Hello and welcome to the International Daily Roundup by People's Dispatch, where we bring you some of the major news developments from across the world. U.S. to halt long-term immigration for the next two months, protests in Lebanon resume, this time over governments handling of the pandemic, Israel clears way for land grabs surrounding Hebron's Ibrahim-e-Mosk, thousands of airline workers risk job loss as the South African government rejects financial support to the country's carrier. We begin with our daily COVID-19 update. Even as the number of infections continues to grow around the world, 700,000 recoveries have been reported, setting a new milestone in the fight against the outbreak. Germany and Spain are leading countries in terms of recoveries. U.S. President Donald Trump announced a two-month suspension of long-term immigration into the country on April 21. At a press conference held at the White House, Trump said that his administration would suspend all applications for permanent residence for a 60-day period. The move was earlier announced on Twitter by the president on Monday, where he stated that his administration is considering to suspend immigration. The reasoning behind the move was stated as a measure to be taken in light of the pandemic and a supposed need to protect jobs of American citizens. As the country's healthcare system is strained by the onslaught of the pandemic, the U.S. job market is also facing a crisis. According to data released by the federal government, the number of people applying for unemployment support has crossed 20 million over the past month. Many, of course, have raised doubts on the effectiveness of targeting immigration to actually stem job losses. Despite the earlier tweet implying a halt on immigration altogether, the measures announced to suspend residence applications falls well short of actually doing that. Observers have pointed out that a major chunk of immigration to the U.S. comes from temporary work visas which should be unaffected from the new move. Moreover, long-term visas were already suspended since March because of the outbreak. The people of Lebanon have thronged the streets yet again in protests. On Tuesday, a massive protest erupted against the government's failure to tackle rising poverty and hunger in the country. A large number of protesters had gathered with their cars in order to maintain physical distancing in light of the COVID-19 outbreak. In the capital city Beirut, protesters gathered and headed towards a special parliament meeting inside a theater hall to enable social distancing among legislators. The government has imposed a partial lockdown since mid-March along with a night curfew in an effort to contain the spread of the disease. Lebanon's financial crisis, with one of the worst debit-to-GDP ratios in the world, has been exacerbated by the pandemic. A large number of people have lost their jobs due to the lockdown and inflation has risen to 27%. Banks have imposed strict curves on the withdrawal of money depriving people from accessing essential services at the time of an emergency. With the deepening crisis, several reports of people attempting self-immolation due to desperate economic conditions have appeared in the local media. Last month, the country also defaulted on its payment of international loans. To deal with the impact of the COVID-19 and the resulting financial distress, the parliament further uprooted fresh loan demands to the World Bank on Tuesday. In our next story on Tuesday, the Attorney General of Israel cleared the government's plan to confiscate fresh Palestinian land in Hebron. The Yermak land will be surrounding the historical Ibrahimi Mosque at the center of the old Hebron city in the occupied West Bank. The Israeli Defense Ministry had approved the plan in December. The final decision is now pending the approval of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The land to be seized belongs to the Palestinian Islamic Worker in Palestinian Authority. Once implemented, the settlement plan will demolish a wholesale market in the city's famous Shuhada Street. The Israeli project is to rebuild the areas around the mosque for the benefit of Jewish worshipers. A UNESCO heritage site, the Ibrahimi Mosque, much like the Al-Aqsa Mosque, is a culturally significant landmark that Israel has claimed for Jewish settlers. The far-right Jewish extremists claim the mosque to be the tombs of the patriarchs. Israel has occupied the mosque and divided it into Palestinian and Jewish parts and has allowed Jews to pray inside the mosque since 1994. In violation of every international treaty, it signed with the PLO that very year. Israel already has an illegal settlement in Hebron with nearly 800 illegal settlers. Israel has deployed heavy military contingents there in the name of providing security. However, security personnel and settlers are often found harassing local Palestinians. Hebron to the south of Jerusalem is the most populated Palestinian city in the occupied West Bank, with more than 200,000 people living there. Finally, as the South African government has rejected suggestions of financial assistance to the country's flagship carrier, thousands of workers stand to lose their jobs. In a meeting held yesterday evening, between the representatives of the government and the unions operating within the South African airways or the SAA, the workers rejected all the proposal to lay off almost all of its 4,700 employees. The proposal was made by SAA's business rescue practitioners, a special body put in charge of the business operations of the loss-making public company. The BRPs made a suggestion in the light of the rejection of an additional 10 billion rand in aid from the government to rescue the airline. As the SAA stands to be wound on for good, the BRPs plan to limit the airline's occupation to cargo services and evacuation of South African standard in other countries in the pandemic. It has been speculated that there will be plans to sell off the rest of its operations. The unions have alleged that the agenda to privatize the airline by selling out its assets has been on the table long before the government rejected the request for additional funds. The union, NUMSA and the South African Cabin Crew Association or SACCA have rejected the retrenchment plan. The unions have suggested that the airline can be saved from collapse by renegotiating or cancelling outsourced overpriced contracts to private firms. These contracts are given for different services. The unions have suggested that instead they should be insourced and workers involved in such services as SAA staff at much lower cost. Right now we are still in the very early stages of trials, of development and there are a lot of options being explored around the world. But once say once we reach a stage where there are say three or four credible possibilities, what is the kind of patent wars that are likely to or intellectual property wars that are likely to go around vaccines? You see vaccines are an interesting issue for a different per reason. The genome sequence is fundamental to the vaccine. You also have to take all the mutations of the disease into account so your vaccine has to work against all of them. Now here is the issue that while the genome sequence has to be put in public domain, as I said China put it in public domain as early as January 12th without which even the testing kits should not have been available. The interesting part of it is the vaccine that comes out of knowing the genome of course needs investment by companies. But at the end of it the information which is vital for the vaccine is public domain information which then becomes a private property via the vaccine of the company which develops the vaccine. So this is the fundamental conflict or contention at the center of the vaccine issue because this did not come up with COVID-19. It came really with the flu vaccine because as you know flu the virus changes every year you have different variants of it so you have to build all of that into the vaccine itself. So if the virus comes the companies which have or produce the vaccine they want the flu genome, the flu virus genome to be put on a public database. There is a public database for it now on which all these viruses are put by countries seeing the disease. Then the vaccine when it is developed it costs $20, $25, $15 a shot. Now that is way above the range of countries which are poor countries where the population is largely poor who cannot afford personally $20 for a flu shot. Neither can the countries who bulk flu shots particularly 1.3 billion of the Indian people multiplied by $20 is a huge cost. So they have been asking if we put flu virus into your database into a global database then you also to make it available to those countries at a certain cost. Now that's a commercial issue being negotiated and there are biodiversity treaty references and all of that but I would come to this other side. How are these vaccines produced? They are produced actually largely through grants given by private trusts which are charitable trusts or by governments. In this particular case US is going to spend $1 billion helping a development of a vaccine. It's been given to a private company. Now US position is after that it belongs to the private company. Now that's where the problem starts. So the Chinese via the Genome sequence was the first to be used. All the work has been basically done on that. At the end of it it will get privatized if this continues. Of course China also has a vaccine program out of the six of seven which are right now in early clinical trials. Not even clinical trials but early trials. It means you test it first. Is it working? Is there antibodies being produced? Then you test to see whether what should be the dosage? Should it be repeated? How long would the antibodies take to build up? All of those issues are there. So then only it gets into large scale human trials at which stage maybe the frontline health workers will be vaccinated. Now if you really do all of this you will require something like 300 million to 1 billion vaccines. If it gives you longevity for say a year at least 1 billion is what you will have to vaccinate in the world. Assuming a lot of people already there would have also antibodies. So that's a huge amount of money that we are talking about. Now these six companies which are now in early trials they would probably not all of them succeed. So whoever becomes a front runner is going to get the bonanza. Now that is it going to be privatized? Is the public health system then? Can it say this has been built with public money? It must be available to people publicly. Well is there a mechanism for doing this? Is WHO the mechanism through which this can be negotiated? It could also explain why the US is now moving against WHO because these are the things that WHO has done in the past and therefore knocking them out would also mean if the US is the early front runner in the vaccine race and now has the largest number of patients so its ability to test is really there. Now if that happens then is the rest of the world then going to be dependent on a couple of American companies. Of course we have a German private company also in the race as I said we have also a Chinese company. So we have to see at the end of it the question is a much more fundamental one. Who decides whether patent protection should be given to such medicine or should it be left to the world that when public health becomes the paramount issue it trumps private property and that I think is the issue this COVID-19 pandemic is also putting before us. That's all we have in this episode of the International Daily Roundup. 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Hi everyone. Happy Sunday. I'm Joe for jaspeyscasebrakes.com coming at you with a 2020 mosaic football no huddle pack break Random team number 20 with seven teams being given away in that 2021 mosaic football choice break coming up in a separate video Basically, we're new to the pack break first. That's the first dice roll second dice roll We'll take everybody's names again Randomize them top seven will win teams in that order name on top look at the buccaneers Second name will get the Steelers third name gets the Dolphin so on and so forth And then you'll be involved in the break big thanks to this group for making it happen. Appreciate it There are the teams right here, so let's do the pack break first Let's roll it randomized names and teams six and a four ten times for names and teams one two three Once more right? Yeah, 10th and final time 10 times for the teams one Two and 10th and final time all right no trade windows in these little pack breaks these little filler breaks But here's the first half of the list right here And here's the second half of this right here. Let's just alphabetize by team and Print this guy out. All right. Here's the final list hot off the presses Looks everybody for hanging with me on on your Sunday. Appreciate that. There's the no huddle pack right here Just eight carbs Parallels in here. Oh nice. That's not bad. You got a Justin Herbert rookie card In the no huddle pattern Daniel with the chargers Then you got T. Higgins Rookie card for the bangles. He's pretty good. That also goes to Daniel and an NFL debut insert to a tongue about That's a pretty good pretty nice pack all things considered Miami Kevin Thompson. All right now you still have a chance to win teams too So let's grab everybody's names from top to bottom Put them into a new list right here So it's gonna be the top seven getting teams in that order right there You see on your screen name on top gets the buccaneer seventh name down gets the raiders etc All right. Good luck new dice roll top seven after eight three and a five eight times One two three four five six Seven and eighth and final time after eight so from eight on down Sad time, sorry Daniel and everybody else, but I appreciate you giving this a shot Top seven though you get teams you're in that mosaic choice break Congrats to Mike Daniel Daniel. Okay Daniel. You got in Mike Sam Chad and Barry so after eight times top seven get teams And there you go. We'll put a little rooftop next to your name like that So, you know, you won those teams uh in this particular filler break so Barry with the buccaneers Chad with the Steelers Sam with Miami Mike with Philadelphia Daniel with Atlanta and Dallas And uh Mike with the vagus raiders There you go gang. Thanks everybody. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks.com I'll see you next time. Oh, I'll see you in the next video for that next break. Bye. Bye


Yo what's poppin people welcome back to another episode of kicking their bass TV today We're out on the lake, and we're about to do some frog fishing frog fishing is by far My favorite way to go bass fishing. I love it the excitement of it the blow up and the big fish that you can catch on a frog It's just a lot of fun and the birds So we got my boy fletcher with me, what's going on brother? Hey, what's going on dude? What's up, man? I almost left you hanging there. There's one time and one of our videos a couple weeks ago But yeah, so we're gonna be frog fishing today see if we can catch some really big fish this year I have been addicted to frog fishing and it's probably been Shoot a month and a half since I've uploaded a frog video So today is the day hit the like button if you guys want to see some more frog content Boy subscribe to the channel and then comment down below If you guys want to see some more videos like this or if you have some other videos in mind And if you could share this video with a friend helps out the channel a lot get somebody new in the fishing Let's go ahead and get after it. I think we're in a smoke. I'm on a frog. What's going on? I forgot that last time I used this fishing rod.  Oh, it was already bird's nest Okay, I thought you just did it. It doesn't look that bad, but let me tell you this sucker is stuck All right. Well, you're doing that. I'm gonna do some fishing. I think that's the plan That's the plan man. All right, y'all. So this is the setup that we're using I got this paired up on my kick in their bass TV Exaluse combo you guys can get it down below kicking their bass calm And I also have this paired up with the old poppin pickle, but it's a white poppin pickle It's one of my favorite frogs of all time. It's really a perch. That's what they call it as a perch But it's a frog in my book man But yeah, we're gonna get after it hoping we can get some of these fish under the trees the last time We're out here couldn't really get them on a frog that good, but I'm feeling it today.  You got some good weather Hasn't been cold hasn't been super warm. It's just like good nice fall weather. I'm looking forward to this So hopefully the fish are feeling the same way we are And they're gonna hop on this frog today First cast we're off to a hot start built boys and girls things are going our way today really great I mean, how do I snag a freaking frog first cast really great. We're going my way early By the end of it. Oh Dude, did you see that? He didn't even eat it all the way.  Yeah, they might This pot and pickle is a dude. I am getting it up there, too, buddy. I mean like how's there not a fish there? That's so so good That's what like just confuses me about this play Oh my gosh, I'm out through myself under there Well, I mean look where my bait's at flush. You you got me crazy to say there's not a bass Nine line had this like foundation event Wow that thing was hyper you gotta love that man look It took us a minute to get a bite, but That's the ones you want Come here, buddy.  That's a good fish guys You know, it's been a little slow start I thought we were gonna see a lot more with how I was casting that frog, but that's our first fish About a three pounder. That's what that's what we want Maybe we can get one even bigger that fish was hyper too That's what we want to see and one thing I pay attention to guys. It don't matter what bait I'm throwing You know, we didn't have many bites on this right off the rig There's nothing wrong with that, you know, that's part of fishing but Right when we did get a bite that fish committed and he had it in the back of his throat So something to pay attention to hey, I won't take many bites if they're gonna be that size Has a little bit more girth in here. It does. You know, I will say the last time we threw a frog in here I think it was for your video. I don't know if you remember but I caught two They were freaking me both four pounds. You remember that or one was like probably a high three Well, I feel like the normal size fish we catch in here is like two pounds.  He hasn't you haven't had a bite yet. Have you? You know, I caught that one fish. It's just we can't really Oh, how's it going? A few a few missed bites. Look at that. Did you see that? Hey, you know what I did there too. I slowed it down That was a straight pause right there I looked up and there's a bull. I wasn't paying attention. But guys the biggest thing that we're trying to figure out right now is How do these fish want this bait? And you know, they might not even want it on this bank, you know We're throwing underneath all this shade and these laydowns the other side of the banks got more of some grass to it You know that grass might be a better bet for us right now and a lot of these fish Could be out in the middle, you know, they could be roaming chewing on some bait We actually saw a few bloons You know, there might only be some of these large mouths that are pushed up under these trees So we're just going to keep on covering some water kind of put together A little game plan for today to figure out what these fish are wanting See if we can catch some good ones Yeah Oh, dude, that's a good one Yeah, look at that Big mama come on Come on Fletcher you got one dude this ain't spot. I never moved it Oh my gosh Oh about a beam double up Fletcher this is what he thought it was going to be a slush Dude, I threw up there and I was watching you and I just hear something.  Look at that. Both of them, dude. Oh, yeah, yours is My bait isn't even coming out the end I need the pliers to get that out. We start off that slow and then we double up that easy. You know something We saw that movement though. This is all one splash and Turn up two largeies right there. Look at that. Yes, sir. They're like identical too. I know I think yours might be a tad bigger I was hard because they're so hard to say Carb and coffee Yeah, we saw just a little bit of movement up in that grass and he threw up there got slammed I threw up there was watching him and I heard some I look up.   It just fired them up.   We fished that grass Holy cow. That might be over. That's a good one Yeah, that one's four. Yeah, that's a four all day Wow. Well guys, that's what you want. Yeah, that's four counter all day Fletcher. Yeah, you think so? Dude, she's that was a mean bite We are getting on some freaking tanks these last three fights have not been hesitant at all. They Dude, I mean It's crazy because we were just talking about I was telling Fletcher. This is how I'm working it It wasn't hey that one. No or a little bush.  That's what that sounds like if I was at any other place and I heard a blow-up like that I think I have a dang 10 pounder on my line. I mean that that was just That's something else man. So since we just learned that guys now we're gonna put it to the test and let's see Let's see if it's actually what was causing us to not get by another thing to think about two guys, you know over there We're fishing the grass over here. We're over there. We're fishing the trees over here. We're fishing the grass Could it could it make a difference? Yeah But then again, could it be the way we're working it? I definitely think so This water looks like it's up a little bit too. So maybe that's why they're hugging this grassy stuff a little bit Seriously, so do you see how water up in there? Yeah, that's what I was saying I was like, maybe they're up in that stuff. Maybe he crushed right there. That'd be sick I love getting crushed in the in the just the gunk I bet you he was up in there. He might have called him out I bet it was at least holding the edge of it tight drop a comment down below What is y'all's favorite way to fish a frog? Like favorite of all time. I'm not talking about how they bit it recently Or you can talk about that too. Drop a comment down below on the last time you went frog fishing and how did they eat it?  Were you working it super slow? What were you doing to trigger this just to bite? Also, what color were you using? Drop this comments down below. You know, we can all learn from it.   But today it might be just a different whole different thing Fishing's crazy every day. It's always changing. I don't think that trees though. No, that's new That's a that's a recent There's a couple fish on it. I just went behind over Balzy gets rid of 10 to get a nine Yeah, I got her. She's stuck on the tree though She's stuck on the tree She's stuck. We're gonna we gotta go get her She's wrapped. Well, we got one but we are wrapped on the tree. Where's she hooked dude? The frog's on the outside of her face. That is some weird funky stuff going on You got her Yeah, you gotta go Not in front of frog. Oh that worked that worked. Have you ever hooked the frog in the bottom of the gills? That is the weirdest frog placement hooks that there guys, but we got her in the boat. We got her untangled That was crazy. It wasn't graceful, but it did the job And another solid one probably the smallest of the bunch today But still just a really fat short fish, man I'll tell you when you hook them underneath here though, it tends to be when they like Plop over it. Yeah, they don't eat it. They just roll and I just set it in our windows on top of it.  We appreciate it. The frogs that we're using that's the striking uh Sexy frog and then this is the poppin pickle. There's the pop The poppin purge. They probably should change the name because when you go on google You can literally type in poppin pickle search the dang thing so much But this is a poppin purge. Um, if you guys want to get a discount on them My discount code is linked down below and get them on striking.com Just want to put that out there. Hey, if you guys are some og subscribers from the last like I'd say five years Y'all already know about the poppin pickle. This thing is just Woo spicy Come on big bass big belly bass Where you at? We just had all that action to nothing He thought he figured something out Hey, we're just right place right time I don't know dude. It might be that slow. I haven't been doing I need to be five second pause type type thing That's a beat. Do that.  Here you go Let us see The thing is it'll come up and sniff it just And then it pops he just smokes it Unless the thing just starts sinking on you I'll wait it too long Look at him dancing a little shimmy shimmy He's doing the loony The birds are so weird gosh No, that's another big dude Fletcher It's the only the big ones are bite Hey, it's a good problem to have. Hey, that's a great problem that look how fat He ate it like a shark. Look at the bait behind us Guys, I don't know what to tell you. I guess what I was doing again Slow as can be Fletcher.  I mean look at these beautiful bass. I mean, they're just so pretty Look at that. We ate it.  We fished all that bank and listen we fished it slower But we didn't fish it slow I threw that in there dude and just played slow with it. It's like So hear me out. This is what I think. I think we throw it up there and I just pop it really hard And it's just so aggressive that it puts off a signal for about 15 foot on each side of it Okay, and then he comes and he finds it. He goes and then when I pop it he goes Okay, that's literally what they're doing. I don't know about your 15 foot signal. That's that's a large radius For a frog camping waiting to hit a frog. It sounds better. Okay Well guys, we haven't had a ton of bites today What I will say are the bites that we have had We haven't even seen a small fish. That's probably why we ain't given many bites We're only getting the big ones to eat it Usually it's not like that Usually a pound and a half pound bass would eat a frog


This is Amit Dan of AmitDan.com. Today I'll have another episode of review video and I'll be reviewing the Sistema microwave bowl which I have it right here. So the full name of this product is microwave noodle bowl by Sistema and the reason I got this product, I saw my nephew cooking with a microwave rice cooker and then you know I got interested to find out more stuff you can do in the microwave with microwave bowl bowls or cookers or stuff like that and then I came across this product and looks like you know this is a perfect bowl to make noodles or vegetables in the microwave occasionally because I don't use microwave too often but you know I just wanted to give it a try and you know for once in a while you know I don't mind making noodles or a super bowl or vegetables in the microwave for fast eating so I just wanted to you know try that out and I'm going to show you today how you know whether this product works okay or not and how is the taste or if there's any plastic smell or anything so there's no packaging this just came like this and you can see that you know it's called microwave noodle bowl Sistema is the name of the brand and this is made in New Zealand and this is BPA and phallid free and basically that's all we have here and looks like they attached a small brochure and you know I just went through the brochure the thing is it doesn't actually give you any time how longer or how much time you need to cook in the microwave with this so I just went to that website and I found out that you know you can try a couple of minutes or three four minutes for soup or you know noodle or vegetables so today I'm going to try this noodles which is kimchi noodle soup and I'm going to put it in two minutes and see how it works and they have a lot other you know microbe products but this is the only one I bought and this is not a paid or affiliated review this is very cheap it's if I'm not mistaken it's like 12-13 dollars and in that range so this is a very cheap product so I'm going to try and see how it works so what happens here when you put in the bowl you have to just like you know attach these leads and you have to push it for the vent to come out so the first thing I'm going to do I'm going to just like you know take some water to boil and I'm going to use hot water I'm going to use you know cold water to boil and then I'm going to put the hot water in the bowl so let's just take some cold water from here and I'm going to wait a few more seconds for the water to bring complete cold and looks like it's cold enough so I'm going to just take some water here and this should be good enough so you're just going to start we'll just turn this on and while the water it's boiling I'm going to just quickly wash it a little bit so the product designing is very eye-catching and it looks very nice but let's see if it works okay too and here's I have my you know noodle so I'm going to just like prepare putting the noodle in the bowl so I'm going to just you know take the whole piece and just like you know break it into pieces they provided two different types of small packets here so one is kind of flakes and the other one is soup base and this one I'm going to take all of it so I'll just put it in here and the base I'm just going to take kind of half of it because these are usually very salty so I don't want to you know put too much salt in my body so I'll just take kind of half of it and this should be good enough and also they're very you know spicy and hot so that's another reason if you want if you're taking full the everything the whole packet that is going to be very salty plus spicy so I'll just go with half of it and that should be good enough and the other half stays in the packet I'm going to just throw it away later on and I'll just you know keep this here and you can hear the water is coming to a full boil so we're just going to wait a few more seconds for the water to come to a full boil so if you need to this channel thank you for your support or if you're returning visitor thank you for your support on this channel I'm always trying new and different ideas if you appreciate variety please go ahead and subscribe and like this video so more people can find out about you know the microwave bowl and how to make quick noodles at home and I have other videos which I'll you know put links in the description box below so the water is almost done so probably it's going to take a few more seconds and I'm going to try just two minutes in the microwave because you know the water is very hot so I don't need to put in more than two minutes but we're going to see how it comes out if it you know if it's not cooked in two minutes then definitely can add more minutes later on but I don't want to overcook at the first time just putting in like you know three or four minutes so for me I think two minutes should be okay so let's see you know what happens when we put two minutes okay so the water is done I'm going to just you know pour some water in here so this is very hot you gotta be careful so I'll try to spread out evenly so I took about half water in here so as you can see that you know this is not full water because I don't want too much water in here and I'm going to just you know spread out these soups so they are merged in water it looks like that should do the job so I'm going to close it actually before I close it I have to remove this so just put it here and when you close it after closing it you're gonna have to like you know tighten the lids and it should be here in clicking noise okay so once you finish closing then you have to just press here and this should come out to vent let let out the vent so you can see that you know this is kind of up now so I'm going to just put it in the oven for two minutes so let's open up and see you know how how good or bad it is so it's very hot so you have to be careful so I'm just going to you know open this very slowly and I'm just going to remove the cover and looks like the noodles is done so let me just show you how it looks here so it looks like it cooked perfectly and I'm going to just like you know taste a little bit to see if the cooking is done or okay this is just fine the noodles is not too soft the way I like but if you want like you know much kind of mushier softer then you can do it for three minutes and I'm just going to smell for plastic smell and see if there's something so unfortunately I do get a plastic smell so when I'm smelling here and here there's a plastic smell so I don't like that that you know it smells plastic and I'm not even sure that you know if it's leaching something to the food although they are saying that you know this is a valid and BPA free but there shouldn't be any plastic smell so if there's a plastic smell that could be a reason to concern given the fact that it smells like that I'm not going to be using it a lot but you know I hope it doesn't leach anything to the food but who knows I'm not going to take chances and you know I'm not going to just like you know keep using this every day but in terms of everything else it just works fine there's no problem the designing is very fine it's very inexpensive but it's just a plastic smell I cannot accept it and you know I cannot I don't think this is there should be a smell plastic smell in the food you know that's the fact that I don't like so that's the review of the Sistina microwave bowl thank you for watching this video if you're looking for more food videos there will be links in the description box below so thank you and I'll see you shortly


What's happening? It's Shane here. And in today's video, we are going to be doing one of the most exciting videos. I know people love these. I do one every single year, and that is going to be the master's degree tier list. All right, so this is going to be the updated 2022 version. I read your guys' comments. There were certain careers, certain degrees that you wanted me to talk about that I didn't talk about the last few years. And so I'm definitely going to go over those in this one. Well, I can't say definitely because sometimes people ask about the most random ones, but the ones that a lot of people asked about, I did include in this video. So let's jump right into it after you gently tap that like button. Let's see if we can get maybe a thousand likes on this video. First one is going to be a master's degree in a technology related major, right? So one example of this would be a master's in computer science and about 12,000 people every single year do graduate with a master's in that major. Okay, so technology related skill sets, degrees, etc. are pretty much good on every level, whether it's no education at all and you just teach yourself or whether it's getting like a doctorate. There is just a ridiculous amount of demand for these skill sets. It's one of the hottest skill sets that you can possibly learn. Now the average base pay for someone who gets a computer science degree and becomes a computer scientist is about $106,000 a year according to Glassdoor. Having a master's in computer science would likely mean that you are making even more than that. So yeah, this one, no surprise at all, it's absolutely going to be going into S tier. Next one on the list is going to be engineering related master's degrees. Now, of course, you can get a master's in a lot of different engineering related majors. Some of them are going to be better than others. But with that being said, one of the better ones would of course be electrical engineering. And that's why about 11,000 people graduate with this degree every year. That is kind of one way for you to tell whether it's worth it for you to go for a master's in whatever degree you're looking into is look at nces.com, the National Center of Educational Statistics. I believe it's .org. I apologize. I'll have it pop up on the screen and then see how many people graduate with a master's degree. And a lot of the time that will give you a clue whether it's going to be worth it or not. But yeah, electrical engineers make on average about $95,000 a year. And if you had a master's degree, you would likely make more than that. This one is also going to be going into S tier. Next one on the list is going to be a science related master's degree. So for instance, you might get a degree like biology, about 3000 people every year get a master's in biology. Now, one career path you might go down is becoming a research scientist. They make about $97,000 per year. Now, it comes to science related degrees. A lot of the time you are going to be forced to get a master's forced to get a doctorate, especially if you want to get into some of the more coveted careers. A lot of the time, unfortunately, science degrees at the bachelor's level are not very good. But sometimes it can be worth it when it comes to getting a master's. It's just very important for you to have in mind that if you are going for a science degree, you need to be prepared to pursue higher education. But with that being said, science related master's degrees, not too bad. I'm going to go ahead and put it into B tier. Next on the list is going to be a math related master's degree. And in this case, they bunch together mathematics and statistics about 10,000 people every year do graduate with a master's in these. So if you were to become a mathematician, for instance, you'd make around $90,000 per year. And this is something that you usually would have to have a graduate level degree for, at least a master's. There's also a lot of other options for you. If you get a master's in statistics, for instance, data science is a very common career path for you to go down. Also very good. So yeah, this one is going to go into A tier. Next one on the list is going to be an acupuncturist. And yes, there is like a master's in acupuncture. Usually they do end up getting like some kind of doctorate, but about 1,200 people every year do go for the master's. And nationally, the average pay for a licensed acupuncturist is about $57,000, which is very low, especially considering the amount of education you have to get and the amount of student loans that you'll likely take out. I did a video where I talked about the average debt to income ratio that was reported on student loan planner, which is basically this organization that works with people who are deep in student loan debt. An acupuncturist had one of the worst, one of the highest debt to income ratios at about 4.6. And that means that the average person working with them had 4.6 times the amount of debt than what they made every single year. So if they were making $100,000, they had $460,000 in debt on average. So yeah, this one, unfortunately, when it comes from a financial standpoint, not worth it, it's going into F tier. Next on the list is going to be an art-related master's degree. And the example we're going to be using is music, about 2,100 people every year graduate with a master's in music performance. Now, one thing I will say about like art-related degrees like music, for instance, is for 99.9% of people, especially getting like a master's or a bachelor's, it's not going to be worth it.  Maybe you're able to go to Juilliard and work with some of the best classical guitarists in the world. So yes, there is that exceptional person where getting a master's, getting a doctorate can be worth it. But for the vast majority of people, this is not going to be the case. Now, if you are able to, you know, get a master's, become an artist, then make around $63,000 a year on average. But that is a huge if, because a lot of the time people are not going to be able to find employment. So yeah, this one is definitely going into F tier. Next one on the list is going to be a college professor who has a master's degree. Now, usually if you have a master's degree and you want to be a college professor, you're only going to be able to work at like community colleges. Generally speaking, universities will not hire you full time. And so you'll likely be making less than somebody who has a doctorate. And that kind of makes sense because, you know, getting a doctorate is a lot harder. But with that being said, professors nationwide, according to Glassdoor.com make about $114,000 a year. It's also a pretty sweet job, has very high job satisfaction. The debt to income ratio is not bad, but it is very difficult to become a college professor. I mean, think about it, there's thousands and thousands of people graduating with doctorates every single year. What percentage of those people are actually going to be able to become college professors? Maybe one in a hundred. But if you are able to pull it off, it can be a very cool job. And so for that reason, I'm going to go ahead and put this one into A tier. I mentioned this one before, but data science and specifically if you were to get a statistics degree and get a master's in it. About 3,100 people do graduate every year with a master's in statistics. And a lot of them will go on to become data scientists. So if this is the exact career path you go down, it is super, super good. This is one of the most valuable skill sets you can learn. And data scientists make on average about $117,000 per year. So yeah, this one clearly it is going into S tier. Next one on the list is going to be a master's in business administration. And it's difficult to say exactly how many graduate every year because there's different types of MBAs. But it's estimated that there are over 200,000 people who graduate every single year with a master's in business administration. So that is a lot. Now, in some cases, it can be worth it. You know, you can get a master's in business administration while you get your other degree. In many cases, you can kind of integrate them together. You know, in my example in my career in pharmacy, people who got their MBA and their PharmD degree make on average about $15,000 more per year. So that's a little bit more than 10% more. But it's hard to say whether that's because of the fact that they got the MBA or it's because the types of people who want to be in leadership positions. And so therefore they would, you know, likely become managers. And of course, managers are going to be making more would also be the same type of people who might want to pursue an MBA. So again, it goes back to the old question of correlation or causation. Really hard to tell which one it is. But with that being said, managers on average in the United States make about $80,000 per year. So I'm going to go ahead and put this one into B tier. And then the next one we're going to be talking about very similar also going to be going into B tier. And that is just all of the other business related master's degrees. So for instance, international business about 1900 people graduate every year with a master's in it. Now, to be completely honest with you, when it comes to business, when it comes to these types of skills, I really think you're very limited what you can learn in a classroom, especially when it comes to higher education, you're very limited. A lot of what you're going to learn is just going to be working, practicing on the job training. But people who get a master's in international business and work in this type of profession make around $71,000 per year. There's other examples where it can be pretty decent. And so for that reason, I'm also going to put it into B tier. Next one on the list is going to be a master's level teacher. This is somebody who has a degree in education. They become a teacher, but they actually have a master's, not just a bachelor's. And about 20,000 people every year do graduate with a master's in education. The average instructor in the US makes about $60,000 per year. And with a master's, you would likely make a little bit more. So this is another one where it can be worth it for the right type of person. You would make more money with a master's than you would with a bachelor's. But overall, teachers really aren't paid all that well, unfortunately, in the first place. So getting a master's is just going to be a little bit better than what wasn't that great in the first place. So I'm going to have to put this one into C tier. Next one on the list is going to be a nurse practitioner. This is a master's level professional degree. About 28,000 people graduated last year with this degree. And this is one of my favorite careers out there, just super fantastic.  You can prescribe, you can diagnose and you don't have to work under the supervision of a doctor. And one other really cool thing about nurse practitioner is it does tend to be internationally recognized. And so if you're somebody who wants to work abroad, there's a very good chance you can do that as a nurse practitioner. They make about $121,000 per year. Super, super good money. This one obviously is going to be going into S tier. Next one on the list is going to be an occupational therapist at the master's level. About 6,000 people graduate every year with this degree. Occupational therapists make about $80,000 per year, which seems on the low side, especially for somebody who gets a master's. But this degree actually has some of the highest job satisfaction, some of the highest meaning out of any type of degree or any type of career. So a lot of people go into occupational therapy because they really just love to do it. But with that being said, I have to assume that if you're going into a career, you're going to actually enjoy it. You've done your due diligence and you made sure it's something you're going to enjoy. And so for that reason, I'm going to go ahead and put this one into B tier. But I could easily see this being S tier for certain types of people. Next one on the list is going to be physician assistant now known as physician associate. About 8,500 people graduated with this degree last year. And this one is very similar to nurse practitioner. And in some ways it's actually slightly better. I think it's a little bit less likely for PAs to get saturated than nurse practitioners. And you see there is a lot less PAs graduating every year. Now they make around $101,000 per year, pretty good job satisfaction. You can do some of the same things, prescribed, diagnosed, etc. You do have to work under a doctor and it's generally not internationally recognized. But with that being said, very solid option. This one definitely is going into S tier as well. Next one on the list is going to be a master's level psychologist. About 27,000 people graduate every year with a master's in psychology. And one of the things about psychology is you're very likely not going to be able to get a job with a bachelor's degree. You will have to at the very least get a master's to get a job. And with a master's, you can expect to make around $54,000 a year, which is extremely low for somebody who did that much education. But with that being said, a lot of people love psychology. They want to become a therapist. It's one of those jobs that a ton of people find incredibly interesting. And so for that reason, I'm going to go ahead and put this one into C tier. Next one on the list is going to be social science, liberal arts, slash humanities, master's related degrees. So one example of this would be multi or interdisciplinary studies. About 10,000 people graduate with that degree last year. So one example would be maybe a master's level anthropologist and you'd expect to make around $52,000 per year. Can still be pretty difficult to find a job depending on which one you do. And as you see, especially for a master's degree, that's pretty low pay. So yeah, this one is going to go into D tier. Next one on the list is going to be a social worker. This would be a master's in social work or MSW. About 29,000 people graduated with this one last year. And this one is very similar to psychologist, a slightly higher pay. Actually, they make around $63,000 a year. But yeah, very difficult job. Doesn't really pay all that well, not a ton of opportunity. This one is going to go into C tier. Next one on the list is going to be a speech language pathologist. About 3,800 people graduated with a master's in this one last year. And they make around $83,000 a year, which isn't bad. So yeah, this one, a very specialized medical type career. You help people who have either eating or speaking disorders. And it can be pretty decent. This one is going to go into B tier. Check out my other videos right here. I made them just for you. 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It's a situation that greatly concerns all those here, certainly me. To my view, it's not simply an oil and gas patch problem, but a matter of mind and concern for every American. The fact is that every American needs a strong and competitive oil and gas industry for our national security.  We're fighting for deep control of natural gas prices and transportation reform to increase production and demand, and we're also seeking a repeal of laws that restrict the use of natural gas. We stood up for maintaining tax incentives for petroleum exploration and drilling. We're working to lift government barriers to energy exploration on federal lands and the Outer Continental Shelf. We've lifted government regulation that would have forced the capping of stripper wells, and I voted a review of other ways to cut regulation on our marginal oil production. I called for Congress to put an end to the counterproductive and unnecessary windfall profits tax. We're trying to fill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve with oil produced here in America. As I announced last week during my visit to Louisiana, I have asked Secretary Harrington to carry out a high-level review of America's energy-related national security concerns. America must never again be left dependent on unreliable foreign sources of oil. Senators Phil Graham and Don Nichols have been working with Chairman Jim McClure to construct a new measure to further address these energy problems. And I also know that you've both been advancing the same package on the House side, and I'd like to ask you to give us some of the specifics on exactly what you have in mind for this new oil and gas revitalization legislation. But first, let me ask John Harrington and then Don Hodel if they want to ask something about what I thought on concerning our efforts on behalf of the oil and gas batch. John. John. Thank you, Mr. President. As you so rightly pointed out, there's a need to do something now in the short term, and we have, obviously... Hi, Jesse. Hi, sir. This is your host, the F.C. State University, when you were down with the rabbit. Well, it's good to see you. No, they're pregnant.  We're doing that here. We have lots of students, and they wanted...  Well, she then wanted to have a little something to wear around the room. Okay. All right. Running season at night seems very handy. Protect myself. But they so much appreciate the time you spend with them. It's still tough on this flag. Ah, yes. Which flew over the capital. Next door. Next door. Now, they were very innocent. All of them. If you mind, I'll photograph it for you. Check. Yes. Do you have permission to do that some more?  Oh, you're wonderful. Well, Coach Vodlan was looking for a photo to come back to this evening. So, it's very awesome. You're working on it. You're working on the sanctions now that you would ever ask me to write. You'd be surprised at the signs, the only signs that pop up out there in the audience. You're right about that. Yeah. And that's the way it is everywhere I have been. And I'm trying to travel around for some percent of candidates. I have not gone into a state which has not been that way. They're not, they're not paying attention to the truth down there. They just try to – he sent me a letter that was the most straight to my think. And I never ran. He and the 6 men in Zulu don't want sanctions because they'd have a water source. They want to make the situation right. And, you know, Tutu can get his name in a paper anytime he wants to not tell him, but there's another bishop down there named channel 2. That's right. Who has more than Tutu and his father. And they don't want it at all, but you never hear of that. he comes here and nobody can get him on the talk shows. That's right. Well, we thank you so much for your leadership. It's a pleasure to teach you so much for your time. I bless your heart. We'll keep pushing. Cal, thank you very much. Keep it. Good luck. Mr. President, how are you? Good. Nice to see you. Thank you. I have this is David Reeve-Waltz, right here. You're talking her swimming less. Yes. Hello, Mark. And this is Mr. President's granddaughter, Mark. Where are you? Mr. President, how are you? Fine. Nice to see you. I've got a little something for you. You might use it later. This came from three seniors, the facts I was going through. You stand with the presidents for a long time. We can get some kids out of here. That came, uh, some of her things that I thought you might be. Oh. Well, for heaven's sakes. No, there was one of them. And this is for me? No, yes. Yes. Oh. So we're going to pay for this. So we thought we're going to enjoy it. Oh, yeah. It shows. There was one other thing. The lodge. I thought I found cash in it. Turn off. I'll hurt you. They come after us. Tell me, has she taught you to swim? No. I can still swim though. He taught me well. There's one of the old lodge. That's the old lodge, yes. Oh, yes. That's her mother and dad. I don't know whether you remember it or not. Now, this one, I had to take up your busy day. That's the old horse he used to pull them on. Oh, sure. That was the first one that ever got me started where I ended up in the horse house. Ran the lodge, and he did all of this maintenance work and everything. He'd sit down there. I'm like in a quiet day. And he'd sit down there.  And he'd run the lodge down very bad. Is that right? And so he dared me once to get up on it, and I wound up. Most of the while, when he'd come down, he would hook him forward to it, riding that old grey horse around. Now, you can have all except this one. If you'd like to keep them in them. For your issue. All right. Well, now, wait a minute. I've got it. I've got to do that. I can do it real formal. I can do it like in the Oval Office, or I can do it like in real informal, right? Good. 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And how many of these must have been put out because I'm still signing. Oh, it's interesting. They're catching up with you. Yeah. And how the people get them, I don't know. I wish I could hold this one. Yeah. It's K.A.E. K.A.E. D.E.R. That's why I married her. She knew the press in the United States. But in that report to, from the Olmstead brothers on the park, they give directions on how the park should be run and what the superintendent should do and what the leader of the board should do and what they should not do. Well, you know, the park, actually, they had to get a special law in the state passed in order for Dixon to own the park because it's outside the city limits. But the name is Wise Lowell. That's James Russell Lowell, the poet. It was his family that owned the adjoining estate. And they gave that land with the terms that it must be kept in that natural park. They would allow just the nearest of facilities there, like for the swimming or picnicking and so forth. But everything had to remain as nature meant it. And he wrote to a waterfowl there in looking up the river past Lowell Park. And that was for that memorial. There was a little house, not a little house, but a little sort of conceivable that was there. And I think there was something like that that the park was in now. Mr. President, there. Thank you. Well, I supported your veto a lot and played by the two of you, Rod. Thank you very much. We're proud of you. It's very much a no-right. This has been wonderful. Thank you very much. Good to see you. You still swim? That's good. Most important. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you. Good to see you. Thank you very much. Thank you very much.