Well, thank you, everybody, for coming. I know this is a time when a lot of people are away from ITU or they're busy. So it's good to have such a nice turnout today. So for those who don't know me, I'm Rob Clark. And this is Xiaoyi Yang, who works in accessibility in TSB. And Jack Salvador, I'll introduce more in a moment. OK, the agenda, it'll take about half an hour to 45 minutes to go through this today. We'll talk initially. Xiaoyi is going to introduce the big picture ideas about accessibility and what it means within ITU. I'll then look in a little more detail at document accessibility in particular for people with visual impairments, the guiding principles and where we can find a little more information. Then Jack is going to give us a demonstration of his experience as a blind man using accessing our documents through the websites and looking within the Word files what kind of experiences he has and what experiences he's had outside ITU. Please feel free, if we miss anything as we go through, please feel free to jump in and ask questions. Or at the end, we can have a broader discussion about what we've seen, about the subject in general, and particularly about what steps we could take next. And throughout, I'll just remind you that we have no answers yet. This is very early in the process. This is really just a way of raising awareness among staff and raising difficult questions or easy questions about what this is going to mean in the future. So, Xiaoyi. Good afternoon, colleagues. I'm very happy that we are joining here in this session to talk about accessibility. I do not want to take too long before we hear the interesting sharing of experience by Jacques. I just want to highlight that accessibility is a very important working area for the ITU. And I just mentioned a few background. There is the United Nations Convention for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities adopted in 2005, where the accessibility of ICTs are considered very important means to get disabled people integrated into the society to be able to live independently. There is article of this convention for ICT accessibility. It's article nine. Then after WTSA08 first adopted resolution 70 on accessibility, ITUPP 2010 and WTDC 2010 also adopted relevant resolutions. And within the ITU staff, we have established an accessibility task force chaired by the deputy secretary general. And we have also developed an accessibility policy, which was approved by ITU Council 2013. And we have also developed an accessibility action plan for 2014, which was presented to the Council this year and was approved. Rob have already sent all these links to you in the meeting invitation. So that's a very useful information if you are interested in more work with what we are doing within the ITU for accessibility. Document accessibility is one of those tasks we plan to progress this year in the action plan. I also want to mention that within the ITU, it is the ITU T sector who initiated work on ICT accessibility. We have our question four of study group two, which is human factors. And we have question 26 of study group 16, which is accessibility to multimedia. So these two questions have already been working on ICT accessibility since many years, which could be even dated back to the famous dot on the button five, which is an accessibility feature for blind people to locate their finger on the right button. This is many, many years ago. And there is also F-series recommendation approved by study group 16, which is a guideline for universal design in standards making process. Because of that, we have two study groups working on this area. Therefore, we have joint coordination activity on accessibility and human factors, which is chaired by Madame Andrea Sachs, which many of you might have already met with. And she is a passionate, committed evangelist for accessibility within ITU. And she has made a great effort making us be aware of this important subject. Also, I want to mention that ever since 2006, 2007, we have been providing captioning service for accessibility-related meetings, workshops, for question 26 meetings, and GCHF meetings. We also provided captioning service for TSEC meetings, starting recently, which was followed then by PP10. And for council, now we also have captioning, which is very well accepted by all the ITU membership. So that's my first point. I want to say that accessibility is an important work. And the second point I want to say is that awareness is the most important first step before any deliberate action. Because without awareness, we do not have the same feeling. We just are not aware about those inaccessibilities. It's just too common for us normal people. Therefore, sharing of experience, this kind of firsthand experience is very important to make people sympathetic and compassionate for this work. I would just want to share a little bit of my experience.  I think part of that is also due to the pressure of this work. There is intense pressure of this work. Because if you are not aware of all those specific needs, it's easy to get complaints afterwards. Although it's not personal, but if you cannot handle it very well, it comes into personal feelings. For example, once we organized a very nice reception on a loan during one of the IGF, which was everybody is satisfied. It was great, nice food and beautiful tables. Everything was appreciated. But soon we heard that a person on wheelchair cannot come to this place, which is just the last drawback which ruined a perfect reception. Something like that. And also, for example, those kind of small things, if we do not pay attention, it gets easily slapped. For example, if we think that badges could be printed on double sides and can be printed in bigger fonts, it will facilitate many participants to recognize each other. And especially to not to embarrass women. I just want to share before Jack coming to the document accessibility, our last experience of myself about a remote participation experience of the GCA-AHF meeting, which was held on the 30th of May 2014, which is just two months ago. That meeting was organized in room L2. As usual, for this GCA meeting, we book caption service, which needs to be done like booking our interpretation. It's our process, which needs to be started long enough. Don't forget. And because we will have one deaf participant on site, so we need to contract a sign language interpreter for him also in advance. And this lady is first time to ITU, so someone needs to get her in from the reception and some introductions to everybody in this room. And again, we have remote participation for this meeting. What's really interesting or impressive of this meeting is we have three different kinds of challenging remote participants. One participant remote is deaf, and his sign language interpreter is also remote, was also remote. So there is like a three-party. The meeting is in room L2, and that participant is in one city in the UK, and his sign language interpreter is in another city of the UK. Each of them, at that time during the meeting, had three screens in front of them. One is for remote participation tool, and the other one is for the captioning text, and the third one is for sign language video conference between them two. This is just one case, and adding to that, we have one blind remote participant who is using screen readers like Jack is going to show us, therefore, because he cannot handle two audio streams at the same time, so he can only join their voice to the remote participation. He cannot use the remote participation tool because he cannot read the remote participation screen and the text screen and the audio, everything he is relying on audio. And the third remote participant, which also challenged our remote participation because he's a normal person, no disabilities in that sense, but he doesn't know how to use the chat pod of Adobe Connect. So every time when he needs the floor, he just started to interact with everyone. Therefore, all of this need the awareness of the remote moderator and the remote moderator needs to test with each of them and to make agreement with them that if you want to ask the floor, how will you do that? If you want to ask the floor, please do this. And if you want to ask the floor, please do that. And also, the chairman have to normally pause after each agenda item say, let's make sure if there is anyone asking the floor, which is normally not the case if you have a normal meeting like us, what we are doing now here. So after this, I'm just saying that it's very important that you have firsthand experience, you become aware. And therefore, I appreciate very much, again, for Rob and Jack for their effort and their initiative to organize this session. And I hope that all of us will benefit from the experience you are sharing with us. Thank you very much. Thank you, Sharia. OK, so Sharia described the bigger picture, the broader implementation of accessibility in the UN. And she also focused on one aspect of accessibility, which is people with hearing impairments. We're going to look for the rest of the session at the other aspect, the other main aspect, which is people with visual impairments. Now, there are some source texts a little bit closer to home than the ones Sharia described. There's the ITU accessibility plan that describes in very high-level terms what we're trying to accomplish. And then in more detail, there are ITU accessibility guidelines, which try to go down into more concrete examples what we can do. Now, the accessibility plan has lots of parts. The ones that apply to us most at the moment firstly, engagement with staff and raising awareness. So that's one of the reasons we're here today. Another aspect is the accessibility of meeting documents. So that means both how you get access to the document through the website and also what the content looks like once you open the Word file. Now, accessibility, as Sharia mentioned, covers a lot of different groups and different needs. That includes physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairments. And we should try to bear that in mind whenever we're trying to understand what this topic means. Within the accessibility guidelines, there are several big ideas to put in place. And we should bear that in mind when we watch Jack's presentation. The first is universal design. So in the past, there's been a tendency to do special applications for people with accessibility issues. But this guide in principle means that we should try and develop one tool, one website, one Word file that is properly accessible to everybody. And what often happens is that it meets the accessibility needs of individuals, but it's also useful for everybody else as well. The other aspect which is important to us is that this shouldn't overburden us as staff members. The idea of reasonable accommodation means that we should do what we can within the resources available. Now, there are existing guidelines, generally best practice on the Microsoft site and things like this. But at the moment, they don't really tell us what we should be doing day to day. And today's session is really about raising awareness of what issues there are that we could be addressing. And once we've done that, we can start developing guidelines, developing document templates that would help guide the work in the future. So Jack, if I could hand over to you. Maybe you could say a few words about how you find ITU compared to other organizations and maybe give us a demonstration of browser and web and looking inside some Word files. Well, thank you for giving me the floor. Good afternoon. My name is Jack Salvador. I'm French national, French speaking. So that's why we're here, some French accent while speaking English. Anyway, I'm an interpreter working with French as an active language and English, Italian, Russian, and Spanish. I'm working as a freelance interpreter, including working for the ITU sometimes, from time to time. And for these, I need to access documents. New technologies in the ITT was really a great hope for us because when it started to work, I basically had to work without documents because the only thing we had was paper. So when documents started to be on the web and there could be a paper list, that meant that they were becoming accessible for us. Unfortunately, while documents were becoming accessible, the resource in the websites to access them were becoming inaccessible. I have to say, and that will sound very sweet for you, that ITU is the organization that will say the most advanced regarding accessibility. Because accessibility, what does that mean for us? That means jobs. That means that today we're going to be able to work to integrate a team. As far as I'm concerned, it's the interpretation teams. And that means that we're going to become more visible. You know, from time to time, people are used to saying, well, why should we be concerned about accessibility since there are nobody who would be benefiting from it? And I would say this is a sort of vicious circle. If you don't offer accessibility, you will not have people stepping in and working. And as you're going to work with, you're going to include accessibility and a reasonable accommodation, I think that people with special needs and people with disabilities will come and step in, I would be more visible. This is what I'm trying to prove while I'm working here with the ITU. In other organizations, to be very quick, there is nearly nothing existing at the moment. Used to be a permanent at the UN in Nairobi in Yunnan as an interpreter. And when I talked about the problems, I had nobody to talk to. My direct supervisor said to me, well, I'm sorry, there is nothing I can do. Well, cope and manage by yourself. I have a friend of mine who is also blind working in the French section of the translation service of UNOC here in Geneva, having the same problem because they are redesigning all the docs control. And he sees the stage where he is going to stop working because he won't be able to access the documents and the reference documents. So the situation is very serious. I'm very happy to be and very honored to be invited here and very happy to, sorry, very happy to, well, that accessibility is one of your concerns. Most of the time, the most important thing is to talk together. And sometimes we can find an easy solution because accessibility is benefiting everybody. Even in, I would say, not in ICT, but in real life, not in virtual life. But you see, when you're making an accessible ramp for a wheelchair, you will realize that some people who are drawing a case or who are just pushing a pram or a caddy or whatever will use this ramp. So accessibility would benefit everybody. And that's why universal design is very important because universal design means that accessibility can go beyond people with special needs. I am going to go through the demonstration right now. So I'm working here with a Mac computer simply because Apple were the first to include accessibility in this concept of universal design. So that means that it's out of the box. When you're used to buy a computer working under windows, for example, you had to buy an accessibility software which cost about three times the computer because accessibility has a cost. And this cost is most of the time borne by the people who buy the users, which is at some point not fair, not because the users don't have to pay. The users have to pay money like everybody else, but they don't have to pay for their disability. So what is very good is that this cost here is shared by every Apple computer user. And what is very good is that you get into a shop, you just get the right command, the accessibility system for visually impaired with Apple is called voiceover. The most popular accessibility system for windows called JAWS, which is job access with speech. And you've got also window eyes. But as I said, they are not included, so you've got to buy them on the top of what you're spending for your computer and other softwares. OK, so you just have to enter a command, which is available on all computers. It's also available on smartphones, like in my case, the iPhone, for example. So I'm going to voiceover, active and pursue. I'm very happy because usually when we're doing a demo, it doesn't work. Now it works. That's very good. Can I close this? Or you? Yeah, go ahead. OK. Ladies, plan 245. OK. So now I am on a Word document. That was a plenary document with an agenda. So what is voiceover or JAWS or whatever it is? What is an accessibility system for visually impaired made of? It's made of speech synthesizer, which is a good thing, but sometimes not sufficient. In my case, for example, working as an interpreter, I cannot always use a speech synthesizer. Why? Because as I'm interpreting into French with a microphone open with earphones on my heads, listening and working at the same time, there is no way for me to use a speech synthesizer. If the microphone is open, I mean, the audience who listened to the French channel would hear the speech synthesizer, so it's not what we want. And I would be prevented from listening to what's happening. It's also not what we want. So what we're doing here, I'm using Braille, which is not incompatible. So there is a Braille display here connected by Bluetooth to the computer displaying what is on the screen at the moment. So for example, so I will stop the speech for one minute. OK, so here I will. OK, let me see. Let me try to figure out what I am now. OK. OK, so approval of, for example, I'm just reading right here what I have under my finger. Approval the new revised text. Refer to AST during app TD 117P, et cetera, P, approval of a drive-to-reverse, et cetera, et cetera. So OK, recombinations according to resolution 1TAP. OK, so now, for example, if I want to open the next document, which is TD 246P, OK, what I'll do. All right, here we go. OK, here I've got Ouvrieu. OK, and now I'm being taken to the website where I will be able to find the resource. Now, what happens with the website? Usually what you have, you have a global overview of the website just looking at your screen, which is not my case. In my case, I've got either the speech synthesizer that I can read through the website. OK, if it wants to, I'll be great. What would you like to search for? Kunturi Sidix, you search. List seven ailments. The two. General secret radio communication. Standardization. So just imagine that for visually impaired person, being on a web page like this one is when you get there for the first time, like being in an apartment that you don't know, OK? So you are in an apartment where you don't know. You've got to look for the, maybe if you want to make a cup of tea, you've got to find the kitchen. You've got to find the kitchen, then the kitchen sink, then the cupboard, then the kettle and everything to make your tea. So it takes, obviously, a lot of time as you don't have an overview of the web page, OK? So that makes things difficult. It's a matter of time. So obviously, working more or less on a regular basis for the ITU, being recruited by the interpretation services of the ITU, I have some experience already. So I visited already this website. So that would be easier for me to go through it and to find the document I need. But still, you will see that I need some time. So I'm going to try to open this document. About ITU team study groups, events, all groups, join ITU standards, resources, workshops, regional present, Finderlist, development. Please bear in mind that the nearest exit may be behind you. ITU telecom, membership, Finderlit, the 2D work program. You will skip navigation home. OK. Comma, ITU, share, share, share on link, share via email. Work item, G9, staff approved on two issued from previous comma. Approval, press tab. Type of work item, recommendation, version, new, provisional name, GFASP, equivalent number, tire-odd, timing, tire-odd, lia tire-odd, subject title. Fast access to summary, recommendation, comment. Tire-odd, base text, S, D246 plan. Here we go. Tie, sell, and ale-optiv. Comma, Finder, tablo, contact, S, the blue, one lebron, column one, commentator. Finder, tablo, the 2TA, five reference, F, generate A, five track, the blue, one colon, one lecoma, IEEE 802 point, Finder, tablo, comma. Submit new A, five ties, comma P, first registration, last update, list 6A, leave it, follow US. Twitter, Facebook, uplit, symbol, two joints, feedback, contact us, accessibility, Finder list, back to top. Okay, so went too far. 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Sight map, column one, SG5, comma, temporary documents, meet colon, 200, recently posted, search meeting document, comma, 246 plan, the 2TSG15, study period, meeting from 2014 to temporary document, received on, tooth, source, editor, related to quit, access, locked, document, restrict ties, users, comma, 2T, available languages and four, the blue, five columns, five lines. Okay. Column two, two columns to, click on the selected format and language, column four, column five, link to column one, view, column two, format, column three, column four, posted, column three, size, column five, link free, column one, view, column two, four columns to large, view. Link for column one, English, column two, word document, word 2010. Okay, here we go. Word document, word 2010. So now I know that I'll be prompted for my, for entering my ties, logging in. Column four, link five, column one, colon, fin to tableau, top. So what type? Lines. I know that I'll have to look for a form, the form to fill in. Tableaus, liens, tableaus, lines, tableaus. I don't have it, what? Fit, contact, copy, column four, column three, column two, word document, word 2010. Okay. Appuire, word document, word 2010. I'm a bit, maybe because I entered the, a feature left to FASER, FASER. T-13, SG-15, 140,000, 324, TD, PLEN, zero, two, four, six, exclamation point, MSW, E, to a feature dance, the fanger. Appuire, a fig fanger, tail-aid chargements, print, T-13, SG-15, 140,000, 324, TD, PLEN, zero, two, four, out, text edit, T-13, SG-15. So you realize how long it took me to get through these, through these documents. That, what does that mean? That means that when I'm in the booth, I have already a preparation beforehand so that I can obviously know where things are. And obviously the, so that I wouldn't take, I've got already my documents classified. I've, I mean, ideally I have had the agenda before and I know, but sometimes in some organization like the UN, for example, you never know from the morning to the afternoon where you're going to work. So you cannot access the agenda because you don't know the meeting you're going to be assigned to. You see what I mean? And you cannot complain about that because if you complain about the lack of accessibility or the lack of accommodation regarding accessibility and so on, they say, oh yes, you're right. This is true. We don't have any, we're not concerned enough for accessibility so you cannot work for us. You see? So you just have to keep silent about the override, you don't get the job. Okay, but anyway, here we open this document. International study, telecommunication, standardization sector, study period 2000, English only, Nouvelle Lane, original, English. Okay, this is, I've got my documents so I can just read it. So I've got, I'm reading question 4 slash 15, 24 March, 4 April, 2014, TD, Source, Rapporteur, Rapporteur, DFAST, et cetera, et cetera. Now, what I can do, of course, reading braille is always slow so if I have the possibility, see if I don't have anybody, a colleague to disturb in the booth, if I'm alone in the booth or if I sometimes use the lunch break for the other coffee breaks for that, I can just have a quick reading by with the speech synthesizer. So what you can do here, I will just go through the documents, you can maybe close your eyes and just listen to the documents and see how you can let the information come to you. International telecommunication union, study group 15, telecommunication, standardization sector, study period 2013 to 2016, TD 246, plen slash 15, English only, original, English, question S, 4 slash 15, March 24th, April 2014, TD, Source, Rapporteur, DFAST, title, draft new recommendation to 2TG 9704 approval, 4 April 2014, draft recommendation to 2TG 9700X, GFAST PSD, fast access to subscriber terminals, fast power spectral density specification, summary, recommendation to 2TG 9700 specifies power spectral density, PSD, mask requirements for fast access to subscriber terminals, fast, a set of tools to support reduction of the transmit PSD mask, profile control parameters that determine spectral content, including the allowable. Tell me when you've had enough. Okay, so this is about it. I think that this is all I can show you today. As far as I'm concerned, I've been pretty satisfied with the job was just made. The document synchronization software is today, unfortunately, not accessible. I hope that this problem will be addressed because that would be obviously a solution not to be compelled to navigate through a website, which, as you could see, takes time, which I'm very sorry about because I thought that it would be quicker. So I was myself a little bit put off. And, but anyway, this to give you a rough idea of what we can do, obviously, I'm at your disposal, not as an expert, but as a user to test and better test and give some opinions and debate and everything. I'll be accessibility is my interest. Accessibility is, well, is the way for me to have a job to survive and to earn my living. So I'll be ready to be as involved as I can actually with you and thank you very much. Excellent, thank you, Jack. Do I need to switch this off? Yes, thank you. Oh, okay. Thanks very much for that very interesting exploration of our websites and giving us the experience of the frustrations of using our documents. I'd like to put the, I'd like to put out the floor now. Does anyone have any questions I'd like to put to Jack? Go ahead, thanks. Your interpreter colleagues who aren't blind, how do they feel about having documents not on paper but electronic? Because maybe if all of you had to access them electronically, they'd be a simpler way of providing everybody documents in advance. So you wouldn't have to navigate like that so slowly. Okay, that's a very good question actually because some colleagues who love to work, I would say, all the way and who consider that they cannot do anything but with paper. So some people felt me demanding or asking for paperless documents, felt it as considered as a threat, which is not by the way because working with electronic documents doesn't prevent. Then it's the organization policy. You've got organizations like the ITO, other organization, even as I said, I worked for UNEP and UNON for some time, so UNON and UNEP work, I mean they are UNEP by the way, so they have to work with paperless documents at some point, you know. So the people have to be aware that we are going towards work without paper anyway. But some people in my profession feel it as a threat. But you know, we went to some sort of absurd situations where interpreters demanded paper. Absolutely, they wanted to work on paper only. And when I was asking for some paperless documents, they say, hey man, the chief interpreter said that you can work with paper only. So for example, when I was in a drafting meeting, I had some, so the text which was being drafted was typed on the computer, printed on paper, brought to the booth. And I say, may I have, if I give you a memory stick, may I have this document on my memory sticks so I can access it? And I say, no, sorry, you can't. So you know, this is definitely a burning issue. Obviously the new generation understands that we're going to a paperless way of working and things are getting smoother and easier. Thank you, Jacques. Any other questions? Yeah, go ahead, it's Jose Maria. Hi, I'm Jose Botanero, I'm from the General Secretariat working on the accessibility policy. So maybe an overall comment on, maybe from your side, if you, how you feel that we are progressing, if you see an improvement, how our services in general, so you've mentioned today documents, but in general the idea is to make all our services to staff, delegates, and to the general public accessible. How are our general services improving? And maybe from your side, suggestions that things you think we should be focusing immediately. So you mentioned, for instance, the application to sync documents, so that we take note of that. Maybe you have some ideas that we can incorporate for future revisions of this plan. Well, thank you for the question.  And the, well, the best way to prove it is I'm here to talk about that. And I've been invited to talk about that, and to talk about that, I'm not the only one. So this is a very good thing. And the other good thing to mention is that ITU staff, for example, so security staff, is very helpful for mobility. For example, you know, mobility is a real challenge, and especially for an interpreter, because sometimes you're assigned to a meeting in the morning, the meeting may change venue, may change room, because the room is not available in the afternoon, so you've got to go to another room. And sometimes colleagues are not ready to help, or they just cannot do. I'm not telling you the judgment about that, but this is, this may be the case, not always. Some colleagues show solidarity. Some other colleagues do not. And at the end of the day, I would say they have the right.  I mean, I'm not the one who can oblige them or compel them to solidarity. So this is something that we also have to bear in mind, because one thing that I was told when I started to express my desire of wanting to be an interpreter, and even when I started to be on the freelance market of interpretation, some chief interpreter said to me, well, Holden, I'm not going to recruit you because that will be a burden for your colleagues. And I said, definitely not. I mean, I will do my very best not to be a burden for my colleagues, and I think I'm pretty successful in that.  So, well, many things can be improved, of course. But the best way to do it is just to talk together, because sometimes there are very simple things. You know, I had a problem in New York because you may find it funny, but it's not funny at all. I was in the wrong rest room. I was in ladies' room. And a lady and let's see, what are you doing in the ladies' room? So I'm just admiring the view through the window. Well, she didn't find it as a joke at all. She didn't find it funny at all. She fired a complaint, and, well, it finished well. But I said, well, I'm sorry, but the simplest thing to do is just to put a braille label on the door, men's or ladies' restroom, and the problem will be definitely sorted out. OK, this is an extreme example, but it may happen. Now they did it, by the way, in a UN secretariat in New York. So things go, they also make progress. Accessibility on labeling the elevators button is also a good thing. So there are plenty of good things that we could do. But most of the time, good communication, being able to express needs without taking them for granted. OK, I'm not going to, well, don't count on me to say, OK, I will need, you have to do this and this is my right. No way. I have special needs. I am perfectly aware that some of them can be accommodated. Some of them cannot. I promise I would continue to do it with it. Sometimes it may cause frustration. This is part of my life. My life is made of many frustrations, but I can live with it. And I think that with good communications, I mean, frustrations can easily fade away. Did I answer your question? Yeah, absolutely. Excellent. Thank you. Any further questions? OK, I see no hands. I think that's probably a natural point to draw this session to an end. I'd like to thank Shaq again for this fantastic opportunity to experience what we do from the other side of the fence. I think it's been very interesting. If you're like me, it raises more questions than answers. And that's really the next point, which is what are the next steps? And that is to start gathering together what these questions are. You may have seen things today that help you see the nature of the problem. Maybe you might have seen the nature of the solution as well, but not necessarily. So really, the aim of this session was to raise awareness. And I'd invite you, following on from this meeting, please get in touch, either through me or through the accessibility team, with your ideas, your observations about accessibility, about the types of problems we've got. And just take part in the discussion about what we can do next. So in concrete terms, the templates group is already trying to develop accessibility-based templates for all our word files. And from my point of view, along with Shao Yeh and the accessibility team, I'll be starting to put together guidelines which just gather best practice on what we can do to make life a little bit easier for people with visual impairments. So just to round off, I'd just like to say thank you once again to Jack for his time and his insights. Thank you very much.


Thank you for inviting me. Thank you for just taking a moment to listen to me. I appreciate that very, very much. I am proud to be the co-chair of our caucus, along with Chris M. Holland. And I just want to thank all of you for the work you do. You know, Washington State, where our front is very engaged in renewables. And we're working far with the folks within our state across the country to move renewables again. I get excited about the technology around renewables. And I know that in this room you're looking at some of that. You're all engaged in that.  I think our council people are getting excited about the technology in renewables. How many of you have been in a Tesla? How many have driven a Tesla? How many own a Tesla? Well, I've been in one. That's just part of the excitement we've been talking about. What do we do with the energy that operates so far, right? That makes it move pretty good a month fast. We didn't go over the speed limit because we knew we had to talk about this car. So we did experiment a little bit, however. So that's just the extent of some of the technology. We had wind energy, solar energy, thermal energy. All of those things that we can tap into that keep our state. Like we like to say Washington State, great clean and pristine because we are. I want to share with you a real quick story. And if you like this because it's kind of a police cadet about stories. I was bleeding that even the Green River Serial Burger case. How many are familiar with that case? This is not many. Some. This person killed somewhere between 70 and 80 people in Washington State and Oregon. He pled guilty to 49 burgers. You know what? You know how we caught this person? We caught this person through science. And it was the science of DNA. So this is why I get excited. In 1982, I was 31 years old. I had brown hair. And I'm investigating a serial burger. Right? I still have only $35. But I was investigating a serial burger. We collected evidence from the banks of the River South of Seattle. It was liquid evidence. It was fluid evidence from bodies. We froze it. In 1987, we collected a saliva sample from a suspect out of 40,000 tissues. 1982, a sample of evidence. 1987, a sample of evidence. We froze it in time. In 1999, DNA came along. It was not enough though. The science had not been developed enough. But we still have a thing that it would be. And we worked toward 2000, 2001 case. In March of 2001, we submitted our evidence again. They said the science had come closer. And we were ready. We could take those white news samples and we could examine those. And we think we could find or kill them. In September, on September 10th, the day before 9-11, my detectives and scientists came to my office and they said we have identified no suspect from DNA. Out of 40,000 tissue sheets, evidence from 1982 and 1987, they identified one guy responsible for 49 murders. Now that's why I continue to have hope. How does this science agree with that? It's the science, the research, the technology. It's the excitement that all of us should have in this room about the future. But all the technologies that you're looking at today move us forward to renewable, clean energy that will get us off fossil fuels. It will free us from the rest of the world's fossil fuel energies and make us independent and clean and clean for steaming grease. I just want you to stay. So I appreciate your attention. Thank you for all of our work that you do. I continue to do that. Thank you and have a great day.


So we're having eating off of something there. They're vegetarians, right? Mm-hmm. Nope, he's eating the grass. Well, we went to that park, and they eat lettuce. Yeah, they remember they threw the lettuce out. Lettuce and cabbage and carrots. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So they're still chopping. And I said, it's a lot of money. The monkey was sitting right here, and she said, look, a manatee.  But she didn't know how to card him. A photographer for her. And I was. Get away from it.  Right there. He's coming up. Look. He just came up. Yep. Got some air. There's his tail. Now he's going down again. Wait, where is he? Right there. You could just barely see his tail. He just went down. He may come back up in a minute. Now he's right there. You can barely see him. I can see him. Yeah. I don't know the edge of that grass. He probably knows it for a minute. Yeah. Now do it again, because you're going to have to hold the grass so long and then it comes.


Good morning, Hickets Tuesday, so I am a total sucker for airport reunions, and because I've spent about a third of my adult life in airports, I've seen a lot of them over the years. But a couple weeks ago, I got to see, well, okay, so this is Sasha A. waiting at the airport for his wife and son. He was born in Burma, also known as Myanmar, and as a young man, he was taken from his community by the army and forced to work on road construction. The conditions for forced labor in Burma are horrible, and it remains a problem despite the steps toward democracy the country has made in the past decade. Beatings by soldiers are common, and deserters have been executed. Persecution of religious and ethnic minorities is also common, and Sasha A. is both. He is a Christian and a member of the ethnic Chin minority. Sasha A. escaped his forced labor crew in 2008 and eventually found his way to Malaysia, where he registered as a refugee with UNHCR, but because he couldn't legally work in Malaysia, he had to live on the margins of the social order. Then again, he couldn't risk returning home because now he would be considered a deserter. He did consider himself lucky, though, to find unofficial work in a restaurant, where he met Tetet, a fellow Burmese refugee who was a waitress in that restaurant. They fell in love and got married, but their refugee cases were being processed separately. The bureaucracy faced by refugees is often quite dizzying. There are so many layers of vetting and checking, and only a tiny fraction of people are ever approved for resettlement. Also, critically, if you do get approved for resettlement, that news can come at any time, and when it does, you have one chance to take it or leave it. So in 2012, four years after escaping to Malaysia, Sasha A. received permission to come to the United States, but because Tetet's application was being vetted separately, she did not. Together, they decided that A. should go, partly because they'd been told it was easy to reunite spouses once one was in the United States. So in December of 2012, with Tetet eight months pregnant, Sasha A. left Malaysia for Indianapolis. There are more than 13,000 Burmese refugees now living here in Indianapolis. Sasha A. joined that community, but he also joined the broader Indianapolis community. He found a church and friends and a job. He works in a cliff bar factory, but the very first thing he did upon arriving was file for family reunification. Quick pause to note that refugee resettlement has not increased U.S. crime rates in Indianapolis or elsewhere. In fact, it is associated with community crime rates dropping, and also there is little evidence that refugee resettlement negatively affects employment or wages, sources in the video info below. Right, so it's the beginning of 2013. Tetet is in Malaysia, caring for her baby son, Sasha Min, working when she can. The family seems certain to be reunited soon, but delays keep happening until finally, in April of 2014, Sasha A. learns that his wife and son will be coming to the United States. Except there is a clerical error. It turns out that there are two Sasha A's in a refugee database, and Tetet has been listed as being married to the other one, so the trip is canceled and the process starts again. At last, in 2016, Tetet and Sasha Min are again approved for resettlement. Visas are issued, travel plans made, and then comes an executive order halting all refugee resettlement into the United States for at least 120 days. Sasha A. said he started to wonder if he would ever get a chance to see his son. He prepared everything for the kid to start school in Indiana, but now they had to wait again. Would the refugee resettlement program ever restart? If so, would people already approved still be at the front of the line, or would it be 2014 all over again? But then, as suddenly as the executive order arrived, a court ruled much of it invalid, and days later, Tetet and Sasha Min were on a plane, first to New York, and then to Indianapolis. Sasha A. and I have both worked with a local refugee resettlement organization called Exodus, and through them I was invited to the airport for the reunion, and walking in I was so nervous. Would there be another executive order, a different court, reaching a different ruling? No. This time I got to witness the best airport reunion, as Sasha A. saw his wife for the first time in over four years, and held his son for the first time ever. No one can seriously think that reuniting this family poses a threat to the strength or the prosperity of the United States, but to be a refugee is to have much of your life defined by powers far beyond your control. Yesterday, a new blanket ban on refugee resettlement was announced for at least 120 days, meaning that many families who'd been praying for, and told to expect, reunions like this one will now have to wait. Now we can have, and we need to have, a discussion about how many refugees should be resettled in the United States each year, but a blanket ban is a terrible way to start that conversation. Instead, I believe that conversation must start by seeing refugees as people with individual stories who love their families and want them safe. Hank, I'll see you on Friday.


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What is going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today. I've been going on the Destiny 2 video and today I bring you a guide in unlocking a new Nessus Forge, the Isanami Forge and people let me tell you if you think last week's was long winded, this one is even longer, but today I'll give you a few tips to make it that also a little bit quicker, but before we go any further guys, if you do enjoy the video and would like to show you support you can by hitting that like button and if you are new around here and enjoy daily Destiny 2 videos, be sure to subscribe. Ok so to start this quest of unlocking this new Forge, you first have to go to Nessus and kill Vex enemies to get the Vex Transponder. This is the first step only unlocking the new Isanami Forge, so once you have this the next step of the quest is to kill 100 Vex enemies. The best place to do this is the Oroly Lost Sector within the Artifacts Edge area on Nessus, so spawn into the Artifacts Edge area and head to this Lost Sector. You should get this done in a few runs, plenty of Vex within this Lost Sector to enter the Lost Sector to clear you out and fast travel back to it, don't take long so you'll be able to repeat this until you have what you need. Once done here the next step is to complete the Heroic Spire integration public event within the Hallows area. Again easily accessed from the Artifacts Edge area, head to the Hallows and wait for this public event to spawn in. Make sure you complete it as a Heroic though. Then the next step is to get 20 Minotaur Kills. The fastest way in doing this is to go to the Exodus Black area on Nessus, then follow the route I take on Stream now.   Kill him, jump back up through the teleporter and repeat until you have your 20. Easy people. Once done here the next step is to complete a mission located in the Hallows area of Nessus, which is basically to weaken the flames of the Isenami Forge. Here you have to do a few things then kill a boss. It's relatively easy and pretty quick to do so you shouldn't have any problems. You are then requested to go and see Aida 1. Where I thought this was the quest ended but it certainly isn't the case. There's much more to do so now you have to do three more heroic public events. A glimmer extraction is going to be easily done within the Trusland area on the EDZ but it is available in other planets too such as the Trusland area in my opinion is the fastest way of doing this. The Witch's Ritual within a rigged area on Titan and Aspire her integration on Nessus within the Hallows area or the Exodus Black area. So once you've done these three heroic public events the next step is to collect blended ether via getting fallen precision multi kills. I did this in the Terminus East Sloth sector within the Truslands on EDZ. It's full of fallen and quick to run out in back in again so it's probably where you should do it. Unless you go into the Trusland and enemy are facing off against each other that's obviously a better place but if that is happening head into the Terminus East Sloth sector. Next up the condensed blights. You have to do this on I.O. so spawn into the Rupture area on I.O. and head into the Sanctum of Bowen Sloth sector. Not far in you will see have taken blood to simply destroy it and fast travel back to the Rupture and it's repeated to get all five of these done. It's really easy people. The step is the radio area in vapor collected. I did this first but it doesn't matter what order you do these in. This mission is found in the system area on Nessus. A quite straightforward mission with a few awkward jumping puzzles. Well you won't have any issues here people unless you've got no common sense it's relatively straightforward. So after you've done these three steps the next step is to go and redo the Volando forge on the EDZ. So head there load it up and get to work upon completing this forge. The next step is to then go and see Aida one. Again where I thought it all ended long again. There were even more steps. Now you have to go and complete an advanced version of the inside Terminus. To be honest the advanced version isn't that advanced. It's just a 630 version with extinguished on. Nothing hard about it at all in my opinion that can be located on screen now. So once you have completed this people you then have to go and reignite the forge on Nessus within the Hollows area. So he don't actually have to do the entire forge.  That's it shooting things to make his shield spin around and just destroying him is that simple. Once completed that you then go and see Aida one. And guys you are done. This is how you unlock the Isanami forge on Nessus. Done done done. She will reward you a ball schematic when you first do this also which you will have to get to work on before you can pick up the Porsche rifle schematic which she also offers. So yes people get that done if you want the Porsche rifle. But not not guys we have come to the end of the video this is how you unlock the Isanami forge on Nessus.  But if you guys did enjoy the video leave a like really does help me out and if you're new around here and enjoy daily destiny videos be sure to subscribe. But thanks as always for stopping by people and hopefully I will see you on the next one.


Okay, this is a quick tutorial if you want to use your iPad as Whiteboard or connect it to use some sort of an app through zoom So first when you're in a meeting you'll want to hit the green share button Then you are going to want to Share your iPhone or your iPad via Airplay Now if that doesn't work you have this other option here of using the Cable from your phone or iPad the USB or the however it connects to your computer but I'm just going to talk about how to do it Airplay this time. These are basically the instructions. You'll need to follow I Will show you what those look like, but you have to be on the same Wi-Fi network You're going to be selecting Airplay choose the zoom room that you're in and then enable mirroring So this is what that looks like if you're on your iPad and you swipe down from the right-hand corner down You should get these controls. You want to click screen mirroring Then you will click the zoom room that you your zoom room basically. That's what it is here Molly's zoom room and then when you're done you would swipe down again and then Click stop mirroring So if I go back one and I click on that Then it's gonna actually take me back to this screen and I just click anywhere on the screen and it'll get me to my home iPad screen like this I Just used notes To show this first example But any of my apps that I click or I'm used to using will now show through zoom So if you use the notes app The tool I used is the annotation tool right here the little pencil Once I clicked that my annotation toolbar, I didn't take a picture of that showed up on the bottom and I was able to Draw I would probably use a stylus or my Apple pencil if you have that. I just use my finger and This is what it shows up for on the student end or the other end So this was short and fast if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact Me and I am happy to help you


Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. I'd like to thank the member from view for itself for his North sorry for his presentation you know this has been a vexing issue for a very long time and Sadly the day is coming very soon Where we're going to have to realize that the mechanism that we've been using in the past mr. Speaker To fund St. Jude's is not working and the reality is Hopefully the government is able to change its mind and move into the new building But even worse yet if they go into the old building The substantial cost of operations increase in operations is Going to be a problem. Mr. Speaker. I mean just to put some basic numbers the member Minister of Minister of Health spoke about $19 million as an allocation to St. Jude's and we've been given Victoria 35 million And the 35 million Victoria was struggling to survive so far less What St. Jude's has been going through and I want to join the minister in congratulating not just this board but previous boards and but in particular the the staff and the the DNA that was left over at St. Jude's of Collecting monies and when they can't collect monies to be able to get goods to help reduce the operating costs And just basically the general attitude that that's been down there I've said and I'll say it again in this house The operating system that was left over from Mercy Hospital at St. Jude's was Substantially superior to the operating procedures that we had at Victoria You go there. The filing system is working the collection of money There's just a better sense of organization and management that's taking place at St. Jude's So I want to say that I I fully support what the member is proposing. I'm only hoping that government is going to Absorb and find out how it's going to absorb St. Jude's into its operating system because it cannot continue Going the way it is going and it and it really cries out Mr. Speaker as to when are we going to introduce Labor Party calls it universal health care. We call it universal health insurance But what is going to be the funding mechanism that's going to be adopted? Because the reality is Mr. Speaker that when we look at our budget that the monies that we're allocating are simply enough to cover the cost of wages utilities and some capital expenditures our Hospitals and our health care services centers are performing miracles every day in Finding a way to operate literally on fumes and this is One of the biggest issues. I think that faces us as a country not just this government But how are we going to fund health care because the reality is is that we have to be honest of ourselves That despite the best efforts of the people who are working in the hospitals and in the health care centers in the Ministry of Health That good will by itself is not going to be enough to deliver the kind of health care needs that we need in this country and I think until we can find a mechanism, Mr. Speaker in which Persons who suffer from diabetes or hypertension can get medication until we can Get them to living habits To reduce the threat, but non-chemical diseases is costing this government and the people of this country in their lives and In the cost of operations significantly I hear members on the other side trying again to many times. I have to come to this house and Listen to the interpretation of how I'm supposed to be feeling or what I am actually saying We've always spoken about working in parallel. We don't have the luxury of saying that we're going to solve the economy first and Deal with the people afterwards But nor do we have the comfort of saying that we're going to take care of our people and not take care of our economy When we heard you know what what that that women the members says that trickle down or a supply side economics doesn't work Well, the opposite is also true Because it it created the famous words something went wrong and what went wrong was Is it nobody would lend us money because we our house was our fiscal house was in disarray So the reality is you have to be able to work in a parallel to solve both of these issues You know the member their members in this house who continue to want to say they don't understand Business operations or the need to be able to have business operations when you have a simple issue like the dye hair Mom is the speaker a simple issue and it's so complicated for some people to understand So you have a building in which government did not have to put any money out And you're getting a building that had almost for 20 years Stayed stagnant and not produced anything and now you're going to be able to get Can you stick to the St. Jude hospital amendment act? Oh, I See I see the bazookas Remember, please confine your comments Members members I want to Draw your attention to stay in order 42 that the speaker shall be heard in silence Now remember from Miku South you shall confine your comments to the bill before you On a point of clarification Mr. Speaker at what point do we have it where we're allowed to go or not go Is that always going to be your discretion? It is always the speaker who decides whether you're straight and how far you're straight So then the theory of the members. This is not up for debate. You are to confine Baiting of the speaker. I'm not debating your ruling. Mr. Speaker at all If you're not going to continue and afterwards you take your seat continue to the philosophy the philosophy of the bazooka theory Remember, I mean, I don't understand Please continue your debate on the bill. Please continue debate on the bill Thank you very much. Mr. Speaker. So Mr. Speaker It is absolutely necessary in the conditions that we find ourselves right now that we're going to have to have both a heart and a head and The reality is is that this country has been suffering of running long periods of deficits And we're going to have to find a way to grow this economy and This trickle effect remember from Miku South. What does that have to do with the bill before you? Mr. Speaker the bill came to the house. The bill is simply a bill to amend the St. Jude Act to allow the government To guarantee loans for St. Jude. This has nothing to do with growing the economy or any other thing Please can find your comments to the bill. Mr. Speaker. I have to object at this point Mr. Speaker Remember from Miku South. Remember from Miku South you shall take your seat. Thank you


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Weather affects our daily lives. It's important to teach our little kiddos the role that weather plays every day in their lives. As part of my calendar, in my science category of my calendar, we talk about today's weather. I also introduce a lot of literature when we talk about weather, how weather can change from a sunny day to a cloudy day to a rainy day to if you live in places like Kansas, tornado day, hail days. All those different vocabulary words that describe our earth, mother nature, and how the weather is. Now, as part of my jobs for the week, I assign a meteorologist. I used to say the weather forecaster or the weather person, but why not use the entire vocabulary word and have them clap the syllables with it? Because it's a long word, meteorologist. Cutting the syllables or clapping the syllables helps them to say long words. We call for the meteorologist to come to the calendar. He comes on over and he looks out the nearest window by singing a little song to him or her as well. We say meteorologist, what do you see? Tell us what the weather's like. Won't you please? The meteorologist looks outside. If there's clouds in the sky, then he will find the picture card that matches clouds and he will put it into the reel. If it is sunny and a little bit cloudy, he may pick the partly cloudy picture card. If it is chilly or cold outside, he could pick the chilly and cold. And of course, in Kansas, it is windy quite often.  Today's weather is cloudy, partly cloudy, cold and windy. I have weather cards that match each kind of weather that could happen in the day. So if the weather changes and all of a sudden the clouds are gone and the sky is blue, we could put up the sun. And that sun warmed us up. We can put up the little guy that shows warm or hot weather. The weather affects what we wear. It affects how we feel. It affects how we are. It's important for them to look up in the sky and predict the weather. Talk about the weather and own it for that's important concept in science. Thank you.


Hi everyone, Shawn with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2020-2021 Panini Prison Basketball two box hobby break, two random teams each number 27, 15 spots when we get to two random teams at NBA Novak Common Ship and there you go. So here is a list of customers from Jason Siebert down to Craig Thomas and the teams from the Washington Wizards back up to the Atlanta Hawks. Because every spot gets you two teams and you need to double up this list. So Craig Thomas last spot mojo times one and times two dice roll to randomize both lists and pair them up four and a four eight times eighth and final time from Ray Hughes down to Ray Phillips eight times on the randomizer eight times on the dice and eight times on the teams. Isn't it? Yeah, it's the right price right Dan 45 eighth and final time from the Chicago Bulls down to the Houston Rockets eight times on the randomizer. Okay. That's what I thought. I was like, I'm pretty sure I did right.  So trade window is open I'm gonna go grab the boxes here is your opportunity to potentially trade for the team that you were hoping for if you've got the team you were hoping for congrats there you go we're back okay no talks to trades I think so Dan I think there's a very good chance of that happening to print and rip we do so here are the boxes you can see random team and our finalists we did the same day yesterday Dan we could do it that's easy well let's see what we got here first let's get some nice stuff going to the people in this break luckily there is none none of him in here good luck guys Michael Porter Jr. for the Nuggets Brandon Clark red wave for the Grizzlies Trey Young Jamias Ramsey for the Kings and Lamella Ball for the Hornets Scott Wagoner Cody Zeller blue ice to 125 for the Hornets Scott Wagoner Xavier McDaniel Otto for the Celtics Ray Hughes Irelteri for the Mavericks Denwell House Jr. Hyper for the Houston Rockets Josh Jackson red wave for the Memphis Grizzlies Josh Green for the Mavericks Thomas Satoransky for the Bulls and Steph Curry for the Warriors Patrick Williams for the Bulls Ray Hughes Rui Hachimura for the Wizards and Rudy Gobert red wave for the Jazz Tyrese Halberton for the Kings sorry yeah for the Sacramento Kings Rob Flores and nice James Weissman Hyper for the Warriors Matthew Shearer Jaumarant blue for the Grizzlies Brian Gonzalez that's out of 199 Steph Curry flashback for the Warriors Matthew Shearer and Devin Vossel for the Spurs nice first half of the box still haven't even touched not or we have one auto already Jaumarant again for the Grizzlies Brian Gonzalez Brooke Lopez for the Bucks and Darius Basley red wave for the Thunder Denny Avdija for the Warriors not for the Warriors sorry the Wizards Bryn Forbes blue for the Spurs to Craig Thomas that is out of 199 and Aaron Nesmith rookie auto sensational signatures for the Celtics and Ray Hughes Alexi Pokhachevsky for the Thunder Darius Garland for the Cavaliers Hyper David Callender and Reggie Bullock red out of 299 for the Knicks Scott Wagoner so far they've both been Celtics autos Aaron Nesmith and the first one was Xavier McDaniel so both went to the Celtics and you Daniel Turu for the Clippers Jaren Jackson Jr. for the Grizzlies and Deandre Bembrie red wave for the Hawks Nico Manion for the Warriors Zion for the Pelicans David Callender Trey Jones rookie Silver for the Spurs Craig Thomas and Trey Young downtown hyper for the Hawks David Callender Jason Tatum flashback for the Celtics Ray Hughes and LeBron James base for the Lakers Ryan Redmond Cassius Winston for the Wizards Theo Maladon for the Thunder James Harden hyper for the Rockets Ray Phillips and Victor Oladipo orange wave out of 60 for the Pacers Brian Gonzalez box number one in the books Oh Cool box number two actually pop these in here Kenyan Martin for the Rockets, Matthew Delvedova for the Cavaliers, Aaron Baines Redwave for the Suns, Yannis Whitescreen for the Bucks, Ryan Redbin, Obi Toppin for the Knicks, Scott Wagoner, Jordan Poole, Purple Ice to 175 for the Warriors, Matthew Shearer, and Harold Miner, Sensational Signatures for the Miami Heat, Scott Blackwell, Precious Ashua for the Heat, Scott Blackwell, James Weisman for the Warriors, Matthew Shearer, Yannis for the Bucks, Ryan Redbin, Miles Turner-Hyper for the Pacers, and Joe Engels, Redwave for the Jazz, CJ Ellaby for the Blazers, Chris Dunn for the Bulls, and Jamal Murray for the Nuggets, Vernon Kerry Jr. for the Hornets, Montreuselle Hurrell for the Clippers, and Luke Kinard, Redwave for the Pistons, Cole Anthony for the Magic, David Callender, Ish Smith-Blue out of 199 for the Wizards, Ray Phillips, and Killian Hayes, Sensational Signatures Autograph for the Pistons, Scott Blackwell, Zeke Nagy for the Nuggets, and Robert Woodard for the Kings, Torian Prince-Hyper for the Nets, Dylan Brooks, Red for the Grizzlies out of 299, Jason Tatum for the Celtics, Desmond Bain for the Grizzlies, Brian Gonzalez, we've got a Rookie Silver for the Hornets, Nick Richards, Scott Wagoner, Goran Dragich-Redwave for the Heat, Skyler Mayes for the Hawks, Killian Hayes for the Pistons, Juan Hernan Gomes for the Timberwolves, Hyper and Torian Prince-Blue to 199 for the Nets, David Callender, Damien Lillard Flashbacks for the Blazers, Riller for the Hornets, Jeremy Grant for the Nuggets, and Josh Richardson-Redwave for the 76ers, Nick Richards for the Hornets again, Grant Riller, Rookie Silver for the Hornets, Scott Wagoner, Downtown Hyper LeBron for the Lakers, Ryan Redmond, James Harden for the Rockets, Ray Phillips, Trey Jones for the Spurs, Tim Hardaway Jr. for the Mavericks, Hyper and Jeff Green-Orange to 49 for the Rockets, Ray Phillips, and there you go, that was our two boxes, we've got two Silver Hornet Rookies in the last box, but neither of them was Lamello. That was 2020-2021, Penetrated Prison and Basketball, two box hobby break, random team edition number 27 from jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'm Sean, jaspyscasebreaks.com, thanks for hanging out, and we'll see you next time.


Welcome back folks. We have the Dow industrials right now trading up 120. Nasdaq has up 20 S&P's, you're up 7.5. Let's go over to our MMS to Daryl Martin from Apex Investing. You can reach Daryl every trading day, folks, at apexinvesting.com. Daryl Martin, what's going on, brother? How you doing, brother? Good, Daryl. Good, man, yourself? I'm doing fantastic. Hey, do you have any 16.04 laws that are applicable to trading? I do not. I'm telling you, man, that's as good as you can get. Just absolutely amazing, no doubt. So, I mean, I guess with the European Brexit, we'll see whether they get another year to wait or what we're going to do, find out. Yeah, the drama continues. It's like getting a soap opera renewed for another year, you know? Yes, it's so true. The second season, we'll call it the fifth season at this point.  The longest ever breakup. I'm surprised that there's not a lot of movement over there, though. That's what I'm surprised about. Oh, it's just been quiet. Yeah. So, it's like, you know, out of nowhere, is there going to be, you know, maybe Theresa May has an English expert that she can arrange how that bill could be so that the House of Commons can't stop it from coming up again. I bet they're digging through all those regular, the parliamentary procedures, right? Right, right, you know, because it's amazing, man. The whole thing. That was gold. I'm sorry, gold? So, we had a pretty nice move on up and it's it's been a little bit sharper than I like this morning, but still not too bad. Yeah, you know, I know you like to get into gold. No, no, there's no doubt. And what we need out here in gold, folks, we need more volume.   Maybe we're hitting a temporary low in the yields. I don't think we're hitting a temporary low in yields, because if you go over to, like the notes and bonds, folks, didn't get hit this morning right off the bat. But when you pull this up, what you're going to see is that, you know, we pulled back, you get the first 820 had 6,700 contracts, but you were going into strength out here that 51, then you got into a low with only 23,000 contracts. So it's like, that's rejecting low price already.  They have no more rate increases. I think that is, we'll start seeing gold move a lot more after that as well.  And, you know, Tommy and I, we just brought up the Fed fund futures and then the dot plot. The dot plot, man, their average is a lot higher than we're even at right now.  I mean, they're, they're already, well, we're 2019, we're 2019. I mean, they're looking at, we should be at 2.8 right now. Yeah. Next year, right? Oh, yeah. By the end of the year, I'm sure maybe that's what. Oh, I got it. Okay. Okay. So yeah, I see that's the one more. That's what's going on there. There's five of them. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. If I can get one more additional coming in. Yeah, they pull it. We got a, what do you got after the close? We got FedX coming out. So that'll be, I think their forecast, I think will be the important thing about what they say. Looking at this, because they're, you know, they touch every part of the globe. Oh, there's no doubt. And you know. And so what are they looking at for their business and ramping things up or scaling things back next time what they see happening, you know, globally and all the economies with all the trade wars, everything else happening right now. Does Amazon going to eat into their business? Well, you know, it's amazing is that, uh, yeah, if you look at FedX and UPS, right, they both have been going up in revenue and up in the, actually what they're making, but as to percentage of what they're getting, Amazon is eating, is eating them alive. Okay. You know that. So it was, so what ends up happening is that, yeah, the pie is much bigger. Sure. You know what I mean? Everyone's shipping online products, right? Everyone's shipping online products, but Amazon has eaten into them in a huge way. I bet. You know, you can see it. Amazon's going to build their own. Yeah. They're going to build their own. Army, their own Air Force. They're basically almost having it going. I mean, now they've got all the, you know, delivery drivers that they have, they set up with a business to do it. So they're, they're, in a lot of ways they are starting to do that with all the local warehouses. I said to my dad yesterday last week, so I had ordered just nothing, a $5 as in a $5 screen protector for my phone. So not a valued item at all. It's almost as cheap as you get to live it from Amazon, literally $5. And Darrell, I was getting notifications on my phone and this was a new thing. I have the Amazon app, but this is new. It's nine stops away from your house.  That's leaps and bounds ahead of what UPS or FedEx is doing. And I think it's probably one of those trucks like you're referencing, you know, one of their Amazon deliveries, where they are incorporating much more even technology into the delivery. And once you get used to that, the U.S. Postal Service can't keep up with that. FedEx isn't taking pictures of my products and I don't have a FedEx app. They're, they're, they're coming. They are. Well, I mean, you think about it, they really want to take it to one more level with, as they get that bigger number going.  Oh, yeah. Right. Right. Yes. Oh, and they can easily become a carrier for people. They don't want to be empty trucks. It's just like Amazon web services, right, where they build it for themselves and then they have such a network that they begin offering that as a service. Same thing. They built out their web service to, for their own ability. And then they had such capabilities. Oh my God. They said, why don't we do that, right? They build out the delivery network and they're great at it.  And they already talk about if you just want like one delivery a week, let's say you order something a couple of days and you're worried about the carbon footprint or something, you can designate a day where no matter when you're ordering stuff, we're only going to deliver you like once a day, once a week. So like Wednesdays, you'll get whatever you order from Amazon. They just have all these options as in, you can't do that. Have that. Wow. Yeah. That's how technology like automatic. Oh, David, there's them. Okay. I didn't know if it was my headphone, sir. No. Sorry. I said to have an autopilot there is amazing. Yeah. That's it. You can see that. And just like you said, it's the technology. That's why I couldn't believe that they took a picture and sent it to me. And this wasn't a TV. That was my point. It was as cheap as it gets. So that means it's every product across the board that they're incorporating that technology. Pretty cool. Yeah. That's, that's amazing, man. It really is amazing.  You take a picture, they pick it up. It matches up. Not far off, right? It matches up on the deal. Not far off at all. You're off to the races, man. Yeah. Well, we'll see what the good old fed's going to be doing tomorrow afternoon. I mean, it, you know, rates out here, bottom line, the 10 years down four ticks, 30s off 21, but there's not, there's not much out there. You know, the, you got the, the semis are moving a little other than that. You know, the currencies, man, it's blowing my mind with the, let me just see the pound is still just laying there. I was going to say, and then we'll just see what, uh, because at some point we're going to get something in the next 10 days, which is interesting for the first time, you know, and it might just be an extension, which is what it looks like. Cause it's pretty calm as we've said. Yeah. Imagine he, yeah. Anyway, I would like some volatility with all this, uh, and we could get something. I'm really surprised that we don't, I agree. Yeah, I really am. Listen, Daryl, thank you so much. You have a great one to save one man. Appreciate it. Hey, thank you. Thanks, Daryl. And you can reach Daryl folks at apexinvesting.com. We have the Dow Industries up 145, NASDAQ up 27. Yes, please up nine and a half. Come right back.


If you were having a cheat day on your diet, what's your go-to meal? I actually have a new favorite. I like Shake Shack though. That would be my fries, two double cheeseburgers and Coke Zero. Have you seen me, mate? There's a lot of options. Oh, steak and lobster. A lot of surf and a lot of turf as well. That's big. How about you now, two cheeseburgers and fries? Hot wings, I guess. KFC. I'm a KFC guy. I love a cheesecake. That's the dessert. Every day is a cheat day for me. I'm gonna do a burger. I'm going to like Water Burger. Probably like a nice smash burger and fries. Probably ice cream. I really like Salted Caramel. Some sort of pasta. I am a big sucker for good Italian pasta. Gosh, pizza's pretty tough to beat. I just love my pizza and yeah, I'd probably have to say pizza.


The dairy industry has been declining sharply over the past couple years. Most people don't know about this. In fact, you would think the opposite considering how vegans are acting like everyone is sucking down a glass of milk every morning. In reality, it's probably almond milk. Dairy farmers facing crisis as milk consumption and prices decline. Wisconsin has one quarter of the dairy farms it had just 25 years ago. In New York State, 1,600 dairy farms went out of business from 2006 to 2016. 3,000 U.S. dairy farms closed in 2018. America's largest dairy producer files for bankruptcy. Best advice to U.S. dairy farmers? Sell out as fast as you can. It's not just American dairy farmers that are suffering though. These big corporations in control of our food supply are trying to put all small farmers out of business. While all of these dairy farms are closing and the supermarkets are struggling to sell this low-quality milk for several dollars a gallon, organic pastures, a California-based raw dairy company is thriving and they're making a ton of money. I bet you they're selling raw milk for 10-15 dollars a gallon because raw dairy is legal in California. And when people have quality product, it speaks for itself and they're willing to pay that much. Propaganda-style advertising isn't necessary. Now, I only watch TV for an hour or two per week whenever I'm sitting down and eating my meals, but I noticed several commercials for milk just in the span of a half an hour the other day. So, the dairy industry is certainly aware of this crisis and trying to battle it. Unfortunately, they're marketing- I think I've been chasing time for as long as I can remember. Chocolate milk for athletes? I think this campaign has been going for several years now and they're not getting the hint that it isn't working. Maybe they should pay Frankie Boy a few dollars and get the Roman statue on TV. I mean, people associate chocolate milk with something kids want as a treat, not exactly something healthy or for athletic performance. That being said, I made a healthy hot chocolate recipe with raw milk and raw cacao several months ago. And that is an example of something healthy. Unfortunately, this commercial dairy doesn't meet that quality. Now, they aren't just advertising chocolate milk. Here is a good example of how out of touch these companies are in their marketing. These dairy companies in a way have dug their own grave and the other processed food companies are repackaging their foods into vegan plant-based for the environment. But these dairy producers don't really have a similar option. They have a poor quality product that makes people feel like crap.   It's an interesting contrast. The milk most American dairy farmers are producing is bad for you, whereas truly grass-fed dairy is one of the healthiest things you can consume. There was even the A2 Milk campaign, A2 Casting being easier on digestion than the A1 Casting typically found in cow's milk. For years I thought I was lactose intolerant. Turns out I was just sensitive to a protein commonly found in milk. Now with A2 Milk, I can finally enjoy cereal again. It's delicious like real milk, because it is real milk. A2 Milk is real milk from real cows that produce only the A2 protein. I forgot what real milk tasted like. It was amazing. My first latte in 12 years. It's totally natural and having only the A2 protein makes all the difference. It's the way milk was meant to be. I love milk again, I can't believe it. Oh my gosh, cereal, smoothies, coffee, everything, I missed it. I'm so happy I found it. A2 Milk. Real milk that's naturally easy to digest. Love milk again. The reason people are so intolerant to dairy isn't because of the A1 vs A2 protein, it's what the animal is being fed and pumped full of, in combination with the pasteurization and homogenization, both of which degrade natural enzymes, reduce nutrients, making the product harder to digest, as well as less beneficial to the body.  That is taken a step further when people actually go to a local farm and have grass-fed raw dairy. But even local supermarkets have high quality raw cheeses that are miles away from Kraft Cheddar.  This brings us to the big issue with Americans. They want cheap, fast, and easy. It's why the corn wars have been so successful in shoving feedlot beef down people's throats. These people don't want to know the science, they don't want to be healthy, they want to be sheeple and have someone tell them that their cheap and easy lifestyle is okay. It's perfectly fine. I feel great! But raw milk has been demonized to some degree. Just like raw meat, quality animal foods in general are being demonized by big American producers. They tell you raw milk is dangerous, so you buy their ultra-heated poison. They say pregnant women shouldn't eat sushi, so your baby is as low IQ as everyone else. They tell you that grass-fed beef tastes bad or gamey, so you stuff yourself with estrogenic feedlot corn-fed beef. If everyone was drinking grass-fed raw milk, a lot of people would be going out of business, and those people currently run America, so that isn't going to happen anytime soon. Raw milk will give you all of the nutrients your body needs, and as a result of that, you won't be going to the doctor, taking medications, and most importantly, you won't be stuffing your face on a standard American diet or perhaps a vegan diet, perhaps even a carnivore diet. Now, big agriculture has turned animal foods into slave foods, so it's not exclusive to these dairy products, grains, anything. Slaves in the past ate grain, gruel, slop. Slaves of the present eat animal foods devoid of nutrients due to what we are feeding those animals, but there is a glimmer of hope. HR 5-4-10 Interstate Milk Freedom Act of 2019 This bill prohibits federal regulation of the interstate traffic of unpasteurized milk or milk products packaged for direct human consumption under specified circumstances. To prohibit federal interference with the interstate traffic of unpasteurized milk and milk products that are packaged for direct human consumption. One pathetic aspect of this is that your hard-earned tax dollars are spent on these federal clowns, literally busting down the doors of family farms that are selling raw dairy. They are preventing other hardworking American families from nourishing themselves and their children with quality nutrition under the guise of, raw milk is dangerous. Americans thinking they have freedom is the most comical thing there is. You can't even choose what to eat. Now, if this bill passes, it will revolutionize farms that are selling raw dairy products and perhaps even sprouting some new ones, making interstate commerce easier, overall improving the quality of the American people. If you want to support this, you can call your House Representative and two state senators. These can be found with a quick Google search for state senators, Google New York State Senator for instance, and for the House of Representatives, you want to Google your county. So Bronx House Representative and their contact number or email will be easily available. This is a battle against many things. The soy, almond and oat milks that are full of chemicals and devoid of nutrition, which are far unhealthier than even regular cow's milk, although the downsides are different. The commercial farms that have been ruling the dairy industry for years and years, these people don't want you to be healthy either because it means less money for them. And this is just one step of many in taking back control of our food supply. So thank you guys for joining me. If you could please like the video, subscribe, hit that bell icon. Above all guys, please share the video if you can. If you guys want to support me further, definitely check out Frankie's Surrange Meat. We do have high quality raw cheeses at an affordable price. You can go to Frankie's Naturals for minimal ingredients, minimally processed, hygiene and cosmetic products. And you can go to frank-to-fano.com for one-on-one health consultations as well as a free carnivore diet meal plan if you sign up for the newsletter. Thanks again for joining me guys. Enjoy the rest of your Monday.


Alright, how am I going to round star? You'll never expect it. Nothing. I did nothing. How's it going everybody? Dott, did I hear him? We are back with some more Dragon Ball Fighters online matches. Wow. Not quite ranked just yet. Wow. Because Dion took a small break from YouTube. You know, he was doing other stuff. He's meditating. Shhh. Oh, and he's mad. You interrupted him. And he's going to take it out on me. Krillin. Krillin. Damn, Krillin was lost in the smoke. That's tough. Hey, look at the smoke. How about this green smoke? I farted in here. That's why it's this color. On a scale of F to S, what rank you giving Goku Black's intro? In this day and age, right now. F to S? F to S, like on a fighting game tier list. Don't even try to hit a bump from above. I'm going to kick you. Yeah, this video is not going to get played. I would give it a B. Oh, really? A B? Pretty... Actually, you know what? For Goku Black, that's pretty low. I think a lot of people... So you still got combos, even though you took a couple weeks off. I was going to say it's been a while, but... So you still got combos. You took a couple weeks off.  Nah, I'm living this. It makes you feel any better. Why'd you never level 1 do so much damage? Bro, he has a sword. He took a couple weeks off and tried to switch up on me, dude. He just cut your life into pieces. This might be your last resort. This is my last resort. Taking advantage of the fact that I... Nope. Don't even try to counter that. I try to warn him. I'm going to mash. Okay.  I was doing what I said I was going to do. Hey, you're a lot of things, but you're not a liar, bro. Damn!  He did not even know which one was the real me. He had to take an educated guess. Come here. This man is just getting... Who asked where you go? Damn. Why did I just exit states... Why'd I exit states left, bro? I don't know, bro. But the scenery in the background looking nice. You know, I've never really taken in the scenery here at the Rocky Mountains. Go ahead. The Grand Canyon? Okay, I might have messed up there. I was looking at the rocks. I was going to say you were actually wrong. I was looking at the background. I was looking at the wrong rocks. This man was looking in the background like, yeah, wow, I never noticed how beautiful it really is. All right, how am I going to round start? You'll never expect it. Nothing. I did nothing. Editor, please put the magic console saying nothing. She did just kind of dance around a little bit. Down. A little bit of this rock. Dragon rush. It's a prank. I was actually a practical Joe reflecting.  But I'm one that knows how to play the game. Come here. Fake it out. Punch this man in his face. He caught me. He blasts. Come here, bro. Come here, bro. Damn. He hit me so hard. I sound like Sonic falling off a stage, bro. Bro, my beam is slow. Bro, you know that beam is not as fast as Krillin. What's the best beam in the game? Let's talk about it. I know. I wish I could at least do mine in the air. Solar flare. Solar.  You thought I was.    Bro, please. Try to auto-commit your way into my auto-commit. Bro, why are you laughing? Oh, that's why. Bro, I'm laughing because I got the moves. Hold on. Bro, I haven't. I don't think I've hit Krillin in a while. I could change that. Bro, that was the latest.  Active Ascun. Hold on. Hold me up. Hold me up. Bro. God, practical reasons. Yamcha literally didn't get the memo and his shoes are ugly. Wow. You hit that man with that everything.  If anyone shows up to a fight with some toms on, I'm terrified. Robbs, I'm running the other direction, bro. That is not a person I want to fight. This freak doesn't even have a nose. I'd be terrified. Where do I punch? I bet his head is just 100% muscle. I do not want to think of it like that. I do not want to see 100% muscle head, dude. Hurry. Oh my goodness.  What do you mean? I was holding in that punch like, bro, what do you mean? That's it. Bro, it actually looked like that picture of the kid with the veins on his head. That was hit trying to not use as assist. I'm just swinging, bro. I'm gonna be honest. I'm just swinging. I like how Jiren went down the last match a little bit more. To be a... Oh, no, no. I was getting ready to do a bit and everything to play Jiren inside this. Please. Get in the corner. Reflect. No, please. It's been a while for me. You know what? It's been a while. Dude, it's been a while for me. Come here. I'm gonna jab you again. I'm getting back into the swing of things. Bro, I need to get back into the swing of things. I got scared. I was actually still frozen. You ain't got these. It's been a few weeks. You ain't got these. So you got these. Yes. You silently got them. Yes. Because if I said anything, then I wouldn't have had them. Well, then I'm gonna need you to speak. Speak. Put a... Editor, put a Remy on screen. We need to... Oh, another beam. Bro, say you won't get hit by a 5M, bro. Just say you won't get hit by a 5M. I'm not getting hit by a 5M. I'll tell you that right now. All right. Now, you've gotten hit by this rock a few times. Ooh. Damn. Just say, wow. Tell me how you really feel. Fake them out. Bro, please. This bougie-ass combo. It was gonna be even sicker than that if I did it right. Damn. I'm getting... I'm getting cooked right now. I'm getting sauteed. Frame... Oh, flame broiled even. Can you hit? Bro. Please, please. God. Damn it. I...  Damn.  I will. I wish I could react. I wish I had any reaction time. I don't feel like doing the... I would have dropped the other combo. So, I just... I just did a little. I could tell you just canceled that of it, bro. Yeah, bro. Whoa. I still think I win these. I just... I'm not as confident. Oh, I'm just messing. Behind the back.  You ain't got those... Buff hits counter, bro. That ground counter, bro. Every time I see it, it just makes me sad. It should, bro. That's how I feel every time I look at Yamcha. You know, a lot of people think he's the worst character in the game. Oh, that is just not true. That's just not true what you did there. Because I teched it. I know I did. Well, we're going to let you see if you can tech whatever comes next. It might not be a grab. It could be an instant low. We'll have to see. Maybe a cross-up. What do you think it's going to be in the comments below? It's unreactable. What? Why am I so bad at the game? Don't do it. What's up with these shoes, bro? We went to the same school, bro. It was uniform. Uniform?  I definitely got those at a Macy's, bro. And I'll thank you to respect that. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. I'm scared, bro. You should be, bro. Come here. Come here. Give me that. Give me the back of your head, bro. Come here, bro. What you doing? Oh, I got you looking. Oh, good lord, man. Good lord, man. Reflect. Oh, no. He's behind you. Wow. Oh, that was interesting.  No, no, no, no. Wait. I didn't know that could happy birthday, actually. I didn't either. And you know what? It shouldn't. Stop it. I was like how you can reflect the first rock and then I just hit him again.  He just looked down to me. Grab him. Oh, give me that. Oh, got him by his scrawl. Let's go. Oh, leave my scrawl. Not for long. Come here, bro. What are you doing? Bro, that wasn't me. That was him. That was him. That was him. Blame Goku Black, bro. That was not Ginette. He did that. I had nothing to do. I'm starting to remember why Jiren's the best character. Good lord. All right, Jiren's the best character in the game. He's the best character in the game. He's behind you. All right. It doesn't counter command grabs anymore. Sad. It was a feature. It was a feature. Stop hitting me. There's no way. There's no way. I was looking at him in his eyes. My B skip is untimable, bro. What can I say? Damn. So you just kind of, you kind of anime right now. Wait a minute. I was for a second. I'm fighting the real hit, bro. I thought this was it's clone. I was doing it. Bro. That was so predictable. To the moon. Come here. You're not plus. I can't believe he just punched me in the forehead. That's why you died. Thank God. Oh, good lord.  You were begging for Jiren to be gone. I wanted this guy gone a long time ago. Are you going to go behind the back? Oh, no. You just, you just frame one. Don't let me play the game. I was wondering when I was going to get to play. Who? Move my tech. Move my tech. I am. I'm terrible at the game. I did not want to do an Air 2H today. That game. That was awkward, dude. That changed the entire perspective of the neutral. Please. Please. Please. Please drop combo. Thank you. Maybe one day I'll learn my lesson. But until then, I'm going to keep throwing beans up.  Behind the back. I got to stop it now.  I didn't react to you announcing it. I'm not a freak.  I got to start playing the game. I just get off of me.  Let's go. Now it's my turn. 6M. Oh, you are us. You can't block a 6M, huh? I could never block a 6M. I know.  Even in my pool, I can't block a 6M. What if I just round start? Wait, I was going to kick you in the chin. Let me see if I still got it. I haven't done a yoncha level one to level three in a while. But once you do, it's like riding a bicycle. You never truly lose it. I was hoping you'd drop it. Time for the oldest mix in the book. Just the normal Wolfgang fist. That's really bringing it back to basics. I tried to wake up reflect, and then when the first part didn't go through, I think I just mentally checked out. You just meant to leave it. Discord disconnects. So since you got three, let's just do a first to four. And if this is a really long video, well, you'll know what I'm about to do. Wow, and soon we'll have another 40 minutes, bro. Oh, this video going soon. Bro, you sparked for that.  Just calm down, calm down.  I didn't even mean to spark, by the way. Oh, I thought that hit you. Put me down. Thank you. You're trying to get all fancy on me. Bro, you were supposed to reflect on something. No, bro, no, bro. Good lord, can I play? I want to wake up, man. Not with Goku Black. You can play with the next character.  Damn, hit, bro. Holds it in like he's holding a sneeze. Well, that's what I thought was going to happen last time, but then it didn't. Come here. Man, why? Who do you think you are attacking Jiren? You don't attack Jiren? You don't wake up and attack Jiren? I'm going to wake up and attack Jiren. You're going to reflect this and then hurt me. Bro, why does he not even move when he reflects? I was going to bring that up to you.  Jiren really did just stand up right of fear. Man, just Dino stands in there.  Miss it? I'm glad you recognized that as well, because I didn't comment on it, because I wanted to be... He just stood there. He just stood there looking at it like, are you serious? That ground counter sucked, bro. You should be sure. It does. I'm glad that some other people are starting to see the light, bro. Please. Damn it. No. Why did you give me time? Why did I went for a grab?  You're just looking at me. And you were crouching, looking at my crotch, man. I was just trying to scare you, bro. It's making a huge mistake. I can't time that counter, ever.  I don't know why. How did you block that? Bro, stop punching slow. I gotta follow up with the kick, bro. Stop punching slow.  I got cooked, but just wait till this next one that we're going to record right now. You're going to record a second one. You're going to record a second one. Yeah, bro. Every time we record a few of these, we always record in batches. Yeah, I know. So get ready for the next one and some more Fighters Ranked Matches, of course, all on the way. Also, check out Dion's channel. He's back in case, you know, I saw some of you I wonder where he was. He never even left, bro. I was on a month hiatus or whatever, so that's the only reason he cooked me, bro. He was on a month hiatus training in the YouTube hyperbolic time chamber. But he's back. Go subscribe. Other than that, check out the other videos. Leave a like if you enjoyed, and we'll see you in the next one. Bye. Leave a like.