What's going on guys got a Kyle and sprinkles here late in sports cards, and we are rip in 22 23 mosaic basketball six box number five Pick your team stop got Adam W heat Amar has the Raptors Bernard H has Lakers Bogey a B has the Suns Bradley are mavericks or magic and blazers And spurs Chiakai has the nuggets Chris a with the Bucks Corrie a with the jazz Darren L with the Kings Eddie P has the Knicks got Eric W with the Sixers Felix with the Nets Hornets on Frank C has the Thunder George s has the Cavs Glenn has the Bulls we got Jeremy C with the Clippers Justin C wizards Um, Liz C has the T-wills Mike you with the Grizzlies Paul B. Has Celtics rich H rockets Robert s mavericks Rory C pelicans set L with the Pacers Steven L with the Pistons Thomas C warriors and Somao with the Hawks Alrighty good luck here guys This is case or a half case number five pick your team stop sake release day In fun so far Got elite Don Russ football coming after this guy's some release day of that as well It's like Don got a spot in the Don Russ. Thank you, sir And guys still find a go on the next mosaic last half case of the morning here Have some random team styles with Sam later mosaic Highland red of cow kuzma curry and tray Ice tray It's getting cold in here boy ice tray It's a good nickname, but Kind of got to be icy, you know He's a little bit. He's a little bit. There's a mosaic Reggie red of James Harden Kessler introductions and a Garland Silver rookie is Andrew Nim hard purple the 99 Clarkson Steph and a jaw moments montage Jalen Williams, Jivari Silver scary Terry and pink Tyler here at 0149 intro ban Cairo Kauai on the Stairmasters mosaic mosaic Zaire. We got a red chat home bird Not numbered chat nice red there Brad be all breakaway and Kyrie. Yeah, that was a world be flat was all Brad back in the day Here's a mosaic Russ red Grant Williams Brad had a lot of little sticks that are stuck with me His weren't like Sam's he wasn't know he wasn't trying to get reactions out of people but sometimes they did It's a Avery Johnson on the collage mosaic spurs there Avery Johnson Clay Thompson mosaic silver got a LeBron blue to 199 and razzle dazzle ice tray And a breakaway Jalen Green you tweet that next one. Yeah, your chance to say like lasts half case of the day Keegan Murray Those last few so There's another stained glass coming Tyrese Martin rookie James Weisman number 299 It's this way stained glass It is Jalen Williams for the thunder. There you go. There we go Frank Didn't have the last one. We got you this one. Oh back to back on the j-dubs very nice one there and a j-dub introduction Sick hit there Frank Nice j-dub on these stained glass. Those are sick looking man. Really like those Congrats congrats Back to back j-dubs on those Got a red trait man Shea and Jop. Ooh another glitter Wonder what these glitters are number two. It's definitely shorter printed another glitter FBV silver And glitter is Jabari Smith Junior on the rookie for the Rockets Got no idea on this one equal Magnus Jabari Smith on the glitter I believe it's pretty short print and always seem to so far. I would think yeah nice one there Rockets Jabari Smith third pick in the draft on the glitter parallel Not numbered but a sick-looking parallel. I like how it's a kind of his outline as well like everything but him pretty nice Like those new glitters Ready guys now. We got box two. I got you Frank. I got you, sir Anytime I'm an appreciate you buying in today Anytime my friend box two mosaic klaxon red Sidney Bay Atari e-sin and j-dub Yeah, I like those those glitters. I don't know how uh, how short print or anything they are They're not numbered, but like I said, we've only seen two so far. It can't be too too common Got a pretty decent sample size Austin Reeves and a red Brad Biel Austin Reeves Palos teammate on Team USA Silver Kenyan Martin got a Blake Wesley purple than 99 spurs rookie Keegan Murray breakthrough and a montage Jabari Mosaic Cam Thomas red mosaic Palo nice one there magic not numbered nice red though Palo montage behind it and notoriety been the bucket and somebody called spectrum and tell him figured out Trying to watch some tennis saying I'm trying to watch me u.s. Open trying to watch some uh, Whatever else maybe on silver of a Ken Lofton It's all figured out. There's a Jalen McDaniels picked a 149 stair masters and a stair masters 80 Yeah, that's what I'm saying Chris. It's what I'm saying. We've seen at least four or five Same glass so far in three cases.  Oh, this one is current Quentin Grimes on the collage mosaic auto Quentin Grimes nicks Silver of Booker. We got a blue Jabari Smith nice one there to 199 Rockets doing well And a storm chasers LeBron Sick looking card there a bodgy introductions Silver Abdiah got red Brad Biel notoriety and a J. Dubb Hey, thank you mark taking a spot shade and sharp rookie base Long days Williams got a red Reggie Bullock Stair masters Tyrese and a Hemi Hemi Butler Mark taking a P whites or a random team spot for later So got four to go on this next one guys break it next That's half case of the day for PYT got Nets Hornets Nets Hornets Raptors and Nuggets left teams are on sale guys all four of those on sale check them out Let's get this last one going here box three This is a PYT case number five mosaic Suggs got red Cam Reddish LeBron Sab you still watching there's a Chet rookie Mosaic Deontay and red Jamal yesterday Donnie said something like a He's like oh, it's like it was a play on a TV and I looked up over there He's like whoa nice pick or something. I looked up There is nothing on the wall right there just staring at a wall Silver AJ Griffin Pink Devon Booker For these Suns number to 149 And notoriety LeBron. What's for dinner Sab? Got that new grill man. What's for dinner? Gotta break it open. It's Jaden Ivy rookie Silver Jason Tatum and purple the 99 valentunis Jonas Hardy introductions and a montage PG GG That guy's still four to go four to go on the next one Nets Hornets Raptors and nugs mosaic Moody and red Norm Powell Been Matherin, I gotta scoop the grill. What is this? I gotta do it chocolate if I guess Mosaic Halley Kobe white red. I was wondering why you guys are putting it together at this at your warehouse I saw mark put it together. I was like wait a minute. Um, you can't fit that in your car I was wondering why you guys are doing that you wait for me. I see I See how it is So you offset or assume so so Han got a mosaic chat you left before I did this morning got Chris Paul blue 199 swagger Paolo Mosaic and a breakaway. Um, John, I Could probably scoop it I'm going that way marks there. I can grab it auto. It's gonna be blue auto rookie candy Chandler for the Grizzlies to Chandler Brad Beal silver got a blue hero and overdrive of so Han Lebron montage Paolo base Paolo bank a row. There's a check home. Good red play that song Play that song Paolo bank a rope It's definitely not the song but it's now the song now it is so we're to sumu read a Kogi Matthew and rookie and a tatum Dylan's boy Box for oh boy afternoon That maybe Sam I probably get there by 430. I'm scheduled so for and I'm behind so I don't know if I'm gonna make it to 430 Probably won't J. Nibby. We got scheduled all the way till 4 today. So probably won't make that mosaic Goodwin and purple is Dalen Terry to 190 or 149 goals And notoriety jaw Go nose. Let's go Connor. Let's go. Welcome to Orlando You'll fit right in with that kind of talk fit right in What's up Connor? How you doing silver FVV got a red Claxton notoriety and ace storm chasers Steph Chasing the splash. Yeah, take it on take it on Monday. I got a meeting here, but um Jeremy so on I'm only I'm only coming for the meeting on Monday Mosaic of Don Mitchell. So take it on Monday Vince Williams red. I'll trade with you He's got the mirror on That SS Rome and taking that thing taking that thing down the highway Go the long way little joy ride to go the long way Got Otto this one is for the heat. It's gonna be Nicola Jovic on the rookie Otto nice one there heat Rookie Otto Nicola Jovic the young man for the heat only the only 20 Levine got pink to 149 at Schroeder LeBron and a stair masters of Garland I don't care you take it on Monday anyway, I don't care if you don't work Got a red Jaylen Suggs not numbered and a swagger Yannis Swagger Yeah, I think that is the plan Chris. I think there is gonna be a drafter in that or after that We are all gonna be in the same spot blue Jaylen Brown Got stair masters and mosaic montage of shake Yeah, I think Sam's talking about that. Uh, they were trying to do the draft on the meeting I think somebody can't calm down either more you do either Monday or Tuesday for sure. Yeah Mosaic Kade got a red Rob Williams time Lord Jayden IV insert what we top in blue How's the flight Connery flat of a was it Hartford? I flew into last time Kessler introductions. Oh last time I threw into the guard. I'll guard. Yeah, that was not a good idea Before that I flew into Hartford. I think it's a chat rookie Mosaic Simmons red Grayson Allen Ivy and giddy number 1099 montage thunder Yeti mosaic Kominga red Claxton Notariety Yannis Ready guys two more two more Let's check on the next one here. It's like two to go guys two to go on the next one Or three to go three to go three to go still there's Anthony Well, I saw Nets Nets Hornets pelicans writing guys box five Some of this chrome dust out here. I keep it away from Dylan My boy sprinkle sneezing guys just three to go on the next one Nets Hornets pelicans Mosaic a coral red mosaic cat Levine Keegan Murray insert Three to go on the next one last half case PYT of the day. We'll have more random styles with Sam later Last PYT of the day those second half of this case. It's a J. Dubb rookie Mosaic Heald and red Jared Vanderbilt Jaden Ivy insert purple is a 99 Kobe white Notariety of Ivy and a montage I Thought about doing the giddy there Sam's giddy. I thought about it. I really didn't Control myself I'll control much Anthony probably like it get a little getting giddy action going David Roddy Silver He had a jammy so on there to one 49 nice one spurs on the rookie pink And a stair masters Luca. There's a Keegan Murray rookie base mosaic holiday and Melton red introductions of Chet You guys think Chet has a chance to win the rookie of the year this year. I know it's him and Him and Victor are the the main favorites Go scoot. Yeah, scoot's gonna have a chance man. I think they might get I met ship dame here at some point this season, too That could definitely infect it Reggie Bullock red probably not brain and Miller, but um Just because the teams don't really have like the they're like the top guys. Yep You like scoot to Frank Yeah, I think he's got a good chance for sure. I like that idea. There's a palo mosaic rookie and Kelly Ubre is gonna be our white number to 25 Hornets You think Chet wins it Chris? You are also a Thunder fan 25 Kelly Ubre and Razzle Dazzle of Jaylen Green And Lori marketing these stair masters base. It's a Jabari base Walker Kessler base Red Levine Stair masters Pellies and LeBron Scoots the dark horse. I don't hate that. I don't hate that man Better chance for some stats like assists or rebounds points all that. I could see it We got auto for the Hornets. It's gonna be mugsie bogues on the pictograph Mugsie shortest player ever the guy from Space Jam. Yeah, mugsie bogues On the Hornets there nice pictograph saw to be hair silver and blue bones Nishon bones overdrive of Trey and Keegan Murray montage Keontae George. He is solid. He was the out of Baylor, right? He's really good and greasy Keontae George There's a rookie Ben Matherin Silver Jaylen Green we got a red Jordan Nora Erin Fox. I think Anthony Black could have a good season for the magic too. That's just me talking magic though He takes over a lot of the ball handling. I think he could have some good stats this year. Kid can pass Big guy 226 and 2. That's not bad summer league. Yeah, Keontae was solid. That's not bad at all.  Yeah, it's a mosaic Malachi Brannum purple the 99 shingun Introductions Griffin and a mosaic will be flat Yeah, great Richard All right guys still three to go still three to go Hornets Nets and Palakins breaks next. Good luck box six here. Yep box six Number five on the break hold on the veteran auto. It's Jaylen Green a nice one there Rockets This kid is a bucket that is nine of ten on the Jaylen Green Gold Auto sick one there Rockets Very nice Jaylen Green can mag this one for in the Gold Auto Second year Jaylen Green Silver is dead witty got a pink to one ninety or 149 window more rookie Chris Paul and been the bucket montage Been some nice color today, man. We've seen some goals. I'm trying to see a black one of one here before we finish though One more half case after this. Yeah, Rockets having a nice break. Yeah, Rockets having a nice break That's a barry red Devonte Grant Dame Lillard and overdrive is LeBron. That's another glitter another glitter So we're brought in and it is Keras Lover on the glitter for Cleveland Cavs on the Keras Paolo notoriety rookie and razzle dazzle is Jason Tatum Little razzle dazzle. Yeah, Keras was a beast with the Nets, man didn't really have the same opportunity last year with the Thunder just because they are the Cavs because they have so much weapons Luca and red Josh Hart One of my favorite kind of underrated players in the league is Jeremy Grant for the Blazers. He is a stun He knows how to play. I mean the rat or the Blazers didn't underrate and they just gave me 80 million dollars But I think a lot of people underrate him Rookie Keegan Murray got a mosaic bridges and red eight.  They gave a they gave Jeremy Grant What was it four years 80? It's a pretty it's pretty hefty contract. There's a Ben Mathern rookie Silver Gary Trent and world be flat to 199 blue Trey young breakaway two packs left Alvin Close this out my man. Thank you Alvin Appreciate you sir. Mr. Poisson grabbing a tiered random for later. Thank you Anthony Robert grabbing some spots in Donress and Todd grabbing some cosmic Appreciate you guys get the last half case going right after this. Thank you Alvin See what we got. Let's hit you something nice. We have one-on-one here. I think we're due Say rookie J Dub and a rookie Jabari Kellen Johnson Marvin Bagley and this is Kate number dots a 25. It's whites on the breakaway I thought that looked strange nice one there pistons Kate Cunningham to 25 on the white breakaway That's a cyclical insert as well And last pack here guys mosaic Okogy got red Devonte Graham Lamello and Keegan Murray montage Well ready there guys that'll do it for number five here Mosaic six box do a quick hip recap and we'll get going on to six It is filled up got a glitter of Levert We had razzle dazzle Tatum and Jaylen Green and Trey young razzle dazzle the 25 Kate Cunningham on the breakaway D'Angelo Russell a 25 and Ubreed a 25. We have rookie Otto Yovitch for the heat Got a Avery Johnson Otto Spurs Quentin Grimes Mutzy Bogues to 49 Kenny Chandler and we have some mags got Jaylen Williams on the mosaic stained glass We have a glitter rookie of Jabari Smith jr. Rockets And gold is Jaylen Green veteran Otto there for the Rockets as well number to ten All right, all right that will do it for half case number five Let's get half case number six going here just a moment guys get that set up It's knocked over a light here


When ground and roasted, dandelion root makes the perfect coffee replacement. Coffee can be a real stress on the adrenals, as each time you consume it, your adrenal glands produce the stress hormone cortisol. Consistent caffeine intake over the long term can cause the adrenal glands to overproduce the hormone, which can increase chances of adrenal fatigue. Dandelion is a caffeine-free, dairy-free, adrenal-friendly alternative. Plus, it's a prebiotic. Dandelion root contains high levels of a prebiotic phylo known as inulin, which plays an important role in feeding the friendly bacteria in our gut. When the good bacteria in our guts are well-fed, they produce beneficial byproducts that can help protect our colon cells from cancer. When dandelion root is roasted, it resembles the sweet bit of taste of coffee. You can even add turmeric and ginger for an anti-inflammatory dandelion root latte. To make this dandelion latte at home, begin by roasting 1 tablespoon of dandelion roots by placing the chopped, dried roots on a baking tray and roasting for 30 minutes at 90 degrees celsius or 200 degrees fahrenheit. You'll know they're done when they look golden brown and smell fragrant. In a small saucepan, add the roasted dandelion root chunks and 2 cups of filtered water. Bring the water to a boil and allow the dandelion root to simmer for 30 minutes. Strain and compost the roots, then pour the liquid back into the saucepan with a quarter cup of milk and 1 teaspoon of honey. Heat on low until the latte mixture is warm to your liking. Place the liquid mixture in a high speed blender and quickly blend for 10-20 seconds to create some foam on top of the latte. Pour the mixture into a mug and enjoy warm. And that's it! I hope you enjoyed this video tutorial. Let me know if you tried this recipe yourself and what you think of this dandelion latte. I hope you love it! I wish you a wonderful day and I'll see you soon again.


What's going on brother? What's this? Slaughterhouse man, aye? Yeah Have you seen it before bro? Ah, right Chopping lambs heads off. We had to censor it because the cops got on our backs about it but Yeah, we're just showing people what happens to animals so you can eat them, aye? Oh, I was worried. Shutting them in the head and that. Petrified, they're trying to escape and That was next level, aye? Zombie Do you know why they're doing that then? So we can eat them So like, if we don't purchase the products that come from their bodies Then these people don't do this sh** to them, you know what I mean?    Gas chamber? Yeah man, gas chamber There's one in Murray Bridge man You can hear him screaming from out of the front That's next level, aye? Are you a good sh**, aye? Not many of you have left their hands down What are you doing this? Vegan challenge on Facebook man, aye? Might give it a go 22 days It's free You don't want to put that suffering when you eat it Eating their suffering and their violence, pain, all that sh** Easy brother, look out That's it again, aye? Yeah, that's it mate If you buy animal products in Australia, they're coming from these places We're encouraging people to stop consuming them I guess when they do the gas chamber and then when they come out They're like stunned and then they stab them in the neck So refuse to believe animals still pain And then he's saying plants still do Oh my god Now when you think of it, pretty rough Don't make you hungry Crazy, aye? Do you reckon people would want to eat it Yeah, probably not Why is that, aye? I thought you'd see it bad I don't know, whole investigation on a racist project Oh really, on veganism? Yeah Animal rights Did it turn you vegan or did it stop your meat consumption at all? Not really, just I was just investigating Dead piglets happen, heaps and farrowing crates A mum can squash the piglets I've been in sheds like that myself And there's just dead piglets everywhere Society is over you now Yeah Exactly right, they hide it for a reason Yeah, because it's not there Because they're a business, aren't they? They want to paint up a certain picture for the public And do you think children And people that are Compassionate towards animals would want to consume them If they seen Yeah, it would They don't like us showing what happens A lot of these investigations Two days leaving the camera in there Coming back randomly And they're bringing this sort of stuff out So these aren't isolated incidents Knowing what happens to them It doesn't curb your consumption or doesn't Because you understand how to find a man works Without your money this doesn't happen Sort of Um Yeah, no Yeah, it's changed my whole Expected in general Do you feel accountable for it Or anything?  Do you think we have to eat them to survive Or be healthy? Probably not We've got like alternatives Yeah, interesting You obviously care About the well-being of animals You don't want to see animals be harmed You have a pet at home Dog Dogs and pigs and other animals They're all the same in the way they suffer Feel pain, want to live in peace So we would never You know, companion animals In a situation like this even for a second Yeah, exactly But for some reason we think these Yeah Do you think you can care about animals Why you're paying for them to be in these places Or I think it's a difficult question I think in general Not as much as you guys Yeah I had a crust of conscience which is why I changed I felt like I was caring for some Species of animals, dogs and cats and dolphins But I had these animals on my plate I started to think about how they got there And I started to get to me a bit And I realised that my money Was the supply and demand chain So without us Slaughterhouses don't exist without our money You agree that Animals deserve moral treatment Yeah I think It's been worked before Okay It's bad Did you work in the slaughterhouse I worked, yeah Checked me several days Yeah, horrible place to work I don't even think we should be putting Human beings in these places to work Because they're killing animals all day Yeah Yeah, so it's pretty bad all around And do you think taste justifies What they go through, the animals Or like our taste pleasure or our convenience You don't see that sign Like living in Sort of ignorance of it Yeah But that's the same That's the thing Yeah Yeah, but I guess Like Something that we directly Something we directly sort of consume Like obviously you prefer Not to support war and famine In other countries Okay You're only armed forces You don't consciously support killing though Like maybe in self defence Yeah When we purchase animal products We're consciously supporting killing of animals But if you're in a battlefield You might kill in self defence if you had to But not like innocent Innocent things like People that work on the kill floor are more disturbed There's more alcohol, drug abuse There's more domestic violence And with people that are working in slaughterhouses Because they're committing acts of violence all day Then they go home and they're going to be a violent person They're seeing animals struggle for their lives They become desensitised to violence Desensitised to violence I think it's a human rights violation As well as animal rights violation So with some people You can just, as you're talking You can fill them put up a guard And you have to know how to navigate around it And not to push too hard At certain times Because otherwise you can push them away And then you can sort of read their body language When they want to stop the conversation as well And that, you've got to use your discernment And your judgement when to pull out the card And offer them challenge 22 And yeah, you can do the challenge Where you look at some stuff and then After the challenge It's 22 days out of your life You could challenge her No, no, she likes us We're eating a lot differently You'd be so surprised It's actually more easy and convenient And tasty than you think it really is Awesome Try it out for 22 days You'll be healthy anyway You won't be causing harm Take care Challenge 22 is like It's not as daunting to think I've got to be vegan for the rest of my life Then it is to just say I'm going to do a challenge for 22 days People are more on board with doing a challenge for 22 days Than going vegan for the rest of their life It's like a small step in the right direction And then they can realise how easy, convenient, tasty, cheap It can be So let's move on to the next person Hello Are you okay? Very sad, yeah? Very sad Very sad So a lot of people question the effectiveness Of showing slaughterhouse footage What it does is when people see it They instantly have perspective So they're a lot easy to initiate conversation About this topic with when they are boom They're seeing animals suffering And they're going, wow, this is the reality And I feel like they are more likely To engage In a more serious way When they have this instant perspective So it's so effective If you don't think it's effective You haven't done enough of this type of outreach advocacy And then we show people what happens to animals So they can eat them And we ask if we're vegan Vegetarians still use dairy eggs They still hunt animals Sad Thank you It's really sad We wouldn't want our dogs to be in this position Pigs and dogs, they feel the same pain They suffer, they both want to live Here's a question What do you reckon people would stop And help us if there were dogs in there? Most people like dogs, yeah? Do you think they're any different Into a pig in the ways that matter? The issue is that people don't know How their food is served Coming about But even if they didn't see the process If they'd seen a hunk of dog flesh On the plate, they wouldn't eat it, would they? I don't think so We're pleading with people Basically, we're saying animals are suffering For no reason, basically Because we like the taste of them And we have alternatives, we can have burgers Without flesh, we can have cheese Without the cows being abused Another interesting thing to know Is that this Adelaide chapter of A&E Had to censor the footage on the screens Because the public had been offended Do you think it's strange that Showing people the process Of how their food gets to the table Is too offensive? How do you do it humanely? How do you take someone's life In a humane way? Do you think you can? If they were suffering We'd put them out of their euthanasia But not if we bred them into existence To eat them, and they wanted to live You don't think that would be humane If someone wants to live Do you think it's humane to take their life on them? I don't think so Really interesting that The public are offended at how their food is produced It's insane It's okay to serve the flesh In restaurants and to put the flesh On display in Butcher For the public to see But the process of how it got to the plate Or how it got to the butcher Is too offensive for the public to see If you look at people's faces when they're watching it Or how disturbed they are But they probably had that for lunch You know what I mean?  Do you think God's compassionate, merciful? Yeah And do you think he'd like us doing this to his creation? So when you see that Your conscience says something to you And he gave you your conscience God? So if you look at this and this food's wrong Then someone's If you could be healthy If you could be healthy and thrive Do you think it's even more Of an injustice to knife animals to death? Yeah We didn't have to In the Garden of Eden they didn't eat animals Yeah?  I do a leader There is no leader There's no leader We're all the same We're all human beings We just want to help animals They're suffering So I'm pretty interested in this movement You're interested in it? Are you going to join the movement? Are you a vegan yet? Vegetarian So the movement is Based on animal rights So as a vegetarian Consuming animal products It sort of conflicts with the ethics of animal rights So the first step would be To remove the animal products From your diet Can you take this?


Good morning everyone and thank you for being here. From the outset what I would like to say is that it's important to realise that this time we have a significant investigation on the way. We are examining a number of crime scenes. There are many things that we still don't know about what occurred the early hours of this morning and obviously there will be some things that we do know about that we can't discuss here because they will be subject to evidentiary matters before the court. What I can tell you is that about 1.17 this morning an armed robbery took place at the Parkwood Tavern in Napa Road at Arundel. Shortly thereafter we received a triple O call and a significant number of police units proceeded towards the armed robbery site. What we had learnt initially was that two males, one armed with machete and one armed with a firearm had committed an armed robbery at that location and had fled the scene. Police in attendance then set about tracking and setting up cordons in an endeavour to locate the offending people. These people were subsequently tracked by a police dog to a location in Napa Road. That area is an area of, it's a residential area and the particular place that we're speaking about is Situawe on Aigridge. What I can tell you is that the police dog was able to track the two offenders beside a garden shed. The dog squad handler, Sergeant Hamray, as he got to the edge of the garden shed was shot without warning and suffered a single gunshot wound to the face. He at that time was accompanied by an officer from Runaway Bay. Both Sergeant Hamray, and despite the fact that he'd been wounded, was able to regain his composure and he and the other officer both returned fire on the males that were secreted around the side of the garden shed. Both of those male persons received gunshot wounds. One was immediately detained at the scene. The second made his escape down a side yard and he was later detained by police who had set up a cordon in that street. Earlier this morning I spoke to Sergeant Hamray at the hospital. He is in good spirits, he is an extremely brave officer and he should be commended for his duty. He's a very lucky man and the events of last night simply highlight the dangers that operational police face on a daily basis. Later this morning we anticipate that he may undergo some surgical procedure to clean the wound. Both of the other men are at the hospital as well and they too will require to undergo surgical procedures as a result of the gunshot wounds they received. I might just start off with the questions at this point. Graham it sounds like there was no warning here for this officer as they walked down there? No that's certainly right when I spoke to the Sergeant and I have to be mindful of what I say here because these are matters for the court. We all allege obviously that he was shot without warning. Would you call that an ambush? No I think I don't know that was an ambush and I can't say that but what it was was a confrontation and the position that the offending people were in it was they were boxed into a corner and confronted by a police dog handler and he's doing their job. How would you describe the way that they retaliated you know there's two police there and and then they just put out any warning by that and it's pretty cowardly. Certainly you'd have to say that this is a very cowardly act and you know I think that what is most appropriate in this instance is to look at the response of the police officers their training held them in good stead so despite the fact that Sergeant Henry had been significantly injured he was able to regain his composure and do his job and then assisted even further beyond that. It was there we had set up a coordinate around the entire block so there were police right around the block and that's what led to the second person being captured as he made his escape. Can you confirm reports that at least one of the officers who responded to the scene also had responded to your government leading? Look I can't confirm that but I'm likely to believe that it was at least one officer who was at this scene who was possibly at the day he was leading that. Can you tell us whereabouts on his face he was injured? Just below his left cheek bone. How close was he when he was shot? It's difficult to say but my estimation would be I don't know exactly where the sergeant was standing but I'd probably suggest it was probably a matter of feet. The shed that they were hiding next to was that in a house yard? Is there any connection to that house? No no it is in a house yard and it's just your typical garden shed. During that initial robbery are there any um we've just heard some conflicting reports that hostages may have been taken as part of that initial robbery at the time? Look I don't really want to comment on that obviously there were staff employed at the hotel who were going through their closing procedures and they were subject to the armed robbery. So these people had completed the armed robbery and were reported as they were leading? No they had fled some distance from the scene of the armed robbery. How that came about and how they actually came to be where they were located we're not sure at this stage it's far too early for us to say. Graham can you tell us about the weapon that was fired at the officer? It was a small caliber rifle. How much time passed between when they were found and the robber? It was about an hour and three quarters I'd suggest. From the time we got the triple O call to the time we had the call of shots fired it was about three quarters an hour. I know um the you know the union was saying and you probably had this thought as well that when you heard the news of this what went through your head not again? To be honest with you my heart sank to think that here we are on police remembrance day and here's another police officer going about the course of his duties who suffered a gunshot wound at the hands of criminals. Do you have any messages to police officers at the moment? I do have a message really and I'd be proud of who you are be proud of the uniform that you're wearing and be proud of the job that you do and I think a large proportion of the thinking public largely support the work that police do. You mentioned that this officer is a very brave man in fact his bravery has been commended in the past hasn't it? Look I'm not sure about that but certainly the police officer's concern is a I'll use the word veteran he's a very experienced police officer he for many years has worked alone with his dog and that in itself requires a significant amount of courage and if you were to see the scene there this morning in complete darkness and the fact that he led the way with his dog without regard to his personal safety you'll have to say that he's a very brave officer. Are you able to share any details on his family and the dog's name? I don't know his dog's name I obviously saw the dog this morning the sergeant has a son in the job he's a police officer with Goodner I spoke to his son this morning he drove down from Goodner so he also has a brother in the job it is a police family and that really struck home this morning when you see two brothers and a son there after one officer has been shot it's a very poignant reminder of how strong our police family is.  Obviously what I can tell you without going into all the detail is that the sergeant admittedly realized he had been shot he had an officer behind him it was evident to both that a shot had been fired and as for the train they undertook they returned fire to protect themselves. Were they fired on again after that? No. You said one of the suspects ran into a house and then people inside that have home as well? I understand that there were people living in that house yeah They go inside the house? No in the yard. Were there any concerns for public safety at any time? No there wasn't but you'd have to think at any time that when a weapon is discharged in that public place we would hold some concern for general safety of people thankfully it was in the early hours of the morning thankfully it was in a confined space and that I think the situational awareness of the officers at the time was able to prevent any further activity taking place.  It's difficult to say what went through those officers minds but you'd have to think about disbelief shop and obviously what happened in this occasion these two officers trained kicked in the gear and kicked in the gear very very quickly and I'd suggest that their response and the outcome is indicative what went through their minds but certainly what I would say to you was that personal safety was not a forefront they put the safety of the public first. Is the fact that the officer was shot in the face and yet about the return by injured the two men not fatally? No look that's the way it unfolded you have to appreciate this is this is almost pitch black the only lighting that was available was that that was about either through street lighting or otherwise when I was there earlier this morning you could not see unless you had the car lights turned on so it was very dark environment there was a lot of trees and shrubbery in the area as I was saying this is about three o'clock this morning so you can imagine what it was like. With the sergeant's injuries are you expecting him to be in hospital for some time or could he be released? It's difficult to say my information just recently is that there was further examination to be undertaken the initial assessment is that his wounds are not significant and that's an unusual thing to say but he has been a very very lucky man and it appears that the bullet has not caused any major structural damage to his face so there will be further procedures and I think there are a number of doctors who are going to look at the site this morning an assessment will be made it's probably going to be the case that he will be taken to theatre later this morning and have the wound cleansed and a further assessment of the nature of the injury will take place. So did the bullet actually penetrate or did it graze? Penetrated. Did it sharp his jaw? No it doesn't appear to this stage of any structural damage to the officer's face but the bullet still lodged no the bullet exited. So the damage is there any indication of sparing? Not at this stage we understand that he has some compression type injury within his ear drum the bullet passed very close to his ear drum I'm not a medieval person but that's my understanding of it. Do we know where the bullets hit the two robbers? What I can tell you is that both men were struck in the legs and feet. Are you expecting charges to be laid against them today? We would hope so it depends both of those men will be required to undergo surgery today they will remain under guard and they will face some very serious charges once we're able to do so. So both of the men sustained only one bullet wound injury? One suffered multiple injuries one suffered a single injury. And in terms of who the sergeant who he shot did he hit at some multiple times or just the ones? They are still matters for the investigation what you have to appreciate is the speed at which this incident occurred the location in which it occurred the time that it occurred and the fact that one of these officers has been shot it's very difficult and that's what we're trying to do now we're trying to work out we have four crime scenes that we're trying to analyse and there's a lot of material we simply just don't know and I've been quite honest with you about that. What's that? Significant, significant but not life threatening. Was there anything taken from Natavin and was that collected? A sum of cash was stolen plus some personal items of property from some of the employees. Whenever something like this happens obviously people say gun crime is out of control on the Gold Coast do you think gun crime is out of control on the Gold Coast? No certainly not it's evident that we have gun crime here there's gun crime in most places not any Queensland but within all jurisdictions so it's not out of control unfortunately we see that weapons are used in offences they're used from time to time but it's not a regular occurrence.  He's an amazing man absolutely amazing I can tell you that his first thoughts were that of his dog he actually got on the phone and rang back at the scene he wanted to know about the welfare of his dog because he hadn't had time to check that and I don't think that any of us had time to think about it either so his first thoughts were for the welfare of his dog and I can tell you that he said to me boss I'll give that to work as soon as I can I think it says a lot about the the man we're talking about. How many shops were exchanged there I mean you would have looked at the police officer's weapons phone now are they hit a hole? I'm not privy to that obviously we have ethical standards down here that the discharge of any weapon by any officer in the course of their duty is always subject to a fairly significant investigation so we have both a criminal investigation running parallel with an internal investigation and and those matters really should should remain with the court and for me to even try and suggest how many shots were fired would be nothing more than a guesstimate but obviously there have been multiple shots fired. Do we know about the offenders or what can you tell us about the offenders? Look I'm not in a position to discuss the offenders. Are they Highlander? Can you give us some background? Oh they're both they're both Australians we might just leave with that. You know if you talk about gun crime before is there an increase in propensity if you think for criminals to use guns in crimes on the case? No look our experience is we're seeing all types of weapons used in in offences from knives from clubs syringes bottles lumps of wood and in fact I probably suggest here we have more of that we do have firearms but I'm talking about actually firing actually firing firing firing guns in big crimes. No and look obviously we've had a number of offences where weapons have been discharged in the last in my time here but they are not a significant number of offences. We have spoken to the offenders early this morning at the casualty section at the Southport Hospital being mindful of course that they too were in need of medical assistance so that's not always easy we have to you know be mindful of the fact that we have the safety of the public at hand the medical staff have to be allowed to undertake the work that they do and and that should take place first and then when time permits we'll get in and do our job as best we can. Are the offenders knowing the police? I really can't comment on that. Are they calling pretty? I can't comment. No they're not. To aim at the legs and feet as well again that's a that's the sort of train that they would have to try not to you know kill the offenders it's a very good to have that presence of mind to be aiming there. Again I can't really make comment about what the officer how they aim what was going through their minds at the time but appreciate the context of where they were. A very dark bushland environment we've had an officer's shot so you can imagine that there would be a very difficult time for the officers in determining what they're about to do and how they're about to respond. The officer who was with the sergeant at the time is here a long time colleague of the sergeant? Has they worked together closely? The officer is an officer is a senior constable from Runaway Bay they would obviously know each other well they're a close family and he is an experienced officer as well. If there's been tears out there about some of the boys and girls I mean this is a lucky night. Yeah we escaped a very what could have been a very serious incident today and what I experienced at the scene was one of resolve amongst the police and also I think that everyone thinks about you know what this job brings with it the dangers that it brings and the fact that any day you might be confronted such a situation so there's a real awareness and these situations drive that home to us. Do you think there'll need to be special counseling for the officers involved particularly given the similarities to Damien Leading's case that in the armed hold up and officer shot chasing offenders does that bring up a whole heap of other Look as a part of any critical incident response that we put into place all officers who need counseling have provided that different officers obviously react in different ways but certainly right from the from the outset early hours this morning our human services officer has been at the hospital with Gary and at the later time there'll be some more follow-up for those officers who may or may not need that but he's fully conscious at the moment I agree I haven't spoken to him since the early hours this morning probably about 5.15 and he was very conscious and very awake then where he is at the moment I'm not too sure. Do you expect him in the other officer to be nominated for bravery awards over this? That'll certainly be a part of the consideration once all the investigation unfolds but I would probably suggest that would be the case. Is it possible to say how many police officers ultimately were at the scene this morning? I'm not in possession of those figures but I can tell you there was a significant amount of police there both uniform and plain clothes. It was strange shown by the other police obviously they realised that a colleague had been shot they've been a fairly dramatic exchange of gunfire. Do you expect they've shown some pretty amazing resolve and restraint themselves not to take it to another level? I'm not surprised by that I mean we're well trained. The officers had realised certainly that one of the offenders that was captured immediately at the scene was injured and he was restrained and similarly I think that the the second offender when he was captured a similar approach was taken I mean that's their job we don't let our human emotions take take over and I think there's a sense of relief that we actually captured them and that no one was injured no members of the public were injured and that the officer who was injured thankfully is going to come back to work and do his job again. Again I'm not a medico but the information that I have he has at least three separate wounds whether they're as a consequence of one, two or more projectile strikes I'm not in a position to say you know how long I'm up in the first offender was captured that the second one was captured a very short period of time he only went a short distance and you try to get into the house but then police you look I don't know about that part of it sorry thanks everyone now thanks for your support we really appreciate it gives me the coverage today please remember today to be great and it's a good day too because it's also the sentencing of Damien leading offenders you know we've been very fortunate here today too it could have been a very sad day. In Australian pain is that sort of a cause is there any comfort to inform colleagues that this has made a good outcome as much as the officer's not being hurt and the other there is a final closure to the other episode? Definitely each and every time that an officer is confronted with a situation like this when one of our when one of our own is injured in a significant way undertaking their duties it strokes the heart of every police officer in the state and interstate we all know the dangers this job brings and I can tell you even when we lose an officer from another state we talk about that it's a part of what we do and that's what we're here for today we're going to remember those officers who have lost their lives and of course their duty and also today is probably a course of some celebration in that we've been able to dodge could have been a very very nice thing to do.


Man, so the first film came out surprised the hell out of me and now we have part 2. How was it? Let's find out. My name is Brandon Keith-Avery and this is just my opinion. Hey, what's going on guys? Thank you so much for tuning in to my opinion slash review. For a happy death day to you, I really do appreciate it. So I was really looking forward to this film as well. This is in my top 25, top whatever of 2019 really anticipating this film. First one came out like October 2017 and now we have a sequel. I did not expect for them to make a sequel. I didn't really know where they could go with this, but the first one made so much money that you know you have to make a sequel. I mean, I really do have a high respect for Jason Blum.  They make movies for $1, $2, $5 and they are always able to turn over a healthy profit and I can't get mad at that.  You know, the first one was a budget of 4.8 million dollars. They're making a sequel.  It's not going to be as good. No, I am not going to say that about happy death day to you. This is not just some money grab. This is not just some cheap watered down sequel. The director of these films, happy death day and happy death day to you. Writing director is Christopher Landon and especially with this sequel right here. It is very early on, you can tell that he really sat down as like, I don't want to just make another cheap rehash, no pun intended. I want to make something that will stand out, that ties into the first film and also stands alone on its own and you could and, you know, he did that and I want to give him credit because I don't even think the first film is even necessary for you to see, for you to understand this film. I think you will still walk away and appreciate something and that just shows that just goes to show how good it is. Now, of course, it would help if you saw the first film and I've only seen the first film one time and I really don't remember all the details and what this second film does is in a very clever, unique way is give you a recap of all of what happened in the first film without actually shoving it down your face. It actually fits within the plot, within the story and this is all cohesive, which makes it a much, much better film. And the thing about it is, while you're getting more of the sameness in the first one, what's great about it, you're getting something different. This film starts completely different and you, besides some of the characters that you may know from the first, you're just like, okay, is this the same movie? Like, are we going to focus on this group of people? These group of people, and it's just really creative with what they're doing, with time, with time travel and looping and things like that. And I don't want to say any more because I don't want to spoil it for you. But I was just sitting there watching it and joining myself like, wow, they really did think this through. This is amazing. I cannot believe that such a cheaply made, well-produced film is able to do this.  And it's great. The film is funny. It's suspenseful. There are a lot of edgier-seat moments that, you know, do not get tired or boring. Literally, I say this often, but I had no idea how this film would end. Now, the ending of this film was a little bit abrupt. And towards the end of it, I was kind of saying to myself, okay, can we get to the end now? I think y'all are stretching it out just a little bit too much. But it isn't, it's not enough to ruin the whole film or ruin the experience. I mean, I had a great time. Everybody in the theater had a great time. You know, it's a great film. It's funny. It's clever. It's scientific. You can learn a lot. You even aspire to do some Google searches on Google or YouTube just to kind of find out about more of the elements that they had in this film. Jessica Roth is playing the main character as Tree. And then she was great in the first film. She was great in this. And I mean, there's like 77,000 twists in this movie. You're just not going to predict it. It is impossible. Unless you are a part of making this film, you will have no idea how it would end. This is a great sequel, guys. I really do recommend it. I don't want to necessarily say it is as great as the first one because towards the end, there was a good five to 10 minutes that I felt it was just completely unnecessary. Okay, I was like, okay, y'all could have cut this out. Y'all are just stretching it too far and it was complete. It didn't take the film anywhere. So if I were to rate Happy a Death Day to you out of a one out of 10, I'm gonna give it an eight out of 10. Okay, I'm gonna give it an eight out of 10. It deserves it. It's a great film. And if you like the first one, you will like this one too. But guys, that is just my opinion. Have you seen Happy a Death Day to you or do you want to see it? How about I turn you on? How about I turn you off? Do you agree with me or do you disagree? Let me know down in the comment section below. Let's get this conversation going to keep going. If you liked this video, go ahead and give me a thumbs up. If you don't, that's fine. But you can still subscribe to my channel. Also, looking up on social media, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, all that good stuff. It's right there at the bottom of your screen and I made it very easy by providing links to all that good stuff down in the description box below. But guys, I just want to thank you again for tuning into my opinion slash review for Happy a Death Day to you. And before you go, don't forget that my name is Brady Keith-Avery and that's just my opinion. Peace.


Good day, fellow investors. Perhaps one of the most requested stocks for me to analyze were tobacco stocks. And that's logical because we have seemingly strong fundamentals, declining stock prices, high dividend yields and difficult to understand industry because there are lots of uncertainties, lots of risks. So in this video, we'll dig into the industry, we'll discuss Altria, Philip Morris International and British American Tobacco. See their fundamentals, see their businesses, what is the management doing, what you can expect over the long term and then try to figure out an investment strategy if you have to be invested and then also compare it to others. Compare the risk and reward, calculate the present values and everything that comes into the package of looking at the sector. So let's immediately start with Altria's fundamentals. So as I said, stock prices down, Altria really badly hit over the last year, year and a half, but very good over the five years. British American Tobacco very bad over the last five years and extremely bad over 2018, down 52%. But let's look at the fundamentals. As I said, Altria's fundamentals look very, very good. We have line up, revenues are up, even if they have been stagnant for the last seven years. Line two, net income had been stable, but exploded in the last three years. Operating cash flows, line three have been constantly positive and significantly increased in the last 12 months. And CapEx spending is really minimal, which leaves plenty of room for high free cash flows, which leads to dividends, buybacks, etc. As I said, dividends, buybacks, earnings per share growth of 9%, 21 billion dividends paid, six billion repurchases. So total shareholder return 180% over the period, very, very, very good with dividends increasing. So you might say, okay, this is a great business. I really want this stock in my portfolio. However, just to note on the earnings per share, they say, we have seen that they were very high in the last years, but those are due to special items. The reported earnings per share were higher in 2007 due to the tax items that increased earnings by $1.91, while earnings in 2016 were higher due to the gain on the AB, IMBEV, SAB, Miller business combination, also about by $4.6. So you cannot really take the real earnings there, because the actual earnings for the company have been 3.3 in 2016, 3.39 in 2017, and are expected to be given the guidance around four in 2018. This means that the adjusted average price earnings ratio, if I use three year or severage earnings of 3.47, the current stock price is 50, so the price earnings ratio is 14. The price to book value is six, so we can't really focus on that. Now what's the reason for the stock price decline? Now a company like Altria, you have to look it as a cash cow. So we have a stagnating business. Really hard to grow when cigarette usage volume is declining. So the only thing you can see is not invest anything in capital expenditures that they are actually not doing, and really milk the cow as much as you can. So it's a cash cow in the business cycle. However, when you have a cash cow like that, then the only thing you can base your valuation on are future cash flows. So it could be like a bond, but it's even worse because it's more like an annuity, because when those cash flows dry up eventually in time, there is no principle that gets back to you. So that's also something you have to take into account when discounting future cash flows. Fortunately for Altria shareholders, the dividends have been growing as they work on efficiency over time, but the key is that, okay, for how long will these dividends grow? For how long will the yield be 5.7%, which is a good yield? And for how long will the dividend increase? The tobacco business, as they say here from the World Health Organization, kills up half of its users, so leading cause of debt illness and impoverishment. The governments know it and they are trying to prevent it. So the trend is actually pretty clear when it comes to cigarettes. And there are also other threats like FDA regulation on nicotine and cigarettes. And I always urge people to read the annual report and read the risk section of any stocks you might be thinking of investing in, because it's pretty detailed, as you can see here in the video on YouTube, and you can see how much of that is already discussed.  So please read the risk report in any annual report of any stocks you can invest in. And sales of cigarettes, the volumes have been declining as the tax have been going up. And therefore, you have to discount the future cash flows, try to estimate them to see for a value. So let's estimate, let's discount the value of most dividends over the next 20 years. I assume, let's say dividends grow over the next six years, then they are stagnating and then they decline at 10% per year from 2027, 2028, up to 2037, because let's say people stop smoking. This is of course all an estimation, but those are the estimations others are using. And if the company's result will be better than the estimations, then you will see good stock prices, like it has been the case over the last 10, 15, 20 years. If the results will be lower than estimations, you will see bad stock prices. And then that's also always the uncertainty when it comes to investing. So I've put that all in a model, the discount rate, let's take 5%, which is very low for stocks. And then I get the present value for the dividends for the future for $50, similarly to the current stock price. I used the final value, dividend 1.79, declining dividends, so 10% yield expected. And then I got also final value of 17 for the stock. Now the key when it comes to discounting future cash flow is what is the discount rate you will use. And here just the fluctuations in the discount rate have a big impact on the stock price. And this is one of the most important things that put pressures on tobacco stocks is the interest rate. If we look at the 10-year treasury for the US government, the interest in 2016 was 1.4% then it went 2017 2%, then again close to 2.2%, but that coincides with the highest peaks for this dividend cash flow chaos, because those were influenced by the interest rate and the rate you use when you discount future cash flows. Now the 10-year treasury maturity rate is much higher at 3%. And now you're not happy with a dividend yield of 4%. You want a dividend yield of 5%, 6%. And this converts into a much, much lower stock price. And this is why you see the volatility of stock prices. So interest rates, risk-free interest rates on treasuries have a big impact on stocks. For example, if I keep a constant dividend of $3 for Altria, when the market expects a 3.8 dividend yield, the price of the stock will be 78.94%. If the market require a 6% dividend yield, the price of the stock will be 50%. And this is exactly what we have seen happening in the last few years. Low premiums on stocks, low expected dividend yields, stock prices are higher, like 2016 stock prices are going up. And then when the interest rate changes, stock prices are declining very strongly. On top of that, we have to also look at the business. So we have cash cows. And then when things go south, when it's not easy to milk that cash cow anymore, then the management can say, okay, we can do nothing, but they're not hired to do. They have to do.  But they focus on doing and they do things which might be very, very stupid things to do. So apart from milking the cow, they decided to pay 12.8 billion of your cash that shareholders were supposed to get for a 45% stake in the US leader in eVapor at a 33 times sale valuation, which is completely crazy. So from a cash cow, they focused on strategic rationale, fastest growing entrepreneurial success, volume growth opportunity, leading US eVapor company, international growth, et cetera, et cetera. So from a cash cow, they turned the company into a growth stock, potential stock. And to do that, they took 14.6 billion of that, which is a certainty. And they also paid 1.8 billion for a stake in the Kronos group. So suddenly over the last year, Altria has switched from milking the cow to fattening the cow. And when you give too much fat, too much eating to a cow, it can explode. And also the investors who were in Altria were happy to milk the cow. Now those investors are not that happy that their cash goes into growth, risky opportunities. And that's a different business model. So that's also something you have that increases the uncertainty. And when the uncertainty increases, you want to be paid more. And therefore the stock also goes down, especially when the growth stories that have fueled the market exuberant market slow down on British American tobacco similar situation. However, there is an FDA ban on mental that might hit 25% of their profits in the US. And that's another reason for the pushdown. And then something that Altria is doing now, they have been doing also for the last 10 years, their debt. The only certainty when it comes to investing is debt. And they have increased it from 20 billion to 80 billion, the total liabilities over the last 10 years. If you want certainty in investing, look at debt, because there is a certainty that you have to repay that and that the interests are going to go up, especially if you have seen 10 years of zero interest rates from the Fed. So this is double whammy for British American tobacco. And that's why their stock has been hurt much stronger than Altria. They have bought Reynolds, a peak tobacco, where the debt will remain and interest rates have been going up for a while now. And this is a perfect example of short-term thinking of the management. We compare short-term interest rates, we compare short-term earnings, short-term profits and then, okay, acquiring Reynolds at 48 billion valuation is a smart thing to do. But all those things change and what was smart a year and a half ago might not be that smart three years from now. And that's something the management will never grasp because they are focused on their next years, bonus, etc. So there is very little management focused on the long term. And plus, the strategy of all these tobacco companies over the last three decades has been always acquire, acquire efficient, making more things more efficient, acquire and grow. And it has worked perfectly. But that is like a pyramid scheme. At some point, the acquisition becomes too expensive. Reynolds acquired some other company three years ago also using debt. So if you use debt to acquire, that can all just go up to a certain limit.  It comes down chasing you because the burden becomes bigger, bigger and bigger. And if you have debt, you know that if your business slows down, the debt is a certainty.  So the burden will be bigger, bigger and bigger. Philip Morris International also under pressure, downgraded to underperform lower price target, because next generation products, users in Japan, US, UK, slower progress on heated tobacco products, etc. etc. will hit the earnings growth models and therefore have a lower valuation, especially if you use higher interest rates. So we will see what will happen there. But the fundamentals also look good there. But it's again, okay, what will be the dividend in five to 10 years? And now we come to the question, are tobacco stocks a bargain? Should you invest in them? Well, my view is always, okay, this is the dividend yield. There can be a good case where the dividend stays strong and even grows over the next 10 years and only then declines. But we can see lower dividends also from the next two years. So there is a good scenario. There is a bad case scenario, FDA bans on mental and things like that, or nicotine control, all lower profits and can make the situation difficult. So those are the risks. And when I forward those risks into a model, I want to be paid for those risks, especially in a negative trend in a declining trend. And that's the key for me when investing in such stocks. I'm not going to invest just for the record. The key is, okay, if there are so much, is there is so much risks, I would need to be paid for to take those risks. And there is always the story, okay, should I invest in a business that will grow over the next, or that's highly likely to grow over the next 20 years? Or should I take the, should I milk this cow over the next 20 years? If I just compare two dividend valuation models, one, the first one that we already did for Altria, this time I use a discount rate 10%, the sum of present values at the price or next ratio of 10 for the terminal value in 2037 is 33. If I start with the dividend of $1, so 33% of Altria's dividend and increase the dividend by 10% over the next 20 years, which is possible, then the sum of present values is pretty similar, especially as it is a growth stock, it deserves a pre-a ratio of 15 after 20 years. So you have to choose, okay, am I going to milk this cow or am I going to go into a growth dividend positive trend? Just for an example of a positive trend, it can be, for example, Daimler, will this company be selling more cars in the next 10 years, electrical, everything Uber, whatever, probably? And there is also higher dividend yield due to the fear of the next upcoming recession and due to the debt they have, but that's how they change their business model, that's something else we can talk in another video. So the key for me, just my personal opinion is, I think that I can find dividend yields of 4, 3, 4, 5% if I need to buy such a business that will be growing over the next 20 years. Unlike the tobacco industry that might grow, and this is the growth projection, is what leads attracts people to them. But when the dividend starts declining, which will, because all those companies had 2% down in volume sales globally, and we have seen the chart how the sales are actually going down, so the dividends will go down, the cash flows will go down, especially if they spend the cash flow to acquire things or take debt that will put a burden on their income statements, a bigger burden as interest rates go up and as their businesses decline as the downgrades come, as the credit ratings go down, and therefore I prefer a stock that might have a little smaller starting point, but a higher ending point when it comes to dividends. And the thing you have to do is, okay, compare all the scenarios, the bad, the average, and the good scenario, compare it to other 50 dividend stocks, the bad, the good, and the average scenario, and then try to deduct the present value, compare those present values. And then we will have a good perspective, okay, this might happen, this might happen, try to attach probabilities to that. And for now, I think that I can find, with a lot of work, I can find those positive dividend yields that are not that much more expensive than Altria and all other tobacco stocks. So I'm not going to cover the sector, I don't know, I'm currently looking at natural gas, LNG, that has a positive trend upwards over the next 20 years. And if I can find something there with higher dividends, we have discussed Gazprom, which is a crazy Russian stock, but it pays a higher dividend, and it is likely that the dividend will go up no matter how much Putin squeezes money out of the company. They are simply producing so much cash that the risks are, I would say similar, tobacco, Gazprom, so you have to compare those companies and then see, okay, what will be better over the next 10-20 years? And what is more likely to happen? The situation in Russia going worse or people start smoking more? So just babbling about ideas there, but thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next video.


I want to hear from you when you look at security in today's board. Do you see in reality, it has become a kind of a priority. It is no longer some of those problems, no longer enough to thought. Security is in the boardroom. We're having discussions at the board level about what is our cyber risk appetite? That's a specific term within the financial security or the financial industry that the security auditors are asking in. Yeah, it's starting at the very senior levels, and then as we get down, more and more of us are starting to be involved with it every day. When I talk to developers, it is a matter of how do I develop hooks so they can pull insecurity capabilities as part of the pipeline. When I'm talking to people that are in startups, they're trying to figure out how they can be a startup and be secure and not lose all their IP right away. Security is becoming fundamental and we see so many examples of where it's compromised every day that we're here at Akamai. We want to share some best practices and lessons learned, which is why we put out reports on API security, DDoS and somebody industries. We put out a commerce report and a financial services report, and ones like this which is on ransomware.


The study evaluates the impact and interlaminar shear strength properties of polymer hybrid composites made with randomly oriented phoenix-pucilla leaf fibers, woven e-glass, and carbon fabrics treated with NaOH solution and produced through manual hand-layup method. The results show that hybrid composites with carbonous outer layers have improved impact and interlaminar strength properties compared to other hybrid laminates. Scanning electron microscopy investigation was conducted on the fractured specimens. This work is a part of exploring the use of hybrid composite for potential engineering applications. This article was authored by Modu Patigalda, Sanjay Mavinkari Rangappa, Anish Khan, and others.


I would say it's very quiet. It's just like Mount Holyoke looks beautiful right now. Like the weather is really nice and I wish I could just sit in the green with my friends. And like the weird part is that I've always complained so much about Blanche being jam-packed all the time and me waiting outside in lines. My friends and I are like literally looking for chairs but now it's just weird seeing it all empty. Like I would rather have that. I won't say it's like exactly Mount Holyoke experience but obviously I wish I had classes but it's gonna happen over time. I feel like people have accepted that this has happened and that I feel like that's a really big step taking like accepting what is happening. This is a global issue. Everyone would know what happened here. So in having to know that everyone is going to the same thing. It's just like everyone's in this together and that's helpful in a way.


People keep talking about inbound marketing and social selling but what does it all really mean and more importantly what does it mean for hotel sales managers and DMOs that are trying to attract meeting planner business. Well I can tell you it actually means a lot and people who are using this in our industry are seeing results. So today we're going to break it down and see how you can get started with inbound marketing today. Hey it's Leanne from LeanneColderwood.com and you've likely heard a little bit about social selling and inbound marketing maybe even in your own office setting but you're not sure how to start yourself or even what inbound marketing means. Well you're not alone we're going to break it down today we're going to define what inbound marketing is and then talk about some of the social media platforms and how people are using those platforms to attract more meeting planning attention. To start inbound marketing is defined as creating valuable experiences that have a positive impact on people and on your business using relevant and helpful content to attract them to your website or your blog. Now if you're in the hotel industry that means attracting them to your hotel's website or even something that you've created in the industry that increases your personal brand. So what inbound marketing is not it is not a hard sell of your property but it's rather giving your potential client or existing client something of value that they can use in their work. So it's very selfless in that regard and not a pushy sales tactic at all. Inbound marketing doesn't necessarily have to take place on social media it can take place via email or a phone call as well. But what social media does is it almost creates a permanent place for that content to reside and it can create opportunity for multiple people to find that content. So that's why when people talk about inbound marketing and social selling they almost go hand in hand because they use social media to push out these value based pieces of content so they can attract a larger audience. Are you still with me? When I started with social selling and inbound marketing I think the biggest piece of advice that someone gave me was when looking at all the social media platforms that we have to get our content on focus on mastering one platform before moving on to another platform. So trying to do all the social media platforms at once and creating content and elevating your personal brand it is extremely overwhelming and extremely time-consuming because each platform operates differently and best practices are different for each and every one. So make sure that you when you're getting started you pick one platform and you focus on all your time and your talent in mastering that platform before jumping to the next. Now looking at the social media platforms the ones that I am predominantly mostly on are LinkedIn and Twitter and so LinkedIn is probably one of the best platforms for the hospitality industry. I feel most of us are on LinkedIn we have an active resume and an active profile and we're looking to LinkedIn to provide us with information about our industry whether it's on our homepage with the news feed or whether it's in groups that we have joined. So I highly recommend LinkedIn as a great way to push out content and push out value-based content when you're looking at your inbound marketing campaign. Because I'm on LinkedIn quite a bit I do some articles and blog posts about LinkedIn best practices. The one that you might want to reference is above here and it's about LinkedIn best practices when trying to find potential clients on the platform. So make sure you check that one out. So what is it that attracts me to LinkedIn as my preferred inbound marketing platform? There's a number of things. Obviously you can post content right on your profile and on your homepage. You can write articles. So articles and posts are two different things and two different modes of distributing content. You can also upload native video which actually I've just started doing in the last couple months and it's been a lot of fun as well. But you can also provide value without even creating a solid piece of original content by contributing in the groups that are on LinkedIn and they're doing a better and better job of profiling their groups a little bit better. So getting involved in some of the event industry and meeting industry groups is a great way of providing value and content as well. The second social media platform which everyone is on at least on a personal basis is Facebook. And Facebook is getting better at driving business. I am going to be wrapping up my Facebook strategy for my business and for my website and blog. The struggle I have with Facebook right now is the visibility. So in order to gain visibility to original pieces of content, it tends to have to be done through ads which of course cost money. Now it's not a lot of money to be perfectly honest but you do need a budget involved if you want massive visibility on your content on Facebook. But it is a great platform. Again it's kind of that smash up of personal and business and a lot of businesses have very robust profiles on Facebook. So I highly recommend you look into that especially if you're very very Facebook savvy, you may want to even start there. The third social media platform is Instagram. And Instagram for hotels and destinations is awesome because it's all visual, right? It's not a lot of written content and blogs but it's visual stuff that you can showcase your product or service. So again if you are Instagram savvy that is a fantastic way to start delivering content. And while the content is visual in nature, you can also add some written value below each of your posts on Instagram. But what a great way to attract an audience with some really eye catching visuals. The final two platforms I want to talk about are so interesting. Some people consider them social media platforms. Some people consider them search engines. But anyway you look at it, these are the fastest growing ones out there. So we're going to tackle both of them here. The first one is Pinterest. Now some people consider that a social media platform because you're connecting with people. But you usually go to Pinterest when you're looking for something in particular which makes it a search engine. Pinterest is growing and it's exploding in fact. And a lot of people swear by Pinterest as the one way they grew their business the most. And so if you are Pinterest savvy, I highly recommend you look on Pinterest. The thing with Pinterest and how the analytics work on Pinterest though is your pins get showed if you are a busy pinner.  But it's crazy growth on Pinterest right now. So you might want to check that one out. And the final platform is YouTube. Again, it's a search engine as well. It's video. People love video. I know I get more feedback on my video than on my written blog post. So I should probably just stop writing the blog. But I find having the blog is such a good compliment to the video as well. But video is king. And so if you are interested in learning more about video, I highly recommend you take the time to get comfortable in front of the camera and just start recording. Video is not hard to do. I use a webcam. All you need is a simple desktop built in camera. You don't need a lot of heavy editing software to make a video that's one, two, three or four minutes in length. So try video. Don't be afraid of it. It is a lot of fun once you get started. And it is very impactful when you're trying to grow your business and deliver content. I would love to hear from the community and hear what platforms you're using to push out your value based content.  Let me know what your chosen platforms are or even what platforms you want to give a try. And feel free to ask questions. I may not be able to answer all of your questions, but certainly point you in the right direction of people much smarter than me who do a great job of inbound marketing and can answer your questions. Now that you're aware of some of the platforms you can use for your own inbound marketing campaign, it's time to jump in. So pick one platform and start creating value based pieces for your audience. If you like this video, please like it and make sure you subscribe so you don't miss any videos. And check out this playlist up here. These are sales and service videos that I've compiled over the months that help you attract more meeting planner attention. If you need a handy worksheet on how to attract meeting planners, jump on over to my website at liankholderwood.com and download the worksheet right there from the homepage. I hope you enjoyed this week's video and we will see you next time. Bye for now.