My name is Josie Osborne and I am the Minister of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation and I have the pleasure of being your emcee this afternoon. It's incredibly wonderful to be here today on the territory of the Clicklight Tonight people. And I am so pleased to be joining Premier David Ebe, Chief Judy Deseret, and councillors from the Blueberry River First Nations, as well as my colleagues, Murray Rankin, the Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, Nathan Cullen, the Minister of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship, Bruce Ralston, the Minister of Forests, and George Heyman, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy. We're also joined here today by Iswan Ismail, the President and CEO of Petronas Energy Canada. And I really want to just pass on a big welcome to everybody and thank you for joining us here today. Just before we get going with our program today, I would like to invite Premier Ebe and Chief Deseret up to sign a commemorative document marking the significance of what's taking place today. So allow us to pause for a brief moment while we do this and then we'll get back to the program. It seems so simple, one sheet of paper, but it means so much. And again, we're just so pleased that you could be here with us today to celebrate this. I'd like to start off our program today by inviting our Premier David Ebe to make some remarks. Thank you very much, Minister Rosborn. I'll begin by recognizing we're on the territory of the Clay-Clay-Tinay First Nation. I am really thrilled to be joined here by obviously Chief Desheret and Council members who are here from Blueberry. Thank you, Minister Rosborn. Also joined by Minister Rankin, Minister Cullen, Minister Ralston and Minister Heyman. And I'd like to also recognize a couple of other people in the crowd. Laurie Halls, Deputy Minister, and her team, Tom McCarthy, negotiator and his team from the Public Service of British Columbia, and Megan Giltrow, Council for Blueberry, and her legal team, which may be mostly Megan, and everyone who had a hand in the incredibly hard work around the table to make today a reality. And everybody who came before them to make this possible. Reconciliation is an all-of-government priority for us, and so I'm really thrilled to have my cabinet colleagues here. We are all here, everybody, in this room to bear witness to this historic day for the people of Blueberry River First Nations, for the province of British Columbia, and for all of us who believe that the path to reconciliation is through negotiation and not through litigation. In June of 2021, the BC Supreme Court found that the government had breached Treaty 8 as Blueberry River First Nations could no longer meaningfully exercise their treaty rights as a result of the cumulative impacts of resource development. Government had an option. We could appeal the decision leading to years of battling through the courts and a likely injunction paralyzing activity on the ground for an indeterminate time. It's what governments have done for generations. We decided to take another approach to meaningfully address this challenge head on in partnership. Today's signing ceremony is a testament to what we can accomplish together and a testament to the courage and vision of the Blueberry First Nation, Chief and Council and their predecessors. Full partnership and respect is the only way forward for the Northeast and also for our entire province, not endless court battles and not short-term transactional relationships. The future lies in a partnership approach to land, water and resource stewardship, one that will provide stability and predictability for industry in the region, but also ensures Blueberry River members can meaningfully exercise their treaty 8 rights. I'm honored to be here on this historic day. It represents many years, even decades of hard work by many people. This is a significant milestone, but it's also just the beginning of what we can accomplish together. Let's keep moving forward on reconciliation. Let's move forward together to protect the land, air and water. And let's keep building a stronger British Columbia, one that is based on rights, respect and reconciliation. Thank you. Thank you so much, Premier Ebe. And thank you for all your leadership and for your focus on building bridges that move us all forward. There has been truly monumental work that's been done by a great many people who have helped bring us to where we are today. And I am so pleased to now invite one of those people to speak, Chief Judy DeGerle, who I understand will also be providing us with a greeting. Thank you. Thank you, Minister. What a historic moment. It's been a very emotional day today. Thinking back to when this case first started and following it as a member and a youth at the time, and a parent with small children and now a grandparent. I have never dreamed to see this moment. I remember watching or listening to a story from my grandmother, years before the case, couple years before the case had actually taken off. And she had told the story about living off the land, how it was then, how it was diminishing before her eyes. I want to thank the Claytonay. It's an honor to be in your territory today. Thank you for your hospitality. Thank you to the Friendship Center for allowing us to be here today and for being so welcoming. I would like to take a moment to show the former leadership that has been part of this case since the beginning, their perseverance, their stance, and for being so steadfast, I would say, into listening to our elders, their wisdom, their knowledge, and all of their guidance in this whole case and what it means to our people today. The leaders and the former leadership that we have lost and they're no longer with us have contributed greatly into this historic moment. Without their knowledge and guidance, we wouldn't be here today. I'd like to offer them a moment of silence. It's been a long road, but it means a brighter future for our children, our grandchildren, and the next seven generations. It's a good day. It's been a long battle of protecting our treaty rights to get here. For generations, our people have watched as the land of which our way of life depends be broken, apart piece by piece. And I'm telling you, when I think back to it before the decimation, the amount of cultural and traditional values that was passed on from our elders, our ancestors, how much they love living and carrying on their traditional practices and passing that on to the generations, my grandmother was one of them. And this moment guarantees that they'll be able to do that for years to come. And our future generations will be able to carry that on. Our members were unable to live off the land and practice their way of life as promised in our treaty, the agreement we held with British Columbia at the time. As decades passed and the situation grew worse, we were told we would never be able to make people see the impacts, listen to us and cause a change. But with guidance of our elders, our past and present leaders never wavered. I want to take this time to recognize the former chief and council who stood their ground when no one believed in them. They fought for current and future generations to carry on our traditional values. They stood strong through court, through the court case that lasted seven long years, starting back in 2015 and began the long process of negotiations over the last 18 months to get to where we stand here today. I also want to acknowledge the province who came to the table. Thank you for taking the time to learn and understand our traditional and cultural values as done as our people and what it means to protect and preserve the land in order to preserve our way of life. We have been working with the province to ensure there will be a prosperous future for us all. This agreement will provide a new approach to the responsible resource development, protection of treaty rights, and management of communal effects in our territory. These changes are positive for everyone in the Northeast and in British Columbia. By working together, Blueberry, the province, and industry, we will be providing a pathway to address communal impacts and stability for resource development. We are truly witnessing a historic moment. This agreement also signifies a new approach to working alongside First Nations. For a long time, First Nations were put aside, not engaged with or listened to. Today marks a new direction. First Nations will be participants in all stages of development. Blueberry now has to say every step of the way, starting at the pre-engagement phase. Lastly, I want to thank my people who are watching at home. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and supporting Chief and Council through this whole case. Our people understand the importance of protecting and preserving our ways of life and for what this agreement will mean for them now and into the future. The main principle of our treaty was to ensure Blueberry was able to practice our way of life. For as long as the sun shines, the grass grows, and the rivers flow, a new precedent has been set. From this day forward, our cultural and traditional values will come before anything else. Soon, a GKGK, this place where happiness dwells. Thank you so much, Chief, for your beautiful words. I've had the privilege of getting to know you a little bit over the last weeks and months, and it has been so enjoyable. And I've learned so much through this process. We've had the opportunity as two leaders to share our goals and learn about each other and learn about what's important in building a relationship and building a foundation of trust so that we can move forward to strengthen the relationship between Blueberry River First Nations and the province. We began our talks while I was the Minister of Land, Water, and Resource Stewardship. And Chief, I will continue to walk this path with you alongside my colleagues now in my new role as the Minister of Energy Mines and Low Carbon Innovation. There is still so much work to do, balancing the protection of treaty rights and healing the land with responsible economic development and stability and predictability in land decisions. It's an approach that honors our commitments to reconciliation and the declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act. And with that, I am pleased to introduce our next speaker, Minister Murray Rankin. Thanks very much, Minister Osborn. I'd like to start by acknowledging, of course, that we are meeting on the traditional territory of the Clay Clay Tenet First Nations. And I want to thank, in particular, my friend Barb, Ward Burkitt, and the Prince George Friendship Center for allowing us to meet here in your vulnerability. We're here because of a lot of people. We're here because of the work of an enlightened leadership on the part of the Blueberry River First Nations. We're here because the Premier, then Attorney General David Ebe, decided a month after the court case was decided in a historic case, hundreds of pages in length, that we would not appeal, that we would sit down and work out a new arrangement with the people whose territories the oil and gas and forestry and other economic activities have taken place. It was June 21, 1899, when the Crown signed Treaty 8. It was in the year 1900, when the Blueberry River First Nations adhered to that historic treaty. In several hundred pages, a judge of the Breesie Supreme Court said that we have not honored that treaty, that we have breached that treaty, a solemn commitment that was made due to the cumulative impact of oil and gas and forestry and other activities. There has never been a case in the history of Canada for such litigation. Never been a case where a breach of treaty was found as a consequence of that cumulative impact. And we had 18 months of extraordinarily hard work by people of goodwill to get us to where we are today. We didn't appeal. We worked it out. And we hear it with an historic agreement that will work to heal the land, that will provide meaningful role for the First Nations affected by oil and gas and forestry activity to work out a planning regime for the future based on protecting the land and healing the land in the future. I think it's an historic day. That's a word that gets thrown around a lot, but I truly believe that it's because of the leadership that you see in front of you that we've achieved this historic event and created a new balance on the land. I commend the leadership of the Blueberry River, First Nations, and leaders in industry and local government, who I see represented here today, who have all put us on a better path, the path to true reconciliation. Thank you. Thank you so much, Minister Rankin. I'm so proud to be doing this work alongside Minister Rankin and the colleagues that have joined me here today. And as Minister Rankin just noted, many people are calling this agreement historic. And it is. It honors a treaty that was signed more than 120 years ago. It ensures protection of treaty rights for a way of life of Blueberry's community and members in a way that we agreed to many years ago. It will lead to healing the land and healing the people. And it ushers in a transformational approach to natural resource development in Blueberry River's territory that opens up collaborative decision making and stability and predictability for industry seeking to continue development activities. And now I would like to introduce our next speaker, who represents some of those interests, Yiswan Ismail, the president and CEO of Petronas Energy Canada. Thank you, Minister Osborne. I would like to start by first recognizing the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister, all the ministers present here today. I'm definitely honored to share the stage with you today and appreciate the opportunity to be part of this defining historic moment for the province in advancing ingenious reconciliation. I would also like to acknowledge that we are all gathered today on the land of the traditional unceded territories of the Clay Clay Tenning. Petronas Canada is encouraged that an agreement has been reached between the government of British Columbia and the Blueberry River First Nations. We believe that this is an important step towards reconciliation and the management of cumulative impacts. I've been fortunate to be able to spend time with Chief Dejale and her councillors and also spend time in the community as well as some other Treaty 8 chiefs and councils and I've grown to appreciate the generational view that they hold and the importance of protecting and healing the lands. So we are very much aligned in that regard. Petronas also recognized the opportunity BC and Canada has to be a leading exporter of lower carbon energy products and see the important role we can play in supporting energy security here at home and around the world. As a global energy leader, Petronas, we look to BC's world-class North Monteney Basin and LNG Canada as cornerstones of both our global portfolio and this is important economic and environmental opportunity to deliver the world's lowest emission LNG. These investments by Petronas and other producers and by us and our LNG Canada partners are significant contributors to BC's economy both now and into the future and also are key to how BC and Canada can contribute to address the global energy crisis and global climate challenge as well and at the same time be a leader in economic reconciliation. We understand how conversations around energy can sometimes be polarized between economic development, the climate, the engineers' reconciliation effort against each other. But I truly believe that by working together we can find a balanced path forward, a path where we can be leaders in developing cleaner energy at the same time strengthening the economy and advancing indigenous reconciliation. Time is of essence to move forward with important investments in clean technology and innovation, including the sustainable development of natural gas and LNG so that Canada remains an important player in the global energy transition. I feel with this important agreement in place and a plan to manage cumulative impacts, it is our expectation that now the necessary work can now proceed at pace. For Petronas, this will ensure that the gas we deliver to LNG Canada project is responsibly produced, responsibly produced right here in BC, benefiting Blueberry River First Nations and other First Nations and the entire province and country. I look forward to continuing this journey together with all of you to ensure that BC is a leader in developing responsibly produced clean energy, has a strong and inclusive economy and is advancing indigenous reconciliation as well. And I look forward for all of us, government, Blueberry River First Nations, other First Nations, industry and all stakeholders to work collaboratively to gather to achieve this shared vision. Thank you. Thank you very much, Xi Swan. I really appreciate the words about collaboration and noting your time spent meeting with the chief because it is relationships that build the foundation of the kind of collaboration that we are going to continue to have to see. Throughout my career, I've come to learn a very valuable lesson about the connections between us as human beings and the land and waters around us. The spirit of connection that this agreement breathes life into is about, is what the agreement is about because above all, the pages of this agreement protect Blueberry's treaty rights, their ability to meaningfully exercise rights to fish, hunt, trap. These pages embody the connection between land and a way of life that they have had for thousands of years. As a government over the years, we lost our way and we took the wrong path through the decisions that we made. The courts, the government of today and the respectful work of two incredible teams of people have set us on the right path. It's about honoring a treaty and working together so we can leave the land healthy and productive for future generations. And my wish is that we all leave here today with the belief that we are all treaty people and the certainty of everything that means. My thanks to everybody for joining us today. We are going to open it up for the media and I will invite Premier Ebe back to the podium. Thank you. Okay, we have some media on the line. We have some media on the line, she's testing the microphone. One, two, three, two, three. She's testing the microphone here. Bear with us, everyone. Hello, hello. Testing one, two, three. One, two, three, one, two, three. We have, oh, there we are. Thanks, everyone, for joining us today. We have members of the media on the phone line as well as some here in person. For those on the phone line, please press star one to enter the queue to ask a question. Media will be limited to one question and one follow-up and we're gonna begin today with Fran Yanor from the Northern Beat. Go ahead, Fran. First of all, congratulations, Chief Desjardins. My question is, Minister Rand, can you reference that this was the first case that was due to a breach of treaty, or sorry, a breach of treaty due to cumulative effects. So I'm wondering, Premier, what do you see? Perhaps you can take it from the top, Fran. Congratulations. Minister Rand, can you mention that this was the first time that there had been a court case, a breach of treaty due to cumulative effects. But clearly, this is precedent setting in a whole bunch of other ways in terms of the future. So, Premier, I'm wondering, how do you see this unfolding, affecting First Nations, government, industry, and the rest of the province? Thanks, Fran, for the question. I think that for me, this agreement creates momentum for future land use planning agreements across the province with indigenous people. Every time that we successfully work with the nation to reach agreement on these very difficult and challenging issues, we show that it can be done. And we also show the benefits, not just for the First Nations, but for the broader community, for the entire province, and certainly for the industry as well that depends on certainty on the land. So in that sense, it sets a very important precedent for British Columbia. It is an example to us about the validation of our approach, and for other numbered treaties, certainly, and other treaties across Canada, the decision out of the BC Supreme Court, I'm sure, has caught the attention of other governments and other First Nations. But it's also, we know the direction, the way the law is going, and we wanna move in a direction of negotiation rather than litigation. So in many ways, this is precedent setting and historic, and I find it incredibly exciting that we're moving in this direction and seeing these results. Follow up, Fran? More practical. This slide. Necessarily, there has been a pause on some of the permitting process during negotiations. Now that, does this agreement, does that sort of open the gate? Are we gonna see a change in terms of activity in the Northeast, for instance? With the decision out of the Supreme Court and the findings of the court, that the provincial government was violating the treaty rights of Blueberry, we were looking at an injunction from the court, restricting all further permitting and all activity on the land base for an indeterminate time until the appeals were all concluded. And we took a different path. We sat down as a government, government-to-government discussions with Blueberry to hammer out an agreement which has reinitiated the permitting process. So with the signing of this agreement, permits are again being issued and activity on the land base is going ahead, but it's going ahead in a different way. It's going ahead around a framework, an interim framework for immediate activity and a commitment to a long-term land use planning process with all stakeholders, with First Nations, with Blueberry, with the community, with industry to make sure that we get it right. So this agreement is as much about addressing that pause that was on the permits that are in place as it is about the long-term land use planning that lies ahead. Thank you. Next question, we're going to go to the phone lines with Binder Sajjan from CTV News. Go ahead, Binder. Binder, we haven't heard your question yet. If you would like to unmute your phone or we're going to work on the levels here. All right. There you are. Thank you, Binder, for joining us. Okay. Thank you very much. So, I was just saying that I heard your emotion as you were speaking about what this agreement means for the nation and its community members. And I'm wondering if you can please put it into perspective for people a little bit more in terms of how these projects have impacted the way of life for people their specific example means that comes to mind. Thank you for that question. So prior to the court case kicking off, we had our traditional territory was severely and almost cleared out from a lot of clear cutting and a lot of impacts from development. At that time, how things were done is we were pushed aside or no one listened to the elders that raised concerns in terms of practice and continuing on our traditional way of life. And one of them was hunting. There was no longer moose in the area from the majority of the massive development that was going on at the time and the amount of change in the land. So a lot of the animals have left the area. So they were not able to continue on hunting, fishing the waters. And those kind of things is what our elders, our people, lived off the land for many, many years. And this really impacted the way they're living. And so when I say that it almost diminished, it was at that point where we had to stop and really open our eyes. And I'm thankful that the elders spoke up, the members spoke up, and the former leadership had took a stand and said, no, we can't go on this way anymore. Things are changing, and it's not going to be good for the future generation. So when I say our cultural and traditional values, the traditional values of our territory is going to be restored. I'm happy to say that we have a plan moving forward and restoring and preserving those ways of life is the direction we're headed now. Thank you, Binder. To a follow-up. I do. And, Premier, this one's for you. I'm wondering, can you talk a little bit about the message that this sends to industry, particularly the oil and gas industry? We heard there that the LNG Canada project is ready to go ahead. There have been concerns about how BC will or could possibly expand LNG and still meet its climate goals. So can you talk about the messaging here? Well, this agreement does have an impact on oil and gas development in the Northeast. It has very specific provisions about the amount of land disturbance that is permitted related to oil and gas. And this is one of the major concerns that caused Blueberry, as I understand it, to bring the court challenge. And it was also a key discussion around the table. Industry is going to have to be more innovative. The oil and gas industry is going to have to find ways to work with less land disturbance. The agreement is not a cap on production. It is a cap on land disturbance. And we expect that. We expect high standards in British Columbia. And it is certainly very good to see Petronas here today at the announcement and agreement across broad industries about the importance of this agreement from a couple of perspectives, predictability, certainty, understanding what's allowed and what's not, and also that they need to innovate and find ways to work on the land in different ways. So it's a very significant agreement in that way. And it's my firm belief that agreements like this, providing certainty, providing that predictability, providing those boundaries, will ensure innovation and partnership that is going to put us in a much better economic position going forward than continued court battles and uncertainty and all the unpredictability that that brings with it. We're going to stay on the line with Derek Penner from the Vancouver Sun. Derek, go ahead. Hello, yes. I hope I can address a question to Chief Gigerlain. Go ahead. I hope it's not too broad. I hope that this isn't too broad. But under the terms of this, what are your expectations now for how industry will take place in your territory? Well, there's no longer business as usual when it comes to doing projected plans within our territory. Pre-engagement is one of the key things to any activity within our territory and relationships. Without those two things, it's going to be very hard to be successful in any planned project. So my encouragement today would be, this is not stopping business. This is building a new way of building relationship and the first step into reconciliation and a lot of meaningful engagement that's going to come out of this, especially with developments that are to take place within our traditional territory. To have a follow-up, Derek. Yeah, this is for Premier Evie, or maybe Minister Rankin. What are the principles that this agreement establishes going to mean for the provinces and relationships with the neighboring First Nations in treaty 8? Thanks very much. Blueberry River First Nations is one of a number of nations within the treaty 8 group of First Nations. I look forward to future announcements and good news in the coming days with other First Nations under treaty 8. Today is about the historic victory of the treaty 8 First Nations in court at BC Supreme Court and the historic work done by them at the table with the government of British Columbia to reach this incredibly important agreement. That concludes our press conference today. Thank you so much for joining us.


In the modern world there are people coming up with inventions and adaptations to previous designs in an almost unprecedented scale. It is almost impossible for us to imagine a world without internet or a motorized vehicle, for example. But what if we were to tell you that our modern technology is still not enough to understand the ancient artifacts left behind on this earth by civilizations thousands of years ago? These are our six insane major discoveries rediscovered that we struggle to comprehend in modern times. Just wait till you hear this. At number 6, the Rosetta Stone. In 1799 the French army was marching through Egypt. This was a military invasion, but Napoleon had his eye on more than just land. With the army were 167 scientists and artists who were sent to explore and examine relics of an ancient culture. Their greatest discovery came by chance. A troop had made its way to the town of Rosetta where they prepared to build a fort. One soldier dug up an old stone slab and was using it to build a wall when his lieutenant noticed some strange writing in three languages on the stone. The lieutenant had the stone sent to the Institute de Egypt, Napoleon's scientific base. They identified the languages as Greek, Egyptian hieroglyphic, and Demotic. Using their knowledge of Greek, teams worked for years translating the Rosetta Stone and uncovered the key to translating Egyptian hieroglyphics. It was deciphered in 1822 by Jean Francisco Champollion. Without the Rosetta Stone's discovery, Egyptian hieroglyphics would have been completely untranslatable. In at number 5 on our list, the 1700 year old seal from a Japanese emperor. In 1784, a rice farmer in Japan was trying to repair an irrigation ditch. As he worked, he noticed something shiny lodged between two rocks. When he dug it out and washed it off, he was holding a seal made of pure gold. The farmer brought it to a local scholar who realized that the seal was a legendary relic gifted by Emperor Guangwu of Han to a Japanese emissary during the first state meeting between China and Japan in AD 57. The seal was also the first time that the Japanese had seen Chinese characters which were later adopted into the Kanji script that Japan still uses today. In at number 4, King Tut's Tomb. Archaeologist Howard Carter would not have found King Tut's Tomb if not for the pure dumb luck of his water boy. Carter had already spent years searching unsuccessfully for a tomb rumored to be in the area. But it was going so poorly that his funding was to be cut off in a few more months.  Bored, the water boy started playing with a stick in the sand when he stumbled upon a stone step. He told Carter, who rushed over and started digging. It took 22 days for Carter and his men to trace their way down the steps and through the sealed door at the bottom. But when they did, they discovered a massive tomb full of more gold and treasure than any found in all of Egypt. All thanks to a bored water boy. Crazy, right? In at number 3, The Dead Sea Scrolls. Back in 1947, a group of Bedouin herders went looking for a lost goat. Their search took them through a cave that hadn't been explored in a long time. There, they unexpectedly found jars filled with ancient manuscripts. The herders had no idea that they had stumbled upon the Dead Sea Scrolls, manuscripts of the Old Testament that would prove to be one of the biggest discoveries in history. The herders grabbed the jars, brought them into town and sold them to a trader for $60. As the manuscripts were passed around, some of them were sold in the US for $250,000. Realizing what they had found, the herders changed professions. They started working with archaeologists and helped them find 981 ancient texts that became major study tools for scholars. This time, the herders earned a hefty $300,000 each for their work. The significance and importance of the Dead Sea Scrolls are the single most historically important documents ever discovered in the history of humanity. At number 2, Durinkeyu Underground City. The rocky landscape of Turkey's Cappadocia region is home to dozens of underground cities that were once hand-carded from volcanic ash by their ancient inhabitants. One of the most elaborate of these subterranean metropolises is Durinkeyu, which contains 18 stories and enough space to house some 20,000 people. Locating back 10,000 years BC, it is just stunning and almost impossible to comprehend. Amazingly, the site was only discovered as recently as 1963, when a local man knocked down a wall while renovating his home and uncovered a passageway leading to a vast network of stone tunnels and chambers. Experts are still unsure who built Durinkeyu or when, but excavations have found that it once housed its own meeting halls, shops, freshwater wells, stables and even heavy stone doors to protect its residents from danger. Why this site was built is a complete mystery, but one thing plain to see and that is the industrious scale in which it exists. It is one of the true marvels from the ancient world. At number 1 on our list, Lascaux Cave. In September 1940, 4 French teenagers were roaming the forest near Montenac when their dog began sniffing around a mysterious hole in the ground.  The astonished teens initially agreed to explore the grotto in secret, but they later sent word of the fine to their school teacher who persuaded a cave expert to verify its authenticity. Before long, word of the Lascaux Caves exquisite collection of animal drawings and abstract symbols had spread across Europe and the world and it became known as the Sistine Chapel of Prehistoric Art. Historians later placed the age of its paintings at around 25,000 years old and many believe the cave was once a site of religious and hunting rights among upper Paleolithic peoples. The natural preservation of this site has proven to have been complete luck. Unfortunately, it has faded by lighting and a black fungus is growing rapidly. The cave has been completely sealed as of 2008. With millions being spent on research, it should be saved by experts. We thought this video would not be complete without one notable surprise selection for all of our subscribers who actually take the time to watch our videos right through. This bonus selection is one of the most obvious selections, wait do you hear this? The Sea on Terracotta Army. In 1974, a group of Chinese farmers chanced upon the discovery of a lifetime, the tomb of the first emperor of the Quyn Dynasty. The seven man team was digging a well near the city of Sien when one of their shovels struck the head of a buried statue. The men initially thought they had discovered a bronze bus or an ancient Buddha sculpture. But when archaeologists conducted further excavation, they found it was one of some 8,000 life-sized Terracotta soldiers, horses and chariots constructed to guard the 3rd century BC emperor Quyn Xi Hong in the afterlife. The tomb and its highly detailed soldiers, each has its own unique face, are now regarded as the most important archaeological treasure in all of China. Doesn't that just blow your mind or what? So that's it for now guys, those were our major discoveries that were accidentally rediscovered. If you liked this video then please let us know below and remember to give it the thumbs up. As always, thank you so much for watching and remember, the ways by which we arrive at knowledge are hardly less wonderful than the discovery of these things themselves.


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I work as a software engineer, especially in IWI's developer, PayPal. Today I'm going to talk about Siri Kit integration, and title life of the talkies, giving every app a voice. The agenda for today is first, I know most of you are experienced developers. I know most of you are experienced IWI's developers, but some of you may be into IWI's development, so I want to give you a little bit background so that everybody will be on the same page. Then I'll talk about Siri Kit and how to integrate. Finally, I'll give you tips that can help you on integrating your apps into Siri Kit. It all started in 2014 when I was in DC. You guys can expect what it is. Apple introduced a new feature that everybody was waiting for, App Extensions. Before App Extensions, there was no way that one app can use your app's features outside your app. So you have to open your app to experience your wonderful features. But if the user is on some other app, he can't use your application's features. So with the App Extensions, Apple introduced a new way of interacting with your apps. Basically, this App Extensions will help you to go beyond your application and expose your particular features so that other applications can also use it. Also, these App Extensions are not a free-fetched app application. They live for a very short time and they are defined for very limited scope of work. Once the scope of work is finished, that extension gets filled. Nowadays, it became mandatory and must ensure for every iOS app to have these App Extensions. We need any sort of App Extensions. So what are the different types of App Extensions that we initially have? Apple started with a small list, like 6 or 7 of them. Today, extension share, action, photo editing, custom keyboard, watch treat, all these. And currently, they have like 19 of them, 1920. So how does the App Extensions works? Imagine, let's say you are browsing through a photo album and you want to send a photo to your WhatsApp friend. So earlier, how you can do this one was only by opening your WhatsApp, clicking on the chat, importing that particular photo and then send. So you have to switch between your photos application and your WhatsApp. But with the App Extensions, you don't have to go out of your photos application to do that. You can use your trade extension there, select WhatsApp, and immediately WhatsApp extension presents inside the context of your photos application.  So once users use your App Extensions, system create, I always ask to launch the App Extensions and App Extensions runs the code. And once that is finished, system creates the App Extensions. So, and why I am talking about App Extensions? Because App will introduce two couple of more App Extensions last year. I mean, for the previous WWDC. They are Watchkit, sorry, iMessage, intense extension, and intense viewer extension. The bottom two are the ones we are using for CDT integration. So remember these two, intense extension and intense viewer extension. So how Siri works? When you talk to Siri, the speech gets converted into an intent. So the intent being like, what is the purpose of the user? What is the task that the user wants to achieve? And then that intent gets converted into an action. And that action, after successful or failure, you get a proper response from Siri. So as an App developer, we have to help Siri in the whole process. So by giving first the vocabulary. So this step is to make Siri understand what the user is intending. Like let's say you have your own messaging app and you have your contact, your spouse's name or somebody's name, you saved as with some unique to that particular app alone. Like let's say you save your spouse's name as sweetheart. And in your contact list, her name is normal, her name itself. But inside your app, it's saved as sweetheart. But if you say Siri that send my sweetheart, so in some message via this particular app, there is no way that Siri knows that sweetheart is your, this particular contact, right? So that specific app contact, app related terms, everything, you have to teach Siri how to understand that. So here is the step. The vocabulary provides you the space to give Siri the value. And then once Siri understands that intent, it will ask you for verification, like what are the different parameters that user wants to do. Let's say you are doing a payment application here. So you want to send some money to somebody and that Siri ask for is the pay correct, is that amount is correct, all these different confirmations that will ask for it. And then once all those required conditions are met, Siri performs that action and finally comes up with the response.  So you don't want Siri to give a different UI rather than, I mean, your own app is giving some other UI, if you want to bring the same look and feel into the Siri application, you can do that here. So speaking Siri's language. So how does Siri works is like everything in Siri falls into domains. Domains is a set of group of items that Siri can understand and it knows how to talk about them. So currently Siri has six different domains, it supports messaging, white calling, payments, workouts, write booking and photo search. If your app or some of your app functionality falls into any of this bucket, then you are a good eligible candidate for Siri integration. Inside domains, you can have many actions or they call it as intents. I'll go with a small example here. Let's say I want to send some money to Soop for some reason. So when I say, hey Siri, send $20 to Soop on PayPal for the kids. So with this speech, with this sentence, Siri understands that this particular request belongs to payments domain and it identifies that it has sent payment intent because there is a word send amount is there, right? So based on that, it gets that intent and we have to use PayPal application and pay Soop amount $20 and currency. Here is the interesting thing because you never mentioned that you have to send it in Singapore dollars, right? You said only $20. But based on your location, Siri identifies that you may be asking for Singapore dollars rather than US dollars. So Siri provides that as well and finally Siri also notes the note what is the purpose of this request for the kids. So I'll talk about intent in a little bit because intent is the particular action that you want the Siri to perform. Each intent can have zero to many parameters. In the previous example that we have seen, right, it has like five or six parameters. It depends on your scenario and different domains. You can have up to, I mean, you can have no parameters to some particular many parameters and always intent classifies into a particular domain. So first identify the domain that your particular feature belongs to and then you raise your domains and raise your intents based on that. And then once Siri finds out the intents and asks you for that and then you have to give Siri back the intent response. So how you are handling the intent? You have to give back Siri that information with the format intent response. So in that you give different response codes and you also have to give NSUser activity. How many of you are aware of NSUser activity? So NSUser activity is nowadays a widely used in iOS applications. Handoff, you have no handoff right. So if you are performing some task on some place and then immediately if you go to your own application and you can pick up the same task from there. So NSUser activity can be useful there. So for this sending payments to somebody, let's say if you ask Siri to send money and then for some reason the request failed. You don't want the user to again key in the amount and selecting the pay, all these details right. So you can use NSUser activity to get the details whatever he has earlier. So then pick it from there and you can directly open your app and show that screen so that user can perform the request continuously. Intents life cycle. Basically Intents has three stages in its life cycle. First one is Resolve. So Resolve is a place where Siri asks you to ask for the different, I mean based on the user's request, you have to help Siri to understand those parameters that you have given. So Resolve is a step where Siri asks you for that and you will respond with Resolution Responses. There are different types of Resolution Responses. So let's say in the previous example, Siri identifies that the name, the contact name, the pay name SUB as particular. It is saved as SUB in my contact list. Then there is no question, it is straight away successful. So we'll respond back with success. Let's say my in the contact list, SUB's name is saved with this full name. So Siri asks for a confirmation. Do you meant by this person? So we have to just reply back with the confirmation required for that with this. Then sometimes there may be two or three names matching with that name. So you have to give disambiguation request. And if you are not sure, if there are hundreds of items matching with that particular name, then you cannot provide all the 80 or 100 list of names to user to scroll through, right? So you need some more details, so you just reply back with that. And if any required field is missing from your request, then you can ask for that. It's a needed field. And if it is unsupported, then you can also tell that. And if any field is not required, you can say it is not required. So Siri won't prompt the user to give that particular parameter. For this same payment intent, the protocol that the different resource texts are defined in this instant payment intent handling function. So if you see the functions, different functions available there, are like resolve pay, resolve currency amount, resolve note. So based on your intent, these different methods will be changed. And confirm. The next step is confirm. Confirm is a stage where you do two different types of actions. So you have to tell Siri what is the expected action of the intent. So that Siri will show a confirmation screen to the user with all these details. And this is the place where you check for your requested. Let's say you are sending a payment. Then you have to be logged in, right? So this is the place you check whether the user is logged into your application. Also your backend servers are available for the contact. And also whether he has sufficient balance in his wallet. All these different checks you can make here. And you will reply back with the intent responses. And for certain domains, the confirmation step is not necessary, but for domains like payments and all, this step is mandatory.  So here is the protocol that we have to look into in the same payment intent handling. There is a method for confirmation. And based on the intent, we have a different response force available. So there are quite a good number of predefined response force. Some of them are like amount below minimum, amount above maximum. Currency is not supported. And these are some certain number of predefined and most frequently used error force in the response force for this particular domain. So based on the different domains, you will have a different set of error response force. As I spoke earlier, this is the place where you check all your services are available, whether the user is logged in or not. If you want to make sure that the user has to authenticate, you can integrate with your local authentication touch ID framework to prompt for the authentication there. And the final step is to handle. This is the place where Siri actually performs the requested action. That means it actually sends money by calling your network APIs. For the network calls, Siri provides a waiting UI. Like if it is going to take two or three seconds of time, then Siri gives you this type of one waiting UI with a loader and all this. If a particular request is going to take longer time than two or three seconds, you can also send Siri that in progress status code, so that Siri tells the user that even if you close the Siri experience, his request is still in progress. So after he can open his app and see the transaction is completed. This is a particular method for handling in payments. How to add Siri K? So remember, there are these two intense extensions and there are some app components that also you can do while integrating your application. Intense extension. Each app has launched this new intense extension and it can support more than one intense in a single extension. So based on your domain, if you see here, there are intense supported in the playlist there are attributes. So you can have send payment intent and also you can have receive payment intent like that. And if you are developing a wide calling application, then you can have audio calling and video calling intents in the same intense extension rather than having two different intents extensions for each of them. You can put them in a single umbrella. And security. You don't want certain features to be exposed without security. So Apple added that with the security. So the default one they give you is intense restricted by lock so that if you add your particular intent into that group here, then it won't allow the user when the device is locked. And this is the place where we actually implement the result conform and handle steps that we previously discussed. And then we can have our own intense viewer extension, which is an optional one. If you want to bring your own interface or own custom branding experience to Siri, you can use this Siri intense viewer extension. And you can also choose to replace some of the Siri generated UI and you can have your own ones there. Next up is vocabulary. Vocabulary is basically divided into two categories. One is app specific one. Another one is user specific one. If the app specific ones, regardless of the user, all the users of your application knows about those words. So then that is a place for your app specific vocabulary. You have to define them in the main app bundle, not in your extension bundle because Siri gets this vocabulary using this in vocabulary API from your main app so that it updates itself frequently. And there will be cases with user specific vocabulary. So in that we have to provide in an ordered set, let's say in my contacts, I have some favorites and recent contacts. They have to be given higher priority when I talk about, when I request for the particular action, those frequent contacts or favorite items has to be given higher priority over the remaining ones. So we have to provide them in an ordered set of terms. And finally I'll end up with a few tips. In order to work with any extensions, you have to move your core functionality into embedded frameworks rather than having your core duplicating everywhere for each and every extension. It's always better to have an embedded, a separate framework that every extension or every app can reuse there. And also I forgot to add one more here. It's better to have your deep linking capability available for your application so that you can navigate from one place to any other place easily without going through same steps again. So let's say my payment is failed. I can ask user to open the app directly there itself from the Siri experience. Directly it can go to my sending money page, screen. So if a deep linking is not supported then you might be... I mean it's very difficult to go to that screen directly. And the second point is a user must say your app name. So if you have any very fancy app names that user can't even pronounce those, please avoid those because it's very mandatory for the user to pronounce that one. Request authorization. Like any other Apple features or Apple iOS frameworks, you have to get the user's confirmation for this particular feature to be accessed. And the next one is group multiple intents into a single extension where possible. So if you're using a what calling kind of app, then don't put too many extensions, intents extensions into credit cross because whenever Siri is launched your intents extension gets called is in active mode in the background. I mean the process keeps running. So if you have too many intents extensions running behind door that will drain the battery and all other problems will come for the user. So better to put them in a single long rail or wherever it is possible. And the next one is user activity. Use the NS user activity and pass it to the intents response so that user can pick the same request in your main app. And this is one more important thing. If you have a vocabulary added into your app, so you have to update Siri whenever there is a new item added or deleted from that one. Let's say I removed a contact name from my contact book and when I ask Siri, if she still shows that particular contact name it won't give you a proper user experience. So that's why you have to update Siri whenever there is a change in your vocabulary. And also don't forget to reset your vocabulary list when the user is logged out of your application. You don't want to show user specific vocabulary to other users. And also the final thing. You can provide some useful examples and have it in your main app bundle so that whenever user asks Siri what you can do for me then it will show along with all the iOS applications it will also include your particular app also. And also user can see how can we use that one. Otherwise there is no way that user can know that your app is supporting Siri. And what to expect from Apple in future. Maybe currently this domain, I know it's very limited. It's only 5 or 6 of them. But maybe they will increase this to multiple domains. How many of you know about Buzz Uncle, Facebook, chat, messenger, bot? Buzz Uncle. So you can ask, I mean rather than, with the Buzz Uncle you can ask when is the next bus coming, right? So same way you can ask, maybe in future you can ask Siri to directly ask when is the next bus coming. So it will show rather than opening some SDMRP or some apps you can expect those. And maybe they will include some standalone application extensions because we have seen this one in the iMessages extension already. iMessages extensions are, you don't need to have your main application. You can only have your extension app alone. So maybe they can support this one. Because there is one reason I feel for the Apple Watch. Currently you have to have one main app also running on your mobile. So maybe Apple can remove that requirement. Thank you. And if you have any questions? Do you have any framework for the service? Yeah, or SiriKit.framebox. The second question is if you need a payment, is there any security manager that prevents more than an hour person from making a phone name to you? Yeah, you have to, you can add your touch ID there. So you have to authenticate your fingerprint and the touch ID thing. So touch ID is nowadays the most secured way of securing the aspects. How does it work with other languages? It works almost with all the Siri supported languages. And if you have any app specific vocabulary, so you have to put them in the main bundle. And also you can localize them so that Siri can understand with all the other languages also. So you can have different languages to work with. Do you have any experience to share testing with? Yeah, we were testing it manually pretty manually. I'm not sure very anything available. Because even Apple was suggesting to test it very rigorously. They have not mentioned what tools they can do, but they said you have to give it to all most of the people. And it's not like any simple, you have to take care about the user's accent, all this, right? So the many people that you give it to for testing, the better result you will get. And you have to, whatever the people would say, for example, say, can't we be able to allow them their own accent? But let's say I want to give my own thing, you know, to pass it on to them. And how do you use the accent domain, but are you using something like bus type method or something? Can you do something like that? I've got this weird idea, but I've not tried. The intents are tied very tightly bound, linked with the domains. So you can only have particular intents and the request, the resolve step, it will give you only for specific to those particular intents. So it won't give you a general object so that you can use it for anything. So they are very tightly wanted ones. Do you have a staging and production app and you get confused? For this particular one? All our apps are focused on stages. Like staging, like a development app. So you have the official one, you know, and the development app. I mean, it's on the CD, it picks the production one. That depends on your main app, which one it is connected to. So we have a development and release separate branches. Each one points to different stages. Let's say, as you were saying, like the neutralization of the region, you might have access to any type of motion for extension. From extension, I have not tried that, but... This is an off-object or something. This I am sending a message in the background from Siri. So I need to access that off-object. Yeah, I think it's possible, but I have not tried one on my own. We have tried, I mean, for the Siri TV version or any normal extension. Siri extension. I am not sure, but I can check that one. Have you done something like that? Have you done anything like a non-Siri TV extension? From Siri TV, no. We have not tried that. Can I talk to you recently, App Store review, right? Or App Store support, Siri TV? Do you have enough of App Store support to review this Siri TV? Review this is like... To start with, I mean, you can basically integrate almost any particular apps with the termite with a single step, like the result step. So you don't have to provide a vocabulary and also this... Providing you a custom UI. They are not mandatory ones. So... Do you have any specific... products or... No. You said that Siri improves certain information, like single or single. Is there any way I can claim that that if certain words come in, then I expect to use this particular... You can use the result step. So Siri will tell you that a user requested for this particular amount. And also if that particular currency is... This all comes in a... There's a money object, IM money or something. So that will have the amount in decimals and also with the currency code. So if your app doesn't support that particular currency code, you can... You can respond back with the default once you can... Thank you.


Hi and welcome to learn WordPress Today we are going to take a quick look at how you can migrate your site to a new host and domain Why would someone want to migrate their site? Well, some of the reasons might be due to moving to a new host Changing your domain name or moving from HTTP to HTTPS This tutorial is right for you if you want to move WordPress hosts as well as change your domain name All you will need to do is set up a new site and install a migration plugin on both your old and new websites And also remember to make a backup of your site on a device before starting the migration There are various migration plugins available in the plugins directory Plugins such as duplicator Backup migration and all-in-one WordPress migration are just some of the plugins worth exploring Some hosts even have their own migration plugins if you were planning to move your site to them Today i'm going to use the all-in-one WordPress migration plugin So once you have set up your new domain with your new host Let's make our way to the front end of our old website Which we are of course going to transfer to a new home Our first step now is to make our way to the dashboard Head to plugins and add the all-in-one migration plugin Once it is installed and activated We'll make our way to the plugin in the left sidebar and then click on export to And then select file It is also advised to export it to an external drive to ensure you have a backup When you click on file it will start preparing the export And once completed we can click on download and download the file to our computer The next step is to make our way to our new domain And install the plugin there as well We need the plugin on the old website and the new one as we are exporting and importing from one to the other And once the plugin has been installed and activated We can hover over the plugin in the left sidebar and click on import And now we are going to import or upload the file from our computer And please take note this might take a few minutes And once the process has been completed we can click on proceed as we have not added any other content to the new site And lastly finish And now if we make our way to the front end of our new domain We will see that the entire site has been transferred or migrated Before we end off there is one last consideration If you are concerned about SEO It is advised to set up 301 redirects A 301 redirect indicates to search engines that a page has been moved permanently It basically means that if users request an old URL they will automatically be sent to a new URL There are a few ways to do this but the easiest way is to use a plugin such as redirection Simple 301 redirects or all-in-one SEO To ensure you don't lose your website search engine rankings traffic and conversions You can search the plugins directory to find the right plugin for you But I did want to mention some plugins may offer additional and faster ways to set up redirects through paid features But it is also possible to change the redirects one by one using many free versions of plugins All the best migrating your site to a new domain and visit Learn WordPress for more tutorials and training material


Good morning, everyone. This is Melissa with the stockswush.com and today I am doing a market review of the QQQs. It's 8.30, Tuesday morning, September 2nd. Welcome, September. September should be a very good month to trade. It's going to be active. It's going to be a lot of volume in the market. Typically falls a busy trading season. Today may be a little bit slow and light volume because it's a day after a holiday, but it should pick up by the end of the week. The market is wrapping up this morning. Market actually hit the next target in the gap this morning in the pre-market, which was 100 in the QQQs. And I'm not surprised at all. I knew the market would gap up today, where we open exactly. I'm not sure because it's an hour away from the open, but markets definitely going to be bullish today because it is a day after a holiday. This may not follow through as aggressively today in the bullishness as it would if it was happening like Thursday, for example, or Friday this week. But the markets are going to have a bullish day today. One of these days soon, it's coming up just any day now. Any second, the market is going to have a big, large, giant green day. Megalodon Green bullish day. I've been talking about it for months. And the market's rallying. It's rallying. It's continuing. It's followed through. It's done everything I said that it would. Beautifully, perfectly, actually. Perfect. Market's perfect. However, we haven't had that big green day. It's going to happen. And it could even happen this week. I don't think it happens today because it's a day after a holiday, but I wouldn't put anything past this market. It's probably going to happen in the next two weeks, definitely this month in September. The market looks like a breakout play, actually, this morning in the gap. If this was a one-minute chart or a five-minute chart or a two-minute chart in a shorter, smaller timeframe, the market would look like a breakout play. This would be a long to break out. Let's stop here. This is actually a new buy point. Many people are not looking at it this way. Many people are looking at the market as extended. That means a correction. That it's getting topping. None of that is true. The market is higher. And actually, this is a buy point today. You go along the market today. You go along the market. If you are not long yet something and you want to be long for a swing or core trade or even today trade this market, you can go long. This is a new entry point in here. It's a bullish gap. It's a gap that I would look at to go long if I wanted to go long, which I like to short. But next target for the QQQs is 102, then 103, and 103.50. Now, let's look at the longer term here. So after that, after the 102 number, after 103 number, thereabouts, 110 is the next target. Then 10, 112, 112.50, 113. And then 121, 121.21.21. The market is going to make a brand new all-time high here. And it's most likely going to be before the end of the year. I'd say the next four to six months. We'll just have to see how aggressively bullish September is. However, that being said, the market will make a new high, an all-time high. Whether or not it happens before the end of the year, I guess we're going to have to wait and find out. I know that's 20 points away from now, but it certainly could happen. It's very realistic. We are going to get over this number here. This is back, gosh, a long, long time ago. Okay? It's 2014. And the market and the QQQs are looking to make numbers that it hasn't seen for over 10 years. Okay? So this is an extreme show of strength. I have 100% conviction we will see above that number. I don't know exactly when it's going to be. It certainly could be before the end of the year. I'd say the next four to six months. And I'm saying all of this because I'm reading what's going to happen here in the chart in the gaps. Now, that's not to say we don't do any kind of pulling before we get to 1, 2, 1, 2, 1. I'm not saying that at all. We're not going to do a pull-in here today. Market's going to hit up and have probably that large green bullish day before it doesn't pull back. However, we will see above those numbers. So people that are looking to go long are going to miss the rally if they don't get in. And you can buy bullish gaps. Bullish gaps are a buy point. You could have bought a million bullish gaps before this one today to go along the market. All the people that are saying the market is going to come in and it's going to do a correction. It's going to turn around. It's extended or it should be shorted or top or whatever are going to miss the move. The real move to play, which is long. The move to play in this market is not to the downside. The move to play is the upside. You want to play momentum that's happening in something that's going to have actual play in it, meaning that you can get paid with volatility and volume. There's not going to be volatility in the pullback. There's not going to be what people think is going to be in that pullback. Kind of like here, actually. Do you want to know what I'm talking about here? I'm sure a lot of people shorted this. Thought this was the correction that everybody kept saying.  But anyways, this thing here, you see this. This is not any, this isn't bearish. This isn't bearish. I'm circling this here. This activity for this brief period here for about a week or so is not bearish. This is not where you get play, volume, momentum. This isn't how you get paid. You get paid going along the market. You don't get paid shorting this. There's a difference. So you could have been long missed. There's how you're getting paid. You're not getting paid from here to here. You get paid from playing the right direction, which is long. And it's still going on. It's still going on. And I've been saying this now. Actually, the last couple of weeks, more than a month now, that I realized at the market, it's going to hit some crazy number that no one's expecting to the upside. And it is above 120. 120, 121, 125. And again, it could happen very quickly. You know, when power takes over, when money takes over, when power money takes over, it just rides itself to the moon. Or to the downside, for example, if you're looking to go short, but this market is not something to short. It's just not something short at all. And people are still going to make an attempt to short this, which is really not the right thing to do. And more than that, people are telling people to short this. The play here is long. That's the only thing to do. And when power money takes over something, it can run as long as it wants to. And either direction happens to go. And for this case here with the market, it's going to be the upside. It's going to be bullish. So nothing surprises me when something follows through with power money. Nothing. It can go to astronomical numbers and look to see that play out and see that happen here very quickly. So the call for today here in the QQQs is bullish. Because it's a day after a holiday, it should be low volume in the market. So I don't think we'll really have some monster day. But next target is 102, 102, 50, 103. And one of these days in the next probably two weeks, the market's going to have a huge night without green bullish day. And it could even be this week. And I've been expecting that for a long time. It hasn't played out. But all of this activity here is bullish. Okay. This is not bearish. And it's not extended because every day that we trade in here, when I'm reading this price action, when I have solid trading, when I was in the market and looking at these things and trading all in here, you know, reading all of this activity is actually the market rallying and resting on the day. So it's not tired. It's not tired of going higher. This isn't a look of tiredness. This is actually a look of getting ready to make a big move. That's how the right rate to read this price action is. Market is gapping up, rallying, resting. Gapping up, rallying, resting. Gapping up, rallying, resting. I mean, so this is not an exhausted market that you would look to see a reversal. This is actually setting up to really go higher. And that's what we're doing here. And I'm not surprised at all we're gapping up today. I knew that we would gap up today. I knew it. So nice, nice along here in the market here. We're not even gapping up too much here today. You could go along the wrestling market here today in the next 45 minutes if we set up close to or about around this number. So bullish market ahead of us, nothing but blue skies ahead for the QQQs. Call for this day today is bullish and someday soon the market's going to make the big monster make with on green day. When that happens, people are going to say then the market's extended. When that happens, they're going to say it's extended and it won't be. It'll be signed again that the market will continue higher, but we may pull back after that. We'll just have to wait and see. I mean, I just don't know until I see it happen exactly how it's going to set up. But for today right now, I'm reading the gap in the market, in the pre-market and the market's bullish and the market's bullish for today and continuing higher and really for the rest of this calendar year, 2014. Have a great day everyone. If you're interested in the Golden Gap class, the class is September 13th and 14th. 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If anyone tells you that it's not in your hands, that when artificial intelligence takes over, it'll take over everyone and everything, they are wrong about this. It's not going to be like that. That is only a way to frighten and subdue people into bending down to the ego and its machinations and to becoming slaves willingly. So you don't have to give in to that.


Discovered in 1860, within the astounding valley of the Kings, the Atlantis Ring has since proven to have been a most incredible of finds, not only for the sacred, sacred geometry that was found to have been inscribed upon this seemingly insignificant clay ring, but also for the strange, seemingly reoccurring pattern of curses or good-look talismans wrapped around the entire magic of this once incredible, yet now lost civilization. Once discovered, it was said to cast a protective spell upon those who wore it, a supposed positive energy force that, although as strange as that of the Curse of Tutankhamen, is one that is far less mentioned within the career and discoveries of Howard Carter himself. This regardless of the fact that it has since gone on to be an incredibly popular mass-produced product once kept secret for many years by Carter himself, also now sold under the claim that it does indeed emit a powerful energy field around the wearer. The science behind these claims we cannot claim to understand, however, the ring's modern popularity, along with a lack of coverage regarding this possible legend within the discussion of Howard Carter's career, we have found peculiar. Featuring two triangles, six small and three larger rectangles, with a semi-cylindrical form, it was originally found by Marquis de Gragne, a blueprint of the ring was soon sent to Carter himself, who made and wore a secret replica which he kept himself until his death in 1939. In 1922, Carter would discover King Tut's tomb. Before opening the tomb, hieroglyphics above the tomb's unbroken seal were read. It said, the wings of death shall touch all who violates the pharaoh's eternal rest. Unperturbed, they opened the tomb, discovering treasures beyond all of their wildest imaginations. Yet, as warned, all who were involved in this discovery eventually met curious fates, with just Carter himself left, the one person who was undeniably the most guilty party in the entire excavation. He would not die until 17 years later, at the reasonably young age of 66. During these 17 years, however, the flurry of media attention around the claimed curse persisted. Interestingly, whenever asked how he had seemingly escaped the curse for so long, he would always reply that he had a secret talisman, a good luck charm, that protected him from the curse. This initial cast of the ring Carter had made, it turns out, he seemingly knew of its incredibly important geometric significance. Yet it was not until 1940, while going through his documents that his studies and indeed rules of wearing the ring were revealed to the world. His talisman, a replica of the Atlantis Ring, a relic many thousands of years old originally made from Eswan and clay, like something out of a holy grail story. It seems the least valuable, seemingly most conspicuous of finds turned out to be one of the most, if not the most valuable to Howard himself. Out of all the golden wonders he had ever unearthed, this one, one which he didn't even discover himself, he kept closest to his heart. It is because of this that we find the Atlantis Ring highly compelling.


The Russian mercenary group known as the Wagner Group has threatened a rebellion against the Russian Defense Ministry. The Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Pregozhin claimed that Russian soldiers attacked a Wagner camp in Ukraine. In retaliation, Pregozhin began his, March of Justice, towards Moscow and on the way there, took control of the military headquarters in Rostov on Don and Voronezh. Shortly before reaching Moscow, Pregozhin negotiated with Putin to back down in order to avoid a possible civil war and criminal charges against his troops. The mercenary chief himself agreed to flee to Belarus.