Hello, everyone. Thank you so much for tuning into our workshop on the greenhouse gas tool and report. We're really excited to be able to share this tool and report with you and hope that will be of utility to you in current and future investigations. We have a wonderful team of edgy members that will be presenting to you today. My name is Kelsey multi boroughs. I'm a northeastern student who is working with edgy through my capstone course. Now I'll pass it to our other members to introduce themselves. Hello everyone. My name is me of Carlos. I am also a northeast student working with edgy for my capstone course as well. And my name is Eric Nost. I am an assistant professor of geography at the University of Guelph in Guelph, Canada, and I will be demo lane our greenhouse gas reporting program analysis tool later in this presentation. So here we have our agenda for today. We will be continuing with a brief introduction to the environmental data governance initiative environmental enforcement watch and the greenhouse gas reporting program. Following that, you will have a description of our data science tool and preliminary findings of our report. After that Eric will do a brief demo of our greenhouse gas tool. And then finally we'll close and we'll share with you some information in case you want to get in touch with us. So I'm first going to introduce the environmental data and governance initiative was actually formed in November of 2016 out of an email thread with the goal of documenting and analyzing changes in environmental governance under the Trump administration. The first project was a series of networked events, the goal which was to archive federal websites and data sets, and this was termed data rescue. So who are we today. Today, we are more than 50 active members from academic institutions, nonprofits and grassroots organizations from a variety of professions. So members are paid but for the most part members are volunteers. And what do we aspire to aspire to hold governing agencies and industries accountable to promote transparent collaborative community centered environmental research technology and decision making, and to model these democratic values in our own organization at work. And to the right here you can see some headlines that were inspired by in part by edgy's work. So I'm going to introduce the environmental enforcement watch, or as we loving they call it you and you analyzes and engages with the data from the EPA is echo database echo standing for enforcement and compliance history online. We really aimed to make this data from echo more readily accessible for people like you for journalists so they can help inform the public shine spotlight on compliance and enforcement issues in our country. And you've done some really important work, especially recently. There was a recent report from you that found a decline in policy enforcement during the covert outbreak, which inspired the publish of 17 newspaper articles, like the one here below. And so why are we focusing on greenhouse gases, GHGs are currently summarized solely in terms of a country or a state or province or cities, carbon footprint. So for example, under the Paris agreement, the US reported emitting about 6.5 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2005 and pledged to cut that in half by 2030. And in some ways this makes sense, since nations have the power to set and enforce strong policies around climate, but GHG should really be quantified by company and regulated by the US though, because fossil fuel companies are large contributors in the climate crisis, and they're not held accountable to the extent they should be a current system. For example, they heavily under invest in green energies. They restrain and often delay policies that support the growth of green energy. And they are very talented at constructing or constructing and manipulating the movement denying the existence of climate change. Some other greenhouse gas data sets include the report from the carbon majors database, and they make their GHG data available by company. EDGE's tool on the other hand adds data from EPA's greenhouse gas reporting program, and then connects that data from from those facilities to their parent companies, and it's also publicly available to everyone. And then, additionally, the Public Economies Research Institute greenhouse 100 polluters index is a 2021 report and it's based on 2019 data. But on the other hand, EDGE's tool uses current data and can be run over and over again. So what is the greenhouse gas reporting program or GHG RP. It's an EPA program that requires reporting of greenhouse gas data and other relevant information from large GHG emission sources, fuel and industrial gas suppliers and CO2 injection sites in the US. So there are approximately 8000 facilities that are required to report their emissions annually, and the GHG RP accounts for about 90% of those emissions nationally. And the focus is really on industrial direct emitters and some suppliers above certain thresholds. We talk about direct emitters we mean facilities that combust fuels or otherwise put GHGs into the atmosphere directly from their facility. And then there's also a coal burning power plant that emits CO2 suppliers are entities that supply products into the economy and then if those products are combusted or or release, they can oxidize and release GHGs into the atmosphere. For example, a company that sells gasoline, and there are no limitations for the maximum quality of GHGs that facilities are allowed to release. So what is the environmental enforcement watches greenhouse gas data analysis tool. The data science tool using the web based platform Jupiter notebook uses self reported data from the greenhouse gas reporting program to analyze greenhouse gas emissions by parent company and create accompanying visualizations. And the data and code used in the notebook are available to the public. Also this tool is reusable so in a year's time, or in five years time or in a couple months you can use this notebook again to see how things have changed. So now we're going to take a look at some notable preliminary findings that our team discovered through using the tool, and that can be found in our report. So first 56% of direct emissions of greenhouse gases in the United States in 2020 were found to come from facilities primarily classified as fossil fuel electric power generation. The findings from the largest direct emitter a coal fired power plant in Alabama are equivalent to the annual emissions from over 3,500,000 vehicles. We also found that the 10 biggest emitters by individual facility are nearly all power plants. And finally, the one facility in the top 10 that isn't a power plant is an oil refinery, specifically Exxon mobiles Baytown Texas facility, which recently experienced a major industrial accident leading to several injuries. So taking a closer look at findings related to parent companies. What's reported to the greenhouse gas reporting program is each facility's highest level US based parent company. So in the GHC RP, as well as in our tool, we are not capturing subsidiaries or shell companies, nor foreign ownership. In the top 10 companies listed here on the bottom left account for over 20% of all direct emissions of greenhouse gases. And the top 50 account for half of such emissions. In contrast, if you look at the bottom right, you can see that just topped the top 10 owners of supplier facilities account for over half of all supplier emissions. You can also notice that Exxon mobile can be found in both of these charts. It is the eighth among direct emitters, and the fourth among suppliers. And now I'll pass it off to Eric for a demonstration. Thank you so much so what I'm going to do is lead us through a demonstration a demo of how this, how our greenhouse gas reporting program analysis tool actually works. I uploaded the tool up in my browser here, and anyone in the world can access this tool and their own version of it or their own copy of it at this link, which is also available through our website and through other means. So anyone with this link and a Google account can run our tool for themselves. Simply enter this link into your browser, log into Google and prompted to do so, and then you will have the ability through the Google Collaboratory platform to to run the calculations behind our findings for yourself. So, we start here with just a little bit of an introduction about how to run the notebook. And also some of the background that was previously presented in terms of what the great EPA is greenhouse gas reporting program is what it counts what it doesn't count so on and so forth. So all that background information is embedded in the notebook itself here with links to further resources from the EPA. Now, I have already actually run the notebook. So I'm not going to, to give you the full demo of how to, you know, actually clicking on things as we go along. But the long and short of it is, if you want the full analysis all the data calculated for you, you can go up to run time here and select run all. And that will complete all of the calculations behind our findings for you. So step by step. So the first step here is this cell of code. Now this notebook is has both cells of text, such as this one that give us a little bit of context and instruction as well as cells of code, such as this one. Basically what we're doing is we're going through cell by cell and running the code that we need. So let's play here. And you might be prompted, you know that the message or warning from Google that the that they didn't offer the notebook, you would simply just accept that that warning and move on. You know that we wrote the notebook you don't need to worry about that that warning. We're going to run and it would produce the results that said something along these lines, basically done. And here what we're doing in this cell of code is simply setting up some of the stuff we need for the later parts of the analysis. In this second cell what we're doing is we're actually getting the emissions data from the EPA. We're going to basically call up their website, where they have a zip file of the greenhouse gas reporting program data over the past, since the 2011 or so. And we get the 2020 data in particular. And we load that in. You should get a result after you press play here as says something like data loaded. Now you can actually, if you're interested in. Downloading that data for yourself that data will appear in the files tab here on the left. So once we run this cell of code, all of the spreadsheets Excel spreadsheets that the EPA has for its greenhouse gas reporting program show up over here. And as I said you can actually go back to 2010 2011 all those that kind of historical data there. But again we for this particular analysis we're looking at the most recently available data which is for 2020. And, you know, you could download this to your computer like so. Now, moving on with the rest of the analysis here we, there is some number of crunching that needs to be done with EPA's data sets in order to make it more meaningful they have different categories of emissions as we mentioned direct emitters. Directly releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere suppliers those who supply fuels that are later combusted releasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. We need to separate that out and also, you know, compile together different specific kinds of emitters. For instance, onshore oil and gas production and gathering and boosting are different kinds of direct emitters that the EPA differentiates but that we're for our purposes we're going to lump together as as direct emitters. So we do that in this cell of code, which after you run it produces some of those findings that we were just hearing about in terms of the top 10 facilities. In the direct for direct emitters and for suppliers, so we heard that nearly all nine out of 10 of the top 10 directors are fossil fuel electric power generation facilities. So that finding is confirmed here the one that isn't is that Exxon mobile beta site that we were mentioning. It also shows up as a supplier so not only is that site directly emitting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere is also a supplier of processed petroleum gasoline. That is later combusted so it counts as a supplier as well or other products that it produces get measured under the supplier category. So we continue to move on to the notebook. This just exports our data so that we can download it here. The facility by facility data, but of course we're interested not just in the facilities, the plants that are releasing greenhouse gases, but the companies that own those facilities as we load in the company information from the EPA. This looks something like this. We combine it with that list of facilities. We've already seen and already loaded in. And that allows us to get something after a little bit more data wrangling in these cells. Something that looks like this where we have separately for direct emitters and suppliers facilities. And over here, the parents, the companies that own those facilities and the share of their ownership in that facility. So for the five examples we see here, the facilities are 100% owned by the different companies. There are cases where companies own 50% 25% something other they co-own a facility and we account for that in the aggregate of emissions that we calculate. So for instance in this cell we can look at some of those facilities that do have multiple owners. So here we have a facility in Ohio the Anderson's marathon holdings facility. That is owned partially by the Anderson's Inc 50% stake, as well as marathon, which has to 25% stakes. So basically 50% and we divide the facilities emissions to or we assign the facilities emissions to the parents based on that ownership state. So the facility in total would have something like 164,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent greenhouse gases released in 2020. Half of that goes to the Anderson's Inc, because they own 50% of that facility and, and half of it ultimately will go to marathon petroleum Corp. In May tune, we'll see more about marathon petroleum Corp in a second. So once we've done that we can summarize finally the companies, not just the facilities in their greenhouse gas emissions. So, here we have that information first for direct emitters. Vistra Corp is the largest company in terms of direct direct emissions of greenhouse gases in 2020 91 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2020 across 40 facilities that it has some ownership taken. So the first Shire Hathaway as an investment company Warren Buffett's investment company owns a lot more facilities, but a bit fewer emissions. We also have summarized this for suppliers so here again we see the marathon petroleum Corp show up 21 facilities including that one in Ohio we looked at quite a number of emissions 400 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent. We were hearing about what that equates to in terms of you know, hours of electric usage per home, that sort of thing. Those are additional calculations that you can make using some of the greenhouse gas equivalency calculators that the EPA has on our website and that we link to elsewhere. So, in terms of the top 10 parent corporations, they own or account for 22% of all emissions covered under the greenhouse gas reporting program. Whereas those top 10 companies supplier companies account for over 50% of all emissions reported under the greenhouse gas reporting program. And here we see that that number again, summarizing the number of companies. And here, this is where the notebook becomes a bit more interactive. So we might, we can break this down by specific states and not just for the US as a whole. So here we could choose to say focus in on say Iowa. So after running this cell here, we get presented with a list of states as well as territories. We might focus on Iowa after selecting out we can go to the next cell run it by pressing play and see the emitters in Iowa. So in terms of which company owns facilities in Iowa, and their emissions so here we have Berkshire Hathaway comes in number one here, Alliance which provides is electric utility for the eastern half of Iowa, and Central Iowa. And surprisingly, one of the largest direct emitters in the state, as well as the agro business ADM, and we could return up here to select a different state, say Nebraska, and run the cell again, so on and so forth. We can also look back at the national trends again and look at specific kinds of facilities. So for instance, we might look at universities. Just because they happen to own facilities that report greenhouse gas emissions they own campus power plants that are on the hook for reporting to the EPA. And it happens that the Michigan State University and its campus power plant releases the most greenhouse gas emissions of all universities that report or a listed under greenhouse reporting program. And this is this is not account for any investments that these universities may have in power plants or other fossil fuel generating activities across the country or indeed the world. This is solely looking at universities ownership of specific facilities. So not, we're not talking about stocks and divestment here we're looking at, you know, ownership, usually have campus power plants. And here we chart some of that information. We can also look at specific cities cities, often run public utilities that we can look at in this data, searching for city of in our list of parent owners. So here we see the city of Los Angeles owns facilities that release greenhouse gas emissions, more so than any other city in the country. And we break this down by suppliers as well. We chart this in this cell. And finally, we can, you might be interested in looking up other kinds of owners. Whether that's a specific owner or a specific type of own. And so for instance what I've done here is I've run this cell, which turns on that search bar. I enter the name Exxon, because maybe a more interesting figuring out specifically where Exxon mobile stands, and then I run this next cell to get the numbers only for Exxon, or anything that matches the name Exxon. We could think of other utilities here like a land. Again, is not just, you know, in Iowa operates elsewhere and so we can look at its summary emissions as a company. We could search for specific kinds of owners. So, you know, city of will get us the results that we had up here. We could think of other public utilities or other search terms. And we could enter that in that search bar and get the results here. So this is an overview of how the you environmental enforcement watches greenhouse gas reporting program analysis tool works. And again this is publicly available to anyone and everyone. And indeed we would be more than happy and working with you collaborating with you to make fuller sense of this to help you run it, and to get even deeper into the data that is available, if not fully accessible. So I'll turn it back over for just a few more resources. So that concludes our presentation on the greenhouse cat gas report and tool hosted by us here at edgy. Thank you for turning into this presentation we appreciate the support and interest. Feel free to use these links below if you have any questions or would like to contact us. And thanks so much and have a good day.


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So I've talked about how the Republican Party wasn't too happy about Biden's decision to cancel ten to twenty thousand dollars worth of student loans Because they claim that this is a giveaway to the wealthy Comically, so it's incredibly disingenuous and idiotic as I explained in that video they don't care about tax cuts or Benefits unless they go specifically to elites, but when it comes to policies that help working class Americans That's when they're irate. Now one of the individuals curiously so who decided to speak up is Marjorie Taylor Green Now for her to say what she's going to say and you're gonna see this in a moment here. It's Incredibly rich. It's incredibly hypocritical and you probably can already suspect why I'm calling her a hypocrite because of course She's taken out some loans and I'll tell you what happened to those loans After we see what she said about student loans being forgiven. Let's watch for our government just to say, you know, okay Well, your debt is completely forgiven. Obviously, they have an agenda for that. They need votes in November So the timing is a pure coincidence there as well but it's completely unfair and Taxpayers all over the country taxpayers that never took out a student loan Taxpayers that pay their bills and and and you know, maybe even never went to college or just hard-working people They shouldn't have to pay off the great big student loan debt for for some college student that piled up massive debt going to Some Ivy League school. That's not fair. First of all, you knit with if you go to an Ivy League school Odds are your parents were pretty wealthy wealthy enough to foot the bill. I don't know anyone Who has student debt that went to an Ivy League school? I mean, I'm sure that it is a thing but We're not talking about elites here Like this is always the framing from media and often from politicians They make it seem as if people who have student debt while they're wealthy I mean, if you have wealth if you're rich, you wouldn't have student debt in the first place But when it comes to cancellation specifically 87% of recipients of student that cancellation make less than $75,000 annually. We are talking about working-class Americans here not elites But let's get to the crux of her argument quote to say your debt is completely forgiven It's completely unfair So debt should not be forgiven, right Marjorie. Okay. Well, uh, let's check the status of her 182,300 dollar PPP loan for her construction business Taylor commercial Inc Looks like the status of that loan in its entirety was forgiven But let's remember what she said in that video quote taxpayers that pay their bills and maybe even never went to college Who are just hard-working people they shouldn't have to pay off the great big student loan debt So other people shouldn't have to pay off other people's debts Unless it's a $182,300 PPP debt for Marjorie Taylor Greene's construction company. Why do I have to pay that off? I don't benefit from her construction company Why does your tax dollars have to go to Marjorie Taylor Greene somebody who is already extremely wealthy? Seems a little bit unfair based on her standards. Does it not?  This includes Matt Gates. He had a $476,000 PPP loan that was forgiven in its entirety same with Greg Pence Vern Buchanan who had a $2.8 million PPP loan. Holy shit Kevin Hearn Roger Williams Brett Guthrie with a $4.3 million PPP loan all of that was forgiven by daddy government Ralph Norman Ralph Abraham Mike Kelly had almost $1 million Vicki Hartzler Mark Wayne Mullen another one who almost had $1 million forgiven by the government Carol Miller with 3.1 million all of these members of Congress They took out PPP loans and had that forgiven, but yet we see mass hysteria from the GOP After Biden announces that he's cancelling a measly 10 $20,000 from student loan holders who are strapped with this debt and have been struggling to pay it off for years now Can't buy homes can't buy cars can't move out of their parents homes But yet that's egregious But members of Congress who are already extremely wealthy Taking out PPP loans from the government and then having that forgiven not a problem at all now You know whether or not they're hypocrites these individuals in particular perhaps They're not as hypocritical as Marjorie Taylor-Green, but they're certainly selfish Because in 2019 Ilhan Omar introduced the student debt Cancellation Act and do you want to know how many members of this group who took out PPP loans? Cosponsor that legislation. I'll let you take a guess The number is zero Zero none of them supported that legislation But yet they welcomed their loans being forgiven to the tune of millions of dollars in some cases But yet it's really bad that you had your student loan Forgiven a little bit like you still probably have it, but you know ten thousand dollars wiped off That's egregious It's just it's Ridiculous how raising they are in their hypocrisy They're just shameless completely shameless and it's not just politicians because I talked about this the other day Right-wing propagandists like Ben Shapiro denounced student debt relief on Twitter saying don't take out debt You will likely be unable to pay off and don't ask others to pay off your debts But yet the entirety of his twenty thousand dollar PPP loan was forgiven Interest in all and the same is true with Steven Crowder who denounced student loan cancellation after having his seventy thousand dollar PPP loan forgiven I mean these people are just completely Shameless they don't care how hypocritical they are you can actually look at who took out PPP loans and whether or not they were forgiven But yet they're denouncing loan forgiveness as if this is some sort of a bad thing when this is functionally a tax cut For working Americans who are struggling to pay off this debt But because it doesn't benefit them because it's not benefiting their wealthy buddies.   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Hey guys, it's Nate, aka The Foot Account, and welcome back to the channel. We had to talk about the market crash that has been going on for a couple days and is currently continuing to happen on the market right now in FIFA Ultimate Team, FIFA 20, because of the footies promotion and the upcoming info that we could be seeing, upcoming content that we could be seeing in a couple of days on this game on Friday. People are starting to prepare on this market by selling cards on this game. Prices are down across the board. We even saw some massive, massive drops today, and I'm going to look at some of those cards specifically and talk to you about why they're going down. Are they going to go down further? And what else is going to happen? We're going to look at some graphs from last year as well, because still, I think prices have a ways to go. And we'll talk about how this year's market is different than last year's at the end of footies during batch three as well. But first things first, I want to do take a look back and see the voting that happened today on FIFA Ultimate Team. And that was between these three lads right here, Rebic, Saka, and Munir. I think Saka's going to have to win the Arsenal English player as a right mid, right wing, probably going to get an insane boost up to a 93 or 94 rated card. Watch out for maybe like Trent Alexander Arnold and Wamba Saka Lynx at that right back position. Maybe those cards rise up a little bit later this week, but it's going to be a tough one because of Todd's cards coming back into pack. So if you're going to try to mess around with that on Thursday, that might be a bit risky, but also something that you could try to make a quick investment on with that. So that was kind of our big content today, along with the Benzema Player of the Month, the cheapest 82 rated card that you're ever going to see. So I mean, if you're hitting some of the 82 to 88 upgrades, you're easily going to be able to craft this guy, big time W from EA on that one. And also we had a LaLiga guaranteed team in the season card that came out today, or LaLiga guaranteed Todd's pack that came out today, which is very craftable as well for an 85 rated squad. That's out for two days. So I would expect the next one, the next one probably being Bundesliga on Thursday. So probably Bundesliga Todd's on Thursday, along with the Saka boat. I voted Rebic because I think it'd be sweet to have Rebic by Zlatan. But that is that for the content today. And for the rest of this video, we're seriously totally going to talk about market because that is the big thing right now that a lot of people are wanting to know what's going to happen with this game and the prices on the market for the next couple of days, and especially heading into Friday. But I want to focus on the days leading up to that right now. So again, we are guaranteed this third batch on Friday, three different times throughout summer heat, a new collection of best of are going to be released. They said that on the website again, this is EA's webpage about summer heat. So that is confirmed that we are getting three summer heat, different cards, we should be getting a reward as well. Because the July 12 period number two for the engagement reward has ended. So I think based on when they gave out the first award or reward that we should be getting these packs probably on Friday as well, either on Thursday or Friday this week, we should be getting the engagement rewards for the second period of the summer heat promo. So those are two things that we have to look forward to a little bit later this week. But with best of batch three coming, this is like the batch three market crash is really what we're experiencing right now on FIFA ultimate team with a lot of these prices dropping. And I want to cut right to the chase and talk to you guys about these prices and why they're going down. Ben Yetter 3.7 mil right now, excuse me, 3.7 mil for Ben Yetter. This guy went on a wild ride today. This dude went from 3.7 mil down to 3.3 down to 400 500,000 coins today. And on the weekend total, this guy was 4 million coins on Sunday. And now he's down to 3.3 at one point today. This is an obvious show of panic selling and people just undercutting each other and that price got way too low in that timeframe for that certain amount of time. Same thing with Neymar today. I'm pretty sure Neymar was just right around 4 million coins. This guy was 5 million coins last week, really right here 5.6 million coins. Literally two weeks ago, he dropped 500k last week. And now he's down another 500k to be almost down, almost a million in total from where he was at, like not quite 6 mil since he was in packs, but 5.6 mil down to 4.1 with the crazy, crazy drop offs in the past two weeks. So he's down actually 1.5 million coins. Of course, we talked about the graphs from last year and a lot of this stuff dropping in price. Instead of seeing the massive drop offs like we saw last year, like right here, when obviously this car wasn't even in packs. So let's just say a lot of the panic selling happened on that 31st. Last year, that's three cards. FIFA 19 came out on Wednesday, July 31st. And as you can tell for a lot of the graphs that we might look at today, like if we just look at Neymar's Tots card from last year, which was a very popular card that I tweeted a graph of earlier this week. This is FIFA 19 Neymar. This dude was 10 million coins, right? 10 mil. 10 mil. July 31st. This guy goes back into packs. There's really not any panic selling leading up until that, maybe a little bit. But I don't think we really understood what was going to come in batch three last year. This year we know that's why you're seeing some selling happen in the weeks beforehand for batch three. So we're not going to have as big of a drop off as we had last year. A lot of people are talking about how the market's going to crash. It's going to be insane. But just kind of thinking this is almost like a Black Friday scenario is that a lot of the sell off is going to actually happen previous to the actual cards coming back into packs. Last year we were kind of blindsided with this info. Neymar went from 9 million to 3.8 million in basically a week's time because nobody really expected that card to get re-released back into packs. This year, obviously you can tell that's starting to be expected. 5.6 million two weeks ago down to 4.1 million now. So I still think this guy's going to go down. I still think a lot of the rest of the market has more room to fall because the biggest thing that happens during this batch three is cards like this go back into packs and they're actually supplied a lot. Upgrade packs. Last year they had team of the season packs where it just picked like a random tots card from a top five league and you got a pack pull from that which was a dope SBC. All of that kind of stuff with big time footies players coming. We're going to look at some of the SBCs that came last year as well that caused this really big market crash. It wasn't just the cards going back into packs. It was all the content that came with it. But again, yes, this is kind of like the last big time full send for FIFA and since it's a couple weeks earlier this year, some people are still kind of wondering, hey, is there going to be something after summer heat? Is there going to be footies yet? I honestly don't think so. But again, it could happen. That's up to EA's discretion. We shall see if they do something related to footies, maybe something related to Champions League, which starts at the beginning of August as well. So we'll see with that. But again, getting back to the current state of this market and a lot of these team and season prices, right?  A lot of these tots cards are dropping. Do I think you should sell those? Are you supposed to be selling those cards right now on the market? If you haven't already, obviously the optimal time would have been a while ago. But honestly, I think that was probably a yes. I think for basically all of these team and season cards that are in the game right now, I would sell them. Even a guy like Aguero, who's dropped down a almost two million coins from where he was that first weekend when he was in packs for Premier League team this season, down to 800,000 coins. This card could very easily be 500 to 600,000 coins a week from now, maybe even 400,000 coins a week from now because these cards are going to get supplied. They have a lot of supply already because tots were more supplied this year than ever during a team of the season. And again, they're getting supplied more. It's going to be more big time SBCs that are coming out. This is the time of the year where you see the massive drop-offs in price like this because people are just packing these cards, they're full sending into upgrades and everything else on this game. Now, is the market with these team of the season cards coming back into packs, right? The biggest part about batch three is you have team of the season cards that are coming back into packs, they're getting supplied, top tier cards like the young, messy, Benzema, Ramos, Varan, these guys are going to be packable again and you're going to see people getting these cards out of upgrade packs and out of saved packs, tradable packs, SBC packs, everything. Just kind of like how we've seen the past couple weeks with birthday cards, with shape shifters and all that stuff. Is the rest of the market going to fall with that? My answer to that question is yes, take a look at moments croiff last year during this time, right? July 31st is when batch three started last year. He went from 2.9 million coins to a week later being a million coins less, from 2.9 to basically 1.92 million coins on the PlayStation market and honestly on the Xbox as well. He dropped a million coins in price and then slowly rose back through the end of the year because there was no more content. Cards got rare, people left the game. That's just what happens at the end of the game when people leave. There's no more people listing up and the cards just get kind of rare. For a rare card already, the price just continues to go up on the market. That's what happened with a lot of these cards. So I think that a lot of you guys have mid R9s. A lot of you guys have, like I'll even look up Ronaldo right now. We just looked at mid R9 a little bit ago. How much is this guy down? I think he's down like 500,000 coins, right? He's six mil and this guy just last week was 6.9 mil. So he's actually down like 700,000 coins, even down 200k today. I still think that you try to get a sale on one of these guys. Maybe Thursday at rewards but honestly the market each day just keeps dropping lower and lower because people are now expecting a lot of cards to drop on the market after seeing a lot of these graphs that we're looking at because everybody right now is looking at all these Tots graphs and saying, man, the market is crashing and it's going to go even lower. Yes, it's going to go low but it's again, it's not going to look exactly like this because we already have some of this panic selling happening on the market right now. If we were going to see graphs like last year with Neymar, this Ronaldo would still be 6.8, 6.9 million coins and then the drop off would be way extreme when all the batch three content came but we're starting to see the sell off already. I still think a lot of stuff goes lower though. So I think you still want to take the coins on any really high tier meta card and honestly I would go full liquid. I would go full liquid for the next week or so because next week with batch three out, all the SBCs it could be coming, people keep throwing around the idea of a foot birthday, sorry not foot birthday and upgrade to the foot birthday Pogba and if you look at the SBCs that came out last year during batch three of footies which is the week when all this stuff went down, what do we have here? We have a deja vu player pick between Rooney, Villa, Chicharito and Nani. There was some big SBCs in here, Flashback, Zlatan Ibrahimovic was rereleased, Kevin De Bruyne Footmas was released, a special premium Franck Ribery was released, right? Position swap footies, David Alaba was released, the Hazard footies was released, there was an icon upgrade pack that earned a base middle or prime version. You had a Gretzgera rereleased from Bundesliga Tots, Van Dyke player of the year was rereleased and this was the big one, Paul Pogba had a Fleece car that was rereleased and on that day alone the market took a downturn and that was one of the lowest days I remember last year on the market and then of course there's a bunch of upgrade SBCs that are out as well, the 81 double, the 82 plus and the 81-86 and this is the one that was really really banging last year, this SBC the Tots upgrade exchange a squad for an untradable team the season player from the EPL Bundesliga La Liga Serie A or Ligon and it was repeatable for multiple days time and this was the massive massive coin sink that really cost a lot of people a lot of coins heading out of batch three and it was like the full send SBC to have fun at the end of the year so if you've got full birthday cards, shape shifters, anything that is meta that retains some sort of value honestly I would sell it that's what I mean by going liquid right this guy after even being in packs before going from 1.1 million coins down to 700k went from 700k all the way down to 300k when his team of the season card was back in packs at that same time and this was the card in packs getting all the supply and this one went from 4 mil to 1.5 mil 1.8 mil on the PlayStation and this card just dropped because the entire rest of the market was dropping with it so you know guys like this year you know we talked about this team of the season cards are obviously going back into packs are you going to see even foot birthdays and stuff go down in price a lot of people have asked me about foot birthday and bop a is he going down yes is asm going to go down yes even though this guy's 550k he was 1.4 mil I still think this guy is going to go down in price this next week even though he's out of packs all of the SBCs and all of the content it's going to be coming there is going to be a low point like we saw with all these graphs right foot birthday and bop a even let's go back to him really quick the foot birthday and bop a from last year the left wing position change right this did reach a low point during the first week of batch three and then it slowly started rising back up as things got rare into late august and everything when the new FIFA started to come out and it was all FIFA 20 hype from from then on but there is going to be a point where all this stuff rises because the SBCs and the content kind of slows down and people just start to really buy their final end game end game teams if this is really going to be the last promo of the year I do think you're going to see some of an uptick on the market and some of this stuff but I still think it goes down literally in almost every category of the market these these players are going to go down another reason why I think this is going to happen is because SBC fodder is still through the the freaking roof and they're not done with SBCs right they're not done with putting out SBC content we keep talking about a pub but we keep getting summer showdown SBCs every single Monday we keep getting random summer heat player SBCs that they put out and we keep getting the now La Liga today La Liga tots guaranteed we're probably going to get more tots guaranteed SBCs they could re-release those down the line we could get a imagine a batch three party bag right a batch three party bag who's going to do that everybody's going to do that imagine if they make some sort of tots pack that is again repeatable fodder is going to stay expensive now there's going to be informs man of the matches and other types of cards that are impacts to supply the fodder market but fodder is is staying crazy expensive and it's going to stay that way unless they start taking away SBCs which is probably not going to happen during this summer heat promo so again if you do have cards that are on the market right now like again i'm looking at this delict i mean can you still trade with some of the stuff this week absolutely you can absolutely you can still trade like what is going on with this delict 409k and this guy was 46470 just yesterday because of the Danilo SBC it came out and the links that this guy was rising there is one way that you can really tell that there's a lot of panic selling on the market right now that this is people that are selling their cards this is actually like in a very perfect way to tell and right now to describe what is happening with prices in foot is the fact that this been yet or card has gone from 3.3 million coins today back up to 3.7 mil what that crazy fluctuation tells me is it's the people that are on this game that are listening to traders that are listening to people on twitter that are selling cards and they're so worried about losing coins that they're just undercutting and they're selling because we didn't really get big time content today we got benzema we got the tots upgrade which isn't that crazy of content that people would have to sell this been under card down to 3.3 mil right and the same thing with delict right i was just looking at this card he was literally 450,000 coins earlier today even 440k like two hours ago now he's sitting down here at 409,000 coins and i'm honestly tempted to maybe pick that card up because i feel like i might be able to flip that for like 440 to 450 possibly in the morning because this is just like a panic sell situation where you're continually seeing undercutting after undercut after undercut and that is a perfect sign of people that are panic selling and just trying to get their coins because they're afraid of what's coming there's going to be more panic selling as the week goes on you're going to see more of these fluctuations because when people are trying to get rid of their cards that's kind of what's going to happen and you're not going to have as many people buying cards either this week for like thursday flips right usually on wednesdays i talk about a possible thursday flip investment that you guys might be able to make this week i don't think i would buy anything for a thursday flip the only thing that i would consider looking into is maybe some links to like an arsenal link to the saka card or because i think that saka is going to win the arsenal right mid so maybe you look at a trend alexander arnold i know everybody packed him last week from the the prime league tats guaranteed but this card still bounces around because it's liverpool and it's english wamba saka as well maybe this is somebody that you kind of dabble with if you really want to get risky this is something you could look at at least i'd be very careful with just because these have direct strong links to possible upcoming sbcs so you could look into some of that but honestly friday is the big day for this week all of this is going to culminate on friday where we're going to have a kind of like foot birthday week one and team this season premier league uh kind of friday on the market where a lot of safe packs are going to be opened a lot of upgrade packs are going to be opened and these team this season cards are coming back into packs so um i would say it's just going to kind of go down until then it's and a lot of these cards like ben yetter you're going to see these fluctuations where there's panic selling where it kind of recovers a little bit and if you want to get risky you can trade in some of that stuff but the easy thing to do right here right now is to get liquid sell your stuff get your coins and i've got some flips right now on the transfer list that i'm working on selling so i'm doing that as well some of those are older from you know earlier today but i'm kind of doing the same thing getting liquid making my last few coins doing a few trades trying it out with some panic selling before we see all the big stuff come on friday which again we're going to start hashing out on probably thursday and friday's video really specifically we're going to look at a lot of this stuff and last year i do remember one thing during all of the these cards last year when team of the seasons were in packs when they were getting supplied the rewards days were insane and these cards got packed so much on rewards days from the tradeable packs to the elite packs to the top 100 packs and all of that stuff since they were actually in packs they had so much supply on rewards days that's when you saw a huge drop in price right name are from wednesday to thursday went from 8.9 million coins to 6.9 million coins and then down another mill the day after that just from rewards like he dropped 2 million one day just specifically from weekend league rewards so that's where i would see um that maybe next thursday during batch three is going to be a pretty pretty interesting day on the fifa ultimate team market so again i would get liquid with a lot of your coins at the moment this was the fastest summer showdown upgrade that we got vanish is getting upgraded about just a little bit after 24 hours i think after they did win yesterday versus granada so gg's the ea for pushing this out the fastest summer showdown upgrade yet cracked out looking card a lot of people are going to be using this in the weekend because it's untradeable they have it in their clubs already they've got a lot of cards to link to it with all the la liga and um rail madrid specials that have been out in this game so you're going to see a lot of untradeable teams this week in my opinion a lot of summer heat cards and a lot of maybe untradeable tots cards in people's teams because that's what people have right now and a lot of people are selling cards as you can see on the market uh if you just scroll through team of seasons the the squads a lot of prices are going down and i think you're going to continue to see that until we do get to friday and we'll talk about friday because that's going to be a massive day massive massive day uh probably we'll talk about friday a little bit tomorrow and then especially friday morning and i'll get you guys ready for a thursday as well so that's going to be a big time video so make sure you keep a watch out for that but if you enjoyed the video today smash a thumbs up on it if you have any questions drop them down below and of course subscribe to the channel if you're new it's been nate the foot account catch you guys later peace out


This week in Avengers 4 News, the trailer starts out by showing the damaged infinity gauntlet in a field on the farm planet which we can sort of guess that it is Gamora's homeworld is the least what I guessed at the end of Infinity War you know it's obviously up for interpretation continuing on as the camera focuses in on the gauntlet we hear Tony's voice we were destined to lose an epic music score starts the Quinn jet is shown landing in Wakandan wasteland as we hear Steve Rogers say we've come so far Tony and Nebula step out of the jet as the remaining Avengers approach again it's got to be a weird ride over there you know I'm saying do you think they stopped at wall drug in the way there what the heck is wall drug understood that yes the Avengers approach Steve has a look of relief on his face and says Tony Tony seemingly defeated shakes his head and gives a friendly smirk back to cap the Marvel Studios logo appears we get a brief glimpse of the battle of New York from the 2012 Avengers Loki is shown looking around shocked and baffled as he has on top of Stark Tower next we see the Wakandan throne as Baku is sitting at the helm he's surrounded by his new Kingsguard a mix of the hill tribe and Dormilage Shuri and Banner are seen working on a new project in the lab black widow and full gear is in Hawkeye's family home from Avengers age of Ultron basically everything is thrown all over the place and broken that is studying some type of map with multiple photos and locations on it a quick shot of Thanos is shown with a long sword walking down an alleyway in New York City the next shot is of a dark-coated figure with glowing eyes aiming a bow and arrow before shooting towards the camera so obviously that is a reference to Hawkeye that's kind of just go over that a little bit there Thanos walking down an alleyway with a broad sword in New York City sweet do you think that would be during the modern time or do you think that might be part of the flashback into the Avengers 2012 I've got no idea right now so here stay with me here because this this is kind of going through my head as I'm saying it all right in the uh in the main timeline uh Avengers are gathering up infinity stones from going back in time what if they go back in time to go get the Tesseract from the original Avengers 2012 movie but that's actually where the final battle takes place and Thanos actually goes back in time as well so Thanos then joins the original battle of New York oh that'd be pretty sweet I see what you're saying because you can use the time stone one to two visuals of the quantum realm are shown Scott Lang with no suit is shown running through a park and dodging explosions there's a shot of space Thor and Valkyrie are on board a cruise ship yes Thor says if the stories are true you're our universe's last hope if even such a thing exists anymore now when reading that sentence you have to think that Thor and Valkyrie are on a cruise ship that is possibly holding Captain Marvel and Thor is saying those words to Captain Marvel I hope so from what I understand right now yes that would make sense but I mean like all these damn trailers they fucking edit it in a way that tricks your mind it's misdirection man continuing on here the next shot is an older more determined Tony Stark walking through the new shield headquarters which is the Avengers facility in upstate New York he's in full shield attire and carrying an orange briefcase could it be the sling rings or could it be the barf technology who knows banner wearing spandex is seen running from running from something and looking terrified the next shot is of Ant-Man appearing out of a flash of light and landing in a desolate place we see it is from his point of view in his helmet he looks to the right and to the left and says what in the in the camera's focus is on Voromir and its stars so either they're describing it as two different scenes or Ant-Man is showing up on Voromir could be either one either one sounds interesting next we see this is my favorite part next we see a shot of Rocket and Nebula modifying some weapons in the lab and Rocket says when do we get to try this bad boy out they both smile and then they fist bump so that kind of goes along with what Karen Gillen has been saying she's been saying that in Avengers 4 she has a new like best friend in the movies and it's a very unlikely pairing now thinking of Nebula and Rocket being an unlikely pairing is not really that unlikely but I think that their petulance for violence and you know hurting people I think would make them a good pair and I think that this scene would work work pretty well I think yeah you know it's like again it's like Falcon in the in Bucky seriously I want a I want a buddy cat movie featuring those two I want no I don't want 48 hours style no you know I don't want that I want to see Bucky and Falcon go like on a cross country road trip putting up like greasy spoon diners talking about the food you eat the diners Anthony Mackie can make that interesting I guarantee he could I guarantee he could they have to sleep in like shitty motels and like eat a greasy spoon and just talk to like normal people and they just travel across the country in like an old station wagon all right going back to the description we get our first glimpses of Iron Man in his redding gold nanotech armor Hulk falls from the sky and lands right in front of him Thanos in full armor smiles Hulk smiles back the next shot is in Japan War Machine Nat and Steve in their full Avengers gear are surrounded by the Yakuza and Ronin parts the Yakuza walking through everybody and approaches the Avengers with an intense exchange of looks between Clint and Natasha so he's in a bad mood apparently so Clint is Ronin yeah allegedly yeah but maybe they maybe they need the Yakuza to armor up you are you are fighting a goddamn alien that's almost indestructible with six infinity stones what the hell is some ninja gonna be doing to him oh wait wait that's that's black widow wait a second right you know because the city is flying okay look the city is flying we're fighting an army of robots and I have a bow and arrow none of this makes sense that's the best line of the entire fucking movie by fucking far all right moving on with the description here the next shot is at the sanctum Wong is communicating with Dr. Strange's soul via a portal a great hair Tony Stark and Ant-Man are in a post apocalyptic New York City the screen flashes back and forth multiple times through multiple scenes we see Captain Marvel floating with her fists on fire and her eyes lit up Thanos in the soul world with young Gamora screaming at him Loki and Thor fighting the Chitauri together and Tony handing Steve a brand new shield in Wakandan throne room so that one sentence there Thanos in the soul stone with young Gamora screaming at him and Loki and Thor fighting off Chitauri together again another thing to my theory that the final battle of this whole fucking thing might be the actual Battle of New York from 2012 right but I mean if that was the case then you have to go back in time to a battle to convince Loki fight with them against the army and banner well you can certainly do that if you have the mind stone you can show you can go into Loki's mind or you can go into Thor's mind remember how uh like like Xavier did it in days of future past okay so we cut back to Tony and Scott Tony opens the orange briefcase as Scott hands them an illuminated bracelet uh Tony asks how is this even possible Iron Man and Ant-Man are shown traveling through the quantum realm Tony and Scott are back in the Battle of New York from 2012 and the final shot before the title uh is an infinity stone disappearing from Thanos's damaged gauntlet he abruptly gets up and puts on his armor his face goes from eventually infuriated to a menacing smile title reveal Avengers Annihilation the after the uh title reveal the Stinger is the Hulk is training at a new shield facility with Black Widow and Steve Steve notices that Hulk has been training non-stop as of late so he asks why Hulk responds and banners normal voice my rematch is coming real soon I can feel it a lot to digest there a lot to digest that's it it's all about to digest I'm not really sure where to start bringing um I will say that if I have to hear Hulk say that at the end of the fucking trailer I am going to be disappointed I think that's a cool line no really yeah I think it's cheesy I mean yeah it's cheesy as shit but I still like it I guess maybe if I saw I mean you I mean you get to see Hulk talk in a normal banner voice I mean that's pretty fucking cool onto itself yeah I don't know yeah I guess and it's also got the you know it's got the subtext of you know what happened in Avengers uh infinity war where Thanos kicked the shit out of him just picture this picture the Force Awakens trailer you're describing it to me and at the very end you say Han Solo says chewy we're home you know now that gets me excited that that gets me thinking wow that's fucking sweet I don't when you say that Hulk says that I just like oh that's a cheese ball like so is the Han Solo wine yeah fucking blow me well I'm just I'm say I'm just saying this it's uh you have the same premise I mean it's it's it's a cheesy line that you know it's it's it's meant to garner up some type of emotion in you I don't know I'm sitting here trying to defend it I'm as I'm defending it I'm like it's not that big of a deal but it's my emotion I don't okay well speaking I mean besides the fact that this trailer is going to be 15 minutes long right out of out of all these things you know I can I can kind of guess that uh Thanos walking down the street in New York say like I mean I want to see that I want to see that right now I want to see it too but I don't think that it's actually because that would tie in way too much into my theory of the final battle of the whole entire thing is the battle of New York from 2012 so and I don't think that they are going to do that for the for the end of the film because I think that would be a little too anticlimactic and then it would take you know six years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe off the table I don't think yeah I don't think I'm gonna do that well I think something's gonna happen well I still think the only way for any of us to try out good for anybody including Thanos is Thanos have to sacrifice the stones to Gauntlet himself to save other people like I think he's gonna end up someone's gonna have to happen where he's gonna end up having to maybe switch his you know to switch his allegiance yeah to bring Gamora back to life because I really think that they tried to really portray that it really affected him right yeah and he really loved her and I feel like there's gonna be some kind of redemption for him is if you can find a redeemable quality in a man like Thanos or an alien well I mean he's gonna redeem himself somehow I think it's gonna involve Gamora bring Gamora he's got to sacrifice something from himself either he's got to sacrifice some stones and not kill head to universe or is it he's got to sacrifice himself I don't see him doing that I see what you're saying but I also Thanos has changed his allegiance in the comics so many times hey how's this for a little plot twist Thanos snaps his fingers and he disappears how come he doesn't disappear you know I think that was just a risk he was going to take it's a ball he's gonna 50 50 it's a fucking coin flip oh man I don't know I still think it's got somebody doing Captain Marvel and you know the Kree I mean the Skrulls yeah I just think that's gonna be more prominent than you think right now in Avengers 4 and I'm not really sure how I want to see it you know I want to see Thanos with a sword in New York you know I want to see Captain Marvel fighting with the rusty Avengers you know I want to see Nebula Rocket making weapons together you know I want to see Tony Steve make up you know become best bugged again I want to see Tony young I would see Tony I want to see all this shit happen I can't wait till fucking April it's not fair May it's gutting when you think thinking of it right now and I'm like you know I want to see it right now but I like the anticipation I like the fact that you know every single week we have something new to talk about in Digest from from just one one fucking movie one fucking I could spend an hour talking about this it's it's incredible to me that that studio has done so much not only for filmmaking but for fans it's never going to be done again and I think that we're taking real life out of out of everything and the depressing bullshit that it is this is one thing that can make everyone something to look forward to almost every on a daily basis


Tell us a little bit about the game. The game wasn't that exciting. I think there's a critical point around the time that I played D takes E3 and kind of I just for some reason Calculated very quickly and forgot that after all these exchanges he had 95 and I'm probably very slightly worse But I used quite a bit of time and I found I think a pretty pretty adequate solution So really my opponent never had any chances to win But still it was you know at least interesting for a couple of moves So it never got too dangerous for you despite the slight inaccuracy. No, I don't think so I mean I think instead of playing this a4 movie could have done something like Rook's Rook c5 attacking the Bishop Bishop b8 Rook f3 and it's probably still a draw, but there there might be some practical issues there Whereas in the game after you played a4 and b5 If they're just with the liquidation there's never really any chance to win So yeah, it could have been more precise But still I think a draw was would have been the result anyway Right now two rounds remain and the field is wide open. Tell us. How are you feeling going into these last two games? Well, I mean I two blacks in a row. So obviously it'll be nice to get white tomorrow But obviously there are a lot of players who are gonna start to catch up, you know if we keep drawing at the top So I assume I'll be tied for the lead tomorrow I think that Maxime's gonna hold hold the end game against a Anton, but nevertheless all of white And I'm in a position at least to try and play for first place and really that's all you can ask for at this point in the tournament So it's it's been going pretty well, right? You're gonna get your final white tomorrow so we can expect some fireworks Well, who knows if it's my final white I mean I think last year in round nine I had white and then I don't know if Anton was half point ahead or something Happened, but anyway, I got a double white on the tournament. So who knows if it's my final white, but still obviously All the players are so strong now at this point that you know, you don't really get a break So I'll try to win tomorrow, but obviously, you know, I have to play well My opponent will have to make some mistakes too because as we all know chest is is a draw if your opponent doesn't make any mistakes Right. Well, we were looking forward to seeing you in action tomorrow. Good luck for the remaining games. Thank you


I just saw my first movie in South Carolina, appropriately titled The Northmen, because I'm from the North in Minnesota, so this was kind of a great first experience for me. You know what's not so great? The prices at Regal Cinema, I paid $18 to see a matinee showing and got a Pepsi. Also, they serve Pepsi. I might as well drink poison out of a paper straw. And yes, they have paper straws. Just imagine for a second that shitty paper cardboard sitting in soda pop for a couple hours disintegrating, getting soggy. Not a good experience. And listen, I'm all at saving Mother Earth. But if it comes at the cost of a plastic straw, just burn it all to the ground at this point. If you're new to the channel, this isn't typically how I run my show. You can see that by subscribing and looking at anything older than a couple weeks. I've been on the road. I'm moving. I'm just getting settled in the new house.  It's bedlam. It's chaos. I'm walking into World War III. So for the time being, I'm doing these quick and dirty car side reviews, still putting in effort. I got a mic in my hand. I got a computer next to me capturing the audio. It's going to be really loosey-goosey. Let's get into it. The North'sman is a movie I was very much looking forward to.  It's got all of it. It's awesome. I really dug this film. There are some twists and turns, but for the most part, it plays things pretty straightforward.  I believe this is the same director that did The Witch. That might not be correct, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say it is. It's beautiful. It's haunting. It has that same vibe to it, albeit set in AD time. Nicole Kidman's in this. If you're a theater goer, you might know her from those dreaded AMC ads before the movie begins where she sits alone in the theater, as I imagine Nicole Kidman does. The Queen's Gambit actress is in this. She's also in New Mutants and One Night in Soho. I forgot her name. I'm going to look it up because that's just I should know her name. I love this actress too. I'm getting nothing. Why do I get no reception? To South Carolina, I have no internet. Anya Taylor-Joy. See, I knew there was three words. I knew there was three words in there. Ethan Hawke has a small role in this. Willem Dafoe has an even smaller role in this, only really in one sequence. Here's the thing. The acting's great. Okay. Everything I listed off already is superbly done. It's a longer film. I believe it's over two hours, but it doesn't overstay its welcome. It could have been four hours long just because I was so into the revenge aspect and the cinematography was top notch. I really had no issues with this movie at all. It's pretty graphic. There's innards being spilled out. There's decapitations, both of the humankind and of horses. Multiple. Several horse decapitation, the short for decapitation. The film has a dark sense of humor at times. We see the father and son burping and farting. There's where the wild things are, style dance around a campfire. So it's gory. It has unconventional humor. Some great action scenes that have that long shot, that free-flowing camera that doesn't stop for minutes at a time that most people don't notice except for movie buffs. They're really relish in those setups. We have tracking shots that go through an entire action sequence, all like Game of Thrones season four or five. And it's not shaky camera in these moments either. There's some great choreography where two or more people will be dueling for what feels like a minute straight with no camera cuts. There's also a barbaric version of Quidditch, which I found very fascinating and could have watched an entire 45 minute thing on that alone. I really wanted more Valhalla Quidditch. There's sacrifices. There's chanting. There's offerings. It goes into some dark magic type stuff, which again makes me think that the director of The Witch did this. And because we get another tasteful shot of Anya's ass, which was kind of the main focus for me and The Witch. I have nothing bad to say. This is another favorite of mine for the year.  It is another, I will tell you, I was getting fearful that the movie was going to cut in an artsy way or it was going to lead into a sequel. But thankfully it resolves. There was like three or four moments where I thought, oh God, we're wrapping up. They're going to spin this into a second movie and we're not going to get any closure at all. No. There is closure. It's done well. This is just one of those things you should see on the big screen. I think that about covers it. Now if you're wondering what I think of South Carolina so far in my first week, really love it. Weather's beautiful. Lots to see and lots to do and I can't wait to do it. I did visit the ocean once with the family before we moved in. Beautiful. Beautiful. I can't remember what island it is even because there's a few of them here. But so far we're really digging it and I really dig this movie. Now if I can just find a theater with some more realistic pricing or I know they do have like a pass for 21 bucks I think a month. So I'll have to look into that because that's definitely worth it. I think that's worth it. Okay. Thanks for watching. Subscribe if you haven't. I post a ton of movie content. Probably not so much this week but I will get my new studio set up soon. I'll have a tour of that. If you're a Patreon at patreon.com slash Adam does movies or a YouTube join member right here you will get more access to that. You'll see my house, the layout, the family and just a greeting from South Carolina from the Minnesota family. And with that I take my leave. Go watch this movie. Absolute win.


Hello Earth citizens. In this video, I will show you a 10-minute routine to do for your spleen meridian. The spleen meridian runs upward from your big toe of the inside of your thigh to the center and then kind of zig-zags a little bit and goes to your armpit. Kind of like this diagram right here. So in this video, I'll show you some exercises to open any blocked energies or heavy energy that may be trapped in your spleen meridian. First, bring your feet shoulder-width apart. Bring your arms like this. Fists made and twist from your waist. Twist from your waist. So you should feel your midsection twisting. Twist from your waist and then slowly in the count of 10, move up your body like this. Like this. Until you can feel the twisting coming from the center. Up, up, up, up to your armpits. And then from your armpits down again for a count of 10. Okay, so make sure you get this whole torso section so that you can activate your spleen meridian. Are you ready? All right.  One, two, three, four, up, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Twist your armpits for 10 seconds. You should feel it inside. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Now from your armpits, we're going to twist downward. One, two, three, down, down, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Ten at the waist. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, ten. Nine, ten. One more. Go up for ten. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Ten at the armpits. Really feel the inside. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Slowly downward. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Ten at the waist. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. And stop. Great job. Place your hands on your abdomen. Take a deep breath in, expanding your abdomen. Breathe in. Exhale out through your mouth. Breathe in as you breathe in. Expand your body. Breathe into your abdomen.  One more time. Breathe in. Exhale out through your mouth. Great job. Shake. Shake, shake, shake, shake your arms, shake your legs. Okay, so now let's activate some of the leg portion of the Spleen Meridian II. So I'll show you from a side angle, so you can see the stretch a little bit better, but please don't feel like you have to move your body with me, okay? All right, so I'm going to show you from the side.   So your right leg is bent, so I'm going to stretch up the left arm, okay? All right, so rest your right arm by your side. When you stretch, we're going to breathe in. When you release, you're going to exhale. Okay? All right, so maybe watch me for one, all right? Breathe in. Bend your front leg. Stretch the opposite arm. And exhale. Like that.  Okay? Let's do three on one side, and then switch to three on the other side. Okay, remember your right knee is bent, left arm up. All right? Breathe in. One. Hold it there. Exhale. All right, this is number two. Breathe in. Bend your right knee. Exhale. Number three, inhale. Exhale. Great job. Now switch. Just turn to the other side. Now you're going to bend the left knee, straighten the right leg, and lift and stretch your right arm, okay? Same thing three times here. Ready? Bend your left knee. Breathe in. Stretch your right arm. Two more. Breathe in. Bend your left knee. Right arm. And exhale. Last one. Bend. Breathe in. Stretch. Exhale. Great job. Return to center. Shake. Shake, shake, shake. Okay, and now have a seat, please. Have a seat. Bring the bottoms of your feet together. And remember the spleen meridian runs on the inside of your lower half of your body, your thighs. Okay, so you're going to do some butterflies. Stretch the inside, your groin area. Ten seconds. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Okay, stop. Keep your feet together. Now push on your knees. Gentle pushing. Help it stretch a little bit more to activate the inside of your thighs. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Great job. Stop. Hold your toes. Take a deep breath in. Exhale. Bend your upper body forward. Gentle bouncing here. One, two, three. Relax your shoulders, knees, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Hold it here. Breathe in through your nose. Exhale out through your mouth. Let's do that one again. Can you feel the deep stretch in your groin and in your thighs? You're activating your spleen. Breathe in. Exhale, then drop your body forward.  Feel the stretch on the inside of your thigh. Breathe in. Exhale, return. You can sit cross-legged now. Lift your right arm. Bring it over to the backside and pull down your right arm with your left arm. So like this.  Your spleen meridian curves into the inside of your armpits. So stretch here and to help a little bit more lean over to the left side, just a little bit. Can you feel the stretch in your armpit? Breathe. Gentle bouncing. One, two, three, four, six, seven, eight, nine. And stay here. Stretch a little bit more. Hold it. Three, two, one. Return. Great job. Now switch. Left arm goes behind and pull it down with your right hand. Feel the stretch in your left armpit bouncing. One, two, four, six, seven, eight, nine. Hold it here. Stretch a little bit deeper. Three, two, return. It doesn't matter which side you start because you're going to switch.  Just tap one side first for 10 seconds. One, two, armpit, and then the front side. Mine into your body. Feel your torso. Feel your legs. Deep breath in. Gentle side out. Breathe out any remaining tension you have in your chest and legs. One more time. Breathe in. How do you feel? Of course, one set of 10-minute exercises isn't enough to completely make you feel a drastic difference in your kidneys and everything feels so great. It needs consistent practice and consistent opening and consistent opening to move all the toxins, move all the blockages, move all the trapped energy that may be in your spleen. You did a great job. Feel free to re-watch this video and to do it again to see greater benefits. To experience a full one-hour brain education-based class, please visit a local body and brain yoga studio near you.


Statistics and Excel. Combining two histograms on one chart, part number three. Get ready, taking a deep breath, holding it in for 10 seconds and looking forward to a smooth soothing Excel. First, a word from our sponsor. Yeah, actually we're sponsoring ourselves on this one because apparently the merchandisers, they don't want to be seen with us.  Like our, trust me, I'm an accountant product line.  Because apparently we're among the only ones equipped with the number crunching skills to answer society's current deep complex and nuanced questions. In a prior presentation, with just our data set, if you do have access to this workbook, three tabs down below. Example, practice, blank, example, in essence, answer key, practice tab, having pre-formatted cells so you could get right to the heart of the practice problem. Blank tab is where we started with just our data set so that we can practice formatting cells within Excel as we work through the practice problem. So what did we do last time? We had our data set on the left related to heights. We created a table with it within made a histogram from it. Now because we're dealing with heights and we have a pretty extensive sample of heights, we get this nice shape which looks kind of like a bell type shape where we have most of the results somewhere in the middle and they're tapering off to either side. Then our objective is to take two data sets and put them on the same chart. To do that, it's not so easy to do if I go to the insert tab with just a histogram, easier with say a bar chart. So what we did is mirror our histogram with a bar chart by creating our buckets manually, not really manually, but using Excel to do it instead of using a histogram to do it. And then we created a bar chart. So now we have something that we might be able to plot some other data on it as well. So we then said let's take our data set and make another related data set. Now to do that we just took the prior data set times 0.95 imagining this was for men, this was for women. That's not actually the case with this data set but it just gives us an idea of what we can now do. So we then made a histogram from that data set and it looks similar to this histogram but the middle point is different because of course we just shifted it by multiplying by 0.95 on the second data set. We then created a bar chart in a similar way as we did over here but we wanted to make the buckets line up to the same buckets. This is where it gets kind of tricky because these bucket size, if you want to put two of these bar charts on the same graph, you want to have the same bucket sizes. So we took these bucket sizes over here and extended them to the lower regions so that we have enough buckets to contain all the data sets for the men and the women. Alright so now we're going to put them on the same graph. Now before we do that let's imagine that we just put them on top of each other. Like if we added these two data sets together in one data set and we made one histogram from it, it's going to come up with a mush, just a bunch of, it's not going to separate the two data so let me show you what I mean. So let's copy this entire data set right here for the heights. I'm going to put my cursor up top. Let's just select the entire column of Z and then I'm going to right click and copy. I'll bring that on over to the right and let's just test that out in AY. We'll right click and I'm just going to paste it. Did I paste it 1, 2, 3? Let's undo that. Let's just paste it normal. Paste it normal. I did paste it normal. Okay so it pulled in and then I'm going to go back on over and I'm also going to take the data set for the women. Now I'm going to copy just the women's data by putting my cursor in the dropdown and copying just the data. So now I'm not getting the header and right click and copy and then I want to put this underneath so we have this very large data set. So I'm going to go into the data set. This goes down quite far so to get to the bottom I'm going to hit CTRL SHIFT and down. That takes me to the bottom and then I'm just going to paste the data right here at the bottom. I'm way down here 25,000 so I'm going to right click and paste this data. Let's paste this 1, 2, 3. And so now we have all this data going all the way down to 5,000 lines. We just put the two data sets on top of each other. What would that do if we entered the histogram to it? Let's put a table around it just to lock this in place. So I'm going to go to the Insert Tab, Table Group and insert a table. And so it's going all the way down to 5,000. That looks right. The dancing ants are doing their mamba around the proper location. I don't care if they're dancing as long as they're doing the work.  If the ants want to dance then they can as long as they get it done. As long as you get it done. That's what I'm talking about anyway. So then I'm going to go over here and I'm going to insert. Let's put our cursor up top and so now I'm going to select all that data and let's just make a histogram from that. So I'm going to go to the Insert Charts and then drop down and let's make a histogram. So there it is. So now you'll notice what happened here is it kind of mushed the two histograms together. So when you do that you might expect that it's going to give you kind of two histograms or something. But no, it's going to mush all the data together so I can't really separate the two data sets so we get this wider histogram as opposed to... So you can kind of imagine what happened here. We had these two histograms that we had. And this one we took the two data sets and put them together and we get something that looks like this. And you can imagine these are really kind of two histograms that are kind of mushed together because if we break them out in two data sets, let's do that now. So now what I want to do is say well what I'd like to do is show two different data sets maybe have them as a different color. So what I want to do is take my buckets, take all this stuff that we made for the men and the women. And I'll put them together and then put them on the same graph. So let's put them together like that. I'm going to go to the left and let's choose this whole data set. All I really need are the buckets that we made and then the results. So I'm going to copy that. So I'm going to take this all the way down and right click and copy. And I'm going to go to the right to where we want to put it. And so we'll put it all the way over here somewhere in like BP. And I'm going to right click and I'm going to paste it just one, two, three. I don't really need the formulas so I'll just paste it one, two, three. So there's just our data that we made. And it might even be safer by the way to do this with a formula. So instead of doing it that way, let's show you another way we can do it. I'm going to undo that. I could say I'm going to start here in BP and say equals and then I'm going to point to that data set. So then if I changed my data set, this graph would change with it. So I'm going to point to this number in E17. Notice when I scroll over, you can still see where the formula bar up top. And if I hit enter, it'll bounce me back over here. And then I can copy this to the right. So this is actually a reference in E17. Copy that to the right and then I'm going to copy these two cells down. I'm just going to go until I don't have any more data. So I'll just copy it down and it's still going like that bunny with the battery in it. We'll keep on rolling till the battery runs dry and the bunny falls over and puts his head. His head goes right through the drum that he was banging because he ran out of power. So let's go up top and then make this a little bit larger. Okay, so that's our first data set. So now if I was to select that data and insert and let's put a header on it. I'm going to select these two. I'm going to put something above it. So I'm going to insert cells above it. So I'm going to select those two, right click, insert and then shift the cells down. So I'm going to call this the men's data set and we'll make that our headers, home tab, fonts group. Let's make it black and white. And maybe I should put the men over here because I'll try to use the same columns too. And then I could make a bar chart out of that, our bar chart histogram that we made before. I can take this data and say I want to scroll up and insert. Then the not the histogram, but the bar chart, which will make in essence a histogram like thing. So there we have it. So we did that in the prior presentation. Now we want to take the data set, the second data set for the women and put them on this same chart. So make this nice and wide. And so now we want to take the second data set. So let's start by doing the same thing. I'm going to make a skinny BR. Let's make a skinny BR and I'll pull this to the right. And then I'm going to put my cursor in BS and say equals. And I'm going to pull in the data set from the women. So I'm going to go on over here. The buckets that we put together for the women in a prior presentation are down here. So here's our bucket sizes. So we'll take these buckets 57 to and then to 57 52 enter. I'm going to copy that to the right. Copying it to the right. Roger that copy out Roger. That's airplane speak case you don't know as a pilot. So then I'm going to copy this down and we're going to copy this down. And so, so there we have those. So those have been copied down. Now I want to line up these two buckets. So notice this one is starting at 57. So for the men, I'd like to kind of push this down until it until it gets to the 60. So this line in other words, I want to line up that line with this line 60 60 28 this one. So how can I do that? Well, I could select the whole thing and pull it down. I could insert cells. I can cut and paste. Let's try inserting cells. So I'm going to select from here to here and then I'm going to insert cells above it, which should pull these down. So this is the way that I think is most unintuitive to most people, but highly useful. So I'm going to right click and insert and then I want to shift the cells down. So I'm going to say shift the cells down. Now notice that it formatted it like the cell above it on these blank ones. If you hit just undo, then it usually undoes just the formatting or sometimes it does. I'm going to redo it. It didn't do it that time. And sometimes it also has that little formula bar, but you can also just I'm going to put my cursor on some other cell that doesn't have any formatting in it. Home tab, clipboard, paintbrush, and then I'm going to paintbrush this formula. Okay. So, so, so there we have it now. Let's add the extra, the extra buckets here. I'm going to put them on the men side adding the extra buckets. So there's our buckets where the men have zero. I'm going to put zeros in the men's data for those buckets. So now I'm going to be using this, this as my X because it has the buckets which are going to be useful for both the men's and women's data. And then I can pick up these two data sets men and women here. So we'll make this black and white. So now we need to adjust our data. So if I click in the data, you'll see that we're not including this stuff over here. So the easiest way to do that is we can, we can click on it and see the, and just drag these up. So now we're picking up the data and the columns. Now, if the other way you can do that is you can go to the chart designs and select data. And you'll see here's the data series. So if I go into that one and go into my data, it's picking up this column. And then on this side, these are the buckets, right? So you can see it's picking up the buckets. Okay, so now we want to add what we want to do is add now the woman's data, which is properly lining up to the same buckets. So all we need to do is add another data series. I don't need to add the buckets because the whole trick here is that the buckets are lining up for both of them. We have the same X side. So now we can line up our two Ys in our chart. So the way to do that is we can go into our chart again, chart design, and I want to say select data. And now I want to have another series of data on the left, which is just going to be the results because the buckets are the same. So I'm going to then say, let's hit the add data. And then we'll call the series name. I'll just say W and then we pick up the data. And again, we just need the data size. We don't need the buckets. So I'm just going to select the data here in BT, BT two and control shift down. That's the entire data. So I'm going to say, okay. And so now we've got these two data series and I'm going to say, okay, let's see what that does. And now we've got these two that have been populated on the same graph. So that which makes kind of sense. So now we've got this one, right? We can see the middle point here is at is at the 64 about, which you'll recall if we go over to our histogram for the women's data around 64. The histogram for the men or the whole thing will imagine men 67. So the second middle point is, you know, around that 67. Right. So obviously this one is very, very similar looking because we just took, we just basically took the two, two data sets and multiplied one data set times point nine five. But you could see, you know, how they would be, how you could basically plot two line items on the same graph. Now, once we have these, you might then want some labels on something like this. So we might then go, okay, let's see if I can say the plus button. And we might want, we might want a legend for this one. So we could add a legend. So we've got series one and series two. And then within the legend, we could rename those datas. So if I go into the chart design and I say, I say select data, then I can rename the series names up here by editing series one, which I might want to edit and just call it men.  Or you might take it actually from here as well and say, okay, that'd probably be a better way to do it. So, so there we have that. And then you could do the same formatting with your datas and make them a little bit wider if you wanted to. So you could go into your, your data and we can go into the width and see if I can change it to 0.25. And so now it's changing one line at a time. So sometimes it gets a little finicky controls the control to to change the data of all of the data set when you have multiple items on it. So there I was able to adjust it a little to make it a little bit wider over there. So you can kind of tinker with that. But you can see here that they have them spaced out so you can see the two on the overlap. Now you could select the datas and change the fill color of the data so that it's, you know, a lighter data set if you so choose. Or you can have the no fill solid fill and adjust that the gradient fill. So you might choose, you know, different fill patterns, which could help with basically the overlap. So here's different fill patterns that you can have that might might help to emphasize one of the data sets versus the other data set. So you can play with those. And automatic.  It's just when you have to the two data sets on one graph, then you might do some of the tools to kind of highlight one data set versus the other data set. You might play more with the colors of the data set on them. So let's go back on over here and just do our normal formatting. Select the entire data set and let's just make it blue and bold some or blue and bordered home tab font group border and then blue. And then let's select this data set and do the same thing. I'll just say font blue and border. And so that looks good. And then over here, we just took that whole data set so that looks good. So that's the that's the general idea.