Hello, welcome to theCUBE's presentation, Women in Tech, global event celebrating International Women's Day. It's an amazing showcase of great people and entrepreneurs, executives, really serious women in the industry, in the countries, all around the world, sharing their stories on International Women's Day. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE. We've got a great story here, an entrepreneur, founder and CEO, Donna Marie Ryder with Tanya AI, from New Zealand, from all the way down under. Thanks for coming on. Appreciate it. Thanks for having me. I love your story. Let's start by just setting the table about your story, where your background's from, how you got into the business. Take us through quickly that origination story. Sure. Look, I come from a low socioeconomic area. I grew up in New Prometh, and we didn't really have a lot of money. My mother did struggle to put food and milk on the table. And so what we did do though, although we didn't have money, we had the ability to dream. And so we would, every day, I remember as a child dream about what it would be like to one day have enough milk and bread, have enough money to be able to buy a car or even catch the bus. And so what we did was we dreamed about how I could achieve that. And so what I did was I got educated because when you said if I got educated, then that would enable me to get a job and become financially independent. But one of the key things she also made me promise was that not only would I get educated and have enough money to support myself, but then once I did that, that I would then give back that knowledge and understanding so that I could strengthen others. I love the story again. Entrepreneurship is a lot like picking yourself up. Your failure is part of the process. You got to grind, you got to do the hard work. You got to have the idea, you got to make it happen. You've done that with Tanya.ai. Building the business is hard. Nevermind for doing it as a woman as well and your conditions. What a dream. You found your dream. What's it like right now? It's hard work. I'm not going to frisk it. I know that around the world everyone's excited and they say, I'm going to leave my job and I've had enough and now I'm going to stand up my own business. We've been working on Tanya.ai for almost three years now.  It is a little bit harder to do that, especially when you choose the industry to do that and which is technology. You don't have a lot of other women. There are some women coming through from Indigenous backgrounds that are paving the way for us, but there's not a lot of us around and so it does make it a lot more trickier, but I had a dream and I had a vision that I was going to be able to give back what I had learnt about business and about money to help others, so tech was where it was going to be. Well, it's certainly an inspiration for many. I love the success story and entrepreneurship's hard enough as it is, like I said, but being a woman is even harder. What are some examples can you give when you were coming through? Because you've got to really push through and break down walls to get things done in any startup, and with the corporate world, with its biases, and there's also people's preconceived mindset of who should be in what position, what founders are, what entrepreneurship is. What was it like? Can you give some examples of situations that you broke through? Look, I think that immediately people underestimate you when you're a woman, especially an Indigenous woman, and so what I was, so basically what I would do is I didn't think about what they thought. What I focused on was what actually where I needed to go, and so although people didn't believe that I could get it done, they thought I was dreaming, I know people said at one point, they said, oh, this company looks like they're doing something similar to you, they've just raised $2 million. What makes you think that you're going to be even come close to being successful like they are? And my response to them was that they aren't me, they don't have me in their organization, and I think that's something really critical that women have to understand when they're standing up in an organization, especially one within technology. We as a woman are unique. We bring to the table a different set of values and different sets of principles that potentially others don't also bring to the table. We have a different level of work ethic, and so I actually think that through those experiences, I was able to be more resilient and follow through in terms of what I believed was possible. So it didn't matter what people thought. It didn't matter if someone was richer or had more money than we did, or they had more execs. I remember the other thing was, oh, we've got all these really high performing executives from large organizations in New Zealand, and who do you have? Again, my response was, well, they don't have me, right? And so that makes a significant difference. It's not that I'm a unicorn, but it's that I have a very strong belief system, and I have a dream that I've been following for almost 40 years and trying to make come true. So those two things are things that you can't underestimate. And sometimes they're actually a lot more productive and valuable than money or positional executives within your organizer. Yeah, that's a great, great insight. And then again, congratulations again, great inspiration. Most people worry about what everyone else is doing. Hey, look what they got. They don't focus on what they're doing, but I love the confidence, the conviction, preparation, education. These are all themes that are coming out of this International Women's Day around how to be successful, how to raise your hand, how to drive through, how to drive, control your career, control your own destiny. This is a theme. Education plays a big part of it. And obviously you're building a company. Amazon's, you're involved with Amazon. You got education now at your fingertips on the internet. Education's out there now. You can like get it instantly and you can level up with cloud and refactor and compete at any level. Yeah, absolutely. I think if you look at AWS, they gave us the opportunity to be global instantly. Without their infrastructure and their backend and for us to turn that on in any country that we wanted, we wouldn't have been able to go global. And so, I really do appreciate all of the different platforms and the technologies that we can access as a CEO of a tech organization so that it actually enables us to be a global and have a global footprint. You're a great example of what I always say about cloud computing and these platforms is, they're agnostic when it comes to talent. If you can write good code and you're talented, the world is yours. There's no real degree you can get from a pedigree college or university. If you have what it takes, just plug it on top of the cloud and you're instantly global. This is new. This wasn't like this years ago. Look, and to be honest, when I first set up Tania.ai, we chose voice. Alexa voice as one of our channels through which Tania.ai would provide financial updates to organizations. Now, no one in New Zealand or Australia even knew what an Alexa was three years ago.  It enables us to give back more than we ever thought possible. So I think it's being able to know where you need to plug the gap and then plugging that with infrastructure, which is strong and enables you to continue to grow can really help you go forward. So talk to me about your current situation as a tech leader, as a woman in tech now, you have a company, you're giving back, you're fulfilling your dream. You have a life, right?   Yeah, look, I love being able to give back and give back in an industry where it's just growing every day. The environment is changing. We have to keep up to the play with all the new technologies that are coming through all the new capabilities so that we don't get left behind. Technology enables you to become more efficient and effective. And what we were working on three years ago, that's now changed significantly in terms of what it looks like now, how fast it can go, how much reach we can achieve when we're going out to our other customers and put points across the globe. Also, I think that when you look at a woman in both a professional and a personal standpoint, I'm also a mother of four children and I'm also a wife. And so what I have to do is be able to balance running a tech organisation as well as running the house. Unfortunately, even though I'm a CEO of a technology company, it certainly doesn't enable me to turn off the mother light at the end of the night. Or at the beginning of the morning when the kids have gone to school. I might be sitting in a meeting and doing a full negotiation for a high-valued contract and in the back of my head I'm thinking I have to take out the mints later or I have to make sure that my daughter remembers to take her togs to school tomorrow. So we're quite lucky as women. We essentially running two parts of our brains. One of them is being able to continue to nurture and be the supporter of our husbands and our families and our children at home as well as run these tech companies. So we're very lucky. I also think it's interesting that the majority of funding that's made available by JVs is not two women. I don't know why that is, but if you imagine having a woman who can literally run two worlds at the same time and be successful at both, then I think that that's high productivity that you want to be a part of. Yeah, that's investable.  I love the two worlds. It's almost having two stars at the same time. That's talented. But I love your comment also about the underdog and I know a lot of entrepreneurs and being one myself and even people who are ultra successful have the chip on the shoulder. They still have the underdog mindset. So is that true for you? Do you still feel like you're an underdog? Is that something you'll never give up even when you're super successful? Yeah, I think so. And it's not an underdog from a really vicious, uncomfortable standpoint where I'm trying to get back at anybody. What it does do is as an indigenous person coming from low poverty, the expectation of where I would end up was really low. If I wasn't pregnant or I wasn't in jail by 16, I was successful and I'd won. And so the bar has always been set really low for me. Even when I went and did a degree, the first one was well you should go and do Maori or a Bachelor of Arts at university and I said well why can't I go and do that thing over there? There's no Maori and there's not a lot of women sitting in the finance lectures. Why don't I go and do a degree in finance? And so as I've worked through my education and also my career, the expectation that I'd achieve great things just wasn't there. And so that drive does have to come from you internally. Sometimes you're not always surrounded by people who understand your value and what you can contribute to the world. And so what you do have to do is you have to have a personal belief system that enables you to actually leverage that underdog position. And so rather than letting that get you down, like oh they don't believe in me or they don't think I can do this or I can't achieve that, basically what you do is you use it as like a little stepping stone. You're like thanks for that. I'll just put that over here and all it does is just enables you to power yourself forward. It's motivational. It's also curiosity. The late Steve Jobs once said stay curious and stay foolish. Actually he said stay foolish. Amazon says be curious. That's their kind of slogan but be foolish and stay curious, whatever it is. That's kind of the mindset and again what I love about the story and I think this is a trend that we're seeing is that if you are underrepresented or you are the underdog now more than ever the ability to level up is better than ever before. Anyone can start a company. You can get, I mean cloud computing and Amazon gives education away for free. If everyone's someone stuck you can just go online courses. So there's now paths to go from here to here quickly. This is amazing. Yeah but it is hard work though right? So it doesn't come easy. And so that is one thing I think that people underestimate about the ability to stand up a business and then it becomes this Apple or Amazon or Google. And so yes my vision is that we're on a road trip to Nasdaq we're focused on being able to list on the Nasdaq in five years time with a billion dollar valuation and yes that is a vision but being able to be open-minded about what it's going to take to actually get there is really important. And so you can have conviction but you need to follow through and have action. You need to be open-minded about changing the way you thought it was going to look. I mean we've reiterated tania.ai probably three or four times since we've gone live last year. And that was because she wasn't where she needed to be. We needed to pivot her so that we could continue to ensure that we ended up with the product market fit that enabled us to meet our vision but also to achieve our financial and strategic goals. That's a great point. You got to do the work. You got to grind it out sometimes. You got to be sensitive to the customers and the market. This is the secret. Final question for you. What a great conversation. As an entrepreneur we all know it's a trials and tribulations. It's a roller coaster. A lot of emotion like a like raising a family. You don't know what you're going to get out of it. Anything is possible. How do you maintain the balance emotionally as you go in and continue to build out your business? You got to take the highs and the lows. Look in the early days of standing out tania.ai I was very naive. Not because I was a woman just because I was new to the game. I had always worked for global organizations that were already established that had big pits of money that had resources that I could call on. I'd say that first six to 12 months was really hard. There was a time there where I had to rebuild tania.ai they changed the back end infrastructure I had spoken to zero and Amazon Alexa and I had to achieve a certain I had to go through a number of different gates and what that meant is that I had to rebuild her. I think I cried initially for the first couple of days but then it was actually it took me about a month to get over myself and what I mean by that is I had this vision and this dream about how it was going to be I was going to do this and then all these steps were going to follow and everything was going to turn out how I expected and then it hit me within the first three months of trying to get accreditation that it wasn't how it wasn't going to turn out how I wanted. I didn't have the resources or the money to execute it how I wanted and therefore what I had to do was understand my why because what happened was I was able then to use my why as the basis for why I was making decisions going forward so rather than it being just the vision about where I was going to land it ended up being it doesn't matter the how the pathway we get there obviously we want to do it with integrity I don't necessarily know all the steps of how that's going to happen but I need to be open to the fact that it won't now when I get disappointed and things don't happen how I expect them now I basically just initially I cried and I sit there and I complained to my poor husband and I've been like oh my god don't let me do this or Amazon Alexa they've turned me down and I'm not allowed to do it this way and I just complained and whined but three years on basically whenever I hit a wall or I hit a road block I just step back and go right I can't go that way let's find another way and so I think you have to be really resilient around accepting that things won't always go your way but there is always another way Donna Marie great conversation building a business in tech from your dreams getting educated going out in the arena being successful again once you're successful you can write your origination story the victory the victor writes the narrative as they say so it can be disappointing sometimes when you're learning to grow it like that businesses like that so great story congratulations and thank you so much for taking the time to share on theCUBE as part of our celebration of International Women's Day thank you so much okay this is theCUBE presentation tech global event celebrating International Women's Day I'm John Furrier host of theCUBE thanks for watching


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Good afternoon everybody. Nice to see you all again. Hope you've had a good conference so far. Today I'm just going to be going over my profusion without borders experience in Arshaia Lebanon. I'm a student here at THI and I have nothing to disclose. So a little bit about myself. I am a junior here at THI, a profusion student, but before that I was an anesthesia tech in Dallas, Texas, working at University of Texas, a Southwestern Medical Center, as well as the Methodist Medical Center in downtown Dallas. I've also done some research clinically and in the University for drug discovery. And one thing I like to think about myself, and I think many people strive to be, is a global citizen. In the sense of a global citizen is making home in any country, as well as respecting different cultures and embracing the differences that we all have while looking past the borders and having the idea of humanity being most important. One of the things about myself is that as a global citizen, I was born of overseas, have a parent from a different country and as well as an American parent, and I've traveled to many countries around the world, both alone with my family, as well as now with a lot of coworkers. Here are some pictures of me in different mission trips before in Guatemala. I've also had a picture of me and my mom on a mission trip together and making new friends in different countries, including Spain, Guatemala, India, as well as London, England. So when I heard about the Profusion Without Borders scholarship from my director, Ms. Deb, I immediately hopped on it and I was lucky enough to win the scholarship and have an opportunity to pick a organization to travel with and do a mission trip. The organization I chose was the Novik cardiac Alliance, also known as the NCA. Working along Dr. Novik, who has served in 35 countries or over 35 countries now and then over 9,000 operations in the time that he's been doing mission trips. The thing I liked about the Novik cardiac Alliance is what I've written in bold in his statement is, although we are trying to help children with congenital heart disorders, he says, regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, genetic factors, economic means, he is here to help any child in any type of situation. Dr. Novik was also recently in Ukraine in Lviv, during, well still during this war, and trying to help many different children while being, while living in the hospital for two weeks with the sirens going as well as other people taking shelter in the hospital. So I do applaud him for going to Ukraine in this time because he knew he needed to save these children's lives. So why Allershai 11-on? I chose Allershai 11-on first and foremost because I was actually born in Jettison, Arabia, which is nearby and I've always had a tie with the Middle East and wanted to find my way back there. And this was the closest mission trip there. I also chose this trip because a former profusional outboarders recipient, Nick Starkey, he's a profusionist based in Wisconsin, offered me the opportunity to go with him and learn from him. So I definitely hopped on then. A few things about Allershai 11-on is that we worked at the Allershai government hospital. The population of Allershai is about 6,000 to 7,500 people, but the people that we're working on were not just children from the city itself. People walk hundreds of miles, trains, cars, and it wasn't just the Lebanese people, but the Syrian refugees that are right across the border. It's next to Beirut, about two hours drive on the southeast border. It's agricultural economy is the thing that powers it most. It's mostly olive oil pressing and great molasses. And in 2019, Lebanon had an economic crisis. This was before COVID-19 and with COVID-19 adding on top of their economic crisis, it is now based off the UN, 78% of the population is below the poverty line. Many, as you can see when you're there, they're rolling blackouts, times blackouts, even in the hospital, they were blackouts, including people not having basic food, basic clothes. So it was very prevalent that 78% is below the poverty line. They're still working to bounce back from their economic crisis and COVID. So a little bit of the team statistics. There's 21 of us total for the two weeks that we were there. People did one week and left, or some people stayed the entire two weeks. I stayed the entire two weeks. We had two main surgeons, Dr. Novik, as you can see, and Dr. Marcelo Cardiale. They were our cardiac surgeons and Dr. Willid Sehran is our Lebanese surgeon that was assisting all of the surgeries. He was also the one who was trying to bring a cardio program to Al-Rashaya, Lebanon, because there's only one in Beirut and they needed to expand somewhere else in Lebanon to help these people in need. I had two profusionists. I had Nick Starkey, as I was mentioning before for the first week, and Laza Aramina for the second week. He is originally from Serbia, but got his training at the gosh hospital in London, England. There are also many volunteers there, including coming from 10 plus different countries. We had people from Serbia, Croatia, Macedonia, London, Australia, etc. That was another thing I liked about the Novik cardiac alliance and most mission trips in general, in the sense of it's not just Americans going to help people in need in different countries. It's a global effort to bring these people the help that they need. We also have four ICU beds and one operating room. Also, in this picture, you can see in the top right next to my face is our wonderful scrub nurse and scrub circulator, Martina. She held down the fort the entire time. She ran everything and we just followed her orders, which I loved. And we had our amazing anesthesiologist who kept everything going in a sense of positivity. Singing and dancing for these 15 hour days. He was the one that kept us going the entire time. A couple of our case demographics. We did 13 cases in total in the 14 days that we were there. Ages range from 17 days old to all the way to 15 years old. We had a large guy, which I was very surprised. I've never done pediatrics before. And I always think of the neonates, smaller babies, but seeing other people need like 15 year olds, 13 year olds, I thought that was really cool to work on as well. The weights differed as you see 2.5 kgs all the way to 56 kgs with that 15 year olds. And we did about half males and females. Some of the procedures we did were repairing ACDs, VCDs, Heterology and Fallot. And we did start with a PDA ligation on the first stage just to make sure that the OR was working in a sense of we got everything handled and do like a simple sort of case. These are some of the wonderful children that we were able to help. I did get permission to use these photos. But these were some of the wonderful kids. They came out so much better on the other side and they were so brave to even let strangers like us work on them. So I was very grateful to do that. A little bit about our profusion equipment. We're using a Stockard-Chiley roller pump. As you can see in this picture, we did have to tape up half of our things. There was a little we I'm glad that we had a lot of zip ties to put everything together. Extra connectors. We had a duffel bag full of connectors, which I didn't understand why until we got there. We did Frankenstein a good amount of circuits, which was great. The circuit we're using was a little bit to our heater collo as a Cincinnati Sub-Zero Hema Therm, which gave us many problems throughout the two weeks that were there. Our ACT was our Metronic ACT Plus. And we were doing a modified Del Nito while we were there. We'd make the Del Nito either the night before or the morning of, keep it in the fridge and add autologous, not autologous blood, but donor blood to it and blood prime our pumps. So some of the problems that we face while we're there, there are many problems, but the other four that I want to that were the biggest and want to talk about today. First things first, the heater collo I was saying before our Hema Therm had troubles from the beginning. We had it pouring out the backside, which was great. Well, not great, but which was an experience. And the heating issues, it was never able to heat. It could pump water, but it was never able to heat. So we did the good old bucket trick. As you can see in these pictures, I don't know if I can move my stuff. As you see in these pictures, I was doing the bucket as well as Nick Starchy was also doing a bucket because I thought for the two weeks there, my biggest worry was I'm going to be hauling water 24 seven for 14 days. But it turns out I wasn't alone. Even Nick was there to help me out. It was a team as a team effort. And I was very grateful for that. Another thing about the hot water issue is there was no hot water in the hospital. So half the time, so we would use several kettles the entire time, we would take it from the ICU while they were making tea in the ICU, ask for our other kettle and rewarm these patients. By the last day, the heater cooler was completely out. No more pumping at all. And as I was watching Nick, or lasso pump his case, I was just wondering, how are we going to rewarm this patient? What are we going to do? In the end, as I was trying to problem solve, I found myself sitting on the ground next to anesthesia with a medical student constantly bringing me bags of microwave bags of saline. And I sat holding the AV loop, trying to keep the patient warm. It did work. It took a while and my hands were definitely very, very warm. But I was watching the temperatures to make sure I wasn't overheating the patient, but it was successful. And there's probably better ways to do that and less uncomfortable ways of keeping the patient. But that was the thought that I had first to do. Next, although this helped with not keeping the patient cold, but we had no AC in the OR, which came with a lot of problems with the ill medical students that were coming to help or coming to observe. Most of them had to tap out in about 30 minutes turning green, having to sit down. Also, Dr. Novick is very much not a fan of no AC. So many breaks were taken. Doors were open, compromising serility, which made Martina our circulating nurse, nurse, governor, very upset. You could hear many people clapping in the background, trying to keep flies out. And if we had any, we'd close the doors and say we're shut in shop for the day. So that was definitely an issue. Another issue was we had a limited supply of ACT cartridges. Our ACT, we were promised more cartridges throughout the week, but we're never given them. So we had to learn how to ration. As we heard Chris play talking yesterday of the method of keeping a test tube of blood and shaking it, keeping your armpit and going back and forth and counting the seconds. Our anesthesia anesthesiologist definitely was trying to show us that as well as using ACT cartridges. And as you can see in this picture of our ACT, we did have our favorite unlucky number on our ACT machine, which it kind of described the rest of the day. It was it was a very fun day in that sense. And lastly, which wasn't actually a problem, but we shared storage with the rest of the hospital. And we set up our shop. As you see in this picture, we were next to the resuscitair, which I've seen burst before, but this was very different as I was grabbing cannulas looking for the next equipment for the next case. I'd see a new buddy baby born right behind me and taken here to check to see all their vitals. And it was just amazing to see that as we were saving other babies lives that a new one was being born into the world and we were hoping and praying that we won't be working on the next and they're healthy. So that was really good to see in the midst of working with other children. And here's just some of my favorite moments throughout the trip. The first picture is just of this lovely mother who was with her child the entire time she was there 24 seven, we would leave at two in the morning and come back at six in the morning. And she was still there taking very good care of her baby. And to me, it reminded me of my own mother and how grateful I am that a mother's love is something that I will never take for granted. And now she really should let to me when I was overseas. We also have Boncho or anesthesiologists who like I said, we were playing the Queen playlist for 14 hours a and he danced through every song on repeat every time and kept us lively and in a good mood. I saw pictures of Nick, I have a candid picture of Nick looking at one of his patients after we were working after we worked on them. And this is one of the great things I thought about on mission trips is you're not just in the or you have the ability we we work with our ICU staff, we work rather in intervention as we work with everybody. So it was this idea of seeing your patient beforehand, seeing them after keeping track of them. And this I felt was one of the most gratifying parts of the trip was being able to see your patients after and know that they're safe, know they're doing better. Also, I was also seeing my patients after it was great. I love that as well. But seeing they do it himself without anyone coming through is very nice. Every morning we check up on our patients. I also saw lots of the nature deep valleys of different grapes and olives met a lot of nice people. A lot of great friends have kept in contact with some of the nurses. One of our nurses went to live with Dr. Novik. As well as talking to Martina our scrub nurse who ended up sending me different recipes for Croatian foods that because I told her I've been working on a garden she's like, you have tomatoes, I know how to use tomatoes. As well as I was able to see some of the nature and by that we had a hotel dog that was always there in the mornings. And that was something nice to see every morning, I suppose. And as some of the takeaways, first and first, it was the ability to give children another chance at life. These brave children were the best part of the entire trip. And I would never take that away from anything. It was the most priceless part of the trip. Just seeing blue babies turn red was something I've heard and we've seen in the movies, but seeing it in real life was definitely, I felt a different change in the steps that I was going when I saw that. Also, I'm very grateful to be in the United States, all of our resources, something that I take for rent every day, like air conditioning. I just forgot that sometimes you don't have things like air conditioning or the right size scrubs. And we complain about the cannula sizes and we complain about all of these things. But sometimes you have to make do what you have, be grateful for them. And that was a good reset coming back to the United States and saying, we're lucky to have all of these things, we should chill out just a little bit and keep moving forward. So that was one thing. And also, I gained so much information and education. I was at kind of the beginning of my stay here at THI. And I was worried that I wasn't going to be able to keep up. And Dr. Novik walked me through it every day. Every night, we had medical students that were coming through and learning about it. And I would sit in on the chat and learn all about different cardiac surgeries and the things that we should should be doing.  And another thing I need to mention is that this trip as lovely as I'm making it sound was very tough, very, very tough in many different senses.  And being away from the people that you love or going home to talk about it and kind of express the tough days that you've had was kind of difficult, seeing really hard cases or losing a patient that was very, very difficult. And the 14 days, you feel like you're drowning half the time. When you get out of it, you take that breath and you know that you've helped more people than that would have been helped before. And regardless of how tough it was, I promise you that I would do it again, and again and again. So I'm definitely grateful for this opportunity. And I'm not thinking about maybe doing international or pediatric profusion due to this trip. I think it was there's so many other ways to help people, different places, different people. So that's definitely something I'm thinking about now and considering. And as I was saying before, I've kept contact with a lot of the people that I met overseas, and as well as I was able to leave my scrubs there for a lot of the staff and the medical students, because they were 80 pound, 80 pound medical students wearing triple XL scrubs. And I was like, you can definitely have my, you know, I can always get some more. I also left some of my books over there, because a lot of some of the nursing stuff is very interested in profusion. And they just needed a grip of it. So I did leave a couple of my books there, which I was able to replace when I got back. But there's no need to, you know, I if I could share any information that I was happy to do so, as well as some of the supplies, when I first got back to the THI, we had a lot of near expiration things or things that no one was interested in anymore. And I was able to gather them up and send them back to the Novik cardiac alliance HQ in Memphis, Tennessee. And that's definitely something that I want to mention now is help however you can. And what I mean help however you can, if it means going on mission trips yourself, please do so. If you don't want to do that, there's so many other ways to help. This could be sending supplies that your surgeon doesn't find doesn't prefer anymore or things that are near expiration, as well as if it's monetary that also works as well. And if you don't want to donate anything at all, the other thing that you can do is just spread the word, spreading the word to someone else who might be interested in doing so can help change so many people's lives. So there's definitely definitely different ways to help people. Just a special thanks to people that got me on this journey coming there and back from our child up and on. I want to give a special shout out to Ms. Deb for even giving me this idea. Thank you so much for that. And I also want to thank the Lebanese country, Lebanese team and Dr. Walid Sinchran. They're very resilient people and love to go back one day. Thank you.


Hey guys, it's Nate, A.K. The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. It is Wednesday, so you know what that means inside of the team of the season. Guaranteed team of the season pack for the main league, and that is gonna be the La Liga guaranteed tots pack today. The pack is already in the code. It was added when they added the icon swap pack, so we know that it's most likely coming today, and this is gonna be a day where the market moves a lot and it's gonna be another day where we might see more insane content because this La Liga team in the season promo continues to just go above and beyond anything we have seen this year or we have expected to be completely honest with you. I'm having the vibes right now that I had last year during summer heat when they were just dropping player after SBC after player SBC and it was good value after good value. There's stuff in packs that you could craft, upgrade packs, icon SBCs, everything man. It's all going right right now in this game in terms of the SBC content. We had two more SBCs yesterday on Tuesday, a 96 rated PK flashback coming in at 312,000 coins and craftable. I know it is not Pacy, I know it is not Meta, but this is a card, you know, it's more of like a feel good card or reminds you of the Scream PK from back and was that FIFA 19 or FIFA 20 early on. And so I think this card is kind of another fun one, right, a lot of Barcelona SBCs too. And I wanna talk about today how the Guaranteed Tots SBC and all this content is gonna affect their market going forward into today because I think today what you're also gonna see is people that are trying to invest and make coins on this game are gonna start to buy some cards. And also people are going to look to want to buy these Team of the Season items from the La Liga because of course if they don't pack them today then they're gonna know that these cards are probably gonna be heading up into the weekend as it has happened with the Premier League and with the Community since. So again, just to confirm and show you guys that this pack is in the code, it is right here, contains one Team of the Season player from the La Liga Tots squad. Now what is this squad gonna cost today? Last year the Guaranteed La Liga SBC required an 87 rated squad and one Team of the Season with 50 chemistry this year and especially how this week is going, I think it might be an 86 rated squad and I wouldn't put, I wouldn't put it past EA Sports to maybe even make it an 85. The content this week has been such good value, maybe they're gonna continue the trend and make it an 85 rated SBC requiring one Tots, maybe two. If they made it an 85 squad, they might require two Tots. They've given out a lot of Team of the Seasons recently and I think we had our first SBC earlier this week too that required two Team of the Seasons if I'm remembering correctly. But that's kind of the range you can expect it to be going today. Now fodder of course is sky high. This is like the third, look at this daily graph man. Look at this graph, the down into Team of the Season on Friday, May 7th, the start of LaLiga Team of the Season and then the absolute immense number of SBCs that we have had and we're seeing prices on these cards that are kind of back to the levels that we knew them. During the month of like March when this stuff was super high because of all the icon SBCs, 86's have gone from 12,000 coins and doubled to 25 K plus. And if you think about today with this SBC coming out people have been asking me, should I buy 85's, 86's, 87's? I do think that we could see another bit of a bounce up like this again today because there's two kind of things that are going on in this game right now with all of the SBC content that we have had people don't have stuff in their club, right? People are broke, a lot of people are saying to me, yo, I've got my players and my team and then there's like a huge drop off to the silvers because no people have like just normal rare golds and commons because they're doing upgrade packs. So a lot of clubs are pretty bare after all of these SBC's have been put out all of the 85 times five packs but also what you have is people that have done those 85 times five packs or that are crafting upgrades they have some fodder in the club and since we had an 85 times five yesterday the other side of the coin is people went out and bought a squad of 11 players to do the 85 times five they might have half of a squad in their club right now to do an SBC like a guaranteed tots today. Now I will say that still a lot of people are gonna have to go buy SBC fodder cards today to do the tots SBC, not everybody but I still think more of the casual user base who maybe did Coutinho who maybe did, you know with some of the other SBC's that have come out in the past few days are probably low on the fodder in general maybe they have a couple players in the club but they're probably low so they're gonna have to go out and buy stuff today but also people who have invested in fodder kind of like what you saw last week during Premier League team this season. Now I don't know if there's a ton of people that have invested to be completely honest with you but people know that rewards is coming people know that the weekend is coming with bonus league of tots so you might see a spike today at 6 p.m. then you might see fodder dropping off into the evening before rewards cause people will know that pack supply is coming and then the fodder has been cheapest on the weekends so that is one thing that I would 100% expect today a bit of a spike and then maybe downwards after that but I really wouldn't sit here and tell you to if you're gonna do the La Liga guaranteed tots SBC today and you don't have enough fodder in your club sure go out buy a couple 85s maybe buy like an 88 if you need to and just put it in your club you get ready to do that or craft SBCs and do some player picks or premium upgrades if you want to get some fodder that way and have a chance at packing a blue but I really wouldn't sit here and say yeah go ham invest I don't think that's a really smart thing to say right now with where we're heading into the weekend with more lightning rounds and more supply coming out and a lot of these SBCs expiring that's one point I wanna make too look at all these man two days two days a lot of the stuff expires on Friday literally this under card which I think is a pretty cool idea from EA releasing a U23 player Coutinho's out for four days I think Marcelo might be out for a couple days more he's just two days as well but a lot of these SBCs are expiring on Friday so or at least into the weekend so I don't think that's really gonna have a lot of demand for that SBC fodder and unless Bundesliga tots is really like this which I don't know if we can expect this kind of content two weeks in a row that fodder is definitely gonna drop off heading into the weekend so that's kind of my thoughts on the SBC fodder situation now let's talk about the actual team of the season cards themselves again and the out of packs market as well because what Wednesday is for a lot of people is Wednesday is buy day right Wednesday is okay I did the guaranteed tots pack I didn't pack Veran like I wanted to but you know what I got coins for him I won him in my team so I'm gonna go buy him right now Veran is 2.6 million coins I just searched at 2.8 mil this card is so rare it's ridiculous this guy four people after the guaranteed SBC decide they wanna go buy Veran for their team boom this guy is instantly at 2.9 million coins like that cause these four cards go away now I know it's probably more in the peak of the day time but for some of these rare high level high tier meta and highly desirable desirable desirable tots cards from La Liga Messi Suarez Benzema De Jong especially Veran especially I would even throw Jordi Alba and maybe even Lucas Vasquez in this equation because Jordi Alba has been fluctuating a lot this week based off of Rarity, Link's Coutinho and PK so these kinda cards today when the guaranteed comes out you're probably gonna see them rising up after 6 p.m. in my opinion unless we get some other crazy content today who knows that could be possible too but I would honestly expect a rise in these cards kinda like we saw Lassie with the prem and then hanging around there in rewards and then maybe even going up after that into the evening Thursday night into Friday morning for a lot of these tots cards now I think Messi, Benzema, De Jong and Alba would be the three cards that I would expect to go up the most I think these cards have the most hype De Jong especially this card right here is pretty rare on this game and some of these cards might have hit their lowest today right some of these out of pack specials might have hit their lowest today too on Tuesday 1.42 for De Jong he's right now 1.609 so he's up a little bit I still think you'll see a little bit of selling this morning into Wednesday cause people are now kind of catching on to the trend they know that the guaranteed tots pack is going to be today so if you see any panic selling on the high tier meta cards out of the La Liga tots I'd give you the green light to go ahead and buy some of those because again there's so many SBC cards people's teams are probably being transformed right now from Premier League links to La Liga links with the Coutinho with the PK with all those other SBCs that have come out this week undoubtedly a lot of people have participated and with all the upgrade packs as well a lot of these SBCs you're almost guaranteed to get a tots from so I think you're really going to see a lot of those links do well this week for the rest of the market you know some of these Premier League team the season cards there's going to be a large group of people as well that are going to see the price drops on these and say hey these cards are pretty cool they're still brand new I want to try it out in the weekend league Hyunmin Sun was 1.62 million coins earlier today before the content drop he is back up 100,000 coins I think this is honestly just because of rarity and he got panic sold down way too much right here this is just too much panic I don't know if he goes back down in the 1.6 low range on the PS4 or if he goes down into the low 1.4s again like he did on the Xbox but I would honestly say that if you see any panic on these cards today this is going to be the time to get them because again more coins are going to come on the market with rewards and after today on Wednesday when the content is dropped people participate in the content they do the upgrade pack SBC and then boom the eyes kind of shift towards the weekend league because you got rewards coming up and that is something that hasn't been happening in the first three days of this week right it's all been about the new SBCs icon swaps but when we get later in the week like this everybody starts thinking about weekend league the market rising with rewards so you're going to see more buying today so if you see panic selling again like Mason mounts up 10,000 coins he was down to 10 and below Luke Shaw was 200k flat De Bruyne was 950 I think Rashford was 3.1 Cancelo was like 400k flat so especially some of these brand new Tots cards even the community Tots too I bought a barn today at 568k just sold them at 620k Mookie L.A. was like 280k Juan Misaka was 720k so some of these cards that are still pretty new and pretty hyped and rare as well you might see a decent rise on those and the rest of your out of packs market too the thing that I want to mention about this is yes people are going to be buying this stuff up and saying man look how much these prices have dropped they're going to go back up flying this weekend you know a galakasadama right I don't think you're going to see cards like this hit their prices that they were last weekend 900k, 935 for this adama last weekend there's almost no shot in my opinion although this card is even super rare it's got Spanish links I really don't feel like this adama goes back up to 935k this week I don't think you can expect those rises back to this kind of peak you know just because there are not as many coins on this game anymore because people did all the SBCs this week so I think you will see a nice market rise because people are right now not even focused on buying teams and they're going to be starting to focus into that you know Wednesday and Thursday for sure with rewards and stuff but you know I just don't expect I'm not going to sit here and tell you that you're going to see cards like that have the most insane and sane rise so one thing I want to talk about again is just your La Liga links right like this Anzufati card and some of your other out of pack specials from La Liga whether it's foot birthday cards future stars in forums everything there's so much hype with La Liga it's really going to be interesting to me to see how these cards do this weekend I mean this Anzufati every day bounces between like 1.2 and 1.3 but is he really going to go to like 1.4 this weekend is he really going to go up that much this kind of card he might right because he's super duper rare I've got my eyes on him but some other cards maybe like I don't know you know some of the other La Liga special cards that people have been investing in one that I'm reminded of right now is the Usman Dembele right wing inform card who is still 323,000 coins we even had a Joaquin SBC release same position five star skills and this guy continues to maintain his price so a lot of these La Liga cards have maintained their price through this crash because I think purely people are not selling them and they're investing in them and I'm really interested to see some of these cards might fly some of these they might be over invested in so that's I feel like it's going to be a fine line with some of these La Liga specials might go up a lot some of them might not go up so much this Usman I kind of feel good about him to be honest apart from the fact that I just used in his example that his price didn't drop besides Joaquin there aren't that many right wings in La Liga he's got the French links as well so I understand why this card and this was a very very rare team of the week I more still understand why this card is not dropped but again using the whole market as an example some of these cards that haven't dropped are going to probably end up being a little bit over invested in it just depends on the card depends on how hyped they are like you know maybe this Morales card as a striker he hasn't really dropped that much but we have you know of course a couple different strikers that have been released in the team like this Regulon is an interesting one to develop Spanish links Premier League so kind of a mixture between people who have cards from last week and cards from this week so I think the La Liga specials to me are a bit of an unknown it's going to be on a per card basis that I'm going to be you know kind of watching those like this Gomez card right people that Coutinho this week you know people have got the Fakir card from Tots in here now are they really going to go out and are they going to use this Gomez card or are they going to go and use one of the new Tots cards or one of the new SBC players that we've gotten Yoruba Chijie is one you know as a fullback a center back that I think people are going to end up using and then you know your Bundesliga specials as well it's in Babu card people have been buying him up that's Sancho what if people have been buying those cards up too I think your Bundesliga special cards are a watch but honestly what I'm going to be looking at today is just super rare out of pack specials like even this Hyunmin Sun is a card that I'm going to have my eyes on today this Theo Hernandez is a French left back I might be looking at him a little bit well French Lynx should do pretty well this week with a lot of French cards like Kunde being in we've had some French cards in the past couple weeks with you know Fofana and Kunde and Diñe being in SBC and I'm also going to watch icons because I think that some of the out of packs icons not necessarily just English icons because some people are talking about you know either English Lynx or Spanish Lynx you know I don't really think I'm going to focus on just these but I think icons in general some of the moments even but mostly some of the babies and some of the midfielders I think might be good plays this week I think they could have good moves on the market I think with you know people trying to link together cards that they got from the Premier League team in the season and from the La Liga team in the season I think that you might have some people going for icons to try to link some of these together which by the way I have a Butcher right now on my transfer list I believe and wait what did that say players in demand yo there was just a thing here on the transfer market list it said players in demand what in the world does that mean I have never seen that before I don't need that to pop back up EA Sports can I see that message pop back up again what in the world was that bro I have never seen that message before pop up right there maybe I'm seeing things I don't know anyways it was in that little info screen right by the transfer market alright I'll play with it and see if I can get to pop back up but oh there it is players in demand check out SBCs and Live Foot Friendlies to see what type of players will be in demand by the community what? what? is EA Sports trying to help us out with our economy monitoring by talking about supply and demand hey that's a foot economist message right there on the leaderboard if I've ever seen one man anyways anyways back to what I was saying and I'll finish this video off here in a second but I have got some L's on my trance list right now I'm really losing some coins because I bought cards earlier this week I bought these Bergwines for like right around 300,000 coins I bought the same Maximum at 260 and what I'm doing today is it's a mental thing for me right I'm gonna be selling some of this stuff even though I'm gonna be losing coins on it I'm gonna be selling some of this stuff to regroup for today redo some of my investments and just kind of you know sometimes you just need to reset and that's kind of what I'm doing I'm gonna be taking like the two 300k loss today now I made some I'm gonna make some money on this Mateus I bought this at 800 and I bought this at 568 so I'm gonna be making some money on some of this stuff but a lot of these cards right here and the stuff that I don't have listed right now is gonna be an L for me so you know I'm gonna take my losses and I'm gonna regroup right it's been a week of crazy content and I think that the market's gonna come you know bouncing back a decent amount because just people have not been focused on their team so I'm gonna be focused on that rewards rise from Thursday it's gonna be a good one I'm gonna try to not spend too much more on upgrade packs because I've already spent I think somewhere around like 700 600 to 700,000 coins and a little update on that as well I have packed Kunde Jordi Alba Carrasco Moreno Lucas Vasquez and Oblak twice I think I've I've actually got Kunde twice too but I got a player pick with Kunde and Courtois so I chose Courtois that's why you see the counter up to 23 I got Alba today from a player pick so you know I'm honestly even tempted to try to get that PK done and get the Coutinho done and have kind of a little Barcelona triangle down at the back even though it's not meta it just sounds like to me to be kind of fun so we will see what happens with the squad but I'm gonna be heading into rivals not rivals Friendly's doing icon swaps pretty soon with that but that's just kind of how I'm feeling about the market right now I do think we will have a nice rise because again people are gonna get coins from rewards and that focus is gonna shift from you know doing the icon swaps doing the SBCs doing the upgrade packs shifting over to the weekend league with Bundesliga team of the season and rewards on the line people need to buy their teams and that sort of stuff again so that's kind of how I'm feeling about the market today hopefully that SBC for the La Liga Tats guaranteed is somewhere around like the 85 to 86 rated range not super duper expensive and hopefully you guys don't pack Gerard Moreno, Oblak, Kunde or Navas today because I think a lot of people are gonna pack those guys so I hope we get somebody else but if you enjoyed this video put a thumbs up on it comment down below if you have any questions and subscribe if you're new it's been Nathan Photocount I will catch you guys later peace out


Nobel laureate Professor Waleisha Inka has said Nigerian needs reconstruction, reconfiguration and decentralization to maximize its development. Though in non-playwrights, they let these other lecturers to mark the 50th anniversary of the punch newspaper in Lagos. The professor who watched the main speaker at the event said most leaders in Nigeria were only comfortable with the word reconstruction before they got to the office and they soon forgot about it after they assumed power. Our correspondent, Paul George, now reports. Gathered in this hall for this public lecture are giants in different strata to celebrate the golden jubilee of punch newspaper's pedigree, prestige and promise.  He says most conferences on decentralization only brought people together for a charade and warned that it was time that people stopped taking the nation for granted. Drawing from different narratives in Nigeria, the Nobel laureate asked rhetorically whether the Nigerian civil war has really ended and what's wrong with the plebiscite. It's a civil war really over and civil wars will continue as long as civil society, governance especially, gives cause to place people under such strain that they begin to question whether they can claim national belonging. What's wrong with the plebiscite? What's wrong with determining the will of a people at any given time? Prefer the expressions like reconfiguration, decentralization. In his remarks, Minister of Information and National Orientation Mohammed Idris Malagi commands punch newspaper for its contribution for being among the few newsprint that has helped the country to reshape its narrative. Punch has been here for 50 years. And what that tells you is that it is a story of resilience, trust, hard work and commitment in Nigeria for it. Speaking, Chairman Punch and daughter of the founder of the newsprint Angela Emoa says our family was able to sustain the organization through proper accountability and discipline as they look forward to a new height. In the next few 50 years, you can expect that we will be more innovative. We will come up with new strategies to make sure that we're ahead of our game. Dignitaries including former Minister of Transportation Rotimi Ameichi praised the Punch newspaper for their doggedness and fortrightness in championing democracy. They spoke alongside Dane Taiwo Ajayilise. Punch was on the lead, like other papers, other journalists who fought for democracy. I think just as everybody is celebrating their success, their success will include the fact that the Nigerian democracy that everybody is enjoying for now, even though there are challenges, extreme challenges, were part of the achievements of Nigerian journalists and Nigerian newspapers like Punch that led it. The first generation, if I call them of the media, was the private press in the country. The private press died. Punch reinvented the private press. When it came back, there was the predominance of government press. Now, as we speak today, it is the private press that is driving and government newspapers are dead. So we are here to celebrate the longevity of life, not only of the Punch, but also the survival of the private press in the country. The Nigerian media is not aware that it's the fourth estate of the realm. The media here has not entirely recognized that it's as powerful as the president. When they mention media, the president should be pissing in his pants because he should be very careful about what he does because he knows that the media will dissect his every action. As the occasion winds down, the guests and Nigerians present hope for improved and unadulterated news reportage from Nigerian journalists. Paul George, Plus TV News. Don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go five days a week. We go seven hours a day. We go 24 hours a day on the Internet at TFNN.com. Always remember, folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. Let's make that great week, folks. Be impeccable with your word. Release the need to be right. When you believe something, you assume you are right. You may even destroy relationships and not defend your position. Let go of the need to defend your position. Mock it wise. Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 105. NASDAQ is up 59. S&P's a flat. Gold. Gold contract. Trading up $13.90 at $19.77 an ounce. You have Silver down 8 cents, $23.27 an ounce. Light sweet crude. Down 3 bucks. $69.71 a barrel. Notes and bonds. A 10-year note. Up 25 ticks. Trading 1306. The 30-year bond. Up a full point. Plus 19 ticks. At $127.07 a king dollar. King dollar right now. Trading down 64 ticks. 104. 142. The year is at 107. The yen is at 139. The British pound is at 123. The one U.S. dollar. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. Want to know what's going on in your world. In the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, we've got a flat market out here. You had a market go top side last week. Bottom line, if we take a look at the cash, you're over the cash. Bottom line, that's in. Next swing point is where this baby wants to go. And you have window dressing, too. So it shouldn't be that hard to get up in this particular case for the spy to get up into this four, well, it's 11 points. It's 431. That's your next level up here. We've got to take a look at the NDX100, the three Q's, and that one there. Right now, you don't have the volume out here today, but that's not a big deal after the case of what we had last week, okay? Because last week, the daily, the weekly, it doesn't matter which one you put it on. It blew that swing point away. So your next swing up here is up at the 371. And right now, you're at 350. So it's going to be like, okay, what's the next big thing coming down? Well, we'll see how window dressing goes, because what happens is that we are right at, yeah, I mean, it's going to be in full force tomorrow, man.  Gold. Contract out here. That basically has too much volume at its lows. We had a low today. We got 252,000 contracts. It's too much volume at the low. This is, I still confirmed ABC structured out to 1902. And we go into notes and bonds, and it looks like notes and bonds. Let's see how we did this. I believe we rejected this lower price. Yeah, we did. So we rejected lower price. Now, this is how you want to rejection. Look at this, folks. You rejects a lower price and we haven't even done a million contracts. And we're coming into, I believe, three million contracts in the 10 year. That's how dramatic this is. We got to 1203. 111 was the number. So it even didn't get down to that. If we just even take Fridays. Yeah, rejected lower price. Now we're going to see what kind of a balance we'll get. The first balance probably a dead cat can still get you to 114.08. And we'll see whether it has more juice than that. Let me just put this up here for a second. Yeah, the 114. So the 114 is your .382. We go to the dollar bottom line once higher price. We made a high out here today at 104, 535, a low of 103, 879. And you're right in the middle of that deal. That's a positive sign that this thing continues to want higher price. We take a look at some of the higher volume equities. There's going to be a low volume market out here today. Well, let's go to Nvidia first. Because Nvidia is a trillion dollar stock right now. I believe the ABC structure in Nvidia is 444 and hit 420 already. So we'll see how the rest of this shakes out. Now, what's interesting is that, you see how you get two gaps like this? Well, if this is going to be a three gap play, we just might get one more gap. And if that's what you get, then this is going to get really intriguing. So where three gap play works is this, folks. If in fact we get a free gap play, you'll get one more gap. That'll be an exhaustion gap. You'll come down and fill the gaps. But you've got to remember something. Where the gaps start, that's where it will basically take off again. So for all of us, if that's what we get, that'd be a pretty cool deal.  Pretty intense, man. There's no doubt about that. We're going to take a look at some of the higher volume equities today. And this will be a low volume. Well, no, let's go to the oil market first, one second. We bring up the oil contract. So oil out here. This has been a highly volatile move in the way down. Yeah, couldn't handle it. This thing's going right back down to the lows. And if we take a look at CO1, I put the generic contract up. Let's see. Yeah. You're building a building cause to break a big consolidation. Because this, if we break this consolidation, if we break, you know, the 67 mark, each time we've been down there, you know, we get down to the 63 mark four weeks ago, six weeks ago, you get down to the 64 mark. In both cases, though, you're only there, you know, very short time. That level there gets broken. And then oil is going to be in the farted dollar level. So not quite sure what's going to send it down to the farted dollar levels, but outside of selling. But that's how that baby is set up right now. We're going to take a look at a couple of the other big dogs out here. Let's go take a look at Apple. Apple right now. That's not Apple. Apple set up. Apple hit 178.99 today. Right now we're trading 171.44 Amazon. Look at that. That's high volume high. It wanted it, man. It took it to blow it away. 114. We're at 121. Oh, look at this. You got an ABC up on Amazon. This is an ABC up B 118. This is a good one, too. 17 bucks. 27. What is it? 30. Yeah, 130. Yeah, 121. Stay there, folks. Come right back. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Dow. Dow is down now. 109. That is except 52. S&P is down. One. Come right back.