Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with a four box break of Panini Illusions Football. Take your team number seven from jaspyscasebrakes.com. There are the four boxes right there. And there is the date Monday, the 25th, we're losing a little toner. I'm going to try to stretch this out as long as we can before we change it. I'm going to change it tomorrow. Alright, thanks everybody for getting in. Appreciate you. Let's pop this open. Let's see what we got. Allergy's starting to fire up a little bit here. Go. Good luck everybody. Oh, we've got an autograph already. Tanner McKee, Mystique autograph, rookie autograph for the Eagles, that's going to go to Brian H. One that team in the filler, 30 out of 50 on that one, Brian. We've got Cam Acres at 3.99. Just to trim the time of this break, we're going to sleeve those up after this break is over just off camera. We've got Brock Purdy to 30, Kirk Cousins to 25, Vikings edition. And our next autograph is Rookie Vision Nice, Devon A. Shane for the Dolphins. That's going to go to Joe, 8 out of 25, Jackson Smith and Jigba to 4.99. And there's Joe Mixon, 70 out of 99, Gilo saying the illusion is that the Niners thought they'd beat the Chiefs. Pride comes before the fall. Gilo, just keep that in mind. That's Logan with the Bengals. It's 70 out of 99 once again. And there's our other autograph. It's a nice one. It's a Sam LaPorta. Rookie endorsement autograph, 135 out of 334. Nice hit for the Lions. That's going to go to Unhell. Out of Jarron Hall to 149 for the Vikings. Got King of Cards, Aaron Rodgers, 18 out of 25. And we've got a Dorian Thompson Robinson Relic and a Michael Vick, Rookie Idol. That's a randomizer. We'll do that at the end of the break. Browns, Kevin, Falcons, Terry to 2.99, Ryan Tannehill. And we've got a Anthony Richardson Relic, big two-color patch right there. It's pretty cool. That's 49 out of 50. Nice instant impact Relic. Out of 50, Bijan Robinson for Atlanta. Matthew Stafford to 175 for the Rams. And there's King of Cards, Jalen Hurst not numbered. That's one, two, three, four, five, six items in here. We got an, it's supposed to be just three and two. Maybe we got an extra, it's supposed to be three autos. We got the three autos. One, two, three. And then I guess we got a, we got an extra Relic, which is nice. Not sure if they do Hollow Heroes or not. I feel like they've, they've changed the insert sets here a little bit this year. Trophy collection, rookie reflection, rookie signs, limelight signatures, highlights, rookie idle dual, instant impact, rookie endorsements, deja vu, trophy collection, illusionists, Funkadelic, Funkadelic, King of Cards, Mystique, Operation Detonation, Shining Stars. They do. It's right. Hollow Heroes. All right. Next box, start off with Tank. And there's a first impressions autograph. That is Tyler Scott, Bears RPA, and it's for Ken. And that is 269 out of 399. There's Doreen Thompson Robinson, 142 out of 399 for Cleveland. This is for you. And we got a Buffalo autograph. Andre Reed, that's 16 out of 399. Bill's Legend going to Ronbo. There you go, Ron. Ron knows about Andre Reed. He's a Buffalo guy. There you go, Ron. It's probably morning when you're watching this morning, Ron. There's Illusionists Will Leviss, Chase Brown to 499 for the Bengals. We got Trey Tucker for my Raiders. That will be Jason K. Kyle Pitts. And there's my guy, Aiden O'Connell. Jason K with my Raiders, 4 out of 10. The Raiders are still going to draft a quarterback. I feel like they're attempting to be aggressive to draft higher than 13. I'm not sure if they'll have the assets to do that, but I think it's still going to be an open competition with QB. Aiden O'Connell could still win it. There's Cooper Cup to 999 for the Rams. There's Operation Detonation, Stefan Diggs to 775 for Ronbo. Can you dig it? More Raiders. Josh Jacobs, 37 out of 999. I wish they would have kept Josh Jacobs, but I think both sides tried. Jason K with the Raiders. Matthew Stafford to 299. Yeah, I don't mind Aiden O'Connell as well. I feel like he showed some signs. Brett Favre and Jordan Love, two-color dual relic. Joseph K with the Packers. Got Illusionists, Ramondry Stevenson to 299. Alec Pierce to 149. And Marvin Mibbs. We got one, two, we got three autos in this one. Oh, we were supposed to get three autos. We got another extra relic in this one. Yeah, that was kind of a weird stat. I mean, for the most part, the Raiders are still working under, you know, Josh McDaniels' assistant, so they really couldn't deviate too far from what was kind of already set and worked on all pre-season long, apparently in solid news. It's a new program as we start the season, but we'll see what happens this off-season. I don't know. I think that game, G, obviously it was more, here's a Dak Prescott to 499, more the Chiefs beating themselves rather than the Raiders quarterback beating the Chiefs. But I'll take the W. 95 out of 99. In fact, G, I'm going to take credit. When are you going to send the Raiders? When are the Chiefs going to send Raiders, Riggs? It's Jared Hall to 334. You guys use our practice facilities for the Super Bowl, Chiefs people have publicly stated that if it wasn't for that loss to the Raiders, that embarrassing, embarrassing loss to the Raiders on Christmas, that they wouldn't have woken up. So how much credit? In fact, I would take a thank you, Joe, and the Raiders. I'll take that right now before I continue the break. I feel like I deserve a flower for that. Thanks Joe and the Raiders. You've helped the Chiefs. You've helped my Chiefs with the Super Bowl, which I think is appropriate for you to say. I'll take that thank you right now. We'll wait. We're waiting for Gilo before we continue. No, nothing, huh? She was going to be like, oh, my phone ran out of battery. Sorry, I didn't hear you. What did you say? Suddenly, Gilo's a little quiet. Here's 92 out of 99. We'll love this. Drake London in 75. I'll take Gilo's silence as the thank you. Yeah, yeah, yeah.  What? I was lagging behind. I just caught up to the stream. What happened? Jaren Hall, by the way, goes to Douglas and the Vikings. We got Drake London for Atlanta, Terry with that relic. We got Dallas Goddard to 299 for the Eagles, and then Anthony Richardson, Mystique. That'll be for Rick and the Colts, and we've got more Colts. We've got Peyton Manning and Anthony Richardson. I think I read something earlier today. Anthony Richardson has been moving. He's throwing. He's working out a little bit, ramping things up. He's excited about off-season workouts, so stay healthy. Rick with the Colts, we got a nice B-gen to 199 for Terry and the Falcons. There's Aino Connell, savior of the Chiefs to 175, and there's a CJ Stroud base that'll go to Josh and the Texans. Points, boo. But winter take-all on the points, we'll randomize that at the end. Josh Allen, Cam Akers to 399, Josh Downs with the Colts to 299, and there's Chris Long, Elusive Ink, 174 out of 299, nice. Ryan H with the Rams, and Ramadri Steven's Illusionist. Last box coming up. Gilo says the thank-yous go to no thank-yous for me. We had a wonderful practice facility for you. We woke up the team to thank you, Kaderis Toning. I'll pretend you said thank you, Joe, and the Raiders for waking up the Chiefs, for putting their butt in gear, for giving them the kick in the butt that they frankly needed, because they were getting complacent and lazy. They just thought they could just waltz through the playoffs and the regular season. You're welcome, Gilo, and helped give the Chiefs the kick in the butt that they so desperately needed all season long. So Raiders will take the credit for the Super Bowl to 499, Breeze Hall, and there's Instant Impact, Stetson Bennett, Brian with the Rams, Tony Chiefs MVP, that's right, Team MVP, Josh Downs, Jersey at Auto, 32 out of 99 for the Colts, Rick. Chiefs have the most NFL playoff wins in Vegas. Thanks to my Raiders. You're welcome, Gilo, you are welcome. Gave you a really nice state-of-the-art practice facility, something that the Chiefs don't know about. Weren't the Chiefs like ranks like last in like practice facilities or something like that? Whatever that NFLPA report was, so they finally got a taste of what a real stadium is, how they're supposed to operate. You're welcome, Gilo. I really got them, there's like, wow, a real training facility. This is how teams are supposed to do it. Got them fired up, won the Super Bowl, you're welcome. Raiders gonna take all the credit for that. If the Raiders training facility is awful, Gilo, imagine how bad the Chiefs training facility is then. It must have been like a spa day for you guys, for your Chiefs. Douglas with the Viking. Who are you talking about? That training room's amazing, actually, in all seriousness. There's Bryce Young, Justin Jefferson to 299, state-of-the-art, Bryce Young to Rick. Oh, the Chiefs training. I thought you were saying with the Raiders, it's like, it's a brand new, it's like three years old, which is amazing. I mean, that just tells you how good the coaching and the talent is on that Chiefs team, dealing with all these like subpar facilities and, I feel like, Gilo, I feel like, Gabe, I feel like your Chiefs deserve a new stadium before the Royals do, although the Royals knocked out a World Series recently, but they have not rewarded fans of the dynasty, though. Rookie idols will be randomized, of course. There's Jaden Reed to 199 Packers, Nick Bosa. More points. Winner take on the points. We'll bundle those up together. Rising stars. Drake London not numbered. Josh Allen to 399 for Rambo and his bills. There's Bryce Young. Losers to 299. Nice one for Rick and Carolina. And we've got a limelight autograph, 19 out of 25. Nice way to end it. Chancellor. Seattle. That's going to be for Adam. Oh, interesting. They're tagging the Chiefs on their base to stuff onto the vote for the new Royal Stadium. Who's doing that? Kansas City lawmakers? That is... Who are Kansas City lawmakers in the pockets of Royals' ownership? They're like, you know what, let's tack on the Chiefs thing. People love the Chiefs now. Wow. City politics. It's... Sometimes city politics is worse than national politics, they say, so don't worry. All right, randomizer time. So we've got a few random... Let's open up a few lists here. We'll use one dice hole for everything. Let's flip out over to the list list. Let's gather everybody's names one through 32. This is for the points. And then the first one was Cleveland, Atlanta, DTR, Michael Vick. And then the other one was Caroline New York Jets, Bryce Young, Aaron Rodgers. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. One and a six, seven times for all three lists. Good luck. Here's for the points. Lucky seven times, one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. That's going to be... Kevin, you're going to get all the points. The 400... 400? Yeah, 400 points and the 150 points card. So that's going to go your way after seven. The dual relic, one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. It's going to stay with Atlanta. That's going to be for you, Terry. Last pod mojo, getting you this dual relic at the end. And the last one here, once again, six and a one, seven times, one, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time. New York Jets are going to get, and that's going to be for Kevin and the Jets. You also got the points, too. All right, there you go, gang. Nice illusions break. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with me. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


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Hi, I'm Dr. Gautam Kumar. I'm the multi-organ transplant surgeon at Manipal Group of Hospital. At present scenario, there are not many patients who are listed in pancreas transplant lists, at least in Bangalore. So it all depends on how many patients are waiting in the list. Right now, if somebody gets registered for kidney pancreas transplantation, it will not take more than three months for an organ to be offered to them.


Thanks for joining us on Plus News Now, I am Maureen Menon-Wesigui. The Federal Executive Council has ratified the Finance Bill for the 2022 fiscal year. This draft bill was prepared by the Fiscal Policy Committee and it has been forwarded to the National Assembly for consideration. Minister of Finance Zainab Abbott stated this as part of the resolutions reached at the Federal Executive Council meeting. The Minister said the bill focuses on reviewing some tax and fiscal law towards enhanced revenue generation. For Council's ratification, the Finance Bill 2021 for the 2022 fiscal year. I'm sure you will have all noted that this bill has already been transmitted by its Excellency, the President, to the National Assembly and both houses have already started working on the bill. So this draft bill was prepared by the Fiscal Policy Committee and it focused on tax and reviewing some fiscal laws and also amending some. And these laws are about 11 in number that have been affected. And the purpose for us is to be able to refine our fiscal laws to improve tax compliance and also to enhance revenue generation. So the proposed legislation falls under five broad categories. The first one, of course, is domestic revenue mobilization. And various measures are proposed in the bill to enhance revenue. And this includes one, limiting exempts, exemptions of gains from shares, disposals from capital gains tax to long-term equity investments, and two, closing tax loopholes for companies that are transiting from the previous Patreon profit tax regime to the dual corporate tax and hydrocarbon tax regime that is provided under the new Patreon Industry Act of 2021. Three, there's also provisions that have been made to prevent the abuse of personal income tax relief by individual taxpayers and allowances to evade taxation. The second broad category is tax administration reforms. And this includes provisions to support the FIRs ongoing reforms to fully automate and deploy technology to enhance collections and encourage taxpayer compliance. And there are several measures in that category. The third one is international taxation reforms. These provisions empower the FIRs to better assess non-resident companies to taxation by taxing profits derived from digital services rendered to Nigerian customers. And it's also designed to reduce the tax compliance burdens for non-resident taxpayers that are not required to register in Nigeria as companies. The third broad objective of the finance bill is financial reforms to enhance tax equity. Most of these provisions that have been made in the bill, the provisions that have been made, are to enhance ongoing capital market reforms relating to securities lending transactions, capital estate investment trust, as well as a minimum taxation reductions that have been pioneered by the previous two finance bills. And the fifth principle is critical public financial management reforms. These reforms are designed to strengthen the FIRs tax administration and coordination role in relation to the collection of taxes vis-à-vis the responsibilities of relevant law enforcement agencies, such as the Nigerian police or the EFCC. And also to ensure and reinforce the supremacy of the fiscal rules and regulations as provided for by the Finance Controls and Management Act, as well as the 1999 Constitution as amended. So having made these provisions, I just want to emphasize that rather than proposing new taxes or increasing tax rates, the Finance Bill for the 2022 fiscal year focus on closing loopholes and improving tax administration to enable the Federal and Law Revenue Service play its expected role of leading in the collection of existing taxes. Notified about fresh news updates.


Hello, beautiful souls. I really wasn't planning to make this a video, but it just struck me that it's a really... I feel like I'm going to share this. It's a forgiveness practice, and it's something that I was just prompted to do recently, and it's like what you do is you write down and a list of take your... the number of years that you've been alive, which for me is 53, and you forgive somebody when at least, you know, one for at least every year that you've been alive. And so you write it all down on a piece of paper. You say, like, Bob, I forgive you for... You know, whatever it was that you're forgiving him for. And if it's multiple things, you say, Bob, I forgive you for this, this, this, and this. And then you write it all down, and at the end you forgive yourself, and it's just for everything, right? And the reason, why is forgiveness so important? Well, you know, the forgiving is really for yourself, because when you're holding on to resentments, even things that you don't even think about, right? But I feel like the conscious act of writing it down gets it out of you, and you know, any kind of those resentments or, you know, feelings of having been wronged. When we hang on to those, it's an energetic anchor, right? It kind of, not in a good way, it just pulls you down. And so this process really helps to release all that. So I've written all my little grievances here on this piece of paper, and I'm going to light it on fire, just sending it up to to Source and releasing it, relinquishing it. And the reason I'm doing this is because I feel like I've kind of, coming to the end of a big cycle and really moving into an exciting new cycle, and I just feel like it's time to release anything that might be holding me back. So I just encourage you to consider this exercise or something like it. If you can't burn it, you could always tear it up into a little piece of paper, flush it down the toilet, but burning is a really kind of symbolic act, and it's actually really dramatic, so I thought it'd be fun. So sending you much love and remember, you were born to be free.


I am, was from 2000 until 2017, the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute. I am now the chairman of the board of the Ayn Rand Institute. So I travel around the world speaking about who ideas and applying who ideas to the topics of the day. I have a podcast, I have a YouTube channel, I have everything, social media that exists all with the real idea of trying to apply Ayn Rand's ideas, Ayn Rand's philosophy to the world in which we live and to help people discover who ideas and make them better in applying their ideas to their own lives. No, I haven't always been and to some extent I still don't consider myself a libertarian. So I'm an objectivist, which is Ayn Rand's ideas and I think there's significant differences between objectivism and libertarianism and I'm not even sure there is such a thing as libertarianism because I'm not sure there's one ideology that captures everybody who's under this big tent called libertarianism. I'm an objectivist but I discovered Ayn Rand's ideas when I was 16. Before that I was a socialist, I was a collectivist, I was, you know, everything I Ayn Rand and the free market movement is against. I was living, living at the time in Israel and when you grew up in Israel, when I grew up everybody was a socialist. There was no, nothing else. The Labour Party wanted re-elections and this was like the standard stuff that you studied in school. So I read Atlas Shrugged when I was 16. I was with a friend and we were talking and he started talking about capitalism and free markets and I said, where are you getting this nonsense from? And he said, you got to read this book and he handed me a copy of Atlas Shrugged and I read it and it changed my life, completely changed my life and changed everything I thought about the world and after that I read everything for Ayn Rand and then after that I read Mises, I read all the free market economists but my real focus is on the philosophy of objectivism and its application to economics, to politics, to morality, to really everything to do with life. Yes, it is very difficult because the Spanish translation was published in Argentina and it's hard to get here. Now we're working on a solution I'm hoping in the next few years that Ayn Rand's books in Spanish will be available. There is a website in Spanish, Objuctivismo, which has a lot of articles in Spanish, a lot of Ayn Rand's works in Spanish. There's a kindle through Amazon Spain, you can get a lot of Ayn Rand's works in Spanish on the kindle. So while it's hard to find the hard copy, you can go online and find a lot of material in Spanish and I think it's interesting because she's more popular in Latin America than she is in Spain. So in Latin America they found her and discovered her and they read her and they're engaged and in Spain we're still struggling to get the word out and this is why it's good that I'm here and it's good that I have an opportunity to talk to people. Because economics is tainted in people's minds, particularly in countries that have remnants of religion because what is the essence of a free market? What is the essence of an economic transaction? The essence of economic transaction is the betterment of self. The essence of an economic transaction is self-interest. So trying to make your life the best that it can be by making money or by buying things that will make your life better through a trade. So trade is about self-interest. Nobody produces to benefit the world. People produce to benefit themselves. They produce because they love producing because they want to make money because they enjoy the process. And yet, particularly in Christianity but really in secular philosophy across the entire board, the idea of self-interest is viewed very, very negatively.  So the assumption is if businessmen are self-interested, they're trying to make money, they must be crooks. They must be lying, cheating, stealing, right? And we don't trust them. We don't trust money. We don't trust bankers. We don't trust anything to do with money because money is associated with self-interest, with greed, with profit, with benefiting myself. And if you think about what morality, the conventional view of morality is, the conventional view of morality is, what's good, what's virtuous, what's noble, what gets you into heaven, right, is to sacrifice. It's to be self-less. It's to help other people without expecting a return. So if you're charitable, that's good. But if you're a businessman and making money, that's bad, even though the businessmen help other people much more than charity ever does, right? Because of the trade principle because trade is win-win. So the only way to become a millionaire is to help other people by selling them goods that they want and that makes their lives better. So I believe, I ran believe, that the real barrier to capitalism, the real barrier to free markets is not a lack of understanding of economics or lack of political understanding, it really is a moral barrier. As long as we hold a morality, a Christian morality, but also a Kantian morality, a morality that's kind of in our culture, a morality of altruism, which is otherism, the placement of the well-being of others ahead of yourself. As long as we have that kind of morality that says that self-interest is bad, we cannot have capitalism. So what is acquired is a moral revolution, an ethical revolution, not just an economic political revolution.  And only you can make decisions about how to live that good life, how to pursue the values that are going to make you happy, that are going to make you flourish as an individual. So it makes sense for you as an individual to want to live free of force, free of coercion. You want to be able to use your mind and use your reason to pursue the best values, the best things that will make your life the best life that it can be. Reason functions can only function when free from a gun, when free from coercion, when free from authority, when free from force. So if you want to live the best life for yourself, if you want to flourish as a human being, then you need to liberate your mind. To liberate your mind, you need to liberate yourself. You need to be free of force and free of coercion. All lazific capitalism is, is a society based on the principle of no coercion. All lazific capitalism is, is that the government exists to do one thing and one thing only, to protect you from coercion. We call this individual rights, to protect your right, to protect your freedom, to pursue the rational values necessary for your own survival and for your thriving. So I wouldn't even get into economics. This is about how to live the best life you can live. And to live the best life you can live is to be free. Nobody who wants to, to, to make the most of their life, to flourish, to, to live a great life wants mother government telling them what to eat, what to drink, what business they can buy or sell, who they can hire, who they can hire, how much they can pay people, how they interact with other people. You want, if you, if you have any self-respect and if you believe in yourself and if you want to live a good life, you want to be free of that. You want to be able to make the choices for yourself and sometimes you fail. And you learn from that failure and, and you move on. But, but it's your life. You should be fully responsible for it. So I would add it just to add to your description of the looters. I would also add that she describes certain businessmen, the businessmen who, who are cronies, who, who use government in order to get favors as also the looters, as part of the looters, right? So yes, I, I definitely think we're getting closer and closer to that vision where society is divided between the makers and the takers, the looters and the looters and moochers and the, and the producers. And it's, it's not just an issue of taxation because taxes are not how you measure your worth. My ideal is to pay zero taxes, right? I don't want to pay taxes. You wouldn't call me a mooch if I didn't pay any taxes. I got to keep my own money as long as I produced my own wealth. So the real distinction is those who produce and create for themselves real values. And, and, and therefore live by their own efforts. And those who live off of others, those who either through business like businessmen who pay a lot of taxes by the way, but get favors from the government, exclude competition, manipulate the market by government courage and in order to be able to make large profits that they are mooching, they are looting off of, off of the, the, those who are productive and those who actually compete fairly. But it's, it's everybody who is, who uses government for their own advantage, whether it's the welfare recipient or whether it's the crony, it's the crony businessman. All of them are looters and moochers.  You're working for a living. You're trying hard. You can be self-employed. You can be an entrepreneur. You can be a, a, a, a, a, a, see-over-large business. You can be an artist. You can be a philosopher. You can be a economist. As long as you're working for yourself, as long as you're producing values, then you are a producer. And yes, I think the, the world is becoming more and more divided. The sad thing is that a lot of people are both, right? That a lot of people produce in one part of their life and are looters in another part of their life. For example, they vote for socialist political parties. They vote to take from you and give to somebody else. So they vote the looting. That is a looter. He is a looter, but he's also producing. So they're mixed. A lot of businessmen are very productive on one side, but they also try to manipulate government on the other side. Now part of, part of that is the government's fault because the government is intervening and they don't have a choice. But part of it is, yeah, they, they, they wanted some favors, but they also are very productive. So the world is becoming gray in a sense of all these people are mixed. It's hard to find the pure producers. It's also easy to find the pure looters, but most people are gray and kind of in between and both get what they don't deserve and they produce some of what they do deserve. Well, because they're liars, right? So, and, and, and communists are liars and they're primarily liars who are lying to themselves. So, Inran has a concept called evasion. It's when you don't look at reality, you don't examine the fact. You're not interested in truth. And I think that there are a lot of intelligent people out there who don't want to know the truth, who are not interested in the truth. They have a platonic ideal of what the world should be and they're not interested in evidence, they're not interested in facts, they're not interested in truth and they lie to themselves.  Evil comes from not looking. The good is about being rational. It's about looking, it's about facts, it's about evidence, it's about truth. Evil is about the negation of truth. And I think anybody who's a communist and over 25 and certainly if they're an intellectual is basically evil. These are people who are ignoring facts, ignoring the truth. They know that communism leads to slaughter and murder and destruction and poverty. They know it and they ignore it. And that, I can't think of anything more horrible than that kind of mentality. Yeah, I mean, again, it goes back to morality. The common thread of morality in the world in which we live is sacrifice, it's to worship the suffering, it's to worship the poor, the meek shall inherit the earth and we always look for the underdog, the suffering, the downtrodden. They are virtuous, the strong, the able, the productive, the creative, they're no good, they're the bad guys, right? So Israel is a good illustration of this. Before 1967, Europeans loved Israel. They loved Israel.  And then the war of 1967 happened and these weak, pathetic Jews defeated the armies of six Arab countries and proved to be pretty strong, powerful, successful, competent Jews. And Europe looked at that and said, oh, we don't like that. We don't like competence. We don't like ability. We don't like success. So we can't like them. Who's miserable? Who's pathetic? Who is struggling? Oh, Palestinians. So suddenly they shifted to the Palestinians. It was like almost that day. It just flipped. Before 1967, people don't know this. The United States had an arms embargo in Israel. So the United States sold no weapons to Israel. All the weapons that Israel fought were French, German, British, European weapons. In 1967, the Europeans stopped selling weapons to Israel and luckily the United States started. So what do Europeans hate about Israel? Is that it's successful? What Europeans hate about Israel is it's an example of what Western civilization, even in a primitive place like what Palestine was, can be incredibly successful. What Europeans hate about Israel is themselves. It's a form of self-hatred. And Europeans don't like themselves because they're Westerners and they're imperialists and they've done all these horrible things to people. This is European guilt reflected in the hatred of Israel. And this guilt leads them again to embrace anybody who's suffering, anybody who's more primitive in terms of culture than they are. And therefore they embrace Muslim immigration, they embrace the Palestinians, they embrace anybody who is struggling. And then because of multiculturalism, because of this idea now in multiculturalism, supposedly is all cultures are equal, but all cultures are not equal. Some cultures are better. The standard for what cultures are better should be human flourishing. What cultures allow the individual to be successful and to flourish and to achieve things. And by that standard, Western civilization, the post-enlightenment West is the best civilization in human history because look at what we've done, look at what we've achieved, look at what we've created. It's an amazing culture we have. So what multiculturalism does is it doesn't raise other cultures because they're terrible. For human life, they're terrible. What it does is it lowers our valuation of Western culture. So what multicultural really is is a doctrine of hatred of Western civilization. And what's interesting about Western civilization is any country, anywhere in the world, in Africa, in Asia, in Latin America, anywhere in the world that's not the West that adopts Western values, succeeds. And I think Western values or the enlightenment is represented by two values, individualism and reason, the respect to the human mind. If you think about how and the political manifestation of that is freedom, because you wanna free the individual to use his mind to achieve his values. So if you look at Japan or to some degree China or to some degree India or the rest of Asia or even some countries in Africa today, wherever they allow their people freedom, wherever they respect the individual and respect the human mind, they succeed. So it's not a racial issue. It's not an ethnic issue. It's not an issue of geography. It's about ideas. And the enlightenment discovered the best ideas ever and anybody who embraces those ideas succeeds, but multiculturalism is a doctrine that tries to denigrate those ideas, try to push them down. And as a consequence, leads the Europeans haping themselves and hating Israel. I mean, to the extent that it's a social healthcare system, it's terrible. And I don't even have to know the details because the fact is that socialized anything doesn't work. You know, you cannot provide a true service, a value for value where there are producers and consumers through government. Whenever government gets in the middle between producers and consumers, it is destructive. Healthcare is a service that is produced by doctors, nurses, hospitals, scientists, radiologists, all these different functionaries and consumers who want their healthcare service. It functions best when it is free. There's also insurance companies and all the mechanisms of insurance. It functions best when it is free, just like technology, just like the internet, just like any other industry. If you leave it, you know, I ask audiences, what do you think the iPhone would look like if the government produced it? I mean, everybody laughs because they know it, it would be ridiculous. Well, why would we want the government to produce healthcare? Healthcare is a more important product than the iPhone and they're not competent to do it. It's a more complex product. It's very hard to produce healthcare. Why not let the same principle that allowed for the creation of an iPhone, markets, relatively free markets, to apply to healthcare and to everything else that is a service where there's a producer and a consumer. Look, I have a lot of sympathy for the immigrants, right? They are escaping horrible conditions. They're here, yes, for economic reasons, but there's nothing bad about economic reasons. Economic reasons are good reasons. So I have a lot of sympathy for the immigrants and it's sad to me that in small quantities, like 600 people, anybody's making a fuss about it. You know, if there's mass migration, if there are millions of people coming, like there were two years ago into Germany and Sweden and other places, then suddenly there's a role for the government to block borders and slow it down to figure out what exactly is going on, make sure there are no terrorists and so on and just pace it out. But 600 immigrants, what's the big deal? The problem in Europe is one, is your welfare state, right? So if you could allow immigrants to come without giving them welfare, without giving them a house, without giving them checks, without giving them all these goodies, then only the immigrants who are willing to work would come here. And then you would have competition for labor, which is a good thing, not a bad thing, and Europe would benefit from those immigrants. The problem in Europe is not the immigrants, in my view, the problem in Europe is Europe. It's the lack of free markets, it's the welfare state, and it's a lack of belief and respect for Western civilization. So ideally, if Europe rediscovered the enlightenment values that made it so successful, then it would demand that these immigrants, when they came in, would assimilate. And that's the real challenge. The real challenge is how do we get these immigrants to assimilate? And the only way to get them to assimilate is for us on the West to actually value our values, to actually respect our culture, and to expect that everybody who comes in, everybody who's received in that culture, adopted. So we have to get rid of multiculturalism, we have to get rid of the welfare state, and only then can you have a truly healthy, productive immigration policy. Yeah, I mean, I'm not a fan of Donald Trump's. I think he's gonna do a lot of damage to the United States. Trump is a pure pragmatist. He doesn't believe in anything. He believes in the expedience and whatever will get him his goal in the moment. And as a consequence, he changes his policies constantly. He lies, he is the only person I know, or the only president I know who lies and thinks it's normal, there's no problem with that. He thinks it's part of the way you conduct business. Usually when people lie, they feel a little embarrassed by it. I think he's proud of his lies, which is a very strange psychology. I think as a character, he's got a very bad character. Lying is just one aspect of that. And I think that demeans the presidency and will have consequences long-term for America in terms of the actual policies. You know, they're not as bad as they could have been, right? So, you know, a lot of the regulatory agencies are deregulating, which is pretty good. So they're freeing up the economy a little bit. They lower taxes. I'm always full lower taxes. I think lower taxes is a good thing. But also we have to realize that if you continue to spend and you increase spending and you cut taxes, then the money's being sucked out of the private economy anyway through debt, through the government borrowing money, so the impact on the economy is the same. So what really needs to happen is you have to cut spending. And of course, the budget that the Republicans passed and Donald Trump signed is a huge increase in spending. So that's a bad thing that he did. I don't think he has a front policy. I don't think he has a clue about what the front policy should be. He just met with the president of North, with the brutal dictator, the murderous dictator of North Korea. What he thinks he can gain by meeting with a murderous, brutal dictator, I have no idea. It's never worked in history. It's never turned out for the good. So I have no idea what he's expecting to gain from it. I expect that North Koreans will ultimately make fun of the US for this. And then, of course, he's very pro-tariffs, which is just bizarre to me and wrong and stupid and could undo a lot of the good economic things that he's doing. It could all be undone by the tariffs that he's passing. So I think it turns the policy very mixed. Very mixed and we'll see what happens in the next couple of years.  I just don't see the points in having a bunch of little countries. The only reason to secede is if you're going to establish greater freedom. So is Catalonia being driven by a laissez-fait capitalist mentality that they want to establish more freedom, deregulate lower taxes? No, they want more socialism.  So I'm against tribalism, I'm against socialism, I'm against redistribution. The only legitimate reason to secede from an existing country is to establish more freedom. So if Catalonia wants to establish more freedom, they have my support, but I don't think they want to establish more freedom. I think they want to establish less freedom. So I'm against it. The consequence economically, I think to everybody will be bad because, well, certainly it's gonna be a problem for football, right? Because what happens with the rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid? Do they leave La Liga? I mean, is that what happens? That's a real problem, right? But economically, now they're gonna have tariffs between Catalonia and Spain. That's bad for both sides, if they do. It's just, are they gonna join the European Union? Will they get the euro? I mean, the whole thing is just, yes, they have to stay in the euro, they can't. They can't. Yes, they would have to leave the euro, they'll start printing money, they'll have inflation. I mean, it's just, I think this balkanization, right? It's funding. Yes, they just want to redistribute wealth, but redistribute locally. Yes, we want to redistribute it to our own people. That is tribal, and I think that's horrible. And look, you've got precedent. Look at Yugoslavia, it broke up into these little countries. I mean, I went to Macedonia and I said, well, what was it, Montenegro even was. I said, what do you have your own country for? It's ridiculous. Oh, we have a history, who cares, right? It's the only reason to do it is if you're gonna protect rights more than the bigger government and otherwise what you want. In that sense, I'm pro-European union. If it wasn't so bureaucratic and if it wasn't so, if all it was was free movement of goods, free movement of capital, free movement of people, and really established a free trade zone, then that's great. It's the regulations of Brussels, which are horrible, right? But the idea of a bigger union where you have freedoms, that's a good thing, not a bad thing. No, I know it's, you know, the Catalonians hate me, but I am not for Catalonian independence unless the laissez-fait people win.


Today we are unveiling this beautiful mural that really speaks to powerful words and for the Kaiser Permanente's National Campaign of Find Your Words. What I love about the approach of this wall and this project is that it's not forcing anyone to do anything, it's just encouraging people for who they are and what they can become. It's having people activate and realize all the messages on our wall and how they can apply them to both their lives as well as their children's lives as well as their loved ones. It brings me hope. There are so many people out there that struggle with depression and other mental health issues that if we can even just start the conversation we will make a huge difference and it's exciting to have the whole community be involved in it.


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Okay. So, once I knew I was doing this and it was youth and truth, I decided to put up an interactive message so that I get representation from the youth as well and get some questions to ask you. A lot of them asked about Atma, some about happiness and there was a overwhelming amount of messages coming especially from Tamil Nadu that were asking about the issue of land grabbing near your ashram and I know that this question has been asked several times and I think you have even given an answer but there is still a feeling that land grabbing has happened and I don't know where this is. I don't know the truth about any of this. I am completely ignorant. I haven't read the actual accusation. They did not talk about the kidneys? Kidneys no. Kidney grabbing they didn't talk. They've been going on with kidney grabbing for some time because it didn't work. Now they've come to land grabbing in the last three years.  Eray raised out a full rainforest. Nobody knows where the rainforest is and I killed hundred elephants with just my bare hands and I pulled kidneys out to buy, you better check it out, you might have lost one and this land grab. I've said this openly. I shouldn't say too often but because you're saying young people from Tamil Nadu are asking, I'll invite these young people, your fans, ask them to make a group of whatever ten, twenty people who are very smart. Let them come with all the maps and panchayat documents, everything. Anywhere, either private land, government land, forest land, one inch, not one acre, one inch if Isha Foundation has grabbed one inch of land. This is the last you'll see of me. I'll leave the country. Is that good enough? So I'll... I'm saying... No, I'm saying this is going on like this. People said they campaigned, they made videos of how elephants are dying in the ashram. Okay? All animated videos were made. They said full forest was removed. Then we put out the Google Maps. The land was not in our hands in 2006. To somebody else's land, later on we bought it. To... from 2006 onwards there are Google Maps. We put out the Google Maps. It shows it's barren land. No vegetation. No. And you see the Google Maps from 2006 to now has vegetation gone up or gone down? Well, before that there were no Google Maps. Check the panchayat records, all the survey numbers that we own today. Just check the panchayat records from 1994 since we own these lands. What were the crops before 1994? Was that forest? Was it even trees or was it crops, dry crops mostly? Well, check the panchayat records. Don't go by what I say. But without checking, young people, if they're interested in truth or they're interested in just slander, you've done enough slander. United Nations recognizes me as the ecological champion in the world. Okay? We are part of their program. We have the highest ecological award in the country, Indira Gandhi, Pariavaran Puraskar. Wildlife Trust of India says that not an inch has been taken. Forest department in Tamil Nadu says there is absolutely no encroachment. Ministry of Environment and Forest says there's no encroachment anywhere. Nor are we in any way obstructing any wildlife. In fact, we've blocked all the hunters and others and sandalwood cutters and everybody. So we've made enemies of course. We've made enemies from vested interests and they're going on for last twenty-five years. Young people must be interested in truth. I will open all the records. Panchayat is there, forget about my records. I will open the gates of Ashram for you to come and stay there for a week and investigate everything. Talk to all the agencies concerns. If one inch is taken, only one inch if it's taken, I'll leave. Is that good enough for the young people? Have all these been put out the UNESCO? Everything is there on the website. Okay. Oh, all the documents. Yes, everything is there. This just goes on simply because it's a motivated media. Anonymous media on the social media thing, they just go on saying the same things. So if they're genuine, if these fans of yours are genuine youth concerned about the ecology, concerned about justice in Tamil Nadu, please let them come and investigate whichever way they want. I'll open the entire document segment. It's all digitized, our documents. We'll open the entire thing, you can look at it. Then go and refer to it in the Panchayat documents that is also reasonably digitized. If there is any encroachment, please show me. All agencies have found there's no encroachment.  This is because certain people want access to the forest and we are sitting there as a block because it's at the tri-junction. Tri-junction means three state borders are there. There is certain activity going on. It is those people who are carrying on this campaign in Leslie. And why, you know, ask the police. Ask the police what all they've been doing because they want access to the jungle. Because it has resources? Ah, no, they have their own other agendas. But if there is a really interested bunch of kids who really want to know and they can spread the word...  If there are ten, fifteen people, sensible people who have some knowledge about this, want to come and examine, I'll do it.  They will, please. Ten, fifteen and... Yeah, they will. Please do that now. They are interested people. It will save a lot of time and energy for me answering these idiotic stuff all the time. Yeah. I think we could have done... If this wasn't an issue, we could have done one other question. Yes. Instead of this. Life is going waste because it's going on like this, the same thing. The people... Why I'm speaking like this is because young people who are with me, these are not people who come for money. These are volunteers. They came in their twenties and they've worked hard to build this entire thing. You must come and see what we have built. In the world, it's one of the unique places that we have built on the planet. People are coming from across the world today and it's appreciated everywhere in the country. It is on the Incredible India campaign, but these people are unhappy. I will tell you to what extent they're prejudiced. A group of government officials come for inspection, all right? Including the collector. So one official says they have built a factory shed without permission. Yes, Visha has built. So we ask, where is the factory shed? We have not built anything. He points at Adiyogi statue and says, this is a factory shed. The collector asks, what is this? You're calling Adiyogi as factory shed? He says, I am... As far as I am concerned, it's a factory shed because inside it has steel structure, outside it has sheet metal. It's a factory shed. You've seen the Adiyogi statue? I've seen this. The images. Looking at the Adiyogi statue, if you're calling it a factory shed, just tell me who is this man? We have permission for a monument, we build a monument, but that guy wants to categorize Adiyogi statue as a factory shed and put some case on us. Tell me who you must think through this politically. Who is calling Adiyogi as a factory shed? So this is what young people are being influenced by. Please come and examine if you want. Whatever you want, all right? Done. And fifteen years ago, how the mountain was, today how it is, how green it is. There are images. Oh, please check it out. No, don't believe me. The entire mountain has turned green. Who did it?  Millions of trees have gone up on the mountain. Who did it? Please check it out. People ask, where is the proof you planted? I'll go walk into the mountain and see all the trees are eighteen, twenty years old. That doesn't happen in a forest, isn't it? In a rainforest, if you find except bamboo, all the trees are eighteen, twenty years old, somebody must have put it, isn't it? You don't want to give me the credit, leave it. Somebody put it eighteen, twenty years ago after we came. Maybe I didn't do it, Shiva did it, it's okay. It's fine. We are not asking for credit. We are happy it's green. But I hope that this issue clears out and everyone... No, no, this issue will never clear out. At least for the non-motivated, because I've seen that, seeing this discussion, people are not motivated also, tend to take sides. As in this new influence... No, I'm saying this issue will never clear, because they will come up with new things and new things, all the time. Otherwise they'll go on saying it, because these are people...  They believe that if they tell a lie hundred times, it'll become true. Unfortunately in this country, they have learned that. So, if these youth... We are talking youth and truth, if they're interested in truth, let them take a week off, come and examine every document, every survey stone around the boundary. If one inch is there, I will leave. You will never see me again. You can bring cameras, please. You can bring cameras. I will set up a team to take you around, which is all our property. If we have occupied any forest land as you're claiming, you will not see me again. Is that good enough? Then I'll let them know. Thank you. Thank you so much, Sadhguru. Please take care, there is something that you need to handle right now.


Before we get into the video, people, I am giving away 11,500 Apex coins every single month to be in with a chance of winning them, make sure you're subscribed to this channel and have that bell notification button ticked. Drop a like on this video and leave a comment down below, more details and a giveaway are in the video description. What's going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here. Today I bring you another Apex Legends video and today guys we have new images of future legends coming to the game. Now if you are a follower of my channel you will know I don't miss any news or leaks and I make it my job, my number one priority to bring you guys all the information I believe you deserve to know on the game. Yes, I have made many videos talking about legends coming to the game but each video has always showcased new information and I don't plan on stopping yet. Today we have new images of 10 legends coming to the game, possibly season 1, 2, 3 or even 4 legends, which is cool to think about. So in total there are 10 legends to check out today, we have some artwork for some legends and even in-game renders for others. So let's start. So firstly let's cover the new images of legends we already have heard of and firstly we have Octane aka Octavia Silver, a stuntman daredevil who was paralysed when a stunt went wrong, rebuilt and returning in season 1 with the Battle Pass and the Owl Star. Octane will be the first new legend introduced into the world of Apex Legends. So on screen now we see this new in-game artwork for Octane, looks pretty dark but pretty cool at the same time. And we also have this in-game render of Octavia Silver. Now Octane's abilities were leaked a while back which you can see on screen now but his ultimate ability seems its name has changed according to a recent data mine file. His ultimate will now be called Full Throttle. Ok so we're going to move on and next up we have Watson. Now I theorised on Watson's background a while back. Natalie Pacquette aka Watson is the daughter of Luke Pacquette. Luke is an electronical engineer who I speculated made a few weapons we see in-game, weapons such as the Havoc Rifle where we see Watson's name on the back of the weapon. Now that video of me covering Watson and putting together the pieces and linking her past can be found within the video description if you do want to check it out. On screen now we see an in-game render which although it isn't of the best quality, it's all we have at the minute people. So a while back literally within the first week of release we saw many names datamined which we believe were possible future legends. Today I can say I believe we have images and in-game renders to go with these leaked and datamined names. So firstly we have Crypto. Now Crypto seems to be the alter ego of Talchum, the Korean legend seen in the original Pathfinder concept art. Talchum can be seen within the background on what looks to be a legend, Banner. This image of Talchum or Crypto is the first we have seen datamined from the game. And this is a legend I believe we might see towards the end of season 1 or possibly introduced with season 2. Next up we have who's believed to be Husseria. We see on screen now the one image we have seen datamined from the game who's believed to be this legend of Husseria. No in-game render at the moment has been fan leading me to believe Husseria won't be introduced for another few seasons. Next up we have a legend who's believed to be Jericho. Now this legend at first was believed to be Mirage's brother but that was all speculation. No information proven factual was found to back that up. Just theories. And great theories in that. On screen now we can see both artwork for this new legend and an in-game render of him also. Next up we have a legend who's believed to be called Nomad. A legend that again datamined a while back. And first impressions of this dude I think he looks really cool. That's for sure. We can also see on screen now his in-game render. Next up we have a legend who's believed to be a legend that was datamined a while back called Profit. Profit we saw files on not long after we saw files on Octane and Watson. Also for Profit people found what was believed to be an ability and the ability was called Precog short for precognition meaning the ability to see future events. Future events in-game like Apex Legends would only work for ways of possibly seeing where the next circle will be, where Hytale Luke might be or maybe where Supply Drops will be landing. But I wouldn't think it would be anything more than that in my honest opinion. It would be bothering OP if it was. And for this legend at the moment we only have an in-game render of who's believed to be Profit. No in-game artwork has been found at the moment. Next up we have Rampart both in-game artwork for as well as an in-game render. A game Rampart was one of the first names we saw datamined and I believe this is a legend who will be coming with season 3. Next up we have Rosie. Now at first I believe the datamined files we saw for Rosie would be that of an NPC. But now it seems as though she will be a playable legend. On screen now we see official in-game artwork on someone who's believed to be Rosie as well as an in-game render of a legend. And lastly guys we have Skona. Another legend's name who we saw datamined within the first few weeks. We see an in-game render as well as actual in-game datamined artwork. So that's pretty cool people. Now I will say guys that besides Octane, Watson and Talchem these legends have been paired to names datamined due to little research of various things but nothing until confirmed by Respawn is factual and should definitely be taken with a pinch of salt that is for sure. One thing I'm pretty certain on though people is the two legends we originally saw within the Battle Pass trailer a while back who are really hard to make out. I'm pretty certain these legends now are Octane and Watson. And on that note we have come to the end of the video guys. If you enjoyed it leaving a like really does help out. If you are new around here and want to step to date with the latest Apex Legends news and leaks be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video upload you can turn notifications on by smashing that bell button. But guys thanks as always for stopping by. Hopefully you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one.


This study investigated the molecular mechanisms underlying the development of quinolone resistance in the bacteria species Gallobacterium annatis. Genomic sequence analysis was combined with phenotypic antimicrobial resistance data to identify potential resistance genes. However, no such genes were found. Instead, the researchers discovered that certain variations in the quinolone target proteins gyra, gerbii, park and pair were associated with increased resistance. These variations were thought to cause subtle changes in the amino acid side chains of the proteins, resulting in altered interactions with the quinolone drug. This suggests that the mechanism behind quinolone resistance in G annatis may involve subtle changes in the protein structure rather than the presence of specific genetic mutations. This article was authored by Casper Romer-Villumson, Tolo Alejadri, Magdalena Karwanska and others.


Item No. SCP-1663 Object Class, Euclid Special Containment Procedures Data pertaining to research performed at Containment Site 1663-0 may only be disseminated to personnel assigned to Containment Site 1663-0 or with prior permission from at least two senior researchers. Duty assignments at Containment Site 1663-0 are not to exceed two weeks in length, and all personnel must be administered class B amnestics prior to being transferred off-site. Description SCP-1663 is the special duty assignment for personnel assigned to Containment Site 1663-0, located near The research performed at Containment Site 1663-0 is considered a Euclid class info hazard, thus necessitating the extraordinary containment requirements outlined in this document. The data isolation of SCP-1663 was approved on SCP-1663-0 by the then retiring O5 who's immediate retirement and subsequent mandatory amnestic administration was considered not in violation of standing regulations prohibiting the exposure of O5 council members to SCP objects. Since then, separate retiring O5 council members have upheld the established containment procedures for SCP-1663. Personal assigned to SCP-1663 may continue onto the additional documentation for SCP-1663 personnel. Access Granted Item Number SCP-psi-Lambda-0 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-psi-Lambda-0 is contained in a secure locker at Containment Site 1663-0. Dissemination of the existence of SCP-psi-Lambda-0 or any information related to it is forbidden as per SCP-1663 protocols, and personnel assigned to SCP-1663 or SCP-psi-Lambda-0 must be administered Class B amnestics prior to being transferred off site following the maximum allowed assignment length of two weeks. Description SCP-psi-Lambda-0 is a Lady Liberty $5 coin minted in 1880, consisting primarily of gold with trace impurities of Data Expunged Its anomalous effect is triggered whenever any human subject observes, touches, or is otherwise informed of SCP-psi-Lambda-0's existence. The nature of this object does not need to be explained, simply identifying it by name is sufficient. Within approximately three weeks of exposure to SCP-psi-Lambda-0, affected subjects begin to develop a pathological revulsion to the ownership, restraint, or containment of any material wealth. Affected subjects will begin by donating or gifting all of their possessions while attempting to convince others to relinquish their possessions. Subjects will show increasing hostility towards others with material possessions, eventually culminating with a refusal to take possession of any material whatsoever, even food or water, after which subjects typically dehydrate and starve unless sedated and given sustenance intravenously. The only known preventative measure is to administer an amnestic of at least Class B strength prior to manifestation of initial symptoms. SCP-psi-Lambda-0 was re-designated following O5-psi-Lambda-0's attempt to order the release of all SCP objects contained worldwide. Fortunately, O5-psi-Lambda-0 was the only O5 council member with knowledge of SCP-psi-Lambda-0 at the time, and was successfully terminated after his order was rescinded by other O5 council members. At the time, SCP-psi-Lambda-0 was designated SCP-psi-Lambda-0. Its current designation was specifically created to remove it from standard foundation object databases, and to prevent its positive identification by any personnel other than those at containment site 1663-0. SCP-psi-Lambda-0's current containment procedures are to be reviewed by retiring O5 council members within two weeks of their retirement and mandatory amnestic administration. To date, retiring O5 council members briefed on SCP-psi-Lambda-0 have unanimously chosen to uphold the existing containment procedures. Site 42 is able to continue broadcasting and move up to making live-action SCP adaptations thanks to support from our viewers, subscribers, and especially our patrons. Special shout out to our level 5 researcher level patron, Andrei Beysher.


Some casualties of war can be captured in an image like this one which shows some of the destruction wrought during the recent war between Israeli and Hamas forces in the Gaza Strip. But as much as they illustrate the severity of the crisis, such pictures don't reveal the most vexing elements of suffering or the conditions and perspectives underlying the conflict that impact everyday life here in ways that must be addressed. Somewhere beyond this photograph, a young boy asks his father if ever the lights will be on when he dresses for school. Young men and women wish to celebrate finishing their exams or getting a permit to leave Gaza to pursue graduate studies. Adults imagine sitting on a balcony observing their children and grandchildren safely playing in a clean and debris-free space. You can't see them, the fishermen who want fish or the farmers who are desperate to work their land. But these block dreams punctuate Gaza more fully than the visible marks of ordinance do.


Alright everybody, what is going on, welcome back to another video and to the top 10 greatest New Zealand All Blacks of all time. Today we're going to be covering a man by the name of Sean Fitzpatrick. The first memory, before we get into everything, I want to just talk about a personal memory of mine. I remember having my first ever All Blacks team poster on my wall as possibly a five year old I think. 1995 was when I first started following Rugby and I remember seeing Sean Fitzpatrick who was All Blacks captain, All Blacks captain at the time, which is a huge honour, there haven't been many All Blacks captains. And I remember reading his name. I'd heard his name be called by the commentators but I'd never read it and it was spelled S-E-A-N and I thought for the very first time in my life, why is it spelled like that? That's that scene. That's not Sean. That scene and that will always stick in my mind because ever since then I've realised that S-E-A-N is actually pronounced Sean. So there's a little memory for you. Now Sean Fitzpatrick is still even past his retirement involved in the game of Rugby. He is an absolute legend and he's also a legendary, not only in New Zealand but also South Africa. Sean Fitzpatrick or Sean Brian Thomas Fitzpatrick was born on the 4th of June 1963 in Auckland, New Zealand. He plays Provincial Rugby for Auckland and we'll get into that later. He was listed at 1.83 metres tall or 6 foot on the dot and 105 kilograms. So that's over 230 pounds. He had pace, he had skill that was not meant to be associated with a player in his position which was Hooker. A Hooker is right at the front of that scrum. You see those two big huge groups of forwards go in like that. He's right at the front holding that down for the team. So he played Hooker all black number 871. He played a total of 92 test matches for New Zealand which at the time was a world record between the years of 1986 and 1997. During his test career he scored a total of 11 tries which as a Hooker proved his skill set. In 1992 Sean Fitzpatrick was given the captaincy of the All Blacks as I mentioned before and he held that captaincy until he retired in 1997. Sean Fitzpatrick just as a lot of these top 10 All Blacks of all time were was made an officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 1997. He remains an icon in New Zealand Rugby and will forever go down as one of the greatest New Zealand All Blacks and one of the greatest Hookers, one of the greatest international Rugby players of all time. He had a certain influence over people. He was tough. He was tough. He was captain of the All Blacks and that says enough on its own. Not only was he honoured with the New Zealand Order of Merit, he also throughout his career won an absolutely ridiculous amount of championships not only with his provincial side Auckland but also with the All Blacks against Australia which is a cup called the Bledders Low Cup. It's played every year, a series of either two or three matches between Australia and New Zealand. It is a huge deal. It still is and I think New Zealand at this point have actually, it's 2019, we've retained it this year and ever since 2002 New Zealand has not lost the Bleders Low Cup to Australia. That's 17 years on the top. That is the dominance of All Blacks Rugby. Now let's go back to Sean's career. He played for New Zealand from 1986 to 1997 and in that time he also played for Auckland as I mentioned. He won the National Provincial Championship the NPC Trophy with Auckland in 1987, 1988, 89, 90, 93, 94, 95 and 96 and that is a dynasty with Auckland Rugby. From that point Canterbury, the place that I'm from in the South Island of New Zealand has actually become somewhat of a dynasty team. Not only did he win all of those trophies with Auckland but he also took New Zealand to the Bleders Low Cup in 1987, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 95, 96 and 97. So he definitely went out on top. He also was a member of the inaugural World Cup squad which won in 1987. As well as all those trophies, Sean Fitzpatrick holds currently the international record for the most consecutive test matches played by a rugby player not just for New Zealand but internationally which is 63 successive test matches between 1986 and 1996. He also holds as a part of the All Blacks team the international team record for the most consecutive test wins in a row without defeat which was 23 between 1987 and 1990. Now these days the New Zealand All Blacks team will play maybe 10, maybe 15 tests throughout a year. Back in the day, back in the late 80s, early 90s there was a lot less test matches played. So guys the video excerpts you're going to see are from this DVD that I managed to pick up not too long ago from a second hand store for a dollar. And as soon as I watched it it gave me goosebumps and I know it's going to give you some goosebumps too. Now Sean Fitzpatrick wasn't the flashiest of players but he was definitely ahead of his time as far as the position of hooker and like I mentioned before Sean Fitzpatrick is the reason why I know that Sean, spelled S-E-A-N is pronounced Sean so that's a personal story for you. I absolutely love rugby, I hope you guys are enjoying this series, this is a passion project for me, the 2019 Rugby World Cup begins tomorrow and go All Blacks, enjoy. Sean Fitzpatrick was in his own way just as tough and uncompromising a player as the great Colin Meades. In a poll of rugby's greatest ever hookers Fitzpatrick would be in the mix for certain. Son of a former All Black, Brian Fitzpatrick, Sean made his debut for New Zealand in 1986 and would remain at the heart of the team for another 11 years. Like many great captains Fitzpatrick led by example and when he had to retire through injury in 1997 he had collected a world record 92 caps, the most capped All Black of all time. It's Goody that gets hands to that again, quickly supported by Oswald, finally released and right. It offers New Zealand the momentum there, the kick going backwards, perfectly laid back. Boticer again with space, the inside support from Little. Fitzpatrick on one side, Boticer on the other so he's gotta help. This is Fitzpatrick still going with Earl on the outside, meter short can he get there? Yes again, well the floodgates already open, it's just 17 minutes gone and the New Zealand hooker there running virtually unopposed and really it's difficult times for the home side. And this was disappointing because it was a bad kick which initially gave New Zealand possession but the backs are looking very, very sharp. And look for the support inside and outside, there's one pass on the inside. Just watch again Little, there he is Gallagher, he knows he's dead on the blind so he looks inside and look that's a hooker who's got there and he's very strong as Sean Fitzpatrick. Look you'll see the rest of the pack, there he is, there they come round in number five, number four, tremendous strength and he drives over punishing the ponderpool errors. Forston, neat little dummy cheeky running this and what a confident player trundling up the middle, classic hooker start, it's Fitzpatrick over the corner, Wilson's outside but Fitzpatrick wanted it all himself and London really, well London really so lucky. Fitzpatrick I think thought I'm going to have a great moment of Georgia trick and who can blame him to get the game as one. I think he was thinking about the chapter in the book here that, trying to emulate Wilson, winner raise dummy and the Barbarians game in 63 but really should have offloaded the ball there to Jeff Wilson.


Sometimes, we want to prove an infinite number of cases. For example, the sum of any number of even numbers is even, is really the sum of two even numbers is even, the sum of three even numbers is even, the sum of four even numbers is even, and so on. We'll call this an infinite-ordered sequence of statements. There's an infinite number of statements to prove, but there's an orderly way to list all of them. To prove something like this, we can use mathematical induction. Mathematical induction works sort of like a set of dominoes. If we set things up correctly, then knocking over the first domino will knock over the second, which will knock over the third, and so on, and all of the dominoes will eventually get knocked over. And the proof by mathematical induction works as follows. We'll prove the first statement is true, then we'll prove that if the kth statement is true, then the k plus first statement must also be true. This allows us to prove all the statements after the first. So, for example, we have proven the first statement is true, and since the first statement is true, and we've proved that if the kth statement is true, then the k plus first statement must also be true, then we know that the second statement must also be true. But wait, there's more. Since the second statement is true, and we know that if the kth statement is true, then the k plus first statement is also true, then we know that the third statement must be true. But wait, there's more. Since we've already proven that if the kth statement is true, then the k plus first statement is true, then since the third statement is true, the fourth statement must also be true, and so on. For example, suppose we want to prove that the sum of any number of even numbers is even. And as an infinite ordered sequence of statements, the sum of two even numbers is even, the sum of three even numbers is even, the sum of four even numbers is even, and so on. So this is a candidate for a proof by induction. We'll prove the first case, the sum of two even numbers is even, rewriting this as a conditional, and remember that when trying to prove a conditional, you may always assume the antecedent true. So let n be the sum of two even numbers, and we'll put our destination, n, is even with a little bit of space between the two statements to provide the proof. Definitions are the whole of mathematics, all else is commentary. When we say that it's the sum of two even numbers, remember that an even number is the product of two and an integer. And again, remember, always write definitions as two conditionals. And so our definition says that if a number is even, then it is the product of two and some integer, and also if a number is the product of two and some integer, then it's even.  Similarly, if we want to conclude that n is even, then our previous line has to say that n is two times something. And we can do a little algebra to join the beginning of the bridge to the end of the bridge. And again, we can summarize our proof by rewriting it as a conditional if n is the sum of two even numbers, then it is even. Now we prove the induction step. If the sum of k even numbers is even, then the sum of k plus one even numbers is even. So again, when trying to prove a conditional, you may always assume the antecedent is true. In this case, the sum of k even numbers is even. We want our conclusion to be that the sum of k plus one even numbers is even. And so we might say something like m is the sum of k plus one even numbers. Well, that's really just the sum of k even numbers, plus one more even number. But remember, we're assuming that the sum of k even numbers is even. So this sum is an even number. And so it's two times something. And one more useful strategy, use what you've proved. In our base step, we prove that the sum of two even numbers is even. Well, right here we have the sum of two even numbers. And so we know that the sum of k plus one even numbers is even. And we can summarize our proof by writing it as a conditional if the sum of k even numbers is even, then the sum of k plus one even numbers is even. And we can summarize our work. The sum of two even numbers is even, that's the base step. Then if the sum of k even numbers is even, then the sum of k plus one even numbers is even, that's our induction step. Consequently, since the sum of two even numbers is even, then the sum of three even numbers is even. But since the sum of three even numbers is even, then the sum of four even numbers is even. And since the sum of four even numbers is even, then the sum of five even numbers is even. And so on, which proves our statement.