Hello, I'm Natalie Brutus-Smith, Director of Digital Strategy in the Office of the Chief Information Officer at the Library of Congress. With me are Carly Morse, Management and Program Analysts in the Library's Strategic Planning and Performance Management Office, and Leah Wynn with Grossgau, Senior Program Advisor to the Director of Digital Strategy. We're here to talk about the recent strategic plan launched by the Library of Congress. Beginning in October 2023 and for the next five years, we moved from a separate digital strategy and a strategic plan to one integrated plan with a digital embedded throughout. Carly, Leah and I are excited to share with you how the Library baked digital into the Library's strategic plan. What we're doing to make the plan come alive and how we think this digitally infused strategic plan will help the library keep pace with a quickly changing world. The Library of Congress is the oldest federal cultural institution in the United States. We are the largest library in the world with over 174 million items and over 470 languages. For almost 100 years, we've provided braille and audiobooks to the blind and prints disabled and built a collection of five and a half million cartographic materials, the largest collection in the world. We still receive more than 1500 physical items each workday. The digital specifically data is increasing by leaps and bounds each year at the library. We manage 174 total petabytes of data, over 210 library IT systems and 2700 physical and virtual servers. In physical year 2022, we added 76 digital collections and had a total of 618 million library website page views. The importance of digital to the library means that we've had to acknowledge and plan for our digital future throughout the library with the thought of how the digital can open opportunities and help shape what we do. As I mentioned over, prior to late 2023, we had a separate digital strategy and strategic plan. For our 2024 to 2028 strategic plan, we work with staff across the library to combine these documents into one that showcases our organizational maturity with digital as a thread we pulled throughout the library's strategic thinking. Now I'll turn this over to Carly Morse from the library's Office of Strategic Planning and Performance Management. She'll talk about the strategic planning process and where we ended up. Thanks, Natalie. That's right. And I wanted to add that our previous strategic plan was structured to focus on priorities and commitments that resonated with all parts of the library. Priorities that were as relevant to the US Copyright Office as to the Congressional Research Service, our library services units and our operations and chief information office. We've carried a lot of that plan forward that is relevant to digital, including our commitment to become more user centered, working in service to users of today and those of tomorrow. In October 2023, we launched the library's new strategic plan for fiscal 2024 to 2028, a library for all. Importantly, this plan builds from our previous plan, starting with our mission statement, which remains to engage, inspire and inform Congress and the American people with a universal and enduring source of knowledge and creativity. Our vast and expanding collections engage intellect, cultivate curiosity and spark creativity. They reveal the stories of our nation and connect us with the world. We have also retained our aspirational vision statement, which envisions a future where all Americans are connected to the Library of Congress. A major difference with this new plan, though, is that we no longer have a separate digital strategy. As the Librarian of Congress and our Chief Information Officer like to say, digital is baked in to everything we do. First, incorporating digital considerations throughout the plan reinforces our commitment to elevating, embracing and integrating digital into everything we do and doing so in a strategic, trustworthy and approachable way. Next, continuing our user centered approach by prioritizing first understanding and then meeting the needs, wants and expectations of our users. First and foremost, Congress with our collections, services and experiences. And also thoughtfully using data and analytics to provide valuable insights into the behaviors, preferences and needs of communities and helps us improve their experiences as users while maximizing the impact of our resources and services. Other strategic themes also touch on the digital. The first to prioritize an environment that is inclusive and welcoming for everyone, leveraging the value of different voices, experiences and cultures and telling a more complete national story. As well to leverage collaborations and partnerships to tap into a broader network of expertise, collections and resources that can help expand the library's reach and amplify our impact. And lastly, to focus on community engagement, building valuable insights into our user community needs, interests and aspirations so that we can develop programs, services and resources that resonate with and meet the unique needs of diverse user communities. Now I'll turn things over to Leah to talk about our planning for the digital, known and unknown. Thanks, Carly. So as Carly said, our new goals now fully encompass the library's digital strategy, recognizing that in today's context, the contributions of digital technology permeate our work throughout the library and all of our goals. But what does this mean in practice, both in terms of identifying digital components of our strategic plan, and how we tell the stories of digital transformation connected to that strategic plan. Back when we were looking at revising and enhancing our strategic plan and moving from a separate to an integrated digital strategy, we asked, how can we ensure that digital is instrumental, visible and measurable. The strategic planning group at the library discussed what we wanted to enable with the strategic plan. They discussed how we want the digital strategy of the agency to be visible to Congress, the American people and ourselves, and they asked how would we measure our digital progress. Now we've tried to define what we mean by digital. It means more than working online or with technology. It encompasses seems like collaboration, inclusiveness, resilience and creativity, and it touches on mostly everything that we do, and that we want to do. So as Carly mentioned, we now have four high level agency strategic goals. Digital strategy is important to each of them. The first two goals are retained from our last plan, expand access and enhance services. In these goals, digital really comes into play in making our collections, experts and services available and creating valuable experiences for every user. We think about these in some ways as representing the ends where we hope to get for our users and audiences. The second set of goals is a little bit more like the means, strengthening capacity, meaning supporting our staff and strengthening our operations. This goal in the digital sense includes the objective of developing staff capabilities with an emphasis on digital skills, as well as optimizing operations and systems for improved performance, certainly digital strategy elements. And finally, fostering innovation, which means exploring new approaches and emerging technologies to address challenges and spark creativity. This fourth goal is the newest and it's an area where we mean all sorts of innovation, not just digital. People are innovative across fields and innovation is not just AI or emerging technologies. It's new ways of working. Our objectives with this goal include inviting curiosity and experimentation, meeting evolving challenges, innovating and using data. This is a key place where progress is inspired and where we can catalyze our digital transformation for the future. We want to be able to inspire and capture the library's digital progress, not only in fostering innovation, but in all four goals. Now that the strategic plan is launched, we've moved into the next phase of our work, using library wide unit level planning processes to make the plan come alive. We've surfaced concepts related to digitally driven or digitally based progress. We're seeing emerge across the four goals. For example, how we're strengthening digital accessibility, delivering digital content, cultivating digital skills and improving digital operations. We plan to use these concepts to capture our digital transformation and tell stories about where the library is and where it's going as part of the community of libraries using engaging with emerging technologies and connecting with communities of users. Our next step is to tell these stories of digital strategy across the organization. Many organizations are telling stories about their collections and we are too, but we're also experimenting with different ways of describing digital strategy progress transformation with graphics videos and other narrative and visual tools. With our new strategic plan, we want to draw upon stories of digital maturity from across the library and beyond to describe our work within the fast moving ecosystem we're a part of. We want the library to be able to discuss work that's already being done and to predict what will come next. We're looking forward to these next steps of working across the library to examine and shape how we talk about digital transformation and progress here at the library. Thank you for your attention to this talk. You can see a source of more information in the library strategic plan at this URL, as well as our names and contact information here. Thank you.


Would you believe it if I told you that there was a city in Chile with a metro that could go toe to toe with some of the world's best? A system which features automated trains, platform screen doors, express service, and integrated ticketing with modern regional rail? A system not dissimilar in size to the Chicago L, but with over three times as many daily users. And plans to add three more lions and plentiful extensions in just the next decade at bargain basement prices. Well this system is real and it's the Santiago Metro, and like a lot of metro systems in Latin America, it is absolutely awesome. Before we ride around the impressive metro system, let's get acquainted with Santiago, which is by far the largest city in Chile, and which has a significant portion of the country's overall population in its metropolitan area. As always, if you want an explainer on your city, leave a comment and mention what makes it special down below. This is Central Station or Alameda, which really isn't all that central these days given the city's development is generally near the Mapocho River, which travels east-west across the north of the city, though dense development also extends out to the south and east. Development would likely extend even further, but it runs into mountains surrounding the city to the north and east. Santiago's international airport is roughly 15 kilometers northwest of the city center, although it's currently not connected to the rail network, despite only being a few kilometers away from it. In the city center, there are a number of great public spaces with metro access, including Plaza de Armas, which reminds me of a certain station on Montreal's metro, and the Palacio de la Moneda, the office of the Chilean president and its surrounding grounds. Further afield, we also have the National Stadium, where major events and concerts are held, as well as Ohigan's Park, a giant mixed-use park with an amusement park within it, as well as the major Movistar Arena, and wide-open spaces, different gardens, and additional event and sports venues. There's also a park at the center of Santiago, known as Metropolitan Park, which encompasses some of the hills near the central business district of the city. Now to get around Santiago, we have the Metro, which first opened in just 1975, and has grown into a roughly 140 kilometer network with 136 stations, though as we'll see later, the system is growing rapidly. Early plans for Santiago's Metro were drawn up by the French, and the influence is obvious, from numbered lines to yes, the rubber-tired trains, which is one of the most significant oddities in Santiago's Metro. Like in Montreal and Lausanne, these trains were derived from the technology created for the Paris Metro, and like these systems, Santiago also adopted a similar naming convention, with letters denoting the type of rolling stock, be it rubber-tire or steel wheels, before numbers representing the year. As with some other metros planned from a grand master plan, Santiago built its lines out of order, respecting their initial designations in the plans, which were actually quite well respected over the decades. To elaborate on the specifics of Santiago's rubber-tired trains that run on lines 1, 2, and 5, most models were manufactured by either CAF or Alstom, however the NS88 model, developed by Conqueril of Mexico, who was later acquired by Bombardier and thus part of Alstom, are actually really similar to the steel wheeled trains running on Mexico City's suburban line A. I'll be doing an updated explainer of Mexico City soon, so make sure you subscribe so you don't miss it. Now the NS88 isn't the only particularly interesting model of rubber-tired train in Santiago, as the NS93 is clearly a derivative of the iconic MP89 trains from Paris. That being said, some NS93 sets from the beginning have been 8 cars long. So where do these trains actually run? Let's take a look at lines 1, 2, and 5. Line 1 is the most heavily used line on the entire Santiago Metro, and with a daily ridership in excess of 700,000 riders pre-COVID, it's one of the most used single metro lines in the Americas. Thanks to its modern communications-based train control, or CBTC signaling, trains come as frequently as every two minutes in peak periods. Line 1 is 19 kilometers long with 27 stations and broadly runs northeast to southwest through the city on a mostly underground alignment, with two short trench sections in the west, passing through the densest neighborhoods and running near many important sites, such as the Palacio de la Manera, as well as a major university and central station. The line runs quite close to the Mapacho River, especially in the center of the city, providing connections to the Metropolitan Park just a short walk away. Line 2 is a similar length to Line 1 at 21 kilometers with 22 stations, traveling from north to south through the city and diverting to the west to pass the traditional central business district. While the northern portion of Line 2 is entirely tunneled, after crossing the river, Line 2 diverts to run in the median of an expressway, hemming in the CBD to the west, ducking under a freeway deck to connect with Line 1. This style of alignment continues past O'Higgins Park, which Line 2 provides connections to, before the line dives back underground and diverts back east, running to the far south of the city in tunnels. Line 5 is the last of the rubber-tired lines, albeit the longest, with 30 stations over 30 kilometers of track. The line forms an east-west arc opening south, and beginning underground in the west, the line pops above and below ground, connecting to Line 1 at its western terminus, before continuing east in tunnels to cross Kintanormal Park, where a station box was created during metro construction to enable a future regional rail station underground here. Let's take a moment to address those regional trains. Currently, Santiago has a single frequent suburban rail line, which travels to the city of Noss to the south and uses modern high-capacity European-style multiple-unit trains, operating on 1676 millimeter track and 3,000-volt DC overhead wire. This service is quite high quality and was branded as Metro Train originally, and it'll also be augmented by another service headed to the southwest, which should be completed in the coming years. This project will also include the beginning of a tunnel north under central station. At the same time, another suburban rail service is being implemented from Santiago to the north, which will feature a tunnel segment into the city center to connect with the metro at the aforementioned Kintanormal Station. Eventually, it seems likely these suburban rail services will connect up and run through the center of Santiago, forming the basis of what could be a comprehensive European-style regional rail network with a center city tunnel. From Kintanormal, the line continues east, intersecting line two at one of its freeway median stations before crossing the CBD and turning south across line one a second time. As line five leaves the CBD to the south, it once again rises to travel on an elevated guideway past one of Santiago's major universities before dipping back below ground adjacent to two major shopping centers to terminate. Because so much of line five is elevated and because rubber-tire trains are actually often louder than steel-wheeled trains, I made a video on this previously, sound figures have actually been implemented on one section of line five, which sort of aligns with Hong Kong. Unsurprisingly, not all of Santiago's metro lines use Paris-derived rubber-tire technology. This other trend began in 2005 with line four, which is a 25 kilometer, 23 station metro line that uses more conventional 3 meter wide steel-wheeled metro trains that get their power from third rail. Line four runs north-south through eastern Santiago, starting at line one in the north, heading underground before popping above ground and running above the surface before connecting with line five at its eastern terminus, about halfway along its route, and continuing further south with much of the route elevated above ground. What's really interesting about line four is that alongside lines two and five, it actually has expressed services during rush hour, a feature which really isn't that common on metro systems. Rather than being implemented with quad track or passing tracks that select stations, this is implemented as a skip-stop service. So different stations get different color codes, with major stations getting both color codes, and services along the lines are branded either one color or the other. This means passengers may need to wait slightly longer for a train, but will only stop at stations of the same color code. If you're wondering why this service isn't implemented on line one, it likely has to do with restrictions on capacity, since a skip-stop service is naturally going to limit the capacity at any station where all trains do not stop. What I find fascinating is there's also an eight kilometer six station line four A, which reminds me a lot of the BISS lines in Paris. Line four A was completely designed as per the track design to operate as a branch of line four, but likely due to its entirely highway median alignment, demand is substantially lower on line four A than on the southern section of line four. Because of this, line four A runs shorter three car trains as opposed to the six car trains of line four, which is practical as the trains come in three car walkthrough sets. At the eastern terminus of line four A, one of the tracks has been covered over to enable Spanish solution boarding on the trains, and at its western terminus, the line connects to the southern terminus of line two. Recently in 2017 and 2019, Santiago opened two new metro lines, which are actually among the most modern in the world, the 15 kilometer 10 station line six and the 22 kilometer 18 station line three. Line three is an entirely underground line, which forms an arc opening northeast, running from the city's north south across the CBD to connect to lines two and five at Plaza de Hermas and line one at one of the major universities before turning east and intersecting again with line five and then with line four before terminating. Line six is more of a circumferential arc that opens to the northwest and runs from a terminus at the north on line one south to intersect with line three before turning west to pass the national stadium and then connect with lines five and two before crossing and connecting with the suburban rail and terminating to its west. Like line three, line six is 100% underground. So what actually makes these lines so modern? Well, both operate large five car long steel wheeled fully automated trains manufactured by CAF with large windowed doors that look incredibly slick. These trains are powered by overhead lines at 750 volts DC and were some of the first high capacity automated metro lines in the Americas. In addition to the modern trains, stations also feature universal platform screen doors which still aren't used on some major transit systems globally like New York and Berlin for safety and comfort. And these go a step further with train loading indicators letting you know how busy each carriage is before the train arrives and so that you can reposition yourself to get into a less busy car. It's fascinating to me that the most modern rail transit system in the Americas isn't in place like Silicon Valley but instead in Santiago. Now, of course, Santiago isn't just impressive because it's built up an incredible network over the years but because it's actually planning and building so much more. And as has been highlighted, despite Santiago moving towards tunneling, virtually all of their metro cost control has been highly effective and new metro projects are built for a fraction of the price that's seen in the UK or North America or Australia and New Zealand despite being more modern in many ways. Santiago is leveraging this incredible expertise in building metro to build a whole lot of metro. To start, existing lines are being expanded. Line two is already being extended south some distance to extend similarly far to line four. Line three will be extended northwest to connect directly with the northern suburban rail. While line six will also be extended to the southwest suburban rail, better integrating the metro and suburban rail systems outside of the city center. It will also be extended one stop to the northeast. On top of these extensions, three entirely new lines will be constructed. These lines will be automated as with lines three and six and likely entirely underground. Line seven will be a new northern east-west line which will parallel line one closely in the east but provide fewer stops to create an express service akin to line 14 in Paris. Line seven will provide connections to line six, twice to line one, line five, line two and line three and the northern suburban rail. And the rolling stock for this line will be from Alstom similar to what's being used on the REM, Sydney Metro and more. The line is already under construction and discussions are underway on how it could potentially connect to the airport in the future. The new line eight will start from the interchange of line one and six in the north and will travel north-south paralleling line four and parts of line six, connecting with line three on the way and crossing over line four to operate on its east partway along. Another north-south line will be added in line nine which will start from line one in the north and continue far south connecting with lines three, six and four A. This will leave Santiago with a shockingly extensive metro network that would be one of the world's largest if it were completed today with nine metro lines, three suburban rail lines and several interchange stations with three or more lines connected. This will likely eliminate thousands upon thousands of car and bus trips and massively reduce emissions and all I can think is when can I get back to Santiago to visit? Thanks for watching. Thanks to Theo and Ismail for providing on-the-ground footage for this video.


Welcome to JSA TV, the newsroom for tech and telecom professionals. I'm Barb Mitchell and I'm here today at ITW 2019 in beautiful Atlanta. Joining me today is Barry Navar, a business development manager for Southern Telecom Inc. STI. Barry thanks for joining us so much and can you tell us a little bit about STI? Sure, first of all thanks for having me. Southern Telecom is the telecom subsidiary of Southern Company. We provide dark fiber, co-location, conduit and maintenance services across our footprint in the southeast. And exciting that ITW has moved to Atlanta. I think that's probably great news for you given that you're headquartered right here in Atlanta. Can you tell us a little bit about your 270 Peach Street or Peach Tree co-location facility? Sure, yeah. So 270 Peach Tree is the network hub of Southern Telecom so all of our fiber routes go in and out of that location and so we're taking the opportunity for the show being here in Atlanta to highlight that facility, showcase it to customers and show what our capabilities are. Basically from one single location a customer can connect to to many data centers, carry hotels and large enterprise customers all from that one location to have multiple sites. So it's a great benefit for customers. We're excited to show it off. Fantastic and so what plans specifically do you have to show it off? Do you have anything in the works? Yeah, we have we have planned tours. People can contact us through our website and we'll schedule a private tour or we're doing several public tours where we can come in and take a look and we're also providing lunch and hosting our meetings at the location as well. So it's a great opportunity being literally right across the street from this facility. It's great to take advantage of that convenience. Couldn't be better, right? Yeah, so that's great and so what's ahead when you look ahead to sort of towards the end of 2019 and beyond? What's in store for STI? Sure, our focus on it is expansion. Yeah, so we're looking at several long-haul routes. We're developing those with our with our parent companies and we're excited about expanding our footprint across the region to provide better value to our customers and both existing and future customers. So we're excited about our growth. And so for any of our viewers who want to learn more about you, where can we send them? Sure, you can reach out to us at our website. It's southern-telecom.com and through there you can actually download and see all of our network maps. They're already pushed out there on the website for everyone to see and you can reach out to us to have us contact you for quotes or to respond to any questions you folks may have and so we hope people come in and come and search us out. Well, thank you again, Barry, so much for joining us here at ITW 2019 in Atlanta and for viewers for tuning in to JSA TV. Thanks and happy networking.


All right, folks, welcome on back here this Wednesday afternoon, August 25th, shortly after 2.30 p.m. Eastern Time. Welcome on back here, of course, for our afternoon meeting. Great to see all of us live inside the Cyber Group Room. Bob Bonnie George, John Kathleen, Stephen Tom Doyle, Michael, and all of us, otherwise, live inside the trading room. If you're joining us on social media, Facebook Live, or YouTube, welcome on back. If you hear me talking fast, I apologize, I need to. We have class coming up later on today, folks, Phase 2 Lesson 4, finishing up the Phase 2 curriculum for the month of August. But it's practically a mini Phase 3 class. Next week, Fausto takes over, and it's his turn to teach, and in more so, the Advanced Phase 3 Live Trading Class. But it's pretty much gear you folks up for it, for all of our Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond students. I look forward to seeing you folks there. I know it took a small head count before I started the meeting.  I look forward to it, but let's get right to it here. JFI in here, right now, pushing up higher, heading into the afternoon, seemingly building up another Fausto flag. Popped over five, but then built up a nice Fausto flag as it was testing 520. Ended up popping from that point. You can see it on the five-minute chart here. So it was building up 520, 520, and then with the low squeezing up, it broke. Textbook Fausto flag from that point, to a fair degree, it's just building up pretty nicely here. Up towards the high, practically all 550, 545 is your HOD, but I would assume for there to be an order on the ask. So right away, hey, I'm going to be putting this on our watch list heading into the afternoon.  All right. So I will tell you, actually in the morning, I got to make sure I get through things quick here. But in the morning on this stock, and I just say it here, because I say it all the time for a stock that actually is shortable like JFIN that's up big. If it does crap out the other way, if it does go the other way and pull back, break below support, that could be a really good opportunity to catch on the way down. I ended up taking an 8 cent loss from five. I thought it was going to re-break and run here. It popped and dropped. And then it almost hit me like right then and there for the first time.   I'm going to take the trade, I'll reverse it at least and see if I can get it on the way down. I ended up doing so as a fortunate exit and ended up saving my morning for the most part. But it goes to say that the same thing could happen here. So just be mindful of both ways here for right now, obviously seemingly pushing up really nicely up to the five 50. All right. So what we'll do is go from top to bottom now. Otherwise, the RGC trade up like God knows how much percent now, geez, 250% close to popping up over 50 right now. We do happen to see this type of stock, not to say every day. I mean, maybe once a week, perhaps if not a couple of times a month. The BPTH stock really quick, it just reminds me of this because if you take a look back in 2019 or 2018, talked about it just a day or two ago, this stock made like a five day rally from like 265, 270 all the way up to 73. So we do see these stocks happen to pop and make these extreme runs up at some points. But after a certain point in time, it becomes just straight up untratable. So for right now, unless if you're really just trying to gamble, I would stay away from this trade. If you're in from earlier holding on, first and foremost, congratulations. You're probably sitting on a nice sum of money right there. Don't spend it all in one place. But for the meantime, here otherwise, I don't know, for as much as this goes up, you know, it's going to come back down and the comeback down is going to be really ugly. All right. So you got the LWAC stock here. This was pretty interesting because it's a new, I believe it at least it is, one of the special purpose acquisitions at the Warrens class you stock on here, I guess, but it's not like really doing much for right now. 80TX from the morning. This one did a lot for us today. I mean, it really didn't pop up until like 917, 920 Eastern. Practically as Fausto finished up the morning meeting, right? So I ended up making this big pop prior to the market opening up. And then at first, after the open, ended up coiling up, consolidated, pulled back for the most part, you could just say. But thankfully, thankfully from that point, ended up providing us a lot more. Ended up breaking over three, ran up towards just about like 395, four bucks for the most part. For right now, it seems like it's trying to make that second wind type of move. I always like to call out here, see a stock pump up as much as this did, trading 143 plus million shares right now. I don't know how much volume the stock trades day to day. Jesus. All right, take a look at this. You want to know something pretty interesting here. The volume average indicator I have here is on a 50-bar count, rolling 50-day average. So it shows it at like 3 million shares. Prior to today's trading, that number in yellow was set at 230,000. It was trading 230,000 shares on average, the prior 50 days prior to today. So right now, this stock I would just say is exhausted. I don't know. I would rather not follow this for right now. If it ends up popping back over 350 really quickly or really nicely, then maybe I'll reconsider. T-cat from today. I don't think I'll follow this right now either for the afternoon, but ended up making a really nice rally from yesterday. We were very hopeful to see this pop and run in the afternoon. Ended up unfortunately popping over 8. I took an 8 cent loss on this trade, ended up popping up quick, pulled back, ended up jumping out. I forgot the exact price, but it was like 7, 8 cents worth the trade. But I said it in the morning class that I taught earlier today for all of our students. When we call out stocks, we're calling out stocks based off of a very significant volume based level. Well, when we see a big volume level break, we're going to get a very big move very shortly after. So it's to say that if you hold on, well, I'll tell you, you're going to get a really big move, that's for sure. And listen, we're not trying to swing trade our callouts. All of our callouts, myself and Faustos, at least 90% of Faustos and 100% of mine are day trade callouts. So for the most part, we're not intending on you folks to holding on to this stock. Granted, I guess that could have worked out today. And if you did, God bless. But once it re-broke over 8 here today, this morning after 10.30 when we were in class, unfortunately, this is when it first started popping, but ended up making a really nice push from 8 upwards towards 12.50. Right now, the stock, I would say the same thing with this, pretty exhausted right now. It's making kind of higher lows and coiling up here. Maybe I'll come back to it at the very ends if I need to. All right, so we keep it going. I got triple U, triple H, triple G, triple U, triple U. Not doing a whole lot right now though, triple U. All right, so we keep it going. VRPX, former runner, actually a couple here going down the Gainer side. Former runners meaning stocks that we called out in the past, they made these spectacular pops and rallies, you know, like BPTH a couple years back, then that ended up failing last week, or earlier this week perhaps I should say, but granted VRPX from last week ended up popping from like 5 or 6 bucks, ended up running all the way up over 35. What goes up does come back down, so end up dumping back down, gap down much lower. Again, goes to show that our call outs are not swing trade call outs unless Fausto tells you in the morning meeting, right? Like he'll be the first to tell you if he's holding onto something for a period of time, but this is not the type of stock to do that on. Perhaps we'll see it make another run back up at some point in time as it popped here today, but I mean like a better run, a more volume based run that we can try and trade here in the room. I don't know if this was even called out from the morning here today, the VRPX popped nicely today from 15 up to 18. So, you know, if you caught it, congratulations, if not, it's a short lived run. All right, so Sude also got 80 AP, also a former runner, cheapy at least here for right now. Stock ended up moving up nicely from 450 up to over 515. Volume died off though for right now. I mean volume breakout here where it ended up, I guess, I don't know if that was a market institution print, dark pool print, if it was just an order on the bid limit order that got filled, but either way it's done jack since. So right now it's not worth our time. What's worth our time, folks, is the stock I left off class with. I told you folks at least, you know, as we finished off class that, hey, who knows, there could be a great chance that we'll follow this SRPT or SPRT trade heading into the afternoon, you know, so long as it could build up support, break over a big level. So right now it's actually doing just that. I don't have it on the screen. I have it on my main trading platform, which I'll show you folks coming up in the classroom, that is. But, you know, right off 1327, the opening bell print on this trade, finally making a bigger move above it for right now, but we'll see if this can stick. I'll put it on the list for the meantime. Jaffin looks stronger in its trend for right now. This is more volatile at least then, you know, if this continues going, there was a case to see 15 earlier today. And, you know, from what we saw SPRT do yesterday, if it wasn't yesterday, maybe it was the day before, but, you know, yesterday, the day before the stock ended up making this huge rally going into the afternoon. So it can make a very fast move or a big move very, very, very quickly. Oh, doing just that right now. There we go. Good start. You're talking about it in the trading room, folks.  You're in the room earlier before we started the meeting. That was the call. All right, we keep it going for right now. I'm going to try and contain my emotions if this takes off a minute. So for right now, DVACs, we'll make this quick. But for right now, DVACs ended up making a nice push from earlier today, pulling back right now.  You know, wouldn't hurt us to put it on the list. Wouldn't hurt us to keep us, keep it off the list for right now. All right, the IHT trade. This thing is not doing much. All right, we'll hop over to the loser's list. Market watch here right now. We got the S&P at 4,500. The SPY is on the way up to 450.  JWN got crushed that much, huh? Off earnings. Ended up dropping as soon as the market opened up off 30 to 50, bottomed out right around. I don't know what that is. Maybe like a little under 31. Drag my chart over. 30, 84 lower the day, I can tell on the top of my chart there. Nonetheless though, either way, coming back down pretty nicely. You know, nice trend. Ended up closing out half my position on the SPRT. For right now, at least the JWN, nice, nice tradable stock coming off news, trending down, shortable. Good liquidity. Check all the bells for me. All right, cool. Really quickly, folks, I know a couple of us on social media, Facebook Live, YouTube, you folks, you know, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, I tend to talk about Bitcoin Cardano nowadays at the end. We are skipping it today. I apologize, but we got class coming up later on, and I want to make sure that all of our students here that are joining me have enough time to prep themselves. Take that class very seriously here this afternoon. Take every class seriously, but this one's probably the most intense class that we have, you know, between phases one and two before you graduate, so to say, and move on to phase three. Right now, TAL doing nothing. They got you stock. Both of those trades actually got you more than TAL, but both pretty short, very shorted, highly shorted stocks, I should say. I don't know why that came out wrong, but high short interest on both of those stocks, Express, I can't believe, you know, this stock dropped off as much as it did after the open.  But yeah, for right now, you know, kind of flat for the meantime, 636 low of the day. It's all there. All right, I'll tell you what, otherwise, folks, I think that just about wraps it up. Was it AED or AEO? Is that American Eagle? American Eagle. Yeah, not much going on really there. All right, folks, let me know if there's anything up, down, left, right, more than 5%, anything that you would want me to check out. Unfortunately, again, no crypto here today as much as I like to talk about it. Jaffin Tank says, Depp, uh-oh, that's not good. Well, actually, it could be good. It could be good. Stock is shortable. It's not hard to borrow, so, you know, I ended up taking this earlier. It saved my morning on the short, actually, from 5%. Perhaps this could be a nice drop. Looks like some selling came in just on the last bar. 535. Nah, that was from earlier, actually. That wasn't the last bar. 5, it would have have to be like 523, 522-ish. See if it makes an over and under from there, or at least, you know, hits the last little dip point here. All right, we'll keep it on our list either way. It's, you know, very tradable. Just if you're looking for the move up clearly, that's not too good. If you're not in the trade yet, and if you're thinking it could move up, well, perhaps that could be your chance. I know, look for a higher load to build, perhaps, but, you know, with the selling that came in, you know, if it doesn't get back up soon pretty quick, I'd say it'd be more on the way down heading into the afternoon. From Mitch, welcome back. Mitch Connor on YouTube. SGOC, yeah, this thing, I guess, was pushing up as we were going from top to bottom. SGOC, former runner also, you know, SGOC made a big pot for us going back, what was it then? I mean, here too, but also going back into the beginning of July, stock pot from like four all the way up towards almost 30 came back down. So, again, we see these stocks happen to move all the time. I mean, right now, SGOC making just a fraction of that type of push. It's great to see. So, I guess we'll follow it for right now. We don't really have too many stocks to put on the main list. Then from P-Trader, Clove holds up nicely today. Yeah, it didn't really drop off as much as expressed it at least. Let me take a look at AMC. AMC coiling up, making these lower highs like this big pennant practically for the most part. That is a huge pennant. You just see that on the five minute chart even better where the highs and lows are squeezing in. Oh, man, this thing is making a big move very soon. But yeah, I mean, it's just to say that's a good observation, P-Trader. Clove holding up pretty strongly in relation to all the other meme stocks that we had on our list yesterday. All right. I'll tell you what, folks. I'm going to check Benzinga Pro, but I'll call it from right there, S-E-S-E-N-S, I guess at the high of the day. That's all I got. Check out former runner, I guess, here to S-E-N-S. There you go. A little volume spike. That's interesting. I see a lot more though after. So, I don't know if it's just going to come back down and coil up and do nothing. For right now, we'll pass on it. All right, folks. That's pretty much it. That's all I got. Let me know if there's anything else that you folks see on YouTube or Facebook Live. I think we're good to go. Norman here, I see in the trading room. That's D-A-T-S. That has been a former move for us over the last couple of days. It's not really doing a whole lot right now, Norman. Not a whole lot happening there. From Tom, I'm sorry, I'm going from bottom to top. So, from Tom B in the trading room, he had originally called out PBTS. This thing is not really doing much right now. If you've been watching this stock for the last hour and a half, it's made a five-cent move. SPRT granted, now it's a little bit shaky coming off the opening bell print. We got to see that hold of support right around 1327. So, the more it does this, to be honest with you, the less likely I think this is going to continue to go up. But it's to say, at least right off of 13 and 1327, it's provided us a nice quick run heading into the beginning of the meeting. I'd rather trade a stock like this than the PBTS. Now, if you're looking for something that's more, so to say, level one, I don't really have too many level one stocks so far on the main list. JWN is moving slow, a little bit more expensive, but it's not the fastest move out there so far. Kathleen calling out the BOXL trade just at the high of the day. This is also watching the grass grow. I mean, it's at the highs and pretty significant resistance off 250. Hey, if the stars align, this can make for a really nice and simple trade. But I'm even going to hold off on this for right now. It just seems too slow. It doesn't seem like it's going to make some big grand pop that we're looking for. All right, folks. That about does it for me here for all of us on social media, Facebook Live, YouTube, YouTube, Facebook Live. I appreciate you. Let me know if you have any questions. I'm going to type my email here as we wrap up. But if you would like to join us live inside our trading room, feel free to do so by going right down to the link on the banner below just to get yourself started for a week-long trial with us. My email address I'll post right here on the live stream, Josh at ctutrading.com. For all of us live inside the trading room right now, and actually right before I finish up, a little update, a little ask and I shall receive perhaps, right? What did I just say? What did I say? I said this thing needs to get going right now. They've got to hold support at 1327. Got to go. Got to go. We're going, folks. All right. So for all of us live inside the trading room, I look forward to seeing most of us actually coming up in the classroom later on today at 3 o'clock Eastern. 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Hi everyone Sean with jazzy's case breaks comm here doing a 2020 tops archives release or baseball 10 box case break Pick your team number three on release day. Super fun stuff always great-looking here is the break lists Pick your team already got to print it out here, and we've got a fresh case So thank you to everybody that guy down in this Kurt double spot double last spot mojo with the Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago Cubs Good luck All cards will ship we were just talking about this Before the recording there are lots of variations in these boxes. You can see sealed case right there Up on the Nick cam as well Lots of variations on here some of them not so obvious Some of them are on the backs of cards, so in the interest of not making this a two-hour break We won't be doing checking for every single one of those variations, but all cards are going to ship So don't fret you will get everything from this and while we're Doing our shipping and sorting on this breaks. We will have the image variation checklist on hand So that we can double check for all of this stuff, so we will be checking fronts back And sleeping and top-loading those short prints if Obviously one does slip by Without being sleeved and top-loaded Once again, we will take the best care of these things all the way up until they arrive to you so cool Let's get started so I haven't seen I've I Love this box topper. This is the coolest thing As a kid that grew up collecting These are the coolest. I Would just collect the whole set and just put them into Put them into frames Love it We'll go two boxes at a time So obviously that Boston Red Sox box topper a big copy Just towering over Fenway goes to the Boston Red Sox Jonathan Kent here is Javi vayas The Chicago Cubs El Mago Pretty cool looking Cubs Kurt Bros last spot mojo So we're looking for two on-card autographs per box and then all the variations we can hope for How's everybody liked archives so far? What's been your favorite poll so far? Jaspies is hit Whether for you got penny sleeves. You got top-loaded Yeah Or or I'd sleeve it and then get it up Um Watch watch the Dodgers lose right here.  Yeah It'll be like the fake with these are awesome looking part of it. I like archives archives personally, I Think is a little rough for group breaks. Yeah It's like heritage and a lot of people a lot of people like Love it, but at the same point they're like, oh, it's gimmicky and I don't really get it I don't like it. I'm like I love that stuff about it, you know, so like I don't I don't hate on it. I think it's great It's only like a hundred bucks a box hundred and twenty bucks a box. It's super reasonable. So in this day and age Yeah, that's reasonable for this day and age Compared to how much just talks come tops from hobby Exactly almost $300. So 280. I think jumbled you find this order for 20 or something Thanks. We'll probably go down a tiny bit on this archive anyway So It's great for personalizing. Yeah, I love it, you know, and there's the variation hunting is actually a lot of fun It's like treasure hunting So it's a little rough for group race just because we kind of have to speed through it a little bit But oh by the way while we're doing this if anybody does see a Guaranteed short print that maybe I didn't notice Please speak up And don't just say you missed one What the players because usually there's enough of a delay where Sean will probably be three packs ahead by the time But I just talked to Vanessa and the shipping team about variations and all that sort of stuff So grind it out and catch most of them. It's not all of them I gave them all the speech you gave them the speech. Okay, they they all Signed on the line agreed agreed to not hold it I just thought that they would maybe respect it more coming out of my mouth. Well, that's not sure. I mean, that's a guarantee It's Charlie Blackman still batting like 470 right now. I don't think so But he still he still he had he went 0 for 4 on one day and it dropped his average to 470 I was like wow They're like, that's how ridiculous his season's been so far he went 0 for 4 and he's still sitting at 470 batting or something All right, it could be scary if they get that starting 15 together You need to draft all thinker ball guys, right? So most all drowned out. Yeah Just ground ball pickers anything goes in the air and there shows 426 for black then right now. Wow Still so cool. I think I'll just come back most walk-off wins last year. It's Kikuchi pitching No, I was not in the ninth inning unless they moved I Mean even if it was before today, that's still incredible Marco Gonzalez, perhaps Did you I read somewhere he has the he had the highest swing miss ratio On Like Who does Kikuchi? I think like second was like Griffin canning. I was like Everybody was down on it last year need you side of bounce back Very good He's with a walk-off. No, right here Not a walk-off to there in Seattle. He did his first at bat My hands went out like this I mean, I'm happy for him.  Why are you showing this to me? Yeah, they moved to wrong to To the bullpen did they find did they find the ball? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, they did. There it is Oh, that's so cool. They put the all of the holograms You know who goes those hologram authentications cops Really? Yeah They hire they hire either retired or Or police officers because of their credibility They're filing reports. They're doing this and that I mean more than to that They're they're usually like 20 year vets on the floor. How's there not how's there not an mlb like Official employees at every stadium at all times I think there is I mean they they're contract. They contract those guys. So that's like, I mean They're the ones putting the stickers on there So they'll be able to write in the log. It'll be like this day this game.  Oh Because only this year though every year every pitch Like 90 percent of the baseballs I think are are logged in After they've been hit. Yeah, I've caught foul balls. Nobody approaches you Can we put I mean but now the now you can yeah, most of them. That's what I'm saying this year. Yeah. Yeah, most of them end up in a fan Yeah But anything that that can get back to Like like let's say there's a pitch in the dirt and they throw the ball away, right For the side.  Those are game use now Yeah, but they don't put like that.  Oh, well, hold on. I thought it at Wrigley too Just trusting them that they're that they're getting used But the official official ones that are in in products They'll they'll they'll try to grab as many as possible and stick with them Trying right through it.  I just passed the louis aprisio. You gotta love that The Vlad jr. Was a black and white variation See there you go It is there you go Right Thank you very much jonathan so Black and white variations Yeah, I mean like I said, we're gonna catch them on the sorting anyways Mr. Smile francisco lindor is pretty cool like in the look Are the autos only on that one set? No, I think they're They could be on any set. They're usually on that set on this one. Yeah, okay. Well, that makes it easier then You'll spot the autos are easy to spot I didn't see the video I Arthur told me about it. It's not good, right? Pete harnish houston astros auto that's going to erin monzon Air yordan also going to erin monzon a quino for the reds michael armstrong Nolan ryan to 25 the texas rangers That's going to henry benson. I don't know. I got baseball cards going on. It's not paying attention to the overrated Dodgers Cory seager swinging for the moon Was that a blue jays rogers clemens card potentially well potentially if it was guess who it's going to the blue jays boba shut That'll be going to max chi in the blue jays There's a dvr function. I think does that still work? Yordan the old pop-up. Oh, I should really like this set I do too. I like that that that sort of frame set or whatever That tv tv set.  I'm not streaming on a tablet. I don't know what it is Joe lineo hashtag Did you say joe lineo? Yep. I'm a joe lineo That's one because I'm a joe lineo That's why it's archives It's a little weird.  Come on, Cory seager There's our second auto Plasano, polanco For the Phillies Going to Tyler Brenner tv Let's go. He's got Cory seager. He's got the back choked up a little bit here Oh, that was your pitch 96 miles per hour spawned right through it. You are throwing in a recap obviously, right? Uh, yeah, I do I do an autograph recap All right, four low numbered Yeah, usually I'm top loading. I'm sleeping probably 25 and under And then anything over 25. I'm just sleeping. Yeah, and then I just recapped the low low numbers and the others You can do whatever you want to but that's how it works That's good. If you want to give people more you can All right Now good night for real guys. Good luck with the break. Sean. Thank you very much. Good job Do you need anything before I go? Not a good new set Just a well wishes NT back there. Cool. Good job, buddy Wait, there was a mini Where did I see him? Where was a mini missing a mini? What if I did it would have been in here this would have been the top stock I mean you'd be able to see it right away. Just look at it Up there it is End of last box Jesus you can just you can just see it right away. How did I not see that? I can just look at it Here we go Francisco lindore Cleveland Indians John Hassanett I apologize. Thanks again, Jonathan Keep me keeping me real keeping me honest It's my first box. I've never seen this product in this year, so It's confused It was dazed a little bit Kyle Lewis That's going to the Seattle Mariners James Connell Jordan Astros and Aaron There you go, John Sharp eyes. We got a redemption auto. Anybody know who that is? See it back there any guesses redemption auto You got a chrome Brad Keller number to 75 For the Royals and Kip Johnson Luxe going to the Dodgers and Adam Harper. I'm gonna have to get a couple boxes of this for myself Stuff is really cool I want to be able to actually appreciate it, you know go through it card by card Could be John Means I don't look at it Tyler saying Louise Robert I mean that'd be cool, right? Nico Aquino Polar Bear Bichette Bichette again I love seeing Dion In products That's the sign of a good product little Dion Sanders baseball Roberto Kelly For the New York Yankees It's going to Jason Sarmiento We got Jason. Now that is super dark. Sandy Alcantara for the Marlins Daniel Ruiz You never heard of Roberto Kelly Will Christian Look at that I get to talk about a guy who played for 14 seasons saying you never heard of him career batting average 290 Come on 290 batting average for a career 1,390 hits 124 home runs Will Christian The disrespect for Roberto Kelly I heard Jason Dominguez actually uh mimics his play off of him, so I have no clue if that's true actually Tsutsugo Somewhere around there John doesn't want to give Will Will's a smart man. He doesn't want to give all this personal information away He knows the thousands and thousands of people that are currently streaming this jazzy's break He doesn't want one of them to be able to get his personal information I don't blame him Okay fan favorite autograph of C Wait, is this multiple people? Oh It looks like it's Colorado Rocky. I'm gonna say David Dahl Dante Bichette Hall of Famer Dante Bichette Colorado Rockies Fult Bancini Hall of Famer doesn't sign his cards anymore Too good for that stuff Oh, that's right. I'm thinking Larry Walker. Sorry Brian I get so confused Too many good people coming out of the Colorado Rockies Mr. Sunshine Ernie Banks For the Cubs Kurt Rose You know what Brian? I would like to start the uh Yeah, Will they hit a deer and urst at auto earlier Joe yelled my name. I came running It was awesome. I came running in I was so jealous If that doesn't give will a reason to buy a box of this himself See Yeah, there was an on-card deer and urst at auto Joe was like Sean We came in here and then we had a great debate And corners unfortunately a little bit tattered, but They'll look good in the frame still Peter Lonzo Polar Bear New York Mets Armando Montero It was a good debate though Joe eventually agreed that the angels are far superior your organization and have been Since you know at least two thousands It was good that we finally got that out of it Okay, now that I know what I'm looking for A little bit more comfortable with it. Let's get a little quicker Got it Peter lock behind you or no some of these um these packs are actually turned backwards already Well, the angels get shut out last I saw we were Just getting blown out again He was like five nothing maybe worse Ricky Henderson to 99 for the Oakland A's Daniel Ruiz Robert Chicago White Sox Brandon Thart Aquino For the Reds and Michael arms from Nico Horner Cubs Kurt Bruce Bo Bechet Blue Jays Max Chi You got Bob walk Auto for the Pirates That's going to Jason Price 403 era career Kyle Lewis rookie Mariners Jason Connell It looks like a parallel And it is to 175 Kyle Seager also for the Mariners Going to James Connell Vern Law Also for the Pittsburgh Pirates going to Jason Price career 377 Aaron Rundover Astros Aaron London Jordan base Aaron Manzon Aquino another Jordan What's up, Adam? How are you? I'll believe it when I see you man Do you think I mean, but do you think Melvin will actually play? for them Without an extended contract Bechet Garrett Anderson Otto Will Christian That's nice Angels Jorak Very cool There you go, Luis Robert to 25 The Chicago White Sox Brandon Thark congratulations, man There you go In my opinion Garrett Anderson is an Angels fan. It's hard to beat that Jonathan, but I understand Miggy talking about current players Miguel Cabrera Otto for the Detroit Tigers Kip Johnson Congratulations No clue smoky, but it's a good problem to have Yeah, Miguel Cabrera Otto Luis Robert to 25 Garrett Anderson Otto I'd take that in a heartbeat Uh, I don't believe so, but I'll check Nope No numbering on the miggy Well, I feel like I feel like they'd get more than that just off the Robert by itself The judge is also corner bent there, but Aaron judge All rise for the Yankees Uh Armando Montero But how about that Garrett Anderson Otto Will? Come on Good old GA Thing is it's not even a short print. It's numbered to 25 so And you got Shohei Otani showtime Angels Jeff You think only three to four hundred Jonathan I mean, I know it's release day, but have anybody has anybody posted or sold any today? Obviously maybe not out of 25s So speaking of I just saw another one How good do you guys think Dion Sanders would have been if he would have played baseball Just strictly played baseball like I don't think obviously he would have been as impactful as he was in football But how good could he have been? Say what Tyler? You don't know what Dion Sanders is? Let's see you should go watch his uh He's like the original like football player like one of the originals that did like Like wrestling video intros for his like hype videos and stuff He's special Well, there's being before your time and like I'm sure you still know a bunch of greats from before your time, you know And Dion's still he's still out there, you know, isn't he doing like reporting and stuff like that? for games One if this product wasn't You know laborsome enough for a group race They have flipped around Cards on the front right well No, the first no the first two weren't the third one wasn't and then the fourth one like was Now there's another one and I'm just like I'm like, do I just leave them and then just go through and flip them as I get to them or I'm See what I can do Tyler Tyler, I think Reese Hoskins will be a better Philly than Bryce Harper will be for their For their respected Philly's career What says you you got a mini Placido Planco classic Somebody asked earlier if that was a Roger Clemens Blue Jays card It was a Roger Clemens Blue Jays card because there's another one on the back. So There you go, Tyler. I don't think he gets enough appreciation yet From here smoky or just like in general like in all products or in this product But yeah, Luis Robert. I mean that shouldn't be surprising. He's like the biggest name in the in the hobby right now Juan Gonzalez Number 22 of 75 for the Rangers That's going to Henry Benson Trevor Bowers got a little Weird little thing going on there I think I think Joe had a hole punch error earlier there, right? I hope you can get that for For one from here That'd be awesome Gavin Lux Going to Daniel Ruiz Aquino Michael Armstrong And the mini is Paul Goldschmidt for the Cardinals And that is Adam Harper Yeah, one of one hole punch. Well, that one was a almost hole punch Even more rare one of one semi hole punch variation Shane Spencer Otto for the New York Yankees Jason Sarmiento That is numbered to 150 Kyle Lewis For the Mariners Jason Connell Nico Horner Cubs Kirk Brose Kyle Lewis again Jason Connell or James Connell Mariners Luis Robert Brandon Thorpe Charlie manual The skip Look at that He looks like he could still play to that day Philadelphia Phillies Tyler Brenner There you go Can't not like Charlie manual Wasn't specifically the name you asked for but What you needed Matt Chapman to 175 For the A's that's going to Daniel Ruiz Charlie manual Tyler Brenner He's one of your best managers ever in Philly Aquino Reds, Michael Armstrong Juan Marachal Gold one of one There you go San Francisco Giants, Aaron Monzon One of one Sparky managed a bunch of people Very cool. I think that makes the recap I feel like we should have a Like a little jingle like sports center for their top 10 plays If we do recaps at the end of breaks We should have like a little Boba Chet Blue Jays, Max Chi Maybe like a no-word version of like the big Higgs press See if Joe can make one On his guitar Kyle Lewis Mariners James Connell Kyle Schwarber mini for the Cubs Going to Kirk bros Otto Jerry Groot for the Mets No numbering there New York Mets Armando Montero It is tops archives baseball release day Niko Horner For the Cubs That's Jordan Houston Aaron Monzon Gavin Lux going to the Dodgers and Adam Harper I'd like to see a Ryan Samburgato in this that'd be nice Jordan again for the Astros Aaron Monzon Oh There you go for the Dodgers Will Smith Otto Adam Harper congratulations, those were boxes five and six Yeah, that's an awesome one confirmed That is a classic classic look The parents The drums from the Phil Collins song okay box sevens and eight You get smiley bent corner Francisco Lindor Cleveland Indians John Hussnett and air your dawn with a bent corner For the Astros and Aaron Monzon We do have these available for personal breaks guys jaspies.com Jason's over there right now I might do some later on tonight Uh, I don't know confirmed I don't actually know I haven't looked up the pricing on this yet Has anybody bought one over there tonight? 130 Michael says Fun little box though Get the chase short prints rookies rookie short prints maybe Two autos per box on average so get some nice throwback autos there Fun little retro Break That is true So confirmed you can always buy a team or multiple teams if you'd like And get your chance of those teams throughout 10 boxes full case break for yourself Pick your team number four is in store. Does anybody think that uh, either the Mariners ever try to acquire Aaron Nola or Austin Aaron's on the Phillies, right? Where's he right? I forget offhand. Do you think they ever try to acquire austin nola? Five out of 11 cornfield cards or white Sox players? Damn Well, that was supposed to be who played in this year, right? It's supposed to be was it supposed to be white Sox Yankees? Well, I have no clue who's supposed who was supposed to be that uh series Good luck everyone For example from a personal injury settlement or party. Yes, air yord on Dustin made a 99 for the Dodgers adam harper 302 Luis robert 1955 Going to brandon I There you go Will christian again Darren urstad auto second one today. We've pulled See if this one's numbered That one is numbered 76 out of 99 los angeles angels jeff de vorgek as an angels fan. Love that That is Hyunjin Ryu to 175 Will I think you're uh, you're behind May you get your lie your your video live. You're like quite a quite a bit behind you'll see this in probably 10 minutes robert brandon John stearns auto for the Mets going to armando montero No numbering there akunya purple numbered to 175 for the braves john mccall Nico horner going to the cubs kurt boas Aquino reds michael armstrong Aquino again michael armstrong So I got another one for michael armstrong quino jordan Kyle lewis The mariners erin monzo or no, sorry mariners james connell robert brandon Ray Durham for the chicago white socks brandon tharp It's it in the air bobe shit blue jays max chi Jordan alvarez blue that number to 25 also it is three out of 25 What a nice case houston astros erin monzone. Uh, yeah, jeff The first couple games in this series, you know all the manners Lux for the Dodgers adam harper And felix jose for the st louis cardinals That's going to adam harper Uh, no confirmed No, they're reproductions of the classic set I don't think they have buybacks in this you can always check on a cardboard connection or on group break checklists They'll give you kind of like a rundown of everything in there But I don't know maybe It'd be pretty cool But I know most of the autos even though they're like the old set They um, they have all their like career averages and stuff on there. So But Yep, I love those classic green borders. I think that's the 93, right last two boxes guys It's been fun. Let's see what we can end it with The conductor chris sale red socks jonathan kent Oh, it doesn't say Interesting neither neither site confirms anything jonathan and noah cinder guard Thor for the Mets and armando montero Jeff you like the box topper? They're pretty cool. It's like a little mini poster. I did hear somebody say that they're uh, They have that as a card in the set too as like a mini all the posters they have as cards too, but um I did hear over here that them talking about some of those I guess apparently can be autographed. So I hope the ones that are autographed are a little bit I hope the corners and stuff aren't bent like the ones we've seen some of them I've pulled uh, I've I've come across at least one of those I See one more classic auto at least in here big name Babe Ruth on card auto High cob After this guys will update orders see where we're at I know we had a couple of breaks that we're still close to going I'm off tomorrow. So we can go as late as you guys want to tonight Cool. Good luck everyone Two games on the first place see there's the Thor cinder guard card It's like it knew we were talking about it you doubted his existence and showed up So for anybody in the chat that's uh in this break Just doubt the existence of the auto that you're hoping for You know, it'll show up Nico Horner for the Cubs Remember earlier in the break when that idiot Sean thought that uh Dante Bischette was in the Hall of Fame That guy is not very smart Jordon for the Astros Aaron Manzo Who let that guy redo this Dummy Kevin Bass for the Astros Look at the mustache on that uh Aaron Monzone Nolan Ryan to 75 Texas Rangers Henry Benson, I think I hit you out of 25 earlier too of that same card. So You might go for the rainbow Gavin Lux for the Dodgers Adam Harper, uh, yeah, Jeff and Jake Once uh once I get through the case breaks and we get to a stopping point bobe shit Blue jays max Kyle Lewis for the Mariners James Connell And our second auto for that box rich Gedman for the Boston Red Sox Jonathan Kent Um Yeah, I mean Feel what you want to on the website. We'll do it. I don't do anything Andres Munoz gray number to 99 for the Padres That's going to Jason Brooks Aquino for the Reds Michael Armstrong I know there was a Hockey break that was coming pretty close Nico Horner cubbies Kurt Bruce First Gavin Lux for the Dodgers Adam Harper yard on for the Astros and Aaron Monzone Anybody just Bushet for Max Chi mark grooves a lonic there you go for the Dodgers Adam Harper Robert for Brandon Thart two stacks left and we're good Vlad Guerrero Jr to 175 As Toronto Blue Jays Max Chi Jordan for the Astros Aaron Monzone Last stack guys one more order to go. Good luck everyone. Let's see something cool I Here's the auto It's Kevin Bass again. This one is purple So that's number 250 Houston Astros Aaron Monzone You guys that'll do it Give me a second. We'll do a little recap video. Very nice break Cool autos lots of retro a couple of current some really low numbered rookie cards in this one too We got a Robert out of 25 and Alvarez out of 25 and we had a one of one Yeah, I would assume so I mean I'm guessing the checklist is pretty low on that too confirmed right you said they're numbered to 20 134 Okay, guys, here is the recap from the break very nice fun little break for us Darren Ersted auto as an angels fan love that And as an angel fan love seeing GA also Nolan Ryan to 25 Now uh Dante Bichette Um redemption Jordon Alvarez to 25 Luis Robert to 25 And Juan Marichal one of one there you go guys that was The 2020 tops archives baseball 10 box case break pick your team number three I'm Sean jasper's case breaks calm pick your team number four is in store Go get your spots and we'll see you next time


This represents a neutral atom in electrical balance. Earlier we saw how an outside force can break an electron away from an atom and start an electron chain reaction, an electric current flow. One way to provide that outside force is by use of a magnet. It was proved with iron filings that a magnet has magnetic lines of force which connect its poles. For simplicity, let's consider the effect of this magnetic field on a single electrically neutral atom. Now, we move the magnet so that the magnetic field strikes the atom supplying energy which forces an electron to leave its atom and become a free electron. The result is a sort of electron chain reaction. In a substance such as a length of wire, electrons are normally moving in all directions. But when a magnetic field is passed through the wire, several electrons are forced from their atoms and move in one direction. Now, in studying electricity, we're mainly interested in the movement of free electrons. So, for convenience, we look only at the action of electrons in the wire. When the magnetic field sweeps down across the wire, electrons move in one direction. When the magnetic field sweeps up across the wire, the electrons move in the opposite direction. This movement of electrons in either direction constitutes an electric current flow. If we move the magnetic field more slowly across the wire, fewer electrons are affected in a given period of time, and the electric current flow is decreased. And when we stop moving the magnetic field, the electric current flow stops, and the electrons again move in all directions. If this wire is connected to a meter, we find there is no electric current flow. When the magnetic field is moved down, this meter shows current flow in one direction. If the magnetic field is moved up, the meter shows current flow in the opposite direction. We can change the amount of electric current flow in several ways. Move the magnet faster, more current flows. Use a stronger magnetic field, still more current flows. Now coil the wire so that several turns are in the path of the field. Again, the current flow is increased. Stop moving the magnet, current flow stops.


A film in three minutes. It's summer. Your name is Joe. You have two friends. Well, sort of.  In the forests of Ohio, you build a fortress of freedom where a boy becomes a man. Reared from the stresses of the modern world, fighting the good fight against nature. The only problem? You have absolutely no idea what you're doing, the police are searching for your whereabouts, and your parents, well, let's just say they're none too happy. But at least you and your buddies get to be, if only briefly, the kings of summer. A charming, coming-of-age indie comedy replete with delightful characters, a wondrous location, and a cast that includes Nick Robinson, Alison Brie, Nick Offerman, and Megan Mullally. What's not to like? Set on the eve of summer vacation, the story follows Joe Toy, a tempestuous teenager whose overbearing and controlling father, Frank, pushes him to escape to the nearby woods in order to find a new life of independence. Eventually joined by his best friend, Patrick, who suffers from similarly suffocating parenting, as well as the socially awkward misfit, Biagio. Upon finding their freedom and constructing their palace of dreams, the trio attempt to reconnect with simpler living, giving up the creature comforts of modernity only to then cave in whenever hunger or laziness takes hold. And, thanks to the presence of a certain girl of Joe's dreams, it's not long before the social cohesion of the group begins to unravel, threatening to destabilize everything the friends built together. Whether you're currently experiencing your own flower of youth, or well beyond your spring chicken selvi date, it'll be hard not to find the quick-witted, exceedingly quotable script penned by Chris Galletta utterly endearing. From the story's central theme that humorously explores the hazardous transition from youth to maturity, to the fantastical location hidden deep inside the mystical woods, Galletta's screenplay is a carefree celebration of boyish rebellion against supposed tyrannical parental oppression that is directed by Jordan Vote Roberts with a music video visual flair, further enhancing the dreamlike quality of this world as seen through the eyes of Joe. The performances of the cast feature many moments of earnest improvisation that only adds to the on-screen charm, but the real scene stealer is Moises Arias's Biaggio, whose unique features and intense performance delivers the script's best lines. While many films have depicted teenage escapist angst in the quest to find a new identity, you'll be hard pressed to find one as refreshingly upbeat and stylish as what's on offer here. Joe's transformation from young adult and his desire to rebel against familiar tradition is innate to each and every one of us, perhaps after viewing, making you too want to yearn to tap into that inner primeval self and give the outdoors a try with some friends, relishing exploration, basking in glory and claiming your throne as the Kings of Summer.


The Abercrombie glow-up has been crazy to see. You know back in the day you'd walk into an Abercrombie and you start to ask yourself, why do I smell Axe body spray? Well take a look at them now. So today I want to show you all my most worn Abercrombie pieces, the pieces I've gotten the most bang for the buck and are the most stylish. So let's get it. As you can see the rebrand, the quality and the cuts of their garments. And if you look at the articles and the stock price, there is no doubt that Abercrombie is killing it. So let's start with that first piece. I'm gonna move the thing a little bit. Our first piece is going to be these double knee pants in a nice wash brown colorway. So a while back I shot a campaign with vans and I wore these pants with those sneakers and vans loved it. So that says a lot. Full transparency I have worked with Abercrombie in the past but a lot of these pieces I purchased myself. This isn't sponsored or anything so I can tell you if I don't like something like some of their pants I just don't really like. They have a weird fit to it. You'll see later in the cargo pants there's something I don't like about it. But overall they have some solid stuff. The wide leg fits works with a lot of sneakers. I really dig the wash on this as well. And of course they have a ton of options and colorways. Camo, light wash, dark wash denim. It's just clean and there's definitely something for everyone. I personally like to style it in a monochromatic look or with their varsity jacket. Yeah, let's talk about the only thing I really don't like about this is their sizing is just inconsistent. So these green cargo pants which I'll talk about later and these pants are a size 30 and they fit differently. So this fits more like a 32. That fits more like a true 30. So I don't know what's up with that. Just keep that in mind. Not the biggest deal because I wear belts anyways but if you're on the fence I would suggest trying it on in person. But if it's a little bit oversized you can just wear it with the belt. So yeah the double knee pants love these. Next up we have their vintage tee. I've had this one which I've enjoyed but they just rolled out this cropped tee. And yeah the difference is night and day. Of course you can always take a garment to the tailor but I usually like to wait for a lot of clothes to pile up. Do a trip to the tailor all in one go. This right here it fits perfect right out the box. So for those of you guys about to ask I am 5 foot 7 I weigh 169 pounds bulk and season. Got a slim muscular belt and this is a size medium. This one specifically has the wash black slate gray colorway. And if you're looking online this is their premium heavyweight version. So it does have a bit of a drape plenty of colors. And I'd say if you're used to that Uniqlo U oversized tee this is very similar. There's just a lot better washes over Abercrombie. I still love my Uniqlo tees but I enjoy these washes more and it does come with a reverse stitch. I don't think it's called a reverse stitch but it looks like it's flipped inside out. And you know I'm indifferent about it. I don't really care about that but it still looks really good. The sizing and the fit of the shirt is all that matters. Awesome tee plenty of colorways too. So sticking to that crop theme the next piece is this cropped long sleeve over here. It comes in a olive green colorway and this does have a really nice texture to it. So yeah it has that same inside out stitching detail. It's hem to be shorter and I just love the texture on this. It's very soft and cozy and sizing wise it's more of a relaxed fit so not slim fits not oversized a little bit of an in between. And because it's a long sleeve you just want to wear it as a long sleeve.  This is a long sleeve showcase it's a long sleeve. That's just my philosophy.  That's basically how I'll do it. The next piece is their cargo pants. Abercrombie's pants are pretty solid. Sometimes they're a bit inconsistent but this pair of pants especially beautiful beautiful beautiful piece. So I've had these pair of cargo pants which I've enjoyed but it was a colorway I just don't wear as often. These ones are something I'm going to wear all the time. So we got a wide fit sizing and this beautiful olive colorway not too vibrant not too forward screen. It already comes with that worn in washed look but I do have two problems with these pair of pants. The button is a little bit hard to mess with if you're you know unbuttoned you got to use a bathroom and the zipper just you can already see at the zipper right there. There's a little pole tattoo it just sticks out I think it's so dumb. Obviously this is easy to remedy you just snip it off as bars but yeah just take a look it looks goofy in my opinion. So I don't know why they do that it's a waste of material. Abercrombie if you're listening otherwise these joints go hard. The wash sizing and cuts it just looks so good even if the overall fit is simple. Of course there are plenty of other colorways but I do recommend olive green wash as much of a more timeless wash and these cargo pants especially will never go out of style. This has definitely been one of my favorite pickups so far. Now up next we have their pop over essential hoodie mine is in a heather gray colorway. This hoodie is soft and lightweight because there is a misconception out there that heavy weight always means more premium and in most cases yes it's true but there are some great lightweight fabrics that are soft and plushy comfortable which is this one right here. The sizing on this is relaxed as well not full blown oversized not slim and as you can see they have a buffet of colorways.  They got hoodies for your favorite teams crazy patterns. There is something for everyone and I do like their zippa hoodie as well but they're just currently out of stock and they have this in a cropped boxy sizing as well but I just mainly wear this as an underlayer piece because it's not oversized and heavy weights this actually layers well in all of my jackets from slim fits oversized as well definitely an essential hoodie. So our next piece is the summer linen camp collar shirts. This was definitely required during the warmer months. You've got a light and breathable fabric plenty of movement and I really dig this embroidery over here you know for summertime fits there's less complexity less layering and so this embroidery detail definitely helps a lot. The overall fit is okay I do prefer either really oversized or very slim fits this is just an in between but it still works honestly any of their summer camp colors are pretty solid and I have these white ones over here which I enjoy as well. And finally we're going to finish it off with their tank tops so I'm wearing this same tank top underneath right here just in a more darker gray colorway. Y'all know I'm always an advocate for hains or fruit of the loom tank tops but with those tank tops they do feel a little bit cheaper which is perfectly fine they are cheap anyways but they're really just meant to be tucked in they're extra long super tight fitting these ones are slim fitting not as long so they can be worn on their own as well which is what I really dig about these when it gets really hot out here I live in Vegas it's gonna be 110 these are gonna be my go-tos and you can definitely tell when you feel the fabric it's very soft compared to the fruit of the loom tanks you got that nice ribbed texture just can't go wrong with the tank it's a staple for spring and summer use it for under layers use it for your layering and those have been my most worn Abercrombie pieces they've got a lot of great stuff you know it used to be people wanted to be an Abercrombie model and you got to be yoked and all that you probably spray axe body spray that's no longer the case if you're really interested in fashion I would highly recommend just studying Abercrombie's rebrand their stock market is going crazy right now so they're doing something right so if you guys found this video helpful make sure you give it a thumbs up subscribe to the channel for more and until then stay fly deuces


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If you've ever felt lost because you have so many symptoms that you're trying to fix that are varying all the time and you aren't quite sure where they're coming from, I think this video is going to help you quite a lot because it is some of the most essential healing advice I had received when I was the sick patient and it is now something that I transmit to some of my own patients. Hey guys, Dr. Alex Hine, doctor of Chinese medicine and licensed acupuncturist. So before we jump into this video, there are two very important links right below. If you'd like to become a patient of mine locally in Los Angeles or virtually throughout California via telemedicine, there's a link right below to contact my private practice. The second link is a free download, which has four daily rituals that can potentially help you add years to your life with Chinese medicine, and that is right below this video as well. Now, one of my biggest pieces of advice and a piece of advice given to me by my mentor, Dr. Heiner Fruhoff, that helped me a lot, was to not ever chase individual symptoms because if you chase individual symptoms, you will be running on a wild goose chase your entire life, not fully understanding where they come from and what is the root or the origin. Now, a perfect example that we see today a lot is brain fog, right?   It's not dietary, maybe it is.  Other days you sleep eight and you have brain fog. Is it sleep? Is it not sleep?  Sometimes you drink coffee, nothing, you feel good. So is it coffee? So if you chase these individual symptoms without understanding the symptom picture, you will become very, very lost and cannot see the forest for the trees. And that I think is one of the uniquely genius aspects of Chinese medicine where if you look at the pattern, we call it pattern differentiation, diagnosis by pattern differentiation. So we take brain fog and now we know in Chinese medicine brain fog falls into a few but primarily one very common pattern. So let's throw in some other symptoms you may be having.  Now what if you have brain fog but you have low appetite and you get a lot of bloating and you have food sensitivity and you have softer and wetter stools, right? Those are two patterns brain fog commonly occurs in, probably the two most common. And they are treated somewhat similarly but somewhat differently. And the difference is the pattern differentiation that helps us decipher how we treat it. So what's very important is to track your symptom. Let's just call it your pattern because it's more useful because what's essential is understanding that when you may break down under stress, you may not just see one symptom come back. You may see brain fog, heavy fatigue, some insomnia or heart palpitations or bowel changes, appetite changes, bloating, increased food sensitivity, stuffy noses, sinus pressure, right? You may see all of that. And if you know the pattern, if you treat the root of the pattern, you can see half a dozen symptoms improve or go away altogether. So let's say we have the most common brain fog pattern I see, at least recently, is that person has brain fog. They are feeling bloated with a variable appetite. They're either constipated or have looser stools.  Now that is the tie in constitutional type, the spleen and the lung. And these people often have respiratory problems or allergies or asthma and may often have digestive problems as the through line of their life, especially when they get run down. That is the area that breaks down. Now that's important because when we give a formula in Chinese medicine, all of those symptoms often improve, not just one because the tie in those organ dysfunctions, let's just call it digestion for ease sake. That is the root of all of those. So brain fog fatigue and anxiety can all improve or go away with the same formula. And that's very, very important because otherwise brain fog could be due to dozens of things. So what do I do? Do I just remove wheat? Do I stop coffee? Do I track my sleep? Do I take one herb? In Chinese medicine, we try to get away from that kind of thinking. That's the linear one-to-one thinking and that is a wild goose chase. Now one final piece of advice here on understanding this pattern differentiation is understanding that when you get stressed again, any or all of those symptoms can come back, right? When you stop sleeping well because there's some stress going on in life or you're in a phase of life where you're not eating well, you're not eating consciously or you're not exercising whatever it is, that pattern, when it breaks down, you can experience one or any of those symptoms or all of those symptoms. And what's very important is that you write down and understand what your symptom pattern is, not just individual symptoms, but the pattern because then you know when your body has reached that inflection point where it has reached the stress threshold where now it is expressing those symptoms again, you don't have to go on the wild goose chase to understand why I have brain fog, fatigue, anxiety, palpitations, and zombie again. You just go back and you treat the core of the pattern. So from my perspective, we treat it verbally with formulas, and that's often how I treat myself when my pattern crops up again due to problems in life. But for you, maybe you understand that your pattern really is primarily digestive, not emotional, not sleep, nothing else, primarily digestive. So for you, you know on that index card, these is this is my pattern when I break down, I get these five symptoms, most likely, and you know that the one thing that will bring it all back into harmony is, you know, the specific carbohydrate diet, the whole 30, whatever it is, that is your one thing for someone else. It may be completely different. It may be just sleep. It may be just exercise. So tracking your symptom picture is super essential because then you can understand that these symptoms coming back, I don't have to worry. I don't have to stress. This is just my pattern when I've pushed my body too far in one direction. And even though there are five symptoms happening every day, I don't have to stress because I know that's just the pattern. And when I go back towards the middle with whatever therapy or modality that all of these will improve or go back away. So I hope that gives you some peace and some solace that knowing that you don't have to chase this craziness of the brain fog and the acid reflux and that anxiety and whatever the symptom may be, but understanding that the pattern differentiation is very essential and very unique to Chinese medicine actually. And this is I think high level medicine because you can give one thing that fixes five. So that's the definition of killing two birds, five birds with one stone. And I think that is the sign of mastery, right? Being able to do more with less track the pattern even better if you write down the pattern. I did this about 10 years ago in my own healing journey and I track it to this day because I know exactly when I'm at 10% off balance, what 50% looks like and what symptoms I might experience because I wrote them all down. And it's very, very useful for me because I have that for the rest of my life. All right, guys, that's all I have for today. Again, right below this video, I have the link if you'd like to become a patient of mine in Los Angeles or virtually in California via telemedicine. I have the links from our private practice right below this video. There's also a free download for daily rituals that can potentially help you add years to your life with Chinese medicine. So check it out below this video and I have two other related videos for you here.