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Don't make assumptions. Learn to ask questions. It is always better to ask questions than to make assumptions. Have the courage to ask questions as clear as you can be. Once you hear the answer to the question, you won't have to make the assumption, because you will know the truth. Market-wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's down 208, Nasdaq off 146, S&P's down 41. Gold, gold contract down $23, trading at $16.32 an ounce. We have silver down 24 cents, $18.35 an ounce. Light sweet crude up $2.28, $85.10 a barrel. Notes and bonds, a 10-year note. Down 29 ticks, 110 flat, the 30 off a full point. Plus 22 ticks at $122.28 in Kingdala. Kingdala's up 847 ticks, trading 112, 976, the Euro's at 97, the Yen is trading at 149.89, and the British pound is at 112 to one US dollar. iPhone number's 877, 9276648. It was called, folks, one note's going on in your world, and the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do you have?  So that's telling me that we're still gonna go higher price, man, that's how it shakes out. You take a look at this, you know, you're down four bucks right now on the spy, you get 56 million shares traded, went high yesterday with 97, bigger yet though, you're coming into the 147. Now the 147 is 167.51, and what I'd like to see out here today is that the spy closes over that, because if it starts digging into that buy, you get a whole different flavor coming, but my take, you're pulling back tremendously light of volume, that's saying that we still want higher price. And the X100, same type of setup. What we have in the three Qs right now, you have the three Qs, they're trading 41 million shares, yesterday went higher, you went 69 million, you're going into 77 million as well as 112 million. Now the 112 million, that price, and I'd want to see this get a little bit higher coming into the close, the price 270.17, and right now we're at 269.58. We go to the gold contract, we have a gold, bottom line gold, gold's going lower, you have a contraction of volume, but the bottom line price is not holding, and that's all about the dollar. You have, you're gonna see this, okay, we got 1.6 million, no, you got 168,000, 168,000, sorry about that. And going into 200, I believe. We came off the lows, yeah, 280. The low there is 16.22, we hit 16.32, and there's no reason I can't hit 16.22. And it's so close that you could get an ABC down too, so we got to really watch this coming into the close because it's down to 168,000. If you do 183,000, guess what?  Yeah, it's almost a 90 A to B. That would get you down into the 15.90 area. Well, I see, interesting, all that. Yeah, that's not that bad actually, because the low is 16.22. Notes and bonds, we go take a look at that note and bond market, bottom line, we're gonna take a look at this. That baby is going on a one-way route, that's the real bottom line. Netflix, NFLX, bottom line is that, come out with the numbers, good numbers. Netflix, to answer a couple of the questions out here, is in an ABC up, it's a confirmed ABC structure up. You took out the B point, you took it out with volume, pull this up, you're gonna see it's a clean ABC. This is not only a clean ABC, what's really cool about this ABC is that it's an ABC after consolidation. So you get an ABC after consolidation, you really can get some juice going. The price projection on this is $294, and right now you're $270. Let's pull this up back a little bit, and let me see what's at $294, and what's the top of that? No, it's not quite the top of it. It's got a lot of work to do, but hey, it's an ABC up to $294. That's a start, that's the real bottom, that's a start, and the aspect of where we could see this baby going. Some of the higher volume equities, there we go, and this market out here today, and there's gonna be a low volume market out here today. We have advanced micros down 87 cents, you get NVIDIA flat four, where's Netflix, Netflix, we're done Netflix. Bank of America's down a buck, you have a transaction up 23 cents, United Airlines, that's up $2 as they're, you know, ripping us off left and right. Comcast is down 24 cents, inside the Dow industrials. The strength versus the weakness inside the Dow industrials. We take a look at that, and what you have point-wise is this. Point-wise is you have Travelers putting 42 positive points, Chevron 39, Big Mac 10, taken away from it.  Yeah, you know, and if you go over, and we take a look at GenRacks getting smoked out here today, and that way that's all about is that the bottom line is that they has way too much inventory, not even close, way too much inventory, stocks down about 20%, and they, I suspect they're gonna be going low because guess what, there's less houses being built, I'm still buying GenRacks, but after reading this article out here, it's gonna be pretty cool because we're gonna be doing some negotiations, that's for sure, they're beautiful machines, by the way, folks, okay? The bottom line is that we use them, and they're great, I mean, the bottom line, you hope that you don't have to use them, but when you do have to use them, bang, the switch goes on, you don't do a thing, whole houses lit up, air conditions going, heating's going, and they're gas, so the bottom line is that they go in storms and they stay going for as long as you want, so pretty cool, and the aspect of putting them in, well, particularly, we're putting them in new houses, so it's a lot easier than basically redoing a house, there's no doubt about that, between the switch and the electric panel, it's all about the switch and electric panel, and we're putting them in.<PHONE_NUMBER> Dow, Dow Industrial's down 141, Nasdaq off 115, S&P's off 30, stay right there, come right back. Teddy Kegstad has just announced a live webinar coming up for subscribers to his newsletter, the Tiger Forex Report. 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Ben, what's going on, brother? Hey, Tom, how are you doing, man? I'm doing great, man, yourself? Oh, good, man. We're having a scorcher here today. It's gonna be about 90 degrees. Really? Oh. That's just crazy. You guys get a drought that's extraordinary, man. It's pretty... Oh, it's crazy. Yeah. I mean, it's going on like the 22nd year or something, right? It's like insane. Well, I don't know about the 22nd year, but it's pretty dry around the valley here. Yeah, yeah. Seriously. Hey, I wanted to ask you, you know, I've been accumulating a little bit here and there of Vista Gold. Yes. And, you know, I just keep wondering, I keep seeing the Australian dollar just keep plummeting. I'm just wondering why nobody's gone in there to buy the Mount Todd project. Right, or at least have a partnership with it. Right, no, I'm with you, right. So let's take a look at it. It's Vista Gold, folks, trading at 53 cents. This is an exploration company, you know, with Adam and Mr. Fred Ernest on a few times, okay?  Basically just flatten till it pops. It is, at least the cool thing here, this is like a, folks, so if you get involved in this, the way you have to look at this, it's an option that doesn't expire, which is pretty cool. I mean, that's my take on it anyway, okay, you know? And what they're looking for is that they're looking for someone to come in and basically partner up with them. And we can see how just gold has been trading in general, okay?  That's the reality, you know? So the amazing part, you know, when you take a look at the market in general, Ben, it always blows my mind, like, so picture this, folks. This is what happened yesterday, or the day before. So it was a three-day rally in junk bonds. And what happened is that companies pushed it out as fast as they could and they got them out.  Because the shovel in the dirt is the highest risk. That's when risk actually takes place. There's not risk right now because of the fact that they still have money, they have done all the work, you know, it's like, you and I'd be laying here and say, hey, you know, our backyard is filled and we've done the work, and then someone's gonna say, yeah, but you know, you're gonna come up with three or 400 million dollars.  Yeah, because I know they have a lot of cash on the books, and I don't understand why they just don't start mining themselves. It's because you might have cash in the books, but you don't have three or 400 million dollars, and that's at a mining cost, yeah, yeah. And it might take, it's a much better way that they are actually doing it. Meaning, when you're not strong enough to do a project, it makes zero sense to start the project, you know what I'm saying? Sure. Because that's what it comes down to. They need one of these big players in here, and everything is going for them, except the price of gold and the dollar being higher, because of the fact, what I see, what you just mentioned, if we take a look at this Australian dollar, the Australian dollar, like in the last 10 years, has gone from one to one to 60 cents, I think it's 60 cents, let me see, one second. 82, yeah.  So that would certainly be going with them. But that being said, I expect that before we actually see a deal, that Australian dollar would be higher, because the only way that we're gonna see a deal is that if our US dollar goes down. You know what I mean? Because then gold will go higher. You there? Yeah, I'm still here. Yeah, I was thinking more in terms of an American company going over there with the currency so low, just get in there and get in a deal. That's pretty cool, yeah? No, this and that, that can fly. That's, there's no doubt. I think that we still need the price of gold to go up. I think we need the price of gold to go up. That's the bottom line. Because, you know, what we have, the four major gold companies, right? A lower than the whole rest of the gold sector, you know? They are, you know? So it's like, okay. You know, one of the tigers brought up the aspect and there's no doubt. You know, someone was coming in to Barrack Gold yesterday. Was it yesterday or the day before? Let me see this. Actually, it was last week. So watch this. When you put the weekly up, you know, one of our tigers picked this up and there's no doubt. That's two weeks ago. See that bar right there, someone was coming in. That's 139 million. You're only going against a hundred and it couldn't take it out, but that's saying someone's stepping in there. But, you know, until it's action, man, we get to sit here and wait. And that's gonna be, it's- See, on another note, I just wanted to thank you and your team and everything. I've been using your technique with the 10 minute charts, watching the vicks, the kick.  Isn't it interesting, you know? When you, no, isn't it so cool? When you use that 10 minute chart, it doesn't mean that you're gonna make a fortune. I get that, okay?  But it's, folks, the clarity is so big, it's insane. I mean, it just is.  We've definitely been in a time in the trade market, meaning that it's Fibonacci sequence, you got the confluence, you got the price and volume and, you know, the bottom line is, and it's really clear, man. I mean, it's about as clear as you can get, so. That's awesome, man. It's wonderful. Thanks, Tom, I appreciate it. Okay, man. Have a great one. Have a safe one.<PHONE_NUMBER>, let's go to, one second, I got a bunch of questions here. Let me get this next one. Okay. So, oh, I know. So the question was, if in fact, the dollar gets down to the price point of 110, what, okay, so here, okay, here it is. If the dollar hits the 110 and 105, what is the effect on big oil and big gold stocks? If that happens, what we will see is that all commodities will start moving higher. Yeah, all commodities. That's, the correlation is direct, just like it's totally direct between the correlation of what's happening in the marketplace. And, you know, we've seen squeezes before and, you know, if this dollar, let's go take a look at the dollar, you know, my take is this dollar is actually going to give it up. And the reason I'm saying that is that because we don't have volume on the dollar. We have volume on everything else. And everything else is operating, meaning the bonds are operating, they're coming into the low, contraction is huge, not holding price. Gold coming into the lows, not holding, well, it hasn't hit the low yet, but not really holding price either, right? Now, can they go much lower with, you know, light of volume? Yeah, they can, but that only, it doesn't last a long time, it just doesn't. So that's telling me that, you know, inside of these markets somewhere, you're going to have this dollar pulled back and everywhere may be intervention. I mean, that's the bottom line. We'll see that, you know, the end is almost at 150, man, where only 11 ticks away from 150. Stay right there, folks, come right back. If you want to take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. The Gold Report is a comprehensive look at the metals sector, as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. New subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose. Every Monday morning, I publish the Gold Report with coverage of gold, silver, bonds, the XAU, HUI, GDX, as well as more than 30 different mining equities. To see for yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the Gold Report, sign up now by visiting TFNN.com. 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Don't miss out on this incredible new piece of software. Get your copy of The Art of Timing the Trade Charts today by visiting TFNN.com. This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back, folks, to Dow. Dow investors down 154, and as except 125, it's a piece of 34. Let's go to Big Blue and take a look. Big Blue's gonna be coming out with numbers after the close. Let's see what she's looking like out here. So the Lowe's 114, this is for the past 12 months. The Highs 144, they, it's trading 122 right now. They are gonna be looking to bring 13.5 billion to the top line, $1.81 to the bottom line. Look, what a contraction, man. I mean, this is a heavy contract. Look at this, they did 15.5 billion. They plan on doing 2 billion less than 90 days and then bringing 50, yeah, 50 less cents. In America, they're contracting by almost 3% a year. Look at this, this company, man. This is amazing, actually. In Europe, they're contracting by almost 4%. In Asia, they are contracting by 4%. Okay, so let's see what we have. Okay, what do we got here, man? Okay, so put this on a monthly. So on a monthly, let's see, last swing had 119. We did 87, that's good, okay. Hey, we'll see if they can do something, man. On a monthly, the monthly, this is not that bad.  I mean, they had a high of 206 going into 2013. You know, we got down to 86, that was COVID. So it's in the COVID bar right now. But that being said, I like what you, see this the month of January of this year it went high with volume. And then July, we did it. So let me put this on a daily. They just might be able to get a little traction going. They have a business that's been contracting forever. Yeah, they can get a, hey, this can get a pop. I'm not looking for something big, 127, you know? Tesla, that Tesla's coming out after the close too. Now, what's gonna be interesting about Tesla is this. Okay, so the low on Tesla for the years, for the last 12 months, 204, highs, 414, they are gonna be looking revenue-wise to do 22.1 billion and bring a dollar to the bottom line. Now they're growing by 4.5% in the United States a year. They're growing by 25% of the rest of the world and they're growing by 33% a year in China. So we take a look at where they're at. This is no doubt, the stock has got hammered. Pull this back, it'll do this on a monthly also. Okay, let me get this closer. Five years, let's see if I, okay. So in five years, last swing point had 1.9 billion and they're coming into a 1 billion. That's good, versus 2.8, okay. So the way that we actually came down to 204, you know, this month, that's gonna be a good rejection because there's no way we're gonna do 950 million with approximately eight trading days, nine trading days left. So on this, this looks like it might get a little pop and let's see, on the daily, on the daily it looks terrible. I suspect we're still gonna get a pop though, that's the bottom line. That monthly's a clean monthly. So this could pop to probably 241. What's gonna be interesting with the, so that's technically fundamentally what you have folks is this on Tesla. So on the last earnings call, right, what had happened is that they claimed, and you know, I take anything that is close to Elon Musk with not even a grain of salt, okay, because he's just taken so many people to the cleaners. That being said though, on earnings calls when you're talking about fraud if you're lying, I don't think they're lying. And what they were explaining was that the, they had more sales and they were tied up in transit. So we'll find out if in fact they had tied up in transit because what would end up happening is that those sales would come in on this quarter. That's how it's supposed to shake out. So we'll see in fact, if in fact they can get that, we'll see if one call matches up with today's numbers. Let's go take a look at Nike for one of the tigers out here. So we get Nike, another equity that's got hammer, the Lowe's 82, the Highs 179. Now they're not coming out with numbers but this target happens to like how if Nike trades higher, market wants to go higher. And the way this is trading right now, yeah, well first off, we gotta go all the way back. You're gonna see Nike, this is what's dangerous for the whole market. Nike definitely got right into the bar, the low of the bar of over the 60, the Highs 894. Now you're at 88. Now watch what this did. Oh, hold it, man. Oh, this is, oh my God, this is an ABC down. Man, this is better to get negated. Look at this, this is a, yeah, this is an ABC down. 139, okay, so it's a 40 point A to B. Okay, so that gets you, oh, that gets you 80 bucks. Where'd it get to? 82 bucks, okay, oh, it did an ABC down. So this is a monthly, if you do it, it was 80, it went to 82. So let's call it, okay, we did it. That being said, what we did also is this. We got to 82.50 in a monthly. It already says that with 82.22. So that pod's done, okay? Now let's go into a daily. If we take a look at a daily one, what you, you know, this to me is building cause for a higher price. That's how this works, okay? The bottom line is that you can see yesterday you're up with 7.3 million. Today you're down with 3.4. The 3.4 is going into 11.9. The high of the 11.9 is 88.25. You went to 87.76 and you reject an 88.25. So that's telling me that that is building cause for higher price, you know? So, you know, we want, trust me, you want Nike off that low because the reality, well, listen, what the market may be seeing with Nike, which is really going to be wild if that's the case, is the aspect that, you know, things are going to get worse with China.  That's the bottom line. So we'll see how that shakes out. The thing that's amazing is that, you know, I remember when China opened up and 78, I think it was 78 or 88, no, it was 78, it was 78.  And when that was happening, that's when I was actually in the travel business and the bankrupt bond business. And what had happened, because the Boston area folks was so huge in the shoe business, right?  There's, and what happens is you get the rivers and, you know, years ago, bottom line is that all the shoe companies would be beside the river and they're throwing all the poison into the river and, you know, forget that part of it. But the bottom line is that they were all moving from New England and they were all moving overseas. And those executives were always flying overseas. I got to learn a huge amount about the shoe business. And the mindblower, I remember the first time, I think we'll move most of them to Korea first, South Korea, yeah, that's what was going on first. It was South Korea actually first. Because I remember being over there and what happens is that in South Korea, they, at that point, you know, things are always different. You know, when you go back in history anyway, things are always, things keep getting more organized. But what was going on is that during the daytime, they'd be working for Nike and Reebok and New Balance. And then at night time, they'd be firing them up, man. And, you know, the connoffit goods were huge, man. I mean, there was so many connoffit goods and, you know, they were the real deal, but they were connoffit goods. Stay right there, folks, we'll come right back. Teddy Kegstad has just announced a live webinar coming up for subscribers to his newsletter, The Tiger Forex Report. Wednesday, October 26th at 4 p.m. Eastern Time, Teddy will be hosting a live 60-minute webinar, forex strategies and fundamentals, what is behind the Tiger Forex Report newsletter. 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Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com. This program is brought to you by Vista Gold, traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. Welcome back folks to Dow.  Let's go to our man, Jim in Palm Harbor. Jim, what's going on? It's a great day in Tampa Bay. That's a beautiful, it is a great day, isn't it? Oh my God, folks. It's like 73 out of maybe 67 out. It's like insane. It's beautiful. We got a cold snap to start the fall season. I'm asking about TBT and TLT because I'm running 15-year charts a weekly and I'm looking at my TBT which I keep selling out of the money calls that are now becoming in the money all the time and I keep rolling and covering and they expire worthless now. I'm short TBT 37 calls against my long position. Do you see resistance right here? Well, I'm gonna start with the TLT, all right? So the TLT is at 96 and you're gonna get one second hot. I'm looking all the way back to 2010 and I see 87.3 is a lower for the TLT and I really thought that 98 was gonna hold on the TLT and it just blew right by that. Well, I see 88, 14, that's in 2011, right?  Right. And it makes you, it just, you look at these angles and it can't go on forever but then you're just looking at the yields just creeping and creeping and creeping and we're talking what, 4.5 already on a two year if not higher. That's correct. We could, if the Fed in fact raises even 50 or 75 at some point in time it'll be a shocker. I think maybe on that Fed announcement day I might actually be putting self stops in real close because the long end may pull back. The problem that you'd have with that, see, I mean, you know, you've done really well. I'd start taking some bread then. The problem that you'd have, what you just said is that stops are gonna get taken out and they're gonna be way below where you have a stop. If it happens because it's gonna happen off-market. You see what I'm saying? When there's intervention. Yeah, that announcement could come on a Friday night. It could come overseas starting on Sunday night and. It will, if something happens. It will, it will, you know.  I'd keep my risk lower right now, okay?  I wanted to just see that, I'm gonna take the 10 year and put in a generic shot because what happens is that this thing was gunning for something. I just wanted to see where it was. I think we're, I think we're at it myself. I think it was 110 that I was talking about. So it's 115. Well, it's one, it's actually 104. You know, it's, it's, it has long to go, man. Yeah? I think you might as well stay right there. I guess you see the shot I have up right now. That's, you know, the next swing point for the 10 years, 104, 04 and we're at 110. And that sounds like a lot. But guess what? We've already gone down three points in 25 days. So, I know. And again, like the TBT's up 3.7% already today. So when it was $15 a year, it was, you know, it was $30, but now you're talking about 3%. You're talking a dollar, dollar, $1.25 a share every, every morning and it's, it just been. Okay. I'm so glad you just brought this up. Okay. Let me ask you something. Nine out of 10 were red. Okay. Have you traded the doubles and the triples before? Yes. Okay. So you understand, now you just brought up the example. Okay. That as you get into higher price, the expansion's getting bigger, right? Right. Okay. But the correlation is, it's almost 100% where TLT is down 1.8 and TBT is plus 3.7. But you know why that is, right? Cause you're on a trend. My point is this. When you get to a higher price like this, right? On the TBT, this TBT could open up $7 down in a heartbeat. Okay. Have you seen that before? Not on the TBT.  But then if the people are sold off, you should be taking some money because what I'm hearing here, I've traded all of these a lot, right? So what happens is this, I stop trading them when they get to higher price. Okay. Because what ends up happening, okay, is that the TBT, okay, is 200%. And when you take a hit on the other side because it's a hit of a higher number, right? The number is very large and you'll be in shock. You know, that's how it goes. Cause when you bring the example up, you know that, okay, now it's moving a point and a half every day. The difference is if it takes a hit, seven points is gonna be nothing for that thing to go down and to open down. The one advantage, it does have weekly options. Yeah, no, no, listen, man, you're doing the right thing. I'm just- I can write in the money to protect, I can get five points on a 31. Yeah, no, listen, man, the options on the leverage product really work well, particularly when you're selling them. Okay, that's the bottom line. Cause what ends up happening, folks, is that they're all gonna be lower. If you understand how the math goes behind them, the bull and the bear, they're all gonna be lower. Just a matter of a win.  Now you haven't been in a sideways market with this, and that's what's really brought your profits up, probably tremendously, okay? But the bottom line is that we're not gonna be going to, the interest rate structure, listen, we have the Fed, the next two meetings, I think 75 basis points in November, maybe December, we do 50. They're gonna have a hard time, man, clamping down inflation. If they think they're gonna get it to 2%, I think they better go see the doctor, man, because then it's not gonna happen. Not in less than a year. That's correct, right, it's not in less than a year. But thanks for the input, cause we still have some room, then, when we're both looking at the TNX, we're looking at the charts the same way, then. Yeah, totally, man. Have a great one, have a safe one. Dow, Dow Industries, yeah, so inflation in general, folks, okay?  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And if we go back to these ETF structures and the indices in general, just to see how these volumes are taking place and their light volume in. That's the bottom line. So, spy, you're lower with 66 million. You went higher yesterday with 97, and you're coming into 123. So, the spy, that's good. The spy's over the benchmark there of 367.51. Now, let's see if the Q's are, because the Q's, we know are the weakest indices. And if this can be over, that's gonna be kind of decent. Oh, look at this, spy, penny. Two, oh, there it goes, and now it's under 10. It's 277, that's the number. And right now we're 2708. And, you know, we'll move to my old picture. The IBM will move the Dow. And Tesla, bottom line, you know, can basically, you know, I don't know if it's gonna move, it'll move the NASDAQ, okay? I don't know if it's gonna move everything else, but, you know, we'll see if it can, you know, hold these bottoms. These, you know, if you don't hold this 206, you know, the last low that we had was 204. That was our last Thursday. They rejected 20, they didn't reject it? No, it didn't, they closed at that number. Then it went higher again. You know, the way this is looking at me though, this is looking to me like it's gonna try to basically get into somewhere about 242 or something.  So if we take it this way, you know, 0.382 is 246. So, and that's the gap that's higher. And, you know, gaps that are higher don't have to get filled. But the bottom line is that because we did the monthly on that, we went back to the match deal, I suspect that's gonna be higher too. We're gonna know. It's that Tesla comes out right after the close, and hopefully I'll have that on the four o'clock update. Always remember folks, the bank and claw your heart out, the bull can run you over and thank God, there's always another trade. Health happens in prosperity. Have a great night folks, have a safe night. 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The Bemidji Symphony Orchestra welcomed a very special guest on the Bemidji High School Auditorium stage yesterday. The crowd was left in awe during the performance of opera singer Jay Warren Mitchell. The Bemidji Symphony Orchestra performed works from composers and the orchestra had only five rehearsals before the big day and had only practiced with Warren a few days before the concert. I got to hear Jay Warren sing here in Bemidji a couple of years ago and immediately after hearing him ask if we could communicate about a potential concert and so he's just an amazing artist but also such a warm human being and that makes all the difference when you can put those two together. Warren and the orchestra received multiple standing ovations during the show and when asked about advice to young musicians he says it's important to not let others talk you out of following your dreams. Favorite singer is an African-American soprano named Lansing Price and one of her favorite sayings was always sing on your interests and not on your capital so my advice to young singers is if you're getting into music so you can be rich and get fame and fortune that's what other people give you but what you can give to yourself is the satisfaction of knowing that you found something that you were passionate about and you pursued that with all your heart and soul. The Bemidji Symphony Orchestra's next performance is December 12th at Bemidji High School if you'd like to join the orchestra you can contact the symphony office as they always need new people especially in their string section. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


It pleases me greatly to see us all gathered here today. May we find peace and civility as a result of these negotiations. I am Chancellor Alenar Brielemann of the Valox dynasty. We are blessed to have with us King Torgat Zorgogoth of the blood-stained empire. Astral Baron Arghtar of the terminal Hollow and the Danklord Dwarfmeister Stephen Bigsword of the Most High under Dwarfs. Hey, what's up everybody? I would like to file a grievance against Stephen Bigsword. Ah man. Grievance noted Torghat, but remember everybody, we are here to solve our differences peacefully for the good of the realm. Yes Baron? I would also like to declare war on the Dwarf. Nobody said anything about war. Are you listening? I feel like I might have stepped on some toes here. That's because you did. You shouldn't even be here. We're wizard kings from the astral realm. That's like this close to being a god. Okay, first off, you came here.  I mean look at this. Come on. Grievance, I have been insulted. Also, let's revisit this war thing. If any of us declared war now, we would be then classified as evil. Is that what you want? Question, who classifies us as evil? The Astral Ethics Committee. Objection, you made up the Astral Ethics Committee.  All we know is it's a point system and we don't have enough reasons to declare war without it being an evil action. Surely smiting a force of evil cannot be considered an act of evil. That's just it, he's not evil. Thank you. Today I found an ancient dragon and instead of murdering it in cold blood, I let it leave and then took all its gold. That counts as good? No, just sort of neutral. Disgusting. Look, I'm not trying to make enemies here. How about I give you all some dragon gold and we call it even, huh? You trespassed upon the lands of the Terminal Hollow. Our underground passage isn't your territory, what you're gonna do. You also attacked my forces when they entered the underground. Well, they were trespassing, what you're gonna do. You also expanded your territory into several provinces where I already called dibs. That's another grievance, mister. You know what? I'm sorry. Here's some gold. Not how this works. So you don't want this? I... okay, yes. Great, so we're done here. No, no, we have collectively assembled a list of grievances that we would like to bring to your latige. Ignored three separate calls to war. Broke two open border treaties. Vassalized a free city, hotly contested by parties which may or may not be here today. Constructed two beacons of yernite. Did some more trespassing. Are these supposed to make me sound like the problem?  Grievance. Gold. Forgiven. If he likes one more beacon, he will unify the realm. Well, that is wonderful, obviously, and has objectively determined good people. We are in favor of that. Great, then I'd like to buy up all the land east of the Bloodstained Empire. No, well asking is just a formality. I already settled there. Grievance, I declare grievances. And I'd like to pay those off. He cannot keep getting away with this. I'm gonna let you guys work this out. Well, I have a beacon to build, and I'll see you all when I'm gone. I can have an army of undead at the beacon within days. Baron, be honest with me. Are you evil?  Huge thanks yet again to Paradox for sponsoring today's video. The game is Age of Wonders 4. It is my favorite Paradox game so far. You're basically playing the kingdom in a fantasy realm, and you get to custom make your own leader species government. It plays like Civ, but with all these random events that happen that make it feel like D&D, which are the things we do. So that's cool. I highly recommend it, and you can get it through the link in our description. And if you do, thank you in advance, because that lets us keep making these videos for Paradox. Also, hi, I'm Green, and I haven't been here for a while. I'm still planning to release more things, and in fact, there's another Paradox video coming out next week. Plus several other game-based videos that I'm just gonna be spending more time on like I did with this one, and doing like a full CG blunder thing. If you'd like to see us more regularly, me, Allison, and Matt do a morning show livestream every single day over on Patreon. Thank you so much for watching, hope you have a great day, and I will see you next week.


Systems Command headquarters at Andrews Air Force Base just outside Washington, D.C. is the NERV Center of Air Force Research, Development, Test, Evaluation, Contracting, and Manufacturing. The mission of Systems Command is to advance aerospace technology, apply advances to operational hardware, and acquire superior quality equipment and materials that are affordable and maintainable. In short, we provide the Air Force with the scientific and technical resources to play its role in defending this nation and its people. That's the key word, people. People like these make Systems Command work. The clerks, secretaries, technicians, engineers, scientists, and managers, both military and civilian, more than 50,000 of us at our laboratories, divisions, test centers, and ranges around the world and across the nation, located among 110 installations. AFSE has less than 10% of Air Force manpower, yet in recent years it has managed more than 30% of the Air Force budget. We're staffed with some of the finest talent available. For example, of AFSE science and engineering officers, more than 60% hold master's degrees, while almost 10% have PhD degrees. Of these civilian scientists and engineers, a third have advanced degrees. Let's take a look at what these people do. AFSE's Foreign Technology Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, just outside Dayton, Ohio, monitors potential threat from weapons technology around the world. 11 to 14% of the Soviet gross national product is devoted to military spending. This is reflected in technological advances in Soviet weaponry. It all adds up to a very significant military posture. Part of FTD's job is to prevent surprise by anticipating developments in any foreign weaponry. To counter foreign technology, we apply our own vast technical know-how to maintain our qualitative superiority. AFSE's laboratory complexes together with industry and colleges around the country cooperate in developing new technology to meet current and future needs. From Systems Command Headquarters, the Director of Science and Technology provides policy, planning, and technical direction for all phases of the command's research and development program through its many laboratories throughout the United States. This management is geared for rapid response to the changing needs of the Air Force. Exploration of new technology must contribute to aerospace needs without sacrificing the benefits of basic research. The goal is a better relationship between the research laboratories and weapons development activities. The scope of this management effort includes a wide variety of programs. Lasers, for example. Our people are broadening the use of lasers for target tracking and designation, for communications, for manufacturing. Other uses also are being explored, developed, and applied. An example is this airborne laser laboratory. The traditional edge of American know-how is coming to bear in materials and process research, such as these advanced composites. Through carefully focused systems-oriented management, new materials and manufacturing techniques are brought together to produce less expensive, lighter, stronger components, complex shapes, and special purpose structures. As materials and processes improve, aircraft emerge that demand a new breed of aviation electronics we call avionics. The key word is standardization. The head-up display presents the pilot information for flying the aircraft, as well as combat information. Our goal is one set of avionics for all tactical aircraft, one set for airlift aircraft, and one for strategic aircraft. In the future, there will be a micro-miniature avionics set for all aircraft. People in the applied research labs working with industry turn advanced concepts into realities. For example, we've developed a new flight control system. It's called Vectored Lift, and it's part of the Advanced Fighter Technology Integration Study. The Vectored Lift control concept involves no speed brakes, ailerons or flaps, and only six control surfaces instead of the usual ten. The aircraft can change altitude without tilting its nose. It can move sideways without banking, and it can steer with wings level. No need for bank-to-turn maneuvers. The aircraft use-a-lies can be aimed independent of the flight path. The pilot retains direct control of the flight path at all times. These new flight freedoms promise new capabilities for future fighter attack systems. The Rome Air Development Center has facilities at both Griffiths Air Force Base, New York, and Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts. The center is responsible for devising electromagnetic concepts, devices, and techniques for communication, surveillance, and computer systems. In its primary role as an AFSC laboratory, the center is in the forefront of developing electronic technology. In addition, the Rome Air Development Center conducts tests and evaluation, and performs selected acquisitions. An example of an experimental multi-mission aircraft is the mini-remotely-piloted vehicle. This technology reflects our research in the field of mini-RPVs for use in high-threat combat environments. Launched from the safety of a rear area in large numbers, the mini-RPVs are pre-programmed to seek out an loiter over an area for an extended period. They are not intended for recovery. The Air Force plans to proceed with full-scale development. Aphasis is on low cost, large numbers, and high sortie rates. Plans include launching mini-RPVs in large numbers to form an airborne minefield over target areas.  Another example of applied research is simulation. We're learning how much realism is needed for effective pilot training to ease the transition from simulator to actual cockpit. Simulators provide safe low-cost training for new pilots and a chance for seasoned pilots to keep air-to-air combat skills at their peak. Of growing importance in the conservation of energy, simulators use far less energy than actual flight. Our research people are constantly probing the feasibility of new technology applications. Advanced propulsion systems. Our laboratories are studying rocket-motor component performance. New reusable facilities produce results without actually launching a missile. The information gathered will be applied to MX, the next generation of intercontinental ballistic missile. All of this systems research includes man at some point. Headquartered near San Antonio, Texas, AFSE's Aerospace Medical Division explores human endurance, the ability to take stress of various kinds. We're examining ways of supporting life in exotic, often hostile environments. The vacuum and intense cold of high altitude in space, high speed, and high G-forces. Air Force Systems Command also trains medical personnel, develops new medical equipment and operates Wilford Hall Medical Center at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, the Air Force's largest hospital. This sophisticated medical center is equipped for kidney transplants, open-heart surgery and it sponsors a Department of Defense iBank. The Air Force Contract Management Division near Albuquerque supports the management of the thousands of contracts, monitors progress, quality, and contractor performance. Beneficiaries of their work are the American taxpayers and national defense. AFSE has five product divisions. They transform new technology from the laboratories into new or improved systems for operational forces. They develop and acquire new weapons systems and related equipment and improve the capabilities of those already in use. The actual work is contracted to American industry. The Aeronautical Systems Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is responsible for a wide range of programs. The F-16 Air Combat Fighter in its air combat role compliments the F-15 Eagle. Air superiority is a crucial part of the military operations book. We develop new weapons systems to counter the threat of advanced enemy aircraft. This mission demands aircraft like the F-16, highly maneuverable, fast, and capable of carrying a wide variety of armament. For a multi-mission situation, the F-16 is a low-cost high-performance fighter that functions in both the air superiority and close air support roles. It will fill requirements in this country and in NATO for many years to come. Air superiority allows the commander to support ground operations effectively. A vital role of this A-10 close air support aircraft is its ability to destroy heavily armored targets. The A-10 is the first major effort by AFSE to produce a weapon system by the design-to-cost method. Design-to-cost combines the elements of performance, schedule, and price to obtain an optimum system. This concept is part of what we call life-cycle costing, our way of predicting the total cost of a system over its entire lifetime. We consider not only the purchase price, but maintenance, training, support, and all the factors that go into operating the system in the field. In keeping with the Department of Defense Try Before Buy policy, contracts are let for building prototypes. In this case, cruise missiles, such as the AGM-86B and the AGM-109. Selected companies compete to produce the specified system economically while meeting established performance goals. Only after extensive test and evaluation is the winner chosen and production begun. In this case, Boeing Aerospace Company was selected. Competition keeps costs down and produces a higher quality product. The Space Division in Los Angeles is another AFSE product division. It acquires and manages the major portion of Department of Defense Space Satellite programs. For example, systems that provide up-to-the-minute weather information from satellites circling the globe. The Evening Television Weather Report frequently includes a satellite view of Earth's cloud cover. Another advance is the NavStar Global Positioning System. It will consist of three rings of satellites circling the Earth. With the NavStar receiver, aircraft, ground forces, and ships can find their speed, height, and location within 52 feet. Our Ballistic Missile Office near San Bernardino, California is managing development of the new mobile experimental intercontinental ballistic missile called MX. This new generation ICBM carries four times the payload of present strategic missiles. It is far more accurate than any previous ICBM. Here an MX upper-stage rocket motor is being tested at the Air Force Rocket Propulsion Laboratory. Today's weapons technology involves not only aircraft, but highly sophisticated electronics. These programs are managed by the Electronic Systems Division near Boston. This is the E3A Airborne Warning and Control System used for air defense and tactical control. It can go anywhere in the world in a matter of hours to coordinate our operational forces. It can also manage large-scale disaster relief efforts. Another ESD development is the Electronic Systems for this advanced airborne command post. The systems are designed for directing our response to strategic threat. For example, in event of an enemy attack. Electronic Systems Division is also completing development of a continental defense radar program called PAVE PAWS. This system maintains surveillance on both the east and west coasts against submarine-launched ballistic missile attack. PAVE PAWS gives us an edge that could prove crucial. The Armament Division at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida is another AFSC product division. And one of our most complete and sophisticated centers. It not only develops and acquires non-nuclear weapons, but tests a large variety of them under stringent field conditions. Operational realism is the acid test. The systems provided by the people of AFSC are tested at our worldwide network of ranges and test centers. Cost-effective management of weapons demands great emphasis on continual test and evaluation. Far more than simply verifying that the equipment performs as required, we assure that munitions and other systems are reliable and can be supported in the field. The test and evaluation process answers more than the question, does it work? It seeks to determine that it can be operated economically and efficiently. Here at Arnold Engineering Development Center at Telehoma, Tennessee, we run a number of large and small wind tunnels. They can simulate flight at all altitudes and at supersonic as well as subsonic speeds. We test everything from full-scale jet engines to small mottles of aircraft, rockets, and even projectiles. At the Air Force Flight Test Center in the California desert, full-scale experimental vehicles are tested. Aircraft are deliberately stressed and flown beyond operational requirements to prove they can take it. When these tests reveal unexpected characteristics, techniques or modifications are developed to make them safe and effective. On the Pacific Coast, AFSC's Space Division operates the Air Force Satellite Control Facility at Sunnyvale, California, and the Space and Missile Test Organization, or SAMTO, at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. SAMTO operates the Western Space and Missile Center. In addition to its role in managing weapons tests downrange into the Pacific and satellite launches, the center is one of the launch and recovery sites for the Space Shuttle. This joint Air Force NASA program included testing the craft at the Flight Test Center. Both the Western Space and Missile Center and the Eastern Space and Missile Center are intended for launch and recovery of the Space Shuttle. It will perform a variety of different missions. On its return to Earth, the craft will land on a 15,000-foot runway, much like conventional aircraft. Our Eastern Space and Missile Center in Florida is already famous for its space launches. Here, under the management of SAMTO, our people operate a 10,000-mile range stretching across the Atlantic and into the Indian Ocean. It supports the Air Force, Navy, Army, and National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and support for certain foreign space activities. For nearly 30 years, this has been the center of free-world space launches. Well over 2,000 launches have taken place here, both manned and unmanned. Vanguard, Project Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, and unmanned space probes for scientific study to our neighbor planets and into deep space. And so it goes, methodical, painstaking research and testing, moments of inspiration, hours of quiet, careful work by dedicated people in areas such as medicine, biology, physics, aerodynamics, electronics, armament, flight test, and management. That all-important guiding force that weaves together this vast and complex effort to bring the Air Force and this nation the most effective defense system at the lowest possible cost. This is Air Force Systems Command.


Is cn a functional group? It's a cyano-functional group. If it's triple bond, it's cyano-functional. Cyano. Yeah. That's the resemblable question. So anyways, this is not a cyano group, even though we're recording right now. So this is hydrogen cyanide. What we're going to do here is depict the hybridization of the carbon from the carbon atom itself. So remember, when we're depicting the orbital hybridization from atomic orbital to molecular orbital, we have to show the atomic orbitals of carbon first, because carbon we're looking at. So when we're looking at the atomic orbitals, the only ones that matter are the valence orbitals. So those are the ones we're going to write. So you guys can help me if you remember. So carbon, what are its valence orbitals? 2s and 2p. Yeah, the 2s and 2p. So we're going to write that like that. Because we're showing them energetically higher up at the top. So how many 2s orbitals do we have? Just one. Just one. And how many 2p's? Three. One, two, three. But what are we going to do? We're going to depict now the hybridization. Because this is not just atomic carbon, right? It's a molecular carbon. So it's changed its orbitals from atomic orbitals to molecular orbitals. Is everybody OK with thinking like that? So we'll say it mixes it up. We've got to put our electrons in first. Let's put our electrons in. OK, so how many electrons does carbon have? 4. So how many are going to be in here? 2, right? Because that's a lower energy. And then these degenerate energy. So we're going to have to put one, two. OK, so now what do we do? Well, this is going to mix to form hydrogen cyanide. So how will we do that? How will we know how to do it? Because it's going to be triple bottom, which means it'll be sp. So you'll take one s and one p. OK. So it's going to be triple bonded. So it's going to be sp. So in order to be sp, we have to take an s and a p, right? So what does that mean for these two p's? Did they get put in the blender? No. OK, so what are we going to have out here? Yeah, we're still going to have those two p's out here. Like that. But these sp's, what's going to happen to them? Our s and the p, what's going to happen to them? We're going to mix them up. And they're going to form orbitals down here, right? How many sp's are we going to have? Two, right? Why? Because we put two in, we get two out. Does that make sense so far? So how many electrons did we start with here? Four. Four. So one, two, like that. So what's going to happen here in this particular molecule is that hydrogen's orbital is the s orbital, right? So the s orbital is going to bond with one of these sp orbitals in carbon. Nitrogen, what is the hybridization of nitrogen in this molecule? It's sp. Yeah. It's sp, because there's how many electron groups? Two. Two, right? So the electronic geometry is, if you think linear, you know? So this is sp. So it's going to be an sp bonding with an sp, I guess. Couldn't think of the question faster. So this would be the one s of the hydrogen is bonding with this thing, the sp of the nitrogen. And what would be bonding with these guys up here? High bonds. Yeah. The p orbitals from the nitrogens to main pi bonds, we say. So the nitrogen atom would look very similar to this, except it would have one more electron. And that would give it its long pair. Any questions? Can you draw a nitrogen with us? Do you want to? You want to do another one of these with? Let's just do another one. We'll record a whole nother video with the same molecule, but we'll do nitrogen instead. OK, is that OK with everybody? Any questions on this one?