Hi and welcome back to Let's Talk Tachles Episode 10 brought to you by GeneX Energy. Due to popular demand, we will also start producing some podcasts in Yiddish. So enjoy this upcoming podcast with Rabbi Sval Ankletskin. I think that more suitable people can come to our new adventure, our new trip with a unique and interesting guest for Rabbi Sval Ankletskin. Welcome! What are you doing? I'm going to go and listen to some music. Great! I know that our audience will be very happy to hear so many interesting things about our guest, find our guest, take our guest and it will be very lucky to meet you. What do you think about your country in the US? I like to travel with my country. I live in a country where I am not allowed to go on a trip. And I stay with my country until I am allowed to stay with my family and go out to the beach with my friends. But I don't want to go to the beach. I am not allowed to go to the beach. Yeah. I want to tell you a little bit about the kid. I know he was born in Estesul. He was born in a unique village. But the kid who was born in Estesul was born in Estesul. He was born in Estesul. He was born in Estesul. He was born in Estesul. I can't prove it because I'm retroactive. I don't know if I'll be able to do it, but I'll be able to do it. He was born in Zahid al-Qasim. He wasn't born in Zahid al-Qasim. He was born in Zahid al-Qasim. He was born in Zahid al-Qasim. He was 17 years old. He bought animals for all of his children. He didn't want to make money. He didn't want to make money. He didn't want to give money to others. He was born in Zahid al-Qasim. He didn't want to give money to others. He didn't want to buy a house. He didn't want to give money to others. He didn't want to buy anything. He didn't want to buy anything. He wanted it. He didn't want to buy anything. At once, he bought the house. Online garden is in the same way. I am very proud of him. I think he has a lot of talent. He has a lot of talent for all 17 children, and everyone has a bigger talent in 1.7 teams. Now I have a million-dollar question. What talent do you have when you have talent? First of all, I have a lot of talent for my mother. My mother has a lot of talent. You have a lot of talent for your children. Yes, I have a lot of talent when I grow up. Most of the things I don't have are my mother's. I don't have a lot of talent. When I grow up, I have a lot of talent for my mother. I think he is a great person. Number one, I have a lot of talent. I am very proud of him. Less than a million dollars. I have a lot of talent. I have a lot of talent in 1.7 teams. I have a lot of talent in 1.7 teams. I think he is a very good talent when he has a lot of talent in 1.7 teams. But I think he is a great talent On one, you know, one nature, what do you see in my mind? My greatest thing, I feel the matunah with the Aibishtab, all the talents, the talents, I can sing, I can climb, I can do this, I can sing, I can do this, all the talents with the Aibishtab, but the people who are top-tier, in this realm, the Aibishtab, the nature and the man, it can develop. The Aibishtab, I feel the matunah, I can't get my whole life back.  But the other person, who has thought about dancing, or if I know how to lie in bed, I don't know how long, I haven't thought about it. Just a little bit more, I don't know, how do I think about it? And... I don't know, but you know, the word, I see it as a word of the word, I don't know what word it is, I don't know, I don't know. I think it's a word of the word. I saw it as a word in his garden, in his backyard. And this was born with a lot of weakness. Neiglach. Neiglach. And at some point, it was very difficult for me, I think it was very difficult. I saw it in the matunah, I knew it very quickly. I didn't do anything. If the children fight, they have to deal with the nerves, they break their nerves, and they leave the house with the son, with the mother, with the Neiglach. Max. And they say, do you know what's with that two things? First of all, I have to give my energy back. And the second thing, I have to be patient, I have to keep going. There are all kinds of problems, but if they are not controlled by men, they are not allowed to go back to their home. I thought I could find out about two thousand nails. I thought, I'm gonna have to search for them. I found out about two thousand nails. I don't believe that there are any such nails, but there are two. I don't know what to do. If I had to choose, I would go to the scene and find out that they are not allowed to go back to their home and that they can't get a nail back. For three times I have already found out that the whole tree was covered with nails. Yo, I'm a rifter, a roister, so I can't even imagine what life is. This is the boy who I was born to be a man. I'm a rifter, but I like to run around, I usually run around. I was born in the middle of the English, in the middle of the English. I was born in the middle of the English, I was born in the middle of the English. So I can't even imagine what nature is. So I run around and do my job. The man is a carpenter, the carpenter is a carpenter. I'm a carpenter, so I can't even do my job. Rassicius talked about this thing. But he said to Mosse they would do a lot of things if they knew the holes, what the sound was playing. All the noise that was playing would sound when there were a lot of things in the world. Then we went to the ceremony. Then I left the ceremony and I noticed it was funny. We'll have to calculate it. I would like to take you out of our last day of the day. Part of the day has been set free on this day. In the Medu, they are free to make Jews, to give them a lot of energy, to go and wait. What do they do with it? They do problems with children, with children, with children, with children, with children, with children, with children, with children. They are free in the world of God, they are free in the world of God. That's why special churches can control a little bit of the past, of the difficulties, of what is said, that every person has. I would like to be in the building of churches, in the highlights, in the front of themselves, the free things of the world. I would be very happy if the highlights, the focus of our shirts, that every person should gather together in the churches, so that they don't get too far away from the past. And more focus on the positive and the energy, and more special things. The part that was recorded, the Tukvara Shoshunas, the Tukvara Shoshunas, in order to tell the people that you're free in the way of Dad and the Tuk wear your Tuk and in theation the mask. As I told you, the point where the concept of the first monk is very important is learn from Rame本, Rame from the beginning of the language. That is the most important place in the G kilometers of Rame, most of which filled all the妈 problems in the district. In the dark area, there are the zipsteens, I was looking for a rock bar and I found out there was a rock bar. I went to the second floor and looked for it in Amazeltov. I won a million dollars in the lottery. I won three trophies. Not a million, two million, I didn't win again, I was still there. I went to the shop and asked, How do you know where the book is? I said, I don't know, I don't know where the book is. I said, I don't know where the book is. They always told me what to ask for. One time I was worried. So I asked the guy. He said, I don't know where the book is. I said, I'm from Andershala. I went to Sruhr. I told him, it's a bad thing. But there is nothing I can't understand. On the same day Shal-e was asked, I'll go back to my village and ask him, I was never there. I looked for people with problems, with bi找ers, and I thought life is not a problem. There were challenges. For me it's not about the language of the world. It's about the challenges which I felt. I don't know what I'm talking about, because it's in the English language. I don't know a lot of languages. I don't know, but I know a lot of Russian language. It's the language that comes in the first place. It's the language of the word, in the first place. The word, in the second place. It's in the second place. But yesterday, in Ghetarost, two or three Gilionis of the Pasha of the Warche, and of a certain Sigius, and of a young man in Zachen, of Meshneis, with ten, ten, ten thousands of people all over the world, they're not even in charge of the Gilionis here in the Warche. We can meet on all websites and download them from all places. We can meet on e-mail or by e-mail. Adana and Pasha. The hope, Gilion, is Madana and Pasha, is to bring the Gilionis to the Warche. This episode is brought to you by GeneX Energy. Whether you believe in climate change or not, many people are experiencing lately power outages.  No, you don't. You want to call GeneX Energy at<PHONE_NUMBER> or visit the website GeneXEnergy.com and they'll be very happy to quote and store for you a great generator that will save you all the Agma snafesh and headache. Back to the podcast. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Let's go. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Of course, the children would come in the night to pick up the money. Sometimes they would go to the bank and collect the money. Sometimes they would go to the roadside with their children. Sometimes they would call the money for a few years. But in order to do so, we had to ask for money and everything. Everyone was doing it, so we didn't have to bring them to the shop. But when I was with my children, I could go to the village and look at them. This is the way I got involved. But when they were doing terror in a small village, I would never have any other choice. We had to go back to the village. No one was going to come. I had a lot of fear about what I would do. I was stronger, I did my service better. I was in a hurry to go to the time. I had two competitions, the Freyjaer, and I knew more about the existence. Because I was beginning to think, I would do my service better. I went and went, both of them were very bad, I should buy them. I bought them, my two competitions. I was already working, I was already working, I was already buying, now I'm 30. Manapali. Yes, it's not Manapali, it's a long series, yes. People say it's really bad, that's why they bring it to me. It's a long series. The series makes auctions, I don't know the stones, but it's a well-made auction, that's my frame, because no one has known it. It's not just an auction, but for example, one of the new winners, Amidaf, is still in the 50s in Jerusalem, and in the 50s in Jerusalem. The problem is, every one of them is built in the 5-6000 shekel Amazon, in one case it's 2,000-2,500. With the instant, in the 50 pieces it's 300,000. It's not an investment in the country. But you, you're still in the 50s, but I think that stones, are still there. I could buy half a million shekels. It's a push. In one of the times, when I started to start, in the 60s, there was a huge plate, but you know, if you look at NASA, or the Colnoa, or any public place, and you think, there's a lot of money, you can't buy it. You live with the whole media, you can't buy it. I'm not an old man. I make huge, dry things in the middle of the night. I buy a machine that cuts with firewood, and I go to the middle of the night, and the truck, I get to the middle of the night, and I go out, there's about 10-12 flies, and then I go to the other side, and I get to one of the drillers. There are two islands, two ciambos, and in a week I have the same ones that I get to buy 10,000 shekels, and I get to see around 3,000, or only 500,000. I'll throw it back up there. I'll go to the relation between the region and the other side I get to see some of the people Do you see Manmasse in Kortzen? I mean, the whole building costs 3,000 shekels. We have to pay for the whole building. The problem is that we have to earn money, or we have to earn a lot of money. In my opinion, as far as I know, it's all about Manmasse. When I was in the beginning, I saw a phone call and said, it's cool, I'll send it to the speaker. I also saw a phone call and said, it's cool, I'll send it to the speaker. Then I saw a phone call and said, it's cool, I'll send it to the speaker. engineering leader, said, it'll be cool, I'll send it to the speaker. Then I saw a phone call and said, I'll send it to the speaker. Then I took him out. Since I didn't say that it was normal, I paid for 2,000 but still... It was crazy. I got robbed. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I miss. I think it's a very different story. How many years have you been in the guild? Eight years. Four years? Five years ago, I think it was a very different story. I think it was the 83rd guild. Wow. I think it was a very different story. It was very different. I think it was a very different story. I think America is a very different story. It made a little trouble in it. It was a very different story. Authentic. Unique. Personality. Knowledge. Positivity. Positivity. Positivity. Positivity. Positivity. Positivity. Positivity. The last 8 months, I hit five shows a few days ago. It's an interesting, strong saw. I want to say again today, five shows this last day areED. I want to say again today, Can you promote a strong つ long to this day for the ne sufferers in the New surrounding world these days? So we ran the game of war and developed needs as much as possible. America해서 is usually got normal people that wants to live a day he was a great artist and a great singer. He was a great artist and a great singer. He was a great artist. He was a great singer. He was a great singer. I think he is very much a great singer. What do you think about this version? Do you think you will share a particular case with the audience? The number 1, as I said, is a very good song. It's two songs that I have not heard before. I really like it. It's a very good song. It's a very well-known song. That's why I'm here. Made in the US? Yes. The question is, if you have the hardest time in your life, what did you see in the house? Everything was so powerful. In the video, I said I wanted to give it to him. I just want to give him more than one. That's not the hardest. No, I don't want to give him two. Because everyone has a different effect. In Amulidou, in the Mofes article. I mean that in the Mofes. So you work in the world. I was the businessman, the terrorist. I did this for many years. I don't do this to myself. But I did this for him. He was the one who brought me to him. So I told him, I'm leaving for Boreulam. He said, I'm going to eat, and I'm going to eat, and I'm going to eat. I'm going to eat, and I'm going to eat. He said, I'm going to eat. So I told him, I'm going to eat. Then I understood that in this business, there is no more. The business can't exist anymore. Even though there are people I don't know. I don't know if I'm going to sleep in a tent or if I'm going to go on a trip. I don't know if I'm going to do business. And if the guest doesn't want to sleep in a tent against me, he's going to stay in the restaurant. Okay, that's it. But I get up in the morning and I don't go to the office. Now I have a man who is 36 years old. He lives with his children. And then I get out. And this is my main business. I get up in the morning. Where do I get up in the morning? I'm going down in the morning. And I get up in the morning. And then I go back to bed.  A little depressed. I'm stuck in the kitchen in the kitchen in the kitchen. I start crying and start telling myself, let's go to bed, like a greedy man. So when I see someone asking me for a job, I start another job. But I don't get it. I end up telling myself, where am I now? I'll tell you, I'm going to sell my business, I make a restaurant, I try to find a job. And then I have a question, where am I? I get up every time.  He did all this in winter time, in the summer time, in the cold. He did it one whole minute. Woos! He was working in the field, and he was working in the field. Every day he would go to the field, he would go to the Jews, and all the time he would go to the Jews. Obovus is now. 10 minute!  He came to you, I was so shocked, I called for the white, I don't know what has died. You should do something else. This is an example of what's going on in Manau. I don't know how you do business. I was in Manau, and I spent $50.000. In the end I was so shocked. Ground zero. This is a one. I will give it a shot. I was going to say this every summer. I was looking for reb pope in the other room. I was looking for my Béle Loupian.    It's guy from heaven. Just think of my baby in my head, she's like, you know I don't get the shape. I don't get the shape. You got a raise. Say no off in my car, is that? And in men who are afraid of being the most risk level, I mean like, you know.  My husband and my wife. Quality time. My children were sleeping. I was sleeping with my husband. I didn't have coffee or anything. I had to give them both money. I was on my way to eat. I was on my way to the coffee shop. I was in the middle of the coffee shop. Dad, dad, how are you? I'm 11, 8 years old. I used to work at the time. Honey, what are you saying? I saw them in the hospital. They were in the hospital. They were on their way to the coffee shop. I was in a daze. I was on my way. I was in a heavy accident. The dad and mom were very angry. I told them I would take care of them. I was on my way. They didn't know where they were from. People who didn't know. They were too careful. They were scared. It's a challenge for us to be able to create something like this. If you want to get a point, you have to think about what you're doing. You have to be out of the box. Extreme. But, sister, there are funny things. You don't even know what you're talking about. But, as far as I'm concerned, I don't know. It's emotionally. It's a challenge. When you're struggling, you have to think about how hard it is to be able to put it in a box. If you're struggling, you have to think about how hard it is to put it in a box. You don't even remember. I was in the middle of the old book on finance. I was in the 20s, I remember that tragedy in the late 20s. In the 90s, I was in the late 90s. I didn't come to school, because I was on the phone all the time. I understood what I was doing when I was in the 20s. My mom, she was in the 11th grade. She had two children in the school. She was in the 80s, she was in the 11th grade. She had a lot of coffee. Normally I would ask her where she was from, but she didn't know where she was from. She was in the second grade. Later on, when she left, she could speak German, but in front of two children. Brilliant. She didn't know where she was from. My mom was in the middle of the old book on finance. She was in the late 90s. My dad was in the middle of the old book on finance. I was in the middle of the old book on finance. I saw it in my new book. I was in the early 20s. I was in the early 20s. I didn't know what was going on. I understood the It is a strong, Gipoil Talzkit. That's it. He came in the room, the roof of the Bama, the room with the clarinet, in very good condition, and Gipoigt, Aral Ekesh and Flekt Poigt, in half of the school, he went to Raschbi. And I asked him, where did you see the book? I asked him, with the clarinet, with the power you played, and he said, do you have a clarinet? I said, do you have a clarinet? I said, do you have a clarinet? I said, do you have a clarinet? I said, do you have a clarinet? I said, do you have a clarinet? I said, do you have a clarinet? I said, and he said and all its work is done by its own means. It's often the case. Now I believe in Rief Genix Energy<PHONE_NUMBER>. I work in New York and New Jersey. It's a very quiet place in Simcha's Shabbos. The kid that wants to take me is my mom. I'm the only one with my sister. The kid says, everything is in stock with you. I'm 19 and a half years old. I'm 21. But for the kid, you know, I always looked for it from a distance. From a distance, from a side, from a side, from a side. We went to the 80 or so courses! We went to the 80 courses, I went to the 80 courses for the kids. I said to them I'll go see the boys. I'm going to meet the boys and I'm going to play. I'm going to meet the boys. I know a lot of people that have seen my son. My mother spoke as a responsible man. My wife asked my children if I could work for them. But my mother, my brothers, my sisters, my brothers and I didn't know each other for a long time. So I explained it very well. Now I'm going to talk about the Mordor bike. The Mordor bike is a really good traffic. I went up to the Arzaisim, to my dad's skyline. I went to the house. I went to the house where I believed what I thought. They believed that this was all about the current climate. I didn't believe it. I thought about my business and I said, I'd like to work for a company like this. If I had money, I wouldn't know where I was. I would have to work for a company. I was already in the army. There was a stock. One guy told me he was going to be in the army. And he said to me, In the next three weeks, all three of us will be in the army. I have a little sister like this. I used to do that. I did that again. I did that again. A little sister. And I was three years old. It was a bit like... I want to tell you one more time now how I came here. I think as a person you must know something very well. I know what you want. The people I know, there were a lot of books about that, about how to turn off the gas. They taught me how to do it. They used to teach me how to knock off the gas, He's a manzina L. Mool, and I read it to the Hussigts, and I said to him, I'll go to the next party, you'll go to the next party, I'll go to the second party, and you'll go to the second party. We'll go to the next party, there's a manzina named Lernan in Breslov, and in Breslov, there's a manzina named Mayer in Sheevah, a young Mayer from Brida. There's another manzina named Sheevah, the girl I'm talking about is from Seleit, and this manzina, I'll go to the next party, the one from Buchen, and the two from the two parties, I'll go to Shevah, and bring them a bottle of Zygoth. I said, I was going to do it again. In those two books, I said, I think it's your turn. I said, you see, my daddy doesn't like it. He doesn't like it, but he's got two, three minutes and his phone rings, daddy. Wow. In both kicks and without me. I said, I'm going to take the speaker. Normally I don't want to take the speaker, but somehow I'm not confident. I can put the speaker on. I'm in, I said, I don't want to take the speaker on, because it's all in my life. And you forget that it's all in the church. When I know it's you, you can't ask yourself how do you know? You come to confidence when you are free. No demand.  Now I'm talking. My daddy isn't sleeping. The sound comes from inside.    You see the bugle kicking the sofa, kicking the bus. That's why you say, there's no problem with that. What's the problem with that clarinet? Wow, so you say, there's no problem with that clarinet.  That's why I have to play in the basement, because my dad doesn't want me to play like that in a basement. So I say, I don't know how to play. My dad's not a clarinist, he doesn't even know my voice. He doesn't know it, but he's a German. He says, I don't know, but he's a German. So I say, I can do that. I play with the clarinet. Now you're quiet, don't come to me, I don't need it, they're talking, talking, talking, talking. I say, I want to play, but they're saying, I have to play with the clarinet.  I'm not playing with the clarinet. I don't know, I've been practicing with the men. You practiced? Yes, let's find out.  I'm going to do a second shuffler. I have another shuffler, which makes another voice. Another sound. Another bass, another sound. Another is boss, another is treble. I have to put these two together. You're counting what you're doing. I'm going to ask you, how many shufflers do you have? I'll tell you. I'm going to tell you. I can't say anything. What do you have to say? I don't know how many I want to say. I'll look for one or two. I'll give you three. I'm going to the balcony. I'm going to the balcony. I'm going to look for it. I'm going to put it in the machine. I'm going to give you three. I'm going to do it with another shuffler. I'm going to give you three.  I want to sit in a chair until tomorrow morning. It's interesting. You're going to tell me, how many shufflers do you have? Jews want to live, and Jews want to go to a place where they can throw away important things. So we have to think about it, and not let things get into our mouths, and not let it take over our lives. That's a strong point. And if you say something, I'm sorry. So if you say something, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I know that you are saying that you are looking for something. What is the problem that we are not looking for? Because I think that my parents are not looking for anything.  So seeing that in the picture doesn't mean this thing, they like him, he's all like, these guys are bad to me. People don't like to go back. If he goes to a virus, if he dies, if he's depressed, First in van depressed, and I Apparently G появ습니다, to tell the other Let's do it in the back. Beugolum is the best cover. It's a little bit of a pain. I don't think it's going to kick. I'm going to say one thing. It's kicking in front. It's still mid-west. It automatically gets stuck in the keg. It's going to fall. It's going to be a pressure. But people are weak. When you give them the medication, its vitamin will kick in the keg. Not the vitamin, it's the mid-west vitamin. It's kicking in front. You don't even know it's kicking in. You don't even know it's kicking in. Just voted for it. Totally annoying. Totally annoying. I'm going to say one thing. It's all of a sudden Simu, but you know what's the best thing? The head. It's pretty free. Ask people how they do it, because I don't know, we can't do it in psychology, we can't be professionals, I don't know. We're like, he should be able to do it. They shouldn't be nervous. They should live. I'm not going to show you how to do it. But one of my friends came and gave me some advice, and told me that there were some problems. Financially or... No, there were some problems. Mentally, yeah. Maybe when I was playing with the kids into any kind of, given up, poor, poor problem, in-gel, all this, all this, over the limit. Fresh. The glues is in the beginning. Now, there's a man who's given up on his living control, all the way up to the top, all the way up, all the way up. I'm kicked out, yandicked. He's a good doctor, doctor, they give him the pill, a lot of, they go through online, he's doing the shearing, who's, who's, who's, who's, what can I do? Lair pot, relax. There you go. I forgot the name of his face, Henry. I said, but the man came and said, he's a best. He was a great guy. He's a little bit like a machine. He's a good guy. He's a good doctor. He's a good flyer in the world where he's from, relax. He's short-tempered. He's in a lot of pressure. But the whole thing didn't work for him. Relaxed, he's out of it. The school's closed, he says. The children didn't want to go home. He's all tripled. He went out, he said, relax, go. Go, go, he's all the way up. I don't know how to say it, but in your future, kick only the kids. The world is filled with kids. If you want to know how bad you are in the world, every car that drives you can be bad, no accident. But the car will bring you. If I want to get out of the lake, where you're not in the freeway, you can get out of the car in seven shoes. I'll make it in one shoe. One car that drives you, kick on the street, the one you're allowed to do. Boiroilum knows how to drive the world. One car in Boiroilum. All of them, in the Lexlos, all of them, all of them are the best in the world. I don't know how to say it, but it's crazy. When I know, I don't know how to say it, because I can't work on it, but I don't know how to do it. I don't know how to do it, because I know how to do it. But I know how to say it, because I'm the happiest person in the world. I don't know how to say it, because I don't know how to say it. Wow, this is a very important message from people to hear. We know that the beauty is a time of panic, not to lose it. My child, I will make you feel that you're not worthy. People are in need of a lot of sacrifices ... This is a long thing that I do. I often die when I'm sick, and when I'm not feeling well. I'm happy that I am. So I really want to thank you, Skoljevan Kymal, especially from Lakewood.  So thank you so much. Thank you so much, Delta.


The three main objectives that we're trying to accomplish here are first and foremost is to build and enhance the already established relationship that we have with the Australian Defence Force and the Australian Government. The second objective that we're trying to accomplish is to demonstrate the Army's capability that we are able to engage in a cross and multi-domain environment. And the last objective that we're really trying to hone in and focus on is to really support and sustain the free and open Indo-Pacific region for the combatant commanders. So this exercise, Tausman Sabre 21, is the first patriot, live fire exercise that we have ever conducted and executed in Australia and in the Southern Hemisphere, and it's on a strategic level, it builds our alliance with our Australian Defence Force, but it also demonstrates the capabilities that we have and we can provide our commanders and our joint partners and allies that capability.


So this is your first movie ever so congratulations on that Thank you, and I have a feeling that we're gonna see a lot of you because you were amazing So we're gonna do a quick get to know Sasha Lane Okay, so I'm just gonna ask you a couple questions rapid-fire. Okay. What's your favorite movie? I'm Jurassic Park favorite actor I don't even know favorite food bread I love to favorite emoji favorite emoji I like the one that's kind of like That face like the link I take it as a very awkward face and I yeah, okay a lot with that one favorite snapchat filter I Like the the old grandma face. It's kind of fun. Yeah One place that you'd love to visit New Zealand. What's your favorite closet wardrobe? Staple that you must have a crew neck. Okay. Yeah. Thank you so much. Thank you. I think it was it's Really surprising when you feel you know Jane Austen and her characters in her world


Hey, what's going on guys, welcome to a new video. So in this one, I want to share with you a testing strategy I've been using myself for the past few months. Ever since the introduction of CBO budgets, then I've wanted to find out whether it truly is the best way of doing things. So does Facebook actually truly spend your budget correctly? And there is a way of actually doing this because Facebook is a numbers game, numbers are very black and white, they don't lie. So for example, if AdSet A gets a 20 pence cost per link click and AdSet B gets a 30 pence cost per link click, then obviously AdSet A is achieving better results. And what I've found then is by running these split tests by testing the different budgets against each other, then it's actually a really good way of proofing your audiences and truly finding the best audiences to scale. If you've watched my videos in the past, then you'll know that I like to test things or I like to scale things. I like to test as many different audiences as possible, find the best ones and then choose say two or three to scale and actually dedicate the majority of my budget into those. We know that AdSets optimise on the AdSet level so it makes sense then to spend the majority of your budget on a handful of AdSets rather than split it across say 10 or 12 different ones. And with that being said then let's jump straight into the video. So the way I'm gonna structure this video, I've got a Google document here which will be downloadable by the way. If you check out the video description, it'll be the first link. Everybody can download it, it won't cost you any money. So I'm gonna run through this very quickly because essentially this is what the strategy looks like on paper and then we're gonna jump into my AdAccount which we've just seen and I'm gonna show you how to set it up in real terms. Just very quickly though, I wanna say a massive thank you to everybody watching this video, everybody who's supporting the channel and subscribing. Recently we hit 10K subs and I am in the process at the moment of thinking of a different giveaway or some sort of bonus or competition to do. So if you've got any kind of suggestions for that, I'd love to hear them and make sure you leave a comment down below. I read every single comment too so if there is a question you wanna ask me then just post it down below, I will answer it. And of course, if you enjoy these kind of videos on Facebook ads, if you want more videos, let me make sure you let me know, leave a comment, leave a like and of course, make sure you hit that subscribe button too. And with that being said then, let's get straight into the video. I do apologize for the long intro but trust me, it'll be worth it. So essentially the way this works in is we're gonna be running two completely different campaigns side by side against each other. Both of them will be CBO campaigns but one of them will have this $5 per day cost control. Everything else will be the same so all the variables will be the same. Essentially it's three ad sets. A 15 pound daily budget, i.e. five pound per ad set. If you wanna test say four ad sets just increase that daily budget to 20 pounds. The main thing here is obviously that we dedicate at least five pounds or the same amount per ad set. Moving on, we wanna make sure we use the same creative for each ad set as well. It wouldn't be a fair test if we're using different creatives. We wanna use the purchase objective because within the conversion campaigns they're the only campaigns in which Facebook actively mention the word optimization in which a campaign and ad set story can actually optimize and that's gonna be important which I'll highlight later on in the video. Audience size we wanna stick to around one million plus or minus 250K. We want all genders and ages. Since we are testing we wanna find is that essentially where the most interest is coming from. We want two level flex targeting. I'm not gonna get into it but basically it's the best way of targeting a high quality audience. I've done previous videos in the past on this. We wanna go for newsfeed only because it's the biggest space on the screen and when you're testing you wanna make sure that you're testing people who have actually seen your ad. So for example, if I go over to my Facebook newsfeed just get rid of this. If we were to choose this section here then which is the third party column then obviously not everybody's gonna register it. Not everybody's gonna see our ad. So it's gonna give us kind of false results or false reading. We wanna make sure that we target purely where's this document. We wanna make sure that we target purely people who have definitely seen our ad. It's gonna give us more true results. Now if we were re-targeting it's fine to use those certain spaces because people have seen our brand before. Therefore they're more subconsciously, they're more likely to spot it in that smaller space. But that's a whole different topic for another video. The next point is we wanna make sure our conversion window is at seven day click. That way Facebook is gonna consider more actions because it'll be over seven days versus one day. And then the final point is there's gonna be no cost control for this CPO campaign. So essentially what that means is that Facebook will be free to spend and divert our budget in its own right, in its own sense, whichever way it thinks is the best way to do it. Moving on to the ad set budget campaign. So this will be a CPO. Everything will be exactly the same apart from this bottom line here. We're gonna be setting a rule to make sure that $5 per day is assigned to each ad set equally. So if you wanna run a different amount of ad sets with a different daily budget then all you do is take the daily budget divided by the amount of ad sets and that is what your per day cost control should be. Now just to give some background information of essentially how this works, both campaigns are exactly the same except one has an ad set spending limit. And the runtime for this is gonna be three days minimum because it is a conversion campaign. We wanna give it that chance to essentially perform at its best. Like I mentioned earlier on in the video, conversion campaigns are essentially the only campaigns in which Facebook actively talk about optimization. So why do this? Why does it actually make sense? Number one, Facebook is a numbers game and numbers do not lie. They're very black and white. If the same ad set from both campaigns outperforms the other so the data is better versus the others then you can guarantee you've found a better audience and therefore you know exactly which ad set to then go on to scale. So for example then we're running two campaigns against each other. Each campaign has ad set A, B and C. If ad set B from both campaigns from both campaigns performs the best then we know definitely which ad set to then take on and scale and dedicate the majority of our budget to. The next steps as it states in the Google document is to take the best performing ad set and then go on to scale it. In terms of how to do that, there's multiple different ways to scale a particular ad set. Perhaps I could do a video on the topic. If you do wanna see say a part two to this video on scaling, make sure you comment part two below and if we get, I don't know, let's say 20 people commenting part two then I'll release the next part of the video. So essentially then in its bare bones that's exactly what this strategy looks like on paper. However, let's get into the practical side and actually show you how to set this up in practical terms. So to begin from, to start from the beginning we're gonna create a new campaign. We'll start over, we want conversions. It's gonna be a purchase. So make sure you name your purchase campaigns to exactly what there are. I've set up like a test Facebook page. So it's gonna be a purchase campaign and we're gonna sell Apple watch straps. We want a campaign budget optimization. There's gonna be three ad sets in this one. So we wanna set our daily budget to 15 pounds. And once you've done that then just click continue and we'll move into the ad set the tags inside of things. Just make sure you select the right pixel, select the right conversion event. And then we'll move into the audience side of things. So I'm gonna leave it to the UK because typically what I'll do is I'll just focus on one country because I'm from the UK, I'll start in the UK. And if I can sell it here profitably then I'll start to scale out into different countries or ages or genders and then detail tags. And this is where all the money is made to be in my opinion. This is the differentiation between a skillful marketer and somebody who isn't skillful. So we're going for Apple watches. Obviously we're just gonna start with Apple because it's gonna be a pretty huge audience. Let's scroll down, see if there's just a general one there is, which takes us to 2.9 million people. According to the Google doc we wanna get this down to one million people. So let's go narrow. And because it's an eye watch strap then we could see if we can actually target the Apple watch itself which we can as an interest that brings us down to 310,000 people which is a bit too small to be honest at the testing stage. So what I wanna do is try and increase this. So what we're gonna go for is in fact let's go for suggestions and see what Facebook suggests for us. So we could go, essentially we wanna try and find people who own an Apple watch. So engage buyers will be a good one. It also takes our potential reach up to 880,000 people which is within that tolerance of plus or minus 250K. And essentially it's a pretty ideal audience in fact because we're targeting people who are interested in Apple also interested in an Apple watch and they're engaged shoppers. So they have a history of clicking that shop now button. So this is ideal then for our first audience. We're gonna move down then we're gonna edit the placements make sure we stick to the Facebook news feeds. So we're gonna get rid of audience network. I'm gonna keep the Instagram news feed in fact. So Instagram feed marketplace, video feeds, right column and Instagram explore. We'll get rid of stories for now. We'll get rid of in stream. We'll get rid of search and in article. Now there are a time and place for all of these different placements but because we are testing, like I said we wanna make sure that people have actually seen our ad registered what the product is because then we're gonna get a better understanding of how our ad essentially performs. Moving on to the next stage then. So this is where things will change when we come back to the duplicated campaign but because this is the first CBO we're setting up we're not gonna set any rules.  So the Facebook page I'm gonna run this from is the YouTube test which I set up and just for this video we wanna make sure we use an existing post so that we're compounding all the engagement onto one particular post. I'm gonna go ahead and use this one here. So genuine leather Apple watch straps fuel the full range and then we've got a link to our particular product. All this looks pretty good to me so I'm just gonna go ahead and click confirm for the sake of this video. Now this is finally loaded then essentially what we have is one purchase campaign set up with one ad set and one ad creative. The way the strategy works then is we wanna go to the ad set level and we're gonna duplicate this in the existing campaign and we wanna duplicate it twice. Now each time we duplicate it then we will all the only thing we want to change is the interest targeting. So essentially we're targeting a different interest so edit and this is the only section in which we wanna change but we wanna make sure we keep that potential reach within a million people plus or minus 250K. And the reason being then is because we wanna make sure it's a fair test as much as possible it wouldn't be fair to go ahead and test a 100K audience against a 1 million audience against a 10 million audience because $5 in comparison to each of those audience sizes is a big difference and therefore it would be an unfair test. So we wanna keep it within the parameters of the strategy within that document. So what I'm gonna do now then is I'm gonna go ahead, duplicate this a couple of times and then show you what the outcome will look like. So once you've duplicated your ad set a couple of times this is what you'll have. So you'll have one CBO campaign you'll have three ad sets and then you'll have three creatives but each creative will be the same. Now the next step then what we wanna do is make sure we split test the campaigns and to do this then what you have to do is unfortunately you have to create a new campaign if you duplicate it it won't let you make changes to the way the budget is set out. So just simply create a campaign start over conversions and then just name it PUR Apple Watch Strap. To go ahead click CBO set the daily budget to the same as the first campaign we created which will be 15 pounds and then it's dead easy from here on. So all you have to do is just obviously make sure you fill out all the details exactly the same as the first campaign we created. So ad set a needs to be the same as ad set a for this campaign be the same as BC the same as C but then the difference for this particular campaign is you wanna go to the very bottom to optimization and spending controls click see more options and what we're gonna do is set an ad set spend limit so edit ad spend limits to this ad set and we're gonna set a maximum of five pounds per day and what that's gonna do then is make sure that if we set the same rule put ad set within the CBO each ad set is gonna get the fair same amount of spend so just go ahead click continue add the same creative so YouTube test use existing post select the post it was the top one we use for the last campaign now this is important we use we make sure that absolutely everything is exactly the same as the first campaign creative apart from the way in which Facebook is gonna spend its budget. Once this has confirmed then and takes us back to the campaign screen we're gonna select these top two which is the ones we've just created we'll go filter by selection. Now essentially what we have is two campaigns that are exactly the same as each other apart from the way they spend their money we're gonna run them for at least three days and then we're gonna compare the results compare the ad sets and then see which one is getting the best results and whichever one gets the best results is the one we're gonna select and actually go on and start to scale and like I said earlier on in the video if you want a part two on how to scale that one just make sure you leave a comment down below one final thing then which I haven't shown you yet and which is fairly straightforward is you just wanna open up this campaign and then duplicate this twice and make sure that the ad sets in this campaign Apple Watch Strap 2 match the ad sets in Apple Watch Strap so the original campaign we created. With that being said then guys that wraps up the entire strategy I really do hope it makes sense I know it probably got complicated at point so if there is any questions make sure you comment down below I will answer every single one if you do actually go out there and use this strategy make sure you come back let me know how you get on because from my experience there's no better way of kind of guaranteeing that you've found yourself like a really high quality audience and you're gonna have a better hit rate in terms of the ad sets that you do go on to scale With that being said then I'm gonna wrap the video up thank you very much for watching I really do appreciate the sport it does mean a lot make sure you hit that like button if you enjoyed the video please do make sure you subscribe as well I do upload on average about four or five videos a week and finally any comments, questions whatever it is if you just wanna get in touch and leave a comment down below thanks again for watching and I'll see you in the next one


Hello, beautiful souls. Welcome to this video for November 2022. My name is Ona Christie and I am so excited about this month. It just feels like there's big changes ahead and the energies of this month are going to support it. In this video, I'm going to speak first a little bit to the astrology of November 2022, and then we'll go into the energies of November 2022 as channeled channeled through my Akashic guidance, and we'll close it all up with an Oracle reading to support us through this month ahead. Ready, let's get started. Starting with the astrology of November 2022. I didn't actually look into the astrology of this month until after I looked into the energies of November 2022. But after looking it up, I thought there were some interesting parallels. So as you go through this video, listen for these. And if you find any that jump out at you, put them in the comments below. The first thing that I noticed is that November 2022 starts and ends on a first quarter moon. So that's a waxing moon. And traditionally the first quarter moon supports focused action and also assessing past actions and making decisions around those. Okay, so just kind of keep that in mind as we move forward. So of course in this month, the sun moves into Sagittarius, and that happens on 1122 2022. You know, that that's really on a spacious date, especially coming past this, this whole past nine months or so, starting in February, with where we had that 222 in the 2222. There's an echo of it in November here. And it's, it's, we'll get into that a little bit in a shortly here. But the sun's going to move into Sagittarius on that day just a few days after Mercury and Venus, both also enter into Sagittarius. And then the day after that, on the 23rd, we have a new moon in set. And then Jupiter goes direct on the 23rd in the sign of Pisces. Okay, so Sag is this mutable fire sign, which really supports action towards change. And then we all know that the archer of the Sagittarius loves to shoot for the moon. So combining that with Jupiter, which is this planet of expansion and going direct in Pisces, the most spiritual sign of the zodiac. And by the way, Jupiter is also the ruler of both Sagittarius and Pisces. So I'm really seeing November 2022 is a big, big month to support any kind of purpose led changes and expansion into higher consciousness. So it could be a really good month to just kind of open up and get downloads. And also, if you are moving forward with your purpose or starting any kind of initiative, right, that supports your purpose, whether it's a new job and relationship, starting a business, making changes in your business, whatever that is. This is an incredibly pivotal month or can be a very pivotal month for those kinds of activities. Okay, which of course leads also to the big event in November that everyone is anticipating, which is the 1111 gateway. I will be releasing a video on that soon. So if you haven't subscribed to Art of Awakening yet, hit that button below and hit the bell to make sure that that will show up in your notifications. Okay, so let's move on into the energies of November 2022 as I received them through my Akashic guidance. So as I've just mentioned that this, we've just kind of come through this whole big period of intense purification. That was that period starting in last February 2022, moving all the way through this past summer. There's a lot of intense, intense energies all through the summer with the eclipse season last summer with the landscape through to this, this past equinox, and just kind of culminating right in this, this just right now in this period. Okay, so this has been a huge, huge purification cycle, right. Cleansing if you have had a lot of intense things happening, maybe things falling away, facing your shadow side, those kind of things that's all part for the course for purification. And so if you have anything left to clear November 2022 is going to be a great month to do it. I'm just going to read to you a passage from that I channeled from the Akash and they address this so starting here. They say, this is a time of further purification and cleansing, but for many who have undergone intense waves of purification in the last nine months. This may feel calmer and easier. Think of it as like cleaning up mud after a hurricane. It's a good time to sweep out the corners and tie up loose ends to declutter to clean your closets and get rid of anything that no longer fits you. Things you haven't worn in years, things taking up space for no good purpose. It's a good month also to get your finances in order to clean up your books and reconcile your accounts if you haven't done that in a while. This kind of inventory taking will require you to really look at how you have been spending your time, money and energy. It may bring up feelings of guilt or shame, recognize and welcome any such feelings as your friend. They are an invitation to be honest with yourself and others to look deeply into what you've been hanging on to and to have the courage to relinquish those things that aren't in alignment with what you know brings you joy. Cleaning out the cobwebs now will enable you to move forward in full power and alignment when the wheel of the year shifts to support your next major step forward. And so just to elaborate on this, and by the way, usually when I delve into the Akash, it's going to be kind of verbatim what they give me. This month they kind of gave me just general indications. Okay, so what I just read was not so much a word by word channeling as a sort of a translation of the images and energies that I was getting so I just want to make that really clear. But just to elaborate just a little bit on this, there may be people and groups that may be undergoing very intense purification style experiences this month. And I'm feeling like there's probably a lot of you who are attracted to watching my videos may already have been through a lot of those in this past cycle and have that a little bit calmer kind of less intense clearing. I'm hoping that is the case. Because that's, that's usually a little bit easier to deal with although the intense clearance are always good to you know as long as we have that knowledge that okay this is a clearing and I'm just writing the waves right. Good thing to remember all the time right anytime there's challenges that they come up for a reason and they're always there to assist us right on our path. Okay, so it mentioned clearing right now so that we can move forward in full alignment. When the wheel of the year shifts to support your major step forward and that was actually a fairly clear image that they gave me. Okay, so when will that be well that will vary by the individual. And especially if you're in the northern hemisphere. This is most likely a time of preparation. Okay, planting seeds and setting the stage for future expansion. If you're in the southern hemisphere, you may feel it more like a dancing horror of activity at this time. Okay, if that is the case, then just trust your intuition, have faith that as long as you're aligned with your own inner truth. The universe will support you and then just go as your guided okay so if you're in the southern hemisphere you may feel a little bit more the action happening right away or more guided to action. If you're in the northern hemisphere, you may feel a little bit more like, okay, clearing out getting downloads, kind of making plans, getting things ready right and more likely you're going to see that push forward to really sustained action in the spring. And I'd say probably March or February even, and you know sometime a little bit later, starting in 2023. Okay, now this isn't going to be true for every single one but as a general, you're going to be more likely depending on where you are or if you're, if you are embodying a lot of masculine energy you might also have that drive to action. So if you're more embodying the feminine, be careful though if you're in the northern atmosphere and really feeling that big thrust ahead might want to just take a few deep breaths and and just do a little bit of awareness practice first to make sure that it's it's an actual alignment okay maybe just take a day and just meditation just make sure just because it's really easy sometimes to feel that push and it's almost like giving birth right. So if you're pushing before you're fully opened it's not really good. All right, so for everyone, regardless of where you're at I'm guided to suggest that the power of dance is a strong ally right now. One thing is the super powerful thing that anyone can do to assist in releasing stuck energies and or to help those energies move in a positive direction. So, physically dancing it can really help with mental clarity with releasing creative blocks with any heavy energies that are in your in your home, if you feel like you've been kind of living under a cloud for any reason. I feel like lethargic can't get myself up dancing I kid you not is an incredible antidote and just medicine for the soul for the body. It really just helps clear. And it's like nobody even has to watch you just go put some good dance music on and go to it and you will be amazed how fast the dance can clear energy. So if you're looking at this month of November 2022 and feeling like, well, a big positive changes ahead, and thinking, oh my gosh, it would be really cool to have a little extra clearing a little extra insight, to give you a big boost and prepping for whatever amazing changes you have ahead. That's exactly the kind of work that I love to do. Usually when I start with a person will start with an energy scan I just kind of peek into each of your shoppers it gets a really beautiful energy profile of where you're at right now and just blocking you and definitely guides always come forward. Sometimes it's spirit animals, angels, ascended master is whatever it is that's here to support you in this month of November will show up in that energy scan. And it's a super powerful experience so I invite you to check that out if it calls to you. Alright, so let's move forward with our Oracle meeting, excuse me Oracle reading to support us through this incredible month of November 2022. I am using the shaman wisdom cards this is a deck by Lita Richardson, and it's an older deck, but it's one that I really love.  She has four directions, just an amazing deck based on Native American spirituality. And so I'm going to be pulling somewhere between one and three cards to support the energies of 2022 and any big changes that we have ahead, helping to stay centered, grounded, strong, and help us to receive the right words to communicate well around what we need to move ahead and to recognize anything that needs clearing and to be able to cleanly, cleanly and efficiently clear out. Okay, so the one I'm getting here. First is number two, and it is called grass moon. So this is one I'm just going to kind of, I am not as fully familiar with this deck to tell you exactly what grass moon is. Okay, so I'm going to just sort of do a little Oracle feeling into this card itself and then I'll read to you from her guidebook which is she's she's got an amazing guidebook here. Okay, so this is I guess the the astrological sign of Taurus is coming up to support us now the first part and most of the month of September or excuse me November, we're still in Scorpio and Taurus is right across from Scorpio in the the astrological wheel right and so this is a beautiful card for balance. All right, so if there's anything that comes up here in this month, especially in the first part of the month of November, which leads up to the sun going into the Sagittarius on the 22nd. So if anything comes up that feels challenging, consider Taurus as a balancing energy. Okay, so Taurus has, it's very grounding it's an earth sign, so anything you can do to ground would be really supportive. And also beauty right Taurus is all about kind of beauty and and finances so really looking at your finances and being fiscally responsible this month would be definitely called for by the cards, bringing beauty into your life, taking a little time to give yourself some self care some self love, maybe, you know, while being fiscal fiscally responsible recognize that part of fiscal responsibility is supporting the needs of body, mind and spirit alright so, you know, feel like it's okay to spend a little bit if you want to go to a spot and have a spa day that would be really an alignment just to make sure that you're relaxed and able to move forward right or you can do it at home spot treatment okay and be very fiscally responsible. Number two, this energy of partnership right so whatever you're doing, whatever big changes are ahead you want to make sure that any partners in your life. You know have that communication going make sure that they, you know, know what is going on that you might want to involve them right and get their feedback. So any kind of feedback on what you're doing could be really helpful actually if you're feeling challenged this month. The idea of a vessel right receiving and holding so this may be a good month to kind of hold on to what you're being given you may be giving lots and lots of insights this month that it may not be quite time to take action on those yet this it may take a little bit of gestation right to move through that and again that number two, sacred chakra right chakra to is also talks about the idea of gestation. So, again, the idea of planting seeds you don't necessarily see them sprout right away. So just remembering that big changes take time baby steps, baby steps right. And I think this is going to be all the card we need really for for this month at this time. But let me read to you what writer Richardson says about this and it is calling on this period of time, which is kind of opposite the wheel right from where we're at, and again balance calling in balance with this card. I am grass moon, I am the soft light of spring falling on the tall prairie grasses, I am resources powerfully at hand, I am value. The great buffalo is illuminated in my subtle light as it falls on the tall prairie grass, gently wafting in the nice night breeze, the grass gracefully bends to the wind, and the step of those who tread upon it. What provides food, shelter and beauty, sustenance for life, rely on the resources at hand, and your strengths together in abundant supply. Your way is being lightened for increased possessions and financial prosperity. Don't look too far away, or too high, you may miss what is under foot already present. You may want to roll in the grass on a moonlit night. Okay, so if you are living in a place where you can actually roll in the grass. Think about that as a beautiful grounding activity but really listen to what she's saying she's saying that you have everything you need. Your resources are here, you've already assembled everything that you need to move forward when that time is right and it for many of us it may be in that period of tourists next year that April to May period.  So this is speaking to you right as a. We all have this beautiful higher self that that that we're here as a vehicle for right, and I'm feeling like this is this month where we can actually sit back kind of assess what's in the way, you know what what is left, what can we brush away, and really make room become this vessel for this higher energy it's going to come in and, especially when you see this video coming up on the 1111 you're really going to get what this really means so again, subscribe if you have it and watch for that. And remember, you were born to be free.


Hey guys, it's Tilly, and today I am here with my December book haul. I bought books, I received books, and I am just a very happy person in general. And the first one is The Star Touch Queen by Roshani Chokshi. And this one I am also currently reading. I am like 100, no I'm not, I'm like 70 pages in and I'm kind of like stuck on it. So if you guys have read this book, please let me know what it is like so that I can know if it gets better or not, so that I can hopefully be encouraged to read more of it and sooner. I was told to read this by a few people because apparently it's very similar to the Wrath and the Dawn, and because I love the Wrath and the Dawn so much, I wanted to pick up something very similar to it, so I did. Next up, and I have to thank my friend Sam from Sam Barnes. He is Oz fanboy. I'll leave a link to his YouTube channel below. He is funny and sassy, and I love him so much, so go and check him out. He bought me this book, Branded, which is part of the Sinner series by Abbey Ketner and Missy Calakiki. This is one of his favorite books, I believe, and so I hope that I'm going to enjoy it. Fingers crossed that I do. So thank you Sam for giving me this book, and I will treasure it forever, and I love you loads. I bought these next two books on my birthday that kind of like a treat to me. I've been eyeing for quite a long time, and I have never actually seen them in hardcover. So when I did, I decided that I was going to buy them, and that is Van Gogh Book 1 and Book 2. So Book 1 is Between Sky and Earth, and Book 2 is A Prince Without a Kingdom, and these are by Timothy D. Fumbel, and I'm very very excited. I have, like I said, been looking at these for quite a while, and I've heard really good things about them too, and their covers. I just love them. Everybody has been hyping this book up, and I have been avoiding buying it because I think I saw like one bad review, and I was like, gee, should I get it? I don't know, but I decided that I'm gonna buy it, and that is The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon. Not only is this book stunning, but you know, I have heard a lot of good things about it. So hopefully I'll get around to reading it. I should do, hopefully sooner rather than later. I'm kind of like one of those people that have like contemporary moods every once in a while, and I'll just read like 20 contemporary books in a row, and then I'll even look at them for like a few months, so contemporary time should hopefully be coming around soon. I got this next one for my birthday, it's from one of my really good friends, and I actually really love this book, and that is How to Tell If Your Cat Is Plotting to Kill You. I also bought The Beginning Woods by Malcolm McNeil, and I have heard amazing things about this book, and I really am into those simplistic covers at the moment, so of course I like am such an aesthetic person, so I went and bought it for its beauty, and hopefully it's storyline. It is a mystery book, and I haven't read a mystery in quite a while, so hopefully I will enjoy this one. I got this as a Christmas gift from my lovely friend Lisa who came over for Christmas. The first one I've got is How It Works, The Cat, and this book is actually like really really funny. A pet can be great fun. Cats are warm and fluffy, like cuddly toys, and their owners give them lots of time and affection, and just like cuddly toys, they do very little in return. Over thousands of years we have developed a special relationship with the animals that share our homes. Dogs have evolved to serve many sorts of human needs, and humans have evolved to serve many sorts of cat food. 11 out of 10, fantastic book. These next three books are all by Margaret Atwood. It is a trilogy I'm pretty sure. I'm not actually 100% sure what order they go into, but we have The Year of the Flood, Mad, Adam, and Oryx, and Craig. I thought that I was just there pronouncing all the names, but it turns out that I'm also bad at pronouncing book titles. Second last one is The Rose and the Dagger by Renee at Hay, and if you guys follow my Goodreads story on this, I finished The Wrath in the Dawn, and I was waiting at the bookstore before it even opened to get this book because I desperately needed to read it. I finished this one already, and I absolutely loved it. I'm trash for these books to be honest. And the last book that I got in December was from the YA Chronicles, and that's one is Finding Wonders by Janine Atkins. And yeah, I really can't wait to get around to reading this one. It was like a poetry collection centered around three girls who basically find the wonders in the world. So there you guys have the book haul for December. I hope you guys all had a lovely December, a lovely Christmas, a lovely month, depending on whether you celebrate Christmas or not. And if you didn't have a lovely time, I hope that you guys have a lovely bookish day instead and that many great things happen to you. A quick shout out though to a family friend who couldn't be here for Christmas, you were dearly missed, and you just have to have your Christmas present when you come back in February. So I turn to you guys to help encourage me to read more, and it's Christmas work, so I'm pretty happy with that. Let me know if you guys think I should do it for the same thing as January.


Science fiction, a world where we can step outside reality in order to look at the implications of technology's achievements, where we can speculate about what the future holds for society. Science fiction first appeared at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. As engineers designed and built machines to save people's labor, science fiction writers took an interest. Some were uncomfortable with the enormous potential of machines to affect society. What assurances were there that these machines would stay under our control and would not harm us or even replace us? And what better engineering innovation to use to raise these issues than robots? Machines with minds of their own. As a result of the fears expressed in stories and films of the early 20th century, engineers did their design of robotics applications against a backdrop of suspicion. This segment from the comic book series Magnus Robot Fighter 4000 AD, published in the mid-60s, demonstrates the high level of mistrust of robot capabilities. That does it. Are you alright? Yes, but in another second it would have been a different story. The reality of contemporary industrial robotic engineering has been very different. Robots have brought about more productive manufacturing lines and greater quality assurance. Their use has saved people from having to work in hot, toxic, or otherwise dangerous environments. Automated production lines using robots are chalking up an admirable safety record. However, industrial robots have injured people, and injuries may occur more frequently as the number of working robots increases. In at least one case in 1984, a worker was killed. The victim entered the working range of the robot, presumably to clean up scrap metal that had accumulated on the floor. The work cell control systems did not sense his presence. And as a result, the worker was pinned between the back end of the robot and a steel safety pole. His heart stopped. No matter how automated a manufacturing line is, there are sure to be workers around who must be protected. Line operators. Maintenance workers. Programmers. Managers and visitors. Robots have weak sensing capabilities, so they can't be relied upon to always react in a safe way when these workers approach. Safeguarding robots is more complex than safeguarding other types of machines. Their range of movement is much greater than other machines. Machine guards around belts, other moving parts, and points of operation are small in comparison to robotic work cells that often encompass several cubic yards on the plant floor. Robot guarding has to be flexible, too, to adapt to the variety of tasks a single robot may perform. Industrial robots are hardly on the attack, but they can be a hazard, and engineers are clearly the people who must take responsibility for ensuring the safety of the people who work with them. The next few minutes will highlight some of the ways to protect people in robotics environments at critical stages of the engineering job. Research. Design. And implementation. It is extremely important to know as much as possible about the robot before workstation design begins. You have to know the precise track of its movement and how those moves are programmed. Since safe design solutions often involve barriers, it is important to know the range of velocities, payload limits, and tooling options that are required for the job. The barriers must not only keep people out of the work cell, but also keep the machinery within. You must know the features for robot control that the robot manufacturer provides. Alterations to the input-output system are the primary means of designing a safe application. You probably know that robots have emergency stop buttons to provide total shutdown and interruption features to stop arm motion. Interruption circuitry in a robot should be supplemented by hardware stops that will stop the arm even at its full payload and speed. Almost all robots have these stops. They're usually set at the maximum range of the robot. Engineers should have these reset to the limits of movement for the task at hand and don't ever substitute a steel pole on the shop floor for one of these stops. When workstation design starts, use what you have learned in the research phase. Omitting pinching points is a major consideration. All of the machinery that will be used on the line must be planned for and spaced to allow humans to safely pass. Use templates or models to do this if necessary, no matter what form they take. Obstacles of all kinds must generally be removed from the robot cell. Plan space for end effectors too. A change in tooling can significantly increase the size of the work cell. After determining size and spatial relationship of the equipment, design the isolation of the work cell. There are several different kinds of perimeter guards. Each has its strengths and weaknesses. Barriers that are easy to pass through or over are by themselves inadequate. Fencing is effective and inexpensive. It should be tall enough to discourage workers from climbing. Access gates should be interlocked with the robot controller to interrupt the robot cycle if open. Resetting should require a two-step process. One reset at the site of the interruption and one outside the barrier. A drawback to fencing is that it is difficult to move. Another is that it obstructs the vision of workers who may need to monitor the robot cell. Safety glass or other transparent barriers cost more than fencing, but they solve the vision obstruction problem. Light curtains are another form of useful barrier system. They are available in many sizes and they can be selectively blanked to provide access to the cell for specific pieces of equipment or products while still sensing and interrupting the robot cycle for humans. Unfortunately, other things in the environment besides workers may trip a light curtain circuit. Make sure that your operation is clean enough to use them. Pressure sensitive mats are another effective barrier. Their drawbacks are the possibility of unintended interruption of the robot cycle and the amount of floor space they take up since they have to be greater than a step wide. If at all possible, locate the operator control panel for the work cell outside the barrier. Both emergency stop and hold or interrupt controls should be on the panel. A second control should be on the panel that must be activated before automatic cycling can be restarted. Several other emergency stop buttons should be located in places of easy access around the work cell. The key to successful use of these barrier devices in your design is redundancy. At this facility, all the cells are guarded by interlocked doors that automatically interrupt the robot when their microswitches are tripped. Warning lights are used to alert workers to problem situations. The operator control panel allows total control of the cell from outside. There is a total line shutdown pull cord system that has a cord drop over each work station. Each one will shut down the entire line. Although safe manufacturing systems can be engineered with today's technology, there will be increased pressure for more innovation. Unfortunately, the fencing that you set up provides you with a narrowing of your real estate on the factory floor. Likewise, it makes it a little bit difficult for somebody to go in and do teaching of a robot of a new task or preventative maintenance on a robot because you have these hard stops. We have sensors that are capable of detecting the human's motion within that environment and tracking the human to be able to differentiate the human movements from the machine movements within its workspace. And what we did was integrated these four sensors into a system, a prototype safety system in which we were able to detect human movement based upon in the capacitive world a change in the dielectric constant that's associated when a human moves in on the capacitive sensor versus the capacitive sensor moving in plain air. The infrared sensing based upon the change in temperature when a human moves into the environment. The ultrasonic would change the distance that objects appear from the robot end effector, if you will. And the microwave looked at any motion that was present in the environment that was not supposed to be there. And it's important to understand that the variety of applications that we have in different automated workspaces today mandate different sensory implementations as well. Ultimately what you're trying to do is build the safety system to a same level of intelligence that the actual workplace requires. After you have designed your robotic work cells, you must install them and get them running. You will probably rely on other parts of your organization to help get the job done. Documentation of your design is important to the purchasing department and to the facilities people who actually put the system together. Complete documentation details the results of your planning. It ensures that the robots are adapted to your own requirements including the cell barrier systems. The robot manufacturer can look at your documentation as a check on the match of his product with your needs. Documentation also provides a way to record the inevitable changes in your design that will be made during installation and debugging. Remember to check those changes for their impact on the safety of the system. There are a number of systems safety techniques that can be used to analyze virtually any type of manufacturing system for hazards. They are useful in the design stages as well. During the installation, have the maximum work envelope of the robot marked on the floor as an added visual warning. Make sure the markings are made on the basis of the largest end defector that will be in use. Well engineered production systems must have well informed and motivated worker populations to be successful. Preparing the workforce to, program, maintain and operate a robotics production line takes just as much planning as the production line itself does. Training should occur as close as possible to the start-up of operations. Everyone on the shop floor will need to learn the basics of robot operations and the emergency shutdown procedures. Start-up, maintenance and programming procedures will be learned by fewer employees, but they must be taught and tested before installation is complete. Refresher courses will be necessary for everyone. When maintenance of longer duration is performed, lockout and tagout procedures should be implemented to make sure that the robot or associated equipment is not re-energized before the maintenance activity is completed. The points of control should be locked out so that re-energizing the robotic system can only be done by the person who applied the lockout. A warning or tagout should also be posted at the point of control. It should provide information as to why and by whom the energy sources were isolated. To review, research before you begin design of robotic applications. You must know the capabilities and the control mechanisms of the robots in detail. Design your system to do the work without peril to workers. Use redundant barrier and control systems, the ones best suited for your operation. Install your production line with the same care you used during design. Fully document any changes in the design. Make sure that everyone is trained on all aspects of the new production line. Twenty years have passed since Robot Fighter Magnus was created. Science fiction writers of the 80s still see potential dangers of robotics. But now robots are often used to represent good in stories. Films, books, and toys present benevolent robotic characters. Clearly there has been a shift in public perception of the dangers, brought about partly by good safety conscious engineering. The quality of today's engineering designs for industrial robotics applications will shape the views of the public, the workforce, and today's science fiction writers and help determine whether scenes like these will ever be part of robot reality.


This is a piece I made. It's about 8,000 books. They're discarded books that I get from the library that were literally going to the trash and so I put my story on top of that story. It's sort of a narrative on a narrative. It's about conveying that we all have the same thing in common and I have a man at the bottom playing the piano and this represents the earth. He's playing sort of the song of the earth and these people from all different cultures are flooding down to the sound of this and it's a way that we can all become grounded. Just the books themselves tell a story. The book held so much knowledge before and now the book is dying. I hope people take away that how important the book is and how important that connection is to things that we've lost.


This isn't a low bar and by the way poor went out for the debate moderators this cycle because it's sometimes they've had just straight-up election deniers kind of crazy statements made. You have Kerry Lake a known election denier. I get not wanting to elevate election deniers. I think election denial is a different thing. Russia interfered with our election, attacked our democracy for the sole purpose of artificially placing someone at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. They were successful. Drone tech media. Someone is going to have to explain to me the black hole of self-awareness that exists on the spew. They supposedly have a Republican co-host. Her name is Alyssa Griffin, and she has nothing but slobbering praise for the Democrats' choice for minority leader Hakeem Jeffries. Hakeem Jeffries was a very wise call for Democrats. When I worked in the house he was known he has credibility with the progressive flank but he was known as somebody who the other side could work with so I think just in general moving to next generation leadership is smart. For a Republican she sure has a lot of good things to say about this Democrat who also happens to be a prolific election denier. In 2016 he claimed the election was illegitimate and that the president was fake saying the more we learn about the 2016 election the more illegitimate it becomes. America deserves to know whether we have a fake president in the Oval Office. He didn't just tweet this. He also went on a conspiracy theory riddled rant during congress where he claimed that Russia changed the election results in favor of Trump. Seems to me that there's a cloud of illegitimacy that continues to hang over 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and that patriotic Americans have a responsibility to try to figure out what the heck happened in terms of the malignant tumor that seemed to have been embedded in that 2016 campaign. What did the president know? Regular order. When did he know it? Regular order. And how do we prevent the type of malignant activity from happening? He went on to baselessly claim that multiple congressional seats were stolen by rogue Republican operatives. The North Carolina congressional seat the only one stolen by rogue Republican operatives. We may need a comprehensive criminal investigation to figure that out. There was no investigation. It just goes on and on and on and on. But yesterday New York representative Hakeem Jeffries was elected as the first black party. Hakeem Jeffries was a very wise call for Democrats. He's the right person. He's the smartest person. He is on par with Nancy Pelosi. No question. So the Republican on the show loves Hakeem Jeffries along with everyone else on the show despite his long list of dangerous election denial. On this channel we've established pretty thoroughly that the view hates election denial and lets its Democrats. But still what comes next nearly gave me a series of unstoppable cascading embolisms because it comes just after their praise for Jeffries. Iron Donald the Florida member would have challenged Elise Stefanik for conference chair because we really don't have minority representation in our leadership. Is she an election denier? She is. She's a Trump please. Stefanik used to be one of my favorite members. She was a moderate thoughtful like she's millennial and she went a completely different direction. The body snatchers have gotten her. Yeah. It's it's unfortunate. Can somebody please explain to me how a normal functioning human goes from praise and adulation for a guy known for election denial and election conspiracy theories to bashing a woman on the basis of election denial. If you're wondering this CIA scyop was sponsored by Humana and Macy's.  That's it for that one. Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed it please hit that like button and leave a comment to let us all know what you think. Thanks a lot.


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Hello, I'm David Wong. I'm an entrepreneur and martial artist and a peak performance innovator. In this video, I'm going to share with you 10 body language signs and what they mean. If you don't have your body language managed, that means that could be a lost networking opportunity, could be a lost friendship opportunity, or even losing a potential date. So make sure that you pay attention to this video. Number 10 on the list is eye contact. So generally, when somebody's speaking to you, you want to make eye contact with them. Now don't stare so intently into their eyes that it scares them. So what I do is I look at their nose when somebody's talking. So what that does is that they know that you're looking at them, but you're not freaking them out. Now when you're talking to someone, you want to make less eye contact. So don't stare at them and talk at them like this, like a camera.  Especially if you just met the person, they may feel a little bit overwhelmed with your eye contact. So maybe you make strong eye contact at first, then you look away a little bit, and then you bring the eye contact back. So have some breaks in your eye contact. Body language sign number nine is having a strong, firm handshake. Don't do a wimpy, weak handshake. It just feels weird, makes them feel like, eww, like that. What message do people get when you give them a strong handshake? It shows them that you are actually physically strong and mentally strong too. It makes the other person feel that you're confident, that you're solid, and that they can trust you. So just practice it, right? Practice with a friend, go and shake their hand and get feedback from them and ask them how they feel about it. Body language sign number eight is standing still.  Don't move around. Don't turn around. Don't turn your body. Stand still, because when you're standing still, you're balanced. And what that means is that you are either mentally balanced or physically balanced. That means that they can count on you. They can lean on you because you have balance.  Number seven, the list of smiling too much. Have you ever met someone that just doesn't stop smiling? They just have this perma-smile on them all the time and then they talk through their teeth like this? Okay, so that's kind of weird, especially when that looks really fake and it's not genuine, people can pick that out easily. So the point is smile appropriately and smile genuinely. So when you're happy, a genuine smile usually uses the eyes.  See, my eyes are smiling right now. Smile with the ears. See, I'm smiling my ears and you know, show your teeth and just be natural about it. Practice in front of the mirror and see if your smile is genuine. Number six, hey, why do you want to learn body language science? It's because you want to meet that girl, you want to impress her.  Or you just want to improve yourself, become a more effective person and to actualize your full potential. If that's you, then I want to invite you personally to my free event, it's called Chi Life Mastery. Go to www.chilifemastery.com and I'm going to show you some important secrets that I learned about body language, even how to read people and how to present yourself so that you become the best that you can be and actualize your full potential. So I see you there at my free event.  I don't know, like some people that you see on YouTube, they kind of talk like this, they move their head around, they look at all different directions.  So you want to give people an impression that you are centered, you're solid, you are there, you're present, you're there to make a difference what you're seeing is important right now. Then don't move your head and don't move your body around too much either. Body language sign number five is crossing your arms. When you cross your arms, what happens is that it shows a lack of confidence or it shows that you are hiding something.   Don't cross your arms, let it open up and people will start to feel your expressions, people will start to get you more, feel you more. A lot of people slouch like this on the chair, when they're at a meeting, what does this tell people?  Okay, even my voice is low energy when I start slouching like this. Another way to slouch is slouching forward, right? You can slouch forward. Also another form of low energy, probably not really interested one. I'm saying right now or he's really not interested in what is happening at the moment.  What does that do? That gives people confidence because it feels that you have more energy and feels that you are more alert and it gives you more confidence. Number three on the list is to avoid inconsistency. Number three, this is number three. And you should listen to my sleep. And don't do this, don't do this. Okay, yes, this is right. Okay, so those are inconsistent body languages. What you're doing in your body is different from what you're actually saying. So make sure that your body language is actually matching up to what you're saying. Body language sign number two is to lean forward. What happens when somebody leans forward? That means that they start to be interested in what you're saying and it makes you interested in what they're saying too. So there's a difference between leaning forward and slouching forward. Slouching forward is kind of like this. See how my spine is bent?  Slow and deliberate movement. That's a really good body language sign that you are in control. You are literally in control of your movements of your body. And if you practice Tai Chi you learn how to move your body in a very gentle and slow controlled manner. And when you do that, what impression does that give to people? It makes people feel that you have good control of your body and also good control of your mind. That's people know that, hey, here's the guy that's in charge. But here, here's the guy. He's probably the guy we should talk to. So you want to have that alpha male, that leader, alpha female mentality or mindset that just attracts to people and people say, look at you and they say, oh, that's the guy to follow. Then learn to have slow and deliberate movements. So I'm David Wong from the David Wong Entrepreneur Show. Make sure you subscribe to this channel. Click the like button. Make sure you comment below and let me know what else you want to learn on this channel. Until next time, use the Chi and prosper.