What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here So we have a lot of exciting things to talk about today regarding screen five the official screen Twitter page put out this tweet today We know last time when they did this it was with seven red dots now seven days until the last trailer that we got now It's three red dots old. Hopefully this means we're getting our second trailer on Monday this upcoming Monday So we also got told through like some Outlets like collider. I think is the one who exclusively broke this They had released some new character posters finally of David Arquette as Dewey Neff Campbell is Sydney and Courtney Cox's Gail Weathers and They all look tremendous all of these character posters I don't think we've ever had this before at any point time in any other the marketing campaigns for these films where we had Posters like this pattern after the OG characters. Look at this. This is Neff Campbell's post. This looks amazing I like the way this looks. She looks great the Just everything about it just got me even more excited about the film again Dewey has won Gail has won. We also are supposed to have some type of panel tomorrow At CC XP in Brazil with Paramount where something regarding a scream is going to be talked about something big Some more exciting things should be coming out. That's what collider had stated in their article that they put out today I'll leave a link to that in the description So we have more to look forward to over the weekend I know I put out a video earlier talking about us getting something on Saturday. So maybe we will indeed get some new footage maybe we'll have More official images released or maybe we'll have like a 30-second short clip That teases us to be prepared for the trailer that comes on Monday When we get the second trailer the other thing that I want to talk about was just regarding Going back to the posters I know that the admin of the Twitter account the official screen Twitter account They had like captions for all of them. Sydney's was like you can't keep running forever Sydney And I've seen people talk about what what is that about? I think Dewey's was regarding still want to be the hero girls was like Hey, you you want the next major story or something like that. But Sydney hers was like Oh, you can't keep running forever I see people speculating that oh this might mean that one of them is the killer this time around I don't think that's what that means The way I was interpreting it was that given that we know that Ghostface isn't even after Sydney Prescott this time around For what we can tell that's what everything is pointing towards. It's basically like a Halloween 2018 scenario where Michael Myers is not after Lord Stroll. The Lord Stroll is after Michael Myers I think that's the same vibe you're gonna get with screen five Sydney Prescott is the one that's going to be chasing Ghostface hunting him down She won't be the one running away hints like a caption you can't keep running forever Well, she won't be running in this one Ghostface in a way, even though that's not what they are going to be Intentionally doing there's gonna be ducking and dodging going after their target trying to stay away from Sydney Prescott I guess Sydney Prescott in a way will be hunting down Ghostface and in a way You can say that Ghostface is the one on the run now It's it's vice versa whereas in the past We know we've seen Ghostface chasing Sydney now Sydney is the one chasing down Ghostface Trying to stop them from going after Sam Carpenter Tara Carpenter all her friends Protecting her boyfriend Richie, etc. That's just what I was taken away from that. You can't keep running forever Sydney Sydney is now in a position where she won't be running. She will be the one doing the hunting She is going to be the one pursuing Ghostface and Ghostface will do everything they can to evade Miss Prescott up until of course the final act where they come in come together in person and we get the big blowout finale that we know we always get with all the screen movies with some chaos the lore bloodshed hopefully a Ending that you could argue is right up there with the original trilogy in ways or the original film. I meant to say so Tomorrow is when this like twitch stream is supposed to begin at 6 30 p.m. Eastern if you're in the Eastern time zone I think that might be 3 30 if you're in the other time zone, so what they could show I don't know They could show something related to the new cast members. They could show something that has to do with Whatever Courtney and Nev were working on in that image. I know I put out in my original video I did earlier this week Where they were clearly sitting down doing something press related for the film maybe we see something from that interview but Honestly, the only thing I know we're all honing in on is hoping that they show a glimpse of this trailer If not the whole thing before it officially releases online on Monday, I just feel like that would be very cool You literally are going to get an exclusive look at the whole trailer potentially The only downside of that of course is people who will scream record it and then leak it online So that's probably the thing that's eliminating that happening The other thing I want to talk about was Martha Meeks and the chance of her spot in the film getting cut now We know Melissa Barrera Slipped up and posted her on the beach with Heather Matarazzo She quickly deleted it but not quick enough as you guys were posting it I was posting it to posting it all over Twitter and We basically cracked the code that she's in this film somehow And then we learned that she's gonna be the mother of Chad and Mindy Meeks Martin so Randy's nieces and nephew so basically her role could have potentially been cut from the film now From what I've been told and from other reliable sources who have been reliable in the past so far Her role was not cut What may have happened is she's just been reduced to something very minuscule maybe we see her in the film on a Phone conversation or something like that, but I was just told on I'm a good authority from another person Who's just been constantly consistent with what they've been telling us about screen 5 her role Wasn't cut per se now That's not to say that the version we see is gonna be including Martha Meeks But from what I've been told she's not cut from this film that again Does it doesn't mean that we actually won't see a version where she was cut? She could still be cut but as of right now what I'm being told she is still involved in this movie somehow She might have just had like a very small scene where she gets a phone call or just something related to Chad and Mindy and then that's as much as we'll see from her and of course those of you who saw screen 3 that'll be a nice little Easter egg for you and then she's gone She's not gonna be a major character at all in the film as far as what I was even Expecting her to be I just thought she was just gonna be a parent that you see and then she was gonna disappear anyway And that I would imagine that's exactly what her role will be in screen 5 She's not going to be someone who is right there in the thick of things getting revenge for Randy or anything like that She's not gonna be one of the ghost face killers or nothing like that. I don't see that happening She's just gonna be someone who's gonna be like a nice little Not to scream 3 since that's the last time we saw her but let me know what you guys think about this down in the comment section below What do you think we're going to see tomorrow at that panel? Do you think we'll see the trailer? Do you think we'll get something else if you haven't already of course miss you subscribe Turn on post notifications say you never miss a video in the description I've linked to my social media accounts my Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message me there Of course, let me know as any movies news or reviews you like me to cover in the future with all that in my guys I will see you in the next video


From 2016 through 2017 I suffered insomnia. I couldn't sleep for many nights although people wondered how it happened and truly pitted me. I knew how it all started. Weeks before I developed insomnia I had started writing for some blogs and for some clients. I wrote for those blogs every day and wrote for these clients every other day. Because I loved to write and I enjoyed reading I would wake up very early to start writing, writing too often into the afternoon. Otto Jeff Goins said don't write a lot just write often. Going against this advice I wrote a lot. This was what resulted to my insomnia. That morning I determined to finish a 10 article series for my new blog. Although my brain was near burnout I forced myself to write that series. Soon as I ended the writing my brain froze. From then on I developed insomnia but I never stopped writing. Although I had insomnia and discussed weeks of headache and diminished productivity in the same period I started an email copywriting business that made tons of money in less than two months. I wrote an email copywriting business book in less than one week. I wrote tons of sales copies for clients and went on to write more books for myself and clients. It wasn't easy writing all these during that period but I knew I had to do it. You would wonder why I told you this story. I tell you this story because I realized one very important lesson that helped me. I realized one truth I had to imbibe otherwise I would never succeed.  Simple. I knew I wasn't a dare health situation but I wouldn't let that stop me. From the beginning I knew excuses wasn't going to do me any good and so I never used insomnia as an excuse for not doing what I am supposed to do and achieving my dream. And as a young person this is one dangerous habit that could ruin your life faster than you could ever imagine. Making excuses. Leave without excuses.  In other words excuses are lies we tell ourselves in order not to do what we are supposed to do.  And if you ask every successful person they had excuses or reasons not to be successful. If you ask any failed person they have very good excuses or reasons for remaining failures. What sets successful and unsuccessful people apart is always their attitude towards excuses. Brand Tracey said never explain never complain. Resist the temptation to defend yourself or make excuses. It's the easiest thing to do to make excuses for not doing what you're supposed to do or being who we are supposed to be. Then Carson shouldn't have become a repeatable neurosurgeon. His perfect excuse he lived in a period of racial segregation. Pastor Nick Vigevich shouldn't be one of the world's popular public speakers. His perfect excuse he was born without limbs. J.K. Rollins shouldn't have written the Harry Potter series. Her perfect excuse she was an impoverished divorced mother with children. Look at your life right now. We all have very good excuses not to become who we are supposed to be. There will always be excuses to not become who you want to be. There will always be reasons why it can't be done. But the world was changed by people who always thought it can be done regardless of their circumstances.  He could have made the excuse that life was against him since he had tried countlessly and failed. Instead he told his little son as the building kept burning. Listen son tomorrow we start the game. Where he should have seen failure he saw success. Where he should have seen impossibility he saw possibility. Where he should have made excuses he rejected excuses. Listen to this. There will always be a reason why you cannot get things done. There will always be a reason why you cannot achieve your life's dream. There will always be a reason why you cannot change. But those reasons are just in your mind. They are self-defensive lies you have chosen to agree with. If you dig deep into the root you will find that those excuses aren't genuine. They are mostly made up to either cover up your fear or your reluctance to stand up and fight for your life. You may not have good relationships because you are socially awkward. You may be socially awkward because you have a bad child. This challenge is a very good excuse to keep telling yourself you will never have good relationships. Or you could ditch the excuse good as it may appear and choose to work on yourself for getting your past to become a better person who develops good relationships with people. Nobody was ever born perfect. We all weren't born perfect. Nobody in the world has a perfect condition or situation rich or poor. But most have learned to either make the most of their situations or use them as excuses for doing nothing with your lives. The choice is yours. The choice is yours to make the most of your life. The choice is yours to cast away your excuses. The choice is yours to stand up for your life and start a fight for it. The choice is yours to look at yourself where you are right now and know that you already have all it takes to become who you want to be. You may not have much. You may not have all but you have been giving all you need to start from where you are. The real question is will you make that choice today? Right now. If you're inspired by this video like the video and subscribe to our channel so you don't miss other interesting videos like this. We love you.


early phases of a conflict, rapid response can prevent escalation into an all-out war. In such an emergency, additional airlift resources may be needed to combine with those of the active duty Air Force, Air Force Reserve, and the Air National Guard. Kraft, the civil reserve air fleet, is committed to provide these resources, founded on an agreement between U.S. airlines and the U.S. government. The use of U.S. civil airline resources is not unique to this day and time. Prior to and during World War II, the Army's Air Transport Command contracted with civilian air carriers to support a worldwide transportation effort. In 1948, the need for civilian resources was again highlighted by the Berlin Airlift. During this international crisis, the city of Berlin was virtually cut off from food and supplies. When all available U.S. military transports were pulled from routine missions to support Berlin, the Department of Defense found it necessary to bring in civil airlines. They provided routine support to our other bases around the world. One year later, the demands of the Korean War emphasized again the need for civilian support to meet air transportation requirements. In 1951, as a result of these experiences, the President issued an executive order which charged the government with the responsibility for developing a plan for the use of civil air carrier resources to meet emergency defense needs. Shortly thereafter, a joint agreement was reached between U.S. airlines and the U.S. government. Resources of the commercial air carriers were to be made available to the Air Force in the event of a national emergency. In 1952, the civil reserve air fleet was organized. Composed of both air carriers and their support personnel, its purpose was to establish a partnership between the civilian air transportation industry and the military. Today, the civil reserve air fleet consists of more than 400 aircraft and thousands of support personnel organized into four operational segments. International long range, international short range, domestic, and Alaskan. The international long range fleet is made up of aircraft capable of trans-Oceanic operations. This fleet will augment military aircraft when an emergency arises. The international short range fleet consists of both cargo aircraft and medium range passenger aircraft, which can be converted to cargo aircraft to augment airlift forces. The domestic fleet includes short and medium range cargo aircraft which provide logistic support for the Air Force and the Navy in the continental United States. The aircraft of the Alaskan fleet provide airlift in support of the Alaskan Air Command and the distant early warning line of the North American Air Defense Command. The craft airlift capability can be activated in three stages. Stage one is an expansion of airlift capability whereby civilian aircraft can be used to perform additional airlift services, which the Mac Airlift Force cannot meet. It is activated by the Commander in Chief of Mac. Stage two is an additional airlift expansion identified for an airlift emergency, not warranting national mobilization. It is authorized by the Secretary of Defense. Stage three can be activated only after a national emergency has been declared, normally by the President or Congress. This action results in the total craft airlift capability being made available during major emergencies. Stage three will result in approximately 300 international long range civilian aircraft being made available to the government within 48 hours notification. The three stages of activation provide flexibility to the total airlift force by permitting the use of all or just part of the Civil Reserve Air Fleet. Participation in the craft program is encouraged by awarding DOD peacetime airlift contracts to US certified airlines which operate aircraft suitable to military requirements. The success of the Civil Military Partnership was demonstrated by the airline industry's contribution during the Vietnam conflict. US civil aircraft and crews airlifted military personnel and equipment directly into Vietnam from all parts of the US. Civilian airline personnel worked alongside their military counterparts to provide a vital continuous flow of support over a 10,000 mile pipeline. In Cambodia during the siege of Phnom Penh, civil aircraft came under hostile fire during resupply. To be prepared for future contingencies, military support personnel must be familiar with procedures for loading civil aircraft. A large portion of the troops that would be mobilized under a national emergency would be airlifted by civil aircraft. The majority of these troops would be picked up at airfields which lack the facilities of major commercial airports. Troops would process through a standard mobility processing line. The weight of each troop and their baggage would be recorded for the passenger loading manifest to ensure proper aircraft weight and balance. Carry-on baggage is given a final check to see that it will fit under the passenger seat. Once the processing is complete, the troops would then be transported to the aircraft loading area. One of the initial passenger loading concerns is availability of aircraft passenger steps. Narrow-body aircraft such as the DC-8 or Boeing 707 have a passenger loading door height of 10 to 11 feet. Therefore, most passenger loading steps currently located throughout many military installations can be readily used. The passenger loading door height of the wide-body Boeing 747s, DC-10s and L-1011s, however, average between 16 to 17 feet above ground level. Availability of loading steps for these aircraft should be verified, especially at austere locations. There are several methods available for the loading of the troops baggage, depending on the type of aircraft being loaded, on-load and off-load location, and the availability of baggage handling equipment. One of the most common methods of loading baggage is using baggage pallets. Standard military 463L pallets can be used as baggage pallets. The pallets can be built up during the mobility processing before the aircraft arrives and can be delivered to the civil aircraft using standard military material handling equipment, such as K-loaders or forklifts. However, there are a limited type of passenger aircraft whose lower stowage areas are capable of accepting a fully loaded pallet. The 747's front lower lobe and center lower lobe doors are 104 inches wide. This aircraft is thus capable of accepting a baggage pallet, but only with the 88-inch wide side of the pallet going through the door. The need for special MHE is seen in that a K-loader platform is too wide to move through the door opening to the floor of the lower lobes of civil aircraft. For many DC-10s and L-1011s and all narrow-body aircraft, the lower lobe or compartment door is too narrow to permit the loading of baggage pallets. A disadvantage of baggage pallets is that even if they do fit into the lower lobe, they do not fully use the space available. The use of commercial baggage containers is of course an option. Commercial containers make full use of the available space in the lower baggage areas. These containers require specialized materials handling equipment, MHE, for loading and offloading. However, these containers and the MHE are not usually available at military locations. A method of loading baggage that is adaptable to any civil aircraft is hand-loading the baggage. Using flatbed trucks and loading teams, an aircraft can be loaded well within standard ground times. The troops being transported can augment the loading crew. Civil aircraft are able to transport cargo such as the lighter, more bulky cargo associated with unit deployments. One typical B747 can airlift four C141B loads of rolling stock. Thus, military aircraft are free to airlift the heavier, outsized pieces of military equipment. Due to the design limitations of the floors of current civilian aircraft, all military cargo must either be palletized or, in the cases of vehicles and other rolling stock, be placed on a subfloor. The subfloor normally consists of standard military 463L pallets. Before these 108-inch military pallets can be loaded, however, the restraining locks for the pallets may need to be reconfigured. Once the locks are adjusted, a subfloor is normally installed for a load of rolling stock. Routinely, the entire subfloor will be installed except for areas where a transfer pallet may be needed. The logistics of loading civil aircraft present unique problems. Fortunately, narrow-body DC-8s and B707s can be loaded with standard K-loaders and, if necessary, fork lifts. Wide-bodied aircraft with their 16- to 17-foot high decks require some type of high-lift loader. One method is the use of a Cochrane elevator loader. With ramps installed, the loader can lift vehicles from ground level to the main deck. Another method is by using a K-loader bed adapter. The use of this adapter extends the height capability of the standard K-loader to make it compatible with wide-bodied height requirements. A method of lifting cargo up to the top of the adapter is required. At some loading locations, standard commercial elevators or loaders may be available. Loading of a 747 can either be accomplished through the nose door or the side door, depending on the series and design of the 747. Either one or both of these doors may be available. The methodology of loading the 747 will vary by the type of load. One method of loading rolling stock is by using a transfer pallet. Once the vehicle has been reduced to the air transportable configuration, it's driven onto a Cochrane loader, which contains a double-married 463L transfer pallet. The Cochrane loader then lifts the palletized vehicle to the main deck of the aircraft. The transfer pallet may be pushed or moved into the aircraft by a power roller system built into the floor of the aircraft. With side door loading, the vehicle and transfer pallets are spun on the floor rollers. Once the vehicle is in line with the fuselage, the vehicle is moved to the palletized subfloor. The vehicle is then driven, or in the case of trailers, pushed into the final loading position. Care should be taken to avoid placing excessive weight in the rear of the aircraft, which would cause the aircraft to settle on its tail. The front lower lobe should be loaded during the beginning stages of the loading process. Loading through the nose doors is basically the same, except that the vehicle can be driven or pushed directly into the cargo area without the need for realignment. Many other types of equipment can be loaded into the 747, including gamma goats, trailers, jeeps, and even helicopters which can be loaded through the nose door. The 747 also has a lower lobe capability for up to nine standard military pallets. All equipment is normally palletized for the lower lobe and can be loaded either by payloader or forklift. The DC-10 can also be loaded with a large variety of military equipment. The loading procedures are essentially the same as for the side door loading of the 747. Narrow body aircraft are also an integral part of the craft cargo airlift resource. Standard K-loaders and forklifts can be used to load a large variety of equipment on these type aircraft. Normally, equipment loaded onto a narrow body fits onto a single 463L military pallet. Loads may include compressor and oxygen cart, hydraulic test equipment, heater and similar equipment. However, jeeps and quarter ton trailers also make excellent loads for narrow body aircraft. For cargo carrying or passenger transport, the Civil Aircraft is an added resource that can be of immense value to the active duty forces of the military airlift command in time of national emergency. Altogether, Civil Aircraft provide about 50% of max total strategic wartime airlift capability. Craft, the Civil Reserve Air Fleet, stands ready to join the military when called upon to serve our nation's need.


What's up everybody? Jason here for jasperjasecasebrake.com. We just sold out 2019-20 Panini Chronicles basketball four box break picker team number five on our website And again all teams in All teams sold if you have a little character sign like Justin here won the bulls in a little team filler as well Jose with the pistons Jeremy with the T-wills ties with the Knicks and Clayton with the Spurs So what we're gonna do guys that everybody has a shot at the Pelicans just by buying a team or winning a team in this break Remember no max entries design rookies are going to be on fire and there's gala vanguard, etc Etc. So chance I get some big hits for the team you pulled but also chance at the pelicans So let's copy and paste the customer names will randomize them customer name at number one We'll win the pelicans in this four box break here So there you go. Let's roll it and we got a five out of four for nine times. Good luck guys one two three four five six seven eight and nine Nine times What do we got? What do we got? Wow, look at this. This is a perfect example of why fillers are always fun and affordable and chance to win Look at that Justin Not only did you win the bulls which are the biggest team in that team filler Which are 250 value you also just won the pelicans, which I don't even know how much they would have cost So there you go, man after nine times You just won the pelicans Plus sign on that. Boom. There you go. I have another chronicles break guys up on the website I mean if you guys want to try that out tonight, you can always create another team filler 42 teams left there Mostly the same teams if not some other teams still available to guess I guess we'll play by here and see what comes out of here, right? So it looks like Nick opened up the case of number four fresh case So five and six are the remaining four boxes and we have two boxes on each side Boom boom or four boxes on each side There you go So let's roll a die. This is the side which four boxes we're gonna use if I roll a one two three It's gonna be the left side four five six for the right side. Let's hopefully get a good roll Yeah, that was all right And it is a three One two three so these four remaining boxes will be for the last Five before blocks PYT on the website And we can still get that done tonight as well my first look like my first look at this guy So let's see what this looks like and let's pull some heat Let's pull some heat Julius Randall, you got Tyler here over here so I could don't boy a Niccolò Mellie RJ Barrett from Phoenix Go go beatatze RJ Barrett here marquee And Eric Pashaw 49 from essentials All right, I'll pen to see the rest of those as well. Yeah, Canva There's Garland Jackson Hayes Anthony Davis That's number out of 49 and out of flux. It's pretty cool. So I could don't boy Take some thermal vision or something crusade RJ Barrett Terrence Davis and go go beatatze Darian Fox Cyclo Dumboya RJ Barrett and who is Lebron James black box 100 out of 249 We've got the Lakers. Who's got the Lakers Douglas? How's the Lakers? Can't go wrong with a Lebron James Look at Donchich Jared Colver number to the 149 Looks pretty cool Lebron James marquee and and a lot of RJ Barrett to start off. All right, X3 Should still be expecting two autos out of these last three packs Yanis Jared Colver Kendrick Nun And a black box number to 149 six out of 149 Tyler hero Ami he going to Tyler looks like we have a Paul George update Yeah, Andrew Wiggins Ruiha Chimura Jordan Paul number to 149 marquee. All right, you should have the two autos, right? And now see a little From corner stones, look at that 24 to 25 Rip City, Portland It's been a James. That's what a quad patch right there, too Gafford and reddish Mitchell James Harden Bull PJ Washington, Jr. Cameron Johnson and Kevin Martin 4 to 25 Dress for success For the T. Will's going to Jeremy Why Leonard? So all these right here would be pretty sweet Dude, I haven't seen Kevin Martin and some of the cards in so long He's a solid NBA player though. Good three-point shooter to our next box. Oh, is that right? That's cool. Yeah, I ran me had a little filler break That helped it out. So right now we're trying to fill that Donner's optic choice We have a random number block for the last like six seven teams And then I mean you guys got to try to fill the next Chronicles depending on what happens here Yanis Eric Hashtag 99 You got an Anthony Davis update and Kevin Porter, Jr. Autograph from Flux John with the cab Yeah, the office choice based on Kendrick Nunn and Yannis Jamboya and a Luca Donchich 87 out of 99 from limited our J. Bear Crusade Yannis Trailblazers LeBron James. Oh, is that a gold? Wow, that's Five out of ten gold marquee LeBron James Five out of ten LeBron James Marquis, that's gonna be a big one right there Jesus Kendrick Nunn Raider rookie update Jordan pool Jerry Culver Jalen McDaniels autographed At a crusade, I believe Or Excalibur, sir That's all running park or it's going to Gordon Zion there's our first little Zion rookie sighting hopefully more Tyler hero Donovan Mitchell Todd the hero there again Covey whites Carson Edwards and from Vanguard Terence Davis Number 299 for Toronto. I Didn't but I heard the Blackhawks destroyed APJ Langford Luca out of majestic Pashaw Wow, you got a drama rant And it is number to 149 Out of Phoenix basketball, there you go. That's a nice insert right there Phoenix Our product and mentor and how about more John Rant a little more key rookie as well There you go. Seth with the Grizzlies. We got Rui Terence Davis James Harden out of 149 Donovan Mitchell Crusade Bova Pitace Cam Reddish and a XR All right, so far so good guys couple nice boxes All right, let me go get some more penises guys any place this All right next box guys halfway through there is Garland Jamal Murray We got Kevin Porter junior to 149 here Romeo Langford Yandere Hunter Kendrick Nunn and Culver number to 99 Pitace nice Kendrick Nunn rookie update So good no boy. That's like a silver the flux You got Brandon Clark and a Yannis heat Tyler Bron James at Illuminance So I go Luka Donchich number to 99 back to Hayes Look you number to 99 for the Phoenix songs Peter Washington, Jr. McKeelings under Walker Sam Our two packs should have at least one more auto in there All right, empty net for Toronto.  Yeah, I hope so too man Anthony Davis Jackson Hayes Cam Reddish Kendrick Nunn number to 149 we got some Luka and Oh, is that a Larry Bird autograph coming up? It is 88 out of 99 Hall of Fame autographs for the Celtics when a DMAC. That's nice Our last pack here, and then we got one more box And Nick said he didn't point in crazy out of the first four he opened up from this case. Good God There's something hiding in his last watch. There's gonna be in the last four boxes Charlotte Ornitz black box PJ Washington, Jr. That RJ a blue RJ number to 99 for the Knicks When it ties and tell the hero nice man Yeah, I'll be going live early probably a little earlier than 10 o'clock like I do for releases. I'll probably go live maybe they're around maybe honestly like eight or nine on Friday just because Just because there's a tune you releases there tops crows gonna be Crazy and then so as gold standards gonna be really nice So I'll hopefully be doing those for you Sam and then I can hopefully get you that nice Herbert All right last box Janice Kelly dinner Walker the Tyler hero to 99 Steph Curry not see your little Portland autograph out of Lux Zion and Cameron Johnson Clark Steph crusade patch all to 99 Romeo Lankford Kyrie Romeo Goga Jackson Hayes, like who don't boy cool putting Martin I dreamer packs over And we have a Zion rookie from majestic 142 out of 249 that's gonna go to the pelicans and Justin who won this team in this break He'll ooh LeBron James number what a great break for the Lakers out of 149 We need is like one LeBron James number we got like three of them coming out of ten gold Bible Hunter I have two packs Luca Tyler hero RJ McKay Alexander Walker Kobe whites and We got airborne Kendo Bill Charlotte Hornets with a Gordon Our last one Anthony Davis Hashtag all to 99 from majestic Culver LeBron James crusade and Kendrick Nunn number to 50 and there you go guys So no crazy LeBron. I mean sorry no crazy Zion or or jaw when it comes to autograph at least So still chasing those guys and many more hits in the last four boxes of the case We did get some Zion rookies as we anticipated a genre at number. It was really nice One of the better hits LeBron James a lot of none in here, although That are definitely gonna add up guys And that's the one thing guys a lot of these ones you could just grade them You can sell them as is you get a ton of rookies in here guys chronicles This is meant for all the rookies. It's actually all the products that were not released throughout the year So a great value in these guys. We have our last four boxes of the case on the website a lot of teams to remaining chance at Some monster monster hits and a chance again at the pelicans which you never know guys There could be a nice Zion autograph patch out of one-on-one maybe hiding in the last four boxes And I think the Memphis Grizzlies are also still available. Although they are a little pricey You do have opportunity to claim some big hits for them as well And let me quickly go through a little hit recap to show you guys Some of this chronicle that came out today out of this four box break So first of all, these are all numbered cards rookies everything right here all right These are the rest of them And then these are all the hits bigger rookies numbered cards that were pulled out of here and a little recap So hero you guys I am rookie none to 99 crusade Lebron base Lebron some psych who's Kendall Gil Otto crusade numbered Lebron to 149 numbered Zion to 149 RJ Number 299 charlotte hornets 299 for PJ Larry Burke 299 autographed Luga base Jalen the Q Lebron base none update prison base like who silver you got a kevin board junior to 149 XR Zion Lebron base John Moran base John Moran numbered from Phoenix to 149 Zion base Jalen McDaniels Otto. This is probably the biggest hit right here guys Lebron James number to 10 Anthony Davis update Kevin Porter junior Otto Kevin Martin dressed for success patch Otto not see a little quad Cornerstones patch auto to 25 Charlie hero black box to 149 and Lebron James black box to So a lot of nice Lebron James in here including this one here. Appreciate it guys. Jasper's case breaks dot com


Great to be with you, Tim Petrie, extension livestock marketing economist. When we're visiting about this webinar, you know, we have record high cattle prices and record high volatility as well. So we thought it would be good to discuss some of that. And so I'm gonna give a quick update on cattle price outlook for feeder cattle and also do a little bit on price risk management. I've been doing quite a few educational sessions already and sometimes spend 40 to 50 minutes on each one of those. And we have a lot at less time today. So I'm gonna go through this relatively quickly and just hit the high points. And so without further ado, let's just move along. The three most important factors that affect feeder cattle prices are supply of feeder cattle, corn and feed prices and then fed cattle prices. So let's begin on the supply side. You see here the USDA does an inventory report twice a year, January and July. So here's our July feeder cattle supplies outside of feedlots. And you will notice looking up from the bottom key there for 2023, our feeder cattle supplies are currently the same as they were back in 2014 at the lowest levels on the chart. And back in 2014, we had record high prices. So no surprise that in 2023, we're back to record high prices again, very much supported by this low supply. This will be the fifth straight year of declining cow numbers. So we've got four lower calf crops and next year the calf crop will be even lower. So that certainly supports prices. Next, then we go to feed prices and corn prices. I like to use Omaha corn prices because that's where the feedlots are that purchase our feeder cattle. And there's the old adage on the top there. We changed corn 10 cents a bushel, changed calf prices, a buck in the opposite direction. And so last year at this time, we were talking $7 corn. We started out this year with a red line there at $7. And by the way, my charts are all color coded the same way this 2023 will be red and last year 2022 will be blue. And the purple will either be a five year average or it will be 2021 previous years and get to that when we talk about cattle. So not good for those selling corn but good for your cattle with that rule of thumb we use on the top started out at $7. Last week, the average price at Omaha was 465. And so that $2.35 decline of corn prices has really been positive for feeder cattle prices. And another thing while we're talking about corn is in the upper right hand corner you see an ethanol plant in North Dakota today was paying 385 for corn. And so that's 80 cents less than Omaha. And so we do background a lot of cattle in North Dakota. And one of the reasons we do that is because feed is cheaper, corn is cheaper. And then we have a lot of alternative feeds that work very well in a backgrounding ration. And Omaha, of course, they want to buy the feedlots they want to buy 850 steers and heifers rather than the lighter ones and let us do it cheaper up here. And then they buy the weight and then they pour the coles to them with their more expensive corn. So the feed situation up here certainly favors backgrounding and the declining corn prices have really added to and supported feeder cattle prices. The other thing then that affects feeder cattle prices are fed cattle prices, particularly in those distant futures when those feeder cattle that the feedlots purchase will finish out. So because of shorter supplies then good demand for beef as well. Fed cattle prices are the red as the red line you see there are at record high levels on a cyclical basis. The last cyclical low was in 2020 a terrible year with COVID and $95 fed cattle. And we've been increasing since then. And so this year in mid year there we were $40 higher than last year up there at 184 and we're still $20 higher than last year. So that price is certainly also supporting feeder cattle prices. The gold square there are the futures for next year that are now showing maybe a little bit lower than they are this year but the live cattle futures have fallen off quite a bit here in the last couple of months. And we can do better than that on fed cattle next year if the stars all align back you'll see there in the upper part of the chart on September 15th live cattle, the April 2024 live cattle futures were up there at 193 and now they're down there at closed at 174.87 about 175 days. So they have been higher. USDA's last estimate for fed cattle for next year is 184.50 which would be higher than the futures are now but that's just where they're at now but these higher prices are certainly supportive to feeder cattle prices as we'll see now. So here's the 550 to six weight calves kind of the same story there. We've continually increased cyclically the last several years. And then this year with the lower corn prices and the record high fed cattle prices we have moved up to record high levels for feeder cattle as well. And $70 some dollars higher than they were last year. So what that means from a backgrounding standpoint is we're gonna put the most expensive calves that we ever have into the feedlot for backgrounding. And so when we get to talking a little bit about price risk management just probably another reason to do that. Again, seasonally we do back off after the summer highs and go down as the bigger supplies hit the market but they're still supported up there at record high levels. And some things that can affect that towards the end of the year sometimes we see a bump in prices. Sometimes we get that from winter wheat demand down south not as good this year although it has started raining down in Oklahoma and Texas now and the wheat is greening up but they're gonna use some of that to keep their coward because there's interest in rebuilding where they can do that. Corn belt buyers once they get the corn in the bin after combating then they tend to come in the market and we're just wrapping up harvest now. And again, the longer we go the longer the chance for the calves to be wean and that might add some support. So there's a chance there that we're kinda at seasonal lows now and that but just keep that current price in mind. And later when Dr. Parman talks about budgeting that's one of the big costs is or if they're your own cattle again they're gonna have a record high value there but cattle feeder calf prices are well supported by lower corn in the higher fed cattle prices. Go to the heavy weight yearlings and these would be the calves that would come out of our backgrounding program again the same story as we've ratcheted prices up there is a feeder cattle futures for 800 pound steers and again there in the gold bars there the red line is what they've done this year. You see that seasonal peak in September that usually occurs it's occurred the last three years and again this year and more and not in a minute. And again the same thing on the futures market there the futures for this in January and then March, April and May depending on when your backgrounded cattle come out you know around 230 is would be a planning price to use now. They work again quite a bit higher than that and more on that in a minute and they could but you know there's a risk that we're gonna talk about but in general then the prices are really being supported by higher fed cattle and the lower corn prices. So here's the market report actually from the week before last week. Last week USD only reported one market a low volume because of the Thanksgiving holiday. So this had there's three markets reported by USDA in North Dakota that's Napoleon and Kiss and Mandan and Stockmans and Dickinson. And so this is a summary of that market and again I could talk about this probably for about 20 minutes but just wanna hit some highlights here as well. On my charts I just used the average. So in the middle of the chart there you see for 550 to six weight steer calves is would be the ones that would be priced into a backgrounding program. 272 was that average that I showed you on my chart but you see the wide range there. The same weight and grade of calves at the same market. So from 248 to 286.50 that's a 38.50 dollar range as it shows there. So if you're gonna buy the 286.50s or if that's the value of your calves certainly they need to be into a high value program coming out as backgrounded steers. So when you might consider if you're buying them maybe buying more of the average or to the lower end and adding value to them and would be a good thing to do in a backgrounding program. The other thing is that heifer calves are always this time of year discounted quite a bit from steer calves. You see their counterpart 550 to six weight heifers that they're at 243 almost a $30 difference when they're that at the lower weight every 50 pounds heifers gain, they gain price. And so we get down there to those 8.50 to 9.8 heifers and steers are the same price. Actually the heifers a little above but they're a little lighter the 8.66 heifers at 207 over a week ago in the 8.89 steers at 204. So we always do background a lot of heifers usually budgeting shows that we make good money on heifers and again that's a later talk that we'll talk about. So just some other things I'm sure we're gonna background or keep a lot of heifers. And then another thing about heifers you see that there's already on the right hand side there there's already replacement heifers bringing premium prices in this spring. That's gonna be the case again I think again like I said there is interest in herd rebuilding where moisture is better West River North Dakota had good weather this year and probably interest in some keeping some heifers and herd rebuilding there. And even now it's raining down in Texas and Oklahoma and California is in better shape. So replacement heifers are gonna be at a premium and so backgrounding them and making replacements out of them is something. Well, and then it gives you flexibility and if it turns dry in the spring again we can sell them as feedlot heifers and we've added value. The other thing I just wanna quickly mention over on the steer side is yeah we certainly encourage backgrounding and backgrounding is putting weight on cattle but just be careful so you don't get them too fleshy because you see down there those 712 pound fleshy steers are $10 off their counterpart average and so just be careful that you don't put too much groceries in them and push them too hard so that you take a discount on them. So just move along then we've had extreme volatility in the market and so I've always been getting a lot of questions. Why did both the futures and the cash prices decline after September 15th? And it's all for very good reasons so we'll start first with the futures market on the two charts on the left hand side and then we'll have already kind of introduced you to the cash market side but let's just go there. The November feeder cattle futures closed on they usually closed the last Thursday of the month but because that was Thanksgiving they actually closed on the 16th. But anyway, go back to September 15th. You see the everything was very optimistic and the speculators and the funds had really got into cattle other the grains were somewhat surfing you saw corn going down and some of the others so the cattle was a hot item to get into so they ran the November futures up there to $268 but the green line is the CME cash settlement price and that's an important price for two reasons. One, that's when the November feeder or any contract closes all open contracts are closed by that cash price which is a I'll show you what it is in a minute when I talk about LRP but it's just a national average price computed by all the USDA market reporters and then the CME comes up with one price. So you see the cash price was down there at 253 but the futures were up at 268 but they gotta be, you know when we got to the September futures closing and then the October and then the November and now we'll look at January in a minute they gotta be the same and you see I left this November chart on there even though it's closed because they were the same both the futures and the cash settlement price were right at 229 at the end just like they always are but they had to come together. So back to September 15th the futures started going down so it could get down to the cash price and that'd be a very normal situation people that were along the market started selling because they knew that they were gonna be together so they did get down then there was talk then in the middle of October that a cattle on feed report come out showed we had a few more cattle on feed in the last year and again the market kind of crashed there for a couple of days because again the Chicago traders said, oh my gosh USDA missed it we've got more cattle around than they thought and you know whatever and that wasn't the case at all you go down to the chart on the bottom shows you what happened because it was so dry in the south and 50% of our coward was in drought this summer and it's gotten better by now but we had a record we have still have a record amount of heifers on feed simply because they couldn't keep them and somewhere intended as replacements but they had to go on feed so all those heifers on feed we didn't have any more cattle than we had before the report came out it's just that we put a lot of heifers into the feed lot instead of making replacements out of them because we were out of forage so again then the cash market went down and the futures did come back up to the cash market and that's how they ended up on the cash market side then I mentioned this before but September is always a seasonal high for these heavier weight yearlings and then they go down in fact continually go down into March when a lot of them are sold and that's happened the last three years go to the blue line last year they were up there 190 and you know dropped to 170 in previous years if you go down to the bottom chart that is the 10 year seasonal price index for these 758 weight steers and all an index is this is a 10 year index so you just add up all the average prices for September divided by 10 and for all the other months and see which ones average the highest and so you see September average is 5% higher than they are now and then by the time you get into March lower so that's a normal seasonal thing so when we get to price risk management kind of remember that that's September when for the cattle that you're backgrounding into the spring be it January, February, March, whatever September is a really good time to look at price risk management but that wasn't unusual that again that decline in the cash market can be expected to happen and that happened like other years here's the January feeder cattle futures and again kind of the same thing there you see back in September and lately again, we've just had extreme volatility the last three days we had, you know all not quite limit down but $5, $6 declines just because the decline in the futures market is triggering people to get out of the market and so but the cash market hung in there and so all of a sudden the futures got way below the cash market and down there to under $2.15 and so today then as should have happened the futures went up the limit, the $8.25 limit because it's got to catch up to the cash market there was up there at $2.30 and although we'll see this is always a day behind but yesterday's cash market did drop off some but still the futures are below the cash market so that supports the futures market in going up more on that limit movement in a minute because that does affect livestock risk protection so here's the cattle price cycle again, we are on the upward side and we're gonna have fewer calves next year and it all depends on corn and those other factors but it looks like prices are going up so you look at this and you say well, Tim says prices are gonna be higher so we don't need price risk management but that is not it at all I still encourage price risk management particularly on a seasonal basis like backgrounding or summer grazing that even though the cyclical trend this is year to year now is gonna be higher there's certainly risk for all the different things that can affect the market what's corn gonna do is it gonna dry we have all the geopolitical issues and war in the Middle East and high inflation and high credit card debt with consumers and on and on and on so there's always risk so from a cattle price standpoint we're in the increasing phase but when we're at record high prices volatility is also record as we've seen so if you don't think price risk management is important just look at the past since September 15th of how the market went down and another reason for price risk management so if you didn't believe it before that is a good lesson for us that I still think that we should consider it because there's always a risk for lower prices so the best marketing strategy when we're in the upward phase of the price cycle like we are now is to lock in a floor price but leave the top side open because prices were higher a while ago and they could go up and so if that happens the corn keeps going down would be supportive to prices and so on so we wanna lock in a floor price and leave the top side open so there are two ways to do that one is livestock risk protection insurance the other's futures market options if you're used to using one or the other and they work for you that's fine I'm just gonna mention a little bit again I could spend 50 minutes talking about LRP and explaining it more but I don't have the time but I'm just gonna hit some high points because LRP is a good way to lock in a floor price and then leave the top side open and it gives us some more flexibility than the futures again the feeder cattle futures is a 50,000 pound contract for 800 pound steers where LRP is for you have an under 600 pound contract and for beef steers and heifers so you have two contracts there and then a six to a thousand pound beef steer or heifer both contracts the thousand pounds is in red there because that was a recent change it used to be six to eight, 99, 900 pounds but now they raised it to a thousand pounds so we picked the weight and the insurance period then is 13 weeks in advance all the way and again I have policies may be available for the following weekly links and yesterday the LRP did offer 13, 17, 21 in the 13 week contract if it would have came out today would have matured on February 27th so if your cattle are coming out in January it's a little bit too late for LRP but when the market moves the limit in a contract month then LRP is not offered for that month and the next month so today's offering were the 13 and 17 week that would be for February or March were not offered because of that January feeder cattle moved the limit tomorrow if the market doesn't move the limit then those will be offered again so what's offered right now after 4.30 today until 8.30 tomorrow morning the closest one we can get is April so if you're back on the cattle into April you could still buy one today but not for the February or the March and today they just offered through the 39 week which is all the way out into August after that is kind of a little further out but they'll add those later and the real beauty of LRP is you can do one head if you want to 120 do a few at a time it's a good way to learn without spending a lot of money and so on so whatever number you have if you wanna do half of them or whatever you have that flexibility possibly unlike the futures so the LRP is based on that cash settlement price that we saw before and it comes out every day on the CME website showing there the current index is at 226.96 so yesterday all of the over 600 pound contracts, LRP contracts would have been closed at that price and so here's what the spreadsheet looks like every day then the market reporters send their information to the CME and they just do a weighted average and I took this from the 16th for a couple of reasons one it's the last Thursday when both Dickinson and Napoleon were reported and then it was the last day for the November feeder cattle so you see at the bottom there the cash settlement price was 228.64 and the futures were that that day so they were the same but it's all transparent and what it is there's a daily average computed that 226.98 over there at the bottom but the actual cash settlement price is a seven day moving average and so that's that actual cash settlement price and that's what you're betting on when you purchase an LRP contract it isn't the actual price that you get for your cattle the price that you might look at that current 226 and say well that's a really good price for 900 pound steers I'll take that but it's on the other end you see that's a terrible price for 650 steers so I'm not gonna do LRP but that isn't how LRP works LRP you're betting against that cash settlement price and that usually moves down about this or up about the same amount as those other market classes so you can use it but this is what you get paid on so here's what the offering today looked like then and again the closest one we could have got was this 21 week contract it matures April 23rd so the April futures closed today at 227.42 as you see in the bottom and USD if you go up there in the middle you see expected ending value USD expected the value on April 23rd to be 227 40 and a half cents was the right what the futures were and that's what they look at is the futures market then they offered a coverage price of 223.98 was the highest one and over there the other circled in green then was what you would pay per hundred weight and just kind of an aside kind of introducing the next speaker just keep in mind that you don't have to buy that highest coverage price we don't buy insurance hoping we're going to collect anyway we use this as a floor price hope the market goes up and we don't collect but for instance on our livestock economics website there's a budget in there that you can use for computing your own and our next speaker is gonna talk about budgets but that shows actually a 210 breakeven so we could go down under those coverage prices and go down for instance that second one from the bottom we could do a 233.98 still lock in a floor price above our breakeven and lower our premium from 696 to 385 but it's all between you and your lender what's your risk exposure how much you want and so on and also then it's very important what your breakeven price is so how you know what your breakeven price is is by doing a budget and figuring your cost and returns and so on so with that I assure you that the market is gonna continue to be very volatile and there is risk with all the geopolitical and what's gonna happen to corn and so on


Aloha, happy Friday. I'm Kaui Lucas this week with a little centipede bite on my lip if it looks a little strange and speaking of bites Tomorrow is going to be a big one for Javier Ocasio who's my guest today. He is running for Congress for CD1 and He is an amazingly progressive young man. He's he's actually older than he looks. I just want to say you're Your age because you look about 19. You're really 38 20s a lot And and and you spent 15 years in in the military industrial complex didn't you that's right? So you speak from experience when you when you talk about when you talk about that So you came on my radar because I was I was trying to figure out who to vote for I had my reasons for not voting for the front runners and you know, it's like well Who are these other people and I I read your interviews and I listened to your speaker's corner on think-tok kauai I said wow, he's pretty interesting. What's his story? And now you're here. Thank you. Thank you for the invite so For those who haven't done their research on you Javier Tell us the story of of what motivated you to do this really big step Well, I um, I had been participating in a lot of activism since my daughter's death That's what you know was the main catalyst and how long ago was that that was she passed away April 2010 so six years ago and In March 2011 I had left the military as a result of that and after that I was just riddled with questions why why why why why as any parent would be you know Their child passed away and the answers that I got as I investigated the causes of her death opened up doors That led to more questions that led to more questions and the root cause of the problem was corruption lobbying The pharmacy industrial complex, I guess you could say you know the government and I was just I was appalled at what I discovered And I I just felt like I had to do something about it, you know Death is the ultimate price anyone pays for a mistake or you know for a wrongdoing and you know children should be paying that price So I did everything I could You know To try to make a difference, you know went to occupy Wall Street and then after that went to DC protest and marched You know joined several groups And when I moved to San Francisco I joined another progressive group and attended regular meetings and marches and tried to make a difference then when I finally moved to Hawaii The focus of coming to Hawaii was just to focus on healing and recovery But then when Bernie Sanders campaign started that fire got reignited again And I started to take steps to not just educate myself on his campaign, but to see what I could do to help and You know eventually I made the decision that I had to help in a way that was strategically help Bernie's vision And that was to get progressives into Congress. So regardless of the odds. I made the choice. I filed the paperwork and here I am So were you able to meet Jane Sanders when she was here? I did a very lovely woman very very lovely very very kind compassion from her is You know when you meet certain people you can feel their compassion Other to other people you can feel them trying to be compassionate. No, she was just her compassion was just one of those that just exudes so Before your daughter's death you were an active duty service man Originally from Puerto Rico, correct So you would be the would you be the first congressman from Puerto Rico, I don't know if I would be the first congressman originally from Puerto Rico But anyway, you understand islands even though you haven't been in Hawaii terribly long, right? You've been here. How long a total of five years now? Okay, and you have family You have a brother here in his family Okay, so um talk about Kuwait and or Iraq and The role that you were playing and that the United States was playing and How that has helped to form where you are today Well, we got to Kuwait and to Iraq a few things became really really clear just Undeniably so and I'll give you one example for Kuwait. So in Kuwait There is a road that's lined on the left and the right-hand side of this road with nothing but all of the vehicles That the US military has destroyed Whether they are friendly or enemy civilian Emergency medical service helicopter you name it. It's just lined on this road And you're not allowed to take pictures or video or anything like that But when you drag on this road, which is really long and it's just riddled with all the destruction that we've created You get your first glimpse at all the things that we have done, you know in that country alone Then once you make it to Iraq and you start to Even amongst the bubble that you work in in your section or your platoon or your company certain things start to become clear And that is when you watch TV you look at the narrative that's portrayed that the people back home see versus the narrative You know to be true where you are and there's usually a huge difference Can you give us a line from that narrative that you? Would that we didn't hear back in the United States It's really tough to remember Sorry, it's just been a long time. Yeah, so there was a Cognitive dissonance between what you were hearing from the media and what you were living on a day to day Yes, as a soldier. How did that? How did you how did you work that out? Or didn't you that's what I call I Was morally compromised my morals my ethics my values were compromised on a daily basis Because you're forced to acknowledge that your duty in your role per the contract you sign in the oath that you took is X But as a human being as you witness certain things as you see certain things, you know Your spirit your soul calls out and you this is inherently wrong so a lot of that time that I spent in Iraq was spent focusing doing my job and Trying not to think about The other side of that coin about the things we were doing and things that were happening because there's one particular incident that a friend of Mine told me after the deployment which he was you know alongside me on that I had no idea about because Certain information is compartmentalized based on your mission requirements, right? So as a result of that you don't have access to information That I might have and vice versa and we're not allowed to talk about it But after my daughter's death one of my friends who was on you know some of these flights that were confidential told me about a couple of instances and where You know we literally killed dozens upon dozens of women and children and we were responsible for picking up their bodies Or my friend was and putting them in unmarked graves and I was like that's that's us That's the good guys doing that so when my daughter passed away and he felt it because he was carrying all these little kids That were charred and burned you know Anyway, so yeah, there's a lot of things. They don't tell you you know, but what we've done over there that we know about That the national narrative can't afford to have so they omitted So when you came back started getting active in these groups you The occupied movement talk about the occupied movement Well, I was investigating my daughter's death and we had already you know filed suit once we had made certain discoveries and Once the occupied movement started, you know I paid attention to what was being put out on the Internet versus what was being put out in the national media And there was a huge contrast in the narrative and I felt this ginormous pull to go out there and participate to do whatever I could to contribute in any way and And can you give any sort of specific example of that? I My initial intent in going over there was to try to help them to be more efficient and more focused in their own Perceive as a soldier. Yeah, all right.  I want to help you do x Especially if I believe that's for the greater good and I went there and they were very very Suspicious they thought I was an infiltrator. They thought I was a plant because of how I stand how I talk how I dress You know because of years in the military so then nobody ever really trusted me But I partook in the marches, you know, I did everything I could to support and help and just and just be there So what did you learn?  There were grandparents. There were parents There were Z would one great grandmother, you know, who was out there? There were children and teachers that would go there on a daily basis and try to get information and educate themselves because The kids and check this out the kids knew that what they were watching on TV was a lie So they asked their teachers to take them down there and for like a field trip and they did and I managed to talk to some of those classes And they were all astounded as to what the narrative that I was able to provide versus what they were seeing on TV So there's this fundamental connect that we are all making versus the deceptions We're being broadcast and versus what we know to be true without even having to be there So even though the Occupy movement as a whole got a lot of bad rap that was manufactured Because if you actually participated if you actually went there aside from all the disagreements aside from all the humanity that you could witness there and those microcosms There was everyone. There were grandparents. There were parents. There were children. There were sisters, you know, there were twins You know, even though even some of the homeless put their homelessness aside and asked what can we do to help you guys to help us We've put their homelessness aside. What does that mean?  And there were several people that let those concerns to the side completely did not worry about themselves and ask what they could do to help us and That spoke a lot and I got to know some of those people some of those people spoke multiple languages. One of them had a master's degree others Fell on bad times. One of them whole family passed away and then like the courts and the banks get in and was left with nothing And then you know was left homeless. It's story after story after story Of the reality of our scenario was just made clear so I think on a broader scale after these Primaries the primary season the leading up to the conventions the dissonance between What was portrayed in social media versus the corporate media, right? I think I think the message is a little little easier to believe now. Do you do you get that feeling? Yes. Yeah, I do because Even people that don't have the experience to substantiate what they believe to be a deception are being Clued in on the reality of the deception And it's it's finally taking hold Finally taking hold and people are not only using their voice, but they're seeking out information So fear and fewer people are looking to the tube and more to the Internet so Now you're living in Hawaii. You've been here for a while.  Yeah, so one of the the focuses I have on the show is is talking about the the future of native Hawaiians the future of the governance of Hawaii as perhaps a sovereign nation again or some sort of some sort of solution to the Overthrow and it's aftermath, right? So you We spoke briefly about this on the phone and I thought you had some remarkable Ideas so would you talk about that place? Well as far as Hawaii, I've always felt that Hawaii was a jewel in the Pacific You know when I was stationed in South Korea and I came out here on vacation to know whether or not this is where I wanted to Live I had to sign an extra contract just to be able to come here and then you know as my life Changed and then I moved back over here. I was so ecstatic to be back and With the difference being that this time I really sunk my teeth in about history the culture land You know and I'm still learning but my the way I see Hawaii the way I see a lot of the problems to me It makes too much sense that we For example, we spent billions of dollars on a rail program, right? Because we believe it to be so important and or so necessary But there are other things that if we had that much of an investment on we could solve many of Hawaii's issues You know right away For the long term and improve everyone's quality of life. 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I'm denilia Dane LIA and I'm John the other half of the duo We are looking forward to seeing you on our next keys to success show aired live Thursdays at 11 a.m. Welcome back to Hawaii is my name. I'm kawaii Lucas today. We are speaking with Javier Ocasio who is a candidate for U.S. Senate Congress Congress well in the District one CD CD one here for Hawaii and we were talking about how his really Transformative experiences of being in the military in Iraq and Kuwait and then his daughter's death and spending time with the occupied movement has informed his ethics transformed his ethics to a place where he feels compelled to run for office and It's not a it's not a small thing so To stand up for your what you truly believe and know to be true There are people who who think that Progressives are making up stories about the status quo and the the Conditions that we currently currently live on as being wild and what do you say to those people who think it's all a conspiracy theory and You know we should just shut up and Business as usual It's a matter of comparing the conceptual versus the experiential right so if my True life experience conflicts with what you believe without research and or experience Then you have a disconnect and then the discussion should take the form of alright Then may I inform you or have you done any research and those type of people reply? No, and they're just affirmed in what they believe without experience or research You know, there's nothing you can do to convince them All you can state is that well, please just try to understand that my reality What I have lived through when I have scars from the tears I have shed and the blood that has come out of my body is a testament to what I am trying to change and make better So forgive me if we conflict and forgive me if we end up at opposite ends of that battle, but it's necessary so your direct experience of reality as Sometimes in conflict with the way we wish we were right right, okay, so as you said that takes a certain amount of On the receiving side someone has to be open to having their pretty picture of the world and especially the United States Demolished actually It's a very traumatizing thing It is and I understand that because I used to live in the military bubble, right? I was an army dependent and then I grew up as an army dependent and straight in high school joined the military So I became active duty and then for 15 years that dominated my world view It wasn't until that bubble was burst that I had shock after shock I've I have what I've been calling a crash course on life since 2010 one of the You spoke about resilience and and your role in the military is having to learn how to do things You'd never done before and then teach others how to do things. They hadn't done before I thought that's a that is a remarkable skill Resilience is across the board the number one survival one number one predictor of Survival and and health both mentally and physically so I think you're well prepared in spite of your extreme experiences So talk some more about Your vision for Hawaii and how we could how we can do things here that would make for a more compassionate and wonderful way Well, the the first thing that I believe we can do here in Hawaii is Accelerate and I mean in a fast pace our adoption of solar Because the biggest cost that the average person low middle To you know very very low to no income is power Electricity whether that's gasoline or whether that's for your house or apartment or room that you rent good lord knows There's a whole bunch of room renters here And if you want to give them immediate relief if you want to provide them a boost So they can re-inject some of that money back into the economy is you need to take that burden of having to pay For power all the time the way that we are right now by giving them solar See solar has been adopted predominantly by those that have the money But can already afford to pay for power at the prices that they are That should be turned on its head the investment should be on the lower end of the scale to relieve the poor in the low income from their Additional expenses as a result of the power of price of power here in Hawaii so that then you can bring that up and Transition to completely clean so maybe instead of Focusing so much on snap food benefits or something like that to develop or develop an e-snap Something like that something for a snap is the food supplementation So how do how do you see? Specifically for the native Hawaiian population addressing the historical Wrongs The way I see that is real simple the longer we take to correct what was done the higher the price We're gonna pay and because it's been so long. We're gonna pay a steep price the way I see it and that price is Gonna come in the huge fights and arguments that are gonna happen if an idea like the one I'm about to tell you you know takes any kind of route and that is that we try to Give all the land back to them and create a land trust here in Hawaii you If we cannot remove the buildings we cannot remove the people can't move all the cars But we can get the land back to who originally it belonged we can give them the custody of that We can create a new type of land trust Here in Hawaii and that would create a new dynamic in which the native Hawaiians would have their land back And there would be a huge new dynamic that would have to be figured out that experts would have to come in and you know Give their two cents and do this whole thing But I believe it's a necessary step because only by disconnecting the land From the buildings and the values of those two Can you re-empower a people that have been disempowered and then keep the people that have been here the whole time doing? You know the oppressing so to speak or the occupying will say In check because right now it's extremely lopsided You know the people with the money the people that own the land are calling the shots putting the pressure You know making the deals But if you take the land and you give it back and then you create a mutual land trust of some sort Then you could re-empower a nation that was you know disempowered and Create a new dynamic that would Bring a lot of relief to people because you wouldn't have to pay for land and a house So once again Javier, it sounds like you're asking us to give up our delusions and our addiction to real estate inflation Investments sorry meant to say real estate investment, which Really is the the ground? on which the Local economy rests we whether it's you talk about it through the military or tourism Or just land ownership The primary means of of wealth in Hawaii is based on the land right so well that's quite a little revolution That a challenge the status quo right not just appear But you know economically can't continue the way is there some real-world model that you know of that might get We always study everything before we do it right we would have to do a study on this I got the idea from you know Burlington, Vermont and the land trust that they have over there so if anybody were to research how they did their land trust and how that's organized you know I don't have all the details memorized and how it works but the bottom line was you know they created the land trust which is a private entity and The land value was disconnected from all the housing values so if you purchased the house you would purchase the house value itself and Value would be added to the house solely based upon the improvements that you made you know on the house over time and Then you'd pay a small fee for the lease for the duration that you own the house something like $25 a month And then when you sell the house even if the house appreciates a lot of value You only get a small amount of that back should you sell the house? But you still make some but what it does is it cuts so much out of the price of a house that it makes it More affordable for people that otherwise wouldn't be able to purchase Have you we only have a better man. Yes, ma'am You are not in the army and I am not ma'am What would you like to to say about about tomorrow's election about what What you feel All I want to say is that we face a great deal of many issues and We can either do what we're attached to doing which is what makes us comfortable or we can do what is necessary Which is going to make us very uncomfortable but if we're serious about creating change if we're serious about the environment if we're serious about saving lives and Uplifting and empowering people that we have to let go of our attachment to the way we've been doing things if we really want to Adopt the new whether that means putting new people in the office or re-electing the good ones either way You got to challenge the status quo whether that's in here or in here Wow So we had a little discussion about your next step. What's what's next a special election the special election Yes, I'm going to sign my name and fill the papers so that I can run for the special election to hopefully occupy the office From November 8th to January 3rd. I'm staying for that two month time period Thank you so much. Have your best of luck tomorrow, and you got my vote


In this presentation, we're going to enter journal entries related to overhead into our job cost system. The information will be on the left. We're going to enter that into our general journal. We'll then post the journal entries in the general journal to the general ledger. First, a word from our sponsor. Well, actually, these are just items that we picked from the YouTube shopping affiliate program, but that's actually good for you because these aren't things that were just given to us from some large corporation which we don't even use in exchange for us selling them to you. These are things that we actually researched, purchased, and used ourselves. Acer 27 inch monitor. I've been using an Acer monitor as my primary monitor for a few years now. This is the first Acer monitor that I have used after having used a series of different brands of monitors in the past. The Acer monitor has been performing well and I'm trusting the Acer brand more and more as I use the monitor. I have a 27 inch monitor, which I think is ideal for what I do, which is of course the screen recording and the editing. If you would like a commercial free experience, consider subscribing to our website at accountinginstruction.com or accounting instruction.thinkific.com where we have many different courses. You can purchase one at a time or have a subscription model, giving you access to all the courses, courses which are well organized, have other resources like Excel files and PDF files to download and no commercials. The general ledger then being used to create the trial balance. The trial balance is in order, assets and then liabilities, equity, income, and then expense accounts were currently in balance to debits minus the credits equal in zero, nothing currently in net income. What we're going to do now is record items related to the factory overhead. And that's going to be items that anything that is in the factory that we cannot apply to a specific job. So if we think about these types of things, we're saying, well, what can we apply to a job? We know that anyone that works directly on a particular job, we should be able to apply that out direct labor, any material that is large that we can apply to a particular job if we're talking about like guitars, the wood in the in the guitars or whatnot. If we're talking about construction, any large items, if we're tiling something that tiles of course would be in there. Those would be the things that we can specifically tie out. Now something we cannot specifically tie out and we've already talked about a couple of them one being indirect materials. So if we're talking about like small things like grout or maybe in a job, we might not want to track those things. And therefore we put those into into overhead because we couldn't assign it to a job or people that work in in the factory that are supervisors or supervising multiple jobs, we don't know how much time they spent on each job, perhaps. And therefore, we're putting it into overhead and will apply out their costs to the jobs in some other format. Anything else on the factory for if we're producing something in a factory, then anything else is going to be part of that if we're in construction, maybe the driving or something like that if we're not applying it to a specific job could be something that would be anything that's going to be something that is a cost, we know it's part of the job, it should be included as part of the cost of the job. But we don't know exactly which job to put it to, then goes into overhead. So if we have a factory, then, and oftentimes book problems will have, you know, a very clear distinction between what's going to be in the factory and what's in the administrative office. So if we have the factory, if there's depreciation on equipment, and it's factory equipment, well, then that depreciation should be going into overhead, as opposed to if it's equipment that's going to be in the office, then that it's going to be an expense depreciation expense. If it's rent on something, you know, in the factory for renting the warehouse or a factory, where we put the inventory together, then that's going to go into work and process utilities, insurance. Now notice these are the types of things that when we see them, again, we see these and we probably just automatically, especially something like utilities, we probably see that and say, what's the journal entry? Well, we credit cash, we debit utilities expense, you know, that's just the journal entry for utilities, we probably just memorize that. But we're going to have to unlearn that if that's what we've memorized because we're applying that out because of the matching principle. Normally, if we're not a construction company, when we pay the utility bill, it's because we used the utilities to help us generate revenue in that time period. And in this case, if it's on the factory where we make stuff, then we didn't use that utility, we didn't pay the utility bill to help us make money yet, can help us make money in the future, or earn revenue in the future. What it's done so far is it's helped us to make inventory. So we've got these are really fairly simple journal entries, but we probably have to kind of unlearn it's just a habit we have of thinking that these journal entries are just recorded one way as an expense, because just of the type of account they are, really, they're an expense because they used to represent costs that were used in a period of time in order to help generate revenue. Now, they're there to help us generate inventory. So if we go through these, for example, we're going to say that the depreciation on the factory equipment, so it's factory equipment, usually, any time a depreciation journal entry is there, with always depreciation expense, debit, credit, accumulated depreciation. But this time, we still have accumulated depreciation, meaning this factory equipment is still going down, it's going down in value, we're estimating how it goes down in value. But the debit's not going to be down here on the income statement, because we haven't used that equipment in order to help make money or revenue yet. What we've done is we've helped it to make an asset, so it's going to go up here, it's going to be part of our assets, not in working process, but into factory overhead. It's going to eventually go to working process, but we don't know which job to put it to, so we can't go there either. So we're going to credit the accumulated depreciation here in J13, I'm going to right click and copy, going to put that on the bottom in B17, right click and paste 123. This is the same as whenever we record depreciation, we credit accumulated depreciation, credit negative 2500, we're still going to debit something, I'm going to do that with a negative of this number formula. There's our debit, this is usually depreciation expense, but and that's where the weird thing is not depreciation expense here, it's going to go into not working process, because we don't know which job to apply it to, you can't put it there, it's going to go into the bucket factory overhead, because we eventually want to put it into working process, and we eventually want to put it into finished goods inventory, but we can't do it yet. So it's going to go into work at factory overhead. So I'm going to right click and copy, we'll put that on top in B16, right click and paste 123. So here's our journal, again, it's a little bit tricky, we have to unlearn a bit to do that. So here's factory overhead, here's factory overhead here, we're going to post it, it's like the third to last green or asset accounts going to be in the same order on the general ledger. So we'll go to the right, factory overhead is down here, I believe, I've seen it a few times. So here's s 27 s 27, we're going to say equals, I'm going to scroll to the right and find the last journal entry we had, there it is factory overhead, and there's that 2500 and enter. So that's going to bring the balance. So here it is, it's in equals C16. It's going from 1,750 up by 2,502 to 4,250. That then is found on the trial balance. So that's being used to create the trial balance. At least this one is down here. So there it is on the trial balance, we're out of bounds by that 2,500 until we record the other side. So here's the other side. And that's going to be accumulated depreciation last asset accounts, a contra asset account. So we're going to go meaning it's an asset with a credit balance. So we're going to go over here to x 14 accumulated depreciation credit side x 14 equals, I'm going to scroll to the left, scroll down, pick up this 2,500 and enter. So there we have it. It was at 153,000 credit. It's going up in the credit direction 2,500 to 155,500 that then being used to create the trial balance. So it acts the same on the on this side, of course, bringing down the book value. Here's the equipment. This account went up, bringing down the book value to 354,500. And then of course, on the on the other side, however, we created an asset of inventory. So all this is inventory, we're all moving around inventory. And it's going to then hopefully get to finish goods and we'll sell it finally. And that's when we'll expense it. We'll never see depreciation expense on this factory equipment. What we will see is cost to goods sold, which includes the use of the factory represented by the depreciation that was recorded into this item here in the factory overhead. Okay, so then all this other stuff, rent paid utilities and insurance. These are usually things we think of as expenses insurance, we might have think of the prepaid insurance, but we're going to, you know, write put into put all this into the jobs at this point. So we're going to say so maybe if this was monthly insurance, we're going to put it into the job. So we could do this with three different journal entries, which would credit cash and debit factory overhead, and then credit cash to 15 credit factory overhead, but we can also just combine them into one journal entry. And so that's what we'll do here and in practice, of course, we would write probably three checks. But in terms of a journal entry, cash is going to go down by these three items. And we're going to debit factory overhead for that amount. Now, when you see this in a book problem, they're often going to kind of make up accounts here. Well, let's look at this account and see why that might be the case. So what we're going to do is it is we're going to pay cash for this 1,600 to 250 and the 1,000. So cash is going to go down. I'm in C6, right click and copy. We're going to go down, skip a line, skip another line. So we're on the bottom and B20, right click and paste 123. Now I'm going to add these accounts up. I'm going to make it a credit. So it's going to look a little funny, but I'm going to say negative of 1,600 minus 250 minus 1000. And that'll give us the credit of 2008, 50. If you want to do it another way, you could say sometimes equals negative and then brackets, because I want to take whatever we have here and flip the sign 1,600 plus 250 plus 1000 like this. And then, and then so it's going to add these up and I need the brackets to flip the sign. If I don't have the brackets, then it'll be wrong. Add what I want. So and then enter. So there we have it. And then we're going to say the debit is going to be negative of that number. And so the debit then instead of going to rent expense, utilities expense and insurance expense or prepaid insurance expense, so it's going to go into factory overhead. It's going to be part of the inventory. It's not going into work and process. Why? Because we don't know which job to put it to. We're going to eventually apply the factory overhead to work and process using some kind of estimation method. So it's going to go into overhead now into this bucket. So I'm going to right click on overhead, put that in B 19 right click and paste 123. So there's our journal entry. Now note, from this journal entry, you can't really tell what happened here because factory overhead could be anything that is is that's part of the jobs that we couldn't part of inventory that we couldn't apply to a job. And the cash could, you know, it doesn't tell us what we paid the cash for. So in practice, oftentimes, we'll have a description here, which will tell us, you know, we paid the cash for this. But a lot of times book problems are going to try to tell us this just with the journal entry. So when you see book problems, you'll see journal entries that look kind of funny, not just because they're they're not debiting what we would normally think of debiting if it wasn't a manufacturing company, which would be expenses other than the factory overhead, but also because they try to make like payable accounts. So for example, if I made this utilities payable, if I debited factory overhead and credited utilities payable, then without without having a description, you can say, well, we credited utilities payable a liability. So it must have been that we have a utility bill that we're applying to the overhead. So again, in practice, we probably would never do that because we usually just pay the utility bill and apply it out. But in book problems, you might see start to see these payable accounts and start to say, well, manufacturing companies must have more payable accounts than other companies. And no, the reason that the books probably doing that is because they're trying to be able to show just with the journal entry that what's happening and it's easier to see what's happening if you have something like wages payable utilities payable, rather than just crediting cash. So but again, in practice, you would probably credit cash. So just be aware of that when you see that in the book problem, it's there to help. Sometimes it's not helpful because it kind of confuses things more to have the payables that you wouldn't normally see. So that's that. So we have this here, these these items being credited, cash being paid, kind of like the monthly expenses, instead of them going to expenses, them going into factory overhead, let's post this out. Here's the debit, it's going to go into factory overhead. So that's like the third to last account on the trial balance third to last account on the general ledger. And we've seen it a few times now it's going to be down here somewhere. So there it is in s 28 s 28. So within s 28, we're going to say equals and point to that two thousand five hundred two thousand eight hundred and fifty and enter. So that brings the balance was at four thousand two fifty up by two thousand eight hundred and fifty two seven thousand one hundred. That then of course can be found on the trial balance were out of bounds by the two thousand eight fifty until we record the other side. So here's the other side cash. And so cash is our first account first and favorite. There it is. And we're going to be on the credit side. I'm going to make it go down. So we're in P nine that equals this two thousand eight fifty credit to cash bringing the balance down from four eighteen thousand by two thousand eight fifty to four fifteen one fifty that then the balance on the trial balance were back in balance. No effect in net income. And again, this may seem funny because we paid the utility bill, the rent and insurance. How is there no effect on income because we didn't use those to help us generate revenue. We use them to create inventory. When will they affect income? When we expense them in the form of cost of good sold? Will we ever see a utilities expense related to an expense that we paid for utilities on the factory? No, it's all it's going to be part of the inventory. We're never going to see an expense related to utilities expense that we paid for the factory because it's going to be included in the cost of goods sold. Note also that we didn't do anything to the jobs over here. If I go to the right, we didn't have to do anything to the jobs. Why? Because we didn't know which job to put it to. We didn't. That's the problem. So we couldn't put it to work in process because we didn't know which job it goes to. So eventually we will have to record it out to the jobs. We'll have to record some type of factory overhead, use some type of allocation base to do so.


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