T. F. News update. Good morning folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny. Well, it's actually not sunny. It's mostly cloudy. Delray Beach, Florida. But this year, 11 name update, we've got a sea of green out there. All the US indices that we track trading the upside. All the S&P sectors are trading the upside as well. Let's start it off. You got the Dow up 405 points. It's up one and two tenths percent, one and a half percent for the S&P 66 points there. One and a half percent for the Nasdaq 100, 213 points, one and eight tenths for the Russell. That's a 30 point move, two percent for the Summys. They're up 68 points. You've got gold trading up four bucks. Silver's up 14 cents. Light's recouped us up a buck. Natural gas is up down three cents. And a 30 of treasure up two points and 11 ticks printed out at 112.25. Let's try to figure out what all that means by looking at that nine panel market update chart. We begin with the ES mini upper left-hand side. And right now the question is who's stronger? The buyers or the sellers? The sellers are sitting red at 43.17. And where are we trading right now? 43.19. Don't know who's going to win this battle, but if we do get a close above 43.17, 43.18 today, the ES mini likely headed higher. You got the spot ball tenets, which is below yesterday's low. And it's below the 50 day exponential moving average. This suggests to you and I that price wants to go target that lower Bollinger Band. That lower Bollinger Band is in the 14.31 level. If that happens, the ES mini will go ahead and take out that resistance level of that daily profile. The NQ doing the same thing. Now in the case of the NQ, it hasn't even more difficult task because it's got a cell zone. There are a lot of sellers located between 14.8 38 and 14.9 38. But price right now is trade out 19 14 9 50 out there. So close above 14 9 38 today is going to suggest we've got further to go to the upside. We take a look at the US dollar index. That's really been trading within a sideways consolidation up at the top is its roadsman, Dominicator top. And at the bottom, it's really a set of swing points. But price right now is just consolidating with inside that daily profile. If you take a good Goldilocks, not really doing a whole lot. It is just consolidating with inside its daily profile. It is bullish and structure out there. Watch the lows at 1975 60 as well as the highs at 2014 20. We take a silver doing the same thing as gold just consolidating with inside that daily profile supported 22 53 resistance at 23 30. And if we take a look at light sweet crude yesterday just closing slightly below the bottom of that daily profile that remains below 81 43 a day Zen 78 51 would be its next stop. The case of the natural gas. Not really much to report on here. We take a look at that 30 year Treasury, though that's headed up to the top of its daily profile at resistance level where the sellers are located 113 and 19 kids. Folks, stay tuned for the Trader Zed show. But if you have to start for Thursday, please have a terrific one. Thanks much for joining us. We look forward to speaking with you again soon. Take care now.


Welcome to this episode of what's going on with KD, where I tell you the last things happening in the KD world and also how they're made, like actually looking at the code so you can hopefully understand it and start helping if you want as well. So let's actually start right away. We've got some of the changes and I've brought up all of the merge requests related to them. And the first one is improving the breeze plasma thing contrast for the scroll bar, slider, progress bar and so on. And this person that did the merge request, superskilled, put a lot of before, after, very nice pictures that clear what is actually changing. If you see this one, you've got the new style of the, well, this is the volume upload with the slider. And this part blue is a bit dark and on some wallpapers it might be hard to see, whereas the new one is brighter and easier to catch. And the change is really like nice, it's a bug that was fixed and how was that done? So it's a plasma thing change and so you should know that we're editing SVGs. In this case, the difference in SVGs is small enough for the actual changes to be shown, not all of them. When you're changing SVG, most likely you won't get a clean diff, but in this case we can easily see what's going on. So this opacity as an example was changed from 0.3 to like 24. This dot one was changed to 0.9 and we got added this opacity 0.525. Again, SVG very hard to see what is actually going on. We know that we're tweaking with opacities. In what files we've got? The bar, meter, horizontal, bar, meter, vertical, scroll bar, slider. So the idea is we get these files from the Plasma theme, which again see my Plasma theme videos if you want to look more into them. And they're in source Plasma framework, that is desktop theme breeze widgets or on your local system, slash ATC, slash share, slash Plasma, slash desktop theme, slash default, slash widgets, I think. And these four files, and we're tweaking the opacity of the elements so that they are actually more opaque compared to before. And as you can see, it's mostly the same change all over again for all of the elements that, you know, actually are actually interesting for this kind of thing. And that's about it. Like it was a rather simple change that actually improved Plasma right away. So of course the person actually doing this didn't open up like Kate and started changing all of these lines. It most likely did this using Inkscape. So if you want to help improve KDA Plasma with something that's wrong with the Plasma theme, that is like whatever you see in the panel or in kickoff, the style of it. Well, just open up Inkscape, see my Plasma theme videos, and hopefully you'll be able to help right away. Change number two is this is actually a commit, not a merge request. And the feature is add feature to annotate existing screenshots. So what's the idea? If you take a screenshot as an example of a part of the screen, for some reason it doesn't work right now on my computer, but it would show you a preview of the screenshot you just made. We had that before, but also now a button to annotate the screenshot that you have just made, since Spectacle does have that feature as well. Now, so this is a commit so we can see all the code changes. What's the idea? So let's jump into the important parts. So in this thing, if let's actually jump into the actually interesting stuff, which is, well, let's start, sorry, I'll get it, this one. Okay, so let's start with these lines. So what we are doing is I'll notify is our, sorry, I was saying, I'll notify is a key notification item, which is a new notification using the string literal that is like the title new screenshot saved. What are we doing in this line of code that interests us? We are adding, I lost the line again. We are setting the actions of the notification. So actually the list of buttons that is in the actual notification to be the string annotate. And we connect. What's the idea of connect? So basically we're taking connect takes an element. I think that happens another element and a function. And that is if this thing happens in this element, then call this function of this element. This is called a signal. And this is, I forgot what it's called. Sorry about that. Anyway, if the notification action activated is called, then on this element called a function, which is defined in this lambda. This is a lambda function. We create a new instance. We set the program of the new instance to spectacle. We set the arguments of this new instance of the program spectacle to be new instance and edit existing. And also they saved at local to local file. Yeah, save in a local file. And then we start this new instance. So basically we are creating a new application telling, okay, this new application is spectacle, the application to take screenshots. And we call this spectacle up with this edit existing flag, which opens up the editor for the screenshot that you have just made. And that's mostly like the important part is this one. We add a new action and we say when this action is activated, then open up spectacle and start editing right away the screenshot that you've just made. Now you might ask, are we sure that this edit existing property or like a flag for spectacle actually exist? And the answer is yes, because it's implemented here. So m edit existing parser is set edit existing. What's this? So we're taking the parser of the arguments and we check if is set the flag called edit existing, which is the one that we're calling spectacle with if the button is called. And we're setting if it exists true to edit existing. And if it's true, then we actually parse the value of this edit existing flag to fetch the file name. And if the file name is not empty and it's not null, then if it's a relative part, then you make it an absolute path. And then we set the file name to that file name. So set file name, I guess I'm not an expert of spectacle, but actually opens up the screenshot that particular screenshot and changes this m save to output equals true. Honestly, I'm not sure what's saved to output, but the important part is here. So again, we are calling spectacle with this edit with existing flag in this part of the code. Also, sorry about what I said before. This is that local file is actually the path to the screenshot that you're clicking. So we are calling it with the edit existing and then with the path to the file. And just above it, we have the code to actually read that edit existing flag and set the file name of the screenshot we're editing to what's after the flag that we received. What else? Last thing I'm going to show you of this merge request. So here we are in the function populate command line parser. And we're adding a string E, a string edit existing, a string open and edit existing screenshot file and a string existing family. What's this? Well, this is most likely going to end up in the help part of spectacle. If you go open up spectacle in the command line. Well, you can actually invoke it somewhere. I gotta have a terminal somewhere. You can actually invoke it through command line. And if you go with help, you can see all of its options. As an example, I can write spectacle minus F and it will take a screenshot of the full screen. So it's very nice. And this is what actually is telling a spectacle what to write in the standard output. Next one. Sorry, this is the spectacle. Add some keywords to help people find Kate and key right as an example. If we type notepad. If we can actually type notepad correctly notepad. Well, that tells me I don't have the patch installed, which is weird. I thought I had, but we can see in the screenshot that if you search for notepad key right actually pops up. I think it's also like develop. I can't type today develop and sorry. I really thought I had the patch. Okay, I don't know. It was working five minutes ago. I don't know. But anyway, if you're on latest and you search for notepad, key right will pop up. If you search for develop, Kate should pop up. So it's actually easier to find Kate and key right. If you're looking for this kind of words, searching for them in kickoff for, I guess, key runner as well. It's nice to have a small change. Let's actually see how it's done. And we can see that in Kate and key right data org, Katie, right desktop and or Katie, Kate desktop. There is this and this flags also this one. That actually affects this kind of things. The X Katie keywords are the key keywords that will make something pop up when you search for it. In this case, it's like text, text, editor, node, notepad. In the case of Kate is this plus programming developer. Okay, develop is not there. Maybe if search for programming, you see it's working. It was working. You can see that Kate is actually popping up. Sorry, it was not develop but developer Kate.  And categories now Kate is also in the development category, which makes sense. It is a literally, literally, sorry, three lines change. Just three lines that actually help something become better in terms of usability because you can actually find it easily. As an example, Linus complained about the fact that the spectacle does not pop up if you search for snipping. And in order to do that, you just have to go and find the org Katie spectacle desktop file. And add a section called X Katie keywords or if it's already there, you just add snipping to the list. And that's it. Now, I don't think anyone has done that yet. So it's easy merge request up for grabs. If you want to start contributing for Katie, that should be super easy. If you don't know how to make your first patch, I've done a video on that and you can actually do everything without even having to, you know, copy all of the Katie files, which is called clone. Sorry, get clone all the files. You don't even have to do that. You can do that just through the web browser. Next one, which I won't show you the code because it's even too complicated for me. It's a big merge request, but it's still nice to see what's going on in the Katie community. Use Milo for search results for the new effects overview. So as you know, maybe, maybe you don't, there is a new overview in progress for Katie plasma, which is like this one. I don't know if you know like Spectacle. It kind of reminds me of that. And the new thing is that you can now search for things using Milo, which is the same thing as far as I know that powers Krunner and kickoff. So now if in this new overview, you search for notepad, then K-Write will pop up in the overview, which is nice, like rather nice. There's a lot of discussion on some UI things, but it's merged. So it's nice to see that the new overview is getting worked on. And the last one is not a merge request. It's an issue, but I think it's interesting anyway to show, like, our discussions. And in this case, feel free to give me some opinions in the comments. There is this discussion regarding the fact that our default UX is too similar to Windows. Some, like, some people say that it's too similar. Some people say it's not similar enough. Why would it be a problem if it's too similar? Well, in terms of promotions, I'm also in the KDE promotion group, and it's quite a mess. If you try to promote a program, that's very similar. Even if it's not your fault, maybe you were there before. But if it's similar to another product that is more successful, people will see you as a rip-off. If, right now, I go install some random people, a random person that doesn't know about plasma, KDE plasma, they will think that this is a rip-off of Windows. It's like similar, but the logo is different, which is sad. So one thing that we could consider is try to have a user experience that's slightly different and makes you actually see that we do have a different idea and philosophy. We do have a different philosophy compared to Windows, but when you just open up KDE plasma, it's not so easy to see it at first glance. If you open up GNOME, you can see that right away. It's very different, and you maybe have to relearn it, but that's kind of the point of actually making you understand that there is things that are different compared to Windows. If you start with KDE plasma, some people say it's just a rip-off, and that's sad. Especially we like the other from these things. We both have a lighting by default, a bottom panel. Start menu as access by clicking on the bottom on the far, I guess, left edge of the panel. I guess this is left and right. Taskbar showing high-consoling representation of open apps. Actually, in Windows, sometimes it's like only icons only unless they're open, and if so, it's also with the name of the app. I don't know when that happens. System tree, desktop files, window title bars with an app icon to the left and minimize, maximize close buttons to the right. It might seem very stupid to you that we would overthink these kind of things, but when you actually try to make a desktop that's for everyone, we also need to consider these things from, especially, I think, my opinion, a promotion point of view, if you see other products that are successful like macOS. I think that macOS, in its origin, could have gone for a decoration that was the same one as Windows with annex to close an application instead of the green, yellow, and red dots, but it wasn't going to be an issue to have annex instead of a red dot to close an application. They probably went with that either to distinguish it from Microsoft or other competitors, and Windows probably did the same with their style as well, and that's really a point, and I think that macOS is a great example because this green, yellow, red thingy really stuck with us, and if you see those three dots, you just know it's macOS. And if you go see a KD Plasma that's customized to be macOS, you always see those three color dots so it becomes part of the brand. So what can we do? There are some solutions proposed. As an example, we could use Brisk Dark or Brisk Toilet by default or put a panel on the left screen edge and stuff like I won't show you the whole of it. There's lots of discussion. This is not to say, let me be very clear here, that this will happen. Absolutely not. It's just a way to discuss what we are doing with our user experience and if there should be anything that we should do differently. And that was about everything for this video. Again, if you have an opinion on this last matter, feel free to tell me. I can't assure you that your opinion will be regarded as the best ever and immediately implemented but I do read all of the comments. So, yep. Thanks to all the people that are sponsoring through donations these videos. It's super, like, makes me so happy. I receive comments with donations saying, I hope this is enough. It's really giving me the motivation to go forward with this and I hope you like this kind of videos as well. And see you tomorrow.


It is now 6.06, select board meeting on September 7th. And first on the agenda is to look at the trees, discuss the trees and the possible amendments to the soil to help them. And also talk about some of the ones that need some definite maintenance in terms of clearing a lot of brush. So we have the trees and then one of the issues is, oh well. So for the maple trees, and actually in terms of the soil, phosphorus levels were pretty much optimum and then potassium and magnesium were high or excessive. So for the maple trees, well actually for all of them, whether the maple trees or the conifers over here, it's that pretty much at small amounts of a high nitrogen, low phosphorus fertilizer such as 621, 734, or two to three pounds per 100 square feet of alfalfa meal, or whatever your local supplier recommends. I don't think so. So that would be that. That's pretty much a recommendation. Can we do that in the fall or do we have to wait till spring? We have to wait till spring. Okay. So it's something we can budget for next year? Yeah. So we'll have to let them in for the next few months. Well no, there's actually some folks in town that are willing to help to volunteer to do it. We're still going to buy the prod. Oh yeah, we're still going to buy the prod. I mean, we can price out everything. Yeah. Why not? Yeah. Assume it's a matter of whether we do inorganic or inorganic. Right. Okay. So that was one of the items. That would be good. So go on and take a look. Might as well look at the tree. It's all cleaned up. Oh yeah. These were the big ones that were over there for a long time. Right. That's something I would think the guys should work on now. Or I guess it would be a good old landscape for some of those things. Let's see if they're... They could do that. They could come up here and exhibit and clean that right off of them. Three hours and clean it right up. That would change that. Pretty well. How far back behind do we go there? Just where those are? Is that pretty much the problem? Pretty close. And she goes in a little bit over there. Yeah, it probably is. Hey Jake, come out. You've already got my house. But it was on during the week. What was that right? There was a ditch line through here. Oh, okay. So pretty much just that one side. Yeah. I think I'll leave the trees, the mid-trees. I'll take all the sooner action. In the spring there we can fertilize those. They look really green to me. Yeah, they're looking good right now. I don't think they've ever cut anything. They have some kind of like greenery shrub thing. And half of it is dead. And it dies from the inside out. So these look kind of... I didn't know. I had no idea. But you don't trim these or anything, right? Yeah. I'm not trying to lie to you. The reason we planted the Arvovite was because the youth were going so slow. And it was really hoping to find a way. So Arvovite probably should have been planted right from the start. But so... Does it come to a point where we end up taking the youth down which we found a way to go? Are you proud of it? I'm not going to be too proud of it. Look at it. Oh well, it'll make a nice sound barrier. Yeah, it'll be. It's a great barrier. The bottom line will happen is eventually the Arvovite are going to grow out this way. And the youth are going to grow out on all sides. And they'll get taller too, right? Yeah. The Arvovite will definitely be the fall of the Chester. They really look a lot better than they did seven years ago. Yeah, that's good. Yeah, so... So hurt? Yeah, right. So when I walked us in March, we literally just took a stroll around. Yeah.  Because what happens is it's become a public. You'll see, he's now put up a lot of more parking signs. Because people can get out of the parking to access the river. Right. So, I don't know in the long run if there's somebody to make some plan where let's walk over that. Yeah. And then as we walk along, then the other stuff we saw where there was just review of some materials along the river and, you know, some cleaning up, like an old basketball hoop and some rubber mats and cullabricks. I mean, it's actually, like, looks like the team's worked on it a bit this summer. You know, you've got a really hot day and these guys are trying to do their work and they've got cars. That's why you've got the signs up. They're doing stuff and they've got cars in their way. Right. So, you know, I don't know if... The reason I had the guy, Greg, come was because, seeing that he's a designer, that maybe someday we could look at it if there was another way to do some lay out there or, you know, optimize the property a little bit differently and be able to have a little... figure out a little better parking thing or how we keep people from being in here.  Yeah, it's been a problem. You know, for a long time. But I mean, also, people have been doing this for years. I agree. I understand. But it would be nice to make it nice, but I don't know if that's possible. Yeah. So I was just, that's why we were doing the walk-through and then maybe over the winter when we're not thinking about swimming and stuff, we can, you know, talk about it a little bit. Right. So, you know, and then there's like that oil tank there. I don't know what happened with that. I can't remember what happened with that drawing I read. They're close to the river. Does anybody remember? The fuel tank. Okay, fuel. Yeah, that's where they get all the... That's where they get all the gas. It's up that container around it. Yeah. I don't know if that... I don't recall that being washed away. Well, this was certainly flooded. Yeah, you know. But no, I don't know. I was just, let's carry on. Because I know we have to get back to the office. So then, you know, you got one of the things in river access, parking right away, neighbors parking in the sand pit, blocking the access, tank location, location of the storage box. Did that happen? I don't know where that... Did we ever do that? Where is that storage box? Did that happen? Oh, the... The box with the storage container. Did I just... You were still getting the permit last night over here? Oh, okay. So that didn't happen. Yeah. Well, that location needed to, you know, sort of figure out where that was going to go.  I mean, you know, it's a working guy. I mean, right? Yes. There's no parking. It helps a lot. You know, you must have heard that. It's got to be helping. I would think it would be. Well, I don't know. But I know when the fire department comes down here, they still have a right to back down there to get the water. That's right. Yes. That's still... Even though we don't have that, we still have that land. We still have access to the river. But who owns that land where those cars are driven down? No, the people in that house right there. In Randy, in Liza, the old house there, right? Yeah. They own it out to here? Yeah. They bought that piece. Right. But we have it right away for fire. But not for townspeople that park it? Yeah. No. What do they do? Well, these are townspeople parking here, right? Yeah. Well, yeah. Someone, yeah. And I think that is as well down there, people parking to go to the river. So I thought if I had a place to park, it would just go there. Oh, no, no. I agree. A park right there. Yeah. But I've lived with that. You know? Martin was wondering if the one they park on this road on a hot day, what that does, God forbid, the fire department needs to get access to the river. They can't block the road. Yeah. So maybe we have to say fire. Block road. You know, maybe there needs to be something that tells people that. They're not block road.  I mean, how many cars can be in a park? More than four? Oh, yeah. Yeah. I've seen that. And he must have just, these signs just went up a couple of weeks ago because I hadn't seen them before. And I would come by here cycling and I'd see cars parked down in there. You know, because there's a good way to walk down and do the river there. So, but now I'm sure the signs have helped. Yeah. I mean, it's pretty straightforward. I can't, no parking. Right. But, yeah, so anyways, that was just another item identified as something that, you know, maybe needs to be addressed just to keep the fire access. You know, again, it's never been an issue, but who knows. Right. It ever was. Right. It wouldn't be, whether, you know, we wanted to, someday, I don't know, take all these little pieces and see if there was some, I don't know, some way to, I'm not a just landscape designer, but if there was a way to make it so that this was maybe more public and then the sand that was on the other side of maybe a fence or trees or something, you know? I don't know. I think it's dry.  Yeah.  Yeah. It's like going down. I was under the impression that anything that they're not using, maybe it's gotten brutal. I don't see much here that they're not using. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I mean, they used to have a lot of, obviously, we have more plows than we have trucks here. Yeah. Well, I think Martin told me this, and it's a couple old plows and a basketball hoop. You have a basketball hoop. It's still right over there. I think we can set that up down here and start shooting some hoop. Yeah. Yeah, Stefan took that one. They brought it here. But, you know, I mean, I don't know. I just, I appreciate that you took the time to come here. Yeah. You know, it's just something to think about for them. Oh, I think it's a good idea. You just spent time and people in our community and other than just dealing with the same old stuff, just dealing with all the time. Yeah. I do know.  I would definitely have a concern with people going down there. Mm-hmm. Because we already had a complaint about that. And so we should definitely address that. Yeah, maybe another story. Yeah. Yeah.  Yeah. Unfortunately, it's something we need. Mm-hmm. Because a lot of people don't know that. We still think that that's town land. Yeah. They probably do. Yeah. That's why I'm saying this is, you know, accesses for fire department use alone. And maybe we consider planting some different trees along here because the maples are along with those maples. Yeah. You know, another way of blocking it a little bit, but I don't know if we're up for it.  And they will ask the market that they're going to have some, you know, to be able to do it. Well, okay.  I guess if I would take an address and they are like, well you got it, well you got an enrollment. Well, it's the good life. I suppose I want to help guys. Hmm. Yeah you can do that. That's the favor, that's good. I can do that. Yeah. Do you have a fiscal assessment to do here? Yeah. We're going to go in straight up and put different infrastructure and What did you say? No, you can see he's used here to not let himself do it. Yeah. Yeah, I think that's what the report says, these maples. So it's a little different than the soil here. So when I talked to Mike Brown, you know, as far as we had Mike Brown, he was saying, it's because of the soils and what the maples are having. I go through here. We're very compacted soils. Yeah, very good, yeah. Well, that one's bad. That one's not good.  Yeah, yeah. They're doing great. What? They're doing okay. What's that? Still suckers. Yeah, right. Chain from color. Good. All right, so should we go back to now on to the... I guess so. Okay. All right. Can you temporarily recess? Can we get back to that?


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Hello everyone, today I am presenting a case series of multi compartmental orbital masses in the diagnostic insights on amyretic. Myself Dr. Sparshagravan from JJ Group of Hospital, Kondak. We all know orbit includes i-clobe and the rest of the soft tissues within the orbital zone. So, orbit under the axis of its extracellular muscle is divided into the compartments and the multi compartmental orbital masses are those which involve more than one and a total compartmental within the orbital. So, the diagnosis of multi compartmental orbital masses typically involves a combination of clinical examination imaging which includes CT scan and MRI and sometimes biopsy for histopath analysis. The multi compartmental orbital masses can arise from various types of tumors which could be benign or malignant, then inflammatory lesions, vascular or metastatic. So, the orbital anacomy involves, first of all there is i-clobe anteriorly with the extracellular muscles are seen inserting posterior to the lymph mass on the i-clobe with a wide insertion anteriorly and are seen converging posteriorly. At the level of orbital cortex, therefore giving a cone-like appearance with the structures within the cone given as intra-conal compartment and the structures outside the extracellular muscles are formed extra-conal compartment. So, intra-conal compartment includes the cone which is formed by the extra-conal muscles which are basically seven in number, four rectite, two obliques and one levitable pulmonary superior risk.  The extra-conal compartment includes extra-conal fat in the lateral gland which is placed superior lagerally.  Now, coming to the case, in the first case, there were 38-year-old male patients who presented with a gradually progressive painless diminution of lesion in the right eye and bilateral supraorbital swimming since one year. There were no other comorbidities. The visual acuity of the right eye was finger counting from one meter and the left eye was standing on one, 6 by 20. One MRI and the first star coronal lesion, the right orbit shows an ill-defined homogeneously hyper-intensive lesion involving the entire right orbit with its expansion and the spread of the lesion in the right temporal region. It is the extraocular muscles cannot be deniated. The lesion is almost entirely involving the right orbit. And the similar intensity lesion is seen in the left orbit involving mainly in the superior temporal region, the extraoclonal thompatoid which spread in the frontal temporal soft tissue, subcutaneous soft tissue. The lesion shows intense effusion restriction on both sides with a corresponding trough and there is homogenous post-contrast enhancement. Similar intensity lesions are also seen in the spine involving the lower dorsal lumbar and sacral vertebral cortex. So the diagnosis on the basis of this findings is orbital lymphoma. This is another case of orbital lymphoma involving the left orbit extra as well as intra-conal superior aspect of left orbit with extension into the frontal sinus with reach in the frontal bone. And the post chemotherapy, there is significant resolution with residual lesion seen in the superior aspect of the arm. There was retinal detachment associated with detachment in the left arm. Second case is of 11-year-old male child who presented with swelling in the right eye since two months. It was not associated with pain, redness or any discharge. On MRI, the lesion appears to be heterogeneously hyper intense on star coronal image mainly involving the superior aspect of the right orbit involving the intra as well as extraoclonal compartment. The lesion is seen spreading into the right frontal sinus as well as there is intra-cranial extension into the extra axial space in the right basic frontal region. The lesion does not show any obvious diffusion restriction. However, it shows homogenous post-contrast enhancement and there is reach in the right frontal bone. Since the age of the patient is 11-year-old, the diagnosis of rhabdomyosarcoma was confirmed on biopsy. And this is the follow-up MRI of the patient after around nine cycles of chemo-regime which shows significant resolution with only residual soft tissue post-contrast enhancing soft tissue seen in the superior aspect of the right orbit and significant reduction in the mass effect and the size of the lesion. A 66-year-old female presented with orbital pain and gradually increasing swelling in the left eye since two years with left eye proptosis. There were no visual complaints, no eye discharge or redness. The patient was known hypertensive since 10 years. On MRI, there is the lesion appears to be heterogeneously hyper intense on flare action involving mainly the intra-fondant compartment which then appears hypo to isointense on T2. There is no obvious diffusion restriction under the lesion appears the hypo intense on T1 action mainly involving the intra-fondant compartment of left orbit with proptosis of left eye. And there is homogeneous post-contrast enhancement. Since the patient did not have any medical history and no known comorbidity, the patient was not in a case of thyroid diagnosis of orbital pseudo tumor was made and it was proven on biopsy. This is another case of orbital pseudo tumor where there is involvement of bilateral orbit involving the intra as well as extra-fondant compartment of both orbits. Predominant involvement can be seen on the right side with micro-moderate proptosis of right eye and then there is homogeneous post-contrast enhancing soft tissue. There is no obvious diffusion restriction even in this patient. So this was also diagnosis orbital pseudo tumor and it was proven on biopsy. This is another such case of a 42-year-old lady who presented with headache and swelling in the left eye which was progressively increasing since four months. This patient has a history of hyperthyroidism since one month. And in this case we can see that there is involvement of both the orbits with predominant involvement on the left side. We can see that the eyelids are also showing high-co-intense soft tissue in the T1 axial sequence with involvement of the retro-orbital fad. Additional finding in this patient was that both the eye-extraclular muscles are showing bulky belly with the sparing of the tendinous insertion. Then there was a progenous post-contrast enhancement of the head-touch soft tissue of both the orbits. This was this home case of hyperthyroidism. This was diagnosis thyroid ophthalmopathy. This patient was put on steroids and showed drastic response. 30-year-old female operated case of left side salivary duct carcinoma received radiotherapy and now presented with left eye proproses and diminution of vision since last two months. This patient shows on MRI. We can see that there is flare hyper-intense intra as well as extraconal soft tissue region involving the retro-orbital region. Then there is involvement of left optic nerve and the perineuron sheet. Then the lesion is seen extending into the cavernous sinus. Then there is involvement of the left side of the acyl system as well as the lesion is showing an expansion into the extension into the meccanus tube with its extension. Then the post-contrast sequence shows there is homogenous enhancement of the entire soft tissue. The basal system, the meccal scale from the adjacent ura cavernous sinus and then the orbit. So that's the extensive perineural spread of the metastasis. Then seven-year-old male child has entered with sudden onset proptosis of left eye. There was no history of pain, redness or discharge, no history of vision loss. In MRI, we can see a lobulated multi-systic lesion with the variable size cystic spaces showing fluid, which appears flare. It shows fluid levels on T2 flare sequences and the fluid appears hyper-intense on T1 with blooming on SWS registry of hemorrhage content. There was no associated diffusion restriction. On post-contrast sequence, we can see that the lesion does not show any obvious enhancement on the brain enhancement can be seen. There is significant mass effect in the form of displacement of the eye globe laterally and optic nerve. So the diagnosis of venolymphatic malformation was different. Another such case of multi-systic lobulated lesion involving the intra as well as extraponal compartment in the left eye causing mass effect in the form of anterior displacement of left eye. With proptosis and in the multi-systic spaces show fluid fluid level, there is no obvious enhancement. So there is no venolymphatic malformation. Last case is of a 32-year-old male patient presented with sudden onset painful diminution of vision in left eye when altered sensorium sends one way. Patient is a known case of diabetes malitis on treatment since last one year. There is no history of trauma. On MRI, we can see that there is heterogeneously hyper intense soft tissue involving the intra as well as extraponal compartment of the orbit. And the soft tissue is also seen extending into the presectoral region, mainly in the medial aspect of left eye. There is a stern hyper intense collection in the bilateral etymoid paranesal sinuses and bilateral frontal paranesal sinuses. So there are two well defined large T2 hyper intense lesions are seen in the basic frontal region in both the frontal lobes. There is a T2 heterogeneous content within the lesions and there is significant perillational edema. The lesions show intense homogenous restriction and peripheral limb enhancement can be seen on the post contrast suggesting of cerebral abscess. The orbital soft tissue also shows homogenous post contrast enhancement. The left maxillary sinus shows peripheral mucusal hyper enhancement. Overall findings are suggestive of thin basin frontal sinusitis with preseptile and orbital cellulitis with intracranial extension in bilateral large cerebral abscesses with significant perillational edema. So on the basis of MRI we can differentiate multi compartmental lesions. Lymphoma on MRI appears as a iso intense on T1 and hyper intense on T2 with homogenous post contrast enhancement. The lymphoma generally shows intense diffusion restriction with a drop on ADC which is the characteristic feature of lymphoma which helps in differentiating it from pseudo dimmer and other inflammatory lesions. They are generally seen in the elderly age group and with more than 60, more than equal to 60 years of age. They are generally monolateral and extra tonal involving the superotemporal region and like Randolph however, they can be multi compartmental.  Generally the imaging findings are not any characteristic findings of metastatic. They generally have iso to hyper intense lesion on T2 and hyper intense on T1 with homogenous post pattern. They generally present with a known history and that helps us in diagnosing it as a metastatic lesions. Lymphatic malformation is generally present in the pubertal and adolescent age group and with a significant orbital swelling and proposes as the main presenting complaints. They are also known as lymphoma generally extra tonal but they can be multi compartmental. Then the sudden increase in proposes indicates that the hemorrhage within the situation. On MRI the characteristic appearance is a fluid fluid levels on T2 sequence with some sort of blooming on him as a gradient sequence as a stream of hemorrhage within the system. They generally present with a modulated metastatic lesion. The orbital supertumor are the idiopathic inflammatory lesions generally presenting in 4 to 6 seconds are the most common painful orbital mass in the adults. They are the third most common orbital lesion after thyroid ophthalmopathy and lymphoma. They are generally the diagnosis of exclusion. The characteristic MRI finding is the iso to hyper intense on T2 sequence. They do not generally show any diffusion restriction that is intense homogenous post contrast enhancement. The differentiating point between the orbital supertumor and the thyroid ophthalmopathy is the involvement is generally. The extracellular muscles involvement, the pseudo tumor involves a tendinous insertion while the thyroid ophthalmopathy spares tendinous insertion of the extracellular muscles. The raptomaya sarcoma is a tumor of the children. They generally present in the childhood. The head and neck and the orbit are the most common sites of raptomaya sarcoma. They have a rapid clinical history would generally present with a rapidly announced growing mass. The biopsy is mandatory for diagnosis MRI. The lesion will appear iso to hyper intense to extrocular muscles on T1, hyper intense on T2 with homogenous post contrast. Since the lesion is relevant, there is there can be associated bone erosion and intracranial extension. There is a locally aggressive fungal infection with, which simply involves the paranescent sinus and extension into orbit and brain by a direct spread or through vascular channels. The risk factors include uncontrolled diabetes malitis, iron overload, immunocompromised state and chronic steroid intake. The characteristic MR sign is a black turbinate sign, which is that the turbinates appear, hyper intense on T2 and post contra sequence and does not show homogenous enhancement. The obliteration of parenteral or retroenteral fat is an early indicator of the spread of the fungal sinusitis. The orbital extension can result in orbital apex syndrome or panophthalmitis. Intracranial extension can result in meningitis, extradural or intradural intraparent canal abscesses. These are my references. Thank you.


Hi, everyone. So I've been thinking about equilibrium, the Ganges Bromacutra and Magna Delta. I've done a handful of other projects here. But ultimately, everything's kind of inculminating towards the idea of what is the equilibrium elevation of the delta and how does that vary throughout the delta? So I'm going to talk to you a little bit about that today. But just for some overview, here we are looking down on the delta. We have the Ganges coming in from the west here and the Bromacutra from the north. And the Magna meets up right here south of Dhaka. But it's conveying about a billion tons of sediment total to the Bay of Bengal, about a third of that gets reworked into this extensive tidal network here. And that's predominantly where I focus my work. So zooming in on this tidal network, it's largely disconnected from the fluvial system, though you get fluvial input over here. But it's often been identified as one of the most at risk for sea level rise. Some recent work is showing that in the recent past, two to five millimeters per year is what's been experienced thus far. But there's been a growing body of literature showing that sediment is quite the resource here. All the way back to 2001, we see widespread. This is a high level study that said about a centimeter per year of elevation gain from sedimentation. More recently, we have these more point estimates that match that about a centimeter per year. As you get closer to the sediment source, the main river system, you get higher rates, about two centimeters per year. And here's a really interesting one that I focus on. There's a forthcoming allocation that I'm working on right now that focuses on that. But it's really high rates. We have about three centimeters per year there. And just a bit of a teaser, the way that sedimentation occurs, you have to have water on the platform that's bringing the sediment. So if the water is only changing a few millimeters per year, how are we getting centimeters of year of aggregation? And we think it's tied to tidal amplification, especially that one that was in orange in the northern extent there. It's likely due to the widening of the tide. So the highest tides are actually getting higher. So even those sea level, the relative water level, looks like it's moving a few millimeters. We're actually expanding the tidal range. The highest tide is getting higher, and it's actively occurring. My intuition on this was that tidal amplification would slow down over time because you can't amplify in perpetuity. But within the Ganges, there seems to be an ongoing reorganization on network that's creating this effect. And there's a recent paper that shows that this effect is continuing. This is adapted from one of their figures showing all of their amplification measurements aggregated together. So you can see that it's ongoing here. So I'm now starting to think about the long-term future stability of this delta and what's controlling this elevation. Ultimately, we think water level has got to be a part of that. And that manifests as relative sea level rise. So that's the subsidence plus any use of a static amount of sea level change. And we see that we expect maybe upwards of 100 centimeters across the delta by 2,100 as sea level rise really amplifies towards the end of the century. We have this ongoing tidal amplification piece that was identified. Changes in the sediment load. There's been a lot of work around this showing, hey, maybe the sediment load is going to increase from increased erosion and the catchment. But also, maybe it's going to decrease due to damming and human interventions. So there's a lot of uncertainty about what's going to happen over the long run with the elevation of this. So my question is, how is this going to impact the stability, the delta stability as a whole? I use simple models to ask this question. And here's what I mean by a simple model. Here's a stylized version of what my model is. I have a whole code basis on GitHub. I'll show a link for that at the end. But I can construct these tidal curves based on field data that we have. And I use a simple mass balance to estimate the aggregation per tidal cycle. So the top panel here, what it's showing is elevation. And the blue line is the tide.  So as the tide goes above it, that's when you can have sedimentation. That's when you get sediment on the platform. You get aggregation elevation change. So I calculate that at every single tidal cycle. And we can look at the change in elevation through time. You can play with the tides. You can stretch them. You can increase sea level. You can increase the amount of sediment that's going into it, the amount of subsidence. But ultimately, it's a really simple model. And it's really just this mass balance here. The change in the land service is just the sediment plus the organic matter minus the negative terms, which is the compaction subsidence. And you can actually throw in sea level rise in here as well. But the way it's inherently in my model is as a tidal. But it is effectively a negative term because it's looking at the relative change to the platform. So anytime the platform is flooded as we get sedimentation, we call that the accommodation space. That's what the shaded blue here is. So the way I've been thinking about what the long-term elevation will be is this idea of equilibrium. And I'm calling it an equilibrium elevation. It's the long-term steady-state elevation for a given range of those conditions. So we can change all the different parameters and see what the elevation naturally tends to. So over the long run, the elevation is going to tend to something so that even if you have relative water level changes, if you're measuring it relative to the water, the elevation appears unchanged. So the things that control that, at least within our model, the way we inherently internalize this is looking at we use mean tidal range. And that should capture tidal amplification. Suspended sediment concentrations is going to capture some of the change in the sediment mode, and relative sealable rises capturing the relative water level change. It's important to note not only do those terms capture those points in yellow there, they capture the spatial variability across the delta 2. So what we're doing here is exploring the parameter space. We're looking at the response surface. As we change these things, what is the natural tendency? The elevation want to sit at of these platforms. So we're creating a choose your own adventure. You can look at your own specific conditions to determine what the natural elevation should be. And we decided on this range of values here for these three parameters. We think it captures much of what is going on in the delta, both now and hopefully in the future. And the way we equilibrate this model. So here I'm showing the top panel here is the elevation change. Blue line, and I realize this after the fact that we actually had these side by side, but I've changed blue not to be the tides anymore. It's now the platform. So keep in mind this is the platform elevation change through time. The dash line is mean sea level. So a flat line here, since we're doing elevation change, that's implying that sea level is increasing at a centimeter per year, which is on the high rate. But this is just one simulation that we ran. So if I run a platform evolution for 200 years, this is what slowly happens. It goes up and down and up and down. And the interesting bit, the up and down part is actually tied to an actual behavior that we see in the tides. There's an 18 year lunar cycle that seems to have some potential long term impacts for this stable surface. But in order to determine it's equilibrated or in equilibrium, we tried to minimize that difference until it was about under a half a millimeter. So at that point, it's equilibrated. And we choose 200 years here because it guaranteed the range of simulations we were running where it equilibrated by them. So there's a lot to work with here. I'm going to step through this slowly with you. So here's what the surface of the sequel of the elevation looks like. So we're exploring the parameter space here. This is a small multiples plot. What we're looking at here is we have three columns. And they represent highest astronomical tide, mean high water, and mean sea level. It's important to note that looking at just mean sea level tells you only one part about what the elevation of these platforms are because the highest tide is really impactful, especially if you're living there. So we look at all three of those. And along the y-axis of all these plots is the tidal range, and along the x-axis is the suspended sediment concentration. And as you move down through these slices, you're increasing the relative sea level rise. So starting up here at 2, all the way up to about a centimeter per year relative water change. So you might see things that I don't. Every time I look at this, I see something new. But things that stand out to me, this is something that really surprised me in terms of what the data showed me. Doesn't surprise me based on what I've seen in the field there. Much of the delta is quite stable. That is to say, small changes in these parameters result in not large changes in equilibrium elevation. But big things that jump out to me are these critical thresholds. There's a really strong, I call it a strong threshold here. But as soon as you get around a 0.1 grams per liter, you start to rapidly fall off in terms of re-equilibrium elevation. So that is really pronounced. It's partially pronounced in mean sea level here. But if you really look at the highest tide, you can really see the contours of that become steep and it falls off quickly. For mean tidal range, so if the tides are not, they're not swingy, they generally are more compressed. The highest tide isn't as high, so you don't have as much of a ability to exact sediment onto the platform. That might mean that you need more small inundations to maintain an equilibrium. And there seems to be somewhat of a weak threshold below two meters here for the tidal range. And the reason I think it's a weak, or it is important to note, is because as you increase sea level rise, you start to get into this range where the average tide, so this is the average high water, the average tide is flooding the platform, which has impacts if, say, you're living on this platform. So I think it's important to consider where the mean tidal range is as well. The big takeaway, one of the big, actually I think the biggest takeaway Delta's quite stable. Another big takeaway though here is that at really low suspended sediment and low tidal ranges, and you increase sea level above six millimeters, or relative sea level rise above six millimeters per year, you start to get into this zone where it becomes submerged always. There's no way to keep it in equilibrium above the lowest tide. So that's just one part of the story. The other part is what does this mean in terms of the dynamics on the platform? So the elevation is one thing, but in order to maintain that elevation, what does that mean in terms of the length of time that's being flooded, or how deeply it's being flooded? So we look at the same thing here. It's the same setup, relative sea level rise as you go down, and the same axes. And what jumps out to me here is the hydro period, which is the inundation time, is similar to mean high water. So it's being controlled somewhat by that. The depth is mirroring the highest astronomical tide here, and the threshold is very pronounced in both these, that SSE threshold here. And you can see that it quickly drops off below on both these cases. And it really, looking back at the previous plots, I didn't quite understand why this was triangular shape, but it becomes evident to me that these contours really get smushed down here within the hydro period, and they start to bend in that corner. And it's because you quickly get to a point where you're getting close to 12 and a half hours of inundation in a semi-diurnal system that's a full tidal cycle. So it's fully inundated always. So it turns out the hydro period's kind of controlling. So first order here, I wanted to step back. This is arm wavy, but I think it kind of gives me a sense for, can this model tell us something about the current configuration? So we can start thinking about the future configuration, the delta. And the way I'm thinking about that is as you move away, so here we are, the Ganges Brown Poocher of Magna River Mouth here carrying all this sediment out. As you move away, generally suspended sediment goes down and marginally tidal range goes up as you move away from it. The fluvial input kind of can suppress the tidal range, but also as you move west, the natural tidal range is higher. But I don't think it's quite, the numbers are a little fudged here at this point, but I think my intuition tells me that the tidal range is even higher though as you move inland from this tidal amplification. So suspended sediment tidal range inversely correlated as they move down the coast and then tidal range increases as you go in. So let's go back to this figure, equilibrium elevation. And let's think about, so that one dot that I told you, the orange one right here at the top, it's one area I thought about a lot. I would say that we're in the range of three to four meters for the average tidal range. And we have quite high sediment here because it's close to the fluvial system and it's receiving much of the input and it has the high tidal range and a lot of sediment. So if we are there, we're above two, we're around two, two and a half meters, which is exactly what we've seen in the field relative to the water level. So for the natural system, this is not considering the polders, which are an embanked system. We're looking at just these natural mangroves for right now. So if we're there, we have really high elevation. You can see it on the map here. And as we move west, there's been much conversation around, are these already experiencing drowning from sea level rise? That may be the case, but also this natural elevation seems to want to be lower. So if we go all our contours here relative to mean sea level and we go, let's approximate it as 0.1 grams per liter, we know it's less and we think it's three to four or maybe closer to three, you see that the elevation naturally wants to be lower relative to the eastern side here. So maybe what we currently see is expected, maybe there is ongoing drowning, but it's important to note, we do know that suspended sediment decreases as you move over here. And I pointed out there's a critical threshold around 0.1 grams per liter. So this area may, if it's not already, maybe critically close to that threshold. So just to summarize here, surprisingly, the delta surprisingly stable, even at these really high rates of sea level rise for much of the delta, but there are these critical thresholds of 0.1 grams per liter of suspended sediment. The low, small tidal range makes it more likely you're in a data more frequently, you're below mean high water. And present data, delta elevations roughly match our intuition and our understanding from this. And my code is available here and Python's open source, feel free to use it. I'm still in the middle of trying to actually publish it on PIP, but you can build it from source right now and play around. Is there a question for Chris?  Yeah. There's a question back there. Looks like you're doing your CCMES fun run, Mark. That's very, very good. Chris, that was really wonderful. And I like to see that the tides have so much impact. But I'm wondering that part of the world also get impacted by less frequent, but large events like hurricanes or cyclones. I'm not sure how you call them there. We had just over the weekend, there was one slightly close to Myanmar, I think. But could it be that your orange dot is somewhat more land inward? So if such a large event occurs, it could erode some of the sediment that gets deposited closer to the coastline and maybe moves that lands inwards or less eroding at that orange dot. Could that also be a factor to consider or do you think the tides are really the driving force? Yeah, so I gave a talk on this AGU, the tidal amplification bit. It seems to be that the elevation is following tidal, ongoing tidal amplification. And we see this from Jeff Bommer and Carol Wilson's work on that site that the elevation gain there has been consistent over five years at least and probably longer, it's yearly that high. And you're right, storm surges is likely kind of remobilizing a lot of this, but I think the signal is so persistent that it's likely dominated by the tidal amplification.


We did an adjusting entry last time related to the interest, accrued interest. We could see it down here reflected in our payable of interest payable. This being interest that has been consumed, kind of like if you were to consume the rental of an office building, but you hadn't yet paid the rent, we have to incur, we have to on an accrual basis show, hey, you owe that money because you consumed the office building space, and you have to show the interest payable here because you consumed the use of the money that you used to finance the equipment that you're using to generate revenue in the future. And then on the right hand side, the other side of the report, it was included in the interest expense. So that's great because our financial statements are properly reported now as close as possible to proper accrual recording as of the cutoff date in our case February 28th, which notice you might think of it more on a year-end cutoff date oftentimes, but we're doing the end of February. You could do it a month-by-month cutoff date depends on what you're doing, but that's our cutoff date. So the financial statements were correct so we could do our reporting as of that point in time, but it kind of messes up the bookkeeper now because they were going to record an interest like on the second month, when they make the payment here, they were just going to record it according to the amortization schedule. And now we've got this weird thing happening. So let's pull this down here and just show you what I mean by this, right? Because now they're going to be like, okay, I'm going to record the interest, but now I've got this interest payable here, what do I have to do with that? So you would think at the next time of payment, if I don't reverse that, that I have to take that into account because normally what I was just going to do, the bookkeeper might say or the accountant might say when they're when they're entering, I usually, I would say cash would have to go down. And this would be my journal entry. I would say I'm going to put in debit to credit, it would be a credit in which I'm going to make a negative number and what's what I normally do. And then interest expense would have to be debited according to my schedule here of the 145.83. And then the loan payable account would go down by this. And that would put me in balance, these two adding up to that. So in other words, I was planning, if I'm the bookkeeper, I'm talking about from the accounting department side of things, I was planning on entering like a check form or an expense form. I'm not actually going to record this. I'm just saying that that when I paid this off, one of these accounts was going to go to interest expense, interest expense, according to my amortization schedule of 145.83, 145.83. And the other was going to go into that loan payable account, loan payable, but for like the business loan, which I think was the B of A, one that we're on. And that was going to be for the<PHONE_NUMBER>. What did I say? 0.99, 0.99. And that's the transaction I was thinking to do here so that it would have the total of the 176482 lowering the cash account. And then interest expense would be this 145 and then the loan payable would be going down. And then I would match out this 3381. That's what would happen. But I can't do that because if I take into consideration you've got this loan payable on the books, you would think now I'd have to do something like cash would still go down by this amount. But then you've got this interest payable, interest payable, which is a liability payable on the books at $72.92. So I'd have to take that off the books, which is a debit because it's a liability account. I won't. And then the interest expense then would have to be for this 145, 14583 minus that I think. And then the loan payable would still have to be this, something like that. So this still ties out. And so if I was to properly record the next transaction, I'd have to decrease the loan payable, breaking out the decrease of the loan payable. If I go back on over to here and say, do you want to leave? I'm going to say, without saving, I do. I do. I'd have to make that go back down to zero, which isn't hitting the income statement in the current period, which would be March in this case. And then I'd have to record the side, the interest expense in March. This is complex. I don't want the accountant to have to deal with that. We could tell them to just keep doing this or possibly just if they're on a cash-based system, just record everything to the cash amount to the loan payable account. And we'll just do periodic adjustments. And we'll just fix it at the end of each period or something like that. But we're going to say, look, we're going to reverse it.


A new feature here on Yes, we're really excited about it. I did not know that presented by Audi, starring Michael Grady. Thanks a lot. A deep thought. A deep thought. How about this scene right there? Did you know that the Nets have one of the tallest surfers in the world? Whoa. Jared Allen, this offseason with teammates out there. Look at him standing up on the surf board. It's a seven footer out there getting it done. I talked to him earlier, he said he was out there and people on the staff wanted to do something different. And they brought up surfing to him and he said, yes, I'm game. It flattened the throw there. The water. It didn't. It's the throttle. But he enjoyed it, went out there and he cannot wait to get back out on the ocean to do it again. It wasn't a one time thing. Oh, he's a surfer now. Michael, let me say this. I did not know that. First of all, can we replay the intro of gravy? That's going to play along. That's going to be a big hit on social media. I did not know that the ocean would affect the throw in that matter and that Michael would be pondering all this.


USA and Azerbaijan want peace in southern Caucasus. The President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, received the US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, James O'Brien. The sides stressed the importance of US Assistant Secretary of State, James O'Brien's visit to Azerbaijan in terms of discussions on various aspects of bilateral relations and the exchange of ideas on regional issues. President Ilham Aliyev said that the two countries had established the relations of successful cooperation in various fields, especially in the field of energy. The head of state noted that following the 44-day patriotic war, Armenia had not fulfilled its obligations. Emphasizing that Azerbaijan supported the regional peace agenda, President Ilham Aliyev said that after the end of the conflict and full restoration of Azerbaijan's sovereignty, historic opportunities had arisen for the establishment of peace, noting that the United States could contribute to the process by considering the new realities. James O'Brien in turn touched upon the role the United States played in delivering Azerbaijan's energy resources to world markets, said that his country supported the peace agenda in the region, the normalization of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and the negotiations on a peace treaty, and pointed out that the United States was ready to continue the negotiations in this regard in Washington. James O'Brien emphasized that the U.S. supported the development of the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor concept, as well as the continuation of discussions on the opening of communications between Armenia and Azerbaijan.


Everybody forced here ripping it's 20 21 contenders optic football hobby 10 box half case number seven picker team style Adam O Raiders and Titans Andrew H Rams Brennan R Panthers Chris F Giants Chris B Eagles Damian T Niners Dan M Jets Daniel D Chargers Daniel W Bengals Broncos Steelers Derek M Lions Derward Cowboys Edgar B Buccaneers Eric R With the Bears Eric P Ravens Harper bills Jacob B chiefs Jake J Seahawks Justin B Browns Kendall with the Texans Muhammad Patriots Scott B Cardinals Falcons Colts Vikings and Saints Scott M Jaguars Shaunty Washington Shad with the Packers and Tommy with the Dolphins. Good luck everybody. Thank you very much for joining half case number seven Come on gold vinyl. I think that's the one thing. We really haven't hit today. We hit a Nebula. We've hit some golds. Let's see a gold vinyl Gotta get a one-on-one, you know gotta do it. All right space. We got TJ Watt and Dwayne Eskridge Oh, I saw I see one of those really cool cards coming up a silver for the Panthers Christian McCaffrey and Aaron Rodgers a black Scobalottery ticket had one of these last break to 25 Congrats Packers There you go My favorite insert for sure Got Lions rookie ticket auto Levi and was it Rike? Yeah, different case though. Obviously we're number seven. So this is the first half of this 20 box case and finally some ink for the Patriots Matt Jones Rookie of the year contenders auto to 30 boom Monster hit Patriots blue color match Seven of 30 That one egg. That's so pretty a lottery ticket had like I had some of the bigger rookie quarterbacks I'll give you guys a checklist actually I Didn't know they were gonna be that cool because they didn't have like a photo of it They didn't have like a preview of it. We still haven't seen another one of those. Um What are they called splitting image? Those are really cool, too. You got base James Robinson and Ian book Red rookie Texans Davis Mills to 175 seconds up that might come off I'm gonna send an empty box and a wrapper of the Texan spot That might just come off God optic illusion Packers insert silver Aaron Rodgers. Oh, it's all good. It's all good Paul. I got you the link there though It's got Can't even find it now. I lost it Got Jaguars rookie ticket auto orange Mackay Sargent to 50 and Sarge on the auto And Vikings rookie ticket auto red and years with Marseille the 149 And then those mafia Yeah, what is Ram stuff so long? He must have been a late trade then There's a few of those guys. There's a Few rookies that can trade it every year if you like. All right. We've got Clio Mack Ron Dale Moore silver jet not Jags, uh, but Niners rookie Trey sermon Niko Collins and Amari Rodgers X's and O's one two three top on the die roll for the Texans four five six bottom for the Packers Six going Packers Chargers rookie ticket auto Larry roundtree the third and Texans Cracked ice rookie ticket auto Brevin Jordan There that's only our second cracked ice auto today nice hit Texans Revan Jordan never heard of that name. So There's a Mahomes base Bateman Mack Jones rookie ticket read very nice To 175 Patriots and is that that is a red white blue. I believe yeah Russell Wilson of 13 Seahawks MVP contenders on the red white and blue Broncos rookie ticket auto Patrick certan the second and Cardinals rookie ticket on card auto So RPS is Ron Dale Moore number for the Cardinals You know a lot of Ron Dale today. I feel like got Tana Hill There's a Wilson rookie with some damage there. I'm gonna send empty box and wrapper for the jet spot your preparation Got cracked ice Raiders season ticket Josh Jacobs to 22 Nice and orange X's and O's for the Rams Aaron Donald Matthews staffer to 50 Viking's rookie ticket auto blue as Patrick Jones the second to 99 and Chargers rookie ticket auto Larry roundtree the third and halfway through. Come on. Let's heat up now had a really nice Mac Pull up a little since then. Let's see something big here Come on gold vinyl. Where you at? Base Jonathan Taylor Kyle Trask Red for the Rams rookie to to at well the 175 Silver X's and O's Panthers Brian Burns Sam Darnold Colts rookie ticket auto Mike Strahan Not numbered It bears rookie ticket auto Daz Newsom base cards Devonte Adams Packers and Rookie for the Jets Elijah Moore Another crack dies 49ers rookie ticket Eli Mitchell That's sick. There you go San Fran. That's 13 of 22 You cracked ice in the case access and O's silver for the Packers Charles Woodson Brett Bar Falcons rookie ticket auto Ritchie Grant on the silver not numbered and variation Panthers orange rookie ticket auto Chuba Hubbard On card Hubbard 17 of 20 on the variation orange We've got Devonte Adams Sam Ellinger rookie base Looks like orange. Maybe go think it's orange. Yeah, orange one of 50 Steelers rookie ticket Najee Harris Round numbers blue for the Niners and Chargers Eli Mitchell Larry roundtree the third that's 66 of 99 Will die one two three top four five six bottom Two this one's going top Niners Vikings rookie ticket auto Patrick Jones the second Base auto not numbered Larry roundtree the third rookie ticket auto base for the Chargers. Yeah, it's so it's a really cool set Paul. I Want to see a splitting image too. We've so far. We've seen one in three and a half cases just about Granted, we have only seen two lottery tickets as well. I think they're just Short printed for the most part it seems like Base the fun digs Jalen water rookie Ravens rookie red as Rashad Bateman to 175 winning tickets over for the Cardinals Deandre Hopkins Giants rookie ticket auto Aziz O'Jallari not numbered In a variation for the Panthers again here terrorist Marshall Jr. This time on the blue color match rookie ticket RPS 5030 on the variation Panthers doing pretty well actually a lot of Hubbard and Marshall so far Last one come on now. See a bang on the back base to and Davis Mills rookie base Packers red Aaron Rodgers to 175 Winning ticket blue for the Steelers TJ Watt 99 there you go Steelers Number to ten nine of ten gold rookie ticket auto Titans Caleb Farley There you go Titans on the gold and they're doing pretty well Most of the day it seems like Adam. Oh nice gold Caleb Farley First rounder and Jets rookie ticket auto not numbered for RPS. I should say Michael Carter to a recap autos We have Michael Carter Gold Caleb Farley terrorist Marshall Jr. Aziz O'Jallari there a round tree the third Patrick Jones the second Chuba Hubbard Richie Grant Dazz Newsom Mike strong they were around through the third Patrick Jones the second Patrick Surtan the second Ron Dale Moore cracked ice Brevin Jordan for the Texans to 22 They were around through the third Amir Seth Marcez Mackay Sargent Levi was a Rique Got a lottery ticket Aaron Rodgers black scope to 25 And a rookie of the year insert auto Patriots Mack Jones 7 of 30 Very nice it for the Patriots. Thanks again everybody. We've got another half case coming up