Hello friends, welcome back to the channel The Walking Wig and Iron Leaves Terror Aid event is now back in Scarlet and Violet, we're going to go over all the details as well as the best builds for you to beat these with in your game. So this is the third time this event is coming around and a lot of you had missed this previously but you've got the opportunity to go in and finally grab The Walking Wig and Iron Leaves, the final two Paradox Pokemon that are event exclusives in your copy of Scarlet and Violet. You can see the details here, the event this time around is running from the 25th of December until the 7th of January, you've got The Walking Wig which is one of them, primarily going to be exclusive to Pokemon Scarlet players, will be level 75, Protosynthesis ability, moves it will have as Hydra-Steam, Dragon Pulse, Noble Roar and Flamethrower with additional move of sunny day. These Pokemon can never be shiny, The Walking Wig will be a water, Terra-type and its nature will be completely random when you catch it. You can only catch one of these per save file so just keep that in mind. The item drops as always for these events is pretty decent, you're going to get a lot of large and XL candies, you're going to get water, Terra-shards and then some higher cost items, nothing too special though from these events. Then moving on to the Iron Leaves, this is going to be exclusively available for Violet players, again level 75 it will have the Cork Drive ability, moves it's going to have a side blade, leaf blade, mega horn and sword stance and additional move of electric terrain, it will be a pure psychic Terra-type, again the nature will be random upon catching it, it will not have a held item and again like The Walking Wig, it's only going to be catchable once per save file so once in your Scarlet you're going to be able to catch The Walking Wig and Iron Leaves and the same for Violet players, you're not going to be able to catch any more of these, again the item drops are pretty similar to The Walking Wig, like I say this event is running from December 25th until the 7th of January so two weeks for you to take advantage of it, but if you are one of those players it does need to catch these two exclusive event Pokemon in your games then to do this you make sure you are connected to the internet, come down to your poker portal and down to Mystery Gift and then get poker portal news, this will update all of your dens in the Paldaire region, these spotlight events will only exclusively be appearing in Paldaire so just bear that in mind, but once you've done this update you'll be able to come onto your map and you'll be able to find the spotlight terrarium event for this Pokemon exclusive to your game pretty easily, so one of the best builds that we're going to feature in today's video for Walking Wig, this is primarily going to be a solo build but it is going to feature Iron Hands, don't take this build online this is primarily meant for if you're in-game yourself trying to farm this or grab it in your game, so Iron Hands a lot of you already have in your games, it's going to be an easy one for you to cater for this specific grade, turn zero you're going to see, the Walking Wig go for a sunny day it is going to activate that pronto synthesis ability on it and set the sun on the field, the turn one we're going to go for is a belly drum with the Iron Hands, we're going to see the normal roll come out from the Walking Wig that's going to lower our attack and our special attack, but not anything we need to really be worrying about that is fine because we're going to see that belly drum come out now and then the next turn we're going to lock in with a charge as well so this is turn two and it is a three turn system this it really is it really makes it very easy we're going to see the Hydra steam come out it's not really going to do too much damage to us and we are going to take that charge and also boost our special defense as well as our electric type attack so this next turn is where we're going to launch off a wild charge and that is going to be enough with the life orb attached to this Iron Hands to pick up the one hit kill on Walking Wig and this is pretty pretty consistent this this strategy here you might get some turns where you go into the raid and a Hydra steam comes out turn one it does way more damage than what you expect that happens you can just reset the raid come back into it and the RNG with the normal roll any of the other option moves attack and moves that the way the Walking Wig chooses will be fine you'll be able to get this consistent three turn strategy off every time and like I say a lot of you have Iron Hands in your team to be able to execute this one pretty easily and pick up Walking Wig it is the easier out of the two Paradox Pokemon that we got featured this weekend against the Iron Leaves you are going to be in Pokemon Violet because this is going to be primarily a solo build that you're going to be using any intimidate users that you're going to get alongside you are going to help you of course we've got the Staraptor there but this is primarily a build that I wouldn't suggest taking online for those that you that want to just play in your game and get these Pokemon by yourself so we're going to see turn zero the quark drive go up from the Iron Leaves that's going to boost this attack stat as long as that electric terrain is on the field turn one we're just going to lock in with the sword stance we're going to see a mega horn come out from the Iron Leaves turn zero or turn one and should say as we boost our attack by two stages now we're going to get three swords dances up get our attack to plus six before we actually launch an attack off into this Iron Leaves you can see how useful and timid it is from the Staraptor from the get go and we also have paralysis now as well from our partnering Pokemon so you can get an array of really useful partnering Pokemon to come inside you drift blim can be a good one it can burn the Iron Leaves or Bolivia's a nice one as well for getting rid of the terrain there but you can see the intimate ping off quite quite effectively here so we've got those three sword stances up you can see our attack is plus six the next turn we're going to go for an all-out attack cheer and that's just going to bolster our attack a little bit more give us a bit more to be able to pick up the one hit kill with the King down at the next turn and we get the follow paralysis so the RNG is very kind to us in this one but the next time we're just going to go for that Cauter cleave and it should be enough to pick up the knockout onto this Iron Leaves and consistently you're going to be able to do this in four turns well really three turns of sword stance one turn of attack chair so that fifth turn you're going to be able to Cauter cleave and from whatever range the Iron Leaves is at because you're holding the life or it's going to push you over the edge and you're going to be able to get the knockout so very very strong consistent way to be able to use King gamut against the Iron Leaves if you are playing Pokemon Violet but I suggest using this build only if you're doing this solo in-game first off we're going to cover the builds for walking wake the first one is going to be a solo build which is Iron Hands it is an electric Terra type we're not really going to need that because you're probably not going to get to the point where you need to tracelize with the Iron Hands but the life up is a hell that I am level 100 and hyper trained of course the moveset that we've got is going to be charge wild charge drain punch and belliedrum with the quark drive ability and then an EV spread of 76 in HP 252 in attack and then 176 in special defense with an adamant nature the next one is going to be Mariah don it is a very effective method just like the Iron Hands in for those scholar players out there that do have Mariah don in their game then this is going to be just as an effective build you're going to be able to do this in literally three turns as well clear amulet is the held I am you're going to see noble row on the walking wake so we'll try and lower your stats that's going to prevent it from being able to lower those stats so you can get the knockout when you come to attack going to be electric Terra type going to be level 100 hyper trained and then the moveset is going to be metal sound charge electro drift and parabolic charge with the hidden engine ability and the EV spread of 252 in HP 252 in special attack and a modest nature so basically what you're going to do in this raid is turn one go from metal sound turn to go for a charge and then turn three go for the electro drift and that's going to pick up the knockout on to walking wake and it is as easy as that just like the iron hands three turns you're going to be able to run through pick it up in your game pretty easily I can say pretty much the iron hands is a solo build don't take this one online it won't work as effectively but the Maraidon is going to be a bit more bulky it is going to be able to support team members with that metal sound with the charge and obviously the electric terrain as well so that one is a bit more flexible to take online if you want to go online against walking wake then the third option we've got is belly bolt going to be one that's primarily good for going online and supporting other team members belly ball are very effective Pokemon against the walking wake it's going to be bulky enough to take the attacks from it so the build that we've got here is going to be level 100 electric terror type metronome as the hell I am light screen acid spray thunderbolt and parabolic charge electromorphous this is the ability and the EV spread is 252 in HP 252 in special attack with the rest in special defense and a modest nature basic idea of this when you're going online to support other players you're going to turn one get that light screen up and then you're going to spam acid spray for three turns if the walking wake decides to nullify all stack drops on its side of the field just go for those acid sprays again get it down to minus six special defense if the raid still going at that point just spam parabolic charge whenever you need some health recovery and parabolic charge is going to be the main reason why you've got the metronome on there because it's going to power up that move every time you use it consecutively in a battle but a very good option if you want to something to take online to do these raids with other players then belly ball is a very good option for walking wake and now we're going to cover iron leaves so first up is king gamut dark and steel type it's going to have good resistances against a flurry of attacks that the iron leaves can throw out at you you're going to have the dark terror typing the shell bell is the hell I am level 100 hyper trained all the IVs and then the move set of sword stands foul play iron defense and kautau cleave and the EV spread is going to be 252 in attack 252 in defense and the rest put in HP with an adamant nature and the ability is going to be defying next up is a scissor and I really like scissor into this raid this one's going to be something that you can do solo and you can take online to support other players if you have got a scissor in your game going to have that bug terror typing shell bell as the held item for a line of recovery level 100 hyper trained all of that and then we've got the move set of sword stands iron defense lunge and defog defog is an egg move so you're going to have to find something like a frosmoth then put it in your party with this is a having a spare move slot on your move set have this is a hold a mirror herb item and then set up a picnic and the defog will be transferred onto it that way but defog going to be really useful against the iron leaves because defog when you use it will remove the terrain from the field so taking away that quark drive ability boost that it does have when the psychic train is set at the start of the raid then we've got the iron defense it's going to be the first thing you're going to use at the start of the battle boost that defense up so you can take attacks a lot better then go for those sword stances boost your own attack up and then go for those lunges as well because lunges going to be doing super effective damage is going to be hitting really hard but at the same time it's lowering the tax that on the iron leaves which is really useful for not only you if you're soloing it in your game with scissor but also partnering Pokemon if you're doing this online EV spread is pretty straightforward again 252 in attack and then 252 in defense with an adamant nature the rest put in HP the ability here I've went for swarm technician doesn't really prove any use at all on this move said so swarm probably a little bit better when you get down to a third of your health then you'll have that boost to your bug type attacks meaning that you'll hit a little bit harder but that is the scissor build again I feel like a very solid one going into iron leaves if you go on solo or online this weekend when the raid goes live and finally we've got the last build that will be featuring in today's video and it is going to be Skeletorge and it is a very good support option going in against iron leaves going to be a very good option to provide good support for partnering Pokemon partnering players and also being able to do some very good significant damage throughout the raid whenever you need to so level 100 we've got the ghost terror typing on their shell bell is the held item then the move set of willow isp lick hex and torch song ability is the big important one here with unaware and the EV spread is going to be 252 in special attack and 252 in defense with the rest put in HP and a modest nature again all the builds will be featured down in the description below if you want to take a look at them after the video the basic premise of this is going to be getting a willow isp off turn one that's going to half the attack part of the iron leaves for the rest of the raid or until it removes that burn from itself that's also giving you the boost that you need to hex to double the damage on that attack as well after you've got the willow isp off you're going to pretty much go for a torch song and just spam that to get the special attack boosts on your side of the field and then spam that the hex after that just to get some really significant damage off the reason why we've got lick there is when the shield goes up it will likely get rid of the burn and then will was becomes a bit null and void you're not going to be able to burn it through the shield but lick is an attack that you can use where it has the chance to paralyze the iron leaves so you can use that through the shield paralyze it through the shield and then you can still utilize that double damage hex for the rest of the raid especially if you are at the point where you can tracelize and get some significant damage to close it out just a little bit quicker so that was the reason in behind that so all in all they are six builds that were featuring in total in today's video they cover everything from solo builds to going online and supporting other players when you are taking on this brand new terror raid event in your game so hopefully these will help you out you'll be able to pick up these Pokemon pretty easily as I say all the builds will be down in the description below so you can check them out after the video if you want to build anything for yourself in your game if you are taking part in this event over the next two weeks to grab yourself these paradox Pokemon while they're available let me know which one is your favorite and I hope you have a lot of luck grabbing them along the way thank you so much for tuning in to today's video it is this event obviously going up live on Christmas so I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and I will see you very very soon with another video here on the channel take care of yourselves friends thanks for all the support as always and I'll see you very soon so until then take care and bye bye


Toyota developed a manual BEV concept, an electric car with a manual gearshift. So what you've got is basically a six-speed transmission that is effectively just a joystick that sits between the seats in the normal position. There's a clutch pedal that is also mounted to the left of the brake pedal, but that clutch pedal is only connected to a potentiometer. The magic is all in the software. So when you get in this EV, when you turn the car on, when you enable the system, you immediately hear an engine idling even though there's no engine. If you step on the accelerator, you hear the engine revving as if you were in neutral revving a car, even though there is no engine. And when you put the car into first gear, if you don't put the clutch in, the car will immediately stall. And not only will the car stall, but it'll buck as if you had, you know, not come off the clutch as smoothly as you should. The most interesting thing is that there's absolutely nothing happening. It is still an EV. There are no gears in the car. It's all just being stimulated. And I thought I would hate it because it's just, you know, it's just you pretending to shift to pretend thing. But I surprised myself by actually really enjoying it. It was a lot of fun.


What's going on guys, welcome back to another video. So in this one, I want to share with you a Shopify drop shipping store that's currently for sale on Flipper.com for $40,000. The reason I want to share this particular store with you is because I believe that everybody watching this video right now has the capability to achieve the same level of success as these guys. So typically when I do a video like this, I'll show you the store listing on Flipper.com so you can see how much money it's made. I'll then go on to show you the Shopify store, show you the best selling products, show you the ad campaigns. So you can see all of the inner workings basically of these successful businesses. Today will be no different. However, today, this store isn't quite as successful as the usual stores I show you. So typically there'll be stores that have generated well in excess of a million dollars. They're turning over when in excess of 10 grand a month in profit. And the reason I want to share these guys with you is because their level of success is modest in comparison. A beginner is not going to go from naught to turning over millions of dollars in a very short time. It's going to take a lot of trial and error. It's going to take a significant amount of commitment and a tiny bit of luck as well. However, I truly believe everybody watching this video right now, whether you're a beginner, whether you're experienced is capable of achieving something similar to this certainly within the next six to 12 months. So the store in question is called Hyper Crave Lighting. As I've already mentioned, it's currently for sale on Flipper.com for $40,000. US dollars that is the asking price. And kind of like an overview, it's two years old. The monthly profit is currently $2,000. And whilst that may not be a massive amount in comparison to some of the other stores I've shown you guys, I've been talking to a lot of people recently and most people get into dropshipping not because they want to become millionaires in the next two or three weeks or some ridiculous kind of outcome or goal like that. It's because they want to try and make a few hundred extra dollars each month for an extra $1,000 each month just to make life a bit more comfortable. And then who knows what happens after that. Maybe they'll continue to scale and eventually look to replace their current income. But in this case, these guys are only doing two grand a month in profit and we'll get into the details and I'll show you how many hours they're putting into this business in a second. So you can see that even though two grand might seem quite modest, when you compare that to how many hours a week they're actually putting into the business it's actually a very good return on their time. So the profit margin is 9% which is on the low side. Typically I won't run a product unless I can make at least 20% on it for a number of reasons, mainly taxes. But again, I'll get into that in a second. I'll show you that if you were to create something similar to this, how you would probably double if not triple those profit margins because this in terms of its kind of bones this is the bare minimum when it comes to a Shopify drop shipping business and I'll show you why they are pretty much doing the very bare minimum. So they have a Shopify store, they have a product and they're using Facebook ads to generate traffic to that product. There's no kind of backend processes or automations or even email marketing setup which is crazy to think that somebody can make this level of money doing literally the bare minimum. So the key highlights of this business don't skip this part of the video, it's super important just to give you some context of how I was gonna say easy is to create business like this. I don't like using a word like that but this is probably the easiest. Not that it's actually easy but of all the drop shipping businesses this is probably one of the easiest in terms of replication. So it's a Shopify drop shipping lighting store with established trustworthy suppliers that being key, they're not using AliExpress. They're also in a brilliant niche which is the LED niche, the lighting niche which is perfect for social media because light products typically create really nice effects which are great for gathering attention and getting eyeballs on your ad creatives. They have fast delivery times for all products which is a massive misconception when it comes to drop shipping. People here drop shipping and they think crappy cheap plastic products that take weeks to arrive from AliExpress when that is just not the case. Huge growth opportunity because he says that he is terrible at Facebook advertising so he's probably not terrible the fact that he's able to make a profit but we'll jump in a bit deeper and see if there's a further explanation of this. So 99% of the store sales have come from running Facebook ads so anybody who's saying Facebook ads is dead is just talking nonsense in my opinion. I'm not the right person to grow this business further. Facebook marketing meta ads are complex and frustrating to me because I haven't been successful in getting consistent results. I've had success making positive. Our OI and my ad spend by running many very small campaigns at $124 per day which is interesting. Additionally, I've only just added any sort of email marketing slash funnel to the store in the past few months. For years, the store has relied 100% on customers making a purchase on their first visit since I have not had lead magnets or landing pages collecting email addresses which is absolutely crazy and that's where that additional double if not triple of profit margins come from because the most expensive leads or the most expensive customers that you acquire will be those ones that buy your product on first instance direct marketing spending $10 in order to get $20 back. Once you have that initial lead and you have that existing audience getting people back onto your store as long as you provide a good service is a lot, a lot cheaper and that's where bigger and better profit margins come from and basically capitalizing on your existing customer base. Over the past few years I've only tried a few small campaigns on these platforms with TikTok, Pinterest and Google ads like I said 99% from Facebook. Here's the interesting part though the store can be successfully ran on one to two hours per day. So if he's working seven days a week that's 14 hours a week for a 25 grand year wage and that is on the store that only has the bare bones of an e-commerce business. Spending a little bit more time in this business I have no doubt they'll be able to double if not triple that level of profit. Before we take a look at the Shopify store then let's jump into what's expensive. So product costs, that's cost of goods sold is marketing Facebook ads back six grand a month and payment processing fees. So that'll be the transaction fee that Shopify charges and of course the Shopify fees. So that'll be apps and the subscription that is on. What's good to see about this particular business as well is it's still fairly active. So it's consistently still doing over 10K per month. So March of 2023, which is last month still doing over 10K a month. So the products you're about to see in this video are still working right now. So there's still that potential to achieve this same level of results, if not better. So we jump onto a Shopify store now. I'll make myself a bit smaller so you can see it in its entire glory. Without being too harsh, this is the very bare bones and basics of a well-designed Shopify store. I'm very confident that everybody watching this video could design something equivalent if not a higher spec than this. He's using the free debut theme. So I would guess hazard a guess just with the installation of a more optimized and paid theme. He could probably bump up his conversion rate and start making money almost instantly overnight that way. And if we go to his best selling products, he has the pinnacles, which are these which I'm assuming are these LED lights to go up each side. So given the facts that he's turned over or turning over an average 10K a month, this is his best selling product at the moment. He's not selling a cheap, crappy product. This is clear given the fact that he's selling it for $150 and that is the smaller size as well, which is really interesting to see. When you get into the realm of selling these more expensive products, he will try and find it in a second on AliExpress to see what he's buying it for. In fact, we'll come back to them how much profit he's gonna be making if I can find this product on AliExpress. If we just go back to his best selling products again, this is his second best selling product, which is $360, he has $280. He's not selling cheap products here. And where the advantage of this comes into play is that you can afford to spend a significant amount extra acquiring a customer. So if you're working on a $20 margin, then for every $20 you spend, you have to be acquiring a customer. Whereas if this guy's working on a $100 margin, he can reach tens of thousands of more people that are gonna see his product for having to worry about actually converting one of those people. Plus the more people he reaches, the more retargeting campaigns he can run and then the more likely he is to acquire those customers as well. Okay, so let's talk numbers. I've gone ahead, found the product on AliExpress. So all I've done is put in outdoor wall light. I'm going to a grid view actually. And I'm fairly certain that all of these are pretty much the same product given the fact that they're all using very similar imagery and the fact that they're all similar price too. So what we're gonna do is I've got this supplier here. I'm just gonna marry up these sizes. So 80, 120, 170. So he has an 80 here. It has a 120. And he has a 170 as well. So if we go for the 80, I believe was the smallest size he has. So he's selling the 80 centimeter one for $150. For this particular supplier, we can buy it for what, 60 quid, about $80. So he's working on about a 50% profit margin. So give or take, he has approximately $70 to spend in order to acquire each customer. That is as well assuming they only buy one of these products. The chances of somebody buying just buying one of these things would probably look a bit out of place. Like in the image, they want it either side of a doorway, either side of a window. So they're probably gonna be buying a couple of these things. Again, just helping bump up what that profit margin is and therefore increasing the leeway he has to acquire each customer. A way of bumping up his conversion rate instantly would be to have split payment options on here. So he could have Kalana, he could have Afterpay, he could have Shoppay, all those sorts of things. When you're asking somebody to spend in excess of $100 and if they're gonna be buying two or three of these things, they definitely want that option of being able to split it if possible. Something I'd also do for products like this, again, I think would instantly bump up that conversion rate is having a contact tab on here so the customer can call you up and talk to you about products like this. Again, when you're asking somebody to spend in the region of hundreds of dollars, they probably have one or two questions about the product. They may even want to speak to somebody on the phone about it. Just to take a quick look at their About Us page, really nice touch, really great way to kind of build rapport and connection with any potential visitors. I'm assuming that's a picture of him with his family. So it's a great way of kind of humanizing the brand and making people feel comfortable about shopping with them. At the end of the day, people wanna shop with people that they feel comfortable with and it's not always a case of cheapest price wins. People would much rather spend their money if it's going towards a family business like this where it probably means more to them than it would say like an Amazon or a massive DIY type store. Okay, so we've seen how much money they're making. We've seen what their best selling products are. Let's take a look at how they're achieving those sorts of sales. And remember, in the beginning, it said 99% of sales are coming from Facebook. So if we head on to the Facebook ads library, and there's nine different ads that are currently running at the moment. These are the ads that were launched in March that were responsible for generating that $12,000, I believe it was. And what you'll find is there's two types of products. In fact, one, two, three types of products. There's not four types of products that they're currently advertising at the moment. What we'll do is we'll open up this one and just take a look, seeing as that's their best selling product. So elevate your outdoor living space, simply perfect luxury lighting at lowest price, super short, sharp to the point, no need of crazy explanations or even a call to action with a link. And the reason being is because the image says everything. Like it's obvious what they're selling, elevate your outdoor living space, simply perfect luxury lighting that's gonna draw attention to these two light beams either side of this opening doorway. Like I said, most people will probably be by two of these things. I would probably remove the hyper crave logo at the top. Maybe that's important and they've split tested that. And the reason they've put that is so people start recognizing their logo. And also what they've done is they've given the product a name, the pinnacles. Rather than just naming it modern waterproof outdoor lights, they've given the product an actual identity which increases the perceived value of it, the pinnacles, which is a really nice touch and name. What they're also doing is running this as multiple versions as we can see it's a dynamic ad. So it's gonna run the ad with everything is the same but the actual imagery itself. So it allows Facebook basically to split test it and then come back and say which image is performing the best. What's really interesting is they're able to sell these high ticket products I would call them. I'm using image ads. And I would guess, I would say where the strategy comes into play for this one is that when you run image ads, typically your CPM, that's the one I'm looking for. Typically your CPM is a lot cheaper which basically means you can reach a lot more people for less. So I'm assuming they're adopting the strategy of kind of, I was gonna say spamming, not spamming people but I imagine somebody doesn't buy one of these things the first time they see it. They probably need to see it three, four, five, maybe even six or seven times. So by using image ads and getting those cheaper CPMs it allows them to reach those people more for less if that makes sense. And so with that being said guys, I'm gonna wrap the video up because I've covered all the points I wanted to touch on in this video about this business. And we've seen the business that's for sale. We've seen the kind of numbers and what's involved in the daily runnings of the business, how much money it's making. I've shown you their best selling products. I've shown you where to go to get those products. And I've also shown you how to advertise those products to make that money. So if you've enjoyed the video and you found any value whatsoever I'd really appreciate it if you subscribe to the channel. Any comments, questions, video suggestions, anything like that at all, put them down below. I will see them and I will get back to you. Thanks guys, hope you enjoyed it and I'll see you in the next video on Wednesday. Cheers.


All right guys welcome back to the channel if your new month will be guys I'm a little bit too late to the party however last week or so and Routed and sneaker tweeted Christ is king. You can already see it here in the background So today as a former Christian myself as a revert to Islam I want to read the Twitter post especially of and rotate here and give you my Commentary but before we do so as always guys if you enjoy my content leave me a thumbs up subscribe to the channel If you haven't already and check out the links in the description box to further support my work and now with no further Do let's have a look. All right starting with Andrew Tates post It is the longer post after all because as far as I know sneaker simply posted Christ is king Andrew on the other hand writes as a Muslim it warms my heart to see the resurgence of spirited Christian declarations Christ is king and I pray Christianity regains its strength and protects its societies against the pervasive and constant erosion of morality by the devotees of Satan if you accept everything you stand for nothing. All right So here I am again disagreeing with our brother Andrew Tate We of course have always to assume the best of our brothers in Islam and I truly wish him well There's not a personal attack I'm simply going to go through the text and analyze the text and what is wrong with it from an Islamic perspective Of course, so let's break down the first sentence as a Muslim It warms my heart to see the resurgence of spirited Christian declarations So I would say that the claim I am a Muslim and it warms my heart That there is a resurgence of spirited Christian declarations is mutually Exclusive as Muslims, we of course would be very happy if people accept Islam if they follow the straight path This would be of course a very very heartwarming to us as Muslims However, a resurgence of spirited Christian declarations. What does it truly mean? Andrew Tate himself criticized Christianity over and over again and how weak it is and this is why ultimately the West has Fallen so now he apparently bought into the right-wing Nationalistic doctrine of the conservatives of America because they are of course declaring that somehow they can make Christianity strong again. They can make Christianity great again They can make Christianity muscular again and what not not Recognizing of course that Christianity was not strong enough in the first place and this is why it has been degrading over the past 200 years especially Christianity has failed ultimately this led to secularism and now you are in this mess So therefore truly to fight secularism and the degeneracy that comes with it I just don't see how Christianity will cut it This is why yet again Andrew accepted Islam in the first place He understood the power that lays within Tawhid and how only this truth can set people free There was absolutely no alternative left for the West and the rest of the world of course if we're speaking about Theology, but anyways yet again coming back to the sentence those two statements are mutually exclusive from a purely Islamic standpoint on a human level Altruistically speaking of course you could say yeah, well, I hope that those Christian nations become more Christian again It surely beats the alternative of absolute liberal degeneracy yet again, but it is not an ultimate Solution it is not sustainable because we already saw the fall of it Why do you want to return to the quote-unquote good old days and do it all over again? The fall will come yet again It was simply repeat itself because Chris Chianti is unfortunately a doctrine that is infused with all kinds of shirk All kinds of polytheism so now he goes on and he proclaims that spirited Christian declaration He states Christ is king so now what is wrong with this statement? Ultimately by itself as a standalone it is of course not wrong even in Islam Jesus is the Messiah and he will come back to rule on earth He will be a king so to speak he has kingship over the world He will have rulership if you will and therefore to say Christ is king is Basically as neutral as saying Christ is the Messiah Islamically speaking However, this of course not without any other implication This is a Christian saying and Christians use it as Muslims use Allah Akbar for them Christ is king means that Christ is the king of kings Al-Malik essentially they believe that he is the literal king They believe that he is the king of kings. They believe that he is God astaghfirullah But this is truly what Christians believe and therefore by quoting Christ is king We have to think about the implication and we have to recognize that this declaration is used by Christians To proclaim that a man is actually God and therefore as Muslims We should not quote this then he continues to say and I pray Christian he regains its strength and protects its Societies against the pervasive and constant erosion of morality by the devotees of Satan Yeah, so as I said Christianity has already failed at doing that So therefore why would you pray for Christianity to return to become stronger to keep its society at bay for a while Before it degrades yet again But now for us as Muslims to pray to actually pray that Christianity Regains its strength doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Why would you pray for that? You saw the light of Islam. You saw the truth of Islam. I assume of course So now don't you wish that upon your Christian brothers as well your brothers in humanity Shouldn't they receive the fullness of truth or should they stay within their partial truth? Jesus said the truth shall set you free Only the truth can set you free nothing lesser of that There's always this example Would you drink water with a drop of poison? Of course, you wouldn't even though water itself is vital for you Just a little bit of tainting of scripture can of course risk your eternal life Why would you toy with your soul? It doesn't make any sense and therefore yet again as Muslims as true believers in the one God Why would we wish upon the Christians? Christianity the concept of church Christianity to regain any type of strength No, of course not we wish and we pray for the Christians for the Jews for the Buddhists for the Hindus to be Guided to the straight path and then in the end, which is absolutely Irony is Really have to laugh he states if you accept everything you stand for nothing. Yeah, but you apparently accept Christianity You accept Christianity to regain strength. So you're not standing only for Islam No, apparently you're standing for Christianity as well because otherwise you wouldn't post this I mean, I'm not posting about I really pray for Hinduism to gain strength. No, of course Why would I I pray as I said a million times now for humans to wake up to the truth of Islam? Ultimately some will be guided and some won't be of course. I wish well upon my fellow men So this is so erroneous. You say if you accept everything you stand for nothing and meanwhile, you're accepting everything All right, this is it for today's video. I couldn't find sneakers post any longer I know that he simply wrote Christ as king as well Maybe he deleted the post already that would be of course the right choice But anyways that being said I pretty much said everything throughout the text of and rotate and the same would be applicable for brother sneak or as Well Anyways, this is it for today's video If you like to leave the thumbs up subscribe to the channel if you haven't already check out the links in the description Box to further support my work and as always may God bless you all much love and peace


Welcome to the Skysault for Colorado for October 2020. I am Staff Astronomer John Enzworth of the Cherrywood Observatory and Longmont Public Media. In the news this month, you might have heard that there's life on Venus. Well, maybe. That's always my answer, isn't it? Venus is a very inhospitable place for life. At the surface, temperatures reach up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit. You can get melted lead. Those temperatures easily, it is geologically active. There are volcanoes and evidence of large lava flows. Up above, sulfuric acid clouds and rain. Surface pressure is almost 100 times Earth's or the equivalent of going about 3,000 feet down into the ocean. It's crushing. So you'd be melted, burned, it's all carbon dioxide, so it'd be suffocated and crushed in the environment of Venus. But, to quote Jurassic Park, life finds a way, maybe. Greaves and company use the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope in Hawaii and later, this was verified by the Atacama Large Millimeter, Submillimeter Array in Chile. They discovered phosphine. It's a simple chemical that under our current understanding of how this forms, it's always associated as a life byproduct or we manufacture what happens through industrial processes. And this would be up in the upper atmosphere at a layer that isn't as hot and nasty as the areas near the surface. It's about 31 miles up, 50 kilometers. And it's about where the atmosphere is, similar to Earth's surface atmosphere pressure. Concentration of this phosphine, which has about 20 parts per billion on Earth when you're sniffing it. It smells pretty bad, it's like garlic or rotten fish, but you have a phosphate and some hydrogen in a very simple molecular combination like this, but it doesn't like to form easily naturally. It takes a lot of energy to do so, but life does do that. Further, ultraviolet light from the sun would break it down pretty quickly in the atmosphere. Oxygen in the carbon dioxide would break it, phosphate much more happy with the oxygen in the same with the hydrogen, make some water. Looking at lightning, volcanoes, or even meteors as possible sources just don't give you the concentrations that we find. So it is very dry at 50 kilometers up on the atmosphere of Venus. It could be a mistake, but again we have two different telescopic systems looking at different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum, detecting what looks like a phosphine chemical signature. Scientists are looking for a non-life related way that this could form in the crazy and very unfamiliar environment of Venus's atmosphere. Stay tuned. Last month we talked about aeroscebo being damaged. The assessment continues on what happened. They don't assume that the other cables are safe and they haven't even gotten to the broken cable portion yet to figure out what made it break, but other instruments are operating and the cleanup process and rebuilding process is expected to start relatively soon. The next solar cycle is beginning. The sun goes through a roughly 11 year cycle and if you look at the north, south, magnetic polar orientation of the sunspots, they switch every cycle. So it's actually a 22 year cycle until you're back to north being north and south being south geographically. This is solar cycle 25. We are still in a period of very low sunspot activity overall. Back in 2014 during solar maximum there were a fair number of spots, solar minimum the solar face is blank. And they look at the north, south orientation of the sunspots back in second 24 and then 25 starting here in 2020. I can see that the new orientation for the sunspots is beginning to dominate what sunspots do form. All right, let's take a look at big star parties, kind of good news now, October and November star parties other than the Enchanted Skies Star Party in New Mexico are continuing either as planned or reduced numbers or also including an online component. You just have to look at each site's information, but Dawson Springs, Kentucky, New Jersey, Eastern Sierra, Dark Sky Festival, Jasper, Dark Sky Festival are all going on in October, it's up in Alberta. And in November the Deep South Star Gaze, Sandy Hook, and Duffin Valley Star Party in Furnace Creek are continuing. Take a look at the sky and telescope news page 2020 star parties. The numbers are decreasing because as you get into the fall and winter it's less of a party and more of a shiver fest in most places. So October, our Astro 101 component this month is when you're looking at planets, superior versus inferior planets. Superior does not mean it's a better planet, inferior means it's not as good of a planet, it's all in its relationship to Earth's orbit. So here is Earth, you're there, Mercury and Venus are the planets inward towards the Sun from our place in the solar system, which means that they are only a certain limited angle in the sky away from the Sun at maximum, we call that greater elongation, the greatest Western elongation occurs in the morning, greatest Eastern elongation occurs in the evening. The planets beyond us, Mars, Jupiter, etc. go all the way around the sky from our point of view. So you have opposition, conjunction with the Sun on the backside here. So looking at Mercury and Venus, Mercury's orbit is smaller, it's closer to the Sun than Venus, so Mercury's greatest elongation is less than Venus's. You can't see their orbit looking up in the sky unless you trace out the pattern that they make against the background stars over time, or get a planetarium program and speed up that clock a lot, you can see them zooming around, doing a little diagram like this, you can see what they're limited to, they're along the ecliptic, the path of the sun in the planets, they can be a little bit of either side, and they are never further from the Sun at a certain angle. Mercury can get up to 28 degrees away from the Sun, and it takes about 70 days to go from the morning to the evening sky. Venus can get up to 47 degrees away from the Sun, and it takes about 140 days to go between the morning. Alright, the sky's above your backyard for October, take a look at the moon. We start and end the month with a full moon, that's October 2nd and October 31st. Notice I got a blue color here because even though the term blue moon has kind of shifted meaning over time, the most popular usage of blue moon is to label the second full moon within a calendar month. October has 31 days, so that increases the possibility that that could happen this month, and it does, being the second and the 31st. First quarter is October 10th, New Moon is the 16th, and first quarter is the 23rd. So for Halloween night, it'll be under a big full moon, which occurs on a Saturday, so everything is perfect for this Halloween. Looking at the planets, going out into the evening sky, the dusk in the evening, Mercury is very, very low in the west early in the month, and then really quickly becomes too difficult to see in the glow of the sun, and does not emerge in the morning sky until next month. Jupiter and Saturn are up until late after midnight, they are highest in the south right after sunset, they begin the month 5 degrees apart, and that distance between the two planets in the sky widens to about 8 degrees at the end of the month. Looking at sunset, here's the sun just below the horizon here, here's Mercury extremely low, it's on the bottom side of the ecliptic, the path of the Sun and the Moon planets, this green line, and so it is just about impossible to see, and very quickly, too close to the Sun. Here's Jupiter at sunset, almost on the meridian, the highest point in the path that anything takes going across the sky, here's Saturn right behind. And either side of midnight, of course you've got Jupiter and Saturn with a deep southwest setting, Neptune is really great to see this month as is Uranus, they're both up high all night long, Mars too is up all night and very bright. This is its best appearance in magnitude since the great oppositions of 2003 and 2018. So going out at mid-October, at midnight, here's that highest point in the sky, the meridian, that things travel from east to west to achieve, and there at midnight is Mars high up, there's Neptune over here and Uranus up here. Get out your telescope or binoculars and you can go after these items of the night. In the morning sky all we have is Venus, it's beginning to sink into the sun's glow next month, but this month it's still coming up three hours before sunrise. It'll slightly dim as the month goes on, but it's very noticeable in the morning sky. So here's the sun just about to come up, the path to the Sun and the planets is a green line, the red line is the Earth's equator extended up into the sky, so it's called the celestial equator, and there's Venus super bright. Maki Maki, one of the dwarf planets in the Kuiper Belt, the far outer solar system is over here, but you're not going to see that with your backyard telescope. The sun rises at almost 7 a.m. at the beginning of the month, changing to almost 7.40 in the morning at the end of the month, so the days are definitely getting shorter, and the night's getting longer, 6.41 p.m. for a sunset at the beginning of the month, backing up to 6 o'clock, and you lose about an hour and 15 minutes of daylight. The sun's altitude at local noon drops from 47 degrees to 36, not as great as it did in September, but it's still very significant.  I don't, I don't think I've ever seen moons, even in my 11-inch. Colorado Observing Challenge this month, we started this series back in the spring in March. We talked about the zodiacal light in the evening sky. Now, a good time to look forward, the morning sky right around October 15th. This is Venus here, this is the glow. And so the reason it's good to see is because at the spring and fall times, this ecliptic is almost perpendicular to the horizon. So this glow is lifted up where you can see it most easily. Astronomy events near Longmont, take a look at the front range area. Some things are starting to come online, at least online. Longmont Astronomical Society, October 15th. We'll have the talk. You can almost touch the stars by Tom Field. That's via Zoom, go to longmontastro.org. Their open sky night at Boulder County Parks, Rabbit Mountain is still canceled and is canceled in November as well. Little Townsend Observatory is still closed through the end of the year, but take a look at their site. The presentation is given on the third Friday of the month via Zoom. So take a look at starkids.org. Estes Park Memorial Observatory still says they're closed through September. I don't see any update for October. Check their site to see if anything online or in person is returning. Northern Colorado Astronomical Society. We'll have a webinar with a featured speaker, Dr. Kevin France, from a cereal box to a 757. You know, just have to go see what that is. That sounds really interesting. It happened October 1st, but you can see the archive at nocoastro.org. Fisk Planetarium is starting to do weekly programs every Wednesday online. It's called Dome to Home Virtual Programs. Take a look at colorall.edu-slash-fisk. But their observatory, I believe, is still closed for now. All right. In my further reading, I said I would talk about these clear sky charts or the astronomical forecast charts and kind of break it down for you. My absolute favorite is cleardarksky.com. This just extended out an additional about a day and a half, two days from what it used to do. So it was Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday through the weekend that I'm recording. And basically, you have an hourly breakdown. And then in the rows, you have the information you need to know whether it's worth going out. Just to give you a reference, the red lines are midnight, each night. And start with darkness on the bottom here. There's daylight. So obviously, you're not going to see much unless you're out for bright planets or the moon. Or if you have special filters to cover in the front of your telescope, you can look at the sun. There's nighttime here, but with the moon near full, the nighttime is pretty bright, too. When you don't have a moon there, you've become much darker blue shading. Cloud cover. Darker blue is better. Again, little whiter colors or brighter colors mean clouds are moving in. This does not count for smoke from forest fires. This is just moisture-forming clouds. Very clear through the weekend here. Transparency is how hazy it might be. I think high clouds or a serous layer would count in this as well. Seeing is how much the stars are twinkling. Darker is better. Let more steady star images. The whiter, again, is more twinkling. So you're not going to get this clear detail on planets. If you're trying to take pictures, they'll be slightly blurry. Down here, this is brand new. Gosh, they're really improving this quickly. This is smoke. And I'm sure the blues here are clear. And then the whiter colors or tan colors are more smoke, and then the really dark colors are very thick smoke. Fantastic, guys. Then you've got wind. Dark blue would be calm. Whiter would be more windy, so your telescope might shake around. Humidity, very dry when the temperature is high.  You see that the cooler temperatures, the relative humidity goes up. It's related. In the daytime, when the temperatures are high, your very low relative humidity. Another one is 7-timer. It's very similar, only it uses a pie chart for how cloudy it will be. It uses dot size and shading for how blurry twinkly the stars are. Transparency, it stacks these little bars up showing less transparency. And you've got temperatures in Celsius, and this time they didn't put out humidity. But instability, windy signal, you can get little lightning bolts if it might be some convection in the area. Excellent tools, especially if you're going to go out with your equipment, drive some distance, set it all up, and then find that it's cloudy, you've wasted an evening or so. Good to know before you go. Do you have any additions or corrections to make? You can email me. Jenianswithagmail.com This has been the skies over Colorado for October 2020. Keep looking up.


Hey guys, Thundie here and welcome to my video on the Kia EV9. Now this is Kia's latest 7 seater SUV and one of the few 7 seater electric SUVs on the market. Now you're probably wondering if I'm going to give you a full review on this car, breakdown and no I'm actually going to give you a different video because yes I'm not really a car guy, I do like cars, I do like electric vehicles to a certain extent, give that as my caveat. But I want to just give you five things that I like about this vehicle and a few things that I don't. But that being said, the vehicle is available now, it starts at $53,000 and you can go all the way to a trim at $17,000. I do have the long range all wheel drive, that's what I'm testing here and this is, you can, the Parkage MSRP starting is at I believe 69 and then of course you can customize it whichever way you want. The vehicle gives you 373 horsepower and the mileage is above 300 miles. So one of the things I do like and the first thing is the design of the Kia EV9. This is a lovely looking SUV, it's futuristic but still very grounded in reality, I love the fact that while driving around people looked at it and they're like this is different you know and even the first time my wife saw the vehicle she's like, I like it, it's got that different look but still very grounded as being a vehicle, it doesn't look like an electric vehicle that everybody tries to make look funky-fied. This kind of reminds me something from a futuristic movie where they took a car and they tried to make it look futuristic but also still very grounded so I kind of like the approach. I like the fact that the front grille is pretty nice and big, you've got the running daytime lights LED lights in front, the back as well really nice and broad, the finishing across the side panels the fact that the door handles do pop out on its own whenever you come close to the car you open the car. So the 20 inch rims are pretty nice, the wheels are pretty nice with of course the wheel covers giving you all that very robust rugged look but also nothing to over-bearing as well so that's actually pretty cool. Now the second thing I do like about this vehicle is the interior. Now it's a cloudy day but you can see a lot of the interior as we cut in and out is that this is a spacious interior that's the first thing it's got a lot of space whether you're sitting in first row like I have not needed to move my seat back any further the second row has a lot of space you can get captain chairs if you want in the second row or in this case I don't and then you can get a bench or you can have a and then the third row is just a two-seater at the very back. Very spacious in all three rows what I'm sitting in the second or I'm seating in the third row. Now the third row you do have to move the second row a little bit forward but this is space for everyone there there's also USB type C charging ports for every single seat in this car for the third row for the second row which is great the second row you can get heated and cool seats for the second row as you do have for the first row as well the seats are really comfortable I've got more fabric and I've kind of got like this mesh net padding for the headrest which feels like a gaming chair which I can see you know if you're buying a car this price might you might not want that but I kind of like it it's comfortable but not too comfortable it's kind of right like the right kind of comfort for me this is all fabric interior you've got a little things around the interior that make it really nice for instance you can of course open and close the cup holder section if you will you've got wireless charging in front that kind of is a bit hidden as well they've got USB type C charging as well glove compartments and then you've also got this nice middle tray in the second row that allows you to play stuff cup holders there as well so there's enough things in the interior that make it really robust and active for a lot of people now when I move up to my third thing this kind of has to do with the interior itself and this is the audio in the car the speaker system is fantastic it's meridian speaker systems in the car and I like the placement of the speakers you've got little speakers in the front at the bottom every row has its array of speakers and what I like about that is that when you're listening to music it's not loud it is clear it's not overbearing it's very very clear and then the other thing too is you know when you were using say navigation and you're listening to music it actually cuts off the music in the front row and it moves the music to the rear or at least you can hear it just in the rear so it sounds distant and you can hear the navigation quite easily it's a very a lot of cars do this but I just like the implementation here in this vehicle it is pretty clean and it's pretty crisp on there now another thing I do like is the entertainment system or you could say the digital cluster on this car what I like about this is a couple of things you've got this massive display which is broken into technically three displays you've got of course your cluster in front of you you've got the side panel right next to it and then you've got of course the center console here which you can navigate a bunch of things below that is a haptic touch panel for your home map search media which is quite interesting to use it is kind of like touch sensitive so you got to have to press through and then below that you've got physical buttons for it like your temperature controls which I do like now I like the instrument system because it is really easy to use being able to just kind of go home or go to maps and find the things you want to media everything is kind of easy to figure out and find I don't have to kind of learn a car system to know where things are so I do like that I like that easy accessibility for things all around now one thing I do but we'll say about this though is that it allows you to jump in and jump out which a lot of systems don't I think it's pretty easy to use and for me that is a big plus and then the fifth thing that we like about this vehicle is the driving experience this is a you know a seven-seater SUV it's a big car it really is a large car but it drives like you're driving a sedan very comfortable it's got a decent turn radius but what I like about it is the smooth drive experience so whether I'm going through traffic or I'm going through a lot of bumps they need to fix the roads around here in Newark the experience feels very very comfortable and yes this isn't really noise proof so you you can still hear a lot of the elements that out there but not as bad as some vehicles out there it's pretty comfortable to drive through and suspension is great so the cool thing about driving experience is that on the wheel itself you can easily switch switch between your driving mode so going through things like your eco mode normal mode your sports mode my drive which kind of like your own select setting and snow it's an easy process to do that plus you do have the camera system on the car that is quite extensive so while I was just trafficating now I turned on the camera it actually I have cameras by my side mirrors which allowed me to see exactly what's happening as I'm turning so I don't have to look at the mirror so I've kind of used the mirrors less and less I use it for initial check but whenever I'm trafficating either way that also works also the cameras when parking it's got a self parking mode we can use with your key fob remote which is great and simple to use being able to park in tighter spaces moving out of a tight space really makes a lot of sense with the way this car works and functions I like it absolutely amazing and I think the drive experience for a lot of people will be something that they would definitely like now you're going Thunder E you've said a lot of great things about this car so what are things that you don't like the couple things in this car that I'm not a fan of so the first thing is the front you know I didn't talk about it earlier because the front is really small it's a tiny front and for car the size where there's technically no engine you know combustion engine the front is really small there's enough space to put maybe a backpack or something smaller like that like a briefcase you do you do well you will find your home charger kit in there but that's pretty much it another thing I don't like is actually the interior now you know because you don't have a front you do have a lot of space to drop down the seats and you can store you know packing stuff there which is great so me doing some moving currently this is kind of helped out but I don't like a split moonroof or sunroof and moonroof because it just really I don't know just to me just doesn't work I think it's either you do a moonroof or you just kind of have a giant one roof or half a roof or something I'm not a fan of that maybe it's just my personal preference that's not something I like another thing to point out is actually with that main giant you know cluster and digital cluster in front of me now it's great because I can clearly see you know my instruments in front my speed my of course mileage I can clearly see the entertainment stuff on the side but that middle strip is annoying because my wheel blocks off a lot of things my line of sight so for me to actually look at say what some of the temperature reading is for the driver and for the passenger you know if it's not synced I have to kind of lean right this way or kind of lean left so I can see either one and and also see some of the other functionalities built in there not cool now another thing I don't like is the location of the start button you're thinking it's probably here right no you're thinking okay what about here nah it's not this button it's actually where is it it's right here it's underneath the wiper selector which is here and that makes sense and this is also the drive selector so it's not a bad thing you turn your car on you know you have it on and you can go ahead and select the drive it's pretty straightforward for that but trying to find that button sometimes can be annoying because you jump in the car and you're going okay this and that I also wish this actually just turn on when you jumped into the car with your keys so you can actually just drive off and you didn't have to have to hit that button maybe it's an option in the settings I haven't actually found that yet that you can actually do that but this is not a good location for the start and stop button for the car it should have been either there or here and I think the final thing that I don't like is you know range anxiety and this is not a thing to do with the car it's just to do with electric vehicles in total and I think Tesla has this problem solved with their charging stations and how their charging network works I had a lot of trips this week so I had to go charge and I'm going to go charge again now charging on this car it works well you can open up the charge port by the tap in or you can also press a button in the car here but the thing about the charge port is the charging situation is that while it's easy to find and I love the fact that navigation you can hit charging and we'll find a charge spot for you AC or DC charging I went to go find a charging spot and I had issues with you know just connecting to a charging spot first that took a while and then the second issue I had was the fact that it just was not cheap you know I charged from about 20 to 80 percent if initially say 45 minutes you know fast charging so it took about 18 minutes which was great at least I you know wasn't too long but it was also about 36 dollars or so and I was thinking if I went to fully charge this car you know it might go up now it's not as bad as charging an SUV a regular gasoline SUV at this size but it's not as cheap as you you think and also the anxiety of do I have enough electricity to get my car back home especially since I don't have a parking garage and I can't charge at home a lot of people talk about that I think it's something that has to be said and put into thought but that being said though the driving experience in this car has been great my biggest joy this car is that when you get in sitting it you feel like you're driving a regular car I like the feel of the car this is something that most people who talk about electric vehicles don't seem to state or understand you know people I have friends who talk about Teslas and other electric vehicles and I go to me doesn't matter do I like the car because as someone who is going to eventually buy a car not me now but anyone who's watching this video the main thing that you the main thing that you want to know is does this car fit me because this is most likely your second most expensive purchase in your lifetime first being your home so you want to basically love this car you gonna be using it for a while you want to appreciate it and you want to have a very good experience driving this car and I think that's something a lot of people miss out that I think should be noted so if you guys have any questions any comments let me know don't forget to like share subscribe leave your thoughts down below and always enjoy your entertainment


Good morning, everyone, Bowser Chapman for this 11 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update. We're looking at the Dow up 108,000 to 35,943. This is Leg C in the Chapman Wave methodology. If I can just find this right now, I can show this to you. We're always looking for it. Once a buy signal goes to a buy mode, which this is in, there should be at least a peak D. Then we have to assess exactly what's going on. So that's good. Looking at the S&P, S&P. Oh, and I did have for the Dow, I had a Chapman Wave Tring Gauge low reading today, and that suggests that there should be a negative action in the Dow, probably Monday morning and before it attempts a rally. So that's what I'm anticipating. We'll see what happens how we close today. Of course, it's also important. S&P is up 20 at 4315. This is really good action. Very quick, E, F and G. There's an alternate count. So let's say that it's also in C, like the Dow. Then we should see a pullback, maybe Monday and then Tuesday, another high, Wednesday, and then we got to assess what's going on. Looking at QQQ. It's actually did. No, it didn't. 435766. Yes, it did. It went to a higher high. So this also has a G slash. Oh, everything's in sync now. So there should be high highs to come next week, and then we're going to see what happens. Analyze it as it happens. We're looking at the IWM, which was lagging a little bit. Oops, I typed it in the wrong place. Let's get this done real quickly. IWM, Russell 2000, small caps, lagging again. It was leading, now it's lagging, it's struggling at 185. I would love to see 190 hit this part of June before and later in June. I'd like to see it sooner than later. Looking at gold, gold is holding okay. It's unchanged in 1978. I think it's holding well considering how the dollar's down, but the dollar in fact is weakening. It's up 9 cents today at 103.42, but it's making lower highs and lower lows, but all within a range. Looking at the TLT, that's the bonds. Oh, I didn't do that in my show. I forgot. The TLT is down 11 ticks. It just yields in a trading ban. That's the way I'm looking at it. And crude oil, there we go. Crude oil is up 30 cents. It's stuck in the lower range. We'll be looking at that. Now, a couple of things that we need to do at this particular point is just to say that within the context of the semiconductors, and that's really important because they scream to the upside to the 151.71 level. They're kind of lagging. They haven't got there yet. I'm using them somewhat as a clue of momentum of the tech sector and so far saying, we're holding our gains, but we're not making new highs. Have a wonderful rest of the weekend and I'll see you on Monday. How's it going?


Everybody, please give a very, very warm welcome to introduce the Secretary-General of the International Telecommunications Union, the ITU, Doreen Bogdan-Martin. Morning, everyone, and welcome to the AI for Good Global Summit. You heard the words of the Secretary-General very clearly. It is our joint responsibility. It's our joint responsibility, and he counts on us all to ensure that AI reaches its full potential while preventing and mitigating harms. This need for global cooperation, for what's possible when actors with different interests and expertise come together, that's what this summit has always been about. That's exactly what the world needs right now, and it's something that runs deep in the DNA of the ITU. For over 158 years, 158 years, we've been bringing together governments, industry leaders, experts under one roof with one purpose, and that is to bring out the best of technology while leaving no one behind. Think about it for a second. ITU was there when the telegraph took off, when the telephone, the television, and the radio came into our homes and into our lives, when satellites went into space, when a small group of computer scientists sent the first internet message and when the first mobile phone call was made. These defining moments have changed the world, and they brought us together. And ITU was there every step of the way to harmonize radio communications spectrum, satellite orbits to develop global technical standards and to support digital transformation in the developing world. We're on the cusp of another technological leap, perhaps the most profound and the most important of them all. When generative AI shocked the world just a few months ago, we had never seen anything like it. Nothing even close to it. Even the biggest names in tech found the experience mind-blowing. And just like that, the possibility that this form of intelligence could get smarter than us got so much closer than we ever thought, including those behind the technology. We've spent the last six years preparing for this very moment. Our first summit back in 2017 was the starting point for AI for Good and the global movement that we've created. AI for Good now has a community of 20,000 people worldwide on our neural network platform, and it's rising, I think, as we speak, Fred. It's standards, it's machine learning challenges, it's startup competitions, and it's much, much more. It's a collective effort to scale beneficially AI globally, both inside and outside the United Nations. And what a journey it's been. I want to thank the leaders in government, in business, in academia, civil society, and of course in the United Nations who have given their time, their energy, their effort to address the great possibilities, but also the challenges and the risks presented by AI. I look around this room and I see our UN sister agencies over 40 in total, and they've helped to make the AI for Good the UN's primary platform for AI. Together they've recently reported more than 280 projects, harnessing AI to mitigate things like climate change, transform education, fight hunger, eliminate poverty, and tackle other pressing issues covered by the SDGs, because ultimately technology is but a means and sustainable development for all is the end. But ladies and gentlemen, we're running out of time. Almost eight years after the adoption of the 2030 agenda for sustainable development, the SDGs are off track. Poverty and hunger are on the rise and we're faced with a triple planetary crisis of climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss that has pushed humanity to the brink. 12% of the SDG targets are on track while progress on others have stalled. Using AI to help put the 2030 agenda back on track is no longer just an opportunity, it's actually our responsibility. And as the deadline looms closer, I see three possible scenarios. The first one, let's imagine, it's September 25th, 2030. We're gathered in the UN General Assembly. It's 15 years to the day after the adoption of the SDGs, and we're inside that UNGA Hall. All 193 countries back together and we declare victory. Because AI lived up to its promise, medical research harnesses AI to find cures for diseases like cancer, like Alzheimer's. Precision agriculture increases crop yield and reduces food waste. AI helps provide clean energy, mitigate climate change, and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. The world sees a marked decrease in poverty, in inequality, and in environmental degradation. In the second scenario, the global community falls short of harnessing AI's potential for sustainable development. AI puts the jobs of millions at risk. Disinformation spreads widely online, undermining trust and cooperation. AI driven industries take a toll on the environment and on our planet's resources. Unchecked AI advancements lead to social unrest, geopolitical instability, and economic disparity on a scale we have never seen before. The third scenario, AI makes breakthroughs in things like healthcare, energy education, and other key areas possible. But it comes at a cost. As the concentration of power increases exponentially, wealthier countries are the ones who are reaping the benefits. As AI races at warp speeds, digital inclusion cannot keep up. Ladies and gentlemen, many of the questions that we have on AI have no answers yet. Should we hit a pause on giant AI experiments? Will we control AI more than it controls us? And will AI help humanity or destroy it? Here's what we know for sure. AI development will not wait. The sustainable development goals will not wait. And failure is not an option. That's the moment we're in. It's actually a historic moment. And it's a moment that calls for action. And today I'm calling on each of you. Each of you to use this summit to help the world to better understand what kinds of regulations, what kinds of guardrails we need to put in place right now. Right now for the development and the deployment of AI that is inclusive, that is safe, and that is responsible. We have in this room, we have also online, some of the leading experts behind the growing calls for AI governance and regulation that are here with us over the next two days. This is the time and this is the place to make concrete proposals to find a way forward. It's time to put human values first. And I'm calling for an AI that benefits everyone, including the 2.7 billion people worldwide that remain offline. Those who are left behind are at the very heart of the sustainable development goals and they need to be at the heart of how we design AI. Let's make sure that the countries with low technological capabilities receive the support that they need. I'm calling for an AI that is non-discriminatory. It's essential that we address all the forms of bias and we develop ethical and rights-based systems that ensure transparency and accountability. I'm calling for an AI that uses data that works for people, not against them. These are not just core UN values, they're universal and human values. So going back to the three scenarios I described before, what's the deciding factor? In the last scenario, the one plagued by rampant inequality, we turned a blind eye to growing digital divides and we let AI become another source of division. The guardrails that we put in place for AI were not as ambitious or inclusive as we need them to be. In the second scenario, where AI goes unchecked, we failed as a global community to come together on what these regulations should be. We let our differences get in the way of progress and we didn't put human interest first. In the first scenario, where AI lives up to its promise, we knew that we had to act fast to prevent AI risks from spiraling out of control. It was instrumental in having AI help rescue the SDGs. And we did the right thing by enacting global governance frameworks, allowing innovation to flourish while addressing all ethical safety and accountability considerations. Ladies and gentlemen, that's the choice before us. What are you going to choose? I choose the scenario where AI lives up to its promise. Are you with me? Will you stand for digital equality? Will you stand for the SDGs? Will you stand for AI for good?  Thank you for your support. Thank you for your commitment. Ladies and gentlemen, the era of generative AI is just beginning. And the future of AI has yet to be written. So together, let's make it innovative, let's make it safe, and let's make it responsible for all. Thank you very much.