Welcome to Psychic Medium, Tony Green. I am said Psychic Medium. A few quick announcements before we get started. I guess I'm supposed to promote myself at the beginning of the show and I'm really bad at it and I never ever do it. So okay, Psychic Medium, this girl, hypnotist, this girl, healer, this girl, author of six, seven, seven books, this girl. Okay, there's my intro. Here we go. For today's show, as with every single show, every single show, I'm going to be taking callers from the call log and answering questions from people online who are watching me live on YouTube. Thank you for joining us. Yeah, I say us because all your peeps are here already and it's craziness. Like, okay, so first of all, there's a song that's been in my head since I logged on and it's, it's that song, One Night in Banka. One Night in Banka can make a tough man tumble, a rough man tumble, One Night in Banka.  I mean, it's like, you know. Okay, I'm gonna go straight up into the aethers and let you know who's here for you. So coming in strong from the other side is Mary. Now the names I say, they could be the name of the person on the other side, they could be your name, or it could be for somebody you know, but who's whatever name is coming through. Typically, it's, it's, they're either saying, Hey, to you or it's their name. So Mary is the first name coming through. And Janet, Janet is coming through. And then, then Janet is singing a song, whoever knows Janet, or if you're Janet, and this is for you. That's on every little thing. It's gonna be all right. It's so ironic for my day. But is that the don't worry, be happy song? Because if it is, I just can't right now. I just, I'm just shutting that down. It's that Jamaican, maybe Bob Marley, every little thing is gonna be all right. Okay. And then the next person on the other side, that is coming through or wants to come through for somebody here, their name is Bob.  I don't know. I can't even get the beat of that song. Everybody knows I can't sing. So sorry about that. Yeah. Okay, we're gonna quit the songs right now. And we're gonna quit the people from the other side.  Please let me know your name, and your, your first name and where you are calling from. And I will and then have a specific question or connection to a loved one on the other side. If you'd like to call in the numbers eight four five two seven seven nine one, three, one. Genevieve. Hi, love. How are you? So I'm on the chat. We have Margaret. Hey, Margaret. Welcome to the show, Genevieve. Heather's here. Fun. Mimi Ann. Mimi. Okay. And then Genevieve. Okay, as people come in, I'm going to say hi to them. It's just the right thing, decent, respectful thing to do. Hey, Rebecca, how are you? Okay, you guys. So a couple things. Ann, Ann has been having some complications with her landlord. So I'm going to clear any complications with her landlord. And I just want you to know a couple of things.  And that will justify a relocation for you. Okay. I know sometimes we feel powerless in situations, especially when the government is involved in those situations. We just have to use our resources that we have to try to help us get out of situations that are not healthy for us. And that's that's what I can say for that. Hey, Todd, welcome to the show. Thanks for being here. And just start recording those conversations. If you don't have, almost everybody has record on your phone. If you don't, you can download an app for free. And anytime your landlord starts to do anything, just, you know, secretly record it.  And then also try to get everything in writing and no verbal face to face communication. That's just what most people would do in this situation. So they didn't have to deal with a very toxic and very abusive person that stressed them out and and was or was in some way harming them emotionally or psychologically. Excuse my voice, everybody. And I'm sorry that you're going through that. And I do hope it gets better. Okay, again, if you have a question and you're in YouTube, and you want to post that question, please by all means, post it. And again, and, you know, just record everything, secretly record everything. If he's always fighting with you, don't let him know. It seems like he might be a little bit angry or violent. And you don't want to agitate. You know, you don't want to poke the lion, for sure. You don't want to poke a lion. Don't do it. Okay. But if you can do it like without him knowing that is probably the best bet. And just do what you can to get out as soon as you can. Okay, gonna go to callers now. First caller is 205. 205. What's your name and where are you calling from? Tony, Patricia, Alison, Alan, thank you for taking my call. As always, it's my pleasure. The pleasure is all mine. Go ahead.  I can. Can you hear me? And so, okay, I know I've talked to you about this with the home with my home and the negotiation with the homeowners insurance. We have finally received funds. My lawyer and I over the asking amount they have paid over that amount. But it's possible that we're probably gonna have to sue for the rest of the amount that was awarded by the umpire. So now that we've got some of the money and working with the mortgage company, when do you see the mortgage company sign in a check? Because that would just needing them to sign a check my attorney and in my cell. And then the money can be released. Um, so what do you see? So the first thing I hear is tomorrow and we all know when I hear tomorrow doesn't mean tomorrow. It means within a very short period of time. It's just kind of sitting on somebody's desk. So let's like get that going. I'm going to help. I'm going to ask that they clear anything holding this up. There's something. Yeah, there is something holding it up. So let's clear that. And then I'm also going to ask that. Yeah, you know what? As soon as this comes through, it's like it opens.  So let's clear all the storm clouds. Let's for you, everybody listening, watching, re listening.  Like there's a big storm coming in normally they're in the sky, but these clouds are on the ground. As soon as they sign this check, it's like it starts a new cycle for you and the the storm clouds, they don't even dissipate. It's like they were never there in the first place and everything goes and it's it's over. And then you get to start a new cycle and it is something that puts you in a much better place.  And I'm like, well, if we could have, we would have like nobody's out here willy nilly making bad decisions by choice, like, Oh, that looks like a bad decision. I think I'm going to jump on that and ride that all the way to the finish line. No, nobody's spirit. Nobody's out here doing that. Okay, we're not. We're not. It might look like a yummy decision that we should not be riding all the way to the but we're not going.  Let me grab on and not let go. It's so funny when spirit is like, make better decisions, like really? Like seriously? Okay, so the message here is moving forward, your grandpa, I'm going to guess your grandpa or your dad had a very thundery thick voice.  But they want you to know it's them. Like, when things come in now, just go a little slower, slower with your actions and allow yourself to be in that space where you're really taking the time to understand if this is going to go down the road you want it to. Okay, love? Yes. And I, I'm gonna I know that you didn't call about this. I know this is not what you called for. But I'm just going to say it regardless. I really feel like this has something to do with a potential or a current partner. So I think the house thing was one message, but the make better decisions or take your time in deciding. And I know you didn't ask about this, but they're not letting it go. So I'm going to keep. Well, you know me, if they say it, I repeat it. That's just who I am. That's why they you know, that's why they won't trust me with secrets anymore, because I blurb them out. On two weeks ago, I did a show, I think it was two weeks ago, or last week I did a show and I, I think I said something I wasn't supposed to and my YouTube was cut completely off. And I knew I was like, I don't I don't think I'm supposed to say it. And then there it went right out of my mouth. Well, you know what, you say it, I'm just the way it goes. I feel like this has to do with a potential partner coming in. Okay, so if you're not in a relationship right now, or if you're okay, I'm going to say this two ways. If you're not in a relationship right now, the person coming in really examine it like a like a car you're about to buy. Don't don't just get in and take a ride. Because you don't want to find out when you're going 50 the brakes don't work. Somebody up there is bringing the joke all day. It's so funny you said that Tony, because I have been dating a lot of students.  And so I've made man about seven or eight guys. And I'm just trying to get a feel. And it seemed like some of the ex dating partners, they are calling me. What's going on here?  So it's so funny that she brought that up, because I haven't been in a long, in a relationship, and about five years long term, but I have been dating off and on. And now I feel like I'm ready for my long term partner. So you do seem to come in, I see. Okay, so I'm gonna, I'm gonna say it like this, there is somebody coming in that has the potential to be a long term partner, but there's somebody coming in, that's going to be riding. I'm so sorry, I have to say it this way.    Oh, my goodness. They're going to be running Tony. Let me say there's somebody this is a person that you have not met yet. This is somebody that's coming in somebody brands bank and new, they're going to be coming in, and they are going to seem very, very sincere. Okay, extremely sincere.  It's one of these situations where they're going to come in, they're going to be very charismatic, but not too much. They know just the right, like, a little more sophisticated, which makes you think, oh, well, they're more mature and they're more sophisticated, but still running on that game. Okay, so if you if you take that away, and you really look at it, and you feel it, you're going to know. Now, after that person, someone's coming in in June on the I see the 15th. I hear the I see the 15th, and I hear the 15th, but I see the eighth being prominent, but the 15th, someone's going to come in in June right around the 15th, maybe even on the 15th. And this person is a more prominent person for your life. This person is going to help you move forward in the way of love. This person isn't as Rico Suave as some of the other people that might step in. In some ways, that's a really good thing. Okay, in some ways, yeah, we don't want that guy that has used all the lines on everybody and knows what to say and how to say, we're done with Rico and Suave, and his brother Carlos, okay, we're done with all of that. We're moving into the Urkels now. It's time for the Urkels to step up. Yes, whatever that means for whoever, whoever's there. Okay. What I'm going to say, so not eloquently, apparently, is that the first person coming in is probably not the person, especially if, you know, I always say this, and I'm going to say it again, if your panties automatically fall off, when they show up, that's not the guy, because that's not the that's not the area of your body. You should be, they should be, you know, it should be more of a mind heart thing before it's a vajay thing. That's just okay, right? Because oh, yeah, yeah, they are not letting this go. I keep thinking I'm gonna end it and they just keep going. Anybody can hit the vajay. Anybody can make that vajay say, okay, seriously. But not everybody can report that. Right. And not everybody can hit that heart, genuinely, and not everybody can have that conversation, that stimulating conversation, make you laugh, have your same sarcastic, whatever personality that that's one in like 10,000. And you know what, we can teach. I don't want to say this. I'm the air in the area of the vajay. That is all like learning to work with each other. Anyway, so let's move on now. Okay, there is your message for the day. I hope you enjoy that love. I hope that was good for you. I hope it was as good for you as it was for me. I always, I always enjoy how real you are. Tony, your messages, I love them. And you know, just how to deliver the message from, you know, from the spirit, even if it's funny, or, you know, if it's uncomfortable, I love that you still deliver it. And you know, and so thank you so much for, you know, just your realness and, you know, just your gift, Tony, I'm very grateful for you.  So thank you. I would like to remain only one. And I love you, Tony, many blessings. And until the next time we speak, please take care. Oh my goodness, sweetie, I love you so much too. I hope that when this guy comes in, give it the 15th to the 18th. And I hope when this guy comes in, I know it's going to be good. Just get pet like this first guy coming in like don't waste good lipstick on bad players is what I'm hearing. Okay. So just absolutely know what that means, right? We know what that means. So thank you again, love. I look forward to next time. And, and I hope that you have an amazing rest of the week. Thank you. You as well, Tony. Thank you so much. You are welcome. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Okay, I'm going to take another caller in a moment. Jessica. Oh, you are so welcome. She's saying thank you so time for making time for all of us and sharing your gifts freely. Hope you enjoy this. Just thank you, sweetie. Thank you so much. It's absolutely my pleasure. And what good would they be if I kept them to myself? I'm kidding. Okay, Kate wants to say, Hi, Tony, would you do a clearing about promoting myself? Yes, you, me and the big apple tree outside need to learn how to promote ourselves, right? Okay, I don't have an apple tree. I'm just saying promoting myself for all the PR things you need to do when you're starting your own business. Okay, yeah. And actually, Kate, I did a clearing last Monday. I think it was Monday or last Wednesday on money and business. So please jump in on that. It's on tiktok. Okay, we know we are appropriate. We are okay, we are doing everything we need to do to appropriately promote ourselves, our business and our brand, even if the brand is ourself, I get a note. Okay, and all that causes and kept this has cleared, healed and released, I'm getting a note. We intuitively follow all marketing and PR advice, clear that all that's stopping blocking this has been a good thing. At least I get a note. Oh, my, oh, my, my. Okay, thank you for that. That was a goodie. That was yummy. That was good. Okay. I honestly don't know who's next. Okay, I think I know who's next. I'm going to go to 207. 207. What's your name and call? Where are you calling from? Hi, my name is Melissa, and I'm calling from Maine. Hey, Melissa from Maine. How can I help you today? Well, it's interesting. I tuned in. I didn't plan on calling him. But about 10 minutes before I tuned in, that song was in my head one night in Bangkok. Stop. I got a call about going to prostitutes in Bangkok during the Vietnam War. And that song just popped in my head. Oh, my gosh. And here on the Tony G show, the Tony Green show, you just never ever know what we're going to get. And here it is. This is it. This is it. Okay, so thank you for calling in. Do you have a loved one? Do you have a loved one you'd like to connect with or a question about life, love, career finances, anything of that order? Contact with my mother. I just need her first name love. Pam or Pam or okay, Pam. Okay, so instantly I see a woman over here and she has like a an oval shape face. But you know how it's a little longer, but thinner.  But there's because there's a couple people that came in. But this woman was like is just sitting and kind of straight faced, not very no expression just very straight faced right now. Near the end of her cheeks were sunk is sunken in but she still had really good cheekbones. And I feel like her skin tone was not pale. Like, you know, me, she had some actual color to her. So that's the first person that I'm seeing does that describe your mother or a grandmother? Oh, okay. Well, okay. Well, that's good. Well, the person who would have been the matriarch I'm hearing is the one showing up first. And then the other there's another and I keep hearing and a brother and a brother. I don't know if it's your mother's brother is with them or your mother and a brother mother and a brother. So there are three people here. My brother is so alive. My mother's brother is so alive. Okay, then I don't know. Maybe it's your grandmother's brother or there's a mother and a brother. And I keep I just keep hearing mother and a brother. So I don't know what that means for this. That's just what I'm hearing. So you might figure it out later to it might hit you later. Oh, like, you know, sometimes people lose babies at birth or at miscarriages or stuff like that. And we it hits us later. But this could be your grandmother's whomever it is. I'm just going to tell you what I'm hearing so that I can get to the actual next part of this mother and a brother and then like another mother. So there there's three people here for you and these three grandmother. I'm sorry. grandmother. It just it could be it could be but there's a male here. And I feel like the male was a not the male that's showing up is not a father or grandfather. It was either an uncle or a great or a great. Would that be a great uncle? Whatever. It's just it's not a father. The the male that's here right now is not. Wow, this is very complicated. And it should not be this complicated. So I'm just gonna I don't want to spend a lot of time on this. I'm just going to back it up. And I'm going to say there are three people, two women and a man, not a grandfather or a grandfather. But that's just who they are. And this is what I'm going to say about their message. The biggest I'm so sorry because that song is coming in again. Okay, so they're starting off with the song. What's in the frame?  So somebody somebody up there is like, I don't know why these songs are coming through for you but they are. And then your mom and your grand mom or the the the women the two women up here definitely want to let you know you're on the right track. Don't fall back. It's okay to add a little bit of fun in your life. Just make it like I don't like nice clean good fun like find ways to have fun that are really productive and constructive. And to start that project you've been wanting to start there's a project you've been wanting to start start it don't don't hesitate anymore. Whatever this is I feel like it could be a project they're calling it a project but it could be a business. It could definitely 100% be a business. And it could be something that if it starts off as a project and heads into a business it's going to be something that is very productive and very like if you're watching me I'm doing my money my money thing it bringing in a lot of money for you it's going to be very productive and very financially lucrative down the line so whatever this is get down on it. That's their the song that comes through for that. So please please consider that. Okay. Okay love. Thank you so much. You are so welcome. I hope that this was good for you and you enjoyed it and I look forward to next time. I do. Thank you. Thank you. You're welcome. Okay everybody if you'd like to call in and ask a question the number is<PHONE_NUMBER>1. Sal, welcome to the show. Okay, Kate, I hope that clearing that Kate says about the clearing. Thank you. That was very strong. It was right. That was a hella hella hella clearing. Hella hella hella. Oh, the her Wi-Fi slowed down while the clearing was going on. Oh, am I cutting am I buffering again? I'm so sorry you guys if I'm buffering. I there's only so much I have control of with the show in my life, apparently nothing control over nothing in my personal life. But in the show I try to you know, there's not a lot I can do about like internet and YouTube and all the other things. So I hope you can at least understand the show a little bit. So okay, I'm going to go to the next person who is I think 914 914. Okay, 914 please. Thank you so much for taking my call. Absolutely my pleasure. If you're listening to the background, can you please turn that all the way down? I think it's a problem with my phone. Is this better? That's I think that's better. Yep. Yep. Okay, sweetie, what's your name and where are you calling from? My name is Catherine and I'm calling from New York. How are you today? I'm good, Catherine. How are you love? What's going on? A little bit of everything is kind of happening in my life. I'm dealing with house repairs. And aunt is possibly passing so it's just a lot on top of work too. So I was just wondering please with work, I'm doing a project with a man named Neil. I was wondering if you see it going well if it'll be for benefit, if we'll get funding for it, anything you might pick up around it, I appreciate. Okay, so the project that you're doing with Neil is going to bring in so I the way I'm hearing it might not be the way I just hear substantial rewards. Now, I don't know what this means for funding if it means funding recognition or what it means I just hear it means I'm just hearing substantial rewards. Now the one thing they are saying is make sure you're presenting all of your ideas or your end of everything in paper.  I don't know why they're saying that but when they say it, I say it, you get it, you're meant to. Yeah, yeah, he's a little bit. He's the boss type attitude. So I can see and like, yeah, and I can be like muted by his attitude a bit. Or more importantly, sweetie, more importantly, somebody might somebody, somebody I'm not saying who might try to take your ideas and say they were theirs or take credit for your ideas. So whatever you're presenting whatever you're bringing to the table, whatever you're putting in whatever it is, make sure your name is on it and even carve and copy it to somebody else in the group with your name on it so that it is so people know what you're bringing to the table because at the end of the day, the biggest insult is not that somebody stole your idea, which that is insulting, but people thinking you didn't add anything is even more insulting, especially if it's something that went far, sit down brainstorm put everything in and then present it but present it again, what I'm calling paper form or making sure, you know, don't just verbalize things because I'm good. Here's a good example. I was at this. I was at this conference once and I was telling somebody about this healing experience that I had personally experienced that angels had brought through me where I brought back all parts pieces, particles, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and it was such a profound experience and I was sharing it with a presenter at this conference and this presenter said to me, yeah, I have to go in this room and I don't know what I'm going to do. And we sit down and this mo fro this mo fro sits down and does my experience that I just did and here I am waiting for any inkling of pointing to me saying, oh, yeah, I just heard about this from her. She she shared this with me. I want to share. No, he said, and this just came to me. Yes, from me mo fro. It came to you from me mo fro.  And that's the exact thing I'm getting for you. You need to sit down and anything you present for this. And part of the reason being not only you don't want somebody taking credit, but you want to let them know what you're bringing, how you're bringing it. So in the next one, you can be appropriately placed also. Okay, love. Yes, yes. Okay. Yeah, absolutely. Because I want to branch forward with other collaborators too. Yeah, yeah, excellent. So make sure you're you're like putting your your your name or your thing on everything. Okay, love. Yeah. Thank you. You are so welcome. I'm sorry, you had to go through that. Oh, no, that was a long time ago. Not a big deal. It was it was a very valuable lesson. We can learn lessons easily or we can learn lessons like that. And it's in the scheme of things that was that was a really good lesson actually. So there's that right? And yes, yes, exactly. You have a very amazing rest of the day and good luck with your project. Good. Thank you. Thank you for all you do and much love and blessings to you. Thank you. You are welcome and God bless you too, love. God bless you too. I'm going to go directly to 651 651. What's your name and where are you calling from? I'm calling from Minnesota. Hey, there. How can I help you? Just wondering if my son Taylor has any message message for me from the other side? Yeah, go ahead, wondering about having children and within the next couple of years? He has any information? So I want to make sure I get this straight. You want to I want to make sure I'm answering correctly. You want to know if any children are coming in from you personally, right? Like you're gonna have children or are you for me to conceive? Okay, um, let's see. Okay. These are always really challenging messages because we can change our destiny in a lot of different ways. And there is a lot of different things. I do feel like you are going to get you're going to be able to get pregnant the full term or is going to be very, very challenging. So just give me a second here because what I know what I'm seeing, it's almost like there's something I'm not really please forgive my when I'm saying this, please forgive me.  But what I'm going to do and I can't guarantee anything's going to work here. But for you and anybody else trying to get pregnant, have a healthy pregnancy and give birth to healthy babies, let's do clear anything stopping or blocking this. Let's clear all that has caused this and kept it. And this is a big one. And I, I'm literally like my parts of parts of my body like are literally like shaking a little bit. So whatever is clearing here is very well, there's a lot of different words I could use and for everybody who's receiving this, it's going to be different. Oh, these clearings today are holy guacamole chips and salsa. That's all I'm saying. Oh, with a banana split on the side, holy. Yeah, I don't know where the banana, the banana split came from my mama. She loves her banana splits when she's on the other side. So that I think the banana split came from her. And then I'm feeling pain like in certain parts of my body as this clears. And again, this isn't any this is not a guarantee that this is going to completely fix and or make this a possibility. But if it if it can this if if it can work, we're going to see what I'm seeing. I see a man or a yeah, I see a on the other side, I see a younger adult. And then I see a child being held like a young child. And then I see some babies. So I don't know for you personally, if this is I don't want to guess what that means, because that could mean a lot of thing. But what I'm going to say moving forward, it's still going to be a very delicate situation. And I do feel like it might be complicated, a complicated situation moving forward. Okay, there goes a lot of it. And if you're feeling this clearing, it's okay that you share anything that you may also be feeling with this. Yeah, I felt it come up through my throat and I exhale so I could feel it. Thank you. Now, there's something going on with your I'm hearing reproductive system. And and I'm going to ask that the angels go in and clear that and they're going you might you might literally feel some like movement pushing pulling stuff being like, I'm sorry for the graphic term and I'm sorry if this triggers or makes anybody upset. You might feel like an extraction of something like them like going in and pulling something out and, and like, releasing it from you and for anybody else who is wanting to this, please come back, listen to this again, or just allow it right now. I do feel like this is going to be something that is going to take a minute for it to completely it will be released by the end of today. But it might take a full on month before you feel different. And you know, there's a difference like you have some confidence in the difference. But no matter what, if and when you decide to take that next step, you're still going to have to take all of the precautions. I mean, all of the precautions. Okay. And this isn't only for you to be able to get pregnant and go full term, but also to have a healthy baby. So there's just one more thing we're gonna and you guys I don't show my hands when I'm doing this because it's like I'm like doing something with my hands that would be considered like hot the heck. They're just pulling one more thing. And then the rest of it they're going to do they're going to continue throughout the rest of the afternoon. So just kind of, you know, embrace and if you feel something know that that's what's going on. Okay, sweet girl. Okay. And thank you. You're welcome. And they're sending so much love. The first thing is there the song that's coming through is I love you a bushel and a pack a bushel and a pack a bushel and a I think that's how it goes. But you know, I know you know the song, right? I don't I try not to sing because like, I know I can't. I just know I can't. I can't be on beats. I can't I don't have tone. I don't have any of it. But I love you a bushel and a pack. Is that how and something on the something Okay, anyway, that's the song they're sending down to you. Okay, love. Okay, thank you for the reading. Oh, you're so welcome. I hope this helps. And please keep us posted. Okay. Okay. Thank you, love. Yes, thank you. You are welcome. Okay, there are some new people that have joined us. Kim, how are you? So much. Hey, everybody. Thanks for coming on in. If you have a question, you can post it in the chat. If you'd like to call in the call in numbers<PHONE_NUMBER>. And that is not but but if you want a private session, the private sessions, you go to my site, www. Yes, I am that. Oh, I still do that. www. Plus, I like the way it rolls off my tongue. It's the only time I can literally roll my tongue. www.t-o-n-i-g dot i-n-f-o. You can go to my site. All the information is there about scheduling with me. And then you call<PHONE_NUMBER>2 actually schedule the appointment. I'm going to go to the very next caller who is 818-845-845. What's your name? And where are you calling from? Hi, my name. Hi, how are you? My name is Maria. I'm calling from New York. How are you? I'm good, Maria. How are you? Right now, I'm a little bit of a sadist. I don't even know myself. Okay, I got a trouble with my roof. Yeah, and nobody can do it. Okay, I don't know. The trouble I got is the company with the legacy. You see anything? Okay, so I got a mess in the house. So, Maria, I know that we've discussed your roof before. So what I'm going to do, Maria, rather than us talking about your roof again, I'm simply going to clear that the best possible person comes in and helps you with the roof and that right now, Maria is getting help with her roof, I get a no let's clear that all the funds are coming through, I get a no the insurance company. We're just going to clear everything so that hopefully is the right person will come through and help you, Maria. One of the things that I'm getting is that somebody is going to come in and help you. I think maybe all that stopping or blocking this from being done has been cleared, held and released, I get a no. Okay, Maria, I'm, I'm just going to do clearings for you today, rather than answer the question again, because I know we've addressed this question once or twice already on the air. So I'm hoping that the clearings will help you get to what you need with this. Okay, love. Yes, thank you. Are you still going to clear the roof? Yeah, that's going to happen when you start making the moves towards that. You know, they're showing me a chess chess board like you play chess, right? And you can imagine the game in your head for as long as you want, you can imagine, I'm going to move my pawn here and my bishop there and my this there and this there and then my queen will take the there whatever. Okay. I and I don't know chess very well. So I don't know why they're using this with me. But until you make a move, nothing can happen until you move that first pawn or that first horse on the board. Nothing's going to happen. So Maria, you can imagine this move to Italy, you can imagine the all of these things. But you have to actually start making the moves, you actually have to start packing things up and getting rid of what you're not going to take with you.  You have to actually start making the moves. And it is up to you. No, unfortunately, Maria, and I'm so sorry, you're in a position where you're kind of doing this alone. But right now, nobody's going to come in and do these things for you. And I know that's a horrible space to be, especially at this time. But I'm going to tell you, Maria, start doing the things start packing up things and letting go of things you're not going to take with you to Italy, or you're not going to use an Italy, start letting go of things that you no longer need and get it down to the minimum and then start getting ready and looking at once you get to Italy, where are you going to be? And what are you going to do? Because Maria, nothing is going to happen until you move the first horse or pawn or whatever it's called on the board. You're in charge of all the movements. And no matter who you call or who you talk to, or who you ask to help you unfortunately at this time, they're saying you're the one and I wish I wish I was in New York. I would do my best to help you. Unfortunately, I'm not there. And it's up to you. Unfortunately, you have to make all these moves on your own love. And it's really hard. I know it would be if I'm probably maybe a year younger than you beautiful woman. But if I were trying to make a move to another country, it would be so overwhelming to me, especially if I had not been there or lived there in a bit of a time.  And I know that it's very difficult to get help from people. Everybody has so much going on in their life. So I'm going to also do a clearing for you that everything opens up and helps you to make the move you need that anything stopping or blocking this will be cleared. And Maria, there might be resources that can help you to to make these moves an organization like here we have the ICC, the Italian Community Center where younger people will reach out and help people in the community, the Italian community, the Melancizi Club, maybe in New York, there are some organizations like that or some clubs or groups. It doesn't even have to be an organization. It can be a club or a group that will help you to just organize things and get to where you need to be. Usually I know the Italians, I know any ethnic group, I know they're very much willing to step in and help anybody from their country. So I feel like if you kind of look around, like maybe go to an Italian bakery or where it's old school Italian, not new school Italian, old school Italian, there are going to be some resources there or maybe a meat market or a deli. There's going to be somebody there that can help you. Okay, Lal. Thank you. Thank you so much. God bless you too. And I love you. Oh my goodness. I love you too. I wish I could. I wish I could give you the biggest hug, Maria. I wish I could. I wish I could help you. Thank you. I'm sorry that I'm not closer to help you. I know it must be overwhelming to you. Thank you. You are welcome. And please don't forget to call back on Monday because I will, every time I see your number, if I can, I will take that call. I'm going to go to the very next caller, 203, 203. What's your name and where are you calling from? Hello, Tony. Hey, Pat, how can I help you today? I have questions. Chance, my dog is losing muscle in his hind legs. And I came across some people on Facebook talking about two products I wanted to ask you about. One is myos. And it comes in two strengths. One is prescription. And it's it's it's actually brings back muscles. I can't think of the correct words. See, um, there's another one that people are talking about, Morgana, which I have used but never knows it did anything. I'm not sure if that's for being back muscles or not. But the first product has a yes. The second product has a no. And I think, um, Pat, one of the things, one of the messages I'm getting for you is just to prepare right now.  You know what? Can you call me after the show? Just call me as as a don't don't worry about it being a session. Just call me after the show. There is a couple things I want to tell you after the show that I think will be, um, I just don't want to say I don't want you to I don't want to do that on the air with you. Okay, love. I don't I don't want to do it on the air with you. So after the show, give me a call. I will call you. Thank you. And we'll have a short conversation. But don't don't worry. Don't worry. Don't worry. Okay. Be happy. Don't worry. Be happy. And I will talk to you in a few minutes. Okay, beautiful girl. All right. Okay. Thank you. God bless love. Okay. I want to get to the questions on YouTube. I'm so sorry, Joy. If you have time, I wanted to ask about a friend of mine. Okay, Joy. I wanted to know if my friend Kiana told her cousin not to be friends with me. No, her cousin is just has a very particular little attitude and personality. That's it. She just be snarky like that. I don't know. That's what I'm getting. Not I don't want to use the word snarky. I'm just saying she's just she just has a very particular personality. That's what I'm getting Joy. I hope that helps. Isabella does my dad have any messages for me? His name was Doug. Hey, Doug, Doug is here. Your dad has this big bold word most personality. He's like get the party started as soon as he walks into the the room here. The biggest for the biggest. The biggest. I don't know why I can't talk like all of a sudden my words are mixing. Isabella, here's what I'm going to say. Okay, so Isabella, the message that the first song your dad is bringing through is I'm all out of love. I'm so lost without you. I don't know if this is something going on in your life right now or this is how you feel losing your dad or this has some more to do with you because he's in a really good place. He's you know, he's whole again. That's the best way I can describe him. He's whole again.  You know, he's helping you resolve whatever is going on in your life and it should be over within a week and definitely over in a month like within a week you should be over the hump and then within a month it should be completely there. Okay, there might be some residual but the majority of it will be like I'm seeing being vacuumed away. Okay, love. I hope that really helps for you. Thank you everybody so much.


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Intoxicated by Killian Fragrance Review Hey what's up guys it's Josh here today I want to do a little review on a fragrance called intoxicated by the house of Killian you're probably like show me the bottle don't show me that sample you dummy somebody from the Killian boutique actually hooked it up with a bunch of samples it's been very nice I used to be able to get samples on ebay I don't think you can now I've always loved getting samples of niche fragrances because everybody can buy them allows you to use the fragrance a few different times for very special occasions and usually niche fragrances are just so much more impressive from the blending to the high quality to you get actual unique fragrances with niches versus designers is like trying to use some very common materials and make a bunch of money basically so intoxicated by Killian this is probably the closest one to a designer from the fragrances that I got sent wow okay it's amazing how fragrances smell differently in the heat versus the cold it almost smelled a little bit like two one two men by carolina herera which is a fragrance that I really really like I never purchased I never reviewed but I always really like two one two men especially for the designer game that's what this reminded me of in more of the heat it's just super hot outside especially in southern california I mean it's probably going to be hot all the way till winter starts you know what I mean the notes online there really isn't that many there's cardamom coffee nutmeg and cinnamon I kind of get some nutmeg I almost get kind of like a soapy quality to it but the soapy quality is definitely only in the cold I'm in the ac right now but this is just overall a likable scent like to me it almost smells like a lightly sweet fruity fragrance almost smells like there's a little bit of iris in here so to me there's a little bit of a clean vibe that I smell mainly in the cold um but I just almost to me what it smells like is a fruity slightly sweet likable designer fragrance maybe I have the weirdest nose in the world but that's what it smells like to me the projection on this stuff has been pretty I would say in the middle and what I would expect from this probably around the same as like you know some two and two men or like some of the better versions of like Invictus aqua things like that maybe not like the 2016 version but some of the better versions of Invictus aqua around that projection longevity and I feel like designer fragrances are just a little bit tuned towards younger people and they're a little bit more like a classic sexy cologne and that's kind of what this one smells like there's not too much in this fragrance that screams niche if I smelled this I really probably would think it's a designer but when you look at it there's nothing really really smells bad or sour to it I feel like it's just the kind of fragrance that it is and it's called intoxicated so that name kind of sounds like some young people being intoxicated getting into some trouble so I mean that's kind of what fit this fragrance it's likable kind of fruity little bit sweet just really enjoyable kind of a little bit soapy to me right now but maybe that's just me I don't know I didn't look up anybody's review or comments of this most of the time when I look up a review or a comment I'll see somebody make a point that I agree upon it's almost like then everybody has the same idea everybody's regurgitating the same thing so I purposely did not read anybody's review of this so it could just be like my review based on somebody smelling it and that's it and I feel like that would be a little more interesting than here's what's on fragrance I could read all this it contains this this and this it's a bubba bubba it's a bubba I mean nobody wants to see that so Killian intoxicated I haven't been buying too many new fragrances I'm not really interested in buying too many designers I have way too many at the moment but I have been thinking about going into like Ulta or Sephora and kind of doing maybe reviews of first impressions or trying it maybe two or three times soaking it up and then doing a first impression I feel like that might be a little bit interesting can keep the fragrance content up I still don't have to dump a bunch of money into fragrances because I have so many Killians intoxicated very nice very likeable closer to a designer really fits the name I think it's a pretty good fragrance if I was gonna rate the whole fragrance overall I'd probably rate it in the range of a 7.5 to an 8 anyways guys let me know what you think of Killian intoxicated let me know what your favorite Killian fragrances and let me know what niche fragrance you're liking right now I'll be very interested to see we're on the road of 50,000 subscribers and I couldn't do without any of you guys help you guys are the best having a great day out here hopefully I'm in a great day at home see you all in the next video peace


episode of In the Studio. I'm Lynn Moever, I'm your host and our topic today is Davis and what is happening in Davis and in particular for fun in Davis. And I have with me Jeff Hudson, he's an arts critic for the Davis Enterprise and for Capital Public Radio. He's also reporting on all the fun things that are happening in Davis. Welcome. That's good to be here Lynn. Thank you very much. I appreciate you know of how busy you are, so I appreciate your time being here. So the school year is upon us. The children going back to school may or may not regard it as fun, but it's definitely happening. I know. We were sort of a little bit ironic when we chose the title. Well actually all the educational institutions are getting back into the swing of it. The Sac City College Davis Center gets started on August the 24th. The Davis Public Schools start on August the 28th. The Woodland Schools actually start a week earlier than that. My wife is up working in Woodland today. And then the fall quarter at UC Davis finally gets started about September the 23rd. The thing that's going to be on the school district's agenda and also the city council's agenda is the transition to district elections. Well there's an act called the California Voting Rights Act and the city actually received a letter saying you need to switch to district elections which sets off the process. The school district decided on their own to switch to district elections back in the spring. But both the city and the school district are going to be having a bunch of public hearings in September, October, and in November. And they're going to be rolling out maps of what these districts will look like. That's a topic for a whole show on to itself, but it's just a lot of fun. It's going to be a very busy time for both those agencies. Can you tell us a little more about this district? Well currently they both elect city council members or school board members at a large basis across the whole city or across the whole school district. And they're basically going to be cutting that up into five districts so you'll have people who are representing specific parts of town. And this is a complicated legal process.  And it's certainly a very interesting topic that people will follow. Well and there's going to be lots of opportunities for public comment and Davis being Davis I'm sure there will be lots of public comment. And lots of letters to the answer. Right. Yes. Tell me a little more about the Sac City College. Isn't it in partnership with UC Davis? It is. And they coordinate and the school district is coordinating more with the Sac City College Davis Center as well. It's now possible to complete almost all the requirements that you need for admission into UC Davis at the Davis Center. So you don't have to be making multiple trips across the causeway all the time to pick up the course you would need over at the main Sac City College campus. So it's a very nice thing for people who are finishing high school. Very nice. And I've heard about it and this is a way for UC Davis I believe to meet some of the challenges that the students have. Well and then if you complete the required grade point average you're guaranteed admission into UC Davis or Sac State so that you have to meet the target though. You have to meet the target but you know people who are qualified will meet that. Education is what we do in Davis and so the those three educational groups are all kind of putting their heads together and trying to find ways to coordinate a little better. Yes I'm glad to hear about that because education is of course everything. Then in September art season gets underway and that that that is fun. Yes so tell us more about that. Well I wanted to start by talking a little bit about Davis Shakespeare. They did two shows this summer but they do their Shakespeare production in the fall and this is partly because the school groups want to visit and of course school is out of session in summer so they like to do the Shakespeare show in the fall and then student groups can come and they do student matinees and they pack that theater with lots and lots of students. Well they're very successful. Yes I've met one of the artistic product Gea. Gea Batista and Rob Salas and they're going to be doing in the fall Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors which as you and I are probably aware it's the one with the two sets of identical twins. Yes. Who get separated as babies and then all meet up by accident in an exotic place some decades later when they're young adults and then there's a lot of mistaken identity and crazy things happen. It's the closest thing to a forest that Shakespeare ever wrote. I would consider it a forest. And it's very interesting it's a forest but at the same time it's also a cyclical archetype and I'm thinking of Dafti de Mourier the scapegoat you know the same thing.  Yes and I used to think that I No they're fraternal but the first time I saw before I was a dad the first time I saw Comedy of Errors I thought well it's kind of a gimmick comedy and then I realized after I became a father of twins no this is social realism all the way this is very close to real life and so people getting them confused and stuff like that so I changed my mind. So do they have a permanent troupe? They have a group of actors that they use year after year and some of the ones that you've seen Ian Hopps who's been in a bunch of David Shakespeare productions is going to be playing the two Dromios one who's working for one and the other one's working for the other master and then Gia, Gia Batista is going to be playing instead of Antiphalus they're calling her Antiphala or both Antiphalas and so you'll have Gia playing both Dromios and so there will be some fast costume changes they're doing it with just a cast of seven it's a very compact cast. Yes I'm so grateful that they have this David Shakespeare. They're doing lovely work and their attendance with the musical particularly this summer was really very good. Yes I know I know and I saw one of them very nice. What else? The fun parts. We should talk a little bit about the Mundavi Center season that gets started on September 29th with a basically a gospel and musical theater show concert with a black choir and Tray McLaughlin and the Sounds of Zamar is the name of the performers and then on October 4th a singer-songwriter John Prine you make the right right and and this is believe it or not he's in his 70s this is his first Mundavi Center appearance he might have played might have played at Freeborn Hall back in the day but I don't recall ever hearing about that. What is he playing? His own material. He plays guitar and sings. Would you say that sort of American roots? Right that's what I didn't dare. And then opera fans will want to go to the Barbara K. Jackson Rising Stars of Opera concert which is on October the 5th and it's free and the tickets are always grabbed in advance but if you show up on the day of the performance you almost always get in because there are always some no shows. And this I understand is on coincide with the late Barbara Jackson's birthday who is a very big donor. Oh yes a big supporter. That's why it's Jackson Hall. Yes that's right. Are you going? Did you get a ticket? Well if I decide to go I'll go yeah we'll see.  I think I'll skip that one. And then well the last time they were in town with that tour the concert ran three hours. And then it was a full house. It was. The Alexander String Quartet comes in on October the 13th with the second year of the Shostakovich String Quartet survey. So the first concert will be the seventh and the eighth quartet. The eighth quartet is the famous one where you can sort of hear the KGB knocking on the door bump bump bump. And Shostakovich is afraid they've come for him. Now they've got a bunch of, every year they always have big orchestras as part of the Mundavi Center season. So January the 25th Royal Philharmonic Orchestra once again Pinkus Zuckerman as violinist and conductor. Zuckerman is going to come to do this. Oh he's been here several times now. He's going to be doing the Brookfile in Concerto and then leading the Brahms First Symphony, October 29th Academy of St. Martin in the Fields. Joshua Bell. They're going to be touring. You don't often see orchestras tour with the Beethoven Fifth Symphony. But they will be doing it. It's very good. And Joshua Bell is. And Joshua Bell and the Academy have been doing this whole cycle of Beethoven things. So they're about halfway through recording them now. Good. And then he'll play, Bell will play the Paganini Violin Concerto No. 1. And then this is a big one. March the 7th, San Francisco Symphony. Michael Tilson Thomas will be in his final. The Boston. Oh he's in San Francisco. He's in San Francisco. But he conducted the opening gala at the Mundavi Center back in October of 2002. And this will be his final appearance at the Mundavi Center as music director of the San Francisco Symphony. So this is kind of like, you know, everything connects. Jeff, tell me some of the free concerts that we have. Well, there's a very good series that happens at the UC Davis Pitzer Center. Yes, the new center. The Thursday concerts at noon, actually 1205. And those are very nice concerts. The acoustic in that hall, it's a 399 seat hall. And it's a beautiful hall. It's newly built. I mean, it was built about four years ago. That starts on. And those are recitals. Those are recitals. From the music department. Mostly the music department. Some visiting artists from out of town. Dajenay Smiley starts that series on October the 3rd. And then Susan Lamb Cook, the cellist, will be doing a Mozart program on October the 10th. There's a trio for oboe clarinet and bassoon. So Woodwind trio, the 17th of October. And of course, you can see all this on their website. Right. They record all of these. And you can watch them usually live. And then you can watch them on demand later on. And if you go online, you just want to ask for the UC Davis Music Channel on YouTube. Oh, wow. Fantastic. And you can just listen to them whenever you want. Well, this isn't necessarily free, but the Chamber Music Society of Sacramento is going to be starting up on September the 21st. All of their programs this year are going to include at least one piece by a female composer. They're trying to even things up a little bit. So you'll be hearing some music by Libby Larson and by Germaine Teller-Fair and some other composers from the 20th century and 21st century. Libby Larson is still very active out there. Right. Fantastic scene. Lots of stuff going on. Yes, I can see from your notes. Oh, yeah. I make lots of notes. Yeah. Then another good activity, and this would be in the summer or in the fall, is the Minetti Shrem Museum. I'm glad you mentioned that. And they have up through December. Hidden jewels. And I'm always surprised. There are people who've lived in Davis all along who've never been. It's relatively new. And it's opened in 2016. Really? Yeah. So it's in its third year. And as of November. But every time I go there there are people who drive all the way up from the Bay Area just to see that museum. And if you live in Davis and you've never checked it out, the admission is free. You have to pay a couple bucks for the parking. I think it's $3 for two hours of parking. Yes. I think it's fantastic. And it's open. It is free, as I said. And there are some wonderful exhibits. And the exhibits that are there now through December are all by artists who have either lived or studied in Davis or taught in Davis. And so there's a local connection. Yes. The university has this big collection of artwork by these people that they didn't used to get to show very often because they didn't have a nice big gallery. Now they've got a decent-sized gallery. So some of this stuff that you didn't get to see for a long time is actually available on public view. Yes. And of course one of the most well-known is Thibault, you know, Wayne Thibault. Yeah, Wayne Thibault, yeah. And who has donated a lot of his collection to Davis. And you know, I was impressed with Wayne Thibault because I always thought he was the cupcake man, you know? But he actually, some of his earlier works are fantastic, you know, architecturally and perspective. Yes. And also I think you told me that there is a sort of an art room you can go to with the children. Right. And they do have certain activities there. And they provide the material and you can, you know, splash whatever with paint. Right. And I will tell you that that museum is air conditioned. Yes. And on a hot summer day like the one where I have experienced this very afternoon, indoor museum is a nice thing to do. And don't forget the gong outside. Right. Well, and Wiley has some exhibits of other works that are up there now too. Yes. So the guy who did the gong. Well, I'm afraid our time is up. 15 minutes go very fast and it's fascinating. And you are a wealth of information. I mean, it's fantastic. And I know you go to a lot of these things. So it's, you can really prove that these things are extremely interesting. Yeah. So thank you so much, Jeff. It's my pleasure to be here. Jack Hudson of the Davis Enterprise in CapRadio. And thank you for taking the time to speak with us. And thank you all for watching. You may want to see this program, this show again.  And while you're there, you can check out some of our other programs. We have very interesting topics and outstanding guests. So please do so if you have the time. From all of us here at Davis Media. Thank you and see you next time.


SEGA... DRUNK! Back when I was a kid in the early 90s there was no internet, at least not yet in our house, so there weren't any YouTube channels featuring smug obnoxious dorks who weren't even drunk. To tell me what games are good and what games aren't good, we had to rely on stuff like word of mouth, gaming magazines, and the box art of the game itself. The problem with the latter is that some games had some truly god-awful covers, cover art so bad that it kept you from playing the game, even though the game itself could have actually been pretty good. I've done a couple videos about this for Super Nintendo games, so now let's take a look at some Sega Genesis or Mega Drive games that share this same problem. One of the most popular Genesis games ever is Strider. It's one of the best action platformers of its time, and it holds up pretty well today, but back then, if you're sitting at a rental store just looking at this cover, you'd think this game were based on a movie starring Matthew Modine or something, or at least Matthew Modine borrowing Jeff Daniels' hair.  Okay, everybody already knows Strider is a badass game, but this is just kind of an obvious one that I had to point out. Plus, check out the artwork Japan got for this game. Now, that is more like it, and it actually looks like the character you play as. Imagine that. Another obvious game I'll get out of the way right away is Landstalker. Alright, I admit this game may not be for everyone. Adventure games with this kind of isometric viewpoint can be insanely frustrating for all the wrong reasons, but Landstalker has a lot going for it. It's your traditional adventure structure. The combat is fun, the story is actually pretty funny, but this cover is just ugh. This looks like some counterfeit Disney thing your friend would bring home from his trip in Southeast Asia. Oh, and nice job putting this dude's junk front and center so you can't miss it. This is another case where the publisher demanded the cover art have a certain look to it, where the US got dollar store Disney, and Japan got this. Yeah, that's way better. Even if the main character clearly looks like a link ripoff, it's still a big improvement over what we got here. Next, there's Alex Kidd in The Enchanted Castle, and this game is, oh my god! That is just straight up terrifying.   Poor Kidd, poor Alex Kidd. This cover is especially weird considering this dude looks nothing like the in-game character. I'm so confused. But anyway, once you get past the genetic disaster on the cover, Alex Kidd in The Enchanted Castle is a perfectly okay platformer. It's the fifth game of a series that started on the Master System. It's an early Genesis title so the visuals aren't gonna wow you, but it's a decent side-scroller with a good amount of gameplay variety through 11 different levels. Dynamite Duke is a gallery shooter that's a short but fun playthrough. It's an arcade port featuring six stages with really simple gameplay where what you see is what you get, just shoot at everything that moves. But for the cover, they chose to hire a guy that looks like every high school gym teacher ever and told him that a couple of kids are skipping his class to go have a smoke. Well, either that or he's just doing the Keystone Light Bitter beer face. But yeah, this is a perfectly good game. Unfortunately, it doesn't work with The Menacer since that came after this game was made, but it's still a fun time if you like shooting at stuff. Here's another decent game I'd never heard of before. It's Generations Lost. And yeah, as you can see, this one looks, sounds, and plays like an X-Men clone, only with backgrounds and settings that you might see in a game like Flashback. It's a solid game, but it's like the dev team couldn't decide if they wanted to make an X-Men style action platformer or a cinematic platformer. So as a result, the controls are kind of wonky and have a weird delay to them. There's also no boss fights here, which is a bummer. So how did they choose to sell this game? Why with putting a confused looking oiled-up shirtless dude on the cover? Who has that, the greased-up deaf guy from Family Guy? From a distance, you can't even make out that this is a person. It looks like more of a side of bacon or something. Anyway, Generations Lost is another solid game that's been obscured by a bad cover. Next, we have Elemental Master, starring Mike Hampton. Yes, before he pitched for the Houston Astros and later the Mets and Rockies, he dressed up in a cape and threw wadded balls of Saran Wrap at monsters. The game itself is a top-down, vertically-scrolling shoot-em-up where you can either shoot up or down through seven different levels. But what's nice here is that you can choose the order you go through the first four levels. Some of the boss fights in this one are super fun too, and plus this game has a great soundtrack. So while it might seem a bit weird to play as Mike Hampton or Steve Iserman or John Claude Van Damme's second cousin or whoever this is supposed to be, Elemental Master is still a perfectly decent playthrough. Haunting-starring Polterguy is a strange title, a strange game, and a strange cover. The game itself is pretty interesting in that you play as a ghoul trying to scare a family out of their house, and you do that by possessing different stuff scattered throughout. It's a unique slant on a kind of strategy platformer, I guess? I'm not even sure what genre this game would fall under. But one thing I do know is that this cover is doing nobody any favors. The giant mouth on the couch is something in the game, sure, but on box art, it's just weird and confusing. Plus the layout here is just a disaster with all the different colors, the clashing fonts. I mean, come on, there's five different fonts here. My worthless graphic design associate's degree is spinning in its grave. And plus, of course, Polterguy's hair makes even kid-in-play blush. Still, this is a unique game that's well worth checking out, especially around Halloween time. Finally, of course, I gotta talk about Kid Chameleon. This is a classic case of a cover where a bunch of people in their 50s got together with their MBAs and said, We need a cover that appeals to kids, featuring a kid who looks cool. Someone every other kid will point to and say, Yeah, I want to be that kid. And what ends up happening is every kid sees this cover and says, Look at this dork, who even looks like that? It's some of the most early 90s cover art ever, up there with Super Buster Brothers. But Kid Chameleon the game is an interesting one. It's a side-scrolling platformer where you take the form of a ton of different characters featuring all sorts of different weapons, and it has an arcade structure where this one just goes on and on and on for over a hundred levels. Some people slag on this one for being too generic and it definitely gets boring to play after a while. But I like this kind of arcade style where seemingly an endless amount of content to plow through, and plus some of the power-ups are really fun. Kid Chameleon isn't gonna compete with Mario or Sonic or anything, but it's still a good time. Alright, I want to thank you for watching and I hope you have a great rest of your day.


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Yeah, yeah, okay. Yes, I'm Stefano. I'm a postdoc at Melbourne University in the lab of Tony Pappenfuss. Today I will talk to you about a robust differential composition and variability analysis for multi-sample single cell omics. And we have a print if you look for this title in Google, you'll find it. Okay, so we know that in biology, composition and analysis are quite important. For example, we might want to understand if the abundance of a T cell subtype in a cancer tissue is depleted compared to healthy samples. And with single cell technologies, now we can have a quite direct observation of tissue composition. We can gather information about DNA, protein, and RNA. And well, we are familiar with this 2D representation. We can cluster cells based on their similarity. And the compositional data itself is quite simple. We count the number of cells in each cluster for each sample. So in the x-axis, we have 10 samples here. You can say that you can see that for some samples, we have collected a lot of cell types. So we have more information and for other, not so much. So if we factor out these total cell counts, we can observe proportions, that's some to one. And we can appreciate some heterogeneity. And we might want to seek some patterns of differential abundance between two categories. So the rationale why to develop our method that is called SCCOMP is that I started to understand that these type of data has five main properties, that the available methods do not join model altogether. They compromise for some or others. And so we had said that these data is observed as counts. These counts underline proportion, which is a latent variable that is weakly negatively correlated because it's compositional as to some to one by definition. So the variability of proportion is specific for each cell type. This is something is emerging. And we have an association between abundance and variability. This is something that in our study we described, we described. And also we observed that data might include outliers and might be prevalent. And that's why we developed these methods that model all these properties jointly. And so I won't have time to go into the statistical model, but basically we use some constrained beta binomial distribution and is unique in the sense that it can jointly model counts, compositionality, group specific variability, and also allowing for missing data. So it's quite convenient if we want to remove outlier to do our estimation. These are busy schematics, but I'll guide you through briefly. This is present in our preprint. It's basically describing the core model here in the center. We have some data of which includes cell type identity. We provide with our method, we have a layer of outlier identification and filtering. And then we have our estimates. And we can do quite a few things with our model. For example, well, we can do hypothesis testing, of course, on the differential abundance, but also on the differential variability. We also, as I mentioned, model the relationship between abundance and variability. And we use a Bayesian model. So this is all jointly modeled. And this relationship is hierarchically modeled. So we can transfer information across cell types. And also, we can inform this association transferring knowledge from other reference data sets in case we have a low data data set. And we can also perform other things that you can read more in the preprint. So let's start with this mean variability association. So the idea is that if we represent proportion in a linear dimension, so for example, we take logic proportion, one thing that we observe is that we have three cell types. For example, here, for abundant cell types, such as T cell, we observe a relatively higher variability compared to rarer cell types. And this is taken is the same plot as before taken from a real data set. Each point is a cell type. So we have roughly 30 cell types here. And these are the estimates. So we see the credible intervals there. If we plot the logic mean and log variability, we see a quite striking linear association. And so we can use these for doing shrinkage of the estimates. So for example, for rarer cell types where we don't have so much data, we can estimate more accurately the variability knowing the mean and transferring information about all cell types. And one thing we have done in our study is to take 18 data sets across technologies, you can see single cell site of a microbiome. And we have modeled them initially being naive on this association. So this association was not in the model. And nonetheless, this association emerged from pretty much all data sets. So it's quite ubiquitous also across technologies. And we show in the footprint that when we embed this association in the model, we get a shrinkage on the estimate as it was our goal. In our another aspect is outlier identification. So we developed the model last year for doing outlier identification for count distribution for RNA sequencing data. But this method is transferable to our distribution. In this case, again, this is a representation of a real data set. We have proportion on the y-axis. We fast set based on cell types and each dot is a sample. So we have roughly 20 samples here. We are comparing categories. Well, this is very small, but I will just point you that, for example, in this cluster seven, we have a decrease in abundance of this cell type except for some of the samples. And so our model, our method takes the linear model and all the uncertainty and identify probabilistically this outlier that we can explore further and might even be an interesting sample. But we can decide to drop them from the estimate and so have a more robust estimate. And we have done analysis according with the design of seven different studies and the bottom line that we identify outliers ubiquitous across this data set. This bar plot represents the number of outlier data points we identified. In this case, 20, some of which in red were present in cell type that were eventually, once we exclude them, differential abundant. So that could have caused false negative here. And these dot represent how many cell types this study had. So here we have a study with 50 roughly cell types and one third of them roughly include one or more outliers. So the bottom line is that our outliers are present and they should be not ignored, take into account. Another aspect of our method is that not only we can do hypothesis testing on differential abundance, but also differential variability. So why this is important is because in biology, for example, an increased variability of a variable is often index of loss of homeostasis. Think about blood pressure. If a young individual, an older individual, might have a similar average blood pressure, we have older individual with hypertension and hypotension. So doing just a test on differential variability can highlight these loss of homeostasis in this case of the circulation. And so you can imagine this is important for cellular biology and molecular biology as well. And so I just show you, this is again an analysis done on a dataset. I guide you through these plots. So this is a simple linear model where we are comparing health individual with COVID affected individuals. And so here they're intercept and here is the effect. And so again, we are plotting logic, mean and log variability. And this is the baseline. As again, we can see the striking association here. Now, because mean and variability are associated, even also their effect will be associated. And so as you can see here, if we don't take into account this association, every time we called a differential abundant, we also call a differential variable. So we will have learned nothing of the variability basically. But when we regress this baseline association, here some variability effect start to show up that are independent this time on the effect of abundance. And so here I show you just three cases in which, for example, NK and CD4 naive, they decrease in abundance, but also increase in variability. And this might be important because let's say we want to develop an immune therapy that targets some of the cells is very important to know if our cohort has a consistent, consistent presence of the cells, or like in this case, some individuals might have a very abundant NK cell and some other not. That's it. So just to mention that this method is called SC comp is available on GitHub and by conductor, accept all sorts of data structures. And it's pretty easy to use such in a linear model fashion when you declare your linear model for composition and variability. I have to thank Victorian cancer agency and my laboratory and many of collaborators. And the last opportunity that I will just mention that I also invite you to the tomorrow workshop of tiny transcriptomics since we are here. Thanks a lot.


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Live from San Francisco, it's theCUBE. Covering Red Hat Summit 2018. Brought to you by Red Hat. Okay, welcome back everyone. We here live, it's theCUBE here in San Francisco Live for Red Hat Summit 2018. I'm John Furrier, the host of theCUBE. Our next three guests is Lisa Alexander, Executive Vice President, Chief People Officer at Red Hat. Welcome to theCUBE. Zoe DeGay, who's the, get that right, is it? Zui, yeah. Zui. Okay, winner of the Open Source Academic Award from Duke University, go Blue Devils. Yes. Okay, and we have Dana Lewis, winner of Open AP with Open APS, which stands for? The Open Source Artificial Pancreas System. Artificial Open Source Pancreas System, great stuff. So congratulations, you guys are all award winners. Before we get into some of the questions, love your applications, talk about the program. What is this about? What's the awards program here at Red Hat Summit and why are these guys here? So as Red Hat, we believe is open source leader. We have a responsibility to promote women in technology and particularly women in open source. And so one of the things we thought we could do is to create an award that really spotlights the contributions women are making in open source to inspire future generations to consider being open source developers or contributors. Congratulations, love that you're doing that. It's been fantastic. We'll start with the young student gun here. You got it, what's your degree first of all? What are you studying? Well, I'm studying biomedical engineering and computer science. Tough major, huh? Yeah. It's such an easy question. First question is, how are you doing the blockchain impact? It's funny, Jim White here has asked that question on day one. Now in all seriousness, tell about what your application is. This is super important. Yeah, so I'm basically working on research and creating a tracking system for vaccines that enter into developing countries. So through that, you're able to understand how exactly do vaccines travel through these countries as well as where does the system break? And if you can pinpoint that, you can actually solve the problem. And how did you get the idea? How did this all come together? Yeah, so I was in a research course at Duke, which has collaboration with the university in Uganda. And we actually got to travel to Uganda and interview various stakeholders, pharmaceutical companies, health system, and understand how does the, we wanted to be in vaccines, but we didn't know what exactly to do. And so after interviewing, I kind of came up with the idea of why don't we actually put a tracker on these devices that gives off the GPS location and the temperature so we can actually understand the entire system. It's good to get that ground truth too and get into the local areas. The big walk away was what vaccines, this is important to track it from the origination to destination and making sure it all kind of matches up. Making sure, first of all, you don't have any data on exactly where they're going because this box is just carried by hand. And the pharmaceutical companies, once they ship the vaccines into Uganda, after that, they don't provide any data on what's going on. So that data is also important and it's also, you want to know when does the system break because often in the last, and when the vaccines are actually administered, they've already gone out of their cold chain cycle and so they don't work anymore. So. That's a great story. Dianne, how about your story? This is a good one. This is a real practical one for people with diabetes. Talk about, first we'll show the product because it's always good to do a live prop there. Yeah, okay, there it is. So what is that? So this is an open source hardware board. It's actually got an Intel Edison on the backside, but what this does is it talks to my insulin pump and my continuous glucose monitor brings the data together, runs it through an algorithm and sends commands back to the insulin pump to tell it what to do. So this is what we call a closed loop system where we have the computer doing the math instead of the human with diabetes doing the math several times throughout the day. And does it do auto injections as well so it kind of feeds the glucose levels as well? So it's data. Right, so the insulin pump is automatically dosing the insulin and we also have a continuous feed of the blood sugar every five minutes as well. And that's to be mean by closed loop. Exactly. And like for people to have these monitors they have remote statistics as a talk to a device as well and the mobile device, how does that work? Yeah, so I can glance down at my watch and see how I'm doing on my phone, my loved ones, wherever they are can see how things are going. So if they need to intervene they're able to do that remotely. So it really provides peace of mind as well as a lot better outcomes for those of us living with type one diabetes. And what was the motivation here for to get involved deeply in this project? It was really selfish. I wanted to sleep and I couldn't hear my CGM alarm, the glucose alarm. And so my project actually started of just get the data off to make a louder alarm. And then we built an algorithm that allowed us to look into the future and do proactive alarms. And then we worked with other people to actually communicate with the insulin pump. And that's how we progressed to closing the loop. And because I had been helped so much by other people in open source it was a no-brainer to also make our work open source. And so you open source everything. So what are the progress of you can you share?  So therefore I'm going to do this and all kinds of cool data gathering. Does that play into it? Is it a lifestyle? And so it's like a Fitbit meets close loop. It's more like taking standard medical devices and boosting their capacities with the help of computing technology. It's not fancy machine learning. It's the same math the person with diabetes would do. But the benefit is it's automated to go every five minutes and it doesn't fall asleep. It doesn't get lazy. It doesn't round up or very down. It's going to be giving really precise increments so that when your situation changes you skip a meal that you thought you're going to eat. You're going to go hiking for whatever reason, if you're going up or down more than expected, it can react instantaneously and much better than a human can. That's right. I'm so glad you're doing that too. How does someone get involved with this project? Obviously it's open source software, but you have devices. Is it in market? Is there? So this is an open source project because we are not a company so we cannot distribute medical devices that's frowned upon by the FDA. And so this is an open source DIY project for people who want to get involved either to help with the project or to build one themselves. They can go to openAPS.org. We've written a plain language reference design to help anybody whether you're a person with diabetes, a loved one, healthcare provider, a researcher, or a developer, understand how the system works and then that leads you to the documentation of how to build one as well as to the code where anybody can get involved and help out. So that's the loophole to just say plainly, get around the whole being a company. You build your own. Yes. So that's the way. Okay, great, congratulations. So where's this all going? This is fantastic story. How many other people are involved in the program that you have? Share more about how people can get involved too. Yeah, this is our fourth year of having the program and we're really just thrilled with the quality of the nominations. We had over a hundred nominations and our judges then narrow the field down to 10 and then the community selected the winners. So we don't really see an end to this. We just see the community adding and growing organically. So one thing we did this time is we introduced our winners to our co-lab students. It's another creating a network and that network density is just increasing and improving and I think getting stronger. It's really amazing. And one thing I always love about open source and you guys have been benefited of it obviously, winning and succeeding is that democratization and community are coming together at a whole other level. And I think what's interesting about the projects that you guys have is you got good things happening with tech. So it's tech for good, but since Obama put the Jobs Act in, we can fund these projects now as entrepreneurial ventures and be mission driven off, you don't have to do it for non-profit. So we're seeing a huge growth in entrepreneurial activity around tech for good on projects that would never would have got funded before. So you're seeing a whole another generation of great tools and technology saying, hey, let's solve a problem. Yeah, and I think that's one of the thing I love about both being in healthcare is it really shows that there's amazing applications. We can take this technology and apply it in healthcare and do it in different ways and it doesn't have to be a company right away. It doesn't have to be either a for-profit or a non-for-profit. There's a lot of ways open source is bringing people together to solve the very problems we need to be solving. You feel good that you build something great like that. And again, now you got people using the software. What's the feeling like? Oh, it's just incredibly rewarding.  That is a priceless feeling. But when I hear other people using it, they build the project for different reasons. Some, they want to be able to remotely monitor their loved ones. Others are doing it for their children so that they have better health outcomes. But there's just these amazing stories outpouring from the community. And to me, that's a beauty of open source is you can really apply it however you need to apply it to your lifestyle. Well, where can someone get involved in your project? Is there like a GitHub repository? Is there a site? Everything's on GitHub for us, but I would go to openaps.org first. It links to the documentation and the code where people connect. Openaps.org. That's right. Okay, great. How about your project? How do people get involved with what you're doing? Ours is on GitHub right now, and so you can get involved through there. But I guess we're kind of right now developing in the backend stages, so soon we'll be at that stage where you can contribute more. And right now we've just been using other open source libraries and kind of contributed in that way. But actually we talked earlier about how do you get involved in open source? And especially being a student, I kind of fell into coding because of open source in a sense. Where, yeah, yeah. So coming into college, I wanted to apply the engineering concepts I was learning in the classroom. And I got involved in a lot of entrepreneurship on campus. And through that I was asked to make a front end interface. And I didn't really know how to go about doing that. So then I found an open source library stumbling around that was doing a similar thing. And that's how I kind of taught myself. And then from there I branched out and learned more and more. And I think for any budding student, budding entrepreneur, open source is a great way to take your ideas further. And my interest is in healthcare, so that's where I went. But anyone could have an idea, oh, I want to start this business in this way. And they might not think that open source is a way to go about doing that. But it is a great way to learn more. And that's a good way to change a lot of things, not just career or projects. There's a non-linear progression of learning happening. You can come in, you're stumbling around, quote, learning. It's not like chapter one course, online course, go to chapter two. It is true. There's a YouTube, there's stuff on GitHub, open source, there's people involved. So this points to a whole new generational shift. It is. Of learning, connecting. It's so exciting because she's the rule model we're talking about. We want girls to see that you can become a coder later. You don't have to necessarily start at a school. Really, no, she's 14. She's coding in Unity. I told her soliloquy, great. She's some smart contracts to get in the blockchain action. Blockchain's a future. Get a Bitcoin in Ethereum. So cool stuff. Congratulations. Thanks for doing this. Very inspirational. And thanks for sharing the story in theCUBE and keep in touch. Thanks for coming. Appreciate it. Great women in tech, great leaders doing some great stuff. Award winners, celebrities here on theCUBE. I'm John Furrier. We'll be back with more live coverage after this short break.


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We're all we're dealing with a world that is called international and we hear words like internationalization. Oh, that's a good one globalization interdependence and my problem for a long time has been this is at the beginning of the Chartres de Parme the charter house of Parma Stendhal's novel we have the hero del dango Fabrice del dango and he's in the middle of the battlefield at Waterloo and Oh my goodness is smoke and fog of war the bullets are flying Napoleon is charging back and forth on his horse and del dango looks at this and he thinks to himself, you know Something very important is happening here. I wish I knew what it was That's it interdependence there. I am so what I thought I'd try to work through in the next A few minutes not about 50 minutes or so is what does it mean practically? What does this mean practically for I'm afraid lawyers and judges, but lawyers and judges affect others do So it's people in a lot of professional disciplines And I want to say we all know this that there are two tendencies at work and they're considered great forces in the world That's fair enough. You have on the one hand The forces of internationalism Interdependence globalism those words that are so big in general and then on the other hand we have the local the regional tribal even and Very often when we read in the newspapers or I do and you do they look as they're clashing there at work there are these two forces at work and Brexit you know Brexit doesn't happen every day But there are a lot of things that happen that make us think that they are forces that are at least intention if not in actual conflict So I want to say for some of us professionals at least most of the time Forget the conflict Don't look at it that way. We live in a world where those are givens They aren't necessarily in conflict for our ordinary work. We have to deal with both We do and we don't even consider them necessarily in conflict We simply have a challenge which is fit which is shaped by those two forces and we deal with that challenge No, what am I talking about? I usually I leave I ask that first so my audience won't all ask if that's a I'm a local judge. I Am a local judge. I am not an international judge. I deal with this document. This is the Constitution of the United States We deal with an American Constitution. We deal with American statutes American administrative action But what I find more and more is to do my job To do this American job with American documents with American laws. I have to look beyond our shores and That's really what I want to show you law after all is not a science It's at least in part a humane discipline. It isn't architecture It isn't jazz But like them it does embody an ancient universal human need expressed in the book of Deuteronomy a good day to recall that Justice justice shall you pursue? Law helps to organize the lives of human beings in communities in ways that allow them to obtain the benefits of living together productively and in peace So it isn't surprising that law too Faces factual circumstances of the kind that other disciplines Architecture say maybe jazz economics environmental science lots of other things also face a world in which the International evermore affects our daily lives now here. You've always had that for many many years America hasn't Not to the same degree not to the same degree and Where we the local lawyers the local judges have to take increased account of what goes on beyond our shores how Can we should we like other professionals take account of? globalization while at the same time maintaining the importance of local ties Now my experience has been the number of cases in our court We hear about 80 each year the number of cases where you have to face that question has grown dramatically Since I was appointed to the court about 20 years ago a little more Maybe then you know I went to Europe and went to a conference and came back and I said I learned so much they're really useful and Actually was a professor from Finland who was at NYU for the year. He said name one Okay, I found one But but that would be no problem at all now Maybe five percent of our cases used to call for that kind of thing look out beyond America now Maybe it's 20 25 percent 15, but 20 certainly 25 and That is a big change And what they do is they say look look out beyond in different ways, and I'm not talking just about treaties I mean of course treaties do but things that aren't treaties at all the interpretation of our own domestic Constitution our own statutes our own laws and When I speak to an American audience about this, I'm absolutely certain to get this some form of this But this is an American Constitution, isn't it? This is an American Constitution Why are you looking elsewhere? And I say Well, I my opinion and I need a I need what I have here 40 minutes or 30 minutes more to convince you But the best way to preserve our American values is to look beyond our shores