Do you have a cockroach problem? Chances are that you've had one in the past, currently have one or will have one. Cockroaches are among the most despised pests in schools. A school is a perfect environment for cockroaches. Some come in from outdoor areas looking for food or water sources. Others come in on students' backpacks, books or kitchen deliveries. You can find them in kitchens, storage areas and even classrooms. Although you may be able to tolerate the cockroaches you see outdoors or even one or two that you spot in the classroom or storage unit, there is absolutely no tolerance for them in kitchens. You must get rid of them where food is stored and prepared. Although removing food and water and sealing up roach pathways to buildings are critical elements in a management program, even the cleanest schools may become infested. The key to management is quick detection, accurate identification and appropriate follow-up. A good cockroach management plan takes patience and it takes all staff and students working together to help prevent them and keep them under control. This presentation will show you how to carry out an IPM program for cockroaches. We'll define IPM, explain why cockroach identification is so important in an IPM program, discuss general roach biology and explain how to find roaches before the infestation becomes overwhelming. We'll distinguish indoor cockroach species from outdoor ones and discuss management strategies for each. We'll discuss ways to keep roaches out of buildings and emphasize the importance of removing food, water and shelter. Finally, we'll discuss baits and other management practices as part of an IPM program. At the end of the presentation is an interactive component where you will get a chance to review the key points of the presentation and discuss your thoughts with the group. Cockroaches must be managed inside buildings. Cockroaches carry bacteria and may spread diseases in some situations. Children with allergies or asthma may be especially sensitive to cockroaches. By law, food preparation areas must be 100% free of roaches. Public health departments routinely inspect schools and treatment may be required if cockroaches are found. Serious infestations could mean a temporary shutdown of food preparation areas while cockroaches are being treated. The focus of an integrated pest management program should be to keep cockroaches out of buildings, especially kitchens. You may never be able to eliminate all cockroaches living around school grounds, but you can prevent major problems with regular inspection and by eliminating food, water and shelter. IPM uses environmentally sound yet effective science-based practices to keep pests from annoying you, causing economic or health-related damage or damaging plants. IPM programs usually combine several pest management practices for long-term prevention and management of pest problems without harming you, the students, or the environment. Spray should not be necessary to manage cockroaches. Least toxic methods, such as baits, are preferred. IPM programs require a good detection system using regular inspection and sticky traps. How do you know it's a cockroach? Cockroaches are medium-sized to large insects. They appear to be somewhat flattened and have long antennae and a very prominent shield-shaped section behind the head called a pronotum. Cockroaches are often confused with predatory beetles like ground beetles, but adults have membrous wings instead of the thick hardened wings of beetles. Cockroaches may sometimes also be confused with other commonly seen invaders such as earwigs and sow bugs or pill bugs. There are several different-looking species of cockroaches that are common in school environments. Adult cockroaches produce eggs about 20 to 50 of them in a capsule called an othica. Females carry the egg capsule around on the tip of the abdomen before depositing it in a safe place where the eggs incubate. Eggs hatch and immature cockroaches or nymphs resemble adults, but have no wings and are smaller. Nymphs molt several times before they reach the adult stage. Depending on the species, it takes about two months to a year for cockroaches to grow from egg to adult. Cockroaches are active at night. Breeding sites can vary among species, but many breed around the perimeters of buildings or in hidden areas inside. Roaches feed on various foods, including soap, grease, glues, book bindings, or starch. Where you find them can help you identify them. In general, outdoor cockroaches can be found in cracks and crevices, water meter boxes, sewers, ivy, and woodpiles. They may enter buildings on their own looking for food, water, and shelter, or they can be carried in on deliveries or student books and backpacks. Indoor roaches are often found in dark hiding places, near water and heat sources such as sinks, refrigerators, freezers, or any electrical appliance that runs constantly. They are also found in stacked paper, corrugated cardboard or boxes, hollow legs of furniture, or behind door frames. They prefer to crawl along edges of counters and floors and scatter when they sense movement. To manage cockroaches, you need to find them first. If you find them early and identify them, you may be able to manage them before they become a serious problem. Develop a regular routine for checking for roaches. Sticky traps are the best detection tools indoors. Also, use a flashlight to help you see in cracks, cabinets, or underneath appliances. A small mirror can be useful in hard to see areas. Look for signs of an infestation such as live and dead cockroaches, cast skins, egg capsules, and droppings. Check dark areas in classrooms, storage rooms, and kitchens. Inspect under cabinets in cracks and crevices, near water sources, under refrigerators, or other appliances, and near areas with a lot of clutter. Be sure to ask teachers or food service staff normally in these areas where they may have seen roaches. Outdoors look near water meter boxes or other water sources and underneath edges of raised buildings. Sticky traps provide the best way to monitor for cockroaches. Place traps where you see signs of roach activity, fecal matter, eggs, or dead roaches. Place them indoors in kitchens, bathrooms, classrooms, lounges, and storage areas. Put them near sinks or other water sources, or under appliances such as refrigerators or dishwashers. Place traps under cabinets, along wall edges, corners, intersections, door hinges, and near dark areas where you find a lot of clutter. Set them at each of the four corners of the room to give you an idea where roaches are entering. Replace traps regularly as they accumulate roaches or debris. Several cockroach species may invade schools, but at any single school you'll usually find only one or two species. Appropriate management practices vary with species, so it is important to make a correct identification. Check traps often and note how many roaches you are catching. Look for nymphs and adults. A lot of nymphs indicate that you have a growing or increasing infestation. Identify the species you have caught. You need the adults to make a correct identification, as nymphs are often hard to distinguish from one species to the next. If you know the species, you will be better able to determine where the source of infestation is and where to focus management efforts. The next few screens describe the different cockroaches found in California. For more information, refer to the pest note on the UC IPM website.  Outdoor roaches sometimes invade buildings looking for food, water, and shelter. The most serious problems involve species that inhabit buildings, usually the German cockroach. The brown-banded cockroach is also an indoor species, but requires warmer temperatures. There are five cockroach species that commonly live outdoors. The Oriental, Turkestan, Smoky Brown, American, and Field. It is important to determine whether your roach is an indoor or outdoor species to choose the most effective management practices. The German cockroach is the most common indoor roach found in schools. It has a very high reproductive rate, develops rapidly, and prefers humid indoor locations. It is about half an inch in length and light brown, with two dark stripes on the shield-shaped section behind the head. German roaches are found in kitchens, bathrooms, and storage areas, often near water sources or refrigerators. Field roaches are not really pests, but come indoors when it is hot and dry and can be mistaken for German roaches. They are half an inch long, gray to olive brown, with two black stripes on the shield behind the head. A black stripe between the eyes distinguishes them from German cockroaches. Field roaches are usually found outdoors in leaf litter and plant debris. You'll be more likely to find these roaches in traps near sink areas or other water sources and under appliances and cabinets. German roach infestations will require you to focus management efforts indoors. Field roaches die quickly indoors, so no indoor treatment is required. If you do find them, focus efforts on keeping them out of buildings. Besides the German cockroach, the brown banded roach is the only other species that inhabits buildings. Adults are half an inch long, males are golden tan in color, while females are dark brown. There are light colored bands on the wings, abdomen, and sides. Brown banded roaches prefer warm temperatures about 80 degrees, dry indoor locations, and are most often found in dark areas such as behind pictures on walls, in hollow legs of furniture, and in clutter. Eggs are deposited in clusters on furniture or in appliances, usually on a hidden vertical surface. Eggs are mostly produced in the summer. These roaches are most often found in traps in warm dark areas in classrooms, lounges, or storage areas, especially where there is a lot of clutter or paper stacked on the floor. Management practices are similar to those of the German cockroach. As much as possible, prevent serious problems by removing clutter, which provides hiding places. Oriental, Turkestan, and smoky brown cockroaches are all outdoor species, but occasionally come indoors at night looking for food. All of these roaches are much larger than the indoor species. The Oriental cockroach is one inch long and almost black. In males, wings are shorter than the body. However, female wings are undeveloped. Oriental roaches prefer cool temperatures and are found in dark wet places such as wood piles, drains, water meter boxes, ivy, and ground cover. The Turkestan roach, relatively new to California, is often mistaken for other cockroaches. Females are often confused with the Oriental cockroach. But Turkestan females have cream colored markings along the edges behind the head and around the short rounded wings. Males can be confused with the American cockroach, but are smaller and have yellowish tan wings and cream colored stripes along the edges. Adult females are one inch long. Males are slightly smaller than females. Nymphs are half black and half dark red. Turkestan roaches are found in water meter boxes, cracks between blocks of poured concrete, compost piles, leaf litter, potted plants, and even sewer systems. The smoky brown cockroach is about one and a half inches long and dark brown. Nymphs have white segments on their antennae and backs. This species is found in planter boxes, decorative plantings, trees, shrubs, wood piles, garages, and water meter boxes. They are sometimes found in shingles or indoors in attics. Routinely checked sticky traps indoors for invasions of these large outdoor roaches. If you find these species indoors, focus management efforts outdoors. Keep buildings as clean as possible and remove food sources, trim back trees or shrubs, seal roach pathways into buildings, check and replace bottom weather stripping on doors, and bait outdoors near cockroach hiding places. American cockroaches are even larger than other outdoor roaches, about two inches long, and are reddish brown. The edges of the shield behind the head are lightly colored. The American cockroach is sometimes confused with Turkestan males, however the Turkestan is much smaller and has yellowish tan wings. This species prefers warm, humid areas and is found primarily in sewers, water meter boxes, storm drains, and steam tunnels, but occasionally enters buildings looking for food. Check sticky traps indoors for invasions of American cockroaches. You're most likely to find them in rooms kept warm. Remove food sources, seal roach pathways into buildings, and bait near cockroach hiding places such as in water meter boxes or under manhole covers. The goal of cockroach management in schools is to eliminate them completely from kitchens and to keep them out of other buildings. Inspect regularly to detect roaches as soon as they arrive. Determine if your roaches are indoor or outdoor species and choose appropriate management practices. Combine many practices to prevent roaches and correct problems. Remove all sources of food and water and seal roach pathways into buildings. Be sure to remove places where roaches like to hide because roaches can't remain where they have no shelter. When you have an infestation use baits to reduce population numbers while more permanent preventive measures are implemented. Consider treating enclosed hiding areas such as inside of walls with dusts as part of the long term management program. Do not use sprays to manage cockroaches. They are not generally recommended or required. Roaches are unlikely to stay in areas where there is no food, water, or shelter for them. Remember that roaches like to eat glue, grease, and soap as well as human and pet food. Clean classrooms, offices, and lounges daily. Teachers, students, and custodians need to work together. Keeping areas clean will also remove infestations of other pests such as ants. Keep food in designated areas and remove food from desks, tables, and off the floor. Remove clutter. Keep things such as paper and stacked books off the floor and away from walls. Fix plumbing leaks.  If you have classroom pets, keep cages clean and make sure pet foods are sealed. Vacuum all cracks, crevices, and carpets. Vacuum occasionally behind desks, book cases, and filing cabinets. Food service staff must work with the custodial staff to make sure that there are no cockroaches in kitchens. To keep kitchens clean, store and seal all food in tight containers. Clean up spills.  Rinse recyclables such as cans and bottles and remove regularly from the kitchen. Clean counters and sinks and make sure that all dirty dishes are cleaned by the end of the day. Keep stored shells clean. Consider using metal racks instead of wood racks because they are easier to keep clean. Vacuum cracks and crevices. Vacuum underneath appliances such as refrigerators, vending machines, and ice makers. And wash floors daily. Outdoors keep the grounds free of litter. Ask students to remove food from lockers daily. Keep the drains clean. Place garbage containers on hard surfaces and keep them away from building entrances. Wash containers regularly. Many cockroaches breed outdoors and come in looking for food or water. To stop them from coming in, caulk all cracks and crevices in walls, floors, along foundations, and around pipes and electrical conduits. You can also use expandable foam in large cracks. Use weather stripping on doors and windows. Install door sweeps under doors and caulk around corners. Inspect deliveries especially those that enter food service areas before putting them in kitchens. Install screens on floor drains. Regularly inspect furniture and appliances for egg cases. Remove and destroy any that are found. Caulk around and behind any permanent wall fixtures such as mirrors or bulletin boards. Seal up hiding places such as hollow legs and furniture or sub-voids in cabinets. To help keep cockroaches out, remove outdoor hiding places next to buildings. Create bare zones around building perimeters. Consider keeping a layer of gravel about six to twelve inches wide around the building. Don't stack lumber or other material that may harbor cockroaches. Trim all shrubs around the building and remove dense ivy or other ground covers. These practices will also reduce likelihood of invasions from other pests such as ants or rodents. When you have a cockroach infestation you may need to use pesticides. Insecticides work much more effectively once you eliminate cockroach food and shelter and pathways to buildings. Baits are the most effective pesticides used to treat an infestation. Insecticidal dusts can be blown into wall voids or other undisturbed areas for long-term control. Avoid perimeter sprays and don't use aerosol sprays, bombs or foggers. They don't work, cause roaches to scatter and can increase problems. Continue to check your sticky traps to confirm that your management plan is working. Baits contain an insecticide or active ingredient mixed with a food base. They are very effective when used properly. Baits are formulated as gels, pastes or dusts. Common active ingredients include abomectin, boric acid, fibrinil, hydromethanone and imidacloprid. Baiting does not give immediate results. It may take a week or more for baits to work. However, they can be effective for long-term control. Baits placed in bait stations and gels or pastes applied to cracks and crevices are exempt from posting and notification requirements of the Healthy Schools Act. Use baits in a self-contained bait station or trap. Some are prefilled, but you can refill others with bait granules or gel. To install a refillable bait station, first place a filter in the station and then squirt a little glue on the bottom and set where roaches will find it. Fill with bait and then snap the lid in place. For crack and crevice treatment, apply gels using a bait gun or syringe. Since gels dry out quickly when in the open air, reapply them as needed. Gels are most effective if applied in indoor areas. Baits do not attract cockroaches, so you'll need to identify your species and place the baits where cockroaches can find them. For outdoor species, bait around the perimeter, in valve boxes, water meter boxes, and around planters. For indoor species, place baits under appliances, along wall borders, in cabinets, and even in fault ceilings. In infested classrooms, tape bait stations under desks. Continue to check traps and be sure to keep cleaning up food and water sources and sealing entryways into buildings. If you don't see a reduction within a week, you need to try something else. Insecticidal dusts can be a very effective part of an IPM program for cockroaches if used properly. Common active ingredients include boric acid and silica aerogel. Boric acid dusts are contact poisons and can be used to treat existing infestations. They can also be used as a preventative treatment. Silica aerogels should only be used preventively. Boric acid can last years if kept dry and protected. Cockroaches walk through treated areas, get the dust on their body, and ingest the powder as they groom themselves. Roaches die by drying out. It may take a week or more to see results. Inject dusts into wall voids, cracks and crevices or in-around pipes, hollow doors or door frames, and electrical outlets underneath cabinets or under sinks. Use a get-scun or small electronic blower. Don't over-apply dusts. Apply as a light film underneath cabinets, under refrigerators or other appliances, or in corners of shelves and cabinets. Make sure the material stays dry and only apply it in areas where people will not contact it. Occasionally an emergency situation may warrant the need for quick control to jump-start your IPM program. Even if you are desperate, don't use aerosol sprays, bombs or foggers.  Eliminate food, water and shelter, and plug up roach entryways. Use a vacuum cleaner with a triple filter to remove food, debris and cockroaches, shed skin or eggs. Use sticky traps to figure out where the cockroaches are coming from. Start putting baits out and apply dusts as appropriate. Keep vacuuming up roaches, shed skins and eggs until baits and dusts begin to work. Be sure to continue checking traps and improve cleanliness at the site. Stay one step ahead of the cockroaches. Continue visual inspections and checking sticky traps to make sure the cockroach population is under control. If you are still finding evidence of roaches after a treatment, make sure you know what species you have and that you are managing them appropriately. Continue to clean up all food and water sources and to block all roach entryways. Consider remodeling areas that continue to have serious problems. Cockroach management is not easy and it takes a lot of time and patience. However, if you are diligent about it, you can effectively keep cockroaches under control. Remember, the key is knowing which species is infesting your school since management is different for indoor and outdoor species. For indoor species, clean up indoors. Use indoor baits, treat wall voids with dusts and seal cracks and crevices. For outdoor species that invade buildings, focus management efforts outdoors. But remove food, water and shelter inside that may attract roaches. Bait outdoors in places where roaches are concentrated. Keep roaches out of buildings by caulking openings near doors and windows or other roach entryways. Remove ground covers and other hiding places around the building. For more information about integrated pest management for cockroaches, visit the UC IPM website. For more information on school IPM, see the California Department of Pesticide Regulation School IPM Program website.


Financial News Network. Update. Good morning, everyone. Basil Chapman on this Wednesday, the 29th of November, and this is the early edition of the 9 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update. You've got, let me just look at this right now, you've got the Dow futures. Dow futures, I don't know what this will be. My normal, I did my show early some, my normal time is at 10 a.m., but the Dow futures right now up 107. The S&P futures are at $35,555. The S&P futures up $21.75 at $45.84. The QQQ and the X100 is trading up $94 at $60,143. Is it about to make a leg D? $60,173.50. Oh my, it's like 50 cents away from going to a leg D. That would be very important. What are the QQQs? I think they've already, no, the QQs are much further away. $393.07, they're trading at $392.50. What we're looking at here is the IWM, the Russell 2000 small caps, holding a cap of $1.46 and $179.50. Oh, look at that. Just look at that. We had done this in the show earlier on and we've got a PQF and the one minute E-mini, PQE, now I can give a down arrow to that, that high that was made at $45.90.25. I wonder if that's either going to be the high of the day or very close to the higher for this morning. That's going to be very important. Okay, so now let's get back to our story. We've got bonds that bonds were up quite a bit earlier on. Are they up now? U.S. bonds, this is at $901. This morning, they're up $12.30. Good action, $116.25, $30. Crude oil is up, crude oil is up $0.82 and $0.77.23. It's got a lot of resistance at the $72.84 level in the continuous contract. I'm looking at gold. Has gold given back anything? Yes, it is. It's down $1.50 for $2,058 off of the fabulous session yesterday. I think it's getting a little bit overboard and we want you to look at the dollar. Will the dollar rally is the question? Just bounce. It doesn't have to be a rally per se, but a bounce. It's down 4 ticks at $102.72. That's the left side of August 30th of last year, August 30th of this year. There we go, August 30th. It's made an arch formation. Can it bounce? That's the question. Thank you for telling me, Brian, morning market kickoff, great programs here all day, and have a wonderful day, Basil Chakras.


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's Case Breaks dot com, happy true Tuesday, a good day to do the Jaspy's big hit express multi sport repack product, a Jaspy exclusive. Curated by us, we picked up a lot of these hits at the national in Chicago, just for you. This is series six, 12 boxes inside the entire case. This is random team number seven and one spot gets you three teams, football, baseball, basketball. We comboed up some football teams, Cardinals, Browns, Rams, Buccaneers. The baseball team, the Brewers will get the NHL MMA soccer spot as well, and just the standard amount of teams there. Also we're going to randomize cases one through 24. Now I know we've done six cases already, so whatever case number on top is the one we'll do. If that's been selected already, then I'll go to the next one down, so on and so forth. All right, and one dice roll for all of those lists, and it's going to be five times four and a one, easy. Your names first, big thanks everybody here for making it, we only ended up doing one filler, so thanks everybody. Another case is up as well. One, two, three, four, and a one, fifth and final time. Logan down to Steve, so that's for the football list, Logan down to Steve, there's a baseball list, Logan down to Steve, and for the basketball list, Logan down to Steve. You can see the tabs on the bottom of your screen right there for the different sections. All right, four and a one, five times for the football teams. One, two, three, four, and a one, fifth and final time. We've got the Jets down to the Packers. I'm not going to read off on this too many names to read off, but here's the first half of the list right here. I'll just put it on the recording so you can kind of audit your teams that way, and here's the second half of the list right over there. Last but not least, Vikings for Raymond. Now let's alphabetize by team, and if you want to trade, you got to trade a football team for a football team. We can't do a football team for a baseball team. How do we trade? Trade right in the chat. As usual, Logan, that hasn't changed. All right, now baseball teams, four and a one, five times. One, two, three, four, and five. We've got the Mets. We have the Jets, and now the Mets on top down to the Red Sox. All right, so here is the first half of the list right there. Alan, you got that Brewer's NHL MMA soccer spot, Raymond with the twins last spot, Mojo. Did you have the Vikings before here? You're getting the Minnesota teams? Looks like you are. And here's the second half of the list right over here. One more right over there. And now let's alphabetize. There you go. And finally, basketball teams, four and a one, five times. One, two, three, four, and a one. Fifth and final time. After five, we've got Phoenix. By the time I get to Phoenix, she'll be rising. Sun's down to Nix. How about James Harden's scorched earth policy? All right, speaking of basketball, there's the first half of the list right there. Raymond with Memphis. This time he did not get another Minnesota team. And there's the second half of the list right here. Now remember, trade at your own risk. As we keep going through cases, there may be fewer and fewer hit opportunities for each of these teams. So just keep that in mind. Let's alphabetize by team. And last but not least, we're going to do the randomizer for the case numbers. Four and a one, five times. One, two, three, four, and fifth and final time. After five times, case 15. I'm going to go searching for that case. I'm going to pause the video, allow for some trade windows, a trade window trades, open up the trade window, and when we come back, we'll pop this case open. BRB. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. We already did case 15. We're going to look for case three. Pausing again. Be right back. All right, welcome back again. Case three, we already did. So we're going to do case 17, which is available. I'm not sure if you can see it on your 17 of 24. All right, we're going to re-pause the video again and then see if there's going to be any trades. And then we'll have the break when we come back. BRB again. All right, welcome back, everybody, to the other side of the trade window. No deals were done, so the lists are now officially printed out. There's the football list and remains the same. There was a lot of trade chatter, but in the end, no deals got done. That's all right. Next case is loaded up if you want to run this back tonight. Remember, it's a special repack product that we created just for you, mostly with the hits we got at the national. So fresh buys, fresh purchases on its way to you. Hopefully. All right. So once again, we got case 17 right here. Big Hit Express. You know, one train whistle, numbered five or less in every case. I haven't done one of these. This is my namesake here. I've not done a single one of these, so I'm excited about it. I would love to do another one as well. We're just open from the top. You can see the Big Hit Express branded boxes. Top over here. There's a giant stack of boxes right there. All right, good luck. Let's see what we got. So first one out of the gate looks like a graded card. It's going to be, it's going to be a nice one. LeBron James from 2003. Bowman, rookies and stars. PSA eight. Wow. Cleveland. This is for you. That is going to be with the calves. Nice start. Is that on the cell sheet? It is. No, it isn't. That LeBron is him shooting. That's LeBron. This is him standing with the basketball, unless it's somewhere else on the cell sheet. Either way, still nice. Next. Got a thick card here. It is Randy Johnson. Tribute to enshrinement autograph. 13 out of 15. Nice. That's Diamond Bax edition. And that will go to Chad Cromwell and the Snakes. Next up is another graded card. Empty box. And it is, wow, Tom Brady from 2000 Skybox Impact PSA nine. Pretty nice. Patriots with the spot that he won in the filler. Chad Cromwell. This was the, yeah, Allen was asking for a Brady. Spoke it into the existence, but in a different break, unfortunately, not for Allen. But a nice one for Chad. We'll find you a Brady someday. Okay. All right, next box. We've got Troy Aikman. UCLA edition. Troy Aikman. 8 out of 25. Cowboys, of course. Dallas. David M. with Dallas. Is Christian Watson. 7 out of 10. Rookie ticket autograph for the Packers. Robert, you didn't like that goal? Well, the person who had a different letter who got that Anthony Richardson, I don't think, is complaining about that goal pack break too much. Steve Herrick with the Packers. Those can be hit or miss though, but when they hit, we do have another 10 packs loaded up. We can run that tonight. All right. Another one is Miguel Cabrera. 9 out of 25. Oh, that definitive collection looks really good. That goes to the Tigers. That's going to go to Eugene with a spot that he won in the filler. And we got going back to some football. Nice. Justin Fields, RPA. 104 out of 1 at 99. It's a nice color. Nice autograph. I'm certified football. Hopefully a breakout season for him. Chicago Bears. That's going to be for Douglas. Here you go, Douglas. All right. We got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 more to go. A little over halfway through the break. A little football heavy thus far. He's randomly packed. Now we're going to go to some basketball. Nice chat homegrown. PSA 10. There you go. Okay. See, that's going to be for Andy Rask in the Thunder. Obviously, we did not see a minute of him last year due to injury. Hopefully he has a monster season. Might be a sneaky pick for, might be a sneaky pick for rookie of the year. Still has rookie eligibility. All right. We got some baseball. We got Albert, or Adbert, Alizalee. Early indications autograph from Bowman's Best. And it's a super fractor. It's a one of one. Cubbies. That's going to be for Chad B. And the Cubbies. Chad. All aboard the Big Hit Express. All right. Three more to go. A Jaspie sticker. Let's get that back on there. It's going to be Joe Namath. Six out of 12 in his college gear. A little try to trade couldn't trade mojo. I think the Jets were up for trade. Logan. There you go, Logan. Getting that try to trade couldn't trade mojo. Two more to go. Got another graded card with a Beckett slab. And it's a 10-10 Drake London. Started from the bottom now right here. From 2022 classics, premium edition. 10s all around except for the centering is a 9-5. Autograph is a 10. Will this be a breakout season? I feel like he did pretty well last year, but you know, receivers. They get used to the league. They keep evolving. Nice one.  Edward Petty and the Falcons. Nice. All right. Last one. Good luck everyone. We've got another 12 boxer in the store right now. Every case has a train whistle. We saw that super fracter a little bit earlier. It's going to be baseball. And it's going to be the Angels. Mike Trout. Three out of 30. Jersey and Autograph. From Bowman Chrome. From 2019 Bowman Chrome Baseball. Not too shabby. I'm watching the Angels right now. They're down a few runs to the Rangers. Trout making his way back from that thumb injury, wrist injury, hammock bone. Something like that. I don't know where the hammock bone is. I think it was the hammock bone. Some kind of bone. Angels, that's going to be Stephen K. With the halos. Nice. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen. That was Big Hit Express Multisport Series 612 Box Random Team Break Number 7 from Jaspy's casebreaks.com. I'm Joe and I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


It's easy, it's not interesting, right? The question is always, do you want to change an organization? And of course the answer is always no. How can we change resistance to change? And is it something bad? The job is easy, but people are not. Michael Fries, so good to see you today. Yeah, it's good to see you, thank you. Thank you for calling all the way from Germany. And today we're going to talk about some of the work that you're doing for the ASB Eclipse Executive Education Center. But before we do that, would you mind telling us a little bit about yourself? Okay, I'm a psychologist by training. I've done work in pretty much every area in which humans are important for organizations. So I've been interested in how humans help to change organizations, how people changed, are changed by the organizations, and how the interaction of organizational dynamics and human performance happens. That's fascinating. There's nothing more physical than working with people and dealing with people, right Professor? A beach. And it's nothing more fascinating than humans. And one of the few things that can't be computerized. It's easy, it's not interesting, right? At least that's how we do it here. So you're teaching this very interesting program at ASB Eclipse. It's called Leading Organization Change. Can you tell us a little bit about the program? The question is always do you want to change an organization? And of course the answer is always no, actually really not. Because every change is difficult. And every change is terribly difficult. And sometimes you're forced to change. And the problem here in this particular situation after COVID and in COVID and in the new normal, whatever, we now know we cannot just continue on as given. We need to be more agile. Organizations need to be able to actually change tremendously quickly. And often they have shown that they are able to do that. So that's the major point. So what do I mean by that? I mean by leading that people have to lead the organizational change. It doesn't come about by nature. To some extent, of course, organizations change, but usually they ossify. Usually they become sclerotic. And that's exactly what you don't want to have. So therefore you want to change organizations into the dynamics of the situation and the interaction with the situation. That's the major point. Now you have to always think there can be very personal types of changes that can happen. And that's absolutely fine and important. But if you want to change a bigger organization, it often only works via organizational culture. You can, of course, argue. No, no, no. I just changed the boxes and who is responsible for what and the relationship between them. And I can tell you that's okay. It's good, but it only goes so far. You have to probably change organizational culture. And so I will be concentrating on the change of organizational culture. And that, of course, implies a tremendously different type of leadership than what we are typically doing in well-structured organizations. Very interesting and very complicated. And like you said, if it's not complicated, we shouldn't spend time learning about it, right? So what I'm hearing, Professor Fries, is that participants who attend your program should be interested in a dynamic change, an intentional change, or react to a change, an environmental change, the way COVID has happened, or if you think about the industrial revolution, the 4.0, whatever cataclysmic changes we have around us. So when you have people sitting in your program and you've been doing this for a long time, why do people take away from this program? Why do they feel like they got most out of this? Okay. I think what they typically get away is what kind of problems do I need to deal with and for which kinds of problems should I be open? And there are fascinating issues around change. One of the big issues around change is resistance to change. And we all know everyone doesn't like change. I mean, it's true. So therefore, there will be resistance to change. Now we have to always ask the question, how can we change resistance to change? And is it something bad? So my major point will be it's not something bad because the alternative is passive acceptance and you don't want passive acceptance. And the other alternative is people who are already hot for change and they're very seldom. And therefore, you have to change resistance to change. And therefore, you have to go and work with the resistance. That's difficult enough. The second big thing that you will learn from this is how do you actually go about getting a coalition of the willing that will be a bit hotter, a bit more initiating in the change process that you want to achieve? And how do you do that? And then the third aspect will be that at the end, you will need to know how you as a leader have to be inspirational enough to actually commit to the change, continue with the change, and actually drive the change. And of course, I will be talking also about all the processes that can be enhancing the change. For example, the processes by all the leadership that you have in your company. So in an essence, I hope that after this course you will understand why change is necessary. You will know how change leads to negative effects that you did not necessarily anticipate. You will know how to prevent those negative effects. And you will know how to make the organization in such a way that it is responsive in the future to organizational change processes. Thank you, Professor Michael Fritz. You might all know that at ASB we have an expression or at least this is my expression. The job is easy. The people are not. What you're working with is exactly this. I think by nature, by our DNA, we do not like change. But the reality is that every single organization has to stay agile, not become agile, but stay agile. So I am sure that everybody who takes the ASB Eclipse course in leading organizational change by Professor Michael Fritz is going to experiment the true nature of disruptive change and the wonderful lessons that Professor Michael Fritz can share with us. So we'll see you soon in class, Professor. It was great to be with you. Thank you. Thank you, Professor Michael Fritz.


The following is a presentation of TFNN, the morning market kickoff with your host Tommy O'Brien. Good morning everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN 8.30 a.m. Tuesday morning, 60 minutes to go until the opening bell and we got markets in negative territory to kick things off. S&P futures right now, negative by about 12 points, trading at 32.19, NASDAQ futures negative by 55, trading at 10,620, Dow off 135 points, 26,349, we've got oil off about 10 pennies at 41.50, 10-year yield back above 6.10%, barely though 0.604%, the yield on that 10-year. We have the oil contract right now, as I mentioned down about 10 pennies and you have gold trading down $12 at 1918, we're gonna start it off with gold, why not? We got a lot of gold bugs out there, quite the run it's had, up to 1974, but check it out folks, from 9 o'clock last night to in the span of about, yeah, that's 11 o'clock, you drop $45, you make another drop and you touch the low, how about 1,920 pennies, $75 just like that, you're gonna see some volatility and gold at these pricey levels, not quite to $2,000 yet, but still now we're $26 off the low at 19.2640 right now in those gold futures. Silver contract, negative 67 cents, you see the volatility in silver as well, from 26.27, how about it folks? We go from $26.27 and just like that, we're at a low of $22.46, how about $4 almost in the price of silver from about 11, we'll call it 10 o'clock last night till 3.30 in the morning, but since then we've bounced a $1.50, 23.89 the price of silver, as we mentioned, 10 year yield, look at this action in notes and bonds right, the volatility last night. Note market, you trade to lower price of $139.08 and since then we're up a bit at $139.17, alright and we'll jump right into it, big week of earnings this week in the S&P, McDonald's out with their numbers this morning, 30% was the number that they decreased in terms of revenue down, right now you're trading down about $5 from 201 to 196, we'll jump to the headline on McDonald's and there's the excuse me, so revenue falls 30% despite progress at US restaurants, US same store sales shrank 12% during the first two months of the quarter. Fast food chains like McDonald's of course recovering faster than the overall restaurant entry industry excuse me, drive-through is open as we all know, you can get McDonald's on Uber Eats, DoorDash, those types of delivery services, the company will require face coverings inside all US locations starting August 1st, coming from Florida folks, hopefully that curve is decreasing and hopefully masks can get that under control, so I like to see that McDonald's expected, no they are already reported, okay so that's what they were looking for, nonetheless those numbers out, I think maybe this, I had this up early this morning, let's see if they have the numbers in there, here we go, earnings per share they had 66 cents versus 74 revenue, they actually beat it 3.77 billion versus 3.68 expected, second quarter native income almost 500 million, that accounts for the 65 cents a share down from 1.52 billion or almost $2 a share a year early, you see how it eats into everything there, no pun intended, largest miss in more than three decades, the estimates covered a wide range of course, estimates all over the place, net sales dropped 30% to 3.77 billion, global same-store sales declined by 23.9, I mean you look at McDonald's in context of the long run over the year, it's gotten back almost the entire loss from a price range of about $210 to $220, it was bouncing around pre-COVID, you hit $124, even this morning we're going to open at about $196, there you are is the bar of $196 on this chart right now from McDonald's at $201.25, all right we also have Pfizer I believe out with their earnings this morning, PFE is their symbol, we're up a bit, there's your long-term chart for them, talk about some volatility of course, they're in the healthcare business whether it's COVID, a vaccine, a treatment, there's the action on the short term, you see the volatility up to about 38.70 from 37.50 and getting into Pfizer numbers, they up their 2020 outlook after reports better than expected earnings, net income fell to 3.43 billion in the quarter, they had made over 5 billion the prior year, but they raised their full year outlook expecting to earn between $285 and $295 a share, they were looking previously for $282 to $292, I mean they upped it by three pennies, they're going to generate between $48.6 and $50.6 billion for 2020 and they had previously been at 48.5, so nonetheless upping their ante this morning in terms of their outlook, 3M profit, so they're out as well, of course the maker of N95 masks and so forth, misses as coronavirus crisis hammer sales, so industrial conglomerate, 3M, they got a lot going on more than just masks unfortunately for their shareholders, missed estimates for the quarterly profit and revenue on Tuesday, the worldwide lockdown slapped a man from most of the company's products, although a drop was cushioned by somewhat cushioned, somewhat by strong sales of course for those masks, let's see, it was on track to meet its target of doubling its global output of N95 respirator masks to 2 billion by the end of this year, the company's net sales fell to 7.2 billion from 8.2 billion, jump over to their chart this morning, and there's the drop from 163 to about 158 so far on their earnings this morning, all right, jumping around to other stocks with earnings, we covered McDonald's, 3M, Raytheon out with their numbers as well, they earned 40 cents a share, well above the 12 the market was looking for, revenue beat as well, performance was impacted by challenges in commercial airspace, yeah I would say so right, RTX I believe is their symbol, there's Raytheon from about 61 up to 63, we're sitting at about 62.45, that conference call beginning right at 8.30 AM when we came on the air, we covered Pfizer numbers as well, Polaris the recreational vehicle maker, they made $1.30 a share more than double the consensus, revenue also came in above forecast propelled by a 57% increase in North American retail sales, so recreational vehicles at a time when you're at home, you can't travel, you can't do what you might have been doing normally, so you go buy yourself a recreational vehicle from 97.97 last night up to almost 110, we're sitting at 103, this stock as well, look at that pop from $37 and we're gonna open at 103 this morning for Polaris, some of these stocks, if you just figured out the trends of where things were going, so homemakers, homebuilders excuse me, DH Horton out with their numbers, quarterly profit 42 cents a share above the estimates at $1.72, revenue also above forecast helped by what are called increased buyer urgency due to low mortgage rates and limited supply, depending where you are of course, but DHI, there's your chart on them, now we're gonna open at 68.50 this morning from 25, these homebuilders, there's your volatility on their numbers and the conference call, same thing, starting pretty much right when we came on the air for DH Horton, all right, checking out the VIX this morning with a little bit of negative market action, S&Ps are negative by about 11 right now, the VIX has slightly elevated 25.56 right now, looking at the 15 minute chart as we come into about 50 minutes until the opening bell, goal contract 1928, holding that balance we had off about 1900, climbing up to where we were at about 530, stay tuned folks, we'll come back, see what else we have on tap for earnings this week, bed week as well, meeting starting today, statement out tomorrow, we'll be right back. 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That's an earnings call from an airline trying to spin things the best way possible in the airline industry. The New York based airline forecast third quarter revenue will likely fall around 80% on the year. Staggering when you look at where you know we're at 90% one quarter 80% the other quarter air travel just nowhere near it. So the airline carried just 616,000 passengers in the three months ended June 30th down more than 94% from the 11 million that blew in the same period last year. So you have 11 million customers the prior year and you have 600,000 for the quarter this year. Revenue plunged about 90% from the second quarter of 2019 to 215 million from more than 2.1 billion. You're taking in 2.1 billion in 90 days and you shave that off and then you're taking in only 215 million. I mean 90 days you're talking about what's that 2.2 million a day versus basically averaging almost 20 to 25 million a day normally. So big numbers there's jet blues action on their earnings. We're pretty much even from where we were as this is pretty priced in on what's going on on these airlines from $21 to 6 we've settled at around 10 maybe up to about 11 or 12. All right, what else we got going on Labcorp out with their numbers as well. It's a good time to be in a lab business. Labcorp quarterly revenue beats on higher demand for coronavirus testing. They also got almost $56 million in government stimulus quite a number when you're beating revenues in huge ways because their numbers I'm jumping around here but they earned a $257 a share for the latest quarter well above even the dollar they were looking for. Okay, these articles jump around to some of the numbers that they list in here. They were processing 180 80,000 they are processing 180,000 COVID-19 tests a day. Yeah, the company reported net revenue of 2.77 billion. The market was only looking for 2.5 billion. You know part of that the $56 million government stimulus. Now, what is their symbol excuse me L H yes there it is Labcorp. So talk about a rebound from 98 to 201 short term this morning we're trading higher 209 we almost made it to we're sitting in about 204 for Labcorp as they're trading higher as well. All right Sherwin Williams. Tom and I always joke about it my dad on our program Sherwin Williams painted green while Sherwin Williams it's got some green paint for itself today. They made 710 a share for the second quarter above the estimate of 585 a share revenue slightly above forecast. Some of the company's markets were impacted it did see an increase to do it yourself related paint sales as consumers stated home due to COVID-19. Again, you're sitting at home. Is it time to paint that house? Well, why not get on it right now from 625 were up $30 right now to 655 quite the pop on that stock and talk about an acceleration folks. We're going to open basically right in the realm of about 100% pop from the lows it made of 325 down from about 600 almost maybe 590 pre-COVID we're going to open about 650 for Sherwin Williams. Man you put it I mean talk about this run that it's had and that is late 2018 early 2019 we started about 371 you make it up to 600 COVID brings us all the way back to below those lows and just like that we're going to open about 650 for Sherwin Williams this morning. So Intel in the wake of disclosing that they're not going to be able to make seven nanometer chips until like two years from right now. They are losing their chief engineering officer leaving the chip maker just a few days after they announced those delays for the seven nanometer chips. He will depart on August 3rd after having joined Intel from 2015 from Q com Qualcomm and Intel shares. There's a drop off for you. Now this is a weekly chart we're looking at you're talking about going back in Intel all the way to the beginning of 2018 how about like almost three years just like that for reference. There's AMD chart where the beginning of 2018 we were at $11 and we're going to be at 70. It's almost a seven bagger in AMD and Intel you got nothing to show for it over that time so not really surprising to see that going on. I mean Intel those articles being written saying I don't know how they compete with AMD at this point when they're so far behind the game so I don't know how they do that. Tesla getting a downgrade to underperform from market perform at Bernstein in an evaluation call the firm's price target remains at 900 a share compared to the close of 1539. Tesla talk about some volatility was sitting this morning a little bit lower. There's your fully for a weekly chart. Here's the action this week down to 1366. I guess last week yesterday's action climbing higher currently we're going to be open a little bit lower about 1514 and Tesla. Yeah Garmin so if you've been following this story Garmin the victim of a hack it appears. It could be a ransom hack where they're requesting 10 million dollars is being reported. That would down it seems that they've restored everything within basically now to the next few days following the cyber attack that took the systems down last week. I believe it was Thursday. When you see a company like this folks getting attacked demanding ransoms maybe it'll come out that they paid it 10 million dollars not a lot of money when you have a business like this that's what hackers know. Garmin from 105 to 61 you see the volatility will put it just even on the last week. There's your volatility on Thursday action the drop on that news the drop again from Friday to Monday but then somehow a charges higher we're at about 100 right now on Garmin as well. All right other stories we have going on so Bill Gates out here Gates Foundation does a lot of great work with vaccines and saying there could be substantial reduction in coronavirus death rate. In terms of the treatment going on and hopefully this is death rates not what they were at the beginning. I was talking with someone yesterday saying man if Florida had the numbers like we had right now at the beginning you probably would be maybe in New York maybe in Italy thankfully that's not the case and hopefully continues that way. And therapeutic benefit faster than protective benefit as in you know you can get some therapies to treat people a lot quicker than we're going to be able to produce a vaccine for hundreds of millions of people encouraging news I like to see that and hopefully that's how things continue. All right jumping over to yields as we mentioned yields sitting just in about six tenths percent checking out right now up as I mentioned that yields now ticking below we're sitting at 0.5 94% on those yields but talk about holding steady right this chart I mean if you see this this movement alone a little surprising for the first time we got some real action 13908 I say first time because a 16 tick move in this 10 year when you see where we've been trading we haven't had much movement basically away from this line of 13922 the lower end of that about 139 flat we're sitting right near the end of it towards the upside 13919 all right let's jump around some of the fang stocks as we await putting in a shorter time frame Amazon shares at 3048 right now and I'm going to pull up earnings that we have this week folks because today is Tuesday here's what's coming down the pipeline we've talked about some of these companies that are earnings already today we'll jump over to visa in a moment as 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