Alright guys, welcome to Primal Omen. At this point, I think I've heard every kind of title that any dinosaur game could ever have. Primal Dominion, Primal Carnage, Dominion, Primal- All of them! I'll say four words, and you'll know exactly what I mean. Dino Crisis Spiritual Successor. There we go, there we go! Okay, so I think this is made by one dude though, so I'm not gonna be too harsh on it. Ah. Oh, there he am! It's Regina! Okay, so this actually told me to use a controller. Some kind of curious? Oh, look! Oh, do I need to be next to it? Okay. Oh, oh, there we go, there we go. Oh, yes. I see a flap flap! Oh my god, look at it guys! We're playing Dino Crisis 4! Finally! Regina's back! Back at it again! That's the facility they mentioned. I just thought mine should be there.  That's terrifying! All right, what the heck? I guess I'll drop down? I freaking love these games! Where does this go? Oh, I came from that way. Okay, so this is different. Right, we're gonna go this way. Hmm. Interesting. Love it. Look at this, we wait friggin' centuries for a AAA game to deliver something of this quality when the fans themselves- Kyle? Hold on! I'll be right there! Kyle! No! Hold the left bumper and to- Oh. How do I run though? Right, so that's run. I'm coming Kyle! Kyle, I'm coming! Kyle! Kyle! Oh, he's alive! No! Kyle! No! Yeah, I didn't realize I had a fine right amount of those. Have you got any bullets? Thank you. We'll get you down. Oh no, I'll just nick your gun. You know what it is? Last time I played Dino Crisis Sports Successor game, it got like friggin' age restricted. I have no idea why! I contested it and YouTube was like, it's been manually reviewed. This is not advertiser friendly. So I'm expecting this one also not to be, we'll see. Oh God. There's no reason why I've seen worse gore and friggin' at Thomas Attack Engine game. Eliza? Eliza? Oh my God. Oh! Hell of a deal! Okay. Well, I've just lost some more bullets. Sweet. Oh my God, there's so many dears. I knew it. Oh, do you have to swear at these? I've only run out of bullets, like now. Reload. I can't reload. Yeah, that's right. Get lost. Oh, oh my God. Okay, for a start? That raptors from a different game. Isn't it from raptors? We played that. So it must be like a raptor model you can buy. Oh, you dead. Oh! Hold up, you didn't tell me you could do that. Okay, this whole time, you've been... When was the game going to tell me I could do that? I could just be like... Sorry. Oh, I can't do it here. Oh, it's a shame. Well, I've no more bullets. So that's a thing. So I guess we're just going to roll up the mine girly then. Cool. I mean, this is a demo. This is even released yet. Hey, raptor. How are you doing? Oh, thank you. You're going to lead the way. Maybe you're good.  Oh, there's another one there. Hello, little raptor. Oh, he's disappeared. Cool. Cool. Oh no, the long grass! Oh! Well, I'm probably going to die here. I've got no bullets. Unless I learn how to like... Knife? Can I knife? That is what should be afraid of me. Just wait. Wait and watch. I need to find another Kyle. Oh, oh God. Oh God. Why are you holding your gun at him? I have no bullets. Oh, I die. Oh my God. I look like this T-Rex. Roll. I got this. I roll super quick. Oh, hold on. Oh, they're going to go. Just keep clicking that when I can do it. That's the best way. There we go. Cinematic. Thin. Oh, if you want to laugh, man. This is it. Oh, there we go. I love it. I love it. This is beautiful. You know, if I was a kid and I had the ability to make games, I would make something like this 100%. I wouldn't even care if it's bad. I'd be like, Whoa, you mean I get to actually control my action figures? Could be. Oh, finally, a red gun. Yes. Reds go fi- You again? Oh, we're going to take it. Oh. Oh, oh, oh. The cave. Now. Okay. I'm going. I'm going to do. But you. I just died. I mentioned. I'd shoot you if I had bullets. Reload. You can tell yourself that. All you want is not going to put bullets in it. All the things. It had to be me. Of course it did. You're Regina. Oh no. I've got a big boo boo. We've got a crack. What's cracked? Okay. We're out of everything. Oh, we got a knife. Hold on. How do I access the knife? No, that's what we're talking about now. Wait, what? Do I have some in my backpack? Why? You could have made it a toast. I would have much preferred that. You basically got the same colours.  At this point, you're actively not making it a toast. Making a toast pain and I'll play the game forever. Right. Engine facility. I mean, what was the one from Dino Crisis called again? I don't know. God. What's this? A knot jeep. Sweet. Well, let's get in here. The gate is closed. Well, we just need to, you know, use this. Looks like a power issue in maintenance. Who do they get to voice these? I'm so... What do you mean a power issue? Looks like quite clearly the power is on. Oh, it's a power issue in maintenance. All right, well, can we do this? Can we? Can't open. We're not smart enough. You know, like raptors are unfortunately. Can't open doors yet. Surely we could. Yes. I wonder. I wonder if it was like they were making dinosaurs like every other freaking thing. Maybe it was a space time continuum pet. Who knows? We were about to find out. I like how I have no bullets. I think all the other things were scripted to make me waste my bullets, but hey, oh. Oh, now we're feeling a little bit like dino crisis. This looks cool.  Oh. Oh, God, this place is all coming crashing down, isn't it? Dead dude. No. I got tomato sauce everywhere. The maintenance. Sorry, the maintenance. The cleaning lady is going to hate cleaning all this jam up. Oh, no.  I mean, I've got no health.  I'm not going to have a fight that I can't win here. I want me frozen chicken. Oh my God, they were clever. Oh, oh, there we go. Oh, no, you got strawberry jam all over them.  Yes, this will work. Oh my God, no. He's after the job. No, no. Oh, oh, wait, I don't even control this. Are we hiding in the kitchen? No. Oh, my God, the kitchen safe from Jurassic. This is beautiful. Which way is it going to go? Oh, wow, this is brilliant. Where are you going to go? Huh? Going to go left? You're going to turn around. What are you going to do? I feel like I could probably go across here at the back here. That's what I'm going to do. There we go. I think we're good. I'm assuming I've got to go here.  Hello. Well, this is not going to be able to get out anywhere else. It's going to be stuck in the kitchen forever. Oh, you fell in half. Don't you hate when that happens? I do. Hey, I even know what I got. I've got like some sort of staff card. Oh, I'll take that. Hang on, Ammo. Nice. Is there a raptor behind there? I heard it. Didn't really see it though. Oh, a medicate. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Can I use the elevator? He's busted. That's a bugger. Okay, we've got more stuff. More hang on, Ammo. Cardboard boxes. Cardboard boxes. With Fragile on them. I love Fragile. Okay, so I guess we've done everything here. Uh, can we switch to our hang on? Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Reload. Reload. Do I have ammo? No. Or is it backpack up? I don't even know. The knife's up. I think I've reloaded my gun. Ah, okay. Oh, this point. No. Okay, we've got one more before the thing's complete. There we go. Right. What's out here? Hey-oh. Oh, bloodstained. Oh, hey-oh, dude. Oh, thank God you've got a shotgun though. Look at that. Hey-oh. Oh, my God. He's alive. Jesus. Now this will pack a punch. Oh, would you believe it's a spaz shotgun as well? Just the exact same model as the one in Jurassic Park. Ah. It's a dino crisis. Jurassic Park's spiritual success is brilliant. I love this game. We're gonna- Oh, we're gonna get a puzzle. Hell yeah. We're gonna get a puzzle. Whoa, no dino crisis game would be without a puzzle. I can interact with those move boxes.  I'll just do that. All right. Well, that was a hard puzzle. Ah! Wait, you're not dying. Ah, just like a zombie-bombie. I mean, I'm shooting you though, right? Like I did shoot you. There we go. Nice. Ooh. I got a little bit let injured. Oh, look at your face. There's a loud scream on me, guys. I do apologize. Hold on. Let me just whip out my medikit. Wrap it around the same ankle that always gets injured. Oh, God, the green. The green. No, I don't want that. I want me shotgun out. All right. We'll remove that. Let's get going. Ah, I can skid. If I do that. I much prefer that though. Can I skid and then do that? Ah! I've unlocked a new technique. All right. What else am I doing? I can't. Oh, there's a door here. Can I get in it? It looks like it's barricaded pretty good. Okay. Okay. Am I lost for the first time ever in this game? No, I'm not. Because I can jump up here. I can jump skid. Any rap days? Hey, hop. Any of you buggies? Hmm. Okay. Guess we jump down and initiate a cutscene. Nope. Okay, cool. Put the music. The music. Da, da, da, da. I guess we'll have to crouch through here. Ooh. A haunted IKEA mansion! Can we follow him? Am I after a Malm? Or some weird other Swedish thing I can't pronounce? Probably. You got glowy's, but I can't interact with you. Am I just supposed to open this gate? What am I supposed to do? Going in here with no pretence. I have no idea what I'm doing. I'm just surviving. I mean, there's a demo, I suppose. It's supposed to be demonstration. More round. Two dinosaurs. Spooky, spooky boo boo. All right. There's a cool Jeep I can bus through. That would be nice. Guess we'll pick up some ammo here. I can see it. 11 handgun ammo. Well, I guess I'm shooting something in a second. Let's initiate this then. Oh, we're good. I love that they fall through ceilings. Oh, another strawberry jam man. Oh, wow. They fell through the floor. It's haunted this place. Never mind dinosaurs and spooks and specters. There's another haunted man who's going to face through the floor. I'm sure. Oh, wait. Is that supposed to be the same dude? How do you get over here? I see you. Well, I didn't do much today. Ah, fine shotguns it is. Go! Are you running backwards? Are you scared? There you go. I like how he's sticking his tongue out. Is there another one? I'm glad I saw that one spawning though. Is there a third one? Oh, and kick him around though. Yeah, I can't hear something. I think a raptor's stuck somewhere. I was supposed to do. It's stuck behind a wall somewhere. Oh, are they leaving? I thought I killed him. Oh, hey. Where are you all going? Huh? Oh, no. They're coming outside. They're merging into one. Oh my God. It's a friendly herd. Hey, dude. There we go. I think that deserves a five star. Everybody go and steam and give this. If it's a wave of expression yourself wanting to see that dino crisis, I do not have a problem with it. This was completely free. It was a fun old time. And like, if you really want criticism, well, I mean, it's pretty much everything. But as a free thing that's on steam, not asking for anything at all, I think it's just a good old time. But if you enjoyed this video, guys, leave a like until next time. I'll see you guys later. Oh, bye-bye.


This video will introduce you to finding books in the UNM libraries. Alright, to get started, I'm at the library's web page at library.unm.edu. Let's try a search. Say we need to find books on how divorce affects children once they've grown up and entered into their own relationships. First, I'm going to switch over to the books only tab, and then we'll enter our most important search terms in the box. Try to keep it simple. I'm going to go with children and divorce. Simply click on the search button. This is the results screen. We just searched libraries worldwide, which is a great way to search comprehensively. But there are easy ways to refine these results so that they only show books available here at UNM. In fact, you can drill down to the library branch if you want. But for now, I'm just going to go over to the search tools and under the library section, I'm going to select UNM main campus libraries. There are many options for limiting the search beyond the libraries. For instance, you see that there is the format. There's also database by author, year, and more. Scrolling back to the format section, notice that we are already limited to books only, but we can even further target this search by clicking on print books. Alright, so I think that's good enough to get started. I'm looking at these first few results, and these titles aren't quite matching my topic. So I'm going to go back up to the search bar and add adult children to try and target this search a little better. Just click the magnifying glass again. Right away I'm seeing results that seem more relevant to my topic. The first result looks interesting, so I'm going to click on the title to get more information about the book. Now I'm in the books record, which gives me a little bit more information about the book. I can click on the view description to get some publication information, author. Interestingly, I like that there is the table of contents so you can get a sense for some of the chapters that you might want to target even further in this book. Underneath that, there's a list of subjects. So this is how the book has been organized in this system, so paying attention to some of these terms that they've used can be sometimes helpful as you continue your search. This record even has a summary, so beyond the table of contents, we've got a quick blurb. All of this can help you make sure that this is the book you really want. I'm going to keep scrolling. There's a check availability bar. First thing I noticed is that there's online access. I could view this book online right now. Underneath, there's the UNM main campus libraries, and I have got this holding summary. And so this is the information I need if I want that print book. I can tell that this book is located in the Zimmerman Library on the second floor. I also can see the call number. So this is when you're at the shelves. You can use this call number to find this particular book. And then finally is the status, which is great. This one is available. If it wasn't available, it would let us know and tell us when the book is due back. All right. Finally, I'm going to scroll back up to the very top. Notice there are some tools in the upper right hand side of the screen. These might allow you to email this record to yourself or you can cite the book. So that concludes our introduction to finding books in the library. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask a librarian.


Everybody for us here ripping 2022 gold standard football hobby 12 bucks full case number one random divisions I'm gonna leave the results on screen from the random again. You can always find them late in sports cards.com Good luck everybody. Let's see what we got See what we got one sec. Let's see a golden ticket. Yeah, Willy Wonka soundtrack plan How many times should I hit the I love gold button? like 50 Hundred times all right, we'll start with the first one right now Alrighty, let's see it and it's he South maybe a nice Desmond Ritter or Drake London Cool, maybe a nice number Brady or something like that. All right, let's see how we got it going. All right. Here we go base parallels Got Trey McBride two of 75 rookie for the NFC West and Amos Holmes Nice 88 of 99 for the AFC West Like the base a lot this year All right first hit going to the AFC South Michael Pittman, Jr. 150 of 299 Jersey card big chunk of coffee Nice mother-load Five-way relic 184 of 299 for the Bengals Tyler Boyd AFC North gold-plated patch card 7 at 25 Patrick Mahomes AFC West Very nice Cool design on that with the big gold football could start the AFC West of them homes cards. We got a wow One sec here. I need to double check something really quick Wow, we've got redemption or um platinum Josh Allen boom Platinum and gold standard just a 25 Josh Allen or um redemption bills Big card that'll be numbered to 25 Heck yeah, AFC East with a big one Big card black is one of one and gold standard. I believe Yep, that's what it looks like on everything else Big card AFC East congrats on the Josh Allen and nice one AFC West rookie Jersey Otto Skymore 27 of 149 AFC West are the good start as well That's the first box magic for sure nice Skymore to hopefully they'll start getting him more involved He's uh, he could be a pretty good playmaker for that team They need some consistency at receiver. I think I mean MVS and juju are fine But they need like someone that they can like really rely on like Tyree Joe was Alrighty her lap is for the AFC West rookie here 17 of 49 Thing on the bottom left there a Matt Corral NFC South rookie 13 of 75 Javante Williams white gold Jersey AFC West 289 of 299 AFC North Ed Reed Jersey card Hall of Gold 131 of 199. I will say The car designs and gold standard are aren't really cool This dude is a money right now. I'm on raw St. Brown Gold strike auto 3 of 99 NFC North. This dude is absolutely crushing it right now Love to see it man. Good to see the Lions doing well so far this season for the most part nice almond raw You got a son of a night's rookie auto for the AFC East 85 of 199 Wow this case is this case must be hot this case must be hot AFC North rookie dual patch auto 10 of 49 Kenny Pickett with the gold ink Wow AFC North monster card Skyler tee with the AFC North that is gorgeous love their gold ink with the gold uh Standard design here That is sick You will get that mags. Good lord. Now. We're rolling right along with the big hits here crazy crazy We've got gold standard spots available for tonight everybody random styles All right, so yeah the Marvin leal 74 75 Steelers AFC North rookie and an album camara 41 of 99 for the NFC South Raiders Jersey card gold gear Josh Jacobs AFC West 159 of 299 AFC East rookie jersey eric azucanma 241 of 399 AFC South rookie auto ej parry 41 of 49 AMC West again a sky more rookie auto 61 of 199 another nice sky more And nice hit here AFC South at trail on berks rookie jersey auto 102 of 199. Good break so far man had nice hits in every box Titans need to get Malik willis some first team reps and get him ready to start And uh, they did you just feed trail on berks Bobby trees and trail on berks I also did not realize until this week or I guess I didn't remember that Austin Hooper as a titan Just just wants to forgot about that one Yeah All right, AFC East Jalen Tolbert rookie 30 of 49 and NFC East think it makes it Uh germane johnson ricky jets 24 of 75 AFC East that time marquise brown gold rush jersey 14 of 299 NFC West How about that carnal's come back last week? Raiders choked that thing away DK med cap white gold jersey 96 at 299 AFC West NFC sorry NFC West Nice gold plated jersey card joe burrow 260 at 299 AFC north AFC north calvin austin the third rookie dual patch gold ink auto 39 of 49 congrats again AFC north Doing very well and other Steelers Gold ink What is this that called? Just rookie rookie auto dual material or something like that something very special very simple And a wandale robinson rookie jersey auto NFC East numbered 48 of 199 NFC East wandale robinson All right third of the way through Eight more boxes everybody So everybody thinks so far great car designs cool hits I think people a lot of people enjoy this product For good reason I'm not enjoying opening this pack right now. What's what happened, dude? What am I what do I do here? This wasn't in the training manual What the heck I just keep going with it. I guess so There we go That was that was not part of the training Almond Ross st. Brown NFC north five of five Nice one AFC West trade turner 27 or 72 of 75 trade turner. That sounds like dodge or shortstop Darnell mooney jersey card a NFC north 148 of 299 NFC west janey gray rookie patch card 30 of 49 AFC north is a likely rookie auto numbered 78 of 199 Nice likely hit Michael gallup jersey auto good is gold NFC East 95 out of 99. They're gonna get him back. They need him back They need someone to like help spread that ball around that offense I feel like everybody knows it's good as they're looking for cd the whole time And nice hit here NFC north beautiful rookie patch auto jameson williams 33 of 49 Awesome hit NFC north beautiful card rookie auto jersey that's sick three colored lions patch Got a jaylen widermeyer AFC East rookie 18 of 25 A miles Garrett 25 of 75 AFC north Rashad penny gold rush jersey 1692 99 NFC west right randy I think that I think like people that like the gold the gold color just like the product because it's It leans very heavy. I was seeing the gold aspect of it Shuba hovered motherload five-way jersey 299 NFC south show Montana jersey card that is uh Chiefs right? Yeah chiefs AFC west 84 of 199 AFC east rookie triple relic auto erikizou kanma 7 of 149 And afc south asan haskins ricky jersey auto now 60 of 199 Another nice one for the afc south all right guys halfway through the case Started off super hot. Let's keep it going. Let's see a one. Let's see a shield All right, we got a great dulcet tricky for the afc west 87 and 99 A fields 4025 NFC north Yeah, I love I'd love I'd love to pull a uh A golden ticket here gold rush janell jones 74 299 NFC east But how many are there in the products? I know they're I know they're all one of ones I just don't have the size of the list NFC west motherload five-way jersey cam acre 73 of 299 AFC north joe burrow jersey card 37 of 299 400 points random to all at the end And sam howl NFC east rookie jersey auto 112 of 149 nice at NFC east I also think um an opulence would be pretty saying opulence is obviously going to be a nice chase for autos I mean we already did pull an orem josh allen redemy. I mean that that's pretty big. That's a pretty big car That might be one of the biggest vet autos you can get in this Actually, that might be the biggest vet auto you can get in this currently Trent McBride 73 is 75 for the afc west rookie card is a likely afc north 40 of 99 afc north pat fire mook jersey 143 of 299 on the gold gear afc north calvin austin the third rookie jersey 85 of 399 afc west leddie brown rookie auto 195 of 199 Here you go afc east a tyquan thorton rookie auto numbered 16 to 25 nice hit there afc east low numbered thorton And a johann dottson rookie jersey auto NFC east 119 of 149 Nice hit there. He has scored what three touchdowns in two weeks so far It's been good Got a pretty interesting auto too. I like it. I'm not the fanciest, but It's definitely unique joe hate retired at 33 today Pretty young. Was he like he was slipping like play or I don't I didn't think so, right? It was pretty solid Steelers last year. Yeah Zeke seven to 25 NFC east Got romeo dobs rookie 25 of 30 for the NFC north NFC west van jefferson gold rush patch 17 of 299 NFC north vilish jones jr rookie jersey 183 of 399 newly minted afc north david ojabo rookie auto 3 of 25 on the ojabo NFC west tray mc bride rookie auto numbered 73 of 199 Oh, there's a there's some damage on the top of this card here I'm gonna send the box wrapper to the NFC west Pull a golden ticket can he pick it? I'll get a box and wrap her out so that NFC west there and an aiden hutchinson rookie dual jersey auto Numbered 133 of 149 nice hit NFC north and the aiden hutchin. He had three sacks in the first half last week Do you have a that piece of dust came off the middle of that hutchinson?  I'll have to run home up to run with a redemption in my hand We've got to get away from jake who will play slug worth in this motion picture. Oh my god Jake is jake is slug worth for sure and then I got to run away from him to get home All right, we got oh we got only got one base. We have an extra hit. I think we do have an extra hit actually So it looks like uh john michi rookie 85 and 99 afc south Tom brady double eagle 21 of 25 that is awesome NFC south That is really cool. I love the look of that card. That's new this year, right? I think it is dude. That's so cool. That's so that's so nice. We'll mag that for you for sure NFC south 21 to 25 Dude, that is that's really sick looking that that is new right am I am I wrong on that? I don't see it doesn't say new and maybe it's not Running down I 75 with the golden ticket NFC south matt corral rookie jersey 113 to 399 Um, it doesn't say any it doesn't say any about case hit at all Just says that as an insert and the number to 25 all of them. So That's all I got on the checklist guys Jerome bettis afc north jersey card hall of gold 83 of 199 They should do a soccer gold standard to do a runaldo hall of gold and it has his like that bus They made of him you remember that jake? Yeah, they made that hideous bus the runaldo Oh, that'd be funny Dalton schultz gold strike out of 97 and 99 NFC east That is a I love the gold strike design this year Kenny pick it afc north rookie auto 10 of 25 now man afc north Just crushing it We'll get that one magged and NFC east karson strong rookie jersey auto 37 and 149 Yeah, golden tickets are all numbered to one and let me tell you how big the list is Golden tickets there are only 30 of them and they're all numbered to one Only 30 of them Those would probably be one every like what 30 40 50 cases or something like that maybe Those got to be super super rare There's probably not pat. There's probably not odds on that, right? No, it just has what they're numbered to here doesn't has no odds on it Which is 30 of them in the entire product Like big-name rookies and big-name stars. Essentially.  Got jack cone rookie 11 of 30 for the afc south Got dianthe johnson the 51 of 75 afc north Cam makers gold play to jersey 209 of 299 for the nfc west Don't know what happened week one, but they got him more involved this past week. It's very strange NFC east white gold jersey zeke elliot 118 of 299. Oh, wow. This'll be nice triple jersey afc south trail on berks Malik willis hassan haskins The titans rookie offensive player trio 91 of 99 newly minted nice card berks willis and haskins afc north again a calvin austin the third rookie auto 49 of 199 And nice nfc east again a sam howl rookie patch auto this time 31 of 49 And i am seeing a ding on the howl right below him along the edge of the frame So we're gonna send an empty box wrapper with the howl Nice patch though on that rpa. I do like the rpa designs Sure Last box of the case everybody. Thank you for joining. This will be a fun product But again, you got random styles chronicles It's hot scrum baseball and gold standard later top scrum baseball prices are cut accordingly as well as our single box prices Just an fyi those prices are cut got karson wence nfc east 1975 and a damean harris 80 of 99 afc east Yeah, there's some people looking cards major for sure afc north diante johnson jersey card 117 of 299 nfc west van jefferson white gold jersey 101 of 299 Malik will this jersey rookie 238 of 299 afc south We saw him briefly the other night. They need to get him involved with the practicing with the first team though. They need to get him in there eric izoukan ma beautiful rookie patch auto 12 of 49 afc east with that gold ink In a four color patch afc east going back to back on the ends here We got it pierre strung jr. Rookie dual relic auto 50 of 149 for you And that is gonna do it everybody. We have one points card to random.  That was awesome. Good to see good to see 400 points random to all right now a six on our random whoever's up top gets the 400 point six times one two three four five and six Skyler is getting the points. All right, so we had some five on the almond ross st. Brown Hey, that's the only parallel we included in this Uh relics now afc north gerome bettis nfc south matt corral nfc north village jones jr. nfc west van jefferson afc north pat frarmouth afc north calvin austin the third afc north uh jo burrow nfc west cam acres and the mother load there nfc east daniel jones afc west jo montana, that's chief's montana. I just wanted to show you the back nfc north darnell mooney nfc west dandy gray nfc west rishad penny afc south chuba hubbard afc east eric azucanba nfc west marquise brown afc north jo burrow afc west josh jacob's nfc west dk metcalf uh javante williams afc west michael pittman jr afc south tyler boyd afc north afc north edirid afc west patrick mahomes to 25 on that one afc north deontay johnson afc south malik willis nfc west van jefferson afc south berks willis and haskins on the rookie there it's a 99 nfc east zekel elliott's nfc west cam acres autos now we had rpa azucanba afc east 49 to 149 pier strong afc east calvin austin the third to 199 afc north tray mc bride nfc west to 199 david ojabo afc west to 25 leddie brown afc west to 199 tyquan thorton to 25 afc east isael likely to 199 afc north sky more afc west to 199 we've got zonovan night afc east to 199 nfc east wandale robinson jersey auto to 199 so the rest should all be relic autos i would think hasan haskins to 199 for the afc south you have izucanba afc east to 149 adan hutchinson to 149 nfc north trailing berks afc south to 199 sam howell nfc east to 149 karsen schrong nfc east to 149 the odds and for the same division to 149 sky more afc west to 149 delton schultz nfc east to 99 st brown for the nfc north to 99 that's an awesome card michael gallup nfc east to 99 afc south ej perry nfc east sam howell got calvin austin the third 39 of 49 for the afc north and a jameson williams to 49 nfc north nice jameson williams there too and we had some big hits as well let's see we had a couple of kenny pickets a rookie auto 10 to 25 and a dual material rookie auto gold ink 10 of 49 there nice picket two pickets for the afc north we had double eagle brady 21 to 25 nfc south shorter printed insert they're all number to 25 it's a smaller checklist too and afc east big redemption or um platinum to 25 josh allen really good first case at gold standard thanks again everybody talk to you in just a moment


So the first doors have opened welcome back to my channel My name is Megan if you are new here and welcome to the first prompt of the thousand doors readathon Most of you probably already know what's going on if you clicked on this video But this is a readathon starting right now, which is essentially a choose your own adventure readathon Your next prompt is based on what you think of the book you choose for the prompt in this video and so on and so Everyone will have this magically different path and receive different prompts to one another and it is completely Unpredictable and I'm so looking forward to hosting it this week with you guys I'm so excited if you want to remind yourself of any of the kind of key important information regarding prizes and stuff like that That is all down in the description down below. There are three starting prompts So myself Emma and Tasman who are my co-host for this We're all putting an initial prompt out and you can choose from any of these three So either you can just decide that this video is the one you're starting with or you can go watch the other two Decide which prompt you like best and then start from there And each of us three have kind of themed the prompts that we'll be giving throughout this journey in a really kind of special and unique way And so mine is going to be memes Could it be anything else so basically I'm gonna show you a meme and you have to pick a book that fits the Vibe of that mean however you interpret that it is completely open to interpretation After I've given you the meme which is your prompt you can basically either just click off If you know what book you want to read for already or I'm gonna give you some suggestions as to how you could interpret the meme and the Ways that I give and by no means like the only ways you can interpret it It's just me trying to give you a bit of a help if like you don't know quite how to interpret Or you just want some ideas without further ado. Shall we just see the first prompt? I think we should okay So your first prompt is this That's history Queen Whitney herself said That's history and I think the first kind of obvious interpretation of this prompt is to read a Historical book I personally think that anything up until the 2000s can be classed as historical fiction if you want it to be So you've got a very wide range of books to choose from here A few that I would recommend are the Strange Case of the Alchemist daughter Daisy Jones and the six and Sulking Jack the Ripper I think are all really really good choices for some historical fiction that I think would be good for readathons They're all quite kind of quick reads also any fantasy books that are inspired by a historical setting Which is most fantasy books most fancy books are inspired by historical setting a few kind of like futuristic settings But let's be honest most fantasy books are kind of like set in the past somewhat They would totally work for this prompt So there's a really wide range of books there you could go for also in this video Whitney is referring to something being so Influential that it's history So I think for this prompt it would also work if you wanted to choose something that is seen as the pinnacle of its Genre is a really popular book that everyone seems to have read and is seen as really influential in its field So something that springs to mind for this even though I haven't read it yet I may choose it for this prompt is Six of Crows by Lee Bardugo So this is something that everyone sees is really influential in why fantasy everyone seems to have read it Arguably Six of Crows is now kind of like booktube history So any book that you think maybe was really popular on booktube Maybe won something in the Goodreads Choice Awards Maybe has run a won a literary award and he has got that kind of influence in the book world I think would also count for this prompt of course you can interpret it however you want It doesn't have to be something like that now you got to go away and read your book I hope you enjoy it and come back here when you finished it And you will see the end screen which will have four choices to take you on to your next prompt So don't forget to bookmark this video. You don't lose it bookmark it right now. Okay now go and read


Hello and welcome everyone to today's celebration of the 2021 New Colombo Plan scholarships. Today we're meeting on Ngunnawal Country. I'd like to begin by acknowledging the traditional custodians of the land on which we're meeting and pay my respects to their elders past and present. I extend that respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people joining us from all around Australia today. My name is Ellen Schultz and I was a New Colombo Plan Fellow for 2017. I now work here at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. I'm here in the DFAT Diplomatic Academy with fellow NCP alumnus Nick DeBrez and 2021 Scholar Gemma Campbell. I'd also like to welcome and acknowledge the attendance today of the Excellencies, the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, General the Honourable David Hurley and Mrs Linda Hurley and the Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Francis Adamson. And joining us remotely, members of the diplomatic corps, staff and academics from Australian universities, private sector supporters of the NCP, NCP alumni, family and friends and of course our NCP 2021 Scholars. It's an exciting day for all our new scholars and I invite you all to join in the excitement and conversation through social media using the hashtag New Colombo Plan and joining the feed you can see on the side of your screen. Today we'll be hearing from Foreign Minister Payne as well as Nick and Gemma, but first I would like to invite His Excellency, the Governor-General, to make some remarks. Good afternoon all. It's a great delight for Linda and I to be here today to share this very special recognition of the New Colombo Plan and to welcome new scholars into the program for the coming year. Could I also begin by acknowledging the Ngunnawal people and just make a comment around here in Canberra that we live in a beautiful part of the country and we do thank them for caring for this area for generation after generation and I know that same message goes to wherever you're sitting at the present time with the traditional owners. Could I also acknowledge the Secretary of the Department, Mrs. Francis Adamson. Could I acknowledge your Excellencies who are out there, great to have you as part of this today. Other members of the diplomatic corps to our scholars and alumni, ladies and gentlemen. Linda and I are so delighted to be here for the Awards of Ceremony this year for the New Colombo Plan scholars for 2021. Congratulations to all the scholars. You've obviously impressed the gain entry into this program, but you now have it all in front of you and it's a very, therefore a very exciting time in your careers. I'm proud to be the patron of the New Colombo Plan because it's a program that has the big picture in mind. Scholars from this plan have an opportunity to represent Australia in the Indo-Pacific region. Australia's relationships with its neighbours are important, particularly given geopolitical and international economic activities in the Indo-Pacific region right now and the dynamics of that for the future. It is a dynamic region and it's critical to our nation's security and prosperity. This plan has been in effect for six years now. The program has supported more than 60,000 scholars and mobility students to live, study and gain work experience in the region and that of course announced to an enormous amount of networking and relationship building. Alumni are and will continue to be I think one of the great assets in our nation. And the alumni program plays an important role in keeping relationships developed with our neighbours and running those into the future, which is so critical. A few words to the 125 new scholars watching online. You are exceptional young Australians and you have demonstrated the potential to be significant leaders in our country's future. When I was the chair of the Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee in New South Wales over the last five years, looking at so many brilliant young people, one of the discriminators I always looked for was that scholar, was that applicant, a new Colombo Plan participant. If they were, it told me something about you. It told me that you can apply yourself. It told me that you have aspirations and it told me that you had breadth of vision about your country, its future and our region. Your areas of interest in this group include business, medicine, engineering and agriculture, indigenous health. All these are critical to the health of societies and to the performance of economies in the region. And as scholars you will live, study, gain work experience in 26 locations across the Indo-Pacific. You will represent 38 of our universities from across the nation. And you are also a diverse group. There are nine indigenous Australians among you and 44 of you are from regional or remote Australia.  And I've said many times, we are at our best as a country when we are inclusive and when we come together and this program, you as scholars reflect that. While we can't know for certain what will happen in 2021, we certainly didn't know what was going to happen in 2020, the new Colombo Plan nonetheless will remain and provide the opportunity of a lifetime for you. You will make new friends, experience new cultures, increase your skill set and develop both personally and professionally. Whether it be in person or through virtual experience, I encourage you to extend the hand of friendship and to build connections.  Again, congratulations and good luck. Thank you Governor-General. I'd now like to invite as a fellow member of the NCP alumni, Nick, to share his experiences about what the new Colombo Plan meant to him. Thank you, Ellen, your Excellencies, and hello to everyone watching us from all over Australia and the Indian Pacific. My name is Nick DeBrez. I was a 2019 New Colombo Plan Fellow to Brunei de Assalam and I'm currently the Alumni Ambassador from Macquarie University.  Gemma, Ellen and I can understand the immense effort that you have put in to get here, from the countless drafts and anxiety-provoking waits between rounds to the fever dreams where you wake up screaming bilateral, institutional and people-to-people links. We commend you on your efforts. I've been asked today to speak a little bit about my time in country last year and let you know what this experience has meant to me both on-programme and beyond. Even before you set off on your respective adventures, you'll realise that the new Colombo Plan truly is a game-changer. I know that you can already list me the main components, the study exchange, interning, mentorships and of course the language training, but it's the everyday reality of these things where the profound changes will spark. The first five months of my program took place in Brunei de Assalam, where I studied at the University of Brunei de Assalam. In classrooms, I found myself as almost an unofficial spokesperson for young Bruneians who wanted to but felt uncomfortable openly asking questions about their laws or beloved sultan. While volunteering, I got to meet the incredible students of smarter autism Brunei and I would hear a giggle from their families as one of the kids yelled out orang butte or white person while jumping all over me. Even during bush walks in the beautiful Ulur Tamburong National Park, I found myself stunned not only by the natural landscape but by the spectacle of the sultan impressively piloting his private Boeing 747 around his national airspace. During my mentorship with former Australian High Commissioner, Her Excellency Nicola Rosenblum, I was opened up to the art of diplomacy at events like Anzac Day and the welcoming of ADF personnel, Australian Air Vents and even the opportunity to speak at the Pakistani High Commission. And while I could not tell you the specifics of each task I undertook while interning at KPMG Singapore over the following two months, not least because Singapore's Tiger beers hit a little bit differently to Brunei's Halal bubble teas, I can tell you which stalls sell the best biryani or Hainan chicken at my local hawker and the best place to stand for air con on the MRT when you're heading to work on a humid morning. It's always a humid morning. But see, as much as I can tell you about my experience, that's all it is, my experience, you now have this unprecedented opportunity to go out there and have your own. So in terms of piece of advice that I can offer you, besides bring a decent camera and a pair of swimmers, I'll give you two. Firstly, be open to any and all friends. The personal connections you'll make in country will define your experience. Good friends and colleagues will orientate you and help you succeed in your NCP goals. But great friends will be lifelong and go far beyond your scholarship program. On an almost daily basis, I still speak to friends from Brunei, Singapore, Pakistan, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, even Egypt and Afghanistan. These connections, in combination with the professional and interpersonal skills I gained on program, have led me to do things since which I never would have dreamed possible. For example, early this year, what seems like a lifetime ago now, I was fortunate to travel to Pakistan and Turkey with two friends I met in Brunei. In these countries, I was able to fuel my newfound passion for diplomacy by using the connections I made on program to pick the brains of Australia's High Commissioner to Pakistan and Ambassador to Turkey over a Kashmiri tea and Apple tea, respectively. My second piece of advice is to take as it comes and be flexible. I dread using the words adaptability and resilience, but they're in the application for a reason. I won't lie to you and say that my entire experience was all smiles. I'm not ashamed to tell you that there were moments of intense culture shock, loneliness and missing my friends and family. It's just natural. You'll feel every emotion, but it's what you do in these moments that will define your experience. You'll learn to persevere and realize that when things do not appear to be going to plan, that becomes your new plan. I'm yet to meet a single scholar whose experience went exactly according to what they had proposed. For me, it was things like an internship in India falling through, only to be opened up to an even better opportunity in Singapore. Or even in the space of 24 hours, finishing my final exam and leaving one country, only to have my accommodation fall through on the flight, having to temporarily move into a three bedroom apartment with eight strangers, all while knowing I had to start an internship in a few hours. Again, that's only my experience. All you need to know right now is that you have been selected for a reason. And when your time comes, whenever that may be, you will be able to take it on. I understand the feelings of imposter syndrome. You may feel as you become acquainted with your fellow scholars, but I can assure you that after reading a number of applications in what has been an extraordinarily competitive year, you all absolutely deserve to be here. While no one can be sure about what 2021 will bring, what I am sure of is that you, as our 2021 scholars, will still find ways to deepen our connections in the Indo-Pacific, and I wish you all the very best. Congratulations again. Welcome to the New Colombo Plan Network, and I can't wait to hopefully visit you in country. Thank you. Thank you, Nick, for your engaging and insightful words about your NCP experience. I can certainly relate to the descriptions of the adventure that NCP is, not only the unexpected challenges and getting through them, but also the diverse range of connections and experiences that are so meaningful to my life, even now, and I'm sure into the future. And while we're facing a very different set of circumstances, I have no doubt that the 2021 scholars will take on the challenges and opportunities and make the very most of them, and that's why you're here today. All of our 2021 scholars have been assessed against the New Colombo Plan criteria of academic excellence, leadership and engagement in the community, adaptability and resilience, and their personal ability to contribute to the NCP objectives. The top-ranked scholar for each location is acknowledged as the NCP Fellow, and we also recognise the top-ranked Indigenous scholar as the NCP Indigenous Fellow. Please join me and DFAT representatives from all over the world in congratulating this year's 2021 NCP Fellows. Hi, this is Will-Man Curvis from the Australian Mission to ASEAN. I'm here in Jakarta on the day that Vietnam has handed over its ASEAN chair role to incoming chair Bruno. I'm really excited to announce that the new ASEAN New Colombo Plan Fellow for 2021 is Joshua Synges. Congratulations, Joshua. The team here is really looking forward to meeting you and working with you throughout your fellowship. Fuzu Zengpola. I'm Deputy High Commissioner to India and Bhutan Rod Hilton, and I'm excited to announce that Natalie Pearson is the 2021 New Colombo Plan Fellow for Bhutan. Well done, Natalie. You're going to have a wonderful time in the Happy Himalayan Kingdom. I look forward to seeing you and other NCP scholars soon. I'm Pablo Kung, Australia's Ambassador to Cambodia. I'm Luke Arnold. I'm the Deputy Ambassador. We're here at the Cambodian Royal Palace today to announce that the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Cambodia is... Kyle Macando. Opposato, Kyle. That means congratulations in Khmer. I'm Graham Fletcher, and I'm standing at the Australian Embassy in Beijing, and I'm delighted to announce that the New Colombo Plan Fellow for China for 2021 is Brille Frigidivon. Congratulations. We look forward to seeing you up here. Kia ora, and g'day. My name's Chris Watkins. I'm the Australian High Commissioner to Cook Islands, and I'm delighted to announce Holly Gregory is the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Cook Islands. Congratulations, Holly. They're really focused on tourism here. It's a big part of the recovery plan, and a lot of Cook Islanders know Wollongong where you're from well, so we look forward to welcoming you. Well done. Casualia Maingol. I'm Takaro Steele from the Australian Embassy in Ponpei. I'm delighted to announce the New Colombo Plan Fellow for the Federated States of Micronesia is Sophie Rowan. Congratulations. We look forward to seeing you in this spectacular country. Hello, my name is Ken Bakanasinger, coming to you all the way from the Australian High Commissioner, Suva Fiji. I'm pleased to announce that Jessica Wayne is the 2021 New Colombo Plan Fellow for Fiji. Congratulations, Jessica. We're looking forward to seeing you in Fiji soon. Nobody. The headquarters of the Pacific Community with a very special announcement. In fact, I'm here to tell you the good news that Jenny Cheng is our 2021 New Colombo Plan Fellowship recipient for French Polynesia. Congratulations. Jenny, we look forward to seeing you and many other students here in the French Pacific in the coming year. Daigaho from Hong Kong. I'm Elizabeth Ward, Australian Consul General based here, standing next to this beautiful harbour to announce the New Colombo Plan Fellow, Emily Clements from the University of Melbourne. Congratulations, Emily. Looking forward to seeing you and New Colombo Plan Scholars back here in Hong Kong as soon as you can. See you then. Namaste. I'm High Commissioner to India and Bhutan Barrio Faro. Here in India's bustling capital city, New Delhi. And I'm delighted to announce that the 2021 New Colombo Plan Fellow for India is Rhea Pillai. Congratulations, Rhea. Australia's team here across India look forward to meeting you and all NCP Scholars next year. This is Gary Quinlan, Australia's Ambassador to Indonesia. And I'm very excited to announce the 2021 New Colombo Plan Fellow for Indonesia as Vlad Shulyak from the University of Southern Queensland. Congratulations, Vlad. We're looking very much forward to seeing you and all the New Colombo Plan Scholars in Indonesia in the near future. Minasan konnichiwa. My name's Tom Wilson from the Australian Embassy in Tokyo.  I'm excited to announce that the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Japan is Ebony Watts. Congratulations. Congratulations. We're really looking forward to meeting you soon. This is Andrew Goldinowski standing outside the Australian High Commission here in Poland. Today it's my great honour to announce the name of the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Malaysia. It's Meg Phillips from the University of Tasmania. Congratulations, Meg. We can't wait to meet you. Assalamualaikum. It's Tom Davis here from the Australian High Commission in Colombo. We're also accredited to the Maldives. And it's wonderful to be able to announce that the New Colombo Plan Fellow for the Maldives is Kayla Rowe. Congratulations, Kayla. You're going to have a fascinating time in the Maldives. It's a wonderful country. I'm Andrea Faulkner, Australia's Ambassador to Myanmar and I am speaking to you from our beautiful official residence. I'm excited to announce that the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Myanmar is Grace Maclea. Warmest congratulations to you, Grace. All of us at the Embassy are looking forward to welcoming you to Myanmar. Janet Grant-Curno from the Australian Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal. I'm so pleased to announce that Liam Holt is our New Colombo Plan Fellow for 2021. Liam, we are really excited to meet you and looking forward to welcoming you as soon as you can come over. The old chair is fantastic news that Ella Sinclair will be our New Caledonian New Colombo Plan Fellow for 2021. Felicitation, Ella. We're very much looking forward to seeing you here in Dumia and in fact, we're seeing all the New Colombo Plan scholars across the region soon. Bon voyage. My name's Steve Robinson and I'm the Australian Ambassador to the Philippines talking to you from our Embassy here in Manila. And it's my great pleasure to congratulate Liam Foxcroft on being the 2021 New Colombo Plan Fellow to come to the Philippines next year. There's never been a better time to come to the Philippines because next year's our 75th anniversary of our diplomatic relationship. So, Liam, we look forward to welcoming you as you come to the Philippines. Congratulations. Hi guys, hello. My name's James. I'm from the Australian Embassy in the Republic of Korea and I'm joining you today outside the beautiful Gyeongbokgung Palace in the centre of Seoul. It's my great pleasure today to be able to announce the New Colombo Plan Fellow in the Republic of Korea for 2021 is Dylan Gaw from the University of New South Wales. Dylan, congratulations. I'm really looking forward to welcoming you and the rest of our New Colombo Plan scholars to South Korea in 2021. See you then. Hello for Lava. My name is Sarah Moriati and I'm the Australian High Commissioner to Samoa. I'm excited to announce the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Samoa is Annie van der Stub from the University of Canberra. Marlo Lava, congratulations Annie. Manuiah Ia Soifua. I'm the Australian High Commissioner to Singapore here at this wonderful vantage point, sky looking across at Marina Bay Sands. With exciting news, Ricky Gow is the New Colombo Plan Fellow for 2021. He'll be joining us here in Singapore next year together with the other New Colombo Plan scholars. We look forward to seeing you all. I'm Lachlan Scrawl, the Australian High Commissioner to Solomon Islands. And I'm Vanessa Teotel, Senior Program Manager for Skills and Labor Mobility. We're here this morning in front of the National Parliament in Honiara with the wonderful news that Claire Reeves is the 2021 New Colombo Plan Fellow for Solomon Islands. Congratulations Claire. We look forward to seeing you and all the NCP scholars here in Honiara. Looking new. This is Tom Davis from the Australian High Commissioner here in Colombo and Sri Lanka. I'm delighted to announce that the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Sri Lanka is Joshua Gulley. Congratulations Joshua. We look forward to seeing you here really soon. This is Gary Cowan, Representative of the Australian Office in Taipei. And behind me, Taipei 101. I'm very pleased to announce that the 2021 New Colombo Plan Fellow for Taiwan is Lakeland Batsina. Congratulations Joe Hearney. Welcome to Taipei. We look forward to seeing you in person in Taipei next year. Sawadikap. I'm Alan McKinnon, Australian Ambassador to the Kingdom of Thailand. I'm standing inside the Australian Embassy in Bangkok in Thailand. I'm excited to announce that the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Thailand is Misa Mojarabi. Congratulations. Looking forward to meeting you. Sawadikap. My name is Sarah Dazutin and I'm the Australian High Commissioner here in beautiful Port Vila Vanuatu. I'm so excited to announce that the New Colombo Fellow for this year is Alexander Blackborough. Congratulations Alexander. We really look forward to welcoming you and the other NCP scholars here soon. Thank you Timmar. My name is Robin Meady. I'm the Australian Ambassador to Vietnam. And today I'm at Van Meel, the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's first national university which was built almost a thousand years ago. Van Meel has great significance for each new generation of Vietnamese students and educators. So it's a fitting sight for today's celebrations. I'm very excited and pleased to announce that the New Colombo Plan Fellow for Vietnam is Morgan Drum. Congratulations Morgan. We look forward to seeing you here very soon. I'm Tony Sheehan. I'm Indigenous Champion at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. In this role I've had the privilege of celebrating and reflecting on the contribution of Indigenous peoples to Australia's international diplomacy. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and heritage are part of our national identity and encouraging future Indigenous leaders as one of DFAT's key priorities including through the New Colombo Plan. Indigenous Fellows play an important role in representing the voices and perspectives of Indigenous Australians right across the Indo-Pacific. They are outstanding role models to Indigenous students everywhere. Indeed, to all of us. It is my pleasure to announce and congratulate the New Colombo Plan's 2021 Indigenous Fellow, Anthea Moody. Anthea will study journalism at the University of the South Pacific in Fiji and plans to undertake an internship with the National Rugby League Pacific Outreach Program. Well done, Anthea. I'll follow your journey with great interest. Here's a message from Senator the Honourable Maurice Payne, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Women, to recognise the 2021 NCP Scholars and Fellows. Thank you, Ellen. I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we are meeting today. I pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and I extend a welcome to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people joining us across the country. Welcome and congratulations also to the New Colombo Plan class of 2021. Next year, after a 2020 of great challenges, the New Colombo Plan will support 125 Australian undergraduate students from 38 universities with long-term scholarships to live, learn and connect across 26 locations. I'm particularly pleased with our scholar's growing interest in the Pacific, a record 23 students heading to Pacific nations this year. In a time of major global disruption, our scholars are demonstrating impressive enthusiasm, fortitude and dedication to enhancing Australia's relationships with the Indo-Pacific. This year has forced great change on us all. Many of our 2020 scholars plans to study and intern overseas are on hold and some are yet to travel at all. I'm confident, however, that this new generation of leaders will find friendships, create and grow durable networks and deepen our ties to our region. The pandemic and the global recession do also create real opportunities for New Colombo Plan scholars to develop expertise and crucial relationships in what will be a more complex Indo-Pacific. It may not be the world we expected to see in 2021, but you have all been selected in part due to your strong skill set and commendable character. We have no doubt that you'll be excellent, agile and dynamic ambassadors for Australia in the Indo-Pacific, especially in a testing environment. And when you return, the experiences and the friendships you will have built will serve not just you, but also Australia more broadly. You will bring home connections and skills that we will greatly need as a nation and as a region as we emerge from this pandemic. We look forward to seeing you in future leadership roles on our road to recovery. One of the strengths of this cohort of NCP students is your diversity. Amongst you are nine Indigenous scholars, the largest ever NCP cohort, 10 scholars living with a disability, 32 who speak a language other than English at home, 32 who are the first in their family to attend university, 44 from regional and remote Australia and 79 women. As you will have heard in the announcement from Anthea Moody, Gengari woman from regional southwest Queensland who is our 2021 New Colombo Plan Indigenous fellow, Anthea's passion and international success in rugby league and athletics affirms Australia's strong affinity with sport and ability to unite people from diverse backgrounds. Anthea will take her enthusiasm to Fiji, a nation known for its great sporting culture and she plans to intern with the NRL Pacific Outreach Program. I want to take this opportunity to thank our New Colombo Plan business champions and partners who continue to share their experience and expertise with scholars and alumni, particularly those unable to travel. I'd like to acknowledge those businesses who are supporting sponsoring scholarships in 2021 including Infosys, PWC, King and Wood Mallison's, GHD, Newcrest and NAB. Business support is a vital part of the success of this program. Your participation in NCP provides businesses with unique exposure in the long term. The leaders I meet who participated in the original Colombo Plan many years ago still speak of their experience in Australia with great pride. Future leaders and host countries equally will not forget your participation in the NCP. On behalf of the Australian Government I wish you luck and I know your dynamism, agility and strength will ensure that you make the most of this unique opportunity. Thank you. Wonderful to hear from the Minister with those inspiring words and now to the scholars themselves. We've all been seeing their real-time social media reactions here on the event website and I'd also like to welcome in person Jemma Campbell, 2021 Singapore scholar with a sponsorship kindly provided by Infosys. She will speak on behalf of our 2021 scholars. And my thanks as well to Minister Payne and everyone here today. I'm Jemma Campbell and I'm honored to be representing the NCP 2021 cohort. I want to acknowledge the significance of today for us all. Today is an opportunity to celebrate what each of us has achieved in becoming an NCP scholar. An NCP scholarship is something that would be celebrated at any time but in the challenging year of COVID-19 each and every one of us can fill an even greater sense of pride and accomplishment. The NCP is a wonderful opportunity for all of us to represent Australia and develop relationships with people in the Indo-Pacific. For me, my NCP journey started at the end of 2019 when I was fortunate enough to receive a new Colombo Plan mobility grant and spend the summer course in Cambodia. Spending time in a rural village enhanced my theoretical studies in technology to use in a practical way. I learnt the valuable lesson that the only way to understand the needs of a community is to talk to and be around members of that community. It also taught me that in order to develop technology that will actually be used by people, you need to collaborate with the people who will use it. My time in Cambodia motivated me to better understand cultures throughout the Indo-Pacific and helped myself to apply for a new Colombo Plan scholarship. Through my NCP proposal I plan to learn how technology is applied in the healthcare sector of the technologically advanced Singapore. Going out into the world and meeting such a variety of people and seeing where we fit in it is an exciting part of all scholars' programs. I look forward to being challenged by new cultures and like many scholars learning a new language. Through my NCP scholarship I intend to continue learning how my degree can benefit the lives of others. It's safe to say having spoken to other scholars from my own university this is a sentiment we all share. I know that as 2021 scholars we share a passion for the region. I have no doubt we will all form long lasting relationships with a wide variety of people we meet on our NCP journey. Something else all of us scholars have in common is we've lived through a really difficult and tough year. At the moment we all face a lot of uncertainty. Including uncertainty as to when we're allowed to travel and start our NCP programs. However receiving this scholarship definitely gives us something to look forward to. At this time of closed borders the New Colombo Plan scholarship is an excellent reminder that Australia is connected to a far greater region. For me it is exciting to know that my New Colombo Plan experience will occur during a time of reconnecting with people across the Indo-Pacific region. On behalf of the cohort I would like to thank all the teachers families and those who've helped us along the way. I would also like to thank those in the NCP DFAT and the Australian Government for encouraging our passion for the region. My fellow NCP scholars I wish I could have met you in person today. While all of us as 2021 NCP scholars will have our own different journeys and our own personal experiences as a group we share an excitement for the opportunity the program offers and I have no doubt that our paths will cross. Thanks Gemma. That brings us to the end of our proceedings today. Congratulations once again to our 2021 NCP scholars and thank you to everyone for joining us today. Be sure to keep up with our NCP adventures through hashtag New Colombo Plan because I'm sure once travel kicks off again there will be plenty of new adventures to follow. And as we all say goodbye to those watching a quick reminder to our scholars to jump over to our virtual networking rooms where we can get to know each other a little bit better. Thank you and goodbye everyone.


All right, let's bring in Melissa Armosi, the founder and owner of the stocks, which Melissa, thanks for joining us, Melissa. We had a record-breaking number of Americans filing initial jobless claims today, almost 3.3 million people. We have no idea when the economy is going to restart. And stocks surged for the third straight day. What is driving this rally, Melissa? I really think that this rally that we've seen in the last three days is not going to continue. And I think what's going to happen is that the rally, the buying that you've seen, is going to create even more selling. I don't know when that comes in, but I think it's going to be sooner than later, because I believe people were thinking that the market is extended and it's sold off.  This is a great price for the S&P or the Dow or any stocks that people like. And unfortunately, I think because this pandemic is continuing that it's going to mean continued selling and the buying, the people that bought are going to sell because you can't have selling without buyers and it's going to push the market down even further. So what has happened in the last three days, I am not looking at as something that's going to be positive for the short-term future of markets. All right, but Melissa, do you think it's safe to say that we've hit a bottom here?  No, we definitely haven't hit a bottom. That's what I'm saying. We're going to see more selling. We're definitely going to see more selling in my opinion. We're going to dip below the level that we've seen markets tank to now, because I'm saying that perhaps we have hit at the bottom over here. So what are you advising? You're saying that a stock like Boeing, for example, which many believe is too big to fail, up 24% just today, many believe that there's no way that at the end of all of this, we're still not going to need airplanes and that the US government is always going to prop up a company like Boeing. Would you be buying Boeing right now? I wouldn't be buying anything right now if you want the honest truth. I think that people need to wait. If you're an active trader, you could short. If you are in the market for long-term investments and stay the course. But I don't see any reason to be buying in this market right now. The only reason we've had this rally is because the expectation of a stimulus package that's going to support companies like Boeing. And as we're talking about the Fed, I really think that the driver for these markets is going to be the banking sector, the financial sector, not tech, which in previous markets you saw tech would be the driver for markets. I think you got to watch the banks, JPM, Goldman Sachs, you need to watch what happens with that. The reason the Fed came in and said unlimited, they're willing to do whatever it takes is because they want banks to feel like they don't have to hang on so tightly to their cash, otherwise they probably would. The fact is that the Fed wants to support banks, lending money to businesses. However, they're almost like bridge loans to help them get through to continue keeping companies on payroll. But the problem is no one knows when all these businesses are going to open up again and we're really waning on the administration. So if the administration comes out in the next three to four days and says, we're going to be closed for another 15 days, guess what? You're going to see more selling in the market. Melissa, one thing that is certain at this moment is uncertainty, a lot of uncertainty across the board, as you say. Thank you so much, Melissa Armo.