Xmonad is just a fantastic tiling window manager. It can do so much. And one of the reasons Xmonad can do so much is typically when you install Xmonad, you really install two different packages.  So if I go over to the documentation over at Haskell.org and you see this particular package Xmonad-contrib and it lists all the modules available in Xmonad-contrib. There's a bunch of them. And I've been going through it and seeing if I could discover some modules that I didn't know about and maybe find something interesting that I want to use in my config, maybe something I want to share with you guys. And I found this really cool module here at Xmonad.actions.treeSelect. And TreeSelect displays workspaces or actions in a tree-like format and they have a screenshot here. And by default, these are the colors. It's a blurred out kind of white background with a blue tree structure and red as the highlighted item. I changed the colors when I implemented this in my config though. The documentation mentions there's two things that you can display in this tree-like format. You can display workspaces or you can display actions. And they give you examples of both. The very first example they give is workspaces. So to display your workspaces in a TreeSelect, you need to import the following modules into your Xmonad.hs and then you need to define your workspaces as such. First of all, you need to make sure that the type is some color scheme and it can be one you create followed by a string. And then your workspaces are defined as such. It's a node and then the name. And then you can have subnodes within a node. And of course, you could have subnodes within that subnode and you create this tree-like almost directory structure of workspaces, which is really cool because you're no longer limited on numbers of workspaces. Typically, most people stick to 10 workspaces as a limit on tiling window managers because, you know, 0 through 9 on the keyboard. But using something like this, you can create dozens, hundreds of workspaces. And it doesn't matter because this tree-like structure we're going to create, this tree menu is going to handle it just fine. Once you've imported these particular libraries and created your workspaces, then somewhere in your config you have, of course, the Xmonad main somewhere, and you have workspaces equals probably my workspaces. You need to make sure you add two workspaces, space, my spaces to that. And also, this line here is optional. LogHook equals workspace history hook. I could not get this to work for me, so I didn't use it. That line, again, though, is optional. If you are able to put that in your config, what that does is it allows you to use the O and I keys on the keyboard to select previously visited workspaces. So let me show you what I'm doing in my config here. So I imported the libraries that I needed to import, including the most important one is Xmonad.actions.treeSelect. I had to import it qualified. So I imported qualified Xmonad.actions.treeSelect as TS. Now, why did I do that? Well, let me go down to my config where I have my tree select stuff. All right, so these are some key bindings that I'm using in regards to tree select. So anytime I bring up a tree select menu, these key bindings do these actions. Now these actions, when you look at the documentation, do not have TS in front of them. They're just cancel, select, move previous, move next, etc. Well, some of these commands cancel, select, move previous, move next are the exact same commands. The name is the exact same thing as commands in other Xmonad modules. So when I import qualified, and then I renamed it TS, then I can just prepend all of these commands with TS. So Xmonad knows TS dot cancel. That particular command cancel is from tree select and not from some other module that also has a cancel command. This here, my TS default config, this is basically the theme. So I changed the color scheme. I didn't want the white background with the blue and red. I changed mine. Well, let's see it in action. I've been talking long enough. This is my tree select. So I changed mine to have a dark background that's just a little opaque and then a almost black tree menu. And you see I get subtrees. I can navigate with hjkl the Mimkeys up, down, forward, back. Let me escape to get out of that. And if I page down to my workspaces, you see I have my workspaces. And basically this is exactly copied word for word from the documentation from the Haskell documentation. I took this right here and I just pasted it into my config. I haven't customized it in any way because I'm not sure if I really want to use tree select for my workspaces. It is kind of neat. So if when I pull it up, you know, I can navigate to a workspace so browser doesn't have any sub nodes. Home does though. There's four sub nodes. And if I hit enter on this one, you know, I go to that particular workspace.  No, that's not what I was on. I think I was on workspace one. So I go back in the very first workspace, which is called browser. That's the one I was on. Now that's kind of neat. But really what I want to do with this, I think is instead of doing the workspaces, I want a list of actions that I could do. And they give an example here of a very simple actions list, shutdown, restart, logout. And then they gave you an example of exactly how you could do that. So let me show you that. So back in my config here, I created this list of actions. And it's a very lengthy list. And if I bring up that particular menu, you will see I have hello, which just displays hello. That's all it's doing. I have shutdown. If I hit enter, it runs the shutdown command. So when I highlight Xmonad, if I hit L, which is, you know, the key to go right on the keyboard, I get a submenu here and I have edit Xmonad, which brings up my Xmonad config, recompile Xmonad, restart Xmonad. So that could be something useful. There was a brightness category. Now I'm not on a laptop, but this was part of the example config. And you see I have bright, normal dim. And you notice beside each command, there is a description. So you can put a description for each command. You see bright has full power out to the side. Normal says 50% dim says quite dark. Then I created this little systems monitor directory structure here. And if I hit L, I get H top glances, G top in mine, S2E, and of course escape to get out of that. Let me close my config. So again, I've got my workspaces or an example of workspaces. Again, I'm not sure if I'm going to use the workspaces tree select because Xmobar does not really handle at least not too many of these tree select workspaces very well because you see I have browser home, which is the second level. And then there is some sub nodes within the home node and they are home.one, home.two, home.three, home.four. Let me get back into that so you can see home and then one, two, three, four. And the same thing with programming. You have programming, then you're going to have programming.haskell, programming.docs, which programming, programming.haskell, programming.docs. So we're going to end up not being able to really display all our workspaces once you start adding a bunch. So I need to figure out how to hack Xmobar to only show me the current workspace because by default it shows all your workspaces. And I want also to have the layout of the workspace because this particular module is all one module, which you're seeing here. It's the workspaces, the layout, and then the number of windows on the screen. What I really want is just the current workspace and not the rest of the workspaces, the layout and the number of windows. I've got to do some research to see how I can hack Xmobar to make that happen. If any of you guys know a little bit about this, help a brother out and tell me exactly what I need to do in my Xmobar to make that work. But the actions menu, I think I could use this because I could create some really nifty little menus, maybe browser bookmarks or something. If I could dynamically pipe something into that actions menu, that would be really, really useful. I think the tree selection method makes a lot of sense. I think it makes a lot more sense than the grid select, which is something I demonstrated on camera a while back. You guys remember the grid select? This thing is kind of colorful and neat. It's got some bling to it, but as far as usefulness, the grid selection I don't think is very useful, but I could do something with the tree select. I'm kind of liking what I'm seeing with that. Now before I go, I need to thank a few special people. I need to thank Michael, Gabe, Heplo, Nate, Corbinion, Mitchell, Entropy UK, Arch5530, Chris, Chuck, DJ, Donnie, Dylan, George, Armory, Paul, Sean, Tobias, and Willie. These guys, they are the producers of the show. They're my highest tiered patrons over on Patreon. I also need to thank all of these ladies and gentlemen. Each and every one of these names you're seeing on the screen. They are my supporters over on Patreon because this channel is supported by you guys, the community. If you'd like to support my work, you'll find DT over on Patreon. Alright guys, peace.


All right cyber traders we are rounding the third base on the way home to this weekend great Yeah, great to have all was back here this Friday afternoon April 19th great to have Andrea with us here Brian Just before I saw Susie Alex Grant a dual later all of our students here inside our live trading room Just give me a quick sound check Let me know if you can hear me loud and clear and for all of us in social media Got the lower left popped up early this time at cyber trading you if you are new to our streams Or any of our social media platforms alike hit the follow button hit the subscribe button that being at cyber trading you now Hey, I hope everybody has a great weekend lined up exciting plans ahead and if not Hopefully kick back and enjoy the warm weather at least right heating up here in Florida great to have Ray Herbert Ron Sam Barbara Roger John Micah dual and I will say Sam wishing you well on your trip I know you'd mentioned to us earlier today is actually taking off for a long trip towards Qatar I think Bhutan or no Jordan and Istanbul so for a month total Sam W one of our longtime students wishing them well now with that in mind Hey heading into the afternoon the spy is pulled back the spy is down to where we thought it would come down to and It ended up continuing to drop right so the spy is basic Basically completed this gap bill that we had back from end of February So I want to show this because really from like two two weeks ago two and a half weeks ago We've been alluding to this possibility, you know, no guarantees obviously But where there's a gap on the daily chart here My hope is to see this at least get tested and then over time for a nice big old bounce afterwards 497 and change was the top back from February 21st And with that said we've come down there as of this morning not from yesterday But even as of this morning We'll be only end up driving lower so far so question is can we see support begin to build over time? I was hoping to see a pretty strong rejection from that gap top there and to have the bounce You know, we still got time you're heading into this afternoon And hey, if we don't get that this afternoon you still got all next week So, you know, just because it's below it now that does not guarantee it's just going to keep dropping and dropping Obviously everything happening out there geopolitically with Iran Israel You know, who knows what may happen over the weekend into next week In terms of charting in terms of support resistance This is exactly what I was looking to see happen at least now The question is can we get the support to build over time? Nor are we going to see higher lows into this afternoon? If not, that's fine. Can we see it monday at least? All right Um, so with that in mind We're probably going to follow a few different trades that go with the market here Let me link my charts back up And with that clsk Now at this point the stock is dipping back down, you know, we were talking about the bitcoin having event going into this weekend Um, let me ask is anyone new to bitcoin anyone that is um a crypto You know person nowadays that maybe weren't last year or the year before anyone brand new to bitcoin or crypto altogether If so, let me know we got a few of us that have been with uh, bitcoin since like 2017 I know one of our students alex Henry says won't touch the stuff. Hey, no sweat. You don't need to right?  So herbert mike fairly new to bitcoin All right. Well, hey really quick folks with this bitcoin having event What you need to know is this it basically reduces the available bitcoin That's that's available to mine by 50% and this event happens basically every four years Well, the thing is with this year with bitcoin itself Bitcoin is closer to its all-time highs by leaps and bounds going into this event Compared to any other cycle beforehand What does that mean? Well, I think long term We're gonna see a strong breakout across bitcoin and all these minor stocks I mean last week. I was looking for this exact play on clsk from 15 Right place wrong time That's all right Still day trade this stock at least up and down and you know heading into the afternoon It was actually trending up going into two o'clock. It was at the highs But I wrote this earlier and you know, it's true. I mean, hey for students like grant later Jeffrey M You know students that have been with us here myself for like a year plus now at this point You've seen us trade these stocks at this time of the day in the afternoon And I wrote to you earlier. I said this earlier I'm not too confident that the bitcoin miners are going to actually Run into the close. I've seen this movie too many times, right? And one of our students alex, you know, he's been into bitcoin for a little while He's been with us for a little while too and he said, you know, josh, you're right These miners like the morning sessions and the afternoon brings the brings on their slumber time Yeah, and even if they were at the highs like right now They jumped off now, we're not going to follow them either way at this point But even if they were at the highs, I'd be saying the same thing to you right now It's like that these probably won't be moving too well into the close So that's kind of my tidbit for the day here on two on two fronts the mara clsk trades out there They're definitely good for the morning. They're they're good for the early afternoon Maybe they're not really good from this time of the day going forward now with that said though We're obviously going to keep these on our watch lists going into next week next month, etc With this bitcoin having event happening I just feel like we're not going to see such a perfect pop on bitcoin When this having event happens like tonight into tomorrow. I think we'll probably get You know three weeks four weeks or so of consolidation and then a big old pop after i'll be happy with that A couple questions coming in on the chat board. Nicholas L saying I was in and out back in 2016 back in on it a little There we go. He asks here in the chat board Do you ever place a trade on it at the very end of the day like after a big dip? Well after a big tip. Yeah Specifically at the end of the day not so much. I mean it's just more so to say I follow bitcoin long term and I day trade the miners up and down That's basically my mo personally. That's really it for me So I'll buy the dips for long term and especially over the last like year or so as we saw the drop down to 16 k You know, I was looking for like support to build around like 2024 So I didn't get the low but over time we've been accumulating and Definitely looking forward to what's ahead now. Hey heading into the afternoon. CLS k Mara They're not looking too clean here heading into the afternoon So, you know, I'll come back these trades if we really need to but what we'll do right now Is go right from top to bottom see if there's anything else that we could work with DWG this stock was a really nice trade from earlier today You know, we've called it out in the morning session and then it ended up obviously making this giant breakout heading into noon time So I just want to double check here. I know my colleague rich was all over this grant as well our students in the chat board Yeah, I mean I so Abdul gets some good money on this trade too. Abdul had a home run on this guy I got a dollar 50 plus cents on this trade actually here Ended up making a pretty good squeeze up over time. But again this stock even more so because It's a new IPO I think this is the third or fourth day of trading So we're not really too keen to trade ipos out there. I mean it had a nice run already I think that we're done on this one for the time being that's all All right now we said going into this meeting one of our students was asking on another stock I'm like, listen, I don't want to have that spread for my traders here Right like we're not trying to gamble into the close folks if you're trying to do small shares then You know, hey, you could do it for fun, right? You're fun We're trying to we're trying to find a tradeable stock something that is easy on the eyes not just in terms of price or trend but also in terms of Liquidity and order book right I have a tight spread have something good out there Now as much as I say that this did pop up Pull back. Well, there's a case to see support build, right? As I've been talking in the last 30 seconds, I don't know if you folks notice this right now as I'm talking Watch the ask here. There is a fat iceberg order on the ask I just saw a pop up before for about like 38 000 shares It looks like someone's trying to drive this stock down as I'm talking. Oh, no Had a good pop going into 230 and now it's back down to the VWAP price You have like 10 11 k up here now even I saw like 38 k though, so You know, that's where we got to say we got to make sure we see support build not resistance That's a little discouraging seeing this drop now I'll come back to this trade if I need to but I'll keep seeing if there's anything holding better near the highs This is the stock. I was referencing earlier if you're trying to You know play Lotto. That's one thing. I'm going to go get my mega millions ticket later on today But I'd rather focus on a stock that has a much better spread. That is all Now I got a few of us in the chat board talking about Wisa W isa I will run into that eventually. I can only imagine Yeah, I'll get to that one in just a bit if everyone's calling it out I am sure the trend looks good And the order book on it didn't look terrible earlier So, you know, we'll see what Wisa is all about in just a moment GBR of 29 at the highs Hard to ignore that This is stock though. I remember this watch this and I got probably got to go back a number of years Watch this ready. I'm ready 10 10 years back All right, check this out Big spike here There we go. That's what I'm talking about I forgot the month in the year But I remember we traded this stock a little while ago back in 2021 pretty much from like, you know 230 all the way up to 31 bucks Get out of here. Come on. I mean, that's a real move at the time But look what happened after it certainly made a real Move back down, right? So this is not a swing trade. This is a day trade specifically With that said, obviously I'm going to put it on our watch list here. It's still at the highs heading into the afternoon spreads not Too crazy although for a dollar 30 cent stock to be like three cents open right now Probably wanted to fill in even more, but you know, we'll see if this GBR trade could could do us nicely here All right, so we got the reason we got one stock to work with so far into our afternoon here Perhaps two now with w isa Yes, one's looking pretty nice. All right, cool. We saw back on our watch list now I was a little skeptical of this early this morning because of the news that came out Yesterday and we knew that that news was likely to come out So the news that came out was like direct offering of shares common stock offering news, you know for as much as the stock popped up So with that in mind, obviously it ended up leading to a pretty good push But once that news came out it tanked the stock and typically after that type of news comes out We look away. We turn our heads the other way just focus on other trades. So I got to say this thing popped at the open I was very skeptical Now at this point, I'm not fully sold but making a hell of a better pot now I actually just blew the ceiling off of eight So looking pretty nice here for the time being again Just make sure that you happen to see support continue to build on this trade but Very good shot from a trio of our students here. I'm just scrolling up right now seeing them I see chuck I see scott I see sam and grant All on the wisa trade right there. There we go All right, we keep it going. We keep it moving here. What else do we have? Oh, you know what? Oh, I know why jeez. I thought I did this before the meeting started There we go All right filter my volume criteria here just weed out all that low volume stuff We see xba is not looking terrible looking at the one minute chart now the thing is on the daily though here It's not really a healthy graph Had resistance right around three dollars 43 cents as long as I could hold above that Perhaps there's a good shot. Perhaps there's a good chance to see this pop like the wisa trade did So, you know what? I'll put it on our watch list for the time being that's all Looks good for now Michael's saying did I mention soxl at the low of the day? I did not we're only halfway through But with that in mind markets down that would be down now gun losers list Michael. We got soxs though On the way up. That's the inverse. So of course the markets are still pulling back for the time being So probably follow a few good shorts to work with here And then otherwise, you know, maybe you could follow a good trade like soxs or maybe even cheaper Maybe even labd now. This is not like a vixx. This is not inverse to the markets in full This is an inverse etf. But this is the biotech sector labd So we've been trading this the last few days like pretty much on not necessarily on and off It's like pretty much just been on we've been on top of this trade since like wednesday of this week Still breaking up here. So yeah, this labd trade. I like even more. I like even more than like uvxy I like this even more than soxs or any of the other etfs here Wow, where the whole market's dropping off You remember this trade for all of our students here in our chapel where they were with us like, you know last year We had the you know unfortunate situation whatever happened in Maui, hawaii all So led to the big drop at the time and this is an extremely similar chart to what we had back Years ago years and years and years ago with PG&E Remember this Well look at he here, right? I mean it's fairly similar where it's taken this company quite some time to even Try and make an attempt to bounce and they only ended up breaking down more over time here Well today at least this afternoon up seven percent breaking above the drop off that we had back from what was that tuesday Now slip it on our list doesn't hurt us here. You know, it doesn't hurt Hawaiian electrics see if that makes a dead cat bounce now I saw Abdul was it. I think Abdul was talking about PACB Yeah, this one's not looking as nice right now Abdul had a little push earlier today, but I'll pass on over here Last one for now djp, you know my thoughts on this just with the order book. That's all but there's no real trend to it here either way All right, so in total so far we got five stocks to work with four ticker or five tickers to work with might I say Yeah, let's see if there's anything looking just as good here All right, so probably find some ETFs here and rea asking about nvdq. Well, that's the nvidia ETF, right? So I'd rather just trade Oh, this actually has a decent order book with it decent order book and rea. I definitely like that Um, yeah, it's an interesting thought right? I mean, I think there's a few different single stock ETFs out there tesla nvidia Coinbase are the ones that we focus on at least so I didn't realize that this was a pretty liquid Got a good spread and all that so You know what? Hey, I could absolutely put this on our watch list I very well may but let's just see if there's any stocks actually more On the way down. I know this is nvidia ETF. So it's an ETF, but it follows nvidia So, you know, I could definitely put this on our list at the end. Let's just see if there's anything else The stock at least looking just as good You know speaking of just for the time being I don't know if I'll put this on our list Just because I don't know how much more the stock will drop But oc well this stock back from yesterday. It was a really good short only Seemingly continued to drop off when the market hit open today. So it's at a big support level right now at five bucks I could put this on our list too SOXL markets dropping off here alike. So SOXS going up this going down Easily I could put that on our list as well. I may Honestly when the whole market's trending in a certain direction up or down regardless just you got to be just very picky at first And you know and probably add a few at the very end Just want to take a look at netflix. We're not going to trade netflix at this point given the price JBLs down that's you know kind of a well-known company. I'll be pretty expensive. So All right, anything looking good. Otherwise, we might jump back to that nvdq from Andrea We might jump back to s o xl the chip etf as a whole not just nvidia, but the whole sector Iow and q down a little bit. That's a familiar name and short of all I guess or ease up Uh turning down rather I should say Instacart that's not really looking that nice Mu all right. So at this point, we're just going to put the the chip sector on there like s o xl Which is the whole which is the whole sector there? Obviously when I talk about nvidia, you know, I'm going to talk about amd Actually really quick. Okay. So a couple things of this I'm going to put s o xl on our watch list I'm going to put nvdq the one that Andrea mentioned on our watch list And of course with that in mind like nvidia as it as itself amd as itself on our watch list With amd I was looking for a spy bounce earlier today. Obviously did not get it But with that though, I was also simultaneously looking for an amd bounce Well with the spy it ended up chopping around one of my levels But with amd I was also looking for the push over 150 and across the whole like late morning It broke under it here. Okay. Support becomes Resistance, okay, that's not surprising and then after that point it just held perfectly and I mean perfectly Underneath this level it goes to show you should never be buying Underneath resistance at least at a minimum wait for that level to get broken over Look at this thing perfect resistance and then a four-point drop five-point drop after geez All right, so now at this stage obviously all the chip Semiconductor type stocks, you know micron amd navidia. Well, we'll put on our list here at this stage All right, so hey Nicholas Andrea grant Abdul Dave ronda all of our students here in chat definitely Let me know now if there's anything else looking good I actually had to reboot my book map by level four. So I'll load that up as soon as we finish up this meeting TWG not really looking too good there at this stage Maybe I could take a look at that like uvi x, but this doesn't look as good as anything else that we've been following so far You know nvd Q that's looking pretty good on the way up labd on the way up. That's looking pretty good Again, we might have a crazy stock out there that I don't want people to get caught up in because it's literally just a ginormous distraction to you So, you know, I'd rather us not gamble on a stock like this. We have easier fish in the sea to catch And in both directions up and down right we got easier fish in the sea to catch going both up and going down All right, so uh, you know, hey, let me know otherwise folks sam saying if tech is dropping then labd as an inverse tech should be okay Yep, put that on our list already. I went over that already there. It's on our watch list It's making new highs so looking pretty good michael saying xp on yesterday's gainer is a loser today Indeed but again, it's another stock that unless if you can get the shares this short. It's just a distraction Right, that's where we say like hey gbr is going up. Let's follow that thing for now Uh, we saw all right the more we look away from we saw we're not going to be able to jump in on this If it decides to make the next push especially off of eight So i'll tell you what I like what we got here to work with going into the afternoon Uh, actually late chat right now one of us on youtube joining us right now on youtube I appreciate you joining us there If you're interested in joining us inside our live trading room Might I say skin that qr code on the top left just of the stream Join us for a small week long trial inside our live trading room. Let's go back on that pacb That's too slow. Not only is it too slow, but it's turning down right now turning down so You know, we'll come back to that trade if it decides to show more life next week at any point maybe monday maybe tuesday we'll see but Sure does not look like friday afternoon, right? So with that in mind folks say I got about like 13 14 minutes I'll be back on the mic just shortly after three o'clock 305. I'll be back on just right from that point Um, I will mention to one of our members in our trading room who I don't believe they can hear me But I will just say log out and back in you'll be able to hear me coming up Especially by 305 eastern time But folks a best of luck trading going into the market close if you're not inside our trading room here Enjoy the weekend. We'll be back on the mic going into monday But again, we got another hour left to go here and like I said for all of us inside our chat board I'll be back on at the top of the at the top of the hour. Talk to you soon


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I didn't see the flag at first I looked up and I just keep showing the replay like they like it's like, oh, they missed this I can't believe they missed this kind of thing It's NFL you can you can ever be too sure Patrick Baldwin Jr. Rookie eruption autograph redemption for the Warriors Never be too sure with these these guys They're gonna get reps for the rest like oh man, you're trash.  Let's get it filled. Where's your dimension Patrick Baldwin, Jr? Yeah, Max truce CJ McCollum Seth Curry Diabatae draget for the bowls Kevon Looney Josh Christopher Lonnie Walker Zara Williams Jonathan Kominga Isaiah Stewart Chuma o Kiki Max Christie So basketball Nick Richards Mason Plumlee Dyson Daniels Dyson Daniels Carlos boozer Brandon Ingram That look is it really well Bulls redemption Dale and Terry rookie Jersey, Inc. 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As someone who shares prophetic words, I don't claim to get everything right every single time. The Bible makes no distinction between a person who calls himself a prophet or a person who prophesies, though they don't call himself a prophet, and they do it falsely. I have missed it a many time, but you know what? When I'm gonna keep on speaking until I get it right. The Bible speaks to people who have these lying visions, these lying dreams, and these lying prophecies. I've never called myself a prophet. You don't have to be called a prophet to be a false prophet.   And if I give a false prophecy, am I any less of a false prophet though I don't call myself a prophet? No, obviously that's silly.  Period.


Hi everyone, Joe from jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with 2020-2021 Penise like basketball hybrid edition five box Ram team break number one All-card chip hybrid edition has a bunch of different parallels disco prisms all sorts of fun stuff one-of-ones different tiers as usual So just a different spin on on what we know about select and I do I do enjoy that select a lot big Thanks everybody here for making this happen And there's all the teams right here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams one and three four times one two three and Four Erin down to Mason one and three four times for the teams one two Three and fourth and final time after four. We got the Warriors down to the Kings Warriors come out to play All right So Aaron with the Warriors Brian with the Brian C with the Thunder Brian H with the Maz Brian W with the Pistons a lot of Bryant here Eric with the Trailblazers Brian C with the Wizards Ryan with the Jazz Tyler with the Timber Bulls Matthew with the Pelicans Eastwood with the Cavs Aaron with the Bulls Brian W with the Hornets Matthew with the Sixers Mason with the Grizzlies Matthew D with the Pacers Matthew S with the Raptors Eric J with the Heat Matthew D with the Nets Mason with the Magic Sean M with the Sons Nicholas with the Rocket Zach with the Knicks Jeff with my Lakers Ryan with the Celtics Matthew S with the Clippers Chad with the Spurs my Tower with the Bucks Matthew Shearer with the Hawks Sean M with the Nuggets and Mason with the Sacramento Kings Sack Town Bay Area and back down All right While you're considering trades, I'm gonna flip screens just for a second and there's a fresh case of select looking at you right now There it is hybrid So like you can see the H2 right there for hybrid select basketball. It's a proper year. Yes 20 box case fresh case another five boxes in the store right now If you want to take a look at that Jason Jaspy also has personals of this that we can do tonight if you want to At Jaspy's breaks on Instagram live A lot of different options to mess around with Hybrid all right, so each stack has five boxes each column has five So we're gonna roll the die.  Where's my other die?  So we're selecting a column For one two three and four, so we'll save these for next time So we'll mark those with X's right there. So, you know, they're from the same case We may grab just five random boxes next time, but Just for now, we'll do it this way All right, more green X's right there. You'll see them on the other box right there heat up for trade By the way and more X's right there All right, so let's flip back here. Let's pause the video when we come back. We'll see if there's any trades Then we'll have the break stick around All right, welcome back everybody a little bit of trade chatter But in the end no deals were done here in select basketball hybrid edition five box Ram team break number one on Wednesday the fourth Big thanks everybody here for making this happen. No fillers or anything like that We just got it done the old-fashioned way knocked it all out Mason with that last spot mojo star next to his name 70% of the time. This is real math 70% of the time last spot mojo hits 100% of the time We've crunched the numbers from our Jaspies advanced stats department. All right, so this is what the hybrid is all about disco prisms rookie Jersey autographs a bunch of different exclusive parallels four packs per card six Cards per pack four packs per box that is So pretty quick break. All right. Good luck everybody There's a manual quickly to leave things off and of course all cards will ship And we got a nice Tyrese maxi Rookie courtside to 25 right out of the gate sixers Matthew Shearer Court side is the shortest printed set Payton Pritchard Patrick Williams Damian Lillard courtside Xavier Tillman to 49. All right Payton Pritchard went to Ryan and the Celtics Patrick Williams Aaron and the Bulls and Xavier Tillman That was the Grizzlies that'll be for Mason Yeah, Jonathan read that section in pink. Yes If you look at the schedule, there'll be a section in pink that says If it's sold out and not on the schedule We probably just need to go through orders and there may be filler breaks attached to it So double check that as well. Oh, we'll be with a home run back back back gone One one solo shot Mookie bets There you go There you go back off the IEL feeling good All right behind Isaiah Joe is a one out of ten Tyrell Terry three color patch gold parallel and autograph That's Brian H with the Dallas Mavericks Nice one that Elijah Hughes premier level rookie silver All right, Jonathan, we'll see you in a little bit. Yeah, we probably just have to go through orders Tyrese Halliburton Kayla Martin RJ Hampton silver So it's those disco patterns or the bubble background right there that is exclusive to this set So that'll be for Charlotte Brian W You're welcome Brian H Sadiq Bay five out of 25 blue disco Court side that's for Brian Watford and the Pistons nice Brian's doing well Again, the court side has that pattern there. That's the shortest printed of all the cards. All right next box Another four packs. Good luck everybody. Yeah, the blue discos look really nice, right Sadiq Bay a little color match, too I like how the the parallel matches the team the goal just pops really nicely Really nice stuff We got another five boxes in the store if you're watching live jasky's case breaks calm Oh and a nice premier level the mellow ball disco Brian Watford with the Hornets Nice You can see the premier level right there. I think that's the middle level. I Want to say concourse? Right concourse is the most common one premier levels in the middle and court side is the shorter print So concourse is is this one right here. You can see the little Little half circles right here Premier has almost the little triangles right there and the court side It almost looks kind of like an eyeball right there. There's Patrick Williams Bogdanovich Malakai Flynn premier Hatchimura to 49 So Hatchimura goes to Brian and the Wizards Sadiq Bay Just base court side and Malakai Flynn premier level silver So all the different levels could have different Silver and other numbered parallels as well. It makes it an exciting set to build Josh green silver obi toppen and Kyle Lowry Obi-Toppin rookie card going to Zach and the Knicks the Josh green rookie silver Will be for Brian H and the Mavs and the James Weissman will go to Aaron and the Warriors Concourse edition two more to go a little green down there peeking peeking out a Kongoo Weissman and Obi-Toppin. We got Obi-Toppin premier level disco. It's pretty sharp that goes to Zach James Weissman rookie silver for Aaron and the Warriors and Onyeka a Kongoo for the Hawks Matthew Shearer Concourse disco more Patrick Williams More James Weissman Oh, and the green is nice. That's a manual quickly One out of five green disco for Zach Paul and the New York Knicks You had a great season last year and it's great. That's concourse edition out of five Zach All aboard the big hit express That is strong You got a wild cat and Daniel Otoru one more box to go. We got more in the store Jasper's case breaks calm next five boxes. Let's do it and it's stuff like hybrid The the parallels are the big chase as you can see there There was only one autograph out of the five. It could be one more here, but one autograph out of the first four boxes So it's the parallels that are the real big chase if you stumble into an autograph. I mean, that's nice No one's gonna complain about that It's the parallels And the exclusive parallels here We're looking for so another five boxes in the store Jason Jasper's personal box of this on Instagram live at Jasper's breaks We've got three more group breaks that we can do. There's Lonzo disco Patty Mills disco Jalen Smith premier level disco or silver. That is that's for Phoenix Sean M with the Suns and a Jaden McDaniels blue Quartz side 11 out of 25 These look really sharp Tyler timber wolves once again 11 out of 25 on that one More Patrick Williams is is for Aaron and the Bulls Andrew Wiggins Silver Nicola Yokech Sadiq Bay and Carl Anthony Towns closes things out. There you go Quick break fun break a lot of big hit potential that was 2020 2021 panini select basketball five box hybrid edition random team break number one we can do two three two three and four Make it happen folks. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one on Jasper's case breaks calm. Bye. Bye


Good afternoon again, and welcome to the final kind of discussion now. We have to finish by, I think, 10 plus four, for the major speech by David Mimison. So, therefore, let's get started. The final kind of, in choosing the topic of scholars and the subject, we saw that maybe it's useful to relate a big thing, relating to Chinese economy and sometimes we also are rising China. And we also want to do something about tobacco things, and, you know, here, Australia and China, even out of a relation. So, the panelists consist of the following scholars. The first one is the professor, Du Yang. He's one of the rising stars in China, and together he's one of the leading scholars in studying the so-called turning point. So, Du Yang first speaks a lot about the topic, even though the chapter in contributing is related, but it's not directly relevant. I saw this maybe when we tried to conclude this one. So, we are highlighting some of the big issues relating to the turning point debate. Finally, we have a professor, Peter Dresdell, and from Chinese National University. And the background of that is the professor, Christopher Fendley, contributes a chapter for the book, highlighting the big issues on the bilateral relations of China and China. And Christopher cannot be with us today. And Peter, again, is presenting some of the ideas and conclusions from Christopher's chapter, and also I think Peter will bring it all. So, we are trying to limit each speaker to about less than 10 minutes, and then we finish all the presentations, and very much to participate in the discussion. So, without overview, Professor Du Yang. Thank you, Professor Schoen. We would be pleased to be here. And it's very, very important to me that this is a very interesting conference. What I'm going to talk about is the economic development after the turning point in China. And I'm going to talk about the challenge and also opportunities. So, in China, in particular, on the main market, we have a hard discussion about whether China, which is a turning point, and what's the impact of the turning point. Although it's a controversial issue right now in China, some of the impact change outcomes have significantly changed. For example, the frequent left shock is happening in both the rural areas and in the interior of China. Also, the other level back now is the right wage. From the MBA, we can see 20% of the wage increase for migrant workers in 2010. In nominal terms, in real terms, the 60% of the increase. So, everybody is talking about the immigration actually, the income is also growing very fast. But yeah, we're not going to discuss more about the way China is reaching the turning point. I'm going to focus on the impact of opportunities and the challenges. In particular, in China, which China is facing with the stage of middle income development. So, the first thing, I want to emphasize the challenge because of reaching the turning point, the increase of wage for low income groups has provided opportunities to reduce income inequalities. For example, through semi-migration, rural people get opportunities to get in the rural-led markets. But this kind of migration rule was ignored, especially in the income statistics. So, according to the migration statistics, there are more than 150 people in the meeting migrant workers in 2010. So, if you count the income into the income inequality speculation, that will play a role in reducing income inequalities. Also, as I mentioned, the increase in income for low income groups is helpful to reduce the income inequality. So, here is some examples we get in micro data, but I'm not going to put the very details. The second thing is the reason reaching the turning point is actually it is helpful to rebalance the economy because the increase in income for the low income groups who have the high marginal percentage of consumption. So, this will pay no actual rules in rebalancing the economy. In 2010, mostly driven by wage income groups, the rural household income grew nearly 11 percent, which is the first time faster than the urban household. The third opportunity, which China has developed means that they must have provided a signal to transfer the food to China. In fact, if you look back at the trial for farming lands in previous five or ten body lands, you can find many times the government has the best to transfer the economic and food pattern. But the actual pattern has not taken place. One of the most important reason is the absence of the incentives for tax fraud, including wage rules. But the increasing wage of the turning point stimulates the economic rules driven by tax accumulation through production of the goods. But not only the opportunity, the turning point also provides a challenge for the economy growth. Firstly, we find that there are less shrinking of the economic rules from the labor reallocation. Going to previous studies, in the first two decades after reform, labor reallocation accounts for about 20 to 24 percent of GDP growth. But according to our new estimation, this share shrinks to 16 percent. In particular, recent years, only less than 10 percent. The second effect is the possible food shortage after the turning point. For example, at the turning point, the marginal productivity of labor in agriculture could be greater than zero. That means further migration from out of agriculture could cause loss of cultural output in agriculture, which means this is kind of a challenge to agriculture development in China, which is why China is a country valued very much on food security. The third thing is the wage growth could translate into price inflation. Through several channels, the first level of the poll is the effect of a short time may be to increase in price by tax, which eventually translates to general price inflation. The second thing is the low income rules have higher marginal productivity of consumption, and the income rules increase the demand for vegetables, for example, the foods. The third thing is the increase in unit labor costs may cause price inflation if we increase how much labor actually grows. And also, because after the turning point, employees see the rapid change of labor outcomes, so they have high expectations from employers, then increase a more leveled dispute from the status to have the significant increase of a leveled dispute in recent years. And the final thing I want to say is a challenge to women type of relation, because the way of conversation between skilled workers and master workers disincentive to people, disincentive to the kids to stay in school. If we look at this picture, the real time wage for migrant workers and high operational graduates actually very close in recent years, that provides a signal for disincentive for the school, for the people who are doing the school. So the policy here is to add for time, if we want to have a middle income type, the core policy is to improve that leveled productivity, in particular the leveled productivity. But to achieve this goal, the policy of women type of relation, where it is including more of the education right now and reforming the education system and so on, that's where it is. Thank you again and good afternoon everyone. Thank you to the organizers for keeping climate change on the agenda. China does have a uniquely important role played in the climate change, the response level response to climate change. So I was asked to step in for Yong Cheng, who unfortunately, Yong Cheng Zhang, who unfortunately can't make it today. His paper is in the book and then the young master poker safety was about five. Hey, isn't it the book? I gave Beijing a recent pact at the conference on China. So in just 10 minutes, I think Yong Cheng's chapter has got really two main points, as usual, it's very stimulating, interesting work. Two points one are profoundly depressing and one profoundly encouraging. So the depressing one is it's a capitulation of the work that he's been doing over the last few years and presented at early conferences, on what from his perspective would be a just allocation of the global emissions of our countries. And he comes at it as many scholars do from a developing country, background, from the point of view of accumulated emissions.  The problem is not the flow that goes in the emissions, the problem is the accumulation of emissions over the decades in the atmosphere. So we should divide up responsibility for that problem, not according to how much you're emitting today, but according to how much you've emitted since some point x, where x might be when the industrial revolution began. And that has a very radical implication, so we're very happy Australia's announced an 80% reduction target by 2050, but according to this sort of formula, Australia should have 100% reduction target by today. In other words, we've used up all our quota, because we've been using such a lot, produces such a lot of emissions for such a long time for so few people that we use that by quota. And so it doesn't mean we have to shut down totally, but any future emissions we'd have to purchase permits on the world stage. So, you know, that just gives you an idea, it's depressing because the purpose of its arrival wrong, but it gives you an idea of a gap. You know, Australia thinks it's going a long way, but it's going to do 5% by 20, 28% by 2050 from the Chinese, or from at least one eminent Chinese scholar working in an official kind of think tank, you know, doesn't get to the starting line. So that's one, I guess, of the key problems will have to overcome at the international level, if you're going to get a proper agreement. The optimistic message is drawing on some more recent work that he's done, where he's sort of challenging this whole premise of burden sharing. You know, if we only need to worry about how to share up the cake, if we think it's a burden, but if we think it's something good, well then people will want to get a slice of the action, we don't need to, we don't need to force them, we don't need to argue about it. And here he's putting forward this very radical point of view that, well actually, let's not think of mitigation as a cost, let's think of it as a benefit, a very radical point of view. It's really giving two reasons for this. The first is the sort of first mover advantage. You know, if the world is going to go down this road of low carbon, we're going to do a lot more windmills, a lot more turbo, a lot more technologies. Then if you're the country that can develop those technologies and develop the, actually get the manufacturing spot, you know, that's going to propel your growth, you're going to be a global supplier for the next big challenge. So if you can get, you can get a first mover advantage. That's the first argument. And the second is a sort of shuperterian one. You know, the growth is driven by waves of innovation. And we've had the industrial revolution, transport revolution, IT revolution, and this is the next revolution. And so this is the next big wave of innovation. It will have short-term costs, but the long-term benefits will be sustained or increased growth. So that's very encouraging, if it's true, because then, you know, let's all get on with it, right? We've got nothing, we've got nothing to lose. I won't, you know, I'll leave it to you to encourage you to read the article, decide for yourself. But it is certainly very interesting after both those perspectives. But just to give you a bit of, to lead into, you know, what is more of a basic update on climate change in China, I think this work points to the direction in which climate change policies go in China, which is sort of a green growth model. So climate change is a concern that is taken seriously, but it's not a self-standing concern. It is one of a bundle of issues that is driving reform. And the other issues are things like reducing local pollution, but there are also things like industrial policy. You know, if you look at the five-year plan, it is the low-carbon industries that are targeted for development. So China does take climate change seriously, but not as a self-standing issue as one of the complex of issues. I'm sure, you know, you'll know the developments in China, the evidence that it is taking seriously, it's had in place this target to reduce energy efficiency by, or to improve energy efficiency by 20% over the last five years. Whether or not it's got there is a bit unclear, I think, in the data, but it's certainly, it's got close. It's put in a lot of effort to get there. It's adopted a target for the next five years to reduce, or next 10 years, actually, to reduce emissions intensity by 45% from 2005. That's a very ambitious target, according to analysis across Kano and others, including myself, who try to look at this. It's at least as ambitious as the titers of Western countries putting up. And then perhaps most ambitiously of all, you know, China's trying to slow its growth rate down. And this is not just a short-term overheating issue that they're trying to slow growth down. This is a long-term structural shift. And I think that's really unique, you know. I can't think of another case where an economy has a deliberate policy of trying to slow a long-term growth. But there is China's policy. The growth was 11% in the last five years. The next five years plan is meant to be 7%. And that's not a flaw, that's the target. As economists, we find it very difficult to comprehend that it might be a good thing to actually lower the growth. Of course, China's not doing it just for climate change, and it's not going to succeed. But it is climate change is one of the considerations that is actually getting them to try to reduce their growth. Now, so this wouldn't take it seriously, but it's a very difficult challenge. It could have the long-term benefits, which Long-Chin points to. It's going to be very difficult to achieve.  I'm sure you talked about this this morning. I'm sorry I couldn't join. Slowing economic growth, rebalancing. It's not clear that China has the nose which leave us to push or how to push them to really achieve that goal. It has to introduce a carbon price. It has plans to do so on a pilot basis. But more importantly, for that carbon price to be effective, China has to report the energy sector because at the moment, the cost of pass through mechanisms is very weak. And if you can't pass through a carbon price when it's introduced, it's not going to have a big impact. And then finally, it's difficult challenge for China because of the international interventions and the lack of leadership being shown by the United States. I think that puts China in a very difficult position as the emerging super power. It's unable to free ride on the dominance of power because the dominance of power isn't providing the leadership on which you could follow behind. So I think climate change is something certainly taken seriously by China for a number of reasons, but it's a very difficult challenge for the country. And that's why China is used by both the proponents of climate change action and by the opponents because both camps can find something to point to. If you're a supporter of action saying Australia, you can point to the vast number of policies that China has, both technological and fiscal policies to make a transformation to a low carbon economy, slow the growth in emissions.  And I think in the last five years emissions in China have grown about nine percent a year on average, which is higher than even the sort of most pessimistic business as usual projection. So looking to the future, I think it's a very uncertain prospect. We can imagine a very optimistic outcome in which China takes on more of an international leadership role and the ratchets up. Its mitigation policy succeeds in rebalancing the economy, including this structural shift in the economic growth rate. But we can also bear in mind the difficulties. Imagine that China just won't succeed in getting to those goals and be much more hesitant at the international level. Personatic China has a long way to go before we can get to the optimistic end of that spectrum. But there's no doubt that that's the direction in which it's moving. And I think the long chain of paper is just one element of the popular minister's path. Thank you so much. Thanks very much. But at the end of the day, we ask, I suppose, what are all these developments in China mean for the relationship between Australia and China and what are the prospects of the changes we've discussed throughout the day mean the relationship with China? What I'm going to do in the brief time available is to put the relationship in some kind of perspective that leads to an assessment of where we need to go on the relationship. The relationship with China is already our biggest economic partnership and it's a much bigger economic partnership in all its dimensions than I think most of us understand. It's much more than a commodity's relationship. It's what I call a commodity's plus relationship. The detail of all that is very helpfully set out in the paper that Christopher Finlay has written for the update by then. I want to draw on that paper but not buy myself of that paper and make some remarks about the nature of China in the relationship. And certainly I don't want to hold Christopher hostage to the conclusions that I will draw at the end of this presentation. Getting a bead on the importance of the relationship is half the doubt because I think it's all come across so quickly the speed and pace of the development relationship but at both ends of the relationship we haven't yet comprehended the two importance of relationship, the scale and how we need to manage it in a rather different way from the way in which we manage the relationship in the past to ensure that both countries get most balance of relationship. The core of our relationship with China like the core of our economic relationship before our major partners in Northeast Asia is the strategic element in China's resource and energy trade security. It's also a strategic element in Australia's prosperity and political security. So if you think of it in that way it's Australia's grand deal with Asia and in this context with China in particular. Providing reliable resource and energy trade security in return for an amicable and successful and prosperous relationship with China. And that's the core of Australia's economic relationships with all our major partners in Northeast Asia. We provide over 50% of the strategic raw materials for all our major Northeast Asian partners at least those raw materials are important by those economy and that's a central element in the economic and political security and from that of course we derive the benefits of a prosperous economy in consequence. In all of this the development relationship with China there is a Japan president. We've engaged in the development of a relationship with China very much after the same pattern in a way that we engaged in the development of a relationship with Japan in an earlier kind of 30 years ago and some of the same issues of the risen in the development of a relationship with China as arose in the development of a relationship. The Japan president then is very important it's useful and informs the way in which we might think about the management of a new scale of rate for the relationship that we've developed with China in very recent times very rapidly indeed. Of course there is a key difference at least the Japanese case was the development of a trade relationship with an economy out of poverty that had a political system somewhat similar to ours although it seemed exceptional exceptional to some extent in the industrial country world it was a much more familiar political system and so the political system difference has impacted upon in recent times especially in the scale of China the relationship has grown so rapidly. Conceptions of what is its state in the development of the relationship with China come back to that in a moment. The dynamics and structure of the relationship are important this is a very rapidly changing relationship and as I've already said in terms of its economic structure it's changed very rapidly too. Over 25 percent of our exports now that was last year and 90 percent of our imports derived or come from go to and derived from China. So this is our biggest commodity trade relationship now like mine and it's yet to peak in recent times the Japan relationship peaked at about these shares and then fell back as China and other East Asian and other trading partners good importance to Australia. But this is a relationship that's not stacked it's one that's going to see the scale and shares of China and thought was intensity in the relationship between China and Australia grow very big. Australia is already are now the largest destination bar Hong Kong for foreign direct investment at least over the past five years or so that's taken off a bit but that runs at $34 billion by a US estimate and that flow of foreign direct investment over the last five years is larger than any flow of direct foreign investment from China to any other single country. It's larger than the flow of direct foreign investment from China to the United States it's larger than the direct flow of direct foreign investment almost to all Europe and it's just a little bit smaller than the flow of direct foreign investment to all of Africa for example. So it's a big relationship in trade terms and also investment terms but it's also China our largest source of overseas students it's our largest source of individual source of migration and it's our largest source of durable expenditure so it encompasses the whole range of our external economic relations from resources to land and commercial investment the spread of the foreign direct investment interest is also broad in the relationship with China so it covers pretty well everything that there is in our external economic relations apart from deep financial market connections and so on but certainly on the first phase of integration between the two economies we're all really deeply in relationship with China. The projections to 2020 not 2050 only 20 years up suggest that this economic relationship certainly the trade relationship with China will become Australia's most comprehensive trade relationship after that with Britain 60 years ago. It may not rise in terms of trade share that that which we had with Britain immediately after the Second World War in countries within the sterling area arrangements but it's going to get jolly close to that sort of trade share in a relatively short time in a time frame that's reasonably predictable barring a few ups and downs year by year and I want to concentrate on the medium term longer term and she's not the ups and downs issue so that's the relationship there is now and if you ask people out there in the community they know there's a big relationship with China they know that China is important underneath all the polls I think something like three quarters of Australia's for example understand down but do they understand the width and size and scale and complexity relationship with China that has already been fashioned by developments in both China and Australia over the last five years or so except knowing about resource investments and so on the answer to that question is a resounding no and the same is true although there's a lot more interest in the Australian relationship especially over the last five years or so at the other end of the relationship in China so one of the policy issues that this circumstance throws up what strategies should we deploy in managing relationships successfully from both countries viewpoint and a way that doesn't compromise our mutual economic and political interests in the relationship first point I'd make is that you know that's a fairly obvious point but sort of our priority point almost is that we've had under investment in policy development and infrastructure to managing the relationship with China it's a natural thing it's the same kind of natural thing that is the devil China's management of its relationships with the rest of the world because the economy has grown so quickly the relationship with Australia was growing so quickly that we've been catching up we've been playing catching up in managing the relationship with China and I'm sure the minister has just arrived so I can speak frankly indirectly to him he'll know very well that many issues have arisen in the Australian relationship with China that have surprised him from time to time and surprised us all from time to time so rapidly and have been the pace and scale of the development of the relationship with China it's also a relationship now that is well beyond the management of governments per se we used to have a relationship with China in the early days of developing the resource trade relationship with China it could be managed by a relatively few people in a way that didn't impact vastly on the community well it's a very important relationship from the beginning but that's no longer the case as somebody mentioned this morning every time you pick up a new statement every time you visit the radio use every bit of commentary there is even a stensibly very domestic commentary includes an element that relates back to our biggest economic partnership of all the relationships with China and very often that is has over terms of political discussion one relates to political system difference for example one that relates to security difference for example and that I should suggest is probably overcooked as one of my colleagues said yesterday in our relationship with China at this point and the economic relationship huge is probably undercooked in our relationship with China the enunciation of our relationship with China certainly at a popular level and that's one of the issues I think that certainly our political leaders have to confront and deal with on a daily basis the important thing in managing your relationship but with China or Japan or the other major partners of course is getting things right at home on both sides of the relationship here in Australia if we get things right here we've got robust policy institutions we've got robust processes for dealing with policy problems maybe not all as robust as they should be from time to time but pretty robust processes and those robust processes insulates from many of the problems that might arise in other circumstances where those processes for example in the pacific rams talked about this afternoon are not so robust as they are here in Australia and as we should require them to be here in Australia and if we can require our political masters for them to be here in Australia so getting things right at home on both sides of the relationship is crucial to strengthening the relationship but the truth of the matter is that the cause this has happened so quickly the cause the understanding of all the elements and how they're evolving dynamically in the relationship is as yet not necessarily fully out of the past of dealing with the surprises then there are some things potentially that we can do to get more out of the relationship even than we've got to do and one of those things obviously is broadening the dialogues we have at various levels at the government level at the business level and at the academic level this institution is a very important part of these dialogues but at the business level in particular we've begun to thicken up the dialogues and that's going to be very important in providing what I call balanced in the relationship the same way as we provide a balanced in the relationship between japan's where you're at 40-50 years of its development from a very uncertain pace at the beginning so that's going to be very important to part of getting the relationship right but the other thing I think we do need to think about and this requires a lot of careful thought and a lot of hard work if we're going to get it right is think about rather urgently the idea of negotiating or coming to an understanding on a comprehensive economic agreement or understanding of some kind with China rather similar to the one that we developed through the negotiations in the 1970s with Japan and took the form of the treaty of friendship and cooperation between Australia and Japan at a similar time in the history of the development of the relationship with Japan as we're passing through in the development of the relationship with China now when issues extended rapidly beyond the more betraying issues into the investment issues into the people movement issues into civil aviation issues as we dealt with the expansion of tourism and a whole range of things on which a clear and simple statement of the core understandings of interest in the relationship between our two countries as a reliable source of energy and resource supply and as a reliable and open market for those suppliers from Australia as the core element and all the other things that flow out from that including investment relationship the personnel exchange relationship for students and all the rest of them. So I think it's really time to consider a comprehensive arrangement we've been negotiating an FDA for some time now and we haven't got very far with it and frankly I think we haven't got very far with it partly because and we haven't come to terms with these bigger issues in the relationship the strategic element in the relationship that I mentioned before it's hard to come to terms with them but now the relationship is of such a scale and such importance to the policy and the economy of Australia that we do need leadership on both sides to come to terms with it. I think the key opportunities there is doing that but it will need a bit of courage. That relationship of course will be defined sensibly in its regional and its global context it won't be a definition of relationship that's independent of our global positioning our regional positioning and by how I mean Australia's and China's together and I think providing a reference point like that it's becoming really much more important to the management of the complexity and the politics of the relationship with China than it has been in the past. It's come across as well quickly but I think now is the time to think about a serious need for our strategy for our students and the relationship with China. Thanks for your time. So I think I want to share at least one or two questions that we've already had so we'll be lost. So just maybe one or two questions. In that case please join me to set up our panelists and I'll


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