Welcome back to another episode of Joe Brass's World Alive! Wow it has been a hot second. It feels like a long long time ago Since we made an episode about this game, but we are back. Why? Well, there's been a couple of new things I feel like I say the same things that I'm really doing. Oh, it's been a hot second. Oh, it's been updates. Yes Now normally with season passes the final of rewards or would you want to call this idea? It's a season pass as well. They may call something fire pass as a season pass Now they normally put skins at the bottom of these packs They're like for a reward and of course on the left side is the pay-to-wall, you know pay-to-win wall But at the bottom of this one actually isn't anything of Particular I don't know need or want really as far as skins goes because I don't think there's any skins in this at all If you're gonna spend money on this game Which is completely up to you. I highly suggest that this be the way you do it I don't suggest that you play or pay money at all for the game I know it's very hypocritical of me to say Because this game is pay-to-win basically and you fight against you know PvP real people So for me to do it and then for me to say don't do it is very hypocritical as I was like you lose I win Like I said, I'm in a weird unique position where like I kind of need to showcase things and best way to do it is Unfortunately to spend money. I read a very it was a story about a a Father who had his his kid put in a dinosaur in an incubator with just a world the game and He had to wait like a week to get it and it apparently saved up his pocket money to buy this dinosaur You know even though he paid to get the dinosaur You'd have to wait a week to get it unless you pay even more money to unlock it and it just kind of It rub me the wrong way And it sort of it woke me up from what Jurassic World alive and Jurassic World the game Have become and that is if you don't pay money you ain't gonna get anything Maybe I'll do a video of talking about this more in detail and just airing out my thoughts Just because I want it out there Especially when I play other games that have they they kind of have pay-to-wins But at the same time I haven't put a single penny into them, and I'm enjoying it Whereas this game. I honestly feel like I can't enjoy it at the stage I'm at the level I'm at because you know I I haven't I hadn't been spending money on this game for so long but I never ever increased in my my Standing when it came to PvP. I was always just below New blush rules basically new blush rules you spent money. That's what it feels like There's a pyro raptor we may as well doubt this then a This is one of the things I was I was hoping was about to change because I made the video where I had spent money on Rexy, and I was thinking well if I you know if I spend money on this thing and then They all of a sudden make it rubbish then I can be like well You you just scam people out of money because you've changed the product From what people have bought you know right like that's false advertising when you you promote is this thing It's really good at the moment, and then it gets changed. It's like how how much is that? Legally enforceable anyway I was wondering if the meta had changed at all because it has been a while is why we're talking about the whole pay-to-win thing So when I'm ready to board and to my surprise I Dgt hello I You know the person who spent like I don't know apparently everyone had told me they'd spent thousands They're gone. I can't see them. They are Completely gone either they have I don't know the meta has changed so much or they're not playing anymore But they're not even in they were always in like the top 10 minimum something like that But now the game has just completely changed to a point already I assume either way that it was always a stunning. They were level one. They were rank one They were the best now saying that there's a big difference between rank one two and three There's a lot move majority of things after that stay within six thousand, but there's huge differences So if we look at you know the the top one and this guy now How many of these creatures in their roster are new well the the new indola can is new The Prana Valkyrie is relatively new, but not so much German Eidus. That's new this thing as well The Anconyx is new this also the power prior X is whatever. It's called is also new Pretty much everything here is brand new Relatively new and only one thing has been in it for a while. That is the imperative sutures now I'm you know, maybe there is different ways of playing the game and therefore you're able to Use dinosaurs in whichever way you see fit. It just seems like some are better than others now Maybe that's just one person. No, it ain't because if we go in this one You've got basically the same kind of things all new dinosaurs except for this one the Octodist is that that one how about rank number three? Well, you're some familiar one some not so basically you can go through most of these You know accounts and you will find Probably half the team if not more that are all new creatures It's getting beyond a joke now because every time a new thing is put in it just pushes all of these Like if we have a look at these how many of these do you actually see in battles? And when is the last time you saw Hadrosaur looks Gorgotra bex? I mean Anglosaur looks pops in occasionally Model rhinos never used Draco the birds never used Skrubber 6 gen 3 is never used. What doesn't help this I mean, this is like a writing video. I guess we will actually Unlock some things or at least so who let's unlock is it panthera? Yes, there it is the panthera which is not made from the Panthera new thing, which is basically that they're rexies like there's only two dinosaurs They've been put in this game that are legendaries that are on hybrids and rexies one of them Also, this panthera thing is also another one and we may as well level up the Sun Gascorpius because why not I got plenty of coin and It's gonna help. I hope maybe this game is five years old Technically, it's full, but you know in 2023 because it came out in 2018 and It has changed a lot. It has changed for the better Some yet some might say it might change for the worse some others would say But generally the quality of the games decent But you know you've got all this pay-to-win and then also I was just you know I'm used to now just swapping through multiple app games, you know and not having a problem for some other reason Just where live takes so long to open. I don't think that's just me I see people reporting loads of issues as well and not only that But we've got this glitch in the game now where dinosaurs just they disappear. No reason It's just a bug.  This wasn't a problem before also, I think we can probably find the new hybrid as well To show that it also has this anything that has certain effects on to it is now white Don't know why either also whenever a dinosaur has an effect to happen to it. It goes completely white It's just like and not only that but when I mean I was I was in my apartment I was playing my you know, I was just I was connected to the Wi-Fi You know, it's like frickin super fast Bougie bus anything I've ever had and all of a sudden when I was doing PvP of the tournaments The game just decided like oh, we're just gonna stop responding Luckily I was already losing so it didn't really bother me too much But like everything was fine and then all of a sudden the timer just ticked down went to zero And then just nothing happened like his turn didn't happen. My turn didn't happen and I was like sweet cool There there's just glitches in this game, but like why You've had four frickin years to iron these up Obviously it's something that was added and then it caused like an effect and like a domino effect And then some other things stop working and that's what happens, but What I'm going to do. Oh, I'm actually gonna unlock this This is the new thing that's coming out in the tournament for the alliances and a lot of people have used it However, you know, this wasn't in the last update. It was in the update before that which means that you know It's probably not as good as it was when it was first released. Let's be honest. That's how these things go You know Jam City, Lydia, whatever. They're not gonna release a The tournament to collect DNA for a dinosaur that is really good Oh, and maybe they're gonna do the same with this one. I've actually got quite a few like pops I could do with this. Ah, son. I don't need Argentabers DNA for anything else sweet I got like barely 20 per pop there as an average and we can get it up to level 20 What? Lovely. Oh, I'm a mess. I know Lydia or for our Jam City. Whatever. I'm gonna say frontier there Oh, they would hate to be associated with this But they there's two now and it basically is twice as much Saying that I guess, you know, if it is twice as much you do get more than twice as much rewards So that is a plus and this is all on top of the extra stuff that you unlock during the season pass So, you know, I have spent money on the game But I think the only time now I'm gonna spend money in the game is for the season pass Which it's basically like a subscription because once a month this thing happens every month So 12 payments of 35 pound Which is ridiculous. Hey, ho we like to live with regrets here So we'll be right back. Don't even get a skin with it. It'd be really good if I got a skin with it But no one time they don't death. We got fire cool, I Mean, I guess like when you're doing really well, you could put the fire remote I suppose also Some of the skins are good Not so good and actually you can even see skins that haven't been released yet So we almost unlocked that the prior X's a book. I we basically got it some extra DNA for the Imperatus teachers now There is rumors Circling the web that Jam City more drastic world alive is actually Maybe let me this rumors speculate here. Say it's not real. Don't hold me accountable Lydia gem city that they're going to increase the level cap of all dinosaurs to level 40 When I first heard this I thought preposterous they're not going to do something as Ridiculous as that because that would mean that everything everybody's already got You know in the fact that every time a dinosaur increases in level it needs more and more DNA two things I think Lead credence to those theories The first one is if we look at Jurassic World of the game the top level is level 40 Hmm would make sense if they were both level 40 in both games Second thing when you unlock an apex dinosaur in this game. It's like level 24 already or it's like level 26 It's something ridiculous. I'll have to have a look. I think unique is level 21 and Yeah, it's level 26 So it's only four levels of upgrading it to max which you know is great because it's an apex but at the same time Something about that just feels like if they increase the level 40 It would make sense because then it takes even longer to get it But then also it's not as much DNA and you know, it's level 26 Why not just you know when you unlock it's level 30 already?  I don't want her to do that Like I pay money. I don't think anyone else should really have to I don't I shouldn't have to pay But nobody should have to pay money, but in order to have cool dinosaurs Nobody should have to pay money and in the end we ended up both playing Pokemon go and I do not regret that decision Unfortunately because it's loads of fun through what you're gonna do, but it's just a shame that that's what this game is I can't suggest it to anybody. There's no there's nothing else. There's not no I don't I can do to that It's just like that's it in it. I know in Jurassic World the game. They've added something in order for you This would be great if there was here, but we're just gonna have to slowly collect them So we'll speed right through There we go Okay, we should be able to unlock that unique creature and the thing is you know I do like playing this game to an extent our reliance is doing really good at the moment We have like a level 20 sanctuary that's being shared You know, we're getting that active members more in now There's a lot of things that are improving, but at the same time I just and you know, there's there's love and effort that's went into this game Is what I can't deny it like look at the quality of this I Mean nothing's a blum and abomination, but you know time it ever went in to make it No, I don't it's this this thing the octodist is whatever that is we need level 20 red Oh, I did want to have a look at skin So these are all the skins that I have at the moment, but there are Loads that haven't been released yet. You got the fire break. I don't think that's been released drift Which hasn't haze which looks really cool. I don't know has Roth. Yes, Roth has been released fiend I think has been released serious has been released The pagan has been released as like a separate thing don't know if harpy has a jet, which is interesting Exile has also been really says coming soon, but exile was like the Halloween one But I mean it cost like I think it was real money or books and I was just like I think it was real money Otherwise I would have spent I would have put books in because I've got books and also drew it is came out Envy I didn't get a frost. I also didn't get because I think that was a past spawn I don't think has released yet something like exile as in the endonemies hybrid Look so boring and naff. Yeah, it's something for like haze with that You know Draco, whatever you want to call it flyer looks really cool frost as well for the bear looks really cool However jet doesn't look very good at all But it's nice to see that they're there would be interesting to see if they gave them like extra perks a bit Like they've done with hungry dragon So like the Emperor skin on Mortem Rex gives an extra 10% crit chance And it would be more like pay to win when we really in this game do not need more pay to win Let's be honest so with that being said how about we do some battles and see if I could actually win anything Hey, let's see if we can get any of these glitches on the go shall we? Yes, hopefully not the one that like oh interesting. Okay imperative suit. There's put you in So if anything like I think it's armor. Yeah, this guy this guy has a big issue with it You might might even just switch out. No, okay. Am I gonna go white? Don't turn me white, please But fair enough fair enough, I think is it any sort of staff it must be any no Damage over time. Oh, oh, I'm back to normal. Hmm. Okay, so he's gonna bleed out Increase the armor. That's the one. That's why I always see Gemini does whatever it's called You know, it's the Gemini this hybrid that one. So what are you going to I mean you could switch out? Wouldn't be too bad. I mean you take a hit from me. Oh, okay Actually that that that that was quite bad I mean was there a chance of him not being able to oh, no, no that was deliberate He decided to forego ago and just do damage to me Doesn't make any sense at all Did he forget you could have at least hurt me, but all you've done now.  Yeah, I see That's where you want to go on a crit as well. Jesus All right, fair enough. Well now you die, you know, that was a level twenty seven twenty seven thirty seven Gemini does Whatever is called Gemini and Titan. I think it's Gemini Titan. I don't know. Alogris. Oh, I think this guy's pretty decent Especially with those boosts. So definitely will be a delay of one and no delay on the alert peck interesting Oh, and it's oh, I resisted Oh, but it gets a crit. Oh, I've gone. I've vanished. There you go There's another glitch if there's an attack that focuses on a dinosaur and they kill it that's what happened So actually what's good against this Trying to valkyrie It can hit everything but that is a lot of health four thousand eight hundred is a lot of health Could bleed it It's actually faster than me, which is very interesting how much damage can this thing do five thousand four hundred Good God 50% creature. Oh, we got very look. I think we still would have died though So we increase our speed ha ha that's what we want. Yes Okay, this is Raking is So I don't think anything has a priority and it me it probably needs to switch out now I would assume are you gonna switch again? Oh, he's trying to switch again So what could kill me here is paratops paratops comes in it will break my shield and kill me Although I do have cloak. Oh, it's his own Toronto valkyrie Roses strike.  Okay, so He doesn't have any priority I've got a big hit and I have I know I haven't increased my back He's increased his attack for two turns. It's a long time for a swapping the only dinosaur that had though future and Was the Majunga source, but then it was like Majunga source. So no one really cared Could swap out or I could follow it off It's following it off a good idea. I'll follow it off. Why not? Sure. Let's go publish Thank you. I what I could have done is swapped out put the Draco in and then chances are that I Would survive and then I would cleanse I don't know but either way Yeah, I mean it's gonna be a lot of damage and he's still got his attack increase Now I definitely don't want to put in my comp.  Oh Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no, this is not good. No, no, no, no To say oh no, that's bad. That's very bad for me Coming it wasn't ready Well, oh, yeah, because I do something.  Well done. Well plays GG. Yeah, there it is There's nothing I could do He's got a lot of attack Never mind never mind maybe there's a chance Now I do get my speed increase, but he's a 210 right, okay Ten's what he has now. I thought I was gonna die from that. I ain't dead.  Because if you swap you're dead, but if you've got something else This could be interesting.  It's the death roll. Am I speed reduced? I think I might be Oh This not so bad. Okay, so even if even if he stuns me here, which he will do I should survive But I can't swap out Yeah, he's definitely one There's nothing I could do unless I could like heal, but that's not gonna help him Well played, you know what that was a lot closer than I thought it was going to be He locked me in with his Imperator sutures with a similar team two out of a dinosaur We're exactly the same both of the imperator sutures and both had Trino Valkyrie But yeah, well done well done a close game a very close game Yeah, I mean I mean that is just plain this game Right, what do we have? Oh god Okay, okay, do we start with the comms or after like right away, but if they have the Gemini this thing Safe as bed is probably you even though you're not really great against anything Perfect now do we go for the heel and do some damage or do we just swap out right away? Because he'll go for his biggest it won't do 3000 damage and then start it. So we may as well Do this because I think We should be all right He's gonna get his cloak He probably could have went for his card if I was him I would have just went for it knowing that I was gonna switch I Think maybe that's how most people play in the name. He's now in the name. He's okay I just have to double check because I mean I'm used to calling all the dinosaurs name So I thought you know, I'll do you guys assault. I'll make sure if I am doing yeah I thought oh and actually went through that was Not what I was expecting So what a lot of Players do at this point or what I would do is I've got my cloak Yep, and then I'll swap out because I at least then I've got less chance of taking down It's it's orangey, but if I swapped out right away, I'd be taking a huge hit So at least this way you're gonna take this hit It didn't go through and then you're gonna be taking another hit so reduces attack You can't reduce my attack and he can't reduce my speed So I mean even though there's a new meta sort of coming in and maybe they'll be common saying actually new meta is not so good Or you know, you could use all these other dinosaurs, which is probably true We could actually go for So let's go for always swapping right. Let's see. Let's see how this goes. It's gonna be interesting So I think he saved saved on because I would have done 3800 and in total I only did about 2200 maybe just under oh Okay, okay invincible heal I mean I can't swap out. I'm definitely getting out of here Yeah, I mean I'm putting into the Sun Giscorpion which I don't think really helps because I think this one targets all Just two thousand so Luckily nothing happens.  I look a seratops. That's ankyloseratops Although nothing about that sounds like it would fly Dragons fly Interesting see from the other perspective Right, so I resisted so now what about stun? I don't think it resins the stuns to go to 50% Okay, so now he's got two attacks. He can do Hmm, let's see good luck. Oh, no, is he hunkering down? Is he ready? He's like all right good luck. I'm I've got my thing plugged in and everything. Let's go This is all my guns come on these times we need a fast forward isn't it I can feel it Right do we cleanse ourselves now or do we we try and stun him? He's faster how much faster hundred thirty interesting than they actually put that on oh He put a fair amount like five Seven nine he put four speed boosts on his Draco, which is Kind of crazy when you think about it. So now he's going to be able to heal Because he's done him in spelt he's done a stun and now we can heal himself This will be interesting it might be a slow burner, but I may be able to kill him Oh God no he okay. He healed all of his health. So it's it's gonna be a case of me hitting him now Not getting the stun kind of know what I wanted Now he's gonna go from invincible. Okay, so pretty much if no one gets stunned Which is the chance of that happening for a while.  Oh He's rage quit. Oh Oh He saw that he was just slowly gonna lose health while I was recovering There's gotta be a way right for him to recover to tell you just need to rethink it a little bit. I'm pretty sure Okay, so we were on a nil nil and the guy rage quit How How did you do that? They said it couldn't be done But it's a three nil victory for and close our tops. Well done. Can we just give another one another one well done Well, that was beautiful. Thank you, Jeff. All right. Let's go. I'm ready. I'm ready this time I'm gonna win and it's it's like an okay team I put that one in I'll put the Demetrodon TV. Wait a minute. This is the same person This might be the same person German items. Oh, I love German items against me in this.  You're gonna give me a lot of health. You might even kill me. You are level 30 and Depending on if this is like a crit or something. Oh, maybe I've survived. I've survived. That's good. Okay So he cleanses. He's not below half health. It's actually really good for me Because now he doesn't have a priority and if he swaps out Oh, you're swapping okay, he's gonna go for the other passive. Oh, you buggy. No, oh I swap prevented him. Oh, that's actually really good.  I Should get a chunk of health from this now because my last one should be active and this one's now active So I should be getting like three thousand help or something from this How much is it a survey says? Oh, it's three thousand. I was right, but that's not so good because this does 4,000 Okay, okay Nothing is good against this really I'll put in rexie. I suppose like I know it's coming There's nothing I can slow down So I guess that Actually, I don't get locked in. Oh We've got a crit as well. Wow. Okay. So what's the cooldown for this? It's three. Okay, so rexie. Thank you On behalf of all of us at the game beaver. Thank you for taking that hit and now Now we've killed his right because two two turns He's dead. He can't swap out. He's he might even just go for nullifying here expecting me to go for a priority You might oh you didn't okay well done But even then so he can't escape now because I don't there's any Yeah, so he's done. He's done. That's it.  Come on Now I mean what we may as well discover priority just so he doesn't get to nullify anything I think it's all gonna wear off anyway. Oh, no, I keep my speed. I keep my speed. So that's okay Yep, so we're still 164 speed which I think out speeds most things That even have boosts on them Right. Okay. What what are they doing? What are they thinking? What are you gonna do? That's right You can't we're gonna 3-0 win except for legit this time. Heck yeah, okay, so I mean, what could you do here? I could I could go for rampage and run and I Don't I can't get out. Ah, that's thing though, isn't it? Ah So that was way what oh really really? Oh Okay, I was no I was spending to go for his like a slowing move and bleed, but okay I guess I'll Think at least I got a dodge from that. I don't think I reduce No crit again comes after has a high crib a 30% So we reduce his attack. I shouldn't die from yes, okay Okay, this is good. This is good. I can't reduce my speed and now that was a terrible play for me I don't know why you did that you could you should have went for that one first and then stunned and that way I would have just been taking bleed damage like now, but no you did What are you doing? Yeah big goofball? Ah Yeah, okay, so we lose three we win two and you know the last one was a three-nil victory and a legit three You know what I'll take I'll take it anyway guys leave in the comments if you've made it all the way to the end Am I right with my grievances with dross world alive? I'm very curious to see what the rest of the fan base things because I don't think I'm alone and Nobody wants to pay to play this game. We've already paid enough and like I don't know I don't anyway if there is always new things come to the game and there always are because it's that cash cow I really feel of course we'll still be playing this game But I just wish they would just change quick a few little practices less money hungry We'll be really nice, but anyway if you enjoyed the video guys Leave a like and as well before you go link in the description down below You can get free bucks in the game by clicking on that and then on the device Which you play the game on so if you're watching this on your phone and you played on your phone the game That is click it it'll open the game, and you'll get your freeing game reward I always forget to promote that thing very good, and it stops you having to spend money at least a little bit I know right it's like it's a penny basic bits It drops in an ocean, but at least every little helps when you tell that anyway, I'll see you later Bye bugger off see you there bye


Welcome to JSATV, the newsroom for tech and telecom professionals. I'm Jamie Skado-Katayev, JSA here at ITW 2019 in Atlanta, first time here and it's an exciting one. I'm joined by industry thought leader, Phil Lawson-Chanks, Chief Development Officer of Aligned Energy. Phil, thanks for coming here and being on JSATV. You're welcome. This is great to be here. Thank you. We are so honored and as we talk, Aligned Energy, Data Centers, there is certainly a movement for data center infrastructure and operations to really evolve, support the needs of today's hyperscalers. You, of course, leading the way. Can you tell us a little bit about what are these needs, what's driving these needs for more adaptable, intelligent infrastructure? Certainly. So, for years we've been talking about always on connected environment. We're here now. We authenticate our platforms all day long. We use the cloud almost every moment of the day in some way, shape or form. We always have a device in our hands. The companies that provide those services need to have many, many more platforms closer and everywhere and those platforms getting larger and larger and larger. Chips are changing at an exponential rate. So, that drives change and the platforms change, drives change in the servers and the technologies. They're getting smaller, more compact, they're getting hotter, faster and those platform companies are looking to deploy more of those platforms everywhere. So, it's made a sea change in how data centers have to be designed. We can't design buildings as we used to to give seven kilowatts a cabinet anymore. We're looking at 50 kilowatts a cabinet and scaling beyond that and having the ability for our customers just to grow as they need to rather than have to strand capital and then move on. Yeah, we certainly can't use yesterday's solutions for today's problems. And one of them is heat, right? These data center environments grow hotter. Like you said, how is aligned addressing this? Oh, great question. And that's the core of the platform that we have. A few years back, the founders wanted to create the most environmentally friendly data center business on the planet. So, they invented a brand new cooling technology which we've adapted over time. We have that manufactured now under contract by a large scale manufacturer. But that gives us the ability to radically change the cooling profile. If you think of most data centers, they use traditional cracks or cores. These are large, large green boxes. You know, they're 12 foot long, nine foot tall, four foot wide. And if you design it perfectly, you can probably get about 100 kilowatts of heat cooling from one of those devices. We've compressed the technology on a four foot cube. We can get 117 kilowatts. We stack that three high, seven wide. It gives us the ability to go way beyond what's traditional. I love that. I love that. And of course, that leads to milestone after milestone for you guys with this great new technology and improving upon the way we do things. So, what milestones have you achieved in this past year? And how will these help keep your company moving forward? Oh, so we've just started a topping off ceremony of a new building in Ashburn. It took us 45 days from dirt to get to that point. Another 45 days we'll have a first 12 megawatts commissioned. Radically different. We've changed our supply chain. We have a fantastic set of suppliers and builders. So everything's about speed to market. But not only that, all the hyperscalers are looking to be environmentally friendly. So the technology we have, we use sustainable materials, very different materials, FRP where we can in place of steel. The cooling that we have uses 80% less energy, 85% less water. So everything we're doing is about designing for the future, designing the way things should be designed in the first place. This is amazing. I haven't heard of such speed to market and such attention to sustainability, which is just amazing to hear. Definitely a long time coming and I'm excited that you guys are taking the forefront here. What's the next three to five years look like for you? So we have four locations in North America. Our plan is to have another four dots on the map every year, building for the hyperscale community, the big platform community, where they need it, as they need it. Again, having the speed to market, our attention to detail, focusing on what should be built, how it should be built, you'll see more of us. Just keep chained. Aligned energy, clearly a logo to watch. They are on the move. Thank you so much, Phil, for joining us and thank you viewers for tuning in here to JSA TV at ITW. Happy networking.


Welcome back to my channel today's video was requested by one of my subscribers if you watched me surprising my boyfriend right before his birthday I did prepare a roast for him and my subscriber I put the name on the screen now asked me to show how I cooked and prepared the roast so I love cooking this meal so I decided why not to just you know record it and let everyone see it I really hope you guys enjoy don't forget to like this video comment and subscribe I just wanted to pop in really quickly because I didn't record an intro for this so let's just get right into it so I did have this marinating overnight and I just poured the remainder of sauce into the pan as you can see I already coated the first side off camera and then I just flipped it over and now I'm about to do the other side right here I just wanted to show you a close-up of the roast after I took it out the bag when it was marinating it looks really good really juicy this roast sucked up all of that juice really really good and I can already see that it's really really soft and tender already so all I'm using is all-purpose flour I'm using a measuring spoon just so I don't get my hands too messy but I mean I'm really not measuring anything I'm just trying to coat the whole roast and I'm just going to spread it with the knife just because again I'm not trying to get my hands too messy because I am recording and the reason to coat your roast in all-purpose flour is because we are going to put it on top of the stove to actually brown both sides browning both sides just kind of speeds up the process in the oven this does take about three hours maybe three hours and 30 minutes in the oven I don't really like to do the crock-pot because it takes extremely too long like a six hours so cut it in half by already browning the roast and then putting it you know just in the oven is the way I like to do it and it's really faster for me don't mind my son printing the back as you can see literally every time I start cooking he's right there in the living room watching me because he knows he's not allowed in the kitchen trying to give me sad puppy eyes to give him food once your roast is all coated with flour put it on top of the stove in a big enough skillet and they've been going to start letting it brown I do have mine going over medium medium to high heat at first and don't forget to preheat your oven at 400 degrees I think I'm going to show that in the clip right now and yeah 400 degrees and I'm just going to be checking the roast kind of to see if it's brown enough to my liking you don't want it burnt but you don't want it like too light just the perfect golden brown don't forget to subscribe and turn on the post notifications for more videos so I'm going to flip it over and that's a brown enough for me it's already really soft and really really tender I think I want to get poking in the little bit as you can see and it's just staining it has the house smelling good my mom walking and was like what is that smell like the roast ain't even cooking in the oven yet and it's already smelling up the house but yeah just let the other side brown and once that brown we're going to put it into the pan so I got this pan from Dollar Tree honey I did buy two for like $5 but I'm like holopsis let me go to Dollar Tree because I know they gotta have a pen so I returned my pens to Walmart and got this for a dollar place your roast in the pan and the sauce that already have in there is the liquid from the marination that I did overnight and I just threw that on in there and what I put in my marination was just my favorite seasonings I put beef broth and a little bit of teriyaki sauce I am showing the calories because you know some people like to know how many calories you can use chicken broth for this but I like to use beef broth make sure you shake it really really good if you've ever used beef broth before you know it is essential to shake that up before you actually use it and I like to add a cup of water into my beef broth starting out just because I feel like when I just use beef broth it kind of is the taste is kind of a little bit overbearing to me I don't know how to explain it but yeah I do add in water with it and I continue to add in water and beef broth you'll see the entire time of course we add in veggies and everything because it's going to start raising up after putting your roast in the oven I do like to set a timer to three hours and after the first hour is up you are going to just flip your roast over and you can add in a little bit more beef broth or water if need be but I didn't need to add anything so I just flip it over after the first hour has went by and when it's coming up on the second hour I do like to go ahead and start chopping up my veggies so I only like to use potatoes, carrots and sometimes celery and onions this time I only had potatoes and carrots and onions I didn't have any celery to put in and before you say it I already know that I used to cut her the wrong way I did show the correct way to use it but it takes me so much longer to cut potatoes that way so I just use it the way I know how and I do like to use the organic baby carrots and then just cut them up not into two small pieces because I don't eat carrots so I like to actually point out the carrots you know inside of the roast and like I don't try to pick them out so this is after the second hour has passed you are going to flip the roast over again and then after the second hour when it's coming up on the third hour I do like to go ahead and put the veggies in right here I am just showing I used the onion I didn't put too much onion you can kind of do it to your taste buds I don't really like a lot of onion but I put a couple pieces in and also with the veggies I do like to season the veggies separately and I just put some of my favorite seasonings in with it and then just mix it around and I also put the veggies inside the refrigerator until it's close to almost the third hour so like 30 minutes before three hours it's up is when I put the veggies in because the veggies really only take about 15 to 20 minutes to get really soft so I do put them in about 30 minutes before the three hours is up so season it really good and like I said I stored into the refrigerator then when it's time to put the veggies in I kind of well I'm holding the camera I usually use the spoon and put them in because the beef broth will splash up at me and then I add a little bit more beef broth and I add a little bit more water just to cover the top of the roast and you know because the veggies makes the um broth rise up now bay leaves are very very important in roast and like beef stew so I used two because they were fairly kind of small and the first one was kind of like torn off but this will make it taste extremely good I forgot to record this step but I do mix in the juice from this the beef broth and I mix in flour they kind of get this um roast a little bit more thicker so this is before putting that in I didn't get a clip of putting it in but you do mix the beef broth and the flour and just pour it in to get the roast thicker I didn't get a chance to take a picture of the roast after it was done because I left to go catch a bath and bodywork sale but these are just videos of my previous roast that I cooked within the past year so I do hope you enjoyed this video don't forget to like this video comment and subscribe it really does help me out and comment any other video videos that you would like for me to do bye


Hello, there it is Monday, July 13th, 2020. My name is Ko Im. I'm the community editor and podcast co-host here at Adweek. And you're tuned in to another episode of Adweek Together, our weekly live series covering the future of something, right? So the future of culture is our topic today. But before we get to our special guests, we want to remind you to sign up for an Adweek subscription to get unlimited access to our essential content and resources. You can learn more at abweek.com slash offer. Today we have from team Epiphany, the managing partners, Coltrane Curtis and Lisa Chu. Hi, guys. Hi. I'm Coltrane. That's Lisa. We could end that. So we are going to first get into who you are and what you do. Wow, you want to start? Well, first we're married. And I started in agency 15 years ago, 16 years ago. But I work for her. So I'm allowed her to start first. So Coltrane started the agency 15, 16 years ago. And as most agencies are, they lie their way to winning the business. And then he doesn't want to do the work. So we were dating at the time. And he was like, hey, wouldn't you want to come to work here and do this work? I was like, I don't know about this. But yeah, that's kind of how we started the business with this guy, George Petita, who helped us out at the time. And they really looked out for us. We were small agencies, poor people sitting around the conference table, one phone, one ethernet cord making it work. And here we are. Yeah, I mean, I think it's a story of just good old American muscle, where you kind of like build something. You become good at it. And you hope that your skill set allows you to kind of earn new opportunities. I think what was really interesting, Lisa really talked about it, but it was like, we were able to barter offer space with bigger agencies, kind of like selling cultural currency to them and in bartering space. And so for the first seven, eight years of our business, literally that relationship happened. And so what we were able to do was really understand that the cost of business is what puts you out of business and being able to mitigate against kind of like those overhead costs and then also being able to give home to some of our creative friends in New York City, knowing the fact that they were either leaving a job or looking for a space to kind of like a creative space. So this is kind of like, we work, right? And we kind of created this kind of like oasis of creativity and safeness in New York City. And the business has grown to be about 30 million size, about 80 employees, New York, LA, and you're looking at the only two owners, right? And so we did it the old school way, right? Like we earned it, right? So yeah. And two people of color, right? Managing this company, like you said, you've grown and survived and hopefully thrived, right? Throughout the years, you have a very diverse makeup in your workforce. I wanna get a little bit deeper into that cultural currency that you're talking about. You had a specific kind of mission and outlook and perspective when you started. And it feels like now, you know, do you feel like you're more valued for the perspective that you bring and then what you do to try to enlighten people, disrupt how things are being done? Yeah, we'll go first real quick. So I'll go. So the first thing is my dad ran an agency for 25 years. We have two kids, Count and Ellington, they're two and eight. And I grew up on my dad's agency and I also knew that that was one of the things that helped create who I am. And so our kids are gonna grow up in our agency. And so I think when you build something, you know, whose goals are a little bit different than a P&L, we wanna create an environment that's not only, you know, influences everything that we do and the work that we do, but also an environment that our kids will actually grow up in. And being of, you know, multicultural descent, she and I both, it was just very important for us to put those different personalities and those different interests and those people who are driving culture in one space to kind of create work. And so for us, we've always been diverse. We don't know how not to be, you know, we're a reflection of our culture and our community. But it was just something that was very important to us from a early age. What do you think? Yeah, I feel like often, especially with big companies, they always make you feel a lot of questions there. When you first win the business, like, what do you do to incorporate diversity into your company? How diverse are you? Like, what are the percentages? What's the breakdown? And my answer is really simply, we don't need to try, we don't have a program. We are who we are, we've always been this way. We've always hired people because they do great work, but we've always hired people that we can relate to, that can relate to our work. It's hard to interact with people who don't get it. And we've tried that before, you know, trial and error a lot over the last 16 years.   It's very personal, we take it very seriously, but we also really care about the people. They're not just like a number. We generally care about every baby that's born, every large that happens, every family situation that someone needs to step out for. Like you don't take it as like, oh, okay, we've got persons disposable just because they're not available. And diversity and thought is also just influences all of our pieces of business, right? Like so, you know, when you say bring your whole self to work, like I don't want somebody living like a lie during the middle of the week and living it up on the weekend. I want them to bring their whole self because what their interests are actually influences all of the work that we do. Like, you know, you think about running an agency for 15 years, like I started when I was 30, right? You know, like what I look like at 30, you know, is different, what I look like at 30 is a lot different, right? But like the reality is it's like, it keeps us youthful, it keeps us sharp, it keeps us on not what's happening now but what's happening next. And it's our job to give our clients, you know, a glimpse into the future, not something that they would necessarily read in the times, right? Like if we're reporting the news, then read the news, right? It's for us to kind of predict what the news is going to be writing about and then how can we kind of like take that and then create kind of like branded programs because of that insight.  That's just a joke. But I want to add a little bit of that. So, you know, like- A lot of hair. A lot of hair. You know, I think you now have a lot of case studies to show what having, you know, a culture of diversity and a commitment to diversity, it's just like an unspoken accepted rule or base. For example, I want to bring up recently, you know, you worked on with HBO for Insecure's season four, a block party. And I wouldn't think that unless, you know, you maybe were a super fan of the show and part of the community that you might've come up with idea and executed it in specific ways. How does this example, you know, show the strength of diversity and thought? Yeah, I mean, so the first thing is like, you know, when we launched that, so where we've been working with HBO for eight or nine years now, for a while. And I would just look at ourselves in the extension of their team, you know? We've grown with them, they've grown, you know, but when you really think about block party and community, you know, when we first started working on Insecure four or five years ago, four seasons ago, right?  So season four is really about, you know, ESA and kind of like creating a block party, but year one, we did a block party in Brooklyn, year two, we did a block party in Inglewood, year three, we did a block party, you know, at LAFC for 4,500 people, right? And then we were planning on doing four block parties this year in four different markets. And then, you know, the world literally flipped and we had to pivot to virtual. And so we were one of the first agencies to kind of like take a crack at it. And it literally became kind of the blueprint to follow in terms of how to do it well. And little did we know at the end of the season, we closed the season with a virtual block party too. And so when you're really thinking about community, what is community? Community is not really thinking about self, it's about bringing everyone with you on a voyage by responsibility to your neighborhood, your block to, you know, to, you know, the future of your community. And I think that block party piece was, it's really weird when your strategy becomes kind of like your tagline for it, but when you really think about, you know, the success of Insecure, it's about a community in a village that's great to watch, but it's also behind the camera, the community that East is built, right? And so what we wanted to do was vibe off of that and then kind of create something, but I think the big challenge in a Testament to Lisa's team was the fact that they were able to pivot a traditional, right, I use that word loosely, a traditional production team, and then being able to switch gears quickly and then being able to kind of produce a polydiscipline virtual experience that had everything from performances to, you know, live chats on Twitter with Issa to seeding programs. So when you think about it, you know, you're only able to do that with a team who understands the importance of an Insecure and it's an incredibly diverse team too. Yeah, and Lisa, I wanna ask you about, you know, what other brands, companies can think about when, you know, shifting to virtual, how do you keep the aspect of community and culture in place? Any specific recommendations or, you know, is it really that holistic view from the top that guides strategy and execution? I think it is a holistic view, but I think the brands need to understand who their core audience is and stay true to that. Like Insecure has, in season four, especially such a big following that there's little touch points that you have to stay true to or nothing works. You know, I think a lot of people have pivoted to a virtual something, a party, a cocktail or whatever, tune in. And some of them are great and some of them are just falling a little flat because it doesn't mean anything to the people that they're targeting. And I think that also you have to understand that that audience has to shift with you and tune in virtually. So that is also another push. So I think, you know, the strategy has to stay true to the core of like what the brand is and who the target is. Yeah, let's talk about another example. You know, I think there's a shift in how everyone is really thinking about influencers too. You guys have an upcoming campaign where you're tapping into the new nostalgic cultural, new and nostalgic cultural trend of drive-ins but the influencers are different this time around. What's going on with that culture? Yeah, so top of this year, you know, we won, I would say the biggest piece we've ever won a business which was influencer marketing for Audi, you know? And, you know, we've been working behind the scenes on influencer strategy, not just the individual but the community that they belong to, you know? And, you know, we'd be remiss if we didn't get an opportunity to put an event in the world, right? But who do we know?  Like, not like a professional influencer, but when you think about the influencers that we're really looking towards now, our frontline workers, and also supporting small black businesses. And so, you know, when you really think about how can we traverse this world that we live in if everybody does their little part. And for ours, it's a little, it's entertainment. It's a little bit of a distraction, right? And so, what we've decided to do is identify 30 small black business owners and 30 frontline workers in LA that we've been kind of like supporting throughout and give them something to look forward to. And so, we're seating them with a vehicle for a weekend, for a week actually, and then they are tasked with the day of the performance to actually go to an undisclosed location in their cars, having a safe socially distanced drive-in performance and Kalani's performance, right? And so, when you really think about it, it's something that is difficult to do under any circumstances. And now, what was easy before is difficult, and what was difficult is impossible, and of course, we think difficult. But for us, it's not impossible. We're really excited about it. But it's really about just the team digging deep, wanting to do something, understanding that the significance of the experience, yes, it's gonna be a great outie piece, but it's also something that helps our culture and our community. And we're, you know, at times I'm always, I struggle with like, who do I work for, right? Is it for the brand? Or is it for the community and culture? And the reality is it's for both. And sometimes we have to answer to community before we answer to brand, and that becomes a really successful, great experience. But that's great when it becomes win-win, right? And the brand see that the community feels that, and you have this overall great kind of ripple effect, which happens with influence and culture and community. You know, you talked about how we need entertainment and also how you've struggled with a variety of things. We all struggled with a variety of things. What are the kind of, you know, in the midst of all this new business and work that we're trying to get out and think about in new ways, what are the difficult conversations that you've been having, whether it's internally or with clients or even, you know, with your community? I mean, I think with our community, it's not a conversation that's new to anyone. I think everyone's been talking about most of their lives. I feel like for some of our clients, not all of our clients, they are asking us to help out, you know, what can they do differently? How can they change things? What can they do to participate? And some people, it's cutting a check. Other people, it's higher within others.  And let's just be honest, some brands don't really want to do anything but cut a check. But that's okay too, because you need to cut a check because somebody needs that check, right? So I think it's just different tiers of health. I mean, I've got, and I feel like for our internal group, full training, and I struggled with that for a minute because we didn't know what to say. It was so heart-wrenching and we just didn't have the words and we really, for the first time, had nothing to say on our team meeting. And then we were like, we have to get back to you because there's really, like, we're stuck. Yeah, and I feel like that's okay, you know? Like, I think what we really look to help kind of direct our clients is how we kind of direct ourselves, right? Not knowing what to do is okay as long as you're having a conversation.  So like, someone could be my kids, but, you know, the kids were protesting, you know, they were peacefully protesting and which we were happy to find out. But what we also realized was that 100% of them have never been arrested. While protesting and doing anything. And so what we really did is we looked deep and we looked at them and it's like, hey, what happens if one of our kids grow up and get, you know, arrested? What will we want to happen for them? And so what we did is we actually, you know, work with our legal counsel, gave everybody one, gave everybody the agency, our home number, our legal counsel cell number, we put money in escrow, and then if anybody was to be arrested, that they can reach out to us 24 hours a day. And you have to help them get out. And what that actually did was that it was very small. It was something that was very specific to us. But if you can help one person out, that's one more person that, you know, is that has the potential of making the world a better place. And so we give our clients the same feedback, right? You know, a lot of them try to move as big as they are. And what we explain to them is that if you move smaller and you roll your sleeves up, that can have greater impact than the big check that you can cut. And so a lot of times we really look inward to execute externally. But honestly, it really just came from counsel with my wife and she was, you know, well, everybody's like, what are you gonna make a statement? You know, I was like, well, you know, our existence is resistance. Our existence is protest. You know, when you think about our agency and what it means and how we're configured, you know, how we're comprised, the fact that we exist is protest, right?  I was like, all right, well, let's listen and figure out how we can support them. And so, you know, one thing led to another thing led to another thing, but everything that we did internally at the agency is now affecting external work that we're doing for fun. Yeah, and I think what you bring up is, you know, listening as leadership, compassionate conversations and also taking anything that's big, right? We learn about this in any project that we do, breaking it down into small steps. So I guess my last question for you guys is, you know, what other maybe advice or example do you want to share?    Like people work to provide for others and it's not our job to just provide for opportunity for the people that work for us. It's our job to listen and understand why they work and be connected to that level. And, you know, I think that, I would just say that philosophy of running a business is challenging when you're big, right? And so for us, it's challenging now because we've never dreamed that we'd be 80 people, right? But the size isn't what represents or is indicative of a successful agency for us, right? And my wife always keeps me particularly on the right side of these things, right? Because you kind of like lose, I'm winning business. How are we gonna do it? How are we gonna execute it? But why are we doing it? Why do we wanna do it, right? We're doing it because like it galvanizes us. It brings us together. And I think that this time that we're in now, I think one of the hardest things for us is the fact that we just can't go to work. The fact that we are now like literally been living without the people that literally, she and I sit in every single job interview for the last 15 years. These are our friends, these are our family, these are our people. And so for us, not to be able to be connected with them has been really tough. But I would say the biggest thing is respect the people who work for you. And understand what drives them and what makes them good. Because when we have average 10 year team at Tiffany's almost like six years for employees and clients which is unheard of, right? And for us, we don't know any other way. I had to stop like letting people go because I would be the guy that'd be crying in those meetings because I don't wanna let anybody go. But the reality is, I'm connected to everyone. And it really just starts with my wife and making sure that we sit on the right side of things. Because the business can sometimes overshadow the person or piece. I mean, yeah, that's my one advice is the same advice I give to everyone about everything, just be on the right side of life. Like I feel like running a business, there's so many ways to be on the wrong side of life and do people dirty or look at people not as humans but as numbers.  You can't just kick somebody out the door. Like you have to do right by them. They have a family, they have a life, they have things that they have. Like, and I'm big on karma. Like being Chinese, I'm huge out of karma. Like putting bad things out there will come back on us in so many different ways.  And it will work out, I promise you. The yin and yang of life, of anything like it, right here. Yeah, and kind of like bringing integrity right in between, right? That yin and yang. But I wanna thank you guys, Coltrane Curtis and Lisa Chu from Team Epiphany for spending some time with us. I wish we had more time because this is an important conversation but I really appreciate it and good luck on the campaign this week. Thank you. We'll take that love. I wanna thank our audience for tuning in. I know Brenda was congratulating the team on winning that business and Chelsea said, I'm excited to listen, love the work the agency is producing. Make sure to tune in next week for our conversation about the future of audio with Julie Clark from Spotify. And in the meantime, we can unlock essential content and resources from Adweek with a pro subscription at adweek.com slash offer. For Adweek, I'm Co-M, have a great week.


yet he's 32 civilians who will kill and over 150 injured in Libya following clashes between two rival militia groups in the capital Tripoli the recent clashes come less than a month after the last in-fighting in which two groups loyal to Abdulhamid Abeba clashed with each other and 16 were left dead the recent clashes went on for two days on August 26th and 27th raising concerns over the resumption of war in the country كان يوم صعب فالترابل السكولة هي نسى الله رب العشان عظيم العمل هذا ما شي يصير الناس شن مطلبهم الناس تبقى الاستقرار تبقى مؤسس عسكرية مؤسس شرطة يعني يبشر الفوضا هذه ما شي يصير هذا مطلب الناس اللي لدرار ونقدمكم دنيا كلها نحرق بالحياة يصار كنا اللي بينا لعلنا ما في حتى حاجة ساعة واحد في الليل ونسمعوا في الضرب بشوي هنا كان في شاراق وبعدين تقدم الجدد وبعدين المليشات جو هنا اللوطة تحت العمارة وصار فيها الضرب مقدرنا شنقل وتحاصرنا كنا ما لاشا مش أول مرة دي ما هيك للان تبنو قعدو صار المرشد كسروا سياراتنا نحوض كلها وعلي عينكم تجبوهم طبما بيعودنا عودنا الله بسرع الليبيع يكون وردت by two governments they internationally recognized government of national unity led by prime minister دبيبا باست out of Tripoli and another based in eastern Libya led by Fati Bashaga who claims to be the interim prime minister of Libya He is backed by General Khalifa Haftar commander of the Libyan National Army as well as the Libyan House of Representatives This time around clashes happened between forces loyal to Bashaga and those loyal to the Beba The Abdul Hamid the Beba led administration في تبولي ي claims that the fight broke out after forces loyal to Fatih Basharqa tried to take control over the attack on Friday. However, according to media reports, the clashes started after forces loyal to the Thebeba administration stormed a camp belonging to forces loyal to Basharqa administration. The militias also attacked various hospitals and prevented the medical staff from trying to evacuate civilians from the areas of fighting. According to a statement issued by UNICEF, at least 4 medical centers were destroyed in the attack on Saturday. يون سكترتي جنول أنتونيو غوثيرس يشدت تقرأة في ستادي مرحباً يتدفع لتقرأة تصورة إضافة في تربولي يتكبر مضحة على الأسفل من السيديان يون سبوت مرحباً في لبيا يشدت تقرأة بجانبها عن المشاركة هذا كان أكثر من أسفل بايفاتي بشغال بشغال يجب أن يأخذ محاولة في تربولي لأنه يأخذ بشغال لبيا في فبوري as prime minister في ميه بعد تفاعل من حاولة يجب أن يجب أن يستطيع القدوم، بشراغا كان يتعلق بأن his government would operate from certain. The Beba was appointed prime minister as a part of the Libyan political dialogue forum or the LPDF in February last year at the end of its first round of talks. بشراغا has claimed that the Beba led government of national unity is illegitimate since its term has expired and it has failed to fulfil its mandate of holding elections in December. However, the Beba has refused to step down claiming that he will only hand over power to an elected government. The Beba administration has also claimed that there were talks with بشراغا before the clashes broke down on Friday. A GNU statement claimed that attacks were carried out despite substantial progress being achieved to spare the capital from violence and holding elections by the end of the present year. Like most of the other institutions in the country, the three-member interim presidential council also appointed by the Libyan political dialogue forum in February and the UN support mission in Libya have refused to take any sides. War in Libya broke out following NATO-led intervention in the country in 2011 supporting a coup which uprooted long-term ruler Muammar Gaddafi from power. Since then, the country has been divided in several parts each controlled by rival groups. In 2020, a ceasefire was achieved under UN-initiated talks and LPDF was constituted to establish peace in the country.


Hi, how are you doing today? I am your host Rich here on behalf of Rich TV Live with our very special guest, Timothy Coe, the CEO of Entheon Biomedical Corp. How are you doing today, Timothy? I am doing great. Glad you're here to be here. Glad to have you on the show. Very excited to learn more about your company. Why don't we get started and you can tell us a little bit more about Entheon Biomedical Corp and what made you want to become the CEO? Entheon Biomedical Corp is focused on the development of psychedelic molecules for the purpose of treating mental health conditions, primarily addiction. So what we're doing is we're taking pure synthetic DMT and entering into clinical trials for the purpose of facilitating these massively profound life-changing experiences that will help people like substance use disorder sufferers really transform their belief systems about who they are so that the motivations to get better and stop using drugs all take place internally. So DMT is very effective in doing that. The reasons why I'm doing this are because I've been personally touched by this. I lost a brother to drug addiction in March of 2019. Not to get into the gory details, but every conventional form of treatment that was proposed to be used was, and my family, we spent hundreds of thousands of dollars and witnessed all of the various attempts from methadone and suboxone antipresence and cognitive behavioral therapy all layering on top and ultimately sending my brother deeper into himself. And it's sort of like reactive state. And sadly, yeah, March of 2019, we lost him. And my story is, of course, very personal, but it's lived out hundreds of thousands of times and millions of times across the globe. What would you say are the main focuses for Ethion Biomedical Corp in 2021? Sorry to hear about that story about your brother. Terrible. It's a tragedy. And you're right. This is a sector right now, the psychedelic sector, that can really change the world because these pharmaceutical drugs are not helping people. They're making people worse. And it's terrible. And until you've been touched by it, like you have, and I've had some friends that have also had similar fates, unfortunately. And it wasn't their fault. I remember one of my friends had a car accident. He had bad back. He gets prescribed drugs from the doctor. And before you know it, he's addicted and he's spending tens of thousands of dollars a month just to try to maintain his addiction before it was too much for him. And I've seen this over and over again. So I think what you guys are doing in the psychedelic sector is amazing because it is literally going to change lives for people all over the world. And to me, this is not a want. This is a need. So thank you for your service. And in saying that, what would you say are the major focuses now for Ethion Biomedical in the first three quarters of 2021 and beyond? Yeah, absolutely. So we all know that the drug development pathway does take a good amount of time. We anticipate it's going to take about four or five years. But there are going to be a lot of very important de-risking events founded on a foundation of science. We did very comprehensive literature reviews where we know that DMT is presumably very safe and effective for the treatment of drug addiction. So yeah, those events will proceed. We will continue to further develop our preclinical programs. Ultimately, we're going to be bringing this to the FDA. So we're trying to get ahead of that and ensure that the appropriate preclinical work is done in anticipation of our Q4 clinical trial taking place in the Netherlands. But we're also understanding that the psychedelic treatments realm isn't just focused on the drug. And there are a lot of points of patient interaction that take place far before any drug is administered. So we're making acquisitions and investments into the different parts that are currently established, the revenue generating portions of that. We've invested into a group in Austin, Texas that's administering ketamine to patients with depression. So we seek to further invest there as well as get some clinical learnings and make these strategic investments that allow us to generate opportunities to create revenue in the near term. And we're also focused on the development of data driven technology platforms that in the very near term will be helpful to physicians and patients to better bolster the sort of safety landscape of the psychedelic treatment paradigm. Timothy, mental illness is a growing issue every day, especially with addiction increasing during these challenging times of COVID-19. So many companies are coming out with more natural remedies that are helping people deal with these growing addiction issues. Can you tell us what sets at the on Biomedical Corp apart from the rest of the companies in the psychedelic space? Absolutely. I think it boils down to a number of things. We have what we believe is one of the strongest advisory boards in all the psychedelic space. You know, it's led by people that represent Johns Hopkins University as well Imperial College of London. You know, and for anyone in the know, you know, those names ring a bell because they are at the forefront of research. And so we have those people directing, you know, all the protocol development as well as the very particulars about how the drug is administered. And then beyond that, you know, DMT, we do believe is the best suited molecule for the treatment of addiction as well as mental health conditions due to the very unique nature of the molecule, unlike longer form psychedelics like LSD, psilocybin, ayahuasca that can take anywhere from between four to 12 hours, depending on the dose during which time negative adverse reactions can take place. DMT, because it is so powerful and short acting, can be customized in terms of its time delivery so that, you know, if a person has a negative adverse reaction, which can take place because these are such profound experiences, the physician has the ability to stop that experience and avoid any type of traumatic response. Because ultimately we are digging into some really crucial foundational elements of the personal narrative, unlike, you know, the longer form psychedelics where a person can start having a very distressing experience. And then there's no really way to end that experience. So the safety profiles are wildly different. But then with DMT also, we have the ability to enable physicians and practitioners to have higher throughput, ultimately generate more revenue and help more people, which we think physicians will be looking towards. That's great. Ethion Biomedical Corp recently has announced a few different press releases about adding Nancy Mayer to the advisory board update on your subsidiary, Halogen Life Sciences and approval of Vivo DMT study. Can you break down these three announcements and give us an idea of what this means for the company? Absolutely. The in vivo DMT study is again, to that point of, you know, we ultimately have the aim of going addressing this large on this large market that is the USA. And so in anticipation of that, we're making sure that the pre clinical is in a form factor that is, you know, hitting all the bases that the FDA will require of us. Nancy Mayer is a really welcome addition to the enthion team.  And in order to do that, we have to appropriately have appropriate data measures in place to amplify the value of that data. So as new information that we create comes in as well as sort of information from the rest of the psychedelic and pharmaceutical space, we start to get more predictive and, you know, have an insight into how DMT can help not only addiction related issues, but potentially other as of yet unknown psychiatric and physiological conditions, and it's also helping to help helping to develop out our data stack in terms of some of the other fields of data that we're looking at like EEG as well as genetics, all very useful things. But, you know, the real true power of that comes when it's appropriately combined and is intelligent. And then with halogen life sciences, we're super happy to announce that the preliminary testing of the genetic test, psychedelic genetic test is reach a point of completion and will be in commercial sales very soon, you know, opening up that revenue generating opportunity. And, you know, that is a part of our commitment to the safety standards of psychedelic industry. Right now, there isn't much dictating to a physician or a patient whether they're appropriate to take certain psychedelics. And so the halogen life sciences genetic test will tell you to a pretty great degree of certainty if you have genetic biomarkers that will indicate predisposition to negative adverse reactions. And we think that's a very useful tool as more people on board in its psychedelic space. Can you tell us about Entheon's biomedical corpse path to revenue and what are some projections for 2021 and beyond? Yeah, so the path to revenue for the core DNP project will be, of course, you know, the time horizon on that is four or five years away. Of course, de-risking events will take place in that time. But yeah, we understand that there are revenue necessities in the interim and we don't want to generate those revenue opportunities just out of nowhere and in sort of ways that aren't value additive to our narrative. So we have identified some currently existing market gaps in terms of safety as well as diagnosis. And so like I mentioned, the halogen life sciences test is our ability to, you know, provide that to the industry that is revenue generated for us. But we're also looking into the utilization of technologies such as EEG to develop out an intelligence platform that in the near term can be used for the purposes of, you know, psychedelic assessment and personalizing a course of care. And as we have more people and more molecules coming online, you know, we have clinic networks that are popping up all over Canada, the U.S. and abroad, you know, physicians will be faced with a choice in terms of, hey, a person has walked into my office and says they suffer from a condition of the molecules, whether it's MDMA, ketamine, psilocybin or DMT, of these options that are available to me, what is the appropriate choice to make for this patient ultimately to maximize their potential for sort of relief. And so right now a lot of that is based on subjective measures. What we're proposing to do is create an empirical way of analyzing individual patients on a genetics as well as a sort of brain architecture perspective so that physicians can make those informed data back choices in terms of personalizing care to both avoid negative adverse reactions as well as to potentiate the possibility of, you know, having a positive experience. I'm really excited about seeing what you guys can do with DMT. I don't believe there's another company out there doing DMT research that's public. Is there? And currently, no. There are other people that are entering the DMT space, you know, for good reason, DMT, for all the reasons that we mentioned, it being powerful, short acting, as well as really well tolerated by the human body. You know, it's believed that the human body actually produces DMT and so it has a very natural way of metabolizing it. Of course, we're going to see other people jump into the space and, you know, try to capture a portion of its efficacy. And so we're actually, you know, happy to have other people validate our molecule choice. But for us, you know, our primary focus being those, the millions that suffer from addiction, you know, we don't feel that there's any crowding that encroaches onto our space and it is a very massive need that we're happy to address. So Rich TV Live has investors and members in well over 100 countries worldwide that will be watching this video. It's very important to us to have a tight share structure. One of the things that really caught my attention about Ethion is the share structure is great. You guys have a very great share structure. So can you explain a little bit about your share structure and how much is held by insiders? Yeah, we have about 54 million shares that are about outstanding, fully diluted. I think we're at about 67 million shares. And of those shares, you're correct. It is very tightly held and of the insiders, we insiders hold about somewhere in the range about 3.1 million shares. And so, yeah, that is a very tightly held structure and yeah, we think it's that was sort of consciously decided in early days. And so we weren't desperate for money. And so we were very selective about how that was structured. And I like the way you structured it. To me, anything under 100 million is tight. Anything 50 million or less is just bingo for us in our community. So when I saw that 54 million fully diluted, 66, 67 million, I was like, wow, I like the share structure. So everything looks good from that perspective.  What would be the message to a shareholder or an investor that's, you know, thinking about buying the stock? What would be the message? Really great question. What I would say is that the psychedelic industry in totality is very much in its early days. I do think there is a huge potential for psychedelics to upend the paradigm of how mental health is treated and approached. And molecules such as psilocybin, primarily DMT, have an opportunity to really absorb market share for some of these super ineffective treatments that exist. The place that's very personal to me, the addiction treatment model, is a multi-billion dollar model. It was to have as a massive population size that is in need of that treatment, but doesn't get it. Roughly only one in seven people that needs any form of addiction treatment actually gets it. And then the efficacy rate for those that actually do get it can range anywhere from five to 20%. With psychedelics, we really see the opportunity to absolutely have head and shoulders above that. Efficacy rates at price points that are comparable or even less than an already well-established high price point paradigm with the world drug treatments. And so that being the future state that we envision, we're also investing in all the infrastructure that is needed for us to really grow into a massive market cap company, really taking a very directed approach to data and the science around that, as well as developing out the future of what we believe is a personalized medicine approach that not only provides a medicine, but really looks at the individual and ensures that their chances of having successful treatment are managed in an evidence-backed data-based way. And so early days, but we're building all the necessary foundational layers that we believe will give us strength in the five and 10-year point hereafter. Timothy, we're going to have a lot of investors that are going to be very interested in getting in contact with you, potentially other psychedelic companies that might want to do a joint venture or partnership. We've talked to a lot of psychedelic companies, a lot of companies in general. So they're going to be seeing this video too. What's the best way for those investors or potential partners to get in contact with you? Yeah, you can reach out to RIR, that is Joe at Antion Biomedical, that's J-O-E at E-N-T-H-B-I-O-M-E-D-I-C-A-L.com. But also, we encourage everyone to sign up to our socials as well as visit our website and sign up for the newsletter. Psychedelics are a pretty big concept. It takes into account a lot of complexity from both the science perspective as well as the individual patient perspective. So as we make these developments, we're really eager to have people in the stream of that information. So as these very exciting developments take shape, they can be the first to hear about it. Well, super excited to learn more and watch the company evolve. We're here today with CEO of Antion Biomedical Corp, Timothy Coe. If you guys like the video, please smash the like button, comment down below, share the video and subscribe. Remember, Rich TV Live is strictly for education and entertainment purposes. Always do your due diligence, always do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about. Consult a financial advisor. Chances are when you consult a financial advisor, your financial advisor is gonna say, wow, this is a really great pick. Where'd you find this pick? And you can say from my boy, Rich. Thank you so much, Timothy. Keep up the great work. I think you're doing great work, my friend. And our entire community will be watching the story evolve. Wonderful. 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Wow What's up money geeks Mr. V here welcome to another video guys so into this video we are going to talk about Tesla Yes, we're talking about Tesla today tickets him about T SLA and so I wanted to cover Tesla because I've been getting a lot of questions for some of you guys People know fighting for more because in the city price of Tesla going up and they want to know hey Should I buy should I wait? What should I do? I don't want to miss out on all these games So I wanted to make sure that I kind of give you guys my perspective of where things are So that's what we're going to cover into this video But before we get started guys, we are new to the channel We took about how to earn money how to save money how to invest and build waft So that's something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button any notification bell So you don't miss out on new content. So again, Tesla. I don't have to tell you what Tesla does I don't I'm not trying to sell Tesla to you. It's not a surprise stock I'm not going to tell you there's something about Tesla that you don't already know And if you don't know about Tesla at this point, you probably even a cave So what I want to talk about here is the fact that Tesla has been on a tear And here is what happened if you guys remember last year what Tesla had that crazy run So we went from Tesla being at about three hundred and fifty dollars during the pandemic after the after that that was March of 2020 after that Tesla ran all the way up to 800 consolidated it there for a little bit and then squeeze and just popped when he crossed $1,000 Tesla went all the way to about $2,500 and then this did a split ever since that split Tesla squeeze up a little bit to close to 500 and then pull back And then stayed in that zone that 350 to 430 zone for a while and people said a panic and so for those of you that were smart when Tesla kept pulling back to Under 400 and I kept I would just kept telling people by Tesla by Tesla by Tesla I mean I'm just saying that I wish I had a ton of money to throw a Tesla case I would be a millionaire right now if you had bought Tesla under three under that 350 point boy You just imagine where you'll be sitting today even under 400 Tesla was still a buy for me like anything under 400 was a buy for Tesla in my personal opinion So a lot of people missed out on that opportunity So fast forward so Tesla is currently trading at about 800 and it says $829 right now But that's that's that's before so after hours so if you can add another $13 to that because after hours It went up another $13. So that's what Tesla is sitting right now, which is insane So for the past just this past week Tesla is up about 15 percent 15.2 percent just this past week Which is crazy guys So back to the question that I really wanted to answer in this video Should you buy Tesla now or should you wait? I know that is a huge question And if if you have been following the market, you know very well what people the way Tesla moves Nobody can really predict Wall Street has tried Predicting what Tesla would do Tesla doesn't respond to Wall Street in any shape or form Tesla has a mind of its own when people think Tesla is going to be going up Tesla goes down when people think Tesla is going down Tesla goes up when earnings come out and Tesla bids their earning It's the stock the stock price goes down So Tesla is I mean like the stock has much swings. Nobody can really predict it But here's the way I approach Tesla I don't buy Tesla because I just want to see that make that more that quick money I buy Tesla because I see the potential. I see what they are doing And they're leading the way. So that's what I'm buying. I'm buying that idea that ground breaking And that's my philosophy here.  So my idea is See a technology that you like or a particular service that you like Understand and see the potential in the future and that's the way I approach Tesla If you missed out on those opportunities back then when we had Tesla on the 400 like 350 pump the brakes right now because you are Chasing in a game in my personal experience The stock market is the only place where when something goes on sale people run away. Tesla was 30 40 50% off and nobody cared people nobody was even talking about Tesla Nobody asked questions about Tesla But now that Tesla is up at over 800 people are looking to get in and so again This is true. No fault of your own for new investors in the market The mindset that you have hasn't really matured because if you are a Really seasoned investor and you've been doing this for a while. You know that when you see stocks later On the value you load up on those stocks. You don't even you don't even ask questions You just load up on those stocks. So again, you're looking companies like Microsoft Apple Tesla, you know Amazon when you see them on the value at any point on any sort of sale You load up on them because you know these guys are gonna bounce right back. So that that's the case with Tesla So when Tesla was on the $400 a lot of people again like each other. I'm here right now Nobody said the thing about Tesla then that would have been the time for you to ask if you wanted to buy or If you wait and so if you didn't buy then I'll say in my in my personal opinion I would have to wait for a pullback because Tesla cannot keep going up. It's gonna hit Some sort of resistance and then you see a slight pullback before Squeezing back up again So it could be when their annuals reports come out again because Tesla is very notorious For pulling back even when they beat their earnings. I don't I don't understand why but that's just what Tesla does So if you follow those trends about Tesla, that would be the idea So if you were somebody that is chasing because of the fear of missing out and then you're gonna be the guy That's gonna go in now and buy at 800 over $800 and then the thing pulls back You're sitting there, you know really like playing with your fingers and hoping that it goes back This doesn't work in the stock market. So you have to have a strategy Don't chase because that's where you're gonna go in and then sit at the top In the red where everybody is at the bottom waiting to buy and you are not your money is trapped up there Oh, one of the things I wanted to point out here is billionaire investor This guy Shama this guy is phenomena.  I mean like this is coming from a guy that has shown He knows what he's doing taking multiple companies public and he's like hey pump the brakes on this one and watch it It gets this thing is gonna skyrocket. So if you're looking right is it the it's a Tesla stock could triple from current levels Just recap here Tesla is currently trading at over $800 if you missed that Point where Tesla was under $400 and even about $350 That's when I load up on Tesla under under that $400 price point. So if you missed out on that Right now, I'll say it's not the best time for you to jump in if you're looking to invest long term Then I'll say wait for any sort of pullback again The earnings report has proven that is always been a good point for you for you to get into the stock because there's always a Pullback any again, I could be wrong here 100% like I mentioned earlier This stock is you know, it has mood swings So I can see which will pull back and tomorrow Tesla goes to 1600 and you blame me for not buying When you said 800 so that's my personal take So make sure that you do your own research and understand where you're putting your money And even if you decide that you want to buy Tesla right now because you just cannot sit on the sideline and watch I would say don't go all in If you have say $10,000 to drop in Tesla Don't drop all 10,000 start with a small amount and then hopefully that if it pulls back and you can average your way down That would be a smart way to approach it But now if you have a small amount is going up there You're not completely missing out on your stock. So that would be my strategy So again, let me know in the comment section what you guys think and if you're new to the channel guys We talk about how to earn money had to save money had to invest and build worth So that's something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button any notification bell So you don't miss out on new content and also if you're looking to get started with investing We both is to do in your promotion right now where if you sign up and deposit a hundred dollars You get four free stocks links in the description below and as always guys always do your homework Don't be a green savage and stay motivated


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