The Emo State Chapter of the Nigerian Labor Congress, NLC on Tuesday, said it has pulled out of the proposed plan by the NLC to commence indefinite strike action in the state from tomorrow, November 1, 2023. The acting Emo State Chairman of the NLC, Rev. Philip Muassi, who made known the position while addressing newsmen in Norway after meeting with other labor leaders in the state, said the decision to pull out of the planned action was because of a sub-sitting court order stopping the NLC from embarking on any search action. The industrial court sitting in Norway had last Friday granted an order restraining the NLC from embarking on any interest through action in Emo State. According to the state NLC chairman, the planned strike code-named Occupy Emo had become illegal as a result of the court order. Meanwhile, the Christian Association of Nigerian Khan Emo State Chapter has advised the leadership of the NLC to shelve the idea of occupying Emo State in the name of strike because of the negative impact it will have on the people. Chairman of Khan Emo State Chapter, Rev. Edges, Divine Edges, gave the advice when speaking to newsmen during a courtesy call on Governor Hope Uzodimai at the Government House wearing by the group. on the restraining order into the injunction given by the court that the Occupy Emo is illegal and that the case was extended to 3rd of November. So based on that, every worker should move their normal business and base in their working places as law-abiding citizens to know exactly the minds of affiliate unions in the states and their achievements so far made since we came on board. So the workers of Emo State violently say no to their Occupy Emo because we have not found reasons enough that will make them to come under Occupy Emo. And don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


What's due to the 2020 requirements to our face coverings, doctors fitness to practice rules and the creation of the Open University have in common. All those things were approved by laws made by individuals or organisations rather than by Parliament itself. These laws are delegated legislation, a concept that isn't widely understood. In my inaugural lecture I'll explain how it's made and consider whether it's sometimes misused. For instance, by making it possible to appoint cronies to powerful positions without a normal recruitment process. Join me to have your say.


Hey everybody, welcome back to the show to the channel to the another weekend video with the Linux cast fellow Matt Trying to explain something he knows nothing about all right, so About two weeks ago or so. I did a video about how I went through and Moved all of my key bindings from I my i3 config to an sx hkd config And today I'm going to show you a little bit about how you could go about doing that for yourself No, this is a standard arco linux installed right here in virtual box And It's just an i3 thing now if you know arco at all you know oops God I'm not on zsh You'll know that the Config file is huge mongus. It's huge as over a thousand lines in it and Now a lot of these are comments comments and you can get you can you know you can delete those things You know eat very easily And that just you know that just removed 40 lines Six 69 lines, excuse me, and so you move a lot remove a lot of that stuff But what about the key bindings the What's great all sx hkd is a lot if you use multiple window managers you can take one file and have all your Keybindings in that file and that will allow you to switch back and forth and your will allow your Keybindings to kind of follow you around so How would you go about setting that up? I'm not gonna this is not a in-depth tutorial on how to Take every single key binding over from like i3 config to an sx hkd I'm just going to do several smaller ones, so We'll open up another terminal here. You first you need to do is install pack install sx hkd now if you're on arch That's Zudo Pac-Man s sx hkd and then I Already have this install so I don't need to go through install it again, but that's how you do it The next thing you'll want to do is you want to do go to your i3 config and go into autos where it says the auto start For applications here, and you'll want to make sure that you have This in here so exec underscore always sx hkd, okay, and then Some sometimes you'll need to put an amp or stand after it. I Don't think we actually need to do that here this time, but we'll see if we do We save that it control r now sx hkd is actually running Now what we need to do is make cd into our dot-config file Okay, and make a directory sx hkd and We want to cd into that sx hkd and we need to touch We can need to create a file called sx hkd RC and then vim into that then sx hkd RC Okay, and then This is this is the config file that sx hkd will run off from so the first thing you we want to make sure we add is the a key binding to reset the RC file for sx hkd So we do do it this way super plus escape and then p kill Dash us are one dash x sx hkd Okay, and then we want to make we want to move term in this case We want to move the term terminal key binding over here super plus return termite okay, and We want to run D menu over here.  So anything that's an i3 specific command You need to use i3 dash dash MSG and then the command you want to run so we want to Say we want to let's see here One of the other things you want to run Put in here is to move between different workspaces of super plus Curly brackets one through nine chances are you have ten Workspaces, so you'll want to add the zero after comma and then curly brackets and then tab over i3 dash msg workspace Curly bracket one through nine comma ten Curly bracket, and that's it. Okay And you can do that for any Sorry about that. I had to pause the video. So I'm not exactly sure where I left off Um So we were talking about i3 dash message. I think any i3 specific Command has to start with us. So let's go up here and find a couple examples So this full-screen toggle if you wanted to put that into your your sx-hkd config you'd have to do mod plus F I and then i i3 dash msg Full-screen toggle That's really as simple as it gets and you can move any Key binding that you want over to your sx-hkd file the only things that have to stay Are This one here that sets the super key that has to stay and then the one Where is it right? It's the one that switches between tabs Not between this mode but switches between tabs. I can't find it. It's here somewhere. It's gonna be up. It's gonna be up Yes, this one right here this next previous workspace part here a mod plus tab mod plus tab mod plus tab Those have to stay if you delete those four lines your I3 won't load Well won't load properly at least So those have to say everything else that is a key binding can be transferred over Easy as you like it's just a matter of transferring them over and making sure that you have in this file here that exact underscore always sx-hkd that way sx-hkd will be running, you know every time you start up i3 and That's how you do it's really that simple as I said Those are the main points you have to have to remember those four lines that I just showed you have to stay in The Syntax here has to be correct. So it's it's always the key binding and Then tab and then the command So for example, let's do mod plus w Firefox you could do that It's for web browser It's really quite simple And it's not hard. It just takes a little while and what you want to do is before you go through and try this You'll want to make sure you what I would what I did when I transferred mine over is when I transfer something over from i3 To the sx-hkdrc I commented it out and said deleting it that way I knew that it worked once I knew that it worked for sure I could go through and delete it That's why I do and I did it one One command at a time to make sure that I I mean if anybody knows me, you'll know that I mistype things all the time. So I make sure I Made sure that I didn't delete the command from i3. I just commented it out before And telling at least I knew it worked. Anyways, that is it for us this time If you have any questions leave them in the comment section below and I will try to Answer them as best as my ability. I'm not an expert by any means If you like this video give it a thumbs up or thumbs down or a subscribe and we'll see you next time


There is an international standard, you know, to measure EUA's statistics and this standard has been developed by ITU and by the United Nations University. And it's very important for countries to follow this standard because if you follow this standard you can make comparable data for your country and benchmark it with other countries. And secondly, you can also use this data for your own policy cycle to monitor the size of the EUA's problem and to find solutions for that actually.


Feidlai. The following is general questions. We turn now to First Minister's Questions. Question 1, Ruth Davidson. Thank you. Presiding Officer, exam result data for every secondary school in Scotland has been published in recent days. Once again, we have learned of the stark gaps in attainment for rich and poor areas. Attend a school where the vast majority of pupils are from the most deprived backgrounds and only 15 per cent achieve five or more hires. But go to a school y gwheilwyr yn argym views ondwn y gweld cyflwy 않faith. Roeddwyr y gallwn cael ffordd yn ystod y gweld cyflwyn fwrdd. O'r ffordd y gweld y gweld cyflwy yn cyd-ranio'r gadael, rwy'n leitio'r ffordd i'w i'w iawn, ond rwy'n leitio'r ffordd hi i'w iawn, mae'r pethau heddiw�frwyng yn sicr hynny? Rwy'n leitio'r gweld cyflwynyn yw'r gweld cyflwynyn yn cyfrwyng i'w iawn. Ieithi'n We know we have an attainment gap in our schools. I think it's fair to say that Scotland is not unique in having an attainment gap between our most well-off and least well-off pupils. However, we have identified it as something that is unacceptable and we are determined to see close. We have seen across a range of data in recent times evidence, as Ruth Davidson has acknowledged, of that attainment gap closing. We see that in our schools. We see that also, for example, in access to universities and higher education. I think that progress is welcome, but it's exactly because we want to not just continue but accelerate that progress that we are investing over the course of this Parliament, £750 million through our attainment fund. Of course, Ruth Davidson will be aware of the recent interim evaluation of the first two years of the attainment Scotland fund, where 78 per cent of headteachers indicate that there has been improvement or they expect to see improvement in attainment as a result of that fund. I think that it's positive progress, but I've made very clear that we will not close the attainment gap overnight, but I am determined that we make the progress that we have committed to making over the course of this Parliament and beyond. Ruth Davidson. The First Minister mentions the report into the Scottish Government's attainment fund that was published last week, but she fails to mention one part, which is that millions of pounds from that fund, which is intended to drive up the performance of poor pupils, is still lying unspent because of difficulties in recruiting. In other words, money that should be spent on cutting the attainment gap now is instead lying in the Government's bank account because they cannot find the teachers to spend it on. Does she agree that if we are going to close the attainment gap in schools that we won't manage that if we can't find the teachers to help do it? First Minister. Ruth Davidson's question is the greatest of respect to her. It displays a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of the funding behind the attainment programme. It's a £750 million commitment across this entire Parliament, so any money not spent in one year rolls forward to the next year and every single penny, of course, will be spent on measures to reduce that attainment gap. In the early years of a programme, while plans are being put in place and, yes, while recruitment of extra staff is taking place, there will obviously be less money spent than there will be in later years of that programme, but let me just give some idea of the scale of the programme in the increase in funding that we're seeing. In the first year of the programme, there was, I think, less than £10 million spent in our schools. In this financial year, there will be £179 million spent through the attainment fund. That's both the money that goes to schools, but also most of that money, £120 million of that money, is through the pupil equity fund, which has been received very positively by head teachers and by teachers generally. Certainly, in the schools that I've visited, I know much more widely, so every penny of that money will be dedicated to raising attainment and also crucially closing that gap that we have identified. I think that all of us across this chamber want to see close. Ruth Davidson will know that there are serious questions over other parts of her attainment challenge scheme. Yes, there are millions of pounds from our attainment fund, which hasn't yet been spent, but there are also serious questions about the way in which the pupil equity fund is being used. That's £120 million that's designed to be targeted at the poorest pupils across Scotland. Claims from across the sector say that that money is instead going on plugging gaps left by budget cuts or to pay for other costs such as campus police, staff bonuses and installing an astroturf pitch. That's all well and good, but it's hardly closing the attainment gap. Can the First Minister give me an assurance today that taxpayers' money intended to help poorer pupils will do just that and stop being siphoned off elsewhere? Ruth Davidson is simply wrong about that. However, if she wants to bring me examples of where attainment fund money is not being spent on measures that head teachers consider will help raise attainment, then I will look at them. We've had one example that has been rehearsed in this chamber before. I think that if memory serves me correctly in North Lanarkshire, where there was a suggestion that the money wasn't being used in an additional way as it's intended, the Government stepped in to the criticism of those on the Labour benches and made sure that money was additional to other budgets. That is absolutely the approach that we will continue to take. Of course, the key point about the pupil equity fund—I would have thought that it is a point that Ruth Davidson would welcome—is that it's not actually for me or for the education secretary or for local councils to determine how that money is spent. It is for individual head teachers in consultation with their staff and with parents to decide how that money is spent based on their assessment of what will best raise attainment and close the gap. I've been to a number of schools in recent times where I've seen first hand the work that's been done. Perhaps some things that at first glance many people would think is that appropriate in terms of raising attainment but in the assessment of the head teacher. For example, I was at a school recently where one of the things that they did was take some pupils and parents where attendance had been an issue on a weekend trip and attendance has improved because of that among some of the most deprived communities. Those are things that head teachers say help to raise attainment in their schools. My last point to Ruth Davidson would be this. She says that there are widespread concerns across the sector about the pupil equity fund. Frankly, I think that Ruth Davidson needs to get out a bit more and visit a few more schools because when I visit schools what I hear about the pupil equity fund is the single most important thing that is happening right now in raising attainment in our schools. Ruth Davidson. I started the question today saying where or if there has been progress. We welcome it but the fundamental point is that if we're going to properly cut the attainment gap we need the teachers to do it. Over the last six years there have been 1,000 empty places in training colleges, places the funding council said were needed but which were never filled. The targets have been increased but this year alone there are more than 500 vacancies in secondary school trainee places. We all want to see schools improve. We all want the attainment gap closed but if the money's not being released, if it's not going where it should and if the staff aren't being recruited how is that ever going to happen? First Minister. There are more young people generally in teacher training. Yes, we know recruitment is an issue, not just in Scotland. Last week or the week before I heard the education minister in England saying that recruitment was one of the most significant challenges that we're facing in England but in terms of vacancies in our schools that is lower than 1 per cent of the overall teachers. Of course we've got a range of schemes and initiatives in place to boost recruitment into the teaching profession and into our schools but let's get back to the issue of attainment. Ruth Davidson's asked me a number, a stream of questions about the attainment fund in particular that I have to say to her are simply not well founded. If we look at the interim evaluation, remember that this is the interim evaluation of the first two years of the attainment fund so it's before the pupil equity fund kicks in. 78 per cent of head teachers say that there has been improvement or they expect to see improvement as a result. 97 per cent of head teachers expect to see improvements in closing the attainment gap over five years as a consequence of attainment Scotland fund initiatives. Literally every school I visit, of course I hear a range of issues raised but the pupil equity fund is considered by head teachers, teachers and parents that I speak to as the single most important transformational thing that's been done in our schools to help close the attainment gap. I would hope that Ruth Davidson instead of moaning about that would actually get behind that because that's one of the things that's going to help us in this government close that attainment gap for the benefit of pupils right across the country now and for many years to come. 2. Richard Leonard Thank you. Last week I raised the serious issue of umbrella companies charging workers on Scottish Government contracts for the privilege of being paid their wages. Can the First Minister tell us what steps her government has taken in the last seven days to investigate this contract and to crack down on it? The First Minister Yes, I can. Immediately after the issue was raised by Richard Leonard last week, Transport Scotland ordered an urgent investigation into the issue. The pace slip that was just in the last couple of days, I think, sent to my office from Richard Leonard, was found to be from an employee who was employed in the AWPR by one of the subcontractors through an agency. Now, this bit is quite important and not just for those listening in the chamber but for those outside of this chamber. It is, of course, at the discretion of individual employees if they choose to work through an agency. Hold on, no, this bit is actually important because in the AWPR there is no requirement to do so because the subcontractor offers to directly employ all employees working on the project. That means that any worker who wishes to be paid directly by the subcontractor can be, which avoids any of those practices that I would condemn by agencies being applied. The contractor has confirmed that more than 90 per cent of workers employed through an agency are paid on a PAYE basis and all direct employees and all employees have the option of being direct employees are paid on a pay-as-you-earn basis. We took that very seriously. I depricate the conduct by agencies that were outlined last week but it is not a requirement that anybody working on the AWPR is employed through an agency because the opportunity for direct employment is there. I hope that Richard Leonard would warmly welcome that. Richard Leonard. Well, evident from that answer and borne out by my understanding is that no one from the Scottish Government and Transport Scotland has contacted the trade union which represents the workforce on the Aberdeen bypass over the last seven days. First Minister, you said that you were outraged by this but your Government has made no attempt to contact the trade union about it. Let me be clear, this exploitation is not confined to just one project. Workers on the Waverly platform extension project just half a mile from this Parliament have also been charged just to get their wages and this is a pay slip from a worker who was on an hourly wage based on the national minimum wage who on top of that had to pay a fee to an umbrella company to get his wage. It's dated 11 January this year. First Minister, isn't it the case that you've got no idea how widespread this practice is on the public projects that you fund? First Minister, let me come on to the Waverly project in a second because I do want to comment directly on that. Before I leave the AWPR, I'm sorry if there wasn't contact the trade union, but we did what Richard Leonard asked us to do. We investigated this issue and I've come up with the explanation that says, I deprecate anybody who's employed by an agency who has to pay to get their wages paid, but on the AWPR there is no requirement for any worker to be employed through an agency because the opportunity of direct employment is there. That's a contract, yes, funded by the Scottish Government and I would have hoped that that would have been welcomed by Richard Leonard. Let me come on directly to the Waverly project. This is a network rail contract and I have to point out to Richard Leonard that the Scottish Government has no involvement in the award of network rail contracts. Despite the fact that we fund them, network rail is a wholly owned subsidiary of the UK Government and remains accountable to the UK Government. In the spirit of consensus, let me say to Richard Leonard that if he wants to join with me right now and ask as we have many times in the past for responsibility for network rail to be devolved to this Parliament and this Government, then we will make common call. Richard Leonard is on that issue. Let's be clear. This is taxpayers' money exploiting workers through unethical business practices half a mile from this Parliament with Scottish Government money. It's not good enough and you can do something about it because Carillion is gone, a new contractor is taking this work over in a matter of days. Meanwhile, the workers in this project have been left in limbo. They deserve some reassurance today and this Parliament and your Government should never underwrite the immoral exploitation of working people. Will you commit today to work with the union, to protect the workforce and will you ensure that no worker on Scottish Government-funded contracts will be charged to simply receive their wages? I think most people listening to me would understand what I'm saying, but Richard Leonard doesn't appear to. I've set out very clearly the issue on AWPR and I couldn't have been clearer that I deprecate the behaviour of agencies that Richard Leonard has outlined. I'm making the point that direct employment, where those practices don't happen, is offered to all employees on the AWPR contract. On the more general issues, we do expect those who deliver public contracts to adopt ethical and fair business practices. That is despite employment law being reserved. Richard Leonard doesn't like that but it is a fact. We use all powers at our disposal to encourage ethical business practice and drive inclusive growth. Let me get back to this issue of Network Rail. Yes, we fund the contracts but we do not have control over the award of Network Rail contracts. In case Richard Leonard didn't hear it the first time, Network Rail is a wholly owned subsidiary of the UK Government. It can fix this but it involves Richard Leonard doing more than willing the ends of something. He has to will the means as well. If he wants this Government to be able to do all these things, which I do too, then he has to equip us with the powers to do it. Will he join me right now in calling for responsibility for Network Rail to be devolved to this Parliament? Yes or no? The First Minister will be aware of the massive fire that occurred at Suckey Hall Street in Glasgow city centre, which is in Gulf. Tiffany's is now in the Pavilion theatre as well. Can I ask the First Minister if she will offer the emergency services, Glasgow City Council, local businesses and the general public that Suckey Hall Street is completely closed down? Is there any help that they require or any further help that they require at this terrible time? Well, this is a deeply concerning incident in the city of Glasgow. As I understand it, at 8.18 this morning, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was alerted to reports of a well-developed fire that had taken hold in the roof space of a commercial premises. A number of fire engines were mobilised to Suckey Hall Street where firefighters are currently at the scene working to extinguish the fire. I understand that crews have already safely evacuated the occupants of several nearby properties. However, firefighters remain at this extremely challenging scene. I know that our thoughts and our thanks are with them right now. The Scottish Government's resilience unit will remain in contact with the fire service as this incident develops. I will be kept updated over the course of the day, but I am sure that the whole chamber will want to convey our thoughts to everybody who is affected by what appears to be an extremely serious incident. The Scottish Government tops up council funding such that no council gets less than 85 per cent of the Scottish average. A report this morning suggests that Aberdeen City Council's top-up is £1.6 million short of that minimum. In the media, the Scottish Government says that top-up funding has been given but does not say if that meets the 85 per cent minimum. It is a genuine question to clear up the confusion. Does the top-up funding given to Aberdeen meet the expected floor or not? We introduced the 85 per cent floor, which Liam Kerr refers to. That was something that I know had been called for for a long time. I will ask the finance secretary to write to him later this afternoon with the specific amounts in terms of the funding for Aberdeen. That guarantee to councils is an important one and one that we fully intend to see committed to not just this year but in the future as well. The First Minister may be aware that, last Thursday, Highlands and Islands airports Ltd announced their intention to introduce car parking charges at Sombra, Cutchill and Stornoway. She will be aware that Sombra is 25 miles from Lerwick and there are no direct public transport links to most of Shetland. Highlands and Islands airport did that without any consultation whatsoever. Will she look into it and reverse that decision? I will certainly look into it to Tavish Scott. I absolutely understand the point that he is making given the geography of the airport in Shetland. If it is the case that there was no consultation, that is something that I think was remiss of Highlands and Islands airports. I will look into it and come back to Tavish Scott once I have had the opportunity to do so. Mark Griffin. I want to raise with the First Minister the case of my constituent, who was diagnosed with remitting and relapse in MS in 2016. I am raising my constituent's case because they are desperate to know if NHS Scotland will provide new stem cell therapy treatment, which was this week described as effective, safe and game changing. The results of the trial produced results in a quote, stunningly in favour of transplant against the best available drugs. With a higher than average incidence of MS in Scotland, can the First Minister confirm for my constituent what consideration has taken place within the Scottish Government to have the treatment available to Scottish sufferers of MS just as soon as it will be in England? First Minister. I thank the member for raising what is a very important issue. We do know that there is a higher incidence of MS in Scotland than not just other parts of the UK but many other countries as well. We are absolutely determined that those with MS get access to the best possible treatment, as the member will be aware. Decisions around access to medicines are taken by the Scottish Medicines Consortium. There is an independent rigorous process there. I have the health secretary write to him specifically about this particular treatment and what stage it is at in the process. Those decisions are taken independently of ministers but, as he will be aware, a range of reforms to that process have been made in recent times to improve access to treatments, not just for MS patients but for patients with a range of different conditions. It is an important issue, one that we want to make sure that patients are getting the best possible treatment for and the health secretary will update them further in the next few days. Angus MacDonald. The First Minister will be aware of the closure of the A801 in my constituency yesterday at the Avangorge for a period of five weeks due to the appearance of significant cracks in the carriageway, causing disruption to businesses and residents in Falkirk district and West Lorien. The A801 forms a key strategic link between the M8 and M9 corridors and provides a strategic freight route between Grangemouth Docks and various distribution centres in West Lorien but has also been an accident black spot for decades. The project to build a replacement crossing at the Avangorge has been shovel ready for over four years but work is not scheduled to start until 2020-21. Can the First Minister advise what options the Scottish Government has to help Falkirk Council and West Lorien Council to bring that specific project forward, given the current condition of the A801 at Avangorge? Angus MacDonald, for raising an issue that is hugely important to his constituency, the A801 is vitally important to communities and businesses in Falkirk and indeed West Lorien and it also has strategic importance in linking the Docks at Grangemouth with the industrial and distribution facilities along the M8 corridor. The Government has already approved tax-incremental financing business case from Falkirk Council, which envisages a contribution towards the cost of the scheme with the remainder of funding to come from West Lorien Council and the Scottish Government. I understand that Falkirk Council's business case notes that a review will be required to confirm that the upgrade is viable to commence. I will ask officials at Transport Scotland to initiate discussions with the two local authorities to establish a programme for that review and the ultimate delivery of improvements and I will make sure that either myself or the Transport Minister writes to Angus MacDonald with a full update in due course. The First Minister knows that Glasgow, among other places in Scotland, has suffered illegal levels of air pollution for many years with a profound effect on people's health and that transport policy has been making that worse. We are now finally seeing steps toward a low-emission zone in Glasgow but we have a responsibility to make sure that this first zone in the country does not set a precedent for weak action because dozens of other communities around Scotland need to see a sense of urgency. Glasgow City Council's proposals have been widely criticised as painfully slow in the timetable for buses to comply with the zone, no action on private cars and other polluting vehicles, Friends of the Earth Scotland, and I must put on record my register of interest shows as a member, Friends of the Earth Scotland have described this as a no-ambition zone. Greens and other Opposition councillors have worked together to try and improve things but does the First Minister accept that, as it stands, that half-hearted plan would still guarantee that Glasgow fails to achieve clean air by the Government's own target date? To borrow the First Minister's phrase, if we will the end, surely we must will the means. I do not entirely accept Patrick Harvie's characterisation of the low-emission zone plan in Glasgow, although I am sure that the council will continue to discuss with a range of interests changes or improvements that can be made. For example, the Glasgow low-emission zone proposal incorporates all vehicles and therefore represents one of the most challenging, all-encompassing low-emission zones in Europe. It is more akin to the London ultra-low-emission zone and it is in contrast to many other zones in Europe that often target only specific vehicles and set much lower emission-level targets. In terms of the lead-in times, I understand the frustration when you have lead-in times but a very high number of European low-emission zones have utilised a four-year lead-in time. That is based on pragmatism to allow vehicles the time to adapt. Of course, we should not wait until the deadline to act. All road users should start to prepare now, notwithstanding the fact that lead-in times are essential to allow owners to prepare for the new emission standards prior to enforcement starting. I am sure that there will continue to be discussion here, but I think that Glasgow is to be commended for getting ahead of the game. We have wider plans in place for rolling out low-emission zones in other areas. For example, one of the criticisms that I have heard of the Glasgow plan is that it will have no signs to mark entry points. The intention is to the contrary. The intention is that there will be developed and utilised ANPR cameras to help with enforcement. I encourage everybody who has an interest in this, and that should be everybody who lives in or visits the city of Glasgow to engage with this over the next period. In Scotland, we have set more stringent equality targets than the rest of the UK, which I hope is something that Patrick Harvie would welcome. I am very sorry to hear that the First Minister does not accept any of the valid criticisms that we have made. Even using the Government, Environment, Agency, SEPA's own figures, their analysis of the impact of that, it is impossible for the low-emission zone as currently proposed by the City Council to eliminate illegal air pollution levels in Glasgow on the timescale that is being set out. We also know that there seems some lack of clarity. The City Council does not even seem to know if it can access all of the £10.8 million that has been allocated by the Government to the low-emission zone. They do not seem aware that the financial transaction £10 million figure is available to them to invest either. The money is being allocated, but it is not being spent. That is at a time when the Government is happy to issue press releases about the last 10 years of climate challenge funding, but it is still failing to back a net zero target for the next climate change act. Does the First Minister understand the genuine concern that it is her Government's agency, Transport Scotland, that seems once again to be the biggest barrier to change, accepting the self-interested arguments of profit-driven bus companies? Will she take on the cautious business as usual attitude at Transport Scotland and turn it into a catalyst for change, pushing the agenda forward, getting the resources spent and challenging councils to do more instead of holding them back? What I said in my initial answer was that I did not accept Patrick Harvie's characterisation of the Glasgow proposals, and I certainly do not accept the characterisation that we have had in the second question. What I also said was that I expected discussion and debate to continue around the detail of that, and I would expect a range of different issues to put forward ideas about how Glasgow can go further and faster. I would hope that the City Council would engage positively with that. Patrick Harvie mentioned a number of things there—the climate challenge fund, a huge success. I was delighted last Friday to award the £1,000 award under the climate challenge fund. It has helped a range of community projects to deal with the impact of climate change. The new bill will be published in due course, and we will set out our thinking on renew targets there. I can say with real confidence that that new bill will further establish Scotland as one of, if not the leading country in the world in tackling climate change. Air quality is a hugely important issue, not just for the environmental reasons that we often talk about in relation to climate change, but for the health of people living in areas such as Glasgow. First, we should say that we meet both domestic and European air quality targets across much of Scotland, but there are still hotspots of poorer air quality. That is why I welcome the Glasgow proposals. I would say again that they incorporate all vehicles, and that actually puts them ahead of many European comparators. However, this discussion will continue, and I welcome that. Let's make sure that not just Glasgow but the other areas that need to take action are doing the right things to improve air quality for all. 4. Willie Rennie Next month, the First Minister is off to China for her first visit since the so-called Scottish Shambles. That was when the First Minister was so easily juked into signing up with two Chinese companies, offering £10 billion when all they owned was a pub in Buckinghamshire and a suspect human rights record. When the economy minister apologised last year, he promised a new human rights assessment process. Where is it and how many times has it been used? I was reading an update on that just a couple of days ago, so the economy secretary will come forward to Parliament with an update on that in due course. On my visit to China, I'll be delighted to visit China and the Easter recess, a trip that's been endorsed and welcomed by the Scottish Chamber of Commerce and the Scottish Whiskey Association and no doubt by others. I'll be in China promoting Scotland and the Scottish economy. I tell you one of the things that I won't be doing when I'm in China. I won't be mentioning Willie Rennie, because if it was up to Willie Rennie or if people listened to Willie Rennie, nobody would want to invest in Scotland because all he does is talk Scotland and the Scottish economy down. The Scottish Enterprise will have set up a number of signings with companies for the first visitors to China. Can she confirm that all those companies have had a human rights check? Human rights watch are highlighting current human rights abuses in China. So when she visits China, will the First Minister raise the case of Tibetan language rights advocates? Tashi Onechuck. Just last month, six United Nations human rights experts called for his release from prison. Will she speak up for lawyer Zhiyang Tangyong, jailed for defending government critics just in November? Or human rights lawyer Wang Kuang-Shang, detained by police in August 2015 but not heard from since? Will she do the right thing? Will she speak up for those people when she visits China? The First Minister I'll speak up for human rights in China. As I did on my last visit to China, I will do the same on this visit to China.  I would hope that you would unite everybody across the chamber. I will speak up for Scottish companies, Scottish jobs, Scottish tourism, Scottish food and drink when I am in China, as I will do in any other part of the world. My job is to promote Scotland, Scottish economy and Scottish jobs. That is probably one of the differences between me and Willie Rennie. Some further supplementaries to the first from Kenneth Gibson. Thank you, Presiding Officer. First Minister, 367 children and 541 adults in Scotland will register as active cystic fibrosis patients in 2016. Two living in my constituency have been in touch regarding the availability of Orkambie, a combination drug available as a single pill for treating cystic fibrosis. Vertex Pharmaceuticals has engaged in fresh discussions with the NHS national services division regarding the pricing of Orkambie. Although ultimately a decision for approval lies with independent Scottish medicines consortium, the Scottish Government expressed hope that Vertex will make Orkambie more affordable so it can be used in Scotland. Can the First Minister please update the chamber on progress regarding these discussions? Kenneth Gibson is right to point out, as I did in response to an earlier question, that these approval decisions are taken by the Scottish Medicines Consortium and that act independently of ministers and Parliament. However, last year the health secretary strongly encouraged Vertex Pharmaceuticals to enter into discussions with NHS national procurement. Those discussions are on-going and, although they are commercially confidential at this stage, I would strongly echo the health secretary's calls for Vertex to offer a fair price and resubmit an application for Orkambie to the SMC as soon as is possible in order that those who would benefit from the medicine get access to it. Neil Findlay. Scotland is the highest level of drug deaths in Europe. If this was from knife crime or flu, there would rightly be a national outrage. Doing the same in policy terms and expecting a different result just won't work. Will the First Minister take a bold step and consider looking very serious at working across Parliament on a major change of drugs policy to stop people dying and end this public health crisis? The First Minister. Well, I think that it is a national outrage that so many people die of drugs. We've had debates in this chamber before about one of the issues being the ageing of the cohort that used drugs when they were younger. Drug use, and I think that this is something we should all remember and welcome. Drug use amongst the younger population is actually falling and that is a good thing. However, there is still a major challenge around drugs. That's why I think that we should be bold and innovative. The recent proposal from health professionals in Glasgow, for example, which we do not have the power to do in this chamber, is one that I am very sympathetic to. That would be one area where I would hope that there would be some cross-party consensus asking the UK Government to give us the power to give authority to proposals like that one. Although I accept that proposal, it would require widespread consultation within Glasgow. Perhaps unusually I agree with Neil Findlay that on this issue there is always a need for new and bold thinking and we should try to come together and do that and be prepared to sometimes do things that may be controversial and may in some areas be unpopular. However, where there is an evidence base for them, we should have the courage to do them. I certainly want this Government to be fully part of that and indeed to lead on those issues. Stuart Stevenson is the First Minister aware of the very real anger that there is in fishermen, fishing communities and right across Scotland after being promised last week by Ruth Davidson. That the common fisheries policy would not apply once we left the EU. We find that we have surrendered at UK level and in 2020 the CFP will apply without the UK, without our fishermen, without our authorities having any say in the rules that were applied to fishing. Does she share my anger? Yes, I do. I was thinking earlier on in First Minister's questions that Ruth Davidson's choice of question today, important though it was, was possibly partly designed to keep her as far away from fishing as she could possibly get. That is a really serious issue. What we have seen this week is a broken promise and complete betrayal by the Scottish Tories of the Scottish fishing industry. It is disgraceful. It is only a week or so ago that Ruth Davidson was issuing pressure leases co-authored with Michael Gove of all people saying that the fishing community would be free of the common fisheries policy by March next year. Now we find out that they will still be governed by the common fisheries policy, but to add insult to injury, there will be no votes around the table for the Scottish fishing community. It is utterly disgraceful. The only question for Ruth Davidson and the Tories is that when she issued that press release a couple of weeks ago, did she know the promise was going to be broken or is she just completely out of the loop with her UK colleagues? Question 5 Stuart McMillan To ask the First Minister what discussions she has had with the Prime Minister regarding Scottish limited partnerships and concerns regarding the reported involvement in facilitating organised crime. The issue of Scottish limited partnerships is a serious concern. The finance secretary has previously written on a number of occasions urging action by the UK Government on this matter. Scotland is a strong international reputation for financial services and it is important to prevent SLPs being misused for criminal purposes. While I welcome the Prime Minister's correspondence to my Westminster colleagues yesterday, indicating that she will now engage on these issues, it is over a year since the UK Government's call for evidence on this matter closed. Despite that, the UK Government has yet to outline specific proposals on how it plans to tighten the regulatory framework around SLPs. To reinforce how seriously we take this issue, I have today written to the Prime Minister pressing her to take immediate steps to reform the law in this area. Stuart McMillan I thank the First Minister for that reply. I am sure that the whole chamber would welcome the new regulations that have come into force on 26 June 2017, bringing around 30,000 Scottish limited partnerships into line with the new EU-wide anti-money laundering rules. However, reports still appear on the media. All those SLPs have allegedly been used for organised crime, but today's report in the Herald is very much welcome. Will the First Minister commit to continually raising the matter with the Prime Minister to help to protect Scotland's excellent business reputation, which is more important than ever, with Brexit living? The First Minister I absolutely agree with that. I very much welcome the introduction of the people with significant control regulations, which came into force in June last year. These are aimed at identifying individuals and companies behind SLPs. That is an important first step in preventing their misuse. However, as many have highlighted, there continues to be revelations of criminality being facilitated through SLPs. More needs to be done by the UK Government. That is a reserved area, so we will continue to press them to take concrete action to prevent their misuse. I think that it is also appropriate to take the opportunity to acknowledge the persistence of colleagues at Westminster on this issue. Indeed, David Lees at the Herald newspaper and the efforts of them and others to keep this issue in the public eye. However, I can assure the member that, just as with my letter to the Prime Minister today, the Scottish Government will continue to put pressure on the UK Government to take action to make sure that people cannot act criminally using these Scottish limited partnerships as a shield for their criminal behaviour. 6. Liz Smith I ask the First Minister for what reasons £15 million of the attainment Scotland fund out of £52 million provided to local authorities and schools had reportedly not been spent. I am tempted to say for the same reasons that I gave to Ruth Davidson just a few minutes ago, but our commitment is to invest £750 million over this Parliament and let me repeat that is exactly what we will do. In 2015-16, spending through the attainment Scotland fund stood at less than £6 million. I think that I said £10 million to Ruth Davidson earlier on, less than £6 million in the coming year. However, £179 million of spending is planned. That is a 30-fold increase. That includes £59 million in the nine councils that formed the challenge authorities and the challenge schools across Scotland and £120 million in pupil equity funding, which is spent at the discretion of head teachers in almost every school in the country. As this programme has accelerated, some elements of the programme rolled over their budgets into the following year, largely where time was needed to recruit staff. However, the value of making a pledge for the whole of the Parliament is the fact that the money did roll over and not a single penny of the £750 million was or will be lost. As well as the problems that were highlighted by Ruth Davidson earlier, many local authorities are also highlighting the fact that the timescales for the financial year that govern national and local government budgets do not coincide with the timescales for the school year. They are reporting that that is detrimental to the effective spending of the attainment fund, since the bulk of the activity has had to be put into the period between October and April. Does the First Minister agree that that is a very genuine concern among schools and will she agree to address that with considerable urgency? Of course we will talk to local authorities and schools about how we ease that. I think that as the programme goes into later years that becomes less of an issue because there is more certainty about funding over between different years. I should say to the member—I am sure that she will appreciate this—that, to some extent, the timescale of our budgets are dependent on the timescale of Westminster budgets because so much of our funding is still determined by the block grant. We are, to some extent, restricted. The finance committee has been looking at the issue in detail recently, but within that we will do everything that we can to make sure that there is as much certainty about funding available to schools in a way that allows them to use that money to maximum effect. It is a reasonable issue for Liz Smith to raise and we will certainly continue to seek to address it. The next item of business is a member's business debate in the name of Joanne Lamont on Down syndrome awareness week. We will take a few moments for members and ministers to change seats.


You just got a small taste of a viral rant from anti-SJW YouTuber, Heal vs. Babyface, and for those not plugged into the discourse on this one, let me fill you in. So there's a new Bethesda game called Starfield, and in the beginning of the game you can create and customize the character that you're going to be playing as. This is a pretty common feature in most role-playing games.  Yeah, that's what led to that rant. So now that you have some additional context here, let's go ahead and watch the full thing. with all the fights, all the relationships, all the people I meet, all the places I go.  Sorry, do you want to get immersed in our world? Yeah, well, guess what?     Because we're boring!   That's the level of our narcissism here that says the Western Game Company!    No, no, no!  Cough! You're boring!  You have nothing to say!      Having a normal one, I see. Now he seemingly chose to keep playing after the pronoun controversy and he ended up encountering a trans NPC which stands for non-playable character in the wild and his reaction to that was predictably hilarious.   It's infected everywhere!  I double checked and therapy is free on Turf Island, right? So I would highly encourage this individual to take advantage of his country's universal healthcare system. We don't have that luxury in the United States so he should unironically get some help and I mean that earnestly like actually seek therapy if you are this triggered by a trans person because it's not healthy nor is it normal. But to be fair gaming is not immune to controversies over cultural issues. Nearly 15 years ago Rockstar released Grand Theft Auto the Ballad of Gay Tony and I personally remembered the discourse at this time. In a 2009 post in the GTA forums this user pointed out that the blatant homophobia was one of the first things that they noticed in response to the game's announcement saying that it was sad people were willing to reject the game all because it had gay in the title and featured a gay character. Now in 2012 BioWare didn't just give players the option to be gay or lesbian in Mass Effect 3.  But the controversy goes both ways because earlier this year when Hogwarts Legacy came out there was a lot of discourse about whether or not it was ethical to play that game because if you purchase that game are you supporting a transphobic bigot like JK Rowling. Now the antman decided to see what this guy said about that controversy and juxtapose what he said then with what he's saying now about Starfield and as you're going to see um there's some hypocrisy there.  I for one am shocked that he'd be completely inconsistent here but to be fair he isn't the only snowflake to melt down over pronouns in Starfield because rumble content creator Nina Infinity tweeted about how she nearly refunded the game when it asked for her pronouns and uh she was still considering it given how annoyed she was that they dared to ask and on top of that the quartering chimed in to defend his fellow anti-SJW comrades saying the left always tries to gaslight people into thinking they are overreacting it isn't just the pronouns it's the slippery slope it represents cultists screaming it's no big deal also think it's no big deal healthy young women mutilate their bodies for affirmation.


I mean, you gotta learn. You want to be a champion or not, Will? Will, you're gonna have to read like, all right, all right, all right. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. All right. What am I setting?  Six is control C. What? Yeah. Control C. You want to be a champion or not? I'm a grand marshal scarab lord, one of the only people in the world who's ever got him in the same week. Okay. I'm a gladiator two time. Season three, season four. Okay. Okay. Okay. Control C. Control C. Control C. Will, you're going to get killed in action. I'm going to answer the call. Oh, the get the gins?  Yeah. Keep rolling, rolling. No, I don't care. So what are you guys up to? I did a quick scarlet monastery run with Tecton and a few viewers, which was really funny because Tecton was very adamant on getting this tabbered. So he put the loot on free for all. The other players got frustrated with that and he was like, don't touch anything at the end. I want the tabbered.  And then they all started. So they all started looting.  So did, wait, did he get it? No, he didn't. Oh, dude, that'd be hilarious if somebody actually did it. Cungulon. Did you guys get much XP for that? Because I was talking to Tecton and he was like, come do this with us. And I was like, I don't think we'll get very much XP.  It was, I don't know what I expected, honestly. Cause like a lot of those things are great to him. So like, it like siphons all the XP. Can you still get worthwhile gear in there though? Yeah, I got some gear that I sold. That was about it. I didn't get a solid banging axe will that I probably, there was a solid axe in there that I got a ravager. I got a ravager. You should have given that to me. It's soulbound though. I can't do it. It's so funny playing with seer and will cause they actually, they've never played lab before. So it's like, they'll say things sometimes that you just feel that I become so interesting. I think it's fun actually. I like hearing you guys talk about the game. All I do is talk about wow now. Yeah, I like hearing, I like hearing what you guys have to say. It's great. It's actually cause like this is all fresh to me. Yeah.  You know, it's like, oh, like I got this item and it's like you're, you're so excited about it. Yeah, you know, and it's like, oh, like this is something that like somebody, like other people might have known about it for years, but it's like cool seeing somebody else like learn about something. Yeah, like a 20 year old axe. Yeah. But it's your axe, you know? Yeah. So now, like, so now it's cool cause it's like, oh, it's mine now, you know? Let's talk about that orange. Oh, I love oranges. The seal of light kind of goes wild. Let's talk about Thunderfury. Dude, Thunderfury is sick, man. I'd like to get my hands on one of those, but you know, the probability of getting Thunderfury in hardcore is so unlikely. I saw a warrior walking around with one. Also a hundred would probably never get one in hardcore. Yeah. Apparently in old school classic, like it wasn't uncommon. I had to redo my bars in. Yeah, because so many people were getting them because they, they, Finally home after a long day in the mines. I think we could do an RFD. Okay. Well, then I got to go back to the harbor and take the boat across, right? Yeah. Do you have the flight path to ratchet? Do you know? No. So then, then go to, do you have the flight path to booty Bay? I don't know if I do from booty Bay. Dude, that's something that dude, dude, the idea of that for a new, that feeling that a new player has like, damn it. I just flew from there. It's so funny. All right, we need to get someone, someone will, someone will summon us. Dude, that's hilarious. Well, you're ret, right? I'm holy right now. Oh, you're holy. Yeah. What are you doing? What are you doing as holy? Huh? What are you doing as holy? I just lay on hands, baby and flash a light. I just lay my hands upon you. Lay my hands upon you. Flash a light. Chat. I don't want to thank God. I'm holy. Our name is Jesus. I am the son of God. I am the son of God. So the last supper, the last supper, you kept calling that. Well, um, yeah. So I can, uh, I can put you through the ringer. I can drop you in the grease if you want me to draw me in the grease. Fat fry me baby. That's, that's his style. I'll fully redo my, my ability bar. I'll, I'll, do you want me to unlearn all my talents too? Let me look at your talents. Hold on. Show me your screen. So I have 12 holy talents and 17 rat talents right now. Okay. Cause I was leveling. Oh, I know. I know. Okay. That's actually, that's a pretty common thing that people tell people to do. That's actually. Broke the law or longbow of the ancient keepers. Oh my God. Okay. So go to, uh, go to your ret talents. I'm tanked out. Okay. Yeah, I would respect. Okay. You don't need to. I'm here to learn. You can survive for a little bit. When's the last time you respect? Oh my God. I respect once the entire time. So, so your next respect is five gold. So you're the only reason I was half split like that is because I wanted consecration despite going right. So I could mob tag faster. Okay. That's not a, that's, that's like not uncommon. There's like a fair amount of people that like level like that. I personally don't. Okay. I like just sending it as Rhett and I think that I either like sending it as Rhett or I like doing like a holy prod build, which is what I'm doing now to tank. So if I were to go pure holy, do you think S or do you think so? It would beat me. I think if you were to go pure holy for leveling, you would level very safely, but it's not very quick. I learned my talents. Oh, wait, you already did? Yeah. Oh my God. Are you respecting? Okay. I respect. Dude, I'm letting S man teach me. I mean, to be fair. I do that. I'm going out of Hunter. I need a hunter. Hold on. Let's go pure holy so I can level with you guys. I'll just be the healer. No, no, no, no. Cause you don't have the gear for it.  We can always get some interns to sign us a cash. We're complete. Yeah.  You want me to go full Rhett? I think you should go full Rhett. Yeah. He wants to teach. Yeah. Cause so here's what I, here's what I would do for a leveling as Rhett. Now you've got consecration to mob tag. Are people mob tagging you? Or have you just been questing? Well, I feel like I'm kind of caught up. So I don't need to mob tag now cause I'm basically level, you know, I'm almost level 40. So here's what I'm here to learn. You know, where did you go? I went to unlearn my talents. I'm in the radio on your way to booty bag. No, no, no. So this is the, by the way, if we have any interns in iron forge right now that want to just drop me some cash so I can maybe buy a big two-handed weapon. So did you do the SM quest? The, the one to get the weapon, the bone body. Well, I think we need to get you some fucking. No, I would have out leveled that by now anyway. I'm 38. No, no, that's like the level to get the weapon. Really? Yeah. Bump by there. No, I didn't know that.   Do you have a, do you have a swing timer? You do. Okay. Oh my God. That's so risky. What I was doing right there. What happens if I fell? What are you doing here? I'll see on the other side. No, don't do that. Will. That's that. Oh my God. Will. Oh my God. Oh my God. How do I get out? Seer. Seer. How do I get out? Okay. So here's the lava. You're not in the lava. Seer, I'm dying. Here's what we're going to do. Your reaction would not be like that. Well, well, here's what we're going to do. So go five points. This is, this is specific for leveling. Right? This is, this is what I would want you to do. Put five points in benediction. Put five points in deflection. Do you want to tell you why the specs are like this? I just know that I got a parry, baby. Okay. But do you, do you want me to explain it? Or do you just want me to tell you?  I learned by experience. You just tell me what to do.  You'd be like Costa Mato. You just tell me right hook left hook and I'd do it. Okay. Pursuit of justice. That's right. I'm going to pursue that motherfucking justice. But wait, why am I taking that? Seal of command. Seal of command. Yep. Conviction. Okay. Full level it. Yes. Okay. So this is a personal choice of mine. Sure. Improved retribution aura. Okay. Two. Yeah. Two points and improved red aura. Oh yeah. Two-handed mastery. Come on. Say it. Three points and two-handed, uh, two-handed weapon spec. Oh. One point is sanctity aura. What? Okay. One point. Only one in improved judgment back up top. Okay. And then back down to vengeance. Vengeance is going to make you feel sick. But you're going to feel like a badass when, when your vengeance procs. And just send it on.  Next level, another point in vengeance. The level after that repentance. Oh, I just got a nightblade, baby. Nightblade is, wait, did you get one? Did you buy one or did someone hand it to you? Uh, I, I just found it. Oh, that's interesting. I wouldn't use that though. Why not? Too fast. Too fast. Yeah. Also, it's too high level for you right now. It's 39 required, but it's, uh, it's too fast. You want to use, uh, you want to use a slower weapon as a retpaladin. Okay. It fell off a truck. Oh, that's crazy. Let me see if I can find a slower two-handed weapon. Two-handed swords, right? That's, that's the, that's the sauce.  So it doesn't matter. It can be sword, mace, or axe as a dwarf. Sword of the Magistrate. Uh, let me take a look at it.  That's okay. That's not bad. Three-three. I mean, it's not good. Fiery war axe? Biowarex, I think is too fast. Yeah, it's two-nine. Too fast. So do this. Do this for me. Double click that level button. Yeah. And then, uh, I'm on delay a little bit. So. Okay, I got it. Uh, scroll over monsters axe, scroll over monsters war axe.  Three-two. No, no, three-two too fast. Yeah. Ideally, you want like, we're talking like three-six. Three-eight. Scroll over the thornstone. Oh, wait. Yeah. Look at that. Three-seven. But let me, let me see the, uh, the damage on that. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Thornstone too fast. Okay. Um. Two-handed swords. Go to swords again. Yeah. The axes were nice and slow. Head striker. Let's see that one. Whoa. Slow or fast. I mean. Why do we want it to be so slow? Do you want me to give you the, the, the, do you want to whip out the chalk board? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So you basically, you have a seal of command seal of command is your like primary damage ability with seal of command. It has a proc rate of seven ppm and seven ppm is seven procs per minute. So your proc chance for this is up is variable. Right. It goes up. One of you have a slower weapon speed. So do we like this monstrous war axe of the bear? Your seal of command DPS with that is going to be higher. But like, let's look at that top end damage 139. Look at, uh, look at, look at, look at the two-handed maces just to compare. Okay. Well, these are too, these are simply too fast. Uh, right. It's not good. The top end damage isn't much better either. So, uh, this bad boy, let me see. I have a little delay on your shim. So, oh, this one does less damage though. Yeah. But that's, that's beautiful. That, that the creep power 3.8 speed is just like, that's gorgeous. The damage is low on that one. Well, there's a level range button at the, the witch fury. No, that shit's fast. Well, no, there's a, there's a, so there's a level range dialogue box right above, I think that mace is the, I think that mace is the way. Uh, it might be, but, but put 39 in that level range. I went and searched the swords and the axes. It wasn't it and the maces. I think this is it. Okay.   Do you have the proper weapon skill?  Of course I do for 200 mace. I'm a dwarf. Yeah, but you need to, uh, I got to level it up. Yeah, but okay. Now the other thing I'm going to do, watch this. I'm just going to drag all my skills into the night and you're going to tell me how to build my bar. Oh, I think building your bar is a very like, that's like a very personal thing. That's my opinion, but I can, do you want me to tell you what I do?  I can help you with that. I just think it's a personal thing. I don't want to be personal. I want to be great. Okay. Who is she? Who is that slut? So you tell me what's good. Okay. So here's what I do in vanilla. Let's start at one. I put my auto attack at one cause a lot of times I cancel my auto attack with one. It's there. So two, I have seal of command rank one. So you see that thing where it says show all spell ranks at the top. Yep. Check that box. So you want seal of command one here and less mana. Yeah. So seal of command the proc on it does the same amount of damage no matter what rank you use. So you want to use rank one for just your auto attacks if you're not judging. Okay. Three I use go to protection and I do hammer of justice. Okay. Love that. Four I do seal of righteousness and holy. Okay. Five I do blessing of freedom and protection. What is it you do? Protection blessing of freedom. Oh so you can clear status affects when you're running. Yeah. Yeah. Nathan KB has died. Yeah. Oh no. In the guild. Yeah. The Frick. Why? 26. So I keep telling me six is my mount which you can leave open for now. That's crazy. You put your mount as six.   So these are just the order on my hot bar how it looks seven seven is consecrate which you don't have right now. Eight is holy light max rank holy light max range. Yeah the rank of five I think you have at your level. Okay. That's rank six. Sorry. No no go go over to to put two blank spots and then put holy light. No that's crazy. I'm not gonna put them out there. Well you'll you'll film you'll film in at higher levels. No no no let's just okay.  All right just keep keep going keep going. So next is purifying this gets replaced with cleanse at a higher level. Okay. Next is flash of light in holy. Okay. Next is blessing of sacrifice which you don't have yet. I don't think in protection. And then next is PPP trying to get what you don't have yet. Okay. So next bar. Do you have it in your mouth?  Well that's a very personal thing. That's for you to do in your own time naked. Next. So so what I do is I have shipped everything in my second bar shift whatever or its mouse buttons. Okay. I don't know actually how to set these. I was going to take a minute. And this is intimate. Yeah it kind of is. So you want to you want to deafen for a little bit and we'll tell you when we're done. You guys going to go to the Goldshire and talk about. Yeah. I might we're going to get on the chalkboard here. Go to go to Key Binds. This is actually it might take a minute. I mean this is good. You're down. Okay. If you're down if you're down I'm down. So is this action bar want action bar to yes it is. Okay. So now I set all these to the shift buttons right. So what mouse do you use what mouse do you have a Naga. Okay. So yeah set everything to shift shift whatever one two three four leave is normal five is are. No no I can't ask and I can't do that. Okay. That's insane. I'm that's insane. I mean do you want it. I simply can't do that. Are you sure. I said I said this is why I said your hot bar is a very personal thing. That's not just tell me what you put in those spaces. I got them set now. Okay but I never press five six seven eight nine ten. What. Yeah I don't press them. That's not that's crazy. That's what I was saying. That's nuts. That's how that's how you play the game. No I can't do that. My brain just will explode.  That guy who said will has a huge caught got timed out. I just can't do that. Will I so I think a bar needs you kind of got a warm into a bar like it's got to be you don't press past five. You think I just like my mouse. Okay. No but here's the thing.  Right. And it goes up to 12. Yeah so I'm Paladins despite what people think they don't play the game. They don't play the class insane amount of keybinds. I usually I usually run out of hot bars and I have to download an extra hot bar add-on for more buttons at max level. There's a lot of buttons. Yeah I might just click these things. I mean that's fine. There's no way I my brain can't think to press R. I mean you got to learn. You want to be a champion or not will you're going to have to read like all right. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. All right. What am I setting God damn it. Six is control C. What. Yeah. Control C. You want to be a champion or not. I'm a grand marshal scare of Lord one of the only people in the world who's ever been okay. I'm a gladiator two time season three season four. Okay. Okay. Okay. Control C. Control C. Control C. Well you're going to get killed in action. Seven seven is Z. I'm so dead.  We're going to Afghanistan now. Yeah. You're like how do I. This is why I said are you sure like six times and where you told me to do this. But now it's we've already started eight is G.  You're welcome nine is V. Oh just I mean we're just pressing anyway. We'll try and think of like a letter association with the spell at least. Yeah. Like V. I'm dyslexic. Okay. Listen listen like V is like very strong. No V. V is to cleanse right if you have a virus you hit V. Okay. You can see that that's how my brain works as fans. Yeah. G. Holy light. Holy light. Okay. So G is heal. Okay. Z. God thank God. Yeah. God. God heals. Z. Consegrate. Consegrate. So Z is your consecrate. You don't have it yet. So that's why it's not a button. Oh. Oh is every now 10 is F. For flash of light. Okay. Yeah. Flashlight like in the game. Mm hmm. Flashlight. 11 is till day. I don't I don't even know what that is. There's the button next to one on the left. You know that seasoning you put on pizza. Yeah.  Yeah. It is. It is. And that's why we use blessing of sacrifice. Conny sacrificed himself for our sins. Where is till day. It's to the left of one. I'll just do one dash 12 with you. I get people like you. I like you. No. God used to it. But why don't you do that. Why did you press shift? Two modifiers and that's 36 plenty. No. Oh God. No you don't. But there is shift till day is a is a command later. Oh no just normal till day. Okay. So 12 is control X. Yeah. Because control X that's your PVP trinket or you exit out of the control they have over you. You use your PVP trinket to get out of fears and stunts. Wait I'm never going to be using a PVP trinket. You will when you're under my training. Okay. Okay. So action bar two. I don't have one. No action bar two. So your your Naga that you use. Yeah. Do you have your numpad buttons bound to your pound pound pound bound to your number pad. What do you mean by that hit. Okay. Hit action bar button to open up your razor Naga synapse. I don't have that. You have the software that's installed program that comes with razor. I didn't download that. It's a you should because I'll help you optimize for I think I don't even think you have to download it. I think it's auto install that's that's predatory software and I'm not I'm not going to be held hostage. It just sounds like you don't know how to use it. Here go to your go to installs when you plug in the you I think I'm pretty sure it's installed with what do you what do you want from me. Oh look just go and change it. All right bill. Yeah this is how you do this. Okay. Can I actually I'm getting Oreos. I will be back. This is so unnatural and wrong. Dude isn't this funny. Do you feel like that.  Yeah. Bind quirks. Yeah like I refuse to use Q&E. Yeah I yeah I don't do that. Me personally I refuse. Yeah I don't do that either actually. I have my Q&E or strafe like I have all my all my controls all my movement is default like some people unbind the keyboard turn I just think it's done. I use Q&E to change my Spotify songs. That's why. Midcombat. Dude you're like running in your midcombat. You're like filming a montage thing. It's the most important thing. No true true actually actually true. People think keyboard turning is done right.  Yeah.  Okay there's a 400 pound bench press I can't do this. I have a question. Yeah. What if I do this. I was asking. Yeah. What if I do this. I was asking. Wait say it again. I'm looking at I just attached to the F keys there.  No no no no no no no those are your potions. Yeah. Right there. No no F 1 2 3 4 are potions or or they're or they're or they're your party members one of the others. Party members is also acceptable. But I usually say it depends on if you like your party members or not. If you don't then you're like F this guy. Oh whoops.  They freak these dudes. Wait what. Or if you use your potion he's like oh F boom.  Yeah it's I can. Yeah I officially don't have this thing. It's not on my computer. Oh okay. So download. You want me to download this. I mean do you want to do that. I asked you like eight times will do you want me to do this and you kept saying yes I want to be a champion. I didn't know that you're that you're out here. Oh look this is the main trick. That's what you have to do if you want to take it to the next level. Look ten G's in a different way. Will Neff are you are you Zach Wilson are you Aaron Rogers. That's my question. Who do you want to be. I think ten buttons is enough. I think beyond that that you are sorely mistaken. Why is this taking so long to download. It's because you know you know damn well why it's taking so long.  I have heard you complain about your internet far too much to not know this. Yes my internet is not. We need to understand the two things that are super necessary for Red Paladins to succeed. The first thing is charisma. Massive levels of risk are required. True. The second thing is autism. Red Paladins max at his levels to infinity and beyond. You know my homes of the goat. True. Oh my gosh level 39 paladins. Will's like Zach Wilson now. Oh no. What does that mean. Maybe we should just run a simpler offense coach. Hey if you want to run a simpler offense that's fine. If I'm if I'm if I'm Zach Wilson that makes you Rob Hackett.  Because we can we can look we can dump it down you know. And see that makes you Aaron Hernandez. Hey Aaron. He might have already been Aaron Hernandez for all we know we're still not sure. Yeah see him may have murdered several people. Would you say your favorite player is Aaron Hernandez. I know nothing about him. But if he's good.  He was good. Hey was good. Hey, there's a good Sorry, I cut him the mic twice my bad, but he was a murderer and very good That's what it took, huh? Great two birds one stone that will actually crash somebody said will stream crash that which would actually be hilarious He's gonna come back.  He didn't say don't restart Yeah, it happened to me today, and I said no don't restart. He probably just fast-clicked. Yes I've noticed this about well. He's a he's one of these. He's a next next next next next guy Yeah, yeah, yeah, he 100% probably just click next.  I Kept telling him that we don't have to do this and Then he said he and then and then even again. I was just recently. I was like, we don't have to do this He's like no, no, let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it.  Well, don't have to restart your computer. Well terrorist software They are in my data bank. I'm stress-eating now You don't have to restart your computer. So don't choose that option if oh razor synapse Log in sign up sign it again.   I I don't think thank you chatter for the great time And then How are you gonna hit six seven eight nine ten? With my other hand you put two hands on keyboard. What is it dark at your Camelot? Yeah, well, I'm I don't use my mouse at all what I'm fighting. No, no, no, no you use your mouse Yeah, like you have you have your right button held the whole time Why?  Come outside. Why you got a disc day?  No, no, this is a duel.  Yeah, but we're not playing PVP. Yeah, but but this matters for pv Experience full playbook on the day one start go Vikings skull and pve the mobs all move 100% like perfect Everything is like maximum Personally flew out to me like the most efficient you possibly can be he whipped me now.    Like you don't you don't round off a route, right? Like let's say you're running like an out route You don't round off a route.  That's like the best way I can describe it Okay, and keep in mind you have a fit you have a 8% move speed increase that I don't have So you can catch up to me But if we were moving at the same speed then I would just be like you wouldn't have a chance to catch up to me and And you're like, okay, it's not pvp. You're right.  No, I just sped up my turn keys Did you Yeah, like you're you're like a right on top of me now compared to before yeah And that's what you want to do. You want to stay on top of there So so now what happens is stand right here. Just just parallel to me So so when you hit A and D keyboard turn right, which is not as bad as people say it is I don't care what anybody says.  That's right. So will as a hunter. I'm always doing that I'm always racing and shooting.  Here's the next thing This is something that might The age before the heralds of this is more advanced radiant turned against us A time when there was still magic in the world. This is more advanced in the hearts of men But look at your swing timer became ours.  I don't have seal of command, but you can seal twist the righteousness what you do is you can go and you can have Righteousness active and you can have command active. This is like an advanced technique You see how you're on your main hand on your swing timer. It goes down all the way to zero and then There's a second of overlap. It's it's 400 milliseconds so you do and That specifically there's two-way twisting with command and righteousness Now I got it. It's not super good.  Wait. I'm actually hitting it, but but You can hit that and then you can hit a righteousness.  Oh Bang you see that you so you got forty two one seventy five and the two fifty two and it cranked So so that's like the big damn so that's what a seal twist is Pretty cool. Yeah Yeah, so I'm almost never using judgment, huh?  Yeah So so there's also even more advanced techniques you can do a seal twisting Specifically righteousness and command have have a two-way twist. This is a craziness Let me let me I'm gonna log off of this paladin and look at my look at my stream the power The real power the seal twisting comes From having like weapons that use weapons that have like like some kind of proc on them, right? So I'm gonna show you my thunder fury Please respond My thunder here. Yeah, well you got a thunder fury. Okay.  Yeah, so this isn't I think I'm gonna go I think I'm gonna go one through five shift in control and I think that'll be good for me keybinds are very very personal That's what I was saying earlier. This is like the most accomplished paladin in like the history of classic. Well, like this I think I'm gonna put F and G as my bubble and my Lay on hands because I use those in league all the time Yeah, so you know what another one that I usually do is I put B as Hearthstone because of that Yeah, that's another one that I do Usually I should use all my lead commands. There you go.  Okay, so look at my stream real quick. I want to show you this yeah, okay So this is a paladin with Pretty much every item in the game almost and then Grand Marshal Skruller. Oh my god. Yeah This is like this is this is a monster paladin. So this is a blue dragon flight elite level 56 So I'm gonna pull out my combat log So this is gonna be seal twisting with seal of righteousness and command and I'm gonna show you this is the where the real power of seal twisting comes from on Like what with the paladin with like this guy? Why do you have empty spaces on your bar? It's it's like keybind stuff and respect So anyway, this is like a level 56 elite, right? So this thing's pretty juiced now what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go with command and righteousness And I'm going to do the two-way twist So I've command up and typically commands not that good for for a thunder fury because it's really fast, right? But it can proc in that 300 nature damage blast This is the the value comes from the fact that that 300 nature damage blast can proc off of righteousness It can proc off of my white hit and it can proc off my command it can hit the three times Okay So I'm gonna heal up real quick with some kind of getting screwed up a little bit this guy's really strong So hardcore character No, this is my og So you can see it like you'll see multiple I got stunned there, but you'll see multiple three hundreds come up in a second because that's a twist and My streams muted But you probably have my stream muted, but I have a week.   Yeah, so now I'll go go here.  Yeah, I was fat the marriage That's that's where like the real value of the seal toast comes in might look at this my thunder fury proc did like 37% of my damage on that pole oh And it's good it's cuz I maximized it because of the seal command and the seal righteousness, right now I actually that can't be right. I think it's bug worse is only up on proc, but That's how you maximize it now the thunder if you're on a paladin is is just God dear dude chat I miss it man. I do I do miss this like oh gee.  What is this dick? You got it? You think you got it? You gotta figure it out. I'm good, bro. I'm good good. All right sick. Am I gonna make a guild? I'm gonna bring back crusade. I'm gonna bring back crusade crusades I'm not even bring back crusade is still active, but I'm gonna bring crusade to season discovery


Welcome traders to another tick mill wave analysis session with me Patrick Maloney. We want to take a look at natural gas here, obviously being on a terran lake, but we can track a five wave sequence here, a potential five wave sequence developing, so we have wave one and two low. We're now in this wave three parabolic move and we're coming into a technical area where wave three extensions often terminates and that's three six one extension, three six one eight extension, sorry, of the wave two structure and we've also got projected pitch for resistance coming in at just above there six sixty one, six forty nine, so watch the bearish reversal patterns here, short positions to then play for a wave four correction back into the prior resistance at five sixty eight before we look for that fifth wave extension to the upside. As always traders plan the trade, trade the plan and most importantly manage your risk. Until next time, thanks very much.


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