What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here since I'm a scream six in this video here again today talking about Jamal Maroney once again because he has Opened his mouth once again Probably sharing a little bit too much according to some people and what they're interpreting his words mean This is an exclusive from screen rent that came out earlier today But he was talking to screen rent again exclusively while discussing I guess a participation in upcoming movie gone in the night and He talked about his character role in scream 6 now already We know that he will be starring in the movie as a cop character But he's revealed that his character has a surprising connection to Ghostface this connection that he's revealed has some people now stating that Oh, he's the killer some people also now stating that this takes him off of the suspect list completely So let's just jump right on into it and I'll talk about what I've seen some people say so he stated that I See I see in your background over there and I and can I tell you I just watched screen 4 and screen 5 to prepare for my role in Scream 6 and they're great movies. It's so fun I'm really thrilled to throw down with this great cast much of the same Lee cast from screen 2022 They're making another one right away thrilled to join up and we're shooting as we speak. Yeah, I play a cop So finally they're asking me to play cops here and there. This is one of them I guess I shouldn't say I guess I shouldn't say that my daughter is one of the victims But I don't have to describe how or in what way so that's what draws me into the story is strong family ties Now some people instantly jump to the idea. Is he stating that his character is Connected to someone in screen 5. I did not get that. He simply stated that his daughter is Is a victim Knowing he's a cop this seems to be what makes him get involved in investigating the killings I did not read this and interpret that as him talking about something from the past I read that as him referring to something of the now something of a character that we're about to meet Going into screen 6 not him being the father of Amber not him being the father of Jill not him being the father of Anyone from the past. I'm not saying they aren't going to do that. But when reading what he said It seems like he's talking about again more so than now a character We haven't met a character. We will probably get to meet in the upcoming movie and it seems like again That's what draws him into Having an interest in the case because one of his daughters will fall victim the ghost face I've seen some people talk about how this could be Leona Liberado, we know she's starring in the movie. She has a role and seen how some people say well Maybe this is her dad and she has a death in the movie Presumably and that's what sparks him to get involved based off of that and that's who his daughter is that he's referring to Who will be a victim now also being a victim doesn't mean you're necessarily gonna die His daughter could be attacked and that's what prompts him to again become and become interested in discovering who is behind the mask and Who is tormenting New York City Some people have also stated that they think he could be West Hicks dad I do like that idea the idea of him being Connected to Judy Hicks and exploring the possibility of Judy Hicks not only having a son but having a daughter and Maybe there was a relationship and a marriage that she used to have way back before she started flirting with Dewey and they had a falling out Moroni could have taken their daughter She kept their son West and we learned that throughout the movie somehow that he's from Woodsboro Move to New York after his split from Judy Hicks I've seen some people talk about that Maybe that's how he gets introduced and we're about to meet yet another child that we didn't know Judy had in screen five And we're about to learn about an ex-husband that she apparently had before again We know she was doing her thing and flirting with Dewey in order for that to work I would say they definitely would have had to have a split around 2010 or so maybe something prior to that definitely before the events of screen four note for sure but all in all I Do believe that we will get to see and hear about more details of of course We're gonna learn more details about his daughter going into screen six since he shared to us now that he has a child I do think though that a lot of people and the assumptions they were making a many of them More more than likely are gonna be wrong Given that he came out and said this it seems like it was done in a purposeful way to get you to go down the right rabbit hole But come to the wrong conclusion still because you got mixed up some some way on the way down the rabbit hole I still think that there's gonna be a lot of things that Happen on screen that you are not prepared for as it pertains to this daughter that he's revealed I don't think it's gonna be that cut and dry and that simple to figure out That is just somebody from the past like an amber or a Kirby or a Jill or anything like that more than likely It will be again going off how he how he was stating his words He's talking about something in the now something that relates to This upcoming killing spree not something from the past I'm not saying he isn't referring to something from the past But the way he stated it doesn't indicate that to me speaks more so of the now And I know a lot of people also heard his words and again They did not go down the path of thinking that this puts him down the list Further as far as a potential suspect they've stated that this actually raises his ranking for them because again We've seen Jill Roberts do this Jill Roberts has had a family member get caught in the crossfires While also press while also presenting herself as someone who's being attacked and stalked by ghost face while her friends are dying around her and her own mother and She ended up being responsible for the death of her own mother So a lot of people are keeping that in mind when he's revealing these things and they think that he slowly but surely more and more is just throwing out details that he's the killer and This is why I'm the killer because I've lost a daughter. They think that that's what he's saying Now you'll find out of course in the movie if that's what it is or if it isn't that I again will say that I do not believe it's gonna be that cut and dry. I do not believe it's gonna be that simple I don't believe it'll have anything to do with Jill Roberts. I don't believe it Anything to do with Kirby Reed. I don't believe it'll have anything to do with being the father of Amber or anything like that It's not a problem if they do that, but again going off of how Dermott was wording everything It seems like the ghost face attacks He's referring to are related to the now the upcoming things that happened in Scream 6 that set him off into solving the case and finding out who is ghost face Who killed his daughter if their daughter did die or who attacked his daughter if the daughter is just someone Who's attacked and makes it out of a makes out alive and is left with a vengeful father I've also made a comparison with some people talking about this to the fact that it's kind of reminding me if they go down that route Maybe a little bit of Roy from Friday the 13th part 5 So I think there's a lot of things here that might be too easy From what he stated that they're gonna flip on your head when you see Scream 6 But we'll see who his daughter is when the movie comes out if you haven't already, of course Make sure you subscribe turn on post notifications. 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to all of you that are joining us here live for another episode of The Nonprofit Show. We are really excited because this week is a Power Week and fundraising academy with National University is here every single day this week. So we're kicking off Monday or as I referred, Monday with our, one of our favorites, Tony Bell. So thank you for being here, Tony. So glad to have you. My pleasure. Thank you. Thank you Power Week is always an exciting week. It is. It's really exciting. You know, we kind of launched it after Shark Week to kind of like represent the, you know, the focus on one particular conversation. And today that's exactly what we're focused on is the cause selling education here at Fundraising Academy. So really excited to have you with us. Thank you, Tony, Dana White. It kind of disappears a little, but. I know, I know. Yeah, but really excited to have you again. For those of you, Tony is with Fundraising Academy at National University. And today we're really excited to launch into the cause selling education model. And we're doing that and starting with phase one, step one, and then also phase one, step two. So there's several different phases of this, but it's an eight step cycle. So all throughout this week, we will be going through those eight steps with an amazing representative from Fundraising Academy. Yeah. Well, you know, it's a really, I love this opportunity because it's so hard for Jarrett and I. Sometimes we've just got that 30 minute window. And so for us to actually have an opportunity to drill down with you and really get your team for five days straight. It's an amazing thing. Again, if we haven't met, I'm Julia Patrick, CEO of the American Nonprofit Academy, been joined today by the non-profit nerd herself. Jarrett R. Ransom, which we are so excited to be a part of this conversation. And so we thank you very, very much for being with us. You know, Nonprofit Power Week is an amazing partnership with so many folks. And they include, of course, Fundraising Academy at National University, Bloomerang, your part-time controller, American Nonprofit Academy, Nonprofit Thought Leader, Staffing Boutique, Nonprofit Nerd and Nonprofit Tech Talk. These are the folks that join us day in and day out so that we can do something as innovative as Nonprofit Power Week. So super exciting. Hey, again, this is a really interesting thing because Jarrett, we talk a lot about cause selling with Fundraising Academy and the concept. You were even at Cultivate, their first ever conference in San Diego broadcasting live for two days. But one of the things is this is a really comprehensive look at their structure. So if you wanna take your team and get them up to speed, maybe even your board, you can access all of this week put together and you can do that on our app, on our streaming broadcast and our podcast. Every day we update, but what's really cool about this is let's say next month or in six months or whenever and you wanna pull your group together and go through this consecutive piece of information and training, you can do that. So you can do that on these three portals that we're so excited to be able to share with you.  It was really, really exciting, but so today's gonna be a little bit easier. I'm gonna witness to everybody that Tony was the one that first came to us with this concept and Jared and I were like, I mean, we were doing some of these things, I think intuitively, but Tony, we weren't doing them in the strategic path. And so- Neither was I. That's amazing. I mean, it's really, it was just like this eye-opener and every time we talk about it, Tony, it's even more of an eye-opener. So Tony Bell, Senior Director of National University Academy's Relationship Center, an amazing, amazing thought leader within our sector. So not to belabor the point, but let's have you introduce the concept first and foremost of this cycle and what that entails before we drill down. And I love this diagram. We used to, I used to kind of levily refer to it as the doughnut, but then someone said, oh no, it's a lifesaver. So I was like, yes, the cause selling cycle is a lifesaver. But like you said, Julia, many of us that have been in the nonprofit sector for a hot minute have done all of this naturally, but it is amazing and compelling when you look at all of these strategies in this type of cycle. And it really is the full cycle of the, again, the prospecting all the way to the stewardship, all about individual relationship-driven fundraising. You know, it's really a fascinating way to go because one of the things I felt, and I can't wait to talk about this even more throughout the week is that, you know, they're jumping in and jumping out points and they're different ways to handle all of these different steps. And so while this wheel looks, and I love that you use the word lifesaver, Jared, that's like fabulous. I know, I was a toss up doughnut or lifesaver, but it has a little bit more meaning, I think, behind the lifesaver. I know we're broadcasting live from the West, doughnut right now, early in the morning sounds good. Maybe not to you in the East Coast, don't, Tony. Yeah, I remember when you brought this to us, Tony, and we were thinking like, where has this been for 20 plus years, right? And yes, maybe some of it is intuitive. Maybe some of it is really just part of, you know, best practice and kind of, you know, the model we follow, but really having this succinct and a strategic manner, as Julia mentioned, the strategy around this, it makes so much sense. So let's start off with phase one, step one. Again, for those of you watching, you can see the cause selling cycle, the education model on the slide, and that helps you for those visual, you know, individuals, but talk to us about prospecting for donors. Cause this to me sounds like the very, very beginning. Yeah, so prospecting, you're right, it's how to find qualified donors. It is your data mining, right? And so data mining in terms of data that you currently might have, there's a lot of donor data, right, within your organization, but it's also the data mining externally as you prospect for individuals that are going to, you know, fit the mission of your organization. And again, it's all around developing those one-on-one relationships with a donor. So, you know, it's qualifying, it's looking at things like approachability, capacity to give a desire or the decision makers. So it's really utilizing all of the tools available to us to create this great list of potential donors for the organization. So again, whether you're data mining internally, you're data mining externally, you're doing that through focus groups with existing donors for referrals, whatever that looks like, but your prospecting really is your investment in time and resources to create this great list of potential supporters for your cause. I appreciate that you mentioned internal and external. And I just have to do a call out for that internal because I forget which guest it was recently, Julia, but they really talked about how like your next major donor is already in your database, right? They're in the house. It's already, they're already there. And I feel like that's a constituency base that we take for granted, right? Like it's there, but we don't really uncover and turn, you know, turn the rocks just enough or at the right time to really see the potential. So I just so appreciate that you mentioned this is prospecting not only for external new donors, but those donors that we already have in our database. So thank you for that. Yeah, no, absolutely. You know, Tony, I feel like I hear from a lot of nonprofits not necessarily fundraisers, but nonprofit like C-suite and especially board members that are like, we're going back to the well too often. We keep asking, you know, more and more, we need, this only works if we get new people. And what I hear you saying with this is that not necessarily you need to under, you know, your internal database, it changes and the lives of your donors and prospects internally change. So I think that's kind of an interesting thing to wake up to, if you will. For sure. And not to get too off track with these first two steps, but you mentioned at the beginning of the conversation, the various ways or points to onboard or kind of off-board, right, in the cycle. So when you look at LAPS donor or donor retention, there are different places within the cycle that you might look to re-engage folks. So especially when we're looking at again, you know, LAPS donors, you know, how to kind of move existing donors to larger, you know, giving amounts, there are different places within the cycle that you would start that process with, again, with an existing donor. Okay, cool. I'm glad, I'm glad. Super nerdy and so much. Yeah. That's awesome. Well, thank you, thank you for sharing that. So, you know, we've taken the first step in phase one and we've started this prospecting piece, which is so critical. It's an ongoing thing. I would imagine it's not just like a one and done. It's a growing living piece of how we do our business. But then you talk about moving us into the pre-approach and qualifying our prospects. And when we look at that, that's something that we talk about in for-profit sales a lot, like, are they a qualified buyer? But I think what is interesting is this flip, like, are they a qualified donor? And what does that look like? It's not just financial, right? No, it's not just financial.  So, like you said, Julia, it's all of that kind of qualifying that takes place. And I think that we have a particular kind of qualifying strategy within cause selling called the Madden Approach, which I think Jared is a bit of a fan of. I love that. But yeah, so there are tools. And again, you can go to mylearningportal.org and have access to a lot of the resources, to take a deeper look at things like the Madden Test, which is a great qualifier to help you kind of recognize your ABCs in terms of where you're going to invest your time and effort. So it's that. But then again, when we say pre-approach, it's all of those things, learning about the donor, where's the right place to meet the donor? Really just thinking about all of those, not necessarily qualifiers, but all of the things that are going to make for a more successful kind of first moment of truth with that potential investor. Tony, for this one, do you also start to identify the capacity of gift? Like, are we also identifying between this range and I mentioned this because I was recently in a location that had a donor walk, not a wall, but a walk, right? And it was, I'm always fascinated. And I find myself, of course, staring at all of the engraved bricks to find the names of these individuals, right? So like during this pre-approach, are we also identifying that potential ask amount? Yeah, yeah, we definitely are. We definitely are. So, you know, we're looking at things again, like capacity to give, capacity in terms of a decision maker. So, for those folks that are interested and want to take a deeper dive into that Madden test, you know, the Madden test has these very specific qualifiers, but I encourage you to think above and beyond those qualifiers and even change them if one of those qualifiers isn't necessarily relevant to your organization. So really think about that test and those qualifiers and make sure that they're super relevant to your organization. But all of those things, yes, Jared, capacity to give, you know, being a decision maker, alignment to the mission and the cause, alignment to ethics and transparency.  So there's a lot of great qualifiers. Cause again, this is all about attracting and building relationships with the right individuals for your organization. And not everyone is the right person for your organization. So in those scenarios, you can go through the approach, the approach, even the needs discovery and come to a conclusion that this just isn't the right individual for your organization. So then what you do is you celebrate the fact that they're philanthropic at all. You celebrate that they want to give and maybe you make recommendations to other organizations that might better align with their values or their passion points. You know, I think of the great Terry Axelrod who created Raising More Money and she uses that phrase, bless and release.  And I think we all know along our journey of life when things just don't seem right. And so rather than try and make them to be right, sometimes you do have to say, this is just not a good fit for right now. Absolutely, absolutely. And I think that because if you're making this investment and putting so much energy into this process and you get to that point where you're thinking, yeah, this isn't gonna work. I think it's really, I think it's vital to be honest to say, yeah, we need to move on to something else. And I'm wondering that's really before we get to this next step, the approach, which now is moving into phase two. And even though phase one only has like two points, it seems to me, Tony, that that's the heavy lift. You invest a lot of time in these first two phases. You really do, you need to. I mean, it's why it's called development, right? Is that, and I say that sarcastically all the time because folks just need to be reminded constantly that it's a reason why it's called development. And you need to, as a fundraising professional, you and your senior leadership need to accept that time needs to be invested, quiet time at your desk needs to be invested in prospecting and continuously making sure that there's a robust pipeline of individuals for you to connect with and kind of start them on this call of selling journey. Cause again, once we get to step four needs discovery, we're really going to know at that point whether or not this is a good fit for the organization and for the donor. So, yeah. Let's talk about step, you know, we've moved into phase two, step one of phase two, which is the approach. So we're starting a new level and we've done all this homework and research. And as Jared said, you know, we've done it internally. We've looked at external issues, the Madden test. I mean, this is not just if wishes were fishes, we'd all have a fry kind of concept. We've been thinking about it and we're pretty educated about what goes next. But now we need to look at the approach and what does that mean? Yeah, so again, step two is all about getting yourself ready for the approach. You're doing all, you're putting on your Sherlock Holmes or your Nancy Drew, whatever it is, right? And you are really, you know, investigating, if you will, the potential of this individual. So you're going through all kinds of checklists, Julia.  What other types of organizations have they given to? And a lot of this information is out there. And I think for a lot of newer fundraisers, so let's say newer professionals in the industry, some of this kind of sleuthing, if you will, doesn't come natural and might even feel a little uncomfortable. But, you know, embrace that uncomfortable feeling because the information that you're going to receive by going through this process and going through these checklists are gonna be really important when you move to step three for the approach. All of that information is gonna help you when you go for the approach, right? When to set up the meeting, you know, what's the best way to navigate the gatekeeper if there is a gatekeeper? You're gonna have a good understanding of the other organizations that this individual may have contributed to. So how can you celebrate those other kind of contributions as part of your initial kind of, you know, connection or conversation with the potential donor? Yeah, and it's discovery, right? Like you are looking mostly, I would say, at public platforms, right? Like finding this information, also your own donor database. Hopefully that is chocked full with previous conversations of other individuals. Although I know they're not always done that way but they should be, right? Really looking at that information as way of, you know, qualifying that prospect. And then you're able to really, I wanna say like celebrate them for all of the support they've done for the local community, greater community, whatever that looks like.  Like clear to help facilitate the philanthropic support, the gifts, the investment of these donors. And so all of these little breadcrumbs along the way that we pick up during our sleuthing, right, Tony? Like it's all just data and it helps us to really identify, you know, what does this donor like? Where have they really been involved? Maybe even to the recognition, right? It might even take us to how does this individual prefer to be recognized? So there's a lot of information there. A lot of information there. And in the actual textbook, and folks will see this also on the learning portal as we talk about kind of a deeper dive and more information. Part of your pre-approach also is, anticipating what this particular donor may ask you, right? When you have that first meeting. So we offer the top 10 questions your donors, you know, may have. And the number 10 question is, why should I trust you? So, you know, so there's a list of these, you know, these 10 questions and we could have come up with 20. We probably could have come up with 50, right? But there's at least 10 there to help folks really think about in your pre-approach what questions might I be asked? You know, when I finally have a meeting with this individual. Tony, one of the things that I never thought of until this very moment, talking with you and Jared, it seems to me as a fundraiser, and man, I sat in a lot of these meetings where as a community volunteer where I asked for money and I think I would be a lot more confident if I had moved through these steps that it wouldn't seem so frightening or arm-twisting because I would be armed with the information that would help me have a relationship versus just I've got, you know, 20 minutes left in this lunch and I'm gonna ask you for a million dollars, which is like stupid. Well, yeah, I mean, and it's very rare. We, you know, we make and ask the first time we're meeting someone, right? So, and if we are, then we have done all of those other steps or somehow organically we got to a place and there's a comfort level where that, you know, that ask can be made in kind of the first meeting. The curriculum is designed, you know, primarily for emerging professionals in our space. So one to five years. So you're right, Julie, I do believe, I feel very strongly that this curriculum helps build self-esteem and helps empower, you know, emerging fundraisers to really be prepared for those questions and for those experiences that they're going to have. And then, you know, for folks that have been in the industry for a while, there's just great refreshers and great reminders. And again, you know, you both have said like I've always said, wow, I wish I had this when I started fundraising. I did a lot of it, it was, I learned it just organically, but to have had this and to have been better prepared, I definitely would have been more successful and raised more money earlier in my career.  Can you talk to us a little bit about what this portal does? We're going to spend the week talking about specific actions across this wheel, lifesaver, if you will, but talk to us a little bit about what we can expect if we go onto this amazing resource. Yeah, so one just, you know, applause and much gratitude to the Fundraising Academy team. This was a big project to digitize our curriculum in this way. In my very humble opinion, it is such a great combination of style and substance. It looks good, it's user-friendly, and a lot of really awesome content. So you'll find a lot of the content from our textbook available in the portal, free of charge, it's totally just out there. We want folks to raise more money for the causes that they support. And so we're really excited that, you know, at this moment in time that these resources are absolutely free to anyone, board members, volunteers, fundraisers, you know, anyone, entrepreneurs, anyone that's seeking to raise funds for a mission or cause that they're passionate about. And it does take a deeper dive into all eight of these steps with a lot of the tools that are available through the curriculum. I love this so very much. And Julia, I know in the beginning of today's episode you mentioned this entire Power Week, of course, will be archived on many of our platforms, right? Including the app, the streaming of the broadcast, and then the podcast. And I cannot echo enough, right? Like the need for the entire team, I think to learn about this model, you're bored to learn about the model. Because I would go out on a limb to say like, I really think all of your board members could be a huge, like, you know, in-person people to really help, especially with this phase one, with the steps in phase two. Yeah, there's so much there.  How are they bringing them to these, you know, different events? And are we asking the right people? So, exactly. I think it's been amazing. Well, Tony Bell, you are a wonderful, wonderful part of our community. National University is certainly very, very fortunate to have you and your wisdom and your leadership. I'm fortunate to be a part of an incredible team. And I'm so grateful for National University. I really am just one of many ambassadors for this, you know, I didn't write this curriculum, but I certainly see the value and we hear it from folks that have really dived deep into it, the outcomes and just how they're raising so much more money. Yeah, it's amazing.  I know my book. It's like all dog-eared. But, and Tony's got his book. I can't say it. Yeah, it's super cool. Hey, again, we are here today for, or I should say this week, for a non-profit Power Week with Fundraising Academy at National University. We're also supported by Bloomerang, your part-time controller, American Non-Profit Academy, Non-Profit Thought Leader, Staffing Boutique, Non-Profit Nerd and Non-Profit Tech Talk. These are the folks that are with us day in and day out, especially during this really amazing week. Now, tomorrow we're gonna move more into this cycle. We're gonna talk about how all these different pieces fit together so that as you are on your journey of building stronger relationships with your donors, you can be confident, you can be effective, and you can really be strategic in a way that is healthy for everyone. The organization, the donor, and you as the fundraiser. So please join us again tomorrow. And I love what Jared said. Man, once this week is done, that's gonna be a really wonderful time to gather your team together, including that board, and let them watch this because I think it's gonna help so many organizations. Tony and the team at Fundraising Academy, thank you so much. Thank you so much. It's always an honor to be with you both. Thank you. It's been a lot of fun. Hey, everybody, as we like to end every episode, we want to remind everyone, including those board members and fundraisers out there that are joining us this week to stay well, so you can do well. Thank you, everybody. We'll see you back here tomorrow.


Good afternoon everyone or good morning or good evening wherever you might be around the world For those of you who don't know me. I am Anne Marie Slaughter. I am the CEO of New America and It's my great pleasure to welcome you to the 8th annual future security forum This year our forum is a little different than in years past There is a great deal to discuss in the world This forum is taking place as Russia's invasion of Ukraine has riveted our attention and also escalated concern about renewed great power competition rising authoritarianism and really the Intersection of security and democracy which is exactly our theme for this conference But the issues tying together security and democracy extend well beyond the war in Ukraine We're going to hear about their intertwining and with regard to Afghanistan India China In cyberspace and also here in the United States when it comes to domestic terrorism one of the great things About this forum is that it is a signature event for our partnership for New America's partnership with Arizona State University that partnership has been hugely beneficial to both parties and it is an innovative Arrangement with ASU which is the most innovative University in America and indeed Thinks of itself as the new American University just as we think of Ourselves as standing for and helping to shape the America that is emerging the new America I want to thank President Michael Crow Evelyn Farkas who I will be introducing who has taken over the McCain Institute and is a Long-standing friend of mine and Peter Bergen's will be speaking on behalf of ASU But I always have to thank President Crow For his vision in agreeing to this fellowship on this Forum is also the result of the future of war project Which has been led by Peter Bergen on the new America side and Daniel Rothenberg on the ASU side For eight years. We've hosted over a hundred and fifty events in Arizona and in Washington We've reached thousands of thought leaders and journalists and government officials Students members of the military and anyone interested in the future of security The creation of the Center on the future of war which is based at ASU Has grown from Peter and Daniel Daniel to a team of 20 faculty members and over a hundred and fifty affiliated faculty from multiple fields We've done research projects on drones terrorism proxy war and other issues Faculty have published over more than 15 books faculty and fellows and won major prizes and grants Most recently co-directors Peter and Daniel alongside Candace Rondo another ASU professor of the practice and now director of the future front lines and planetary politics initiatives at New America and David Sturman published an edited volume entitled Understanding the new proxy wars. I strongly recommended proxy wars have been with us for a long time But there's a new generation of proxy wars Reflecting the new configuration of power in the world We've also created an online masters in global security, which is now in its sixth year We have over a hundred and fifty current students and nearly 300 graduates ASU and the Center on the future of war Also supports a group of the new America fellows. I Also have to thank I don't have to thank I want to thank our Conference organizing partners this year in addition to ASU and New America The strategic studies Institute of the Army War College led by director Carol Evans and the Joint Special Operations University led by President Colonel Ike Wilson who is also a New America International Security Fellow and a professor of the practice at ASU Finally the future security forum is a different kind of Washington DC policy conference it is Designed to be smaller in ways that encourage Active conversation We've had thousands of attendees Over our eight years, but when we were physical we were able to hold it in a relatively small room And we try to create that feeling virtually as well We also see this conference as an opportunity to Exemplify what we at New America see as the central part of our mission to honestly confront the challenges caused by rapid technological and social change The last thing I want to mention is to comment on the New America Army Fellowship We have been delighted to host Army Fellows since 2018 A year ago our fourth New America Army Fellow Colonel Crystal Hills joined our team and even though we are only now really back in the office We have been able to forge very valuable connections and we were delighted to host her this year We are thrilled to welcome our newest Army Fellow Colonel Carmelia J. Scott skillen skillen. I'm sorry to the New America team So now let me introduce my colleague and friend Evelyn Farkas the director of the McCain Institute for International Leadership at ASU Evelyn, let me turn to you. Well, thank you so much Anne Marie Thank you for including me For those who have not met me I am Evelyn Farkas the executive director the new executive director of the McCain Institute at Arizona State University We are at the McCain Institute inspired of course by the legacy of the great late senator McCain And what we do is basically boldly advanced democracy human dignity and security We are committed to serving causes greater than ourselves and our vision is a world that is free safe and just for all people And we do that through our programming focusing on human rights democracy and leadership I'm really pleased to join today's event. I had the pleasure several years ago actually of speaking at this forum And I know that you will have a really interesting conversation And I actually was bemoaning the fact that I can't stay for the whole thing. So I'll have to look at this on video You have some really really timely panels. Anne Marie as you mentioned the Ukraine panels in particular Including on special operations forces. So again, I'm going to look to that video This is really a unique partnership. 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The following is a presentation of TFNN Trade what you see With Larry Pezzavento All now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Hi folks Bells which happens sitting in for the hour for Larry Pezzavento's hour Larry's voice is still very scratchy And I say you know I kind of for my own needs. I need to do I may as well do it now I'm gonna do it later in the day myself in any case I may as well look at all the different currencies the different bonds all the all the things that Larry loves to look at I'll do that in this this hour because I just did my tiger technicians I had a lot of questions so there was quite a bit of stuff that I never got to so let's just do this does up 628 to 3138 just on a purely technical basis. This is what I was just discussing earlier on We were looking at the one-minute E-mini ESU 22 and it made a high at 10 about 10 10 at 38 88.25 When you look at the vertical technicals of the mag D now Larry never uses any of the moving averages He never looks at the mag D or stochastic or on bells one none of that doesn't matter Everybody has their own techniques and I looked at the nine period moving average over the 14 period moving average It's said to me that and I was discussing something that I call the rogue wave rogue wave is where The price of something starts to come down down down And if you were sure to absolutely correct and being short technically and in any other way Maybe not fundamentally, but any other way and then suddenly there's this news event And the price spikes above the previous high and all those people who say you know, it's a little toppy here I want to get out.  I'm sure The price holds above the left side high just long enough to say I Ha fooled you all so the people who got out say, oh, no, I gotta get I get back in partially I'll get back in the people were sure so. Oh my god you should never have sure this great stock and and what happens is they cover and it holds just long enough above the previous high and then it closes sharply down red and It plummets to the downside now. I forgot to write down. Why did I even get to this discussion? Was it what stock was it? But we were looking at oh my goodness was it Wasn't Google It wasn't oh And I'm gonna forget the stock anyway There was a stock that was doing exactly that and it pulled back and it had that one spike to the upside And then what happens is You just turn around and it's this is big red candle and it's going down and it's back to where it was before Except that everybody got trapped so I could talk about it as a rogue wave that You're at the beach that says high tide at noon and at 1206 you go out to your favorite rock rock right to the edge And you're sitting on that rock.   You don't even know what happened. That's a rogue wave And that's what happens in the market. So what I said was this is a form of that It's not exactly like that because I don't have the same technicals, but that there should be a pullback from this level With with all the technicals fading except you had to wait for the nine-period to go negative to the 14-period moving average Which it did and it did a bigger whopping a 3889.75 high 1025 and a whoosh to the downside of 3875 50 nothing really and then it makes a you shape pattern the second one and it goes back and now we've got yet Another vertical test except this time where as before the mag D was weak The stochastic was a bit under quickly under 80 percent the on balance volume made a beautiful inverted v-shaped turnaround this time what you've got is You've used up time the stochastic is under 80 percent The mag D went positive and now it's gone negative the on balance volume never went even close to where it was This is the one that you've got to be careful Does it go a little deeper and at 3886 if it takes out 3895 on the upside? That's fantastic action, but if it starts to decline and starts to trade under 3882 And then under 3879 in this particular down move Then you've got to be somewhat careful and in all the indexes that had made that peak E They've all gone to slightly higher highs This is a peak C1 C2 in the two-minute chart or a peak F and F's in the five and the ten-minute chart But none of the technicals look the nine is gone It's still green in the one-minute chart the nine is still green in the nine period Exponential moving average in the two-minute chart the five-minute chart. Let's just squeeze it Oh, it's still very positive and the ten-minute chart still very very positive with the mag D and stochastic Stochastic at 91 percent. I love that. So this is a I said it's a very mild form and all I'm looking at now is what I normally do is I Go like this I draw the cup formation but I also like to put it into the context of a rectangle and you know my expression a Rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients and this has gone to an F right there and We'll see what happens. Oh, I am sorry f slash C I have to give it an alternate count because the technicals that the lines over the 40 with the mag D is about to Diverge negatively. So we're going to be watching that and the mag D is Quite important, but the stochastic was under 80 percent now It's at 86 percent. So you you just have to go one step at a time here and all I'm going to do is say That is a peak F Stochastic All right, all right enough with that. Let's get back to our story. We'll come back to this in a moment and Here we go. So the dowel Is acting pretty pretty well. It's over the 14 period moving average But there are a couple of questions that we had So what I didn't do in my show the Tiger technicians are the last hour was the I should just mention before I forget The context of the rectangle formation is so important Why we'll come across one of them in in doing this show now But you can last a lot longer in a rectangle formation than your patients or your money So when you think it's going to break to the downside and it holds if it holds the base the rectangle low of Support the horizontal low it could spring back and go all the way back to the top when it gets to the top You think it's a breakout. No, that's what reverses and it bounces the zigzags in this rectangle formation for a long time The the dollars down 27 ticks at 104 point 15 should mention we are still long from April of 2018 for subscribers to my opening call We have taken a couple of bits off But mostly we want to go all the way to almost 103 Back in 2020 and then plummet back to 89 21 and yeah, it is even at a higher level Overall, but at this point at 104 point 17. It's an erect angle formation that says I'm just taking a breather My monthly Charlie's and legs see I should go to a D with the magnetic hugely strong nine way above the 14 and the stochastic flat remember flat above 80 percent of this case 88 percent is Exactly what you want all the books say overboard at 80 percent and oversold at 20 percent I said absolute nonsense. It's the exact inverse of what you look at. 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So and you've got the nine-period with negative in in the one-minute chart It's just turning if they're gonna wait for the full two minutes to go, but the s says sell right there in the Two-minute chart, but you haven't yet got a confirmation. You've also got all these peak f's now in the Five and ten-minute chart. This is a peak f right here and there again The technicals are much weaker on this right side than the left side in the five minute and in the 10 minutes so that's to see what happens You know, this could be this could be the intraday top at least the morning top You'll see I had a question. I've got to do this by a Chris pharmaceuticals. I hope you're still listening John Lai in the den No in the YouTube tag YouTube and the den I think you want to know about this BCRX is trading up 21 cents at 1038 So I for my subscribers to my opening call I mentioned today I gave about six or seven what I call over the last a few days I've been showing these things buy a tech very low price single digit buy a text doesn't mean to say they cheap Doesn't mean to say expensive. I have no idea.  I don't remember if over the last week. I've had BC BCRX in there, but this is I don't know what they do doesn't matter You see this double top here. You remember I'm talking about the left side right side Match vertical match the test right there If you look at this and you look at that if you look at the high that was made right about the 7th of june In the 11s and then the test today at 10.91 You'll see that the technicals are improving a lot, but they're not as strong as they were So I'm going to say to you. Yes. Keep this on your list I would not want to be playing it right now I think all the ones that I mentioned have had spectacular moves, but most of them are in leg d This made a peak e. This is a counter trend running. I'm calling a great leg b But I know I like the weekly chart starting to improve. Why not do this? It said 10.37 Why not wait the day if it starts to close out up at the 10 55 level Oh, you could maybe take a little bit of a nibble. I would just give it a little more time I want to see what it does on monday to see if the other biotechs pull this one back and then does it participate I mean, I had one that I was going to do today. It's called atra biotherapeutics trading down seven cents at 728 It's in leg c and it hit 768 every day was making this leg c from the 637 630 level And look at this it climbs all the way to seven 68 still in leg c and this is just a single digit stock 728 say if these start to pull back, let's look at it for monday or tuesday Just right now. It's a little bit too soon. I had a question about iwm for a couple of people enough people for me to say Okay, I'll change my course for the moment because this is what we're about here answering questions Leg b a very strong leg b in the but in the this is the eye shares russell 2000 etf small caps I do like this pattern, but the nine is still Nine is still way below the 14 and the mag d is still very weak. The histogram is Improving that's a good sign, but it's not positive yet The on balance volume is good and the Stochastics at 21 percent at this particular point. It should be 23 to 25 So it's kind of underplaying it But I do think that the general market moving up is going to be part of this whole thing And as a performer, yes, it will perform some days better some days worse. So yes, it's good Where's the support? That was the question 171 46 is the nine period exponential moving average. That was almost the open today 171 22 was the open um ever closes any day below 171 20 I'd say oh, I'll be careful. It's stalling and we have to do an analysis to see if it has the power to continue But it will continue My thinking is that it's more rectangle formation and that it has an upside target of 178 to 181 So that's looking out a little bit. I hope that helps you. All right, let's get back to the question came in How about hydrate copper hydrate coppers possibly making an inch a day low They could turn into At least a bounce low Today's low of three those the continuous contract 3.64 I'm suggesting to you that this particular action together with let's look at fcx Which is free port mac maron don't type it on that chart type it over there in the little box Fcx, which is free port mac maron also doing the same sort of thing I think that the copper stocks are not performing. I just The whole commodity area. So let me just do this. Let me just say If by tuesday afternoon to wednesday at my show during the 10 to 11 hour If free port mac maron trading at 30.27 of 71 Right now fcx is a symbol free port mac moran ink copper I'd have others but mostly copper monthly chart only have a peak c I can't call it anything else and that says at some point in 2022 It should try for you for a new high to go to 20 to go to 50 maybe the 53s But at this particular point, I would just suggest to you That it is not participating the way the very oversold areas are this is just recently oversold Some of the oversold areas have been since november december like like a document DocuSign or a zoom that we were looking at. So this is goat category by category So for this category to really start moving you want to see I mean for instance gold right now Is trading up to but it's in a stuck area. It's not really the weekly chart says that it is holding the chapter inside track Proponent zone, but it's not doing much in it. If you look at silver gold at this point at 1831 Up 1.5 it really needs 1857 to 1860 to say aha Let's let's have a move towards the upper range. It's not doing that If you look at a silver nice green candle today, it's up 0.09 at 21.14 It's got the dreaded age successful so far in the weekly chart um, and that's just saying that look at individual areas because High grade copper just to go whopper of a decline just huge Silver is in the age pattern, but still successful in the dating and still successful in the weekly so it could It could trade within this range. Maybe it even goes to 21 43 21 53 This is a dating chart. I can't talk about as if it is closed But if it closed anywhere here it has the look that says Chapman we have roman candle if at any point in the next three days trading days it can it trades under 20.65 For more than an hour and a half There's a real good chance. It's going to test the low that was made today of 21 14 Those are 21. Yep 21 14 No, I said that wrong 20.54, but if it closes above today's high So far the 21 20 level if it closes anywhere in the 21 30s today That says, you know what? Look at the rotation sector in each individual uh Symbol that you're looking at so let me go back to the hydrate copper and say Hydrate copper is attempting to form some kind of a tradeable low And I'm going to put it together with wood and I'll talk about the high shares Global timber and forestry Yeah, from the return puzzle chap is sitting in for the hour of larry perseventa who's store If you want to take advantage of this sector now is the time to subscribe to my gold report The gold report is a comprehensive look at the metals sector as well as the markets that move gold Which is the currency and bond markets news subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee So you have nothing to lose every monday morning. 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This is Larry best of enters hour I'm just sitting in for the hour. We're covering a lot of what Larry likes to do So I just wanted to show you for the e-mini You remember my expression is a rectangle a narrow rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients Look how many peak abc do you remember the chapter? We've always looking for a bi signal to go to a bi mode to go to at least a d where other things can happen So we've got one pullback from the peak d at about 11 or 8 today Eastern time we pull back and now we just made another one and if you keep looking at the vertical lines You'll see that in the daily chart It's not as strong as it was before but it is rallying. So that's a good sign But with this kind of rally it's the on balance volume that says it's kind of weak right now So and this is a sudden pop to the 38 93 95 area that'll be very important because it says whoops It's above everything that whoever was shorting. It's above every short up until anything else today We'll see what happens. So the rectangle formation continues But it did go to a peak d and pull back and if you look at the I'm going to get carried away again off off track. So I just want to show you wood had a Rectangle formation a fairly narrow rectangle formation. I put them together wood is the ice shares global timber and forestry etf I put it together with high grade copper because it's international Well, just like copper is and it had a fantastic narrow range between 98 98 was the high back in may of 15th of 2021 Then it pulled back and then it just stuck in a range and it went into that range with 95 high And 82 low and it stayed there and then I made a peak d My rule of thumb in the in the rectangle formation If it goes through a peak d and then pulls back more than halfway of the rectangle Be careful because it could tackle the left side So it could tackle the horizontal low of the rectangle. Maybe take it out Which is exactly what it's done It's done almost a one more than a one to one to the downside like a propeller shaft along a propeller shaft here To the downside here if like copper is trying to ready So I'm putting copper and wood in the same category as just an attempt at a move off the low But in the meantime, what else did the was it? I just need to do this was it the usdj py Weekly no look at that holding very oh the Yeah, made a peak d it travels in the same direction not the same percentage or anything as as The dollar but it moves in the same direction it made a peak d four sessions ago It's pulling back in a high level consolidation. I've got it as a leg e doji potential candle In the weekly if it starts to drop It's a 135.09 if at any week any day this week it actually I'll make it a big number if it takes out the left side low of the 16th, which is 131.49 If it closes under 130 any time this week together with the dollar that's where it's going to pull back And if you look at the eu are usd Which is gone. I I did this recently. I showed you this incredible Left side right side art formation with the price time match that took it almost exactly to the penny of 1.06364 the low of March The week of March the 27th 2020 with a double top in the 123 area I took the plumb line right then I measured and I said there should be a test of this level if you've got this art formation Continuing to see the pink 9-speed moving average under the 14 of that level by The week of the 8th of April well the week of eight a week later. In fact, it went to 1.075 How about that and then it broke down under it and now it's struggling to make that as a support level Propellant if you can start to see 1.08. So that's that I want to do also show Um, so this is go back to uh, I want you to talk about bonds just for a moment I'm going to get back to the whole copper. I want to look at fee board man McMurray and a couple of questions I had but in the meantime Um Bonds have done the same thing. I did a left side right side price time match And it took a little while longer to get to the low that was made the the cluster formation that I used before which was At 2019 the whole area going to the April and then it broke out That was what I wanted to use and I used so the basically 132 132s so I said it should try for the 133.24 2432nd level was the u.s. Bonds Sometime by March of 2022 where it took a little longer And then it broke down and yeah, it is at 136 So as I'm looking at this I suspect that Now let's show you bonds in a in a different time frame. Look at this monthly chart This monthly chart is the dreaded h1 over there took out the left side low and went One to one to the downside took out this arch here From a trough see and went one to one to the downside And here well the month is not even close to over So I can't talk about the candle because it looks like a chap wave low end roman candle Don't want to discuss that right now. I do want to say that it looks to me as if some some The bond traders are trying to make bonds rally But until they trade in the 139 to 141 area This is just a ready potential bounce So that's what we're looking at there And uh key support will be 134 said 136 and 6 30 seconds So the u.s. Bonds continuous contract A close under 134 says oh potential dreaded h again yields are going much higher So talking about yields, let me do this a couple of questions that came and come in Why we were all while we're doing all this um But look at this Why is the 30 year t bond yield that um F what why doesn't tyx the the t nx is the uh brown 10 year ten note yields and the five year cyan f of ex Look how they've pulled back from that peak f. It's going to be a peak f because 34.72 was the high Um this past week and now we're pulling back I was in the week before and now we're pulling back and look yes the wood ice shares global This is a weekly chart. Look at that beautiful cup formation Close above 34 55 I need to check to see the price has probably changed because this is a continuous contract. Yeah 33 95 this here is not the the higher Everything about is correct except the price because it gets smooth now on the week of the second of november It was in the 33s. So we are above that we were above that and now we're at 32 50 this Cup formation how we treat the right side is going to be important. My suspicions We're going to make a cup and a mini handle not one of my favorite patterns And then we'll try to tackle the 34 72. Let me just double check because that always changes That high was 30 33 34 72 in that's that's correct. Okay So and here is the Philadelphia housing index. Look at this Nice green bar this week. But look at that ugly red candle from last week And it broke down from the high double top high And it made a dreaded two dreaded H patterns and now it's trying to bounce to try to get back 364 up nine. This is the Philadelphia housing index if these yields do pull back So the reason why we are so positive for my subscribers to my opening call about going along A lot of for the first time really putting money to work that we had we had taken tons of money out To have cash ready for some kind of a decent balance. The reason was I my suspicion was that Crude oil was about to pull back sharply That the dba, which is the agricultural fund was about to pull back sharp real slow On the 13th they did 20 23, but now it's 20.77 I think this is going to continue a little longer The grains are pulling back and I want to go to the grain I look at the grain soups turn Our basil chapter filling in for very good event though Of this hour left Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the bay area? Including the surrounding st. 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He also has these terrific guests. So i'm solo today We're looking at question came up. But what about earnings coming up for I think it was for fs fcx Which I was looking at before and what I said is I can't tell you how the market is going to respond It's how it responds. It's not so much of what they say So I just can't say what I can say is that I'm not sure what data for Freeport background earnings come out But it is so oversold that I wouldn't be surprised if it does have a balance But it needs to trade above 33 60 and then 35 10 to say, you know what? It's back in a buy signal on the daily the weekly charge is still terrible. The next question was Carmacks, so I used to have this all notated. This did a quick notation here Look, this did a generated h it failed and took out the left side low Right there the low that was made around about the first or so of may and then it retested A last Friday went to a lower low. This is a brand new single leg a so that was a p e And normally when you get to a d or an e in that arch failure It says that so much so much buying has been performed That you've used up all the energy to the upside But the fact that it actually goes to a d or an e says, you know what? It also means that it probably won't break down after that left side low is taken out And that's exactly what happened here. So I would just say Now I as far as online Auto auto sales is a concern. I think that for me. That's really tough. I just don't know But it has a peak e major top near 150 In the in the monthly chart and has plummeted down to the most recent low in the 84s So yeah, too, it could give some kind of an outlook But I don't know how the outlook can be great But except they do not have inventory the way Some of the car dealers have in fact, I know Subaru is way behind They've even stopped some of the the models because they are Focusing on the ones that are selling well, I think like the cross-trek, etc And I know the other Different categories in the auto industry. All I can say is it's how it responds But this is a fabulous move up today up 660 up 7% at 98.36 So car max I would just say I don't know when the earnings are But I can just say that it's the outlook. How does the market respond to the outlook? And I'm not sure what they can say about the outlook because even the the the companies themselves are not sure what they're going to do next So make sure that It's a 98 if it closes under 92 closes It can't Spiral down and then bounce, but if it closes under 92 says, uh-oh Just stuck nothing to see here But if for any reason on a weekly basis by next friday, it actually closes above 104 And I'll say, you know what? We might be seeing a little turn and now let me go back to what I was saying finish my thoughts from before What I was saying is that within the context of why I was becoming so Positive about the market over the last going into last last week and early this week Why we have so many positions? um is because I am I was anticipating crude oil could pull back look at wheat I mean look at this move in wheat That's why the dba is pulling back the dba agricultural fund the continuous contract made that pt Remember how important pts can be well it had that high of 137 1375 week of 11th of March hence it's down the dreaded h and it's way below the left side low It's touching the 200 period moving average So it could be ready for a bit of a balance But that is a huge decline. Look at soybean soybean continuous contract peak d in the daily An alternate count east ash being the weekly, but that's a big pullback from the 1780s down to 15 15 70s and now it's at 16 19 a nice green candle So the monthly chart is still pretty good. Soybeans continuous contract and look the weekly says i'm in a rectangle continuous contract Sideways move. I'm holding better than the others. Look at corn calm Made a peak d in the weekly it's got the chamomile falling ax formation But it has pulled back and either pulls back sharply next week and goes under 720 is a 755 right now And that's the dreaded h failure Or it breaks out above seven 80 as a 805 And all of a sudden you're looking at a test of the recent high But it's consolidating and that's really what i was saying that because i'm looking at The inflationary aspects may be pulling back a little bit Crude all inflation aspect pulling back and that could help the market generally to move higher. So that was just my thinking So far it's kind of kind of worked out. Yes, I agree in the title youtube bcrx bcrx has had a really nice green candle yesterday It's giving back some of that today. I like what I see But you all you want to know whether it's a Got a longer term move and all I can say is until it closes decisively above This is biocrisp pharmaceuticals until it closes nicely above the 1132 high of the eighth All I can say is a potential double top here And that's why I'd rather be buying a little bit of a pullback Nibble here at 1047 if you want But preferably 10 oh 10 oh six to 983. That's the area that I'd be looking at it Okay, if it goes under 980 as I'd say step aside. Okay, a couple of things that oh could I look at the Steel stocks. Yeah, see how many patterns we've got that were very very very most recent high april back at the 39 area us steel peak f in the monthly chart of 39.25 April of 2022 And here it is having gone down to the 18s More cutting more than cutting half. So this could have a bounce, but I don't think the steel stocks are ready And that's why I'm saying I don't think this general market has made the low It's just a low another one of those lows and it could be a better one than usual And that's what I'm looking at. But in the bigger picture, I think we're starting to see something that says Can you cannot rule out and I heard some of the fed speak yesterday? um pal You cannot rule out that through other market Scenarios that we start to see some and and I I've always said once you open the inflationary uh, you open the uh the The open the lid of the of inflation It is all it is so hard to get it back. It takes a lot of time and a lot of effort But we can't ameliorate some of that and that's really what the market is responding to. Okay. So with that said Uh, I did cover so you guys steal. Yeah, this is just the start of a little bit of a bounce But I wouldn't get carried away. I treat you just a short term trading if you want to look at n u e which is ups n u e which is new ups In you either it is which is New core uh corporation steel. It's the same thing if you want to look at, um STLD, we looked at the other day and I said, no, maybe it's getting ready for a balance But not ready yet for prime time. They're all in the same category I just be real careful 200 period moving averages at 70.80 for steel Steel dynamics stld trading up 2.89 up 68 at 68 87 up 4.38 nice percentage gain But that's about what it gave back yesterday. So that's going to be the thing to cheat them as trades That's telling me that the bigger economy together with the home builders together with, um, the Timber and Forestry, yeah This says the big picture says you've still got to have a nice auto cash ready for later on I'll be back in a moment bezel Chapman sitting into the hour of Larry was eventually 11 12 Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument You have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at tfnn You'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis And it's not just dry tedious text either tfnn airs live financial content streamed live on tfnn.com And tfnn's youtube channel with tiger tv live every market day from 8 30 a.m. To 4 p.m. Eastern for free each host is an experienced trader And gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world From the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds tiger tv has eight different shows with expert hosts to help You make the right moves with your money Watch online at tfnn.com or on tfnn's youtube channel and become the investor you were born to be tfnn educating investors You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market You're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future right Like any endeavor in life before you decide it's impossible get some advice from the experts You might find that it's not so impossible after all For daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices selective stocks and commodities Subscribe to the opening call newsletter at tfnn.com The opening call newsletter is written by basal chapman creator of the trading methodology known as the chapman wave The chapman wave up down sequence gives you an edge in identifying price turns Finding the peaks and valleys in stock prices get the opening call newsletter by basal chapman in your inbox every day First time subscribers also get a 30 day money back guarantee If you're not satisfied, let us know and you'll get a full refund within 30 days of signing up Educating investors Everything in the universe is governed by the fibonacci sequence This mathematical principle is responsible for everything from the most aesthetically pleasing artwork to patterns in the stock market To stay on top of stock patterns You can take advantage of sign up for the fibonacci 24 7 newsletter at tfnn.com When you subscribe you'll get a weekly report from veteran day trader larry pesavento on stocks You need to pay attention to and you can trust larry's analysis After all he's got 45 years experience as a day trader larry will also provide daily charts videos and data on the key markets That he's tracking expect notifications from larry on market movement You need to act on at any time First time subscribers also get a 30 day money back guarantee If you're not satisfied, let us know and you'll get a full refund within 30 days of signing up Subscribe to the fibonacci 24 7 newsletter today tfnn.com educating investors So we're just about to test the upside of this long rectangle remember my rule of thumb A rectangle formation a narrow rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patience and we've been in this Since let's just pull that back All right there since 1006 since my show my my show the tiger technicians hour right through larry's show We've been in the same range Unbelieveable. Why does it not grab it correctly there? Look at that. Is that not impossible to believe and I've always said that it took me a long time to learn this That if you start to see a narrow rectangle pattern Don't think it's going to break to the upside and don't think it's going to break to the downside It remains like a pink bomb war in this horizontal bouncing Sign wave pattern and until it breaks it even if then breaks to the upside The chances are very strong if this occurs at the top of a range That by the time it finishes It's going to drop sharply and that makes the 38 68 200 period exponential moving average that it was toying with a 9 10 this morning As support and in the breakout level that makes it a target if it starts at any point if it breaks under it closes on two Now three one-minute charts if they trade underneath 38 77 there's a real good chance that the 38 68 level will be the target With that said i'm going to say Um, we're larry we miss you. We all miss you. We hope you were going to be back on a monday or tuesday early next week Um, we just love to hear what you have to say and those stories I mean larry's memory. I just yeah, it was like he'll he'll say No, no, no, it was a tuesday. No, no, it was thursday 1971 We were just a bevelly healed. We just uh, yeah, oh, it was joe.  It's just that's fantastic. All right, so we're looking at the rectangle formation No rectangle formation. It went right to the top and then it pulled back So we're going to be looking at this. Um, you'll be looking at it I hope you stay tuned. We've got a great program in coming up. You've got thicker swim Kevin hanks. You've got steve rose recorded this morning at eight o'clock. It'll be replayed And it's a one o'clock one o'clock and then see and then dave white and two and and thumber brine wraps it up with three Check out both people they use that out. They have a wonderful weekend. I'll see you


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Hi, team. So today, our task is to fill in even more blanks in our overview, our six-day survey of the nervous system. And we're going to focus in on visceral motor and visceral sensory, which is involved in the autonomic nervous system. The autonomic nervous system is beautifully visualized right here in this diagram.  Hopefully by the end of today's lecture, we will slowly unpack each part of that so that it isn't quite as overwhelming and messy. We're going to start out by comparing efferent pathways in general, although the autonomic nervous system includes visceral sensory fibers. Visceral sensory information is included in the autonomic nervous system. Our visceral sensory pathways don't hold distinctive anatomical characteristics. And so it's more of a diffuse and kind of all over the place in random setup. So we're not really going to focus in on that. Visceral motor, which includes there are two divisions of visceral motor pathways, those have very distinct structural characteristics. So that's where we're going to focus our conversation. As we move through, we're going to compare and contrast the two visceral motor pathways while hopefully tying together some of the loose ends that you may have with spinal cord and pathways cranial nerves. We'll put the pieces together. We're going to start out just by comparing our efferent pathways, which were somatic motor and visceral motor. So we're going to look at the anatomy of those two and compare them so that we'll have something to bounce off of. Does that sound like a good plan to you? Okay then, let's do it.


It's so important to make sure that we're not spending every minute of our time doing the exact same thing over and over again, and that we have other things going on in our lives. If I studied every minute of every single day, then eventually I'm going to burn out. It's just pretty much a fact of life. Even if it's not studying, whether it's only playing video games or only hanging out with friends, the idea of doing one thing nonstop can feel overwhelming and it can make me feel empty inside if I'm doing it for too long and there's not enough variety. Mixing things up by having extra curriculars that I love doing is the key to me not feeling like my life is revolving around one thing. It's time for keeping me fulfilled.


We are leading a research area, a research program that aims to study but also to support the development of capacity within local communities, citizen groups and organizations to lead the design of social innovations. And with that, I mean the design of solutions for addressing social issues like social inclusion, social deprivation by reimagining how you can use local assets to address these problems like a local library, place of worship or a local market. Collaboration was particularly important for this research area because we think that one of the critical needs is the development of more democratic, sustainable and innovative solutions to address very complex issues. And these complex issues require partnerships. The critical mechanism has been the development of approaches, methodologies, but also physical materials that facilitate the development of design capacities within partnerships. So for instance, that is a box, the cascading box, where different partners, we can start including and introducing assets inside this box with different means, photography, letters or sketches. And on that basis, slowly by posting this box one to another, they start developing a community and understanding of what a project could be between these partners.


Are you having a hard time saying no to someone? It can be tough, but there are ways you can approach it to make it better. Welcome back and congratulations on taking one more step towards becoming one of the great leaders of tomorrow. All through October we've been talking about things that frighten us and how we can face them to realize our full potential. One last fear that I want to talk about today is the fear of saying no. We all have it. This is one that I have a particularly hard time with. I hate to tell people no, but sometimes we have to in order to get the best outcome for our team. Why is it so hard for us to say no to people? Everyone's reason is different, but it often comes down to we just don't want to hurt someone's feelings or we're afraid they won't like us anymore. Also, saying no to our boss or other authority figure comes with some concern about how it will affect our career. Now the likelihood that someone will stop being our friend just because we said no to them is actually pretty small. Our real friends will understand if we can't say yes to what they're asking for and when we explain our reasons they're usually pretty cool with it. As human beings we have empathy for those around us especially people we care about so we really don't want to hurt others feelings. One of the things we need to consider though is will we be hurting that person more if we don't say no to them in this case and when it comes to saying no to our boss we could actually be hurting our company our department or our boss even more by holding back. Have you ever had one of your peers come up to you and say I think I'm going to do this do you think it's a good idea? Sometimes what they have to say is not a good idea. The extreme cases are actually a little easier to deal with. I'm going to stand in a bucket of water and hold on to these electric cables. Do you think that's a good idea? That's pretty easy to say no to. When the request is a little more nuanced it can be difficult to say no to our peers. We want them to like us. We want them to think we're team players and we want them to like us. When one of our peers asks us to help with an idea that may not be in the best interest of the team how do we say no? For some people it's easy but if it's not so easy for you try to keep in mind the mission your team is trying to accomplish. Does their idea fit into that mission? Is it in the best interest of the team, the customer, or the people you're trying to serve? If the answer is no that can be the basis for how you say no to your teammate and remember you don't have to be limited to just saying no. You can provide some thoughtful feedback to your coworker on how they can get their idea more aligned with the goals of the team. Saying no if you're the boss can be harder than it looks especially if you used to be on the team and then were promoted to being the leader. It can be really challenging to look someone you used to work side by side with in the eye and start telling them what to do. Sometimes the people on your team will take actions or have ideas that you need to say no to. Just like with our peers keeping the mission in mind and thinking about what is in the best interest of the team will help. It's also important if you're in charge to avoid being arbitrary about whose ideas you'll listen to and who's you reject. We want to evaluate suggestions and solutions based on merit not on who brings them forward. Also if you're the boss sometimes you have access to information about the big picture that you should take into account when making your decisions. You may or may not choose to share this information with your team depending on the situation. Also don't forget that one of our key duties as a leader is to develop our team so when you have to say no keep giving that feedback on how that individual can make their idea or suggestion better so you can say yes in the future. If saying no to our peers in our team is hard saying no to our boss can be downright impossible. But sometimes we owe it to our boss to make sure they have complete information about a situation or understanding of the impacts of a decision before they follow through with it. It comes back to what we talked about before is this an alignment with our mission and in the best interest of the team and the others involved. A lot of times the answer is maybe. Sometimes we have to pick our battles and if the decision won't result in catastrophic failure or isn't a clear violation of laws or regulations maybe we let this one go. If there'll be a serious breakdown in accomplishing the mission or a clear conflict of our organizational core values it's time to speak up. A technique we've talked about before is the one challenge rule. The boss makes a decision you speak up once to make sure the boss has all the information. If the boss decides to go forward anyway you said your piece and aired your objection. This may not result in the decision you wanted but at least you tried to help your boss and your team accomplish their mission. These are just a few examples of times you might need to say no to someone but the principles are always the same. One final thought I want to add is that when we do say no to someone whether it's our peers our team or our boss we always want to do it with respect and dignity. Coming from a place of fear or anger can get our message muddled with our tone and break down communication and relationships instead of making them stronger. We should always be striving to build better connection with the people around us even if it means telling them no once in a while. If you found this helpful please share it with a friend or co-worker follow us on Twitter Facebook and LinkedIn and click off on that globe to the right that'll get to subscribe to our email list and that'll bring all of our content direct to your inbox. If you have any leadership or business questions you'd like us to answer reach out to us on social media or email us at info at evilgeniusleadership.com. Thanks for watching I really appreciate it and remember the future is out there. Lead the way.


l, I think SBIR grants, as I said before, that bridge this gap. If you have an academic and an industrial partner involved in these processes, they can talk to each other, develop workshops and go forward with this in a way that really will, I think, be game-changing. And I think that's something the academy could promote. Great. I'll leave that one there and let's fair Nancy for our last question. Thanks, yeah. So I'm going to leave my groups for a second. I just finished being a judge at iGEM, which we could consider a sort of feeder really for the industry end. I was struck anecdotally, but I was struck with the number of teams who chose to develop self-resistance or certainly for detection, but also for some of their synthetic processes and so on. And that seems to be a trend to me anecdotally. And I wondered, you could argue that they do it because they can control maybe the reaction better. They avoid detrimental interactions. If there is something they want to release into an ecosystem, for example, and then finally they avoid the whole GMO issue and their respective countries. But I wonder whether you could just come, one of you could comment on the impact of self-resistance, which are getting quite robust on your thoughts about it. I could chime in real quick. I mean, I think that self-resistance have a lot of power in the ability to do high throughput screening that have not been successfully harness. So I got it part of, how do we end mass proteins of unknown function? If you could set up a cell-free screening system to perhaps do that, that'd be really interesting. But I think cell-free systems, I don't think they're ever gonna be used for scale up. It just doesn't make sense. But for onsite manufacturing, a little bit of something, maybe. I think they have a lot of power there, but not for scale up, that's my view. All right. Certification is a bit of a challenge when the cells are all exploded. Amen. All right. We got to leave that as the last word in this great conversation. You can tell from the level of questions and from the question that I didn't get to online that we are in an area of extreme interest and a lot of energy. So thank you very much to the panelists for great talks and a great discussion. And I'll turn it back over to Kavita. Thank you all again. We hope that you enjoyed both of the discussions today. This is not the end, just the beginning. So please keep a lookout for more on these topics and related topics. And we'd love to engage with you more on them. So this is the close of our formal open discussion. Board members, we have a 10 minute break before we join back in again. Thank you all. And I wish you a very good afternoon. Take care.