeo. Boiled peanuts. Big dill pickles the size of your fist and pink cotton candy for the kids. For the adults, Shiner Beer topped off with a tinware to homebrew from a pocket flask. There was rope tricks and clowns and barrel races and bronc busting, but the thing everybody came for, the thing everybody wanted to see was the bull riding. You could get up close in those days. And I stood right there by the gate my eyes as big as saucers as they led the biggest, ugliest, meanest looking bull I have ever seen in my life into the chute.  He shoved his one gloved hand under the rope around the bull and he worked it this way and that checked in his grip until he got it just right and the bull snorted once and every muscle on his body twitched. And the good old boy took a breath and he nodded at his friends and said, here we go. They released the gate and 2700 pounds of horns, hooves, and hate exploded into the arena twisting left and right, bucking up and down. Everybody gets thrown. Everybody.    So why would you do that? Why would anybody do that? Well there was this one moment in his short ride when I could see that good old boy's face and maybe it was a trick of the light and there was such a look of joy. Of triumph. Check your grip. Take a breath. Here we go. Blackout. Have you finished riding this play? Then leave and don't come back till you're done because we need to see this play. Next up is Regina Taylor I must say should be the next Martha in who's afraid of Virginia Woolf That's Robert Schenkin as George For those of you who witnessed the first scene last night it was electrifying. Who to hug and who is back. Regina Taylor is an accomplished actors playwright and director.  You could stop dot reset or stop reset. There you go. At the Goodman Theatre. Extending the storytelling beyond the theater stage to diverse communities by way of live events and internet portals. Regina Taylor's play Crowns continues to be one of the most performed musicals in the country and was produced at the Denver Center in 2005 which was also Kent Thompson's first year as artistic director. A story pairing. Ladies and gentlemen Regina Taylor. Thank you. This is a piece that was done before but I'm coming back at it as a musical so doing that I've been looking at the arias so there are three pieces I'd like to share with you. It's called McNallia. It was first done when it was first done as Obama became president and it's a take on the cherry orchard. I like coming back to it right now because we think we've come through certain things. We think we can close the door and walk away from a burning house and never return. The thing about that is at a certain point the roots pull us back and we're all bound together by the twisted naughty roots. Three characters. One is Lily the next is Carlotta and the other is Thomas. Thomas is the businessman who hasn't come back to the plantation where he was born for 20 years. That's the last one. This one just imagine me as Lily who is this white woman of a certain time. Trying to find freedom. Boys will be boys but a woman. A far farthest woman. This unburdened would you please. In the desert of Arabia you know I could never tan. I dyed my skin and hair with henna's made by a Tunisian holy man. I traveled to Marrakesh with the Bedouin. I dressed as a boy. A woman could never travel by herself alone. I called myself Abdul Haq. It means servant of the truth. Abdul could go wherever he wanted to do whatever he wanted and no one ever knew. Boys traveling with men through the desert are sometimes used as concubines. When I was still no one ever knew who I was, what I was. Every month your grandmother would send a girl all the way to Athens to pick up her cigarettes. Athens Georgia so that no one would recognize a maid from the forest household and every Tuesday afternoon your mother would sit with a short glass of bourbon and she would smoke three cigarettes and nurse that one drink for the hours before the children came back from school. I discovered this one day I had come home early. I saw her smoking and drinking and humming. Her face to the sun she never looked happier than on her Tuesday afternoons when she thought she was alone.  You know nothing about birthing no babies. I went in for that role. Didn't get it. That butterfly her stole it from me. I wanted to audition for a man. Had a Nick Daniels got it. He said I wasn't hefty enough. I was a skinny little something back then. Couldn't have been more than 90 pounds soaking wet.  I told Selznick that I was born to play that role. Why does Mammy have to be so fat? Why can't Mammy be a skinny colored woman? Oh he just laughed. Said he had a heart perfect for me. It was crawling on the floor. I swear to pee laughing so hard. Knew I had it. Knew that part was mine. That butterfly had fun. I'm not spreading no tales about it. Because everybody knew how she got that role. Not that I knew her first one, but everybody knew her personally. Knew. And that's all. This butterfly anyhow had when she won that damn Oscar and that could have been mine. After that I took my act on the road.   Been on the road since I was 6 years old. My mama and daddy both dared. Don't remember my name or real name or how old I am exactly, but I feel young. Some showbiz folk took me and traveled all over Kansas, Wyoming, Chicago, South America, Europe, that black thing. Got my boys together. Mendoza and the Jungle Kings. I was married to a Cuban with a wondering eye. That's how I got my next slit 1950.  She cut my throat. Then she stabbed out my husband's eye. The one I leave you. You better be sure to keep it on me. And he she didn't cut me too deep. Didn't lose. Just lost my taste for the road. What else could I do except how out as a man me? What else? Who else could I be in those days? Thomas, a black man, hasn't gone back to the plantation in 20 years. Been calling Lily Boris every day for the past week. Catch up a little on the phone but no time, no time to hear what I got to say. Times running out. Two more weeks that land will be sold. What's it to do with me? Who are they to me? Who owned my great grandma? Great, great grandpa. Who built that estate with their own hands? Those hands owned by Nathan Bedford Boris. Can't all that business. Nothing to do with me. All are dead and gone now. I'm the last of the coat line of forests. Every one of them are buried out there in the colored cemetery. Just below the river where I was baptized. All of them buried out there below the river out under them Magnolia trees. My mom. She died because she meowed. My father slapped me and I took my first breath and then my brother first born son paused, heart. It broke that day. Pa died on that day. It just took years for him to let them lay him in the ground.  Like what he said to me when they cut my brother's body down I said to me, it should have been you. It should have been you. You ain't worth the dirt you was born from. I walked away from that place the very next day and said I wasn't yesterday. Miss Lily called, asked me to come out there to meet her this morning. Hadn't been back in over 20 years. I get out of the car and I'm standing in the middle of this place that named me. I remember strong what I hated about it. Don't remember being so the smell and the earth so black. The servant's court is where I was born. A blue green shade worn down and the east meadow where my Pa drunk. He beat me good most nights. Same meadow he taught me to ride my first horse.  Some things we forget like they never happened. Other things harder to shake like your shadow. Our shadows with us to the day we die. I think our shadow lives way after we're gone. Like my father's shadow dragging me back. Like my father's voice. I feel the weight of his voice in my hands. Wrecked around my neck and it's strangling me before I can even help. I stand silent in this jar. I'm walking towards the house when who do I see? Blaning over the vegetable bed. A tall thin woman white as cotton. Blaming red hair. I could swear it was my grandma Monerba and then my Aunt Betsy, Uncle Biel, great Aunt Cliola, my own mother. She's there. They're all of them surrounding me. Their voices last like the leaves. They're falling from the branches like blossoms. Magnolia blossoms grown too heavy with their own scent, secrets and memories. All these ghosts I thought I left behind. Surrounding me as I'm walking towards the house. Knocking on the door of the house. I'm standing in the threshold trying to summon the courage to open my mouth to call out my own singing. And then I hear this sound voices rushing like I can't believe Miss Martha Forest is dead. Next up we have Andrew Inderacher. His play Colossal received a national renewed play network rolling premiere in 2014. Other plays include I Am Going to Change the World, Dirty, Kingsville and Suicide Incorporated, which premiered at the gift in 2010 and was subsequently produced off-Broadway at the Roundabout Theatre Company in New York. Andrew's play Colossal, featuring a dance company, a drumline and a fully padded football team, was the recent recipient of multiple awards from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. He is currently a writer on the Showtime series, Penny Dreadball. Andrew? Hey everyone, my name is Andrew. I just moved to Denver from Chicago and I just want to thank Doug for asking us out to follow Robert Schenkin and Regina Taylor. That's very nice. So let's just all collectively lower our expectations. Great, so Bret, you can stop hiding the wings and come on out. Bret Schneider is a magician and an actor based in Chicago and we've been collaborating on this project for about the past three years. It's a piece called The Magic Play and we're going to get to, can you just tell me what your setup is? Your setup? Great. We're just getting a small piece of it. It's a piece where Bret plays a magician who comes out to do a show and pretty quickly gets interrupted with the memory of a partner who's just left him that morning. So you'll suffer through my performance of that but essentially in the present tense there's a show going on, a magic show going on while simultaneously there are scenes from the past that are happening as well. So we're going to jump in kind of in the middle of the first act and hopefully it will make sense. Cool, thanks. Good? Cool. And it's not until a few months later that he does this brand new trick for me. Yeah, I really don't want to do that trick tonight. Yeah, I really don't care. See, that's the thing about memory.  Go ahead, show them. These people came to see some magic, son.  So go ahead. Show them the trick that broke my heart. So you can see I've got a nail in my pocket. No, no, do it right. With all the pretty pattern. All that carefully crafted language to make this feel more special than it actually is. Seduced them with lies. Ladies, gentlemen, you may remember earlier in my show I handed my volunteer a pocket knife and you may have even thought that that seems like an awfully dangerous way to open a box of cards. And of course that was the point. Of course I said be very careful, please, to conjure the image of something very sharp and very dangerous cutting someone's hand. And just to demonstrate that this nail is in fact brutally sharp. This is the first part of the trick. For the second part, you the audience will choose a single card and to get down to that card we need to eliminate some options. So right here in the first row if you could simply just shout out left or right. Left. Left very well we will eliminate the cards in my left hand. Let's see here. Right here in the first row you could simply say face down or face up. Face down very well I will dribble off the cards until you tell me when to stop. Leading me with one, two, three, four, five, six, seven cards. Thank you very much. And let's see over here. Tell me your name after all I'm the magician and I should be able to tell you. So just think of your name in your mind, repeat it over and over in your mind.  Now you say no. Daniel? No. Dan, it's not Dan yell is it? It is. Does that note? Does that mean anything to you? That's your girlfriend. We'll try to clear her out of your head for just one moment. Just think about your name. Do me a favor I have seven cards in my hand could you please name a number between one and seven? Three. Thank you Steve. Two, three. Leading me with the eight of clubs and Steve if you could hold on to the eight of clubs. Thank you very much. And the eight of clubs is the second part of the trick for the third and final parts I will need a volunteer so right here in the first you're not in already perfect. What is your name? Jennifer. Jennifer do you mind joining me on stage? Ladies, gentlemen and otherwise to find a round of applause. Thank you so much. Jennifer I'd like you to verify that this nail is in fact brutally sharp just please be careful. Brutally sharp. Do you have a standard brown paper bag? Yes. Brown paper bags and Jennifer inside each of these is a block of wood and no nail. Harmless. Not so harmless. Now many of you have seen different versions of this game. Sometimes it's done with three shells and a P sometimes on a stadium jumbotron. The rules are the same it's a hustling game.  Except in this version of the game Jennifer I not only want you to guess correctly I need you to be right. In a moment I'm going to spin these bags and I'm guessing a lot of them are going to lose track of this object but I'm trusting that you won't. Are you ready to begin? I'm ready. Maybe more than you trust yourself as a matter of fact. But I mentioned that my version of the game would be a little different so I don't want you to point to the bag that has the nail. I'd like you to point to one of the three bags that is safe. This one. Do not believe there is a nail in this bag. Is that correct? Correct. You fully understand the nature of the game. The stakes have raised considerably. My hands are if there's worthwhile about me it's all of my hands and yours. Because that's what trust is. When I was getting this piece ready for performance he came over to be my volunteer and after I smashed that first bag he was like there's no way there's a nail in one of those bags. There's no way swap it out or something. There's no nail. No. Can I see your hand? And then I ask Tim as I'll ask you Jennifer to please point to the bag. This one. And there's this moment of exhilaration immediately followed by... Well that's just proof. You'd never do that if there was actually a nail. I mean right? Of course there's a nail. To truly put ourselves in each other's hands you have to take a risk. It's going to be this lovely moment where I let him smash my hand down wherever he wants. Because I'm willing to risk getting hurt because I trust him. So that if there really is a nail we both get hurt. Jennifer could you please point to one more bag. Go for that one. You can change your mind if you'd like to. You like that one. Are you sure? You want to stick with this bag? Okay because when people go home tonight they're going to wonder what if she had changed your mind. Jennifer my trust in you was very well known. Jennifer just to verify can you make sure this nail is still in fact? Brutally sharp. And Jennifer as you can see there's a playing card on this nail, a card that's been there this entire time. That card was actually a prediction. Because Steve, right? I'm sorry I had Maurice in my head for some weird reason. Steve you're holding onto a card? A card that the audience arrived at through a series of decisions left to right face up or face down. One through seven you said three leaving us with what card do you have in your hand? The eight of clubs. Jennifer if you could please remove this card from the nail. What card are you holding in your hand? The eight of clubs. The eight of clubs. That is your card. A round of applause for Jennifer. And of course after I do the trick he's just staying there. Staring at me. And of course I think it's because it was so impressive like he's literally spelled down to silence. It's not bad, right? That's straight up insane. Thank you. No, that you would that you take something so meaningful and turn it into a pattern for a cheap trick. It's not a cheap trick.  What's the line? The only way we're putting ourselves. The only way we're really putting ourselves into each other's hands if we truly take a risk. Yeah, do you not? You didn't take a risk. Am I wrong? That depends on how you define risk. Okay. When I jump off the diving board and throw my head six inches from spinal injury that's risk. But I know you. And there's no way you do that trick if you hadn't already swapped out the nail or if I had absolutely no choice at all or both.  That's it. That's all we got. This was a match set so I want to introduce you to Brett Schneider. Where's Brett? Brett has been performing master professionally for over 15 years as a member of the world famous Magic Castle in Hollywood, California. His work has received numerous awards and citations including San Francisco State's Magician of the Year and he was a finalist in the World Magic Seminar held in Las Vegas. He has performed in Andrew's The Magic Play at the Goodman Theater's New Stages in 2014. I think that and all of our writers deserve a hearty round of applause. Thank you all so much for being here. Can I get all the playwrights together for a picture? Do we need the audience for that? No, we don't need the audience for that. Good night. Thank you all.


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Yeah eight to ten a day when we filmed and so we'll come out of something that may have just been deeply depressing or furiously invigorating and it's literally we hit cut three seconds for thumbnail record the next reaction so you we try which so the last thing we saw was great it was so good hopefully we'll see i i love the olympics but i gotta say this is the first time in my entire life i've been like great no fans no sex well what's the point cardboard bed great if you don't know what he's talking about you haven't been keeping up with the news you know who's knows gonna get the gold medal this year the countries that don't have sex those are the ones that are gonna get the gold medals because all the other ones are going to be completely deflated away to go pure agui yeah i don't know it was a mixture of poland and uruguay they don't have sex in pure agui yeah that's it because they're pure yeah that's it you get it okay anyway this is an olympic thing india's most uh india metal favorites so this is going to go over like all the indians that are the athletes yeah the favorites sweet because i wanted to know obviously we know like the popular ones we got this is Simone of course the goat the dude the chick is might be the best athlete on the planet right now if you've never i saw a video she's insane you've got to see a video from like farther back not the coverage they give no cameras how high she gets it's shock she's marvel superhero freaky strong she gets she gets like because she's four foot seven or something right but she gets like 10 or 11 feet in the air she's already the goat in terms of floor gymnastics and yeah things like that but anyways this goes out because i want to know who like india olympics if they're not going to be canceled uh um that that from india that we should uh that we should yeah be watchful is what i'm saying who they are i think they're sending india sending a it says right here india's sending 119 sportsmen awesome uh so i don't know what percentage that is i feel so bad for the athletes that have trained for this for so long who aren't going to have any fans or have sex that too i mean it's just the worst really here we go this is how much india has changed as a sporting nation we've gone from hoping for medals as olympics to now when we're hoping there are no big upsets against our medal favorites as india's 119 strong sporting contingent for the tokyo olympics features at least 10 players who are in the top three of the world awesome awesome india is going to be competing for 85 medals at the tokyo olympics and well just qualifying for these games is indeed a huge huge remarkable um achievement for a few athletes like bhavani deni who's become the first ever indian sensor to qualify for an olympic games of of who are missers who became the first i like frenching i i love equestrian events i love frenching too young on itha kuman and who became the first indian female sailor wow that's awesome qualified for an olympics officer juprakash who became the first ever indian swimmer to automatically oh that's great for an olympic game i love the expectation arriving on our indian contingent expectation based also on hope but also on solid while ranking and recent form wait the pika back to pika is a great and we better to start off before we talk about recent formed and dc kakumari the archer who kept off her tokyo olympics preparations with three gold medals india is well up in paris this june a performance that actually saw her reclaim her world number one crown for the first time since 2012 along with her husband atanuga she also makes a formidable that's awesome in paris as well don't come at that couple oh hell yeah mirabai chano is a former world champion in the 49 kg weightlifting category she goes into the tokyo olympics as the world number three she also was a very favorite at the real olympics she also has some demons to vanquish after failing to register a clean clean and jug score at the real olympics of course one may ask if she's recovered from the iranians are strong on the female side as they are on the male world record because the iranians dominate the outside is as good as mine on that her performance in the snatch event though is what tends to bring her average score down so that is something mirabai of course will be watching out for she's of course one will be competing on the first medal category for india at the tokyo olympics on 24th july is when she starts at work i've heard about him he's supposed to be like the world's best javelin next is nita chopra perhaps india's biggest hope for a medal in track and field at the tokyo olympics nita in fact broke into the scene right before the real olympics his throw of 86.48 meters at the under 20 world championships right before the tokyo olympics in fact was good enough to have won him a bronze uh i had the real olympics unfortunately he couldn't compete with the cut off a deadline for competition and qualification had passed but well five years later the army man is all ready to compete at the highest stage once again how ready is he do you ask well his personal best throw was registered this year 88.07 it's not uh among the top three of uh this season in fact it's the fourth place throw of the season but needed the ability to perform at the highest stage and i don't know off the top of my head definitely makes him a big big medal prospect and then of course there are the shooters the wrestlers and the boxers always always lot riding on these three contingency three teams every time india travels for a big continental event or a coffee olympic that's insane that's like going from home plate at the stadium almost of a fence right now in fact there are four men and five women shooters who are in the top three of their world rankings at the moment but a young squad has been picked this time around but among them the biggest medal hope of course is this young man this young man being just a 19 year old so the chaudry is so much of a favorite for a medal and in fact the only indian this is in time magazine uh target eight at the watch of four at the tokyo olympics list he won seven world cup gold medals that have the circle and hit the circle and hit the medal in 2018 was india's youngest asian game gold medalist when he won a gold at the age of 16 and in fact sorrow is also not the world number one in his event it's in fact another indian abhishek barma who leads the rankings in the 10 meter air pistol event with sorrow battery placed second at the moment but if you were to ask for an honest opinion sorrow best chance for a gold medal if tokyo probably will come in the mixing event where he partners with yet another 19 year old manu bhakar the two together in fact have won four world cup gold already including one which is at this year two more indian men a 10 meter air rifle shooter divyansh vaseek panwal and 15 meter rifle three positions shooter ashwarya prathap Singh ranked number two in the tokyo rankings at the mobile divyansh in fact is a medal prospect in the mixed event along with women's 10 meter air rifle world number one elavanel valari one in fact there are such riches in the indian shooting our team that 25 meter air pistol shooter chikia the who actually book the quota place for india in the event for the tokyo olympics and one of the world cup gold earlier this year has not been selected to represent india i think i guess instead it's a run it's hard to beat america true no i don't know how america is in the olympics currently i'm number one in terms of police shooting manu's third event at the tokyo olympics will be the 10 meter air pistol where she and your chef will be this one are the one number two and one yes wrestling next up we'll talk about the wrestlers they're always the one of my favorites to watch also has a lot of demons to watch after the injury at the real olympics she's the top four she's of course the top seed in her category and it's of course of course a big big man favorite at the tokyo olympics and also three hundred men who have been seated at the tokyo olympics there's a bhajran ponia and deepak ponia both of them are seated second while ravi kumar is seated fourth in his category a little bit of a concern regarding bhajran ponia sitting he injured himself about three weeks back he's of course always a favorite no matter where he competes so it just remains to be seen where his injury or his recovery is placed right now and then you know we'll see what we'll see what if we do end up seeing here in the morning before that i must talk about the boxer awful love this too this is where they india are sending a record nine boxes to the tokyo olympics this time around and of course leading the contingent at the opening ceremony and very godly way and the charge is going to be mc mary kong mary is of course qualified for the second olympics after sailing to kong nothing like priyanka looks absolutely nothing like priyanka as well she is not seated this time around but there's of course no denying mary when she's in the form that she always takes to the ring um our pangals is the world number one and the top seed uh among the indians competing in tokyo uh he of course is always a favorite he won world medals at the 2018 asian games the 2019 asian championships and also in 2019 he won a silver at the world championships because of course a lot of riding on his shoulders as well lots of expectations from all of india's athletes 119 of them are going to be competing for 85 medals this time around and of course i can't end this video without mentioning being single not in the top three of the ranking doesn't totally make the cut for this video but pv cindu always always the champion always the favorite he's six feet even if single the badminton this time she's uh the silver medalist from the real olympics the gold medalist carolina mary of course is not really competing she's pulled out due to an injury so let's see uh where fate takes her fate and of course uh all color or strength and or form takes pv cindu and all the other athletes um keep uh following all the videos on the queen and they get you more and more updates uh from the tokyo olympics we are truthful and afraid of independence it's not about the video i guess why was prionca cast as maric com because because it's prionca you're gonna get people come see the film but she looks like she's from like us oh yeah they're very very different looking in terms of they're even what i agree with you but it's because you're gonna get more people to see the film because it's just prionca i am yeah but i i'm on this i have to make it look like the first that oh especially yeah as often as you can from a less represented part of india yeah but if you don't have anybody that can act and you don't have anybody that has a box office draw prionca's not a bad choice if you're gonna choose somebody oh i'm not saying she's a bad actor now well obviously no i agree she looks like her it's like it would be it's like let me think of something comparable where they cast somebody in a role and it's like they didn't even come remotely close to looking like the person they're portraying in real life hamilton looks nothing like your watch it's very very true i mean it's offensive isn't it lin what were you thinking anyways um how i because obviously this is the my guess we were around for this is the first first around for the winter one i think we i think the winter olympics had they had just finished it was 2018 okay yeah because it's every four years they used to do the olympics winter and summer at the exact same time every four years and then they changed it so that it could be split every two there's still four per season but we get them every two so the last olympic games were winter games in 2020 the last summer games were in brazil four years ago so no we we had uh yeah so i mean i've never was 2018 i've never paid attention to how india does in the olympics so i don't know so you guys can tell us how how well they well i do i do know they haven't been a name like in the summer olympics because of the most popular events here in the united states and our the people that are expected to do well the two biggest summer events for us are always going to be swimming in gymnastics that's just what it's always been because it's yeah felps and you know and it's always been you know in gymnastics it's always between the us china and russia and obviously romania had a long season of successes but in these other events i've always loved to watch everything yeah if it's if it's on and it's an olympic event i want to watch it and i some of the the lesser watch them like i love all of the weightlifting events i love wrestling for some reason doesn't get watched as much i love watching wrestling i love watching boxing but i too agree i like the consistent countries that we've competed with tend to be our enemies it's like well so it's like we know about the chinese athletes and the russian athletes but not our friends yeah yeah yeah that's uh that's america uh but that that's why these games are popular because countries use them to kind of like we're better than you could kind of build up support right because it's not really about the countries it's about these athletes and the sport we make it about the country yeah you know it's it's really about this person regards to where they're from they're extremely talented that's just one thing i've never understood i'm like why why does why do we care what country they're from right i don't like i don't get that part of it i'm like this athlete's great regardless of where they're from i don't read you know there have been times i've rooted i i i don't care i i want to find i'm with you it's like i want to see who's the best athlete and the best athlete should win if if if an american athlete isn't as good as any other country's athlete they shouldn't win their gold medal the best athlete should win it yeah i've just never understood linking the the country to the player in terms of i i'm just rooting for the united states right no matter what no it's not you're not patriotic if you do that you're no more patriotic as me as a falcons fan i'll tell you there's many times i've seen uh competitions where an american's been involved in it but there was a country and they did a story on the athlete and they're the underdog and i'm rooting for them yeah absolutely yeah anyways let us know uh what what athletes we should be looking out for some of these if there's something that they missed missed yeah uh let us know uh down below


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we are going to discuss the following question and the question says that given a is equal to 3 into x plus 1 is less than 4x minus 1 where x belongs to the set of integers and b equal to 5x minus 3 less than equal to 9 minus x where x belongs to the set of integers then find the elements of a intersection b. Here a is equal to 3 into x plus 1 less than 4x minus 1 where x belongs to the set of integers so consider 3 into x plus 1 less than 4x minus 1. This implies 3x plus 3 is less than 4x minus 1. As adding or subtracting any positive number on both sides of the equation will not change the equation so subtract 3x and add 1 on both sides of the equation we obtain 3x plus 3 minus 3x plus 1 is less than 4x minus 1 minus 3x plus 1. This implies 4 is less than x as 3x minus 3x is 0 and 3 plus 1 is 4 and 4x minus 3x is x minus 1 plus 1 is 0. So a is equal to all those x such that 4 is less than x where x belongs to the set of integers. Therefore the solution set of a is equal to 5, 6, 7, 8 and so on. First we shall graph the solution set of a on the number line. First mark all the points 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on and minus 1, minus 2, minus 3, minus 4 and so on on the number line at equal distances. Now as 4 is strictly less than x so mark 4 by an open dot. Now shade the number line on the right of 4. So here the open dot on 4 shows that 4 is not included in the solution set and the shaded portion shows the solution set of a. Now b is equal to 5x minus 3 less than equal to 9 minus x where x belongs to the set of integers. Consider the in equation 5x minus 3 less than equal to 9 minus x. Now add x and 3 on both sides of the in equation as adding or subtracting any positive number to the in equation will not change the in equation.  So now 5x plus x is 6x and minus 3 plus 3 is 0. So 6x is less than equal to 9 plus 3 is 12 and minus x plus x is 0. So we get 6x is less than equal to 12. This implies x is less than equal to 12 upon 6 which is equal to 2 on dividing both sides by 6. So the solution set of b is equal to x less than equal to 2 where x belongs to the set of integers. Now let us graph the solution set of b on the number line. So draw a number line and mark all points 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on minus 1, minus 2, minus 3, minus 4 and so on on the number line at equal distances. As x is less than equal to 2 therefore mark 2 with a closed dot which shows that 2 is included in the solution set. Now shade the number line on the left of 2. This shows the graph of b on the number line. Now looking at the graph of a again it shows all points on the right of 4 that is greater than 4. And the graph of b shows all points on the left of 2 that is less than equal to 2. So we can see that there are no elements common in the solution set of a and b. This implies that a intersection b is empty. So there are no elements in the solution set of a intersection b. A intersection b is empty which is our answer. This completes our session. Hope you enjoyed the session.


starting my new company knee what's happening to freedom nothing I'm starting my new company in the zero-tax jurisdiction of Dubai today I mailed my first payment to begin the whole process we will document everything and teach you how to do the same if you feel a little help in general if you pay more than $40,000 a year in taxes you will save potentially tens of thousands of dollars a year by doing what I'm going to do my company will be called the George show yes seriously the George show why because it's my brand on youtube this will be my youtube company to handle all of my youtube revenue because we want to create the exact model all of you youtubers can use to help reduce your taxes for all of your youtube revenue note one of the requirements will be you'll need to leave your home country for more than six months of the year probably and you can of course live in Dubai and what we plan to do is create the freedom experience where you can come live and work in Dubai with all of 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