The study aimed to analyze the micromorphology of secretory structures in oil-bearing industrial plants from the lame ASE family using light and scanning electron microscopes, estimate volatile substances content using GCMS, and perform qualitative and quantitative analysis of essential oils. The results showed that two types of lame ASE type glandular trichomes were identified, short and long-stalked capitate and peltate trichomes with single and bicellular secretory capitulum. Capitate trichomes were densely distributed on the surface of the epidermis, while peltate trichomes were sparse but regular and situated in depressions. Glandular trichomes were more frequent on leaves than on stems. The cuticle of the abaxial side of the leaf was characterized by larger average diameter peltate trichomes compared to the adaxial side. Peppermint produced the largest structures accumulating essential oil on the leaves, while sage had the highest average diameter of peltate trichomes on the stem. Lemon balm had the greatest density of glandular trichomes and the lowest content of oil in green parts. The isolated essential oils contained predominantly moniterpenes and sesquiterpenes, which determines their applicability for various purposes. This article was authored by Radoslaw Kowalski, Grzina Kowalska, Monica Jankowska, and others. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


What is up guys, welcome back to another one. If you are new to the channel, I am GoldPony. Behind me is Stegosaurus. This is a 2019 Challenger Scat Pack. And per your request today, we are going to do a comparison between the two because when you are shopping for one, there is the possibility that you may be shopping for the other as well. So today I'm going to go over 10 of the key differences between the two. So as always, let's get started. So today we have this 2019 Challenger Scat Pack courtesy of Stetler Dodge Jeep Ram in York PA. But so when it comes to the comparison, first thing on my list is the pricing. It's at the 2019 Challenger Scat Pack, base price is going to start at $39,995. When it comes to the Mustang GT, that base price is going to be $35,355. There are a couple of different reasons why the Mustang GT does start at a lower base price, one of them being the tech display. There is a simple 4.2 inch non-touch screen display that will come with the base model. So if you wanted to get into a muscle car for a little less expensive price without the tech being necessary, that is part of the reason why that one's going to start at a lower price. But moving on to handling and suspension. I think most of you guys are going to know which way this one is going to go. However, let me first start by saying, you guys probably know the Mustang GT is available with the MagnaRide damping system, which of course helps for not only a smoother ride, but to tighten up the suspension around heavy cornering as well. But the Challenger Scat Pack also now is available with an adaptive damping system. So that is there for you as well. So ultimately what the handling really comes down to is the size of the two vehicles. Mustang GT comes in at a weight of 3,705 pounds. Scat Pack comes in at 4,241 pounds. That is a 536 pound difference between the two cars. You guys can see in the side-by-side shots here, most noticeable to me, the Mustang is definitely lower. And although I will give the disclaimer, I did put lowering springs in my own vehicle that lowers it around 1.5 inches. But still, without my car being lower, the Mustang comes in at 54.4 inches for the height and the Challenger comes in at 57.5 inches. So it is a little bit lower to the ground and it is shorter as well. With the Scat Pack coming in at 197.9 inches, Mustang 188.3. But ultimately the weight difference is what's going to make this one a little more nimble around the back roads here in Pennsylvania being 536 pounds lighter. So this one I'm going to give to the Mustang. Next thing I wanted to mention when comparing these two is the body types. Challenger does come in a coupe-only form. Mustang, however, does come in a coupe and a convertible form. So when it comes to the body type, I did want to just mention that the Mustang is available in a convertible unlike the Challenger. Next on my list is always the most controversial. Let's talk about the design differences between these two. And let me start with the Challenger has yet to come out with a full redesign since 2008 when it was first brought back to the market. That is pretty interesting. Usually manufacturers don't keep a particular style around all that long before completely redesigning it. On the other hand, the Mustang is seen as most recent redesign in 2015 and it had a small refresh in 2018 as well. But the major redesign was in 2015 and I kind of understand what I just kind of going through at this point. It is a very iconic design for the Challenger. It is going to be extremely hard for them to redesign that thing and still keep its base. So I could probably kind of understand where they're coming from with that one. But with that being said, the Challenger is most definitely due for a redesign. But next, let's compare practicality and again, I think we know which way this one is going to go. When it comes to the trunk space, the Challenger Scat Pack is going to provide you with 16.2 cubic feet, quite a bit for a two door. And when it comes to the Mustang, 13.5 cubic feet. So the Challenger does take it when it comes to trunk space, but then it gets better for the Challenger, I should say. Making your way to the rear legroom, Challenger comes in at 33.1 inches. So for a six foot adult like myself, I remember reviewing this one plenty of times. I can actually fit back there. So if you had friends you wanted to take on a road trip or anything like that, the Challenger is definitely going to be the one that they are most comfortable in because for the Mustang's back seats, that comes in at 29 inches, which comparing the three current muscle cars, and I use that term loosely of course, but Mustang does provide you with the least amount of rear legroom. But honestly, that is not what the Mustang is for anyways. But in the end, when it comes to practicality, most definitely Challenger is going to take this one. And now for one of the best parts of any comparison test, this sound, and I am not talking about the audio system. I am talking about the exhaust clips because both of these cars actually sound absolutely amazing. Now remember reviewing the Mustang a few years ago from the 15 to 17 model year, the Mustang exhaust was much quieter compared to the Challenger. But now when the 2018 Mustangs came out, it was once again back to an even playing field in my opinion. So I'm not going to even give my opinion on this one to you guys. Let me just play for you the exhaust clips of my previous reviews and I will let you guys determine which one you like better. But so now the next thing on my list, playing a part in that exhaust clip, let's talk about the power differences. Challenger Scat Pack is going to come with the 6.4 liter naturally aspirated V8 engine, putting out 485 horsepower, 475 pound feet of torque, giving you a zero to 60 time that comes in at 4.3 seconds. And for comparison sake, the Mustang GT is going to give you a five liter naturally aspirated V8, 460 horsepower, 420 pound feet of torque. And with the performance pack that I ordered my personal car with, that is going to give you a zero to 60 time of 3.9 seconds, quarter mile time of 11.9. And that performance pack does add around additional $4,000 to the price. But at this point, you guys are probably saying apples to oranges, right? So let me tell you about a nice little package that the Challenger Scat Pack is offering for 2019 called the 1320 package. This one is super exciting and one that I would definitely consider if I went with the Challenger Scat Pack. This is going to give you a zero to 60 time of 3.8 seconds, besting the Mustang GT by 0.1 second there, quarter mile time 11.7. That is absolutely amazing, I love that. And this one again is going to add an additional $4,000. But when it comes to pricing again, the Challenger Scat Pack does start at a slightly higher price. So you do have to kind of keep that in mind at the same time. But still, 1320 package is definitely a very nice way to put that power to the ground, especially if you plan on drag racing that thing. So when it comes to power, these two are so similar. So I gotta call this one a draw on the end. And so next thing on the list, let's touch on the interior differences between the two. And this one again could go either way. For example, Mustang is going to give you an available carbon fiber trim and available full digital display that the Challenger won't come with. Performance pack gauge displays and overall there are less hard plastics than the Challenger. And you can definitely see that very easily when you compare the two. But on the other hand, the Challenger Scat Pack is going to give you an available power moonroof, something that the Mustang is not available with. In addition to that, an 8.4 inch color touchscreen display where the Mustang gives you an 8 inch color touchscreen display. And perhaps my favorite thing that the Challenger gives you is available Alcantara finishes. You only get that on the Shelby if you go with the Mustang, which is way out of the price range we're talking about. So I do love that the Challenger Scat Pack adds the Alcantara if you wanted it as well. So in the end, again a very close one to call when it comes to interior. But now let's make our way to the breaking on this one. And both cars will come available with Brembo six-piston front calipers. Both cars do come standard with Brembo four-piston front calipers. Pretty even when it comes to that. But when Motor Trend tested the 60 to zero times, this is where it gets good. Challenger with the Dynamics Package, meaning that Dynamics Package is what gives you the six-piston front calipers. 60 to zero time on that came in at 107 feet and the Mustang with Performance Pack level one, again giving you the six-piston front calipers comes in at 104 feet. So the Mustang got it just by a little bit on that one. However, if you went when the Mustang Performance Pack level two with a wider wheel and tire combination, that 60 to zero time according to Motor Trend comes in at even 94 feet.  In the end, based on the numbers, this one does go to the Mustang. And then last thing I wanted to compare on my list is the visibility. And it said that typically the Mustang does offer better visibility between these two. And honestly it does, but the Challenger Scat Pack is not too far off. I've reviewed plenty of Challengers on my channel, the Hellcat, the TA392, just about every Challenger I could think of actually. And I can never remember having any issues with visibility personally. So in the end, for me personally, this one is a tie. Both cars you can see perfectly fine out the back. It's not like we're comparing a Mustang to a Camaro or anything like that. Both cars when it comes to visibility are absolutely fine. So in the end, to sum it up, Mustang is definitely more of a modern vehicle between the two with this available digital gauge cluster. It's adjustable ambient lighting and a more modern design. But with Dodge now offering the 1320 package, I am extremely excited to see these two go head to head on the track. And when it comes to straight line performance, these two honestly could go either way down the track. So there should definitely be some pretty intense races between these two. And in the end, this decision ultimately comes down to personal preference because both cars are very similar. And in my opinion, either way, you cannot really go wrong. And so that is about it for this one you guys. Thank you so much for watching. Be sure to like the video and subscribe for free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there. And I will see you guys in the next video. Stay Gold.


All right, so our trader is welcome on back here this Wednesday, September 14th Shortly after 2 30 p.m. Eastern time on this at this time of the day welcome on back here for our afternoon meeting Great to see Mark and Nicholas and latest still still with us here Great to see Robert from before and Jason as well Jason great to have Jason here Jason locked up a nice trade on the most at The MEGL no it was the amtd just a moment ago We got 20 cents on it from entry price 202 so great to see Jason and John and Jeff and Ron and Michael Great to see all this back on social media Facebook live or YouTube so folks Let's hop into things pretty quickly here market has gone much of anywhere today But really we've had a bunch of different runners Spring up throughout some points of the day here throughout the morning heading into right now So MEGL be it being one of them. We ended up seeing this stock make a huge pot for us back a week or two ago Not even this pop and drop here. It was after that.  So for right now MEGL just easily enough I'll just put on our watch list here to begin. I Would assume your next resistance would be off of seven There was a pretty big iceberg order off of 650 that ended up finally getting broken through earlier It took a while for it to move off that 650 area or level, but it's doing so now So I would look to see what happens. You're coming off of seven next on this trade All right, so MEGL being one of the stocks that we're running or are still running for us right now The amtd trade is another one of those that we ended up doing really well on back like a month ago a few weeks back Actually, I want to jump back to this day here. This was August 2nd We ended up seeing amtd make this enormous move up And then it completely crashed back down so the daily chart looks horrible the daily chart looks really bad Right, so I just want to bring this up here pretty briefly. Don't mind doing it just go back in the old-time machine year for right now and For amtd we ended up seeing this thing make an enormous run even beginning from I think it was the After hours the night before stock went from 2 to 7 so you you see that in the after hours and you assume that the next morning It's gonna make for a nice day trade whether it continues and then dumps off or you know Whether we end up seeing support build first and then the real pop so no We ended up seeing this make a beautiful run early than the following morning in pre-market Stock went from like 6 650 a shear ended up running up as high as like 14 and came back down So, you know, we've had a lot of fun on this amtd trade this stock at whatever news came out It was an affiliate stock to this one here HKD and the stock made an even bigger move percentage wise on that day It ended up going from like a hundred bucks all the way up to like 2,500 crazy move right, you know this stock was basically Untradable back then on August 2nd and we ended up doing a lot better. We really just traded the amtd So we did phenomenal on the amtd back then All right, well, you know if we happen to see these stocks make you know move up if they pop up on our gainers list You know if it's making a high the day obviously we're gonna have to follow up with it Right, you know if these stocks stocks can make a fraction of the type of run that they made back in early August I'll take it so on this one pretty briefly. I do want to show book map. I do want to show level 4 for this trade So basically what happened with the amtd from earlier heading into the mid morning We had a bunch of volume get filled right off of 147 and 148. I think it was a total of 50,000 shares. I was doing a little back-end data Actually for a webinar the Fausta is doing tomorrow with book map But you know 50,000 shares in total that were filled at 147 and at 148 made this pop and drop So from that point you look to take your eyes off for a little bit You know it might just totally dump off and then just you lose sight with it Well, we ended up seeing the stock move back up later on into the early afternoon It was holding under the VWAP and holding under that you know same resistance So what on the next break of that price we ended up seeing it launch ended up making this big squeeze up right from there That's what led to this, you know rally here at this point So yeah for the meantime the amtd trade we're gonna put on our watch list with the MEGL Looks like it's trying to bounce back up from big volume area right off of 195 196 ish. I feel like over time though. Again, these are not swing trade recommendations or callouts These are day trade exclusively That means that I'm led to believe that we're gonna see the amtd trade completely dump off later on I mean just look what happened to HKD a moment ago here It got halted three times on the way up and I wrote that in the chat board earlier before this meeting started Now saying it got halted three times up I am pretty certain that we're gonna see this get halted on the way down and maybe what like a couple minutes later It ended up come you know dropping off completely tanking and yeah I mean this stock at least you could use as like a guide You know shadow for the amtd trade if you happen to see HKD make a huge shake down or big drop You're led to believe that amtd is gonna do the exact same thing. So, you know amtd I'm gonna put on our list the HKD. No, but if you want to follow the amtd trade then use the HKD is like You know almost like an ETF for the stock because you know, they move pretty similar All right, so we already talked about three of the top four gainers so far on the watch list The other two in the top five are below like 50 cents even so we're gonna skip over those the SPRC trade I mean, I'll show you the chart. It's definitely flat right now It's kind of dropping off not necessarily even flat But you know ended up making its big move from earlier today from pre-market and then certainly after the market opened up We did really well in this SPRC trade You know, we ended up seeing support hold off the VWAP on a couple of different attempts here in 125 Big pre-market top level so it led to a couple of different trades couple of different entries on the stock Alright, we keep it going probably gonna find a couple of other like, you know Quote-unquote runner stocks that made these pops recently a couple of them might be low volume So you want to skip over those should they be here the ATXG trade? I mean, I have no idea what the hell happened this thing It actually shows Daily chart activity although there's no like data or activity here to see but you know My chart wouldn't show this if this was a new IPO back from this day here So it's a little odd to see that but nonetheless this stock had a huge pop and then drop right back down Hey, it's kind of similar to what I just showed you kind of similar to the MEGL stock right and look at the MEGL right now. So ATXG here ATXG my dyslexia. Yep. There we go ATXG here ended up making a big pop and drop like I guess a week ago or two But look at the intro day right now. It's moving back up pretty nicely holding a series of higher lows You want to see it make a big break of resistance and for it to really fly and run, right? It's been more of a grinder off the lows and kind of just with this trend It's been building but you know, it's hard to ignore the ATXG RYTM was the stock we ended up trading a number of like months ago I guess at this point we ended up doing real really well on this trade back in July it was So I took my eyes off on this My eyes off from the stock since and it's been holding strong for a little while and just broke out here today So nice move here for the RYTM Not at all-time highs that's for sure I'd say performing pretty nicely really since July, but it has a day trade. It's not really moving too well It's near the highs, but it's not trading any good volume here right now for us only about like 2,000 shares at that So I'll just see what else is out there Jay-Z another IPO you can say recently from like a month ago Ended up making a big pop and then drop right back down very similar trend here All right, so we'll put this one on on our watch list looks pretty good You do have a big iceberg order on the ask here It looks like it came in after it broke above 450 So it made this pop up hit a high of 456 and then we ended up seeing this big iceberg join the ask Had to have been at a 450 had the BIAF trade from earlier today That was a great run from pre-market then after the market opened up Thankfully although it was dropping off quite a bit ended up holding support pretty nicely led to a big break back over its Opening print and led to this huge rally from that point Afterwards I wrote it off. So even though it bounced back up a bit here I wasn't in the trade at this point ended up doing a good job even holding over six for a little while But then added nowhere. I mean really just added nowhere ended up hitting 650 and coming right back down So obviously at this stage looks like a much better short than a long if you're able to get shares There's definitely a lot more on on this gainer side here folks So if there's anything else that looks really good type it in the chat board now Definitely, let me know in advance that Sun W familiar name from like a week a year ago or two ended up making a big pot For us about a year ago It's moving up a little bit here today not really trading a whole lot of volume per minute right now So much like there was another one. It was the RYTM not really trading a whole lot of volume right now this time of the day So we'll pass over it was this not hello fresh, but fresh works Ended up making a nice move up today But again same story not trading a lot of volume right now and we want to follow big money, right? Like we saw on Jay Z. At least there's a pretty recognizable Resistance there on at that 650 level. I believe that was you know, hey for the CFBI stock We've done really well on this over the last week or two on and off. We've called this one out It's trading a little bit more volume per minute the order book actually isn't as filled in as liquid So for a stock like this that's not trading a whole lot of volume per minute still I'd rather be more inclined to follow this compared to the others So, you know this one will make the cut had Nikola from pre-market I was hopefully see Nikola make a much better move than it even made here today This stock eventually will lead to another big short squeeze like it's been doing like you know sporadically over the last couple of years We've been following this over the last year and a half with All the stuff that happened with their CEO Trevor Milton I think his name was but you know There was some huge scandal that happened and that was after the run-up that it had So this is made for a huge pump and then you know drop right back down Actually today, it's looking all right still at this point, but this is where we talk about volume traded per minute liquidity I wish this was less liquid because it would make for a lot easier of a pump back up So Nikola, I'll put on our watch list for right now Just a familiar stack that a lot of us have done well on in the past All right, so that just about wraps up the gainer side here Again, if there's anything else that looks good, just let me know right now, but I'll hop over to the loser side next This point I was wondering where ALT stood on the loser side because of how much it ran up after the open So let's just jump to that here the ALT trade talk about a dead cap ounce I mean it was down 50 to 60 percent early in pre-market But when we have when we put this on our watch list the question was then you know How much higher could this really recover how much you know could this really move up higher towards well We had our answer ended up making a beautiful slingshot after the market opened up pulled back to pre-market levels But ended up taking off very shortly afterwards So once you happen to see that slingshot you're led to believe all right probably see this break higher highs Continuation for a little bit, but I wasn't expecting for this to run all the way up as high as 1660 You know if anything I was expecting 14 to be that big point of resistance And then from there it was grinding above that I took a couple of a few different losses on shorts trying to short it from 14 And I'm just not getting anything out of it So it just kept pushing up and up and up hell even right now Just look zoom in right now this thing's starting to make a pop back over 15 here. I might have some more legs left to it So ALT I'll put this back on our watch list for right now Just in case if this looks to make one more you know run back up, but otherwise be careful This is a false, you know break out here a head fake and it comes right back down below 15 and holds under there most importantly Then you could expect more of a drop off here from the stage So you know we're gonna keep this on our radar. Let's see what happens right off of 15 right now at the stock YOS H Invalid symbol even I don't know what the hell is going on with that I thought that was on the gainer side to begin the day even cold KOLD may Natural gas ETF ended up dropping off early in pre-market I told you folks say for anyone that consistently does well on the stock or on this ETF Then this is definitely the one for you Especially if you have level 4 if you don't have book map or level 4 as we nickname it then it's gonna be a lot harder to trade I'd rather you trade a stock a publicly traded company first But you know hey right now this took a huge hit from from the morning only has been dropping off So at this point we'll put this on our on our watch list here. So it happens off of 10 That amtd trades are really crashing down right now folks That's down to like the VWAP price at off of 183 182 It could be due for a bounce from there, but it took a huge fall or a huge hit You know as we as we started started the meeting. All right We got our X or us steel wasn't showing a lot of activity early in pre-market But hey led to a big drop off shortly after the Market opened up and it looks really good here is a short right now. So it's hard to ignore X We got a really good watch list right now folks Not just with stocks going up on the way up But some really good shorts on cold and X at least and then maybe on the ALT if that decides to break back under 15 All right, so folks Let me know if there's anything else up down left right more than 5% that you'd want me to look at here before We wrap up Probably could have told within the first few minutes, but I ended up doing this waterless I didn't get my water bottle here with me today Joining late from Doug. He says not sure if you went over it already, but ATXG we did it's already on our watch list there That's a great stock to look after right now Doug I lag from your hood I forgot about that one. That's right I LAG very similar to MEGL and you know those IPOs that ended up getting hammered right out the gate I mean not just for the fact that it's pulling back here, but it's just it was looking a little spotty prior It's good sideless stock for right now if this shows strength over the next 15-20 minutes Then we'll look to follow up with it. Hopefully it doesn't pop too much higher from that point though You know hey for right now Even MEGL is making this shaker too. I bet you Jay-Z made that shake then. Oh No, I was wrong Jay-Z at least not yet still holding strong looks like it dipped down a little bit But now it made a really nice slingshot back up to test that 450 and the iceberg order that's sitting there Just checking Benzinga Pro lastly here folks seeing if there's anything else. That's looking pretty good. Looks like we covered them already Jay-Z ATXG That's it. That's all I got. 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Alright so I was recently attacked on social media in quite a very large systematic way, multiple hundreds of comments, mainly on Facebook, mainly from people who aren't vegan, but this actually comes up a lot within the vegan movement. But the main school of thought within the vegan movement is the logical one, where by you buy the product that you wish to support and they will supply the product on the other end and you know if you demand meat then you are demanding an animal be bred into existence and slaughtered for that meat, and if you demand tofu then you're demanding plants be grown, tofu be harvested, tofu be made. And it doesn't matter the outlet that does that, you are still creating that supply and demand chain for whatever product you buy. There are some vegans and a lot of accusatory meat eaters who I don't believe are genuine, but we'll talk about the genuine ones. There are some vegans who believe that if you buy from a non-vegan establishment then you are supporting that establishment therefore you support the bad things they do as well. And I'm here to tell you that that is a very futile way of thinking, that that is an impossible standard to meet, you cannot meet that standard consistently across the board as a vegan in a non-vegan world, and it doesn't make any sense either. So for the meat eaters who are not so genuine I think they were just looking for a gotcha because I'm in McDonald's buying the vegan burger, I'm in Burger King buying the vegan burger, and I'm in KFC also buying the vegan burger. I was being very consistent and because I truly believe that this is one of the best ways to create change, the only way that we have true power. You can protest, you can lobby the government, but what are we supposed to do, the little vegans on the ground, the people who want to make a difference where they can, well we can choose the products that we want to see more of. Now one of the main accusations from what I seen in my Facebook comment section was like 200 of them, and I think what there was a bit of group think mentality and they're all jumping on board and seeing it going oh we can get on this was that if I go into McDonald's for example, and it is always like people they want to vilify McDonald's because McDonald's has this bad track record and it's everywhere and when they see McDonald's it just goes off, especially in the vegan movement it's McDonald's. When people go to Tesco's and Morrison's and Waitrose the vegans will go and buy soy milk and oats from there and they know okay if I buy soy milk from Tesco's then I'm not supporting the bacon aisle which is you know not too far off from the plant-based aisle, they're selling chopped up bacon, chopped up chicken bodies and all of that and Tesco have contracts with factory farms and Waitrose have contracts with factory farms and Soda Morrison's, Morrison's have their own slaughterhouses, Tesco's will only sell gas chambered pigs you know, you see how two gas chambers, but we understand that when we walk into that supermarket if we buy the rice we're demanding rice they'll supply rice, if you buy the bacon they'll supply murdered animals, but for some reason when you're walking to McDonald's a different outlet the law of supply and demand does not count, if you walk into McDonald's you're all of a sudden supporting slaughterhouses and factory farms even if you buy the vegan option, whereas the logical consistency, but the accusation is that if you buy a vegan burger from McDonald's they will use the profit, this is one of the main accusations, to go out and exploit and kill animals with that money. Now I'm going to tell you why that is stupid, it is a complete appeal to futility and you cannot dictate what anyone does with their profit out of any business that you support, so you could get example a taxi right and I gotta go to the airport, I'm gonna go get a taxi right, so the taxi driver rocks up, you've demanded a taxi, they've supplied a taxi, if everyone on my street demands a taxi they'll supply more taxis, everyone on the street is demanding a service, which is a taxi, what if you give the money to the taxi, they use their profit because every business generates profit, they use some of that profit to go and buy some horrible child paraphernalia or chopped up dead dogs from the underground black market dog bacon producer, have you supported those things or has the taxi driver supported those things, you've demanded a taxi, you've paid for your taxi, you cannot dictate where someone's profit goes, that is as I said before a complete appeal to futility, you could pay for electricity and they could go off and do whatever they want with the profit, you cannot dictate that so why would that even be in the conversation, now what you can dictate when you walk into these places McDonald's for example, they get their burger patties from Beyond Meat, now what is the difference from you walking into Tesco buying Beyond Meat from Tesco or walking into McDonald's which is another outlet and like Tesco also sell murdered animals, Tesco sells murdered animals too but you go into a different outlet which is called McDonald's and you demand a beyond burger and they go to their supplier, hey we need some more Beyond Burgers, their supplier beyond meat makes more Beyond Burgers, gives up to their outlet which is McDonald's and McDonald's sell it to me and they get their profit and what do they do with their profit, I don't know they pay employees, they use it for their infrastructure, I don't know it goes to the CEO, it goes wherever, wherever the profit goes, every single business knows exactly what products are moving out the door, they don't just lump all products together in one category and go yeah we've sold a thousand items, no they go we've sold 20 beef burgers, we've sold 10 chicken burgers and we've sold 100 plant based burgers today, well you know what, we can see that the plant based burger is outperforming the other burgers, what do we do, I know what we'll do, we'll use the profit from the plant based burger and buy more beef burgers, said no one ever, said no one who had any business sense whatsoever, what they do is if they see plant burgers running out the door they go let's make it a permanent menu item, let's put on another one, let's see how another one does and you know what, the way that they're the argument, the accusation that if you buy a vegan product from a non-vegan establishment, you're supporting their exploitation and killing of animals, the way that falls flat on its face is that if everyone right shifted their buying power into vegan burgers, everyone that went into that restaurant just bought vegan burgers, you know what they do, they'd turn into a vegan establishment wouldn't they, they wouldn't go oh 100% of people are buying vegan burgers, no one's buying the meat, let's use all the profit from the vegan burgers to buy more meat, that's stupid, it makes no sense, so the biggest point of power we have is to demand that these unethical businesses which most of them are, supply vegan products, if you look at the outlet as secondary and you look at the factory farms and the slaughterhouses here and they go into the outlet and then you have plant farming here and they go into the outlet too to make the beyond burgers, when you move meat off the shelf, they will breed more animals into existence, torture them and slaughter them to put more meat on the shelf in that outlet, when you move beyond burgers off of their shelves, they see that there's a demand, they will supply beyond burgers through the supply chain, through that outlet to you, that's how it works, it's that simple, one of the funniest things about this argument is that you could actually make the argument for the opposite, you see when Burger King brought out their 100% vegan restaurant or McDonald's brought out their McPlant burger, they actually used their profits to create these prototypes, they had food scientists create these vegan burgers, build the science and infrastructure for the vegan 100% plant-based restaurant all from their profits, so the argument works both ways, demand dictates what they supply, now I don't know why this is so hard for people to understand, appealing to futility changes nothing, saying oh you know what will you pay taxes and you don't know where the taxes are going, well we can't dictate where the taxes go, you can with a vote maybe but you can't really, a lot of the taxes go to subsidized factory farms, we don't have any control of that, now one of the arguments might be subsidies, it might be hey well you know what Joey that's all good and well like supply and demand, yeah but the meat and dairy industries will always be bailed out by the government so supply and demand doesn't work at all, so the argument is that subsidies completely cancel out supply and demand, now I haven't seen any good evidence for that, there would be a limit to subsidies, they're not going to infinitely bail out bacon with all the taxpayers dollars, for infinitum if there is no demand for bacon that is not how it works, they will give them a certain number of subsidies, they give to all farming, they give to plant farming, they give to animal farming, dairy farming, they give subsidies right, but they're not going to infinitely bail out dairy if no one wants it, that's not how it works, supply and demand matters as well, so yes they will be getting bailed out to a certain degree which is important to attack the subsidies, yes but at the same time that doesn't mean that supply and demand doesn't matter and until they stop the subsidies which we should put a lot of energy into lobbying against those subsidies and removing subsidies I think that will help, hell of a lot, but until then supply and demand is still a very very powerful tool, if you're a vegan and you're saying supply and demand doesn't work, doesn't matter, why on earth are you vegan, why don't you just eat the bacon because it doesn't matter, you're not contributing to the supply chain that kills the animals, are you, it's a ridiculous argument and I think intuitively as a vegan if you believe that you would know that that's ridiculous, of course you wouldn't support the bacon industry, it's literally impossible to be consistent with the idea that we should only support 100% vegan businesses and it's always narrowed down to food, now I've got friends with 100% vegan businesses, I would love to support only 100% vegan vegan businesses, in order for us to create real change we need to change the animal abusing businesses as well, on every single corner there's a subway and a McDonald's and a Burger King, down every single highway I drive there's a truck stop with a Burger King and a subway and McDonald's, now the fact that they have vegan options there means that I can go in there and I can make a choice via supply and demand to say hey I demand you give me a Beyond Burger, thank you, go into subway, I demand you give me the plant patty, you know what, Subway used to have plant-based meatballs, they've taken them off and why did they take them off, because the next production cycle came around and they hadn't sold enough meatless meatballs, because supply and demand matters, because if you stop demanding subway cell meatless meatballs, they will take it off the menu just like that and they will only supply the meat meatballs from the slaughtered animals, now there is another element to this supply and demand thing called choice architecture, if on the supply end you offer vegan options then you will actually be able to see the demand, now there's been studies that show there was a faunalitic study here I'm going to bring it up, researchers found that increasing vegetarian meal availability from 25% to 50% resulted in a 62% increase in sales in a dining hall, they had dining hall A and dining hall B and by 79% in dining hall B, when 50% of the meals were vegetarian 40% of diners in A and 33% in hall B chose to forego meat, wow, so choice architecture it shows that when you offer more vegan options people are more likely to choose them, so it's very important that we at least promote them, if people don't want to walk into McDonald's or walk into a certain place like, I mean there were vegans who were boycotting morrisons after one of their pig farms was exposed, I think it's illogical but if they emotionally don't want to walk into morrisons no problems, if you don't want to walk into McDonald's no problems, but what I do have a problem with is you saying that it's unethical to and then walking into Tesco or walking into Starbucks and grabbing a soya latte which I do all the time or walking into your local deli and buying bread right, knowing that the deli sells dairy if you're going to be that inconsistent and then tell people not to go into McDonald's to buy the beyond burger then I have a problem, you're actually being a little bit illogical irrational and emotional and not trying to do what is best for the animals I believe, now I'm not accusing people of deliberately or with any malice doing this but I think that it's very important to be logically consistent and sometimes you've got to put your emotions aside, now for me to go into KFC, an animal rights activist, I've been into factory farms watching chickens die on their faces, I see it all the time, horrible chicken farming in the UK, disgusting all across the world, chicken farming is one of the worst, for me to walk into KFC and buy their vegan burger and make videos about it and copying all this heat, I obviously believe in what I'm saying, I walk into Tesco's and I buy their plant-based meat, I walk into the service station and I buy a little plant-based power bar or whatever and I will walk into KFC and buy their vegan burger as well because what am I demanding, here we go, it's corn, so corn supply KFC with their patties, do you ever go into the supermarket as a vegan and buy a vegan corn, well if you do and you're against going into KFC to buy the corn, do you know that corn is not even a vegan company, corn is a vegetarian company and they support the egg industry okay and I think maybe the dairy industry but I know definitely the egg industry which exploit, kill, violate the rights of hens, I still buy the vegan options from corn, if you buy the vegan options from corn or Linda McCartney's alright who are a vegetarian company as well who support the violation of the rights of animals but you won't walk into McDonald's then you have a massive double standard there and you won't explain why, I understand that buying the vegan options from Linda McCartney's puts into supplier vegan ingredients through the vegan supply chain and I understand buying the vegetarian option from Linda McCartney's breeds hens into existence, exploits them and kills them and macerates male chicks or gasses male chicks so I don't demand the vegetarian option from Linda McCartney's because Linda McCartney's to me is just an outlet for ingredients down the supply chain now we've seen a massive shift through supplier and demand look what veganuary has done across the UK and that's increasing the demand for vegan options and now you can through choice architecture have more supply on the supply end KFC, McDonald's, Burger King supply doesn't dictate demand demand dictates supply but when you have options you can actually encourage the demand a bit so with veganuary we've seen a massive rise of plant-based consumerism we've seen it all across the UK a massive shift and you see all these massive companies these meat companies like JBS which is a massive meat company responding to demand increasing plant-based products, JBS also bought Vivera Pilgrims as another one massive animal exploiters buying plant-based companies and shifting to plant-based food because even they see the demand they even they recognize the demand isn't it better to encourage these massive animal exploiters to shift across to plant-based products because we want them to change just like we want the person on the street to change we want these big companies to change and if they're only incentive is much we know they're only incentive is money it doesn't matter if they're cutting up plants or cutting up animals to these people furthermore there are many examples of industries just thawing out through lack of demand and you know technology advancing and just like horse and cart and you've got manual labour agriculture which have been replaced by tractors and combine harvesters and then you know online shopping you don't see people walking into the stores as often anymore because we have online shopping now a good example is actually uh Netflix and you know it sort of muscling out DVDs and videos and blockbuster you know and so supply and demand dictates the market all the time and the industry are terrified of it the industry are so terrified of supply and demand that they try to stop plant-based companies from using meat language like vegan bacon or milk or cheese in turkey they banned vegan cheese from being sold in France you see them passing laws and all of these different countries passing laws against using meat language can't even call oat milk what drink you're so scared the dairy industry and the meat industry the egg industry they're so terrified right of supply and demand that people are actually going to demand plant based foods and with the choice architecture they're afraid of that because they think oh god like they might not want to be cruel to the animals and they might want to bake and substitute so we can't let them use our names we're terrified they're terrified of the free market if the meat industry are terrified of it then it's got to be a good thing so this video for me was long overdue i just thought i would uh explain my position on supply and demand a little further i'm not a shill for these companies i actually believe that i'm doing the most logical rational thing and as an advocate as someone who's in the public eye i promote these options to people because they're incredibly convenient because one of the biggest arguments for people to support the meat industry is that it's just too inconvenient not to i believe that supply and demand is a powerful force subsidies don't completely cancel out supply and demand i haven't seen evidence of that and look if you're in the camp of vegans who don't emotionally want to walk into these places that's fine if you're in the camp of hey i want to support hundred percent vegan businesses if you can i think it's an incredibly high standard for your average person to meet we don't have a hundred percent vegan place near us we have to drive 25 minutes to get to one we don't have a hundred percent vegan supermarket i don't have a hundred percent vegan petrol station and a hundred percent vegan uber driver and a hundred percent vegan landlord okay so i just think it's an incredibly difficult standard impossible standard to reach you cannot be consistent with it but if you want to support a hundred percent vegan restaurants just one type of business which is a food place go ahead but when you walk into any other business and they're not a hundred percent vegan you realize you've just picked and choose which places you want to support that a hundred percent vegan do i support a hundred percent vegan restaurants 100 billion trillion mazillion gazillion percent i do i support sanctuaries too now some sanctuaries have a cafe it'd be great if you had a sanctuary with a vegan cafe that you could just go in and support them every single day and by all of your utilities from the sanctuary wouldn't that be a perfect world but it just so happens that the companies with the largest marketing reach biggest advertising potential the most restaurants consistent across the country and who have the biggest budgets to spend in their food labs creating these products are these major food chains so i hope i've helped you understand my position thank you for watching um please leave your comments down below did i miss anything did i get anything wrong do you have an opinion on this and yeah let's see if we can create some healthy discussion in the comments section but please be vegan be consistent you know don't be unreasonable just buy the vegan options don't worry too much about who the outlet is let's try to create a plant-based supply chain and leave the horrible abusive cruel supply chain as a thing of the past peace


But realizing that you can also learn from us, because if you talk of malaria and other things, maybe we are the best. You might not know that, but your immunology would be helpful to answer the issues that we have here. So that symbiotic partnership, the equity and respect is very important. But I think we also need to look into equity within the research investments that we do. The next generation of scientists, the younger people are often not involved, even when we have sufficient funding within the African context. So I think we need to be looking at equity across gender, across generations as we do these investments in the longer term. The question for me has always been, to what extent African materials and African collaborators are visible, acknowledged, documented and awarded? And to the second part of the question, how can our understanding shift through collaborations across continents? I think in three intersecting ways. I mean, firstly, I think we need to know and understand our histories. European and African researchers should know their disciplinary histories. They should know the historical intersections between local African realities and global knowledge production. So that we deepen understanding of the roots of our equal partnerships of today and funding models, and we can sort of develop practical solutions. Second, we must commit to long-term issue-based partnerships and building equitable communities of practice. Finally, quick point, we need reciprocity in collaborations. I think that we need really to use students and young researchers also to create a platform for a more equitable collaboration. I mean, you often say, a sentence that I remember from me, you say that our students should be able to see the world through the eyes of another. And then this is extremely important for what we are going to do in the future.


amazing guest she's beautiful she has so much warmth in her she goes by the name Joanne Wendwa Alex she's a foreign to an autistic child and she's going to share with us her experience and just Hanouli around this particular topic Kareem Ustana Jane not Joanne I don't know why keep calling you Jane Jane are you all right glad to have you with us thank you so much Stephanie for having me yeah it's a beautiful journey we hold each other's hand yeah being a month where we celebrate our children who are special as people call them but you don't call them special in our world they are children who breast differently their brains work differently as we see live as black and white our children see white and gray yes just a bit just differently just slightly different slightly different you've said you don't call them a special what do you call them in your world we are geniuses yeah we have geniuses in our lives remember anything good that has ever happened to anyone there must be a charge remember Moses in the Bible yeah the guy could barely say a word but still God used him right yeah so I believe that our children are breast differently because they are supposed to be used by God differently differently yes okay so this are geniuses we're talking about geniuses right right right let's talk about it for someone who's just hearing about autism or hears about autism but doesn't really understand what it is about let's start with that what is autism our autism when I hear the word autism of course I always panic because it's not something to celebrate honestly speaking because it comes in a big shock what is autism what will happen those are the main questions that come with it but generally until today we are not able to really know what is going on in children's brains because of course we discover that the children have issues with their brain at a very tender age so no matter which hospital you go to they will never tell you what it is unfortunately all over the world no one has an answer for it yeah it's a spectrum where the children are behaving differently that's where unfortunately people think that our children are mad because not related by any means to mental disorder no it's not a mental disorder honestly it's neuro neuro disorder you know that's something that God has done yeah and unfortunately until today we are not able to have any cure or all we do is therapy is hope for the best walk the journey hoping that tomorrow it will be better I will awaken something and then this child will be better so no matter where you go all that you're told is it's either genetic it's brought by the environment environment yes environment that's where the Kokomeron and all the other cartoons are brought in that you told don't expose your child too much on cartoon they the brain now start working like the cartoon so they're they're not able to socialize but you're not 100% sure so for me in the old definition I had to grab something that I had to run with I took the genetic I just told myself it is me it is my husband and now going on the journey of the genius part my husband is a very good mathematician like the guy is so good okay if you look at me mean you let them so when you combine that kind of vibe and say mine I am not ashamed to say we combined it and we brought Ivan in the world yes yes I think that's an amazing view to have okay so for you you know and before you even get to your experience again right how does autism look like for someone also doesn't understand what's even we're talking about in the first place you know how does an autistic child behave compared to the other all right now let's talk about Barry okay I always make it a bit spicy Barry as well you know Barry tip toe and walk with their toes you know that's a miracle we start with that that's one of the characteristics of an autistic child they tip toe very well as in they do Barry very well and then when they have meltdown we don't okay in this other side you don't say they're having that drink tantrum yes we don't use the word tantrum use talk about meltdown meltdown is why you're not able to express yourself what is going on remember Stephanie when things are so tough probably with your boyfriend with mom and then sometimes you're not really able to tell the other side of the story what do you do you just yeah yeah so that's my son because Ivan cannot be able to express what is going on in his life he cannot be able to tell me mommy I want this so what will happen well just meltdown so in the process of meltdown you think this has spoiled brat because that's what we say yeah so this is a child will behave worse than the other one because the other one you'll be like dacochapa and will understand that now this one is bad but now this one is a child will not understand the normal life you'll not be able to express you'll not be able to understand that mommy is saying obviously because you're having a meltdown I'm having a meltdown I'm having a meltdown it is what it is there's nothing you can do about it yes to address my issue that is another thing and then the other one is the flipping of the hands of the hands they really crave and then they like their hands until today to my son if he holds a Soviet he'll talk to the Soviet because we reached the point that we talk now yeah yeah but we started the journey without anyone okay the other characteristic is now during the meltdown the guy can hurt himself the baby can hurt them so they can call the phone and they're trying to hurt them so oh come to you when they are so violent that's why we end up saying ah mama Ivan you know we usually just talk it to the wind but that's where you think yeah yeah we we loosely use this term so when you see a child meltdown somehow this is a spoiled brat and you don't know what you know that child is going through the condition that child right right so that's another characteristic and then the other one is the sound if the guy is excited they have a sound they have a sound if they are comfortable they are happy they'll have that sound when they are not and they don't want to do the meltdown they still use the sound so you can imagine a seated in the church everyone is quiet this evening and then your baby decides to use the sound because he's happy and then people are looking at you control your child control the child making noise yeah why are you making noise you know we change the environment they don't want to be there it can be hectic so these are that's how this our children behave they behave differently but because the expression is different and unfortunately they are not able to understand that there's more the discipline issues that you are supposed to have kawaiida they are not there in our children's life unfortunately but we usually get there eventually it's a journey right okay so we tell us your experience how did you how do you know you know that your child has autism is it from birth do you just see a child and know that this one has autism because now it's it's the behavior that at least you know from what you've said is the behavior so now when a child so what we can make of this is you can just raise your child normally you know up until they're able now to walk or something or how else can you know and now unfortunately that is the most interesting part because uh i'm not comparing but if you have a cp baby you can look from the you know the cerebral passive baby that's a baby you look at and you can tell something is not right but now with our children 100 percent everything is kawaiida kawaiida you know the baby the only difference with mine is uh we had given birth at the same time with a girlfriend or mine um nomati and they could not sleep at night my son as long as he is full he could sleep the whole night so i used to brag i have a good memory the guy is calm when he's young he's calm than usual compared to the other children also i have other children so if i compare this was the most peaceful dude yeah he fits he sits he waits no matter so as uh i know the the autism is quite it's very wide because the characteristic of my baby is not the seam as another yeah in our was up groups where we are or in our journey that we are joined your support groups as they are saying um some will talk about their child their children are not able to have the sleeping patterns are pathetic mine i did not have issues with our sleeping pattern my baby used to sleep a hundred percent until i knew my baby is autistic that's when i realized that's when maybe i don't know if i'm the one who are walking the sleeping pattern or something but honestly speaking all the other time when you were small you could see yeah the good visuri yeah i yeah now you ask stefanie about uh how i i i knew okay let's begin with the children over covid my baby was born in november 2019 so his gen was 2020 2020 i didn't i did not have so we are panicked so you are like what is going to happen so you are hustling because you know you know those are things i i i was busy i would say um struggling to make sure that we we eat because that's time it was a matter of food it was not about wealth it was not about all those things you just have a million yes so both you and your husband are you are busy you are extremely busy trying to fill in the gaps um so uh kiddo go kiddo go we walked the journey and then by the grace of god as i was telling you i had some good friend of mine mama ryan gave me the idea you're good with madri you know you like driving that's your passion why don't you just do this so that's how i started my journey of our cutting the children to school so i mean there are madri that you know a lady ah we celebrate it is lovely it is yes we when the schools resumed i could take my children and the other children to school but now with my i sold the personal only be the small one by the grace of god we walked the journey so you are busy feeling in what are you learning school fees ah you are smiling now you're smiling it's put to a stop where you call the children for birthday and then there's this little baby i remember she's quite young because i when i'm holding the baby Ivan is now a big boy six months that's when this baby is born so you went to see the baby and then i told um baby i but now you have a wife to make it up and then this baby comes with a cup from the kitchen you are both the other day so it was a wake up call like wow something is not right it was on a Saturday i was frustrated i started looking at people who are around me because the other women and the friends who are around and how old was your son now one year one year and let's say eight months because he was not one eight was not two it was not two it was not two but uh eye contact another another i forgot the characteristic of what his child will never look at you in the eye in the eye no um so baby Ivan could not another thing he can never interact with other children he's he always have to find a place on his edge so that time we have a battery we're happy we're excited but my baby is alone he's hiding behind the curtain actually he just wants his face and you're making noise another characteristic they can really close their ears see he a lot of unnecessary noise so they don't want they don't want us so they hold and then now they stack the the voice of the sound yeah so my baby was frustrated and of course i had to be by him on my back i'm used to carrying him on my back so i just took him and then i saw him he was okay because now the other children are making a lot of noise and he slept but now i was like oh my god so i went to my husband i know when you went when you went to national park there's a baby who looked younger than baby Ivan and i said hi to the baby and the baby responded that's when i felt something i don't like Alex who couldn't be here who couldn't be here so he noticed i noticed earlier but wasn't sure i wasn't sure of course and then he you know also maybe in denial yeah yeah we are already you don't want to you know we are in denial until today i am i'm talking about but believe me sometimes i want someone to tell me no it's fine yeah so it's like i was like wow monday let's go to the hospital where he was born and they'll ask the doctor to penetrate here so on monday i called my girlfriend Julie Julie hi you need to take me to a visa you're like wow what are we going to do there like i think Ivan is deaf something is all right i gave out a story of the previous night like oh all right then let's go so we went to the hospital we queued we waited it was our turn so baby Ivan was there my girlfriend and my husband disappeared because i knew i'm so sure he knew something was on him yeah so so much and you are cheering let me just say nene na uko so um i asked the doctor hey doctor are you and honestly i didn't think it is good to let me know what happened so he just looked at me i'm so sure he knew there was something there was something and also he knew that as a mother i have to put a brim on someone match ready that's what we do yeah so he he told me um just come down what's going on like my baby even if you call him right now so like i have an Ivan Ivan or not look at one two you're not you'll not respond you've not even look at two you're not even behave like calling his name and then he was all over that time he was he was very hyper extremely hyper he's destroying so the doctor he's just observing and he's writing down so he was like um i am sorry but um i think baby Ivan is autistic what what what is that what do you mean by autistic it was foreign foreign to you and being that i have other children um the two girls and then there's a big boy so the people used to be like ah you know boys are slower yeah so you are overreacting calm down this guy will be okay you speak no more so kiddo go kiddo go um i was like now Julie what does that mean she she had tears she started crying she was like it's not something like it's like if you're crying then it's something it's not right so it's like um for us to be sure let's first confirm that the baby is not there so go the other side please go however is he is um checked checked so he went and the Ivan was checked and he could hear 100% so he was not there he was not there yes he was not there he was not there so he came back and then uh the doctor told us yeah our baby is but it's like then there's no problem what is the solution is there any for you wanted it's okay it's okay yeah yeah it's okay you know i know we are good then it's okay is it something we can treat yeah it's something we can do we have therapies and then ah there's no problem everything that the baby is okay i smiled but um i need you to go downstairs so you are somewhere so go downstairs and then confirm talk to the occupational therapist doctors and then they'll advise you because now you could see the smile on my face but he knew i can't breathe this smile right now for him i'm sure that's what he was scared of he can't give you again yeah so i went to the occupational therapist and then um another characteristic of the autistic children you know this thing come kid over kid over they arrange their stuff in a straight line yeah they make the thing things organized in a straight line straight straight so if there are blocks they have to be straight if the seats they have to be straight no diversions it's just a straight line so um he organized he was given some blocks so that is what occupational therapy is he organized the blocks and the sensory or so so that they can stop the trip so that's the sensory therapy um and then um that was it i coughed i coughed to seven thousand wow and you were not even ready for that you're just going to check with the doctor is my kid fine what is going on so kid over kid over i asked the the occupational therapist doctor um how many sessions do i need i mean no problem it's okay it's expensive but i'm sure i can do something how many give me a number yeah give me a number i like could be years you never know how long it will take could be you don't know that one now with me realize then there's a big problem as much as i would just say the Holy Spirit you know when when you go through the scenario of someone you really love let's say someone has died there's the Holy Spirit that comes yeah the way other people are seeing it sometimes you are so calm until people are wondering are you okay but i would just say there's a way that god does his thing so because for me i was i was a bit calm until now reality of the money came in remember we're just struggling transport just make you just started yeah nothing much to really celebrate so there we were we went home i called my mom i met my mom home so it's like so i'm trying to be strong also for my mom but mom when i get we need to notice mom is it what is it but to me and be what we need to do this and this and mom this thing is so expensive i don't know what to do so mom she did what she does best melt it down prayed and then she told us wow that's how far it yeah and left so we were left with alex alex i'm sure it was in his own world i was in mind we were all because you've just you are done this news you've never really expected that child would have of course now we were also told about uh when we talked to the doctor it's old as we should withdraw cartoon that's tv the screen time we should completely yes that's specific time we're told please withdraw tv from this baby give him more of action time let him pray with other children and all that we encourage to do that i was like sour let's do this but now i'm still great on the seven thousand and how many sessions do we need actually we needed four sessions a week four four one session is three five please do your maths it is not doable it is something you cannot afford so i i kept quiet i was lost so i just got to our group uh the family group uh my in-laws family group i just wrote and said uh please uh if you see our baby is not behaving the normal way we were told that baby everything is artistic so please bear with us and i left the group i left the group because i felt like everyone knew except me so at that point you are in so already a denial i'm bringing everyone i'm blaming everyone for it and of course i also sat myself down and i also felt it was my fault i was too busy looking for money looking for the help i mean just trying to do whatever i can do so it is my fault if i was here a little bit different yes so i just tried looking for issues that would just make me feel more miserable maybe i know yeah but anyway i called the the lady the friend of mine and she told me no take the baby to school the baby will be fine i went to a closed school teacher grace took us in and she encouraged me mom i want everything will be okay i will be i what do you mean everything will be okay nothing will be okay so i'm looking at the other children they're small they're young they're happy they could ask me my name mine is there in his own world actually does not even want to be these children yeah it's like something that is not working for him so i would take baby i went to school and just sit outside the the whole time the whole time i i remember i called my husband at some point i told him i alex i can't drive the children anymore i'm not a but i can't do this anymore i really disappointed so many parents and i still date what what is i am very sorry i i i still say sorry to the parents that are disappointed but at some at that point i sank i sank completely and we decided to sell the bands one by one because i could not handle it now that's where we talk about me our mental health yeah i went into depression yes i didn't want anyone close to me i didn't want friendship unfortunately the people who thought would love you and support you they were like but she was too busy looking for money she didn't have time for the baby but remember this is not the first child you know and then remember covid also you were stuck home okay as much as i was hustling it's not like i was not home i was home you were home i was home so it was it was hard for everyone it was even tougher for you because now with this music but now when you have people who expect to be very supportive and then they have fun because that they're exchanging and thinking ah it's because she was not there so you just tell yourself yes it's true that was my fault yeah so you can imagine anytime you switch your fault it is not nice yeah uh so uh my uh we call them in in kikoi moiro that the lady is married to my brother marsy she she used to work in in kenyatta now she's she's out she's in the u.s she calls me she's like jen bring baby i went to kenyatta everything will be okay yeah i told her ah okay i'll think about it because i mean you still knew okay you see now i still have the problem you still knew that you know my as a problem and then you've taken too long so you're still yeah i still bring her but anyway i called alexander sasa uh can i can i take baby i went he's like yeah yeah let's take baby i went to kenyatta no worries let's go so we went we were there very early in the morning by around six in the morning we went and she was able to help us go to the occupational therapy center there is one a beautiful one very beautiful doctors and very good ones doctor dr kai many dr justy i mean and the whole department is lovely they know being a mother that i am anytime they could take my baby for their occupation of europe where the the occupational therapy is swinging the babies tamperine oh tamperine therapy swinging the babies is a therapy okay and so you put them inside and then you rotate you roll them you know you really roll them and then it was it was it was it is bad it is it is bad um so sorry i mean but anyway um i accepted but i used to be the crying mom actually i know all my all my friends know which is so you know kenyatta kenyatta is very cold so i we used to go and then we're told you need to socialize i'm looking at socializing white i don't want to talk to anyone so we people could we could sit around the other mothers and they could just cover my head and cry those sessions until when the session is baby Ivan okay here i am so we could hold him and go home and remember those sessions you don't see any results it takes time a lot of time i even need four years just the other days when you started being wobble a bit wobble so it's a journey so we we continue going for the therapies at least in kenyatta their therapies are friendly very friendly it wouldn't we wouldn't compare with the private defy so you used to go for two sessions uh and then one day i'm home one of my friends mrs googie passes by my house she's like how are you why is baby Ivan why you know i was not able to say i like him as Ivan is in school like but the baby is not even true so another male today i i told her this story like there's a place called kisser go there you'll be sorted i'm getting a lot of support and people know a lot of people have a lot of information the only thing is you're not able to to really interact and get the info like oh okay i actually did not tell alex i told i went to kisser the kenya date so tell us what kisser is about kisser kisser is the institution in kenya uh where there's people with disabilities they go for the the rapist it's a beautiful big place extremely beautiful with very friendly doctors i would say that i always recommend i will always recommend please if you have a baby please take them there and i also pray to god that all the counties will have kisses kisses yeah kisses everywhere where the children can get assistance so when they they are like no we need to access the baby access the baby uh this will be the date and we went there but now baby i even was not three years so the doctor was like no my bad please take baby i even outside more if you're in a flat uh make the team interact with others if if not please take him to school that's like baby i even is already in school and then she was like uh here we are able to assert the the therapies are done after three years that's when we are able to really determine if there is a problem but these are the food that's where now the challenge comes there's also specific food that i supposed to take we throw the sugars we throw this we throw we throw the bananas we i looked at the doc i'm like what is he supposed to eat from this what are you doing everything what are you doing everything the risk the risk is is a lot uh you like unfortunately you have to do this especially the sugars please let him stop using the sugars stop the wheat and then um uh autistic children sometimes they can have problems with constipation but their digestion system is not the best so to see i'm i'm also still talking about mine that's why i told you it's very wide because the others who are okay whatever they eat but now specifically the baby i even had a problem i had a problem so we started the journey of the feeding also that we could do camel milk because now the information is a lot so you need to see as struggling to look for from from his sleep so i'm calling my mom and remember it is so expensive also but that is not even something to worry about as long as we were always saying as long as the doctor's no best uh then alex looked for boozy so we could turn it because honestly the taste the taste how's the taste the taste not good it's not good no i used to cry while i'm feeling my baby i'm like we walked and walked and walked and then um we did a lot of sessions in kenyatta so it was during the december when baby i was when it was almost time three so um you're supposed to go for the holidays and of course now there's not enough travel life has to go sort of so people are taking by we created a beautiful group very supportive people amazing human beings um so i remember when we had the sessions we why encouraged to take our children to a month sorry uh in a school that has a month sorry system month sorry system is where the children is not more academic or not accessed yes yes they cannot be yes yes because our babies will not be able to sit down for 45 minutes their concentration cannot last that long so you need where in it's more friendly so i called i called i called my friends 150 but i'm i'm like why please mongo god if you gave me this baby then or definitely you have to give me the money please be kind to me please me but yes i i am so we went went to a certain school unfortunately the society hits our babies hmm society's um how people treat them how people how our children are treated it's it's cold people are cold because we went to one of the schools now we started looking for school now this guy has to go to school he's turning three so he needs where where he is now catered for so we went to one of the schools is like the first thing i always do and it has healed me is if i come to your house i'll tell you and my baby is autistic so anything can happen to be alright okay so i told this lady my baby is autistic do you take autistic children it's like oh let's see how it goes uh bring him for an interview so i took our baby there like leaving for one hour then come back she looked at me on the face after the one hour we were all of us and she told me okay i didn't think you need to take your child to a special school so remember we are encouraged parents with autistic children do not hit them to this to any special school please don't they're supposed to be integrated in yes please do not please do not reason being if today a child is taken to a monkey even the normal okay as we call them the normal children if you take them and interact they interact with the monkeys that child will be like a monkey all right so our children um you take them to the other children they will be able to behave like the other children they'll see the other children are seated they'll sit down you understand they learn from the others from the experience but now if you take them to a special school the children even start bending one side you know the you know the special needs uh unit is so big so you can imagine whatever i can really promote mine the only issue is the verbal and the interaction so it'll start coping the rest yeah if you like this style of walking that dude will work like that but now if you give him a chance to be with other children this guy he might come out you know uh so uh i would say it will killed me i looked at him and i'm like okay not problem i'll take him there that broke you yeah that broke me you went back home told alexina why do you take our child so i remember now i'm going through a really really mental issue i'm down completely down um that uh everything lost tastes anything anything that used to make me smile does not make me smile you know everything is gone uh my husband was in his own world two or two the only thing that he used to bring us together is we need to go there but behold that everything so literally when the special children can also make families break it's not it's not anyone's fault it's because you go a y i go a y and then if the brim game comes in you're done so i i i i i i called my girlfriend party party what's up where do i get that it's january january is coming so what am i supposed to do with our and that's how like ah there's a school hey blow my thoughts god bless you my dear so she gave me the number of the owner of the school i went i went and waited for her like today you remember i told her more than yeah she was supposed to be in the office at around nine i seven thirteen before i need to see you come where she's wondering so she was so guilty and she came and the first thing i still told her is you take out a stick children because i just wanted that no and walk cry as i walk you know you're like just come down if today god gave me a chance between a child a normal child and your baby i'll pick your baby wow i'll never forget those words wow and i would still want to appreciate her and give her her flowers when she was alive wow my dear god bless you yes and from there i had a meltdown these are total strangers remember she became my therapist oh she listened wow we did not do yes we do not do anything just sat and talked and talked and repeated this story that i'm telling you on my journey of the ups and downs and the frustrations that i went and she was there she had a lot to do because i remember she had to switch off her phone but she created time for me may god bless her come on it is a place later as a person these people yeah so please celebrate them when when they are like you know so we started our lovely journey there uh we used to do we used to to do therapies at kisei now i'm accepted at kisei because now my baby is our is three years he was accepted he was old now you can come remember at kisei we just pay 150 or 100 shillings per session by the grace of god you know yes yes yes yes yes so dr serene god bless you dr delkar god bless you they've really taken good care of us and then of course in our in our school it's a it's a kindergarten where the other children were autistic but the parents are in denial yeah so by the grace of god similarly i have become like someone who is always telling people it is okay as much as on my side it is not okay i'm able to hold them and just tell them we will be fine i walked the journey it's not like there isn't a big miracle that have happened but i keep on telling them you'll be fine you'll be fine so in the process my game was able to also access kisei and our children were able to get help and then kidogo kidogo especially at um speech speech therapists ivy was also introduced to the group so because i was quitting we have like 10 babies hold it nicely so we have the sessions and the children are giving hope yeah and i would say that it's not the end of it and also i also want to tell people it is not witchcraft there's nothing to do it's good to to to the bank that place it is not witchcraft it is not witchcraft it's no more and it is not your fault it has nothing to do with you it is purely the if if the guys when you're in a soma in the u.s we still have stories of good doctors we still have that means this is something which is very wide yeah and still you know still equal to her for equal to her for equal and we have amazing you know i've heard stories of people with autism and they're geniuses and they're doing great things it's not like they can't do anything right yeah they have the potential to to be engineers to be and it is actually interesting because there's a time i was interviewing a doctor on the same that they're geniuses especially in sciences so it's it's actually a gift there you know it is it is it is it is it is it is very true because if you look at it's a motechronic tesla tesla the guy is autistic really yes he is please touch please touch i need to i need to start it look at that please touch so i always say my son you guy my guy i know you got her i mean i just went on and fired you know you're the guy you know and uh so far so good i would still encourage people please don't hide your children don't be ashamed of your children in our church i'm not ashamed of my baby uh june our june yes and francis of us he said god bless you they have really hold it my child they love him dearly because it also started with me it has to start with me i have to show them i have to make them understand that my baby behaves this way does this way because god has given him a different ability and they have really treasured the boy and anytime he does say anything you're like you know we are always there but they're in a good way all of us are and the guy is doing extremely well but above all let's not and also okay i'm not i'm not being mean to the religion part also but there's a in our group i saw a lady who was saying that the past hour is the father's fault to watch you right but come on please all i can say is pleased by the grace of god let's god give us the grace to a certain that our children are just blessing and let's us embrace them let's walk with them let's hold them show them a lot of love for me our hand or our meltdown i forgot to tell you that i go to his crown he's crying i sleep with him and start talking to him now even what did i do is there anything i should be worried about so a lot of hugs a lot of love is what i need in the supermarket when everyone is looking at me thinking it's a kababa i sit down with my baby yes if he decides now i am it i'm ready to cry there's nothing much you can do the least you can do is stop getting frustrated sit with him and tell him i love you until by the way now you see it i love you because now i love you has become a part of his life so let's not feel ashamed of them there's nothing to be ashamed of yeah there's nothing to be ashamed of i love that i wish we could continue this revolution press for time but i love that i love that you shared your story right and through your story i'm sure you know many people some who are not aware they have connected the dots you know through hearing and listening to other people that sometimes you connect and even through your experience someone else has been encouraged you know inspired and that's what we are all about and for you you know if you know someone who is autism or someone who has an autistic child then you can be kinder you know be a support to them and it goes along all right yes yes yes yes okay so tell us how can as we close if someone wants to reach out to you maybe through your social maybe someone who wants some direction on how to get you know to some of the networks that you've mentioned how do they how can they get you of course i'm just the driver right but anyway i'm just on instagram when i went through my my mental health i forgot all my passwords so literally i forgot my password for my facebook and that was it and i'm so lazy to start it again but my instagram is is where we met uh gene moindua um yeah and anytime someone wants to get help hold them if not anything even to just be kind even we can cry together it's good to also cry wonderful thank you very much gene for coming on board you're such a you know such a warm lady we celebrate you in fact for what you're doing for being our voice to even other women going through the same thing and the parents going through the same thing and we love your strength thank you thank you so much awesome so this is where we particularly was on today's lifestyle now we're going to take uh you know go to the next step where grasha will be taking us through music uh you will enjoy the conversations and the music so let's take that break and we'll be right back


What's up everybody, Jason here for jaspyscasebreak.com. 223 hip parade baseball edition jaspys exclusive just sold out. This is a six box case break random teams number six. And again guys, only six total hits guys. One card per box. Obviously we've done almost half of this already. So some of these hits have been pulled. Some of them still remaining. And good luck to you guys. Here's a dice roll, here's a customer name. So from Tristan, down to Bobby, got him straight up and then Paul down to Tristan got those from Top Scrum Pack for the 95 and 96. There's all the teams in. Roll, 235 times, good luck. One, two, three, four, and five. Five times, two, three, five, five. Chad down to Bobby, boom. Five times, one, two, three, four, five. Five times, five, five, Yankees down to the 80s. All right, so Chad, you have the Yankees. Devon with the Giants, Paul with the Cardinals, Boyd with the Dodgers, Tristan with the Astros, Bobby with the Tigers, Eugene with the Reds, Tristan with the Angels, John with the Mets, Tristan with the Orioles, Brian Tippet with the Pirates, Boyd with the Guardians, Gary with the Royals, Andy with the Red Sox, Brian with the Rockies, Tristan with the Phillies, Scott with the Cubs, Tristan with the Braves, Eugene with the Padres, Andy with the Blue Jays, Julian with the Nationals, Tristan with the White Sox and Mariners, Andy with the Diamondbacks, Tristan with the Twins, Julian with the Rangers, Andy with the Brewers, Michael with the Marlins, Petra with the Rays, and then Bobby with the Oakland A's. All right, if anybody wants to trade, I'll give you guys a quick minute. Looks like I have a couple trade offers already, so Tristan's looking for the Yankees. Tristan has the Mariners, Yankees would be Chad B. I don't know if you're watching Chad, but if you're interested in that trade, let Tristan know the Chad, and then Garrett's saying Royals up for trade. Chad B's saying I'm good, man, thanks, all right. So we got the one there. Cubs also up for trade for Scott, if anybody's interested in the Cubs. All right, you guys, let's just close the trade window, guys, I guess nobody wants to trade. All right, guys, remember, high risk, high reward, guys. Grab case two of 10, so again, we have four cases left. Oh, 60. What a popular demand, Bo Jackson. It looks like it's not numbered, but the Royals were up for trade by Garrett, tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. How about that? There you go, Garrett. Close to missing out on a Bo Jackson. 2020 Top's Chrome. Bo-Bachette rookie autograph refractor, PSA nine. Out of 4.99, nice one there for the Toronto Blue Jays, going to Andy. Solid hit right there. I don't remember the sell sheet hits, so I'm gonna pull that up there for me. That was a Bryce Harper for the Phillies. Nice little Top's Tech autograph. And that one is also not numbered, but a nice one there for the Phillies. And Phillies is Tristan. 50 of 60. Two Bo's in a row? Yeah, how about three, triple V's in a row? Bryce, Bo, and Bo. Bo-Ron of the Cunea Junior. That is 20 out of 25. Patch autograph there for the Atlanta Braves, going to Tristan. All right guys, two more to go. I've not seen a sell sheet hit just yet. About 2018 Bowman's Best, Fernando Tatis Jr. That is a gold autograph on card out of 50. PSA nine, and I believe this is one of the sell sheet hits there. And San Diego Podger's going to Eugene. Very nice. All right guys, so this one should just be another nice hit, but it shouldn't be a sell sheet hit. And how about an Ichiro? Tristan, try to trade the Mariners for the Yankees, and look at that. Three out of 10 Diamond Icons Ichiro Mariners edition. There you go Tristan. So couldn't get you, couldn't get you that Angel's hit, but you did get a Mariners hit, the Braves hit. And actually you got like half the case. So there you go man, still not terrible at all. So there you go folks, that was the break guys. Like I said, only six hits total, but again some pretty nice premium hits here though. So appreciate it folks. Again, another one is in the store. We have a couple cases left. If you guys want to run it back, jaspyscasebreaks.com guys, thank you.


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So, yr howeversham anyone across Central Park we got in Paris basically, before I start I want to say congratulations to West Ham, that was actually a really good performance from them, especially from the main man Jarmelyn co, who is an incredible footballer. I am still gufftig to this day that we didn't sign him, because he's that good of a player. He destroyed us today and it was expected that in everyone of us expected that to happen. The first goal was Yarmolenko, a ball over the top into Analtavitch and the two centre backs away too wide apart and Analtavitch manages to slip it through to Yarmolenko and he slots it and there was no missing from there. Then it went too numb, Yarmolenko once again and I've watched him at Denimokiev for three years after they beat it in the Europa League and I watch Yarmolenko specifically and Bernard as well, Ukrainian football in general. Yarmolenko loves to just do that, cut inside, stop it, put his foot on the ball, roll it again and whip it into the top corner and it's so frustrating because I've watched him for so long do that and we just let him in and to do that again. And he scores and makes it 2-0 and Westam were absolutely dominating us, Holly's had an absolutely awful game. We got back into it before half-time, Sigarton Head, a good ball in from Kenny who didn't have a great game. Attack on Lee did have a good game defensively, not so good. Sigarton Head and you're thinking all right, Marcus Silver can have a little bit of a team talk with them, come off second half and let's see what happens. It came off second half and it was good for about five or ten minutes but the inevitable happened and on out of it was just allowed to tap it home and it just a little passed through to him from where we were behind. It's not unspecial and we can see another silly goal and by then it was game over and we had a chance at the end where Neas hits the crossbar and I put a tweet out and said, if Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Neas are here front too, you've got serious problems. You're trying to win a game with them so far because neither of them are really going to create anything. Neas doesn't know what he's doing and Calvert-Lewin can't buy a goal apart from the last game. He's just not a prolific goal scorer. I know he's only young but I don't think he's ever going to be that type of player for us. We lack quality but there you have it. West Ham much better on the day and Andre Jarmelenko an incredible footballer. It's just as simple as that. We played to his strengths but I mean we didn't help ourselves because that left foot of his is just so deadly. You can't let him inside on it and there you go. Everton get beat 3-1 to West Ham at home. Let us know your thoughts in the comments.