I'm Major Kirk Drennan and I am an optometrist here with the Utah Air National Guard and what we're doing is the eye care for all of the people here into Frout and the surrounding areas. So in optometry we have two Moroccan ophthalmologists, we have three American optometrists, we have at all times at least two technicians, nurses, that are helping out. We've had two opticians that have rotated in here and then we have interpreters which are essential. And then we've also had troubleshooters, people who help us keep our equipment running. And so what we're able to do is we first do an eye exam where we're examining the ocular surface looking for any abnormalities like growths on the cornea or cataracts. And then we move on from that to checking people's vision to see if they need any eyewear. Then we do have hundreds upon hundreds of glasses that we brought. Almost all of our inventory is donated glasses. People's used prescriptions that are now being reused for the Moroccans. We have two surgeons with us, the Moroccan ophthalmologists are surgeons, so they're also removing some of those growths that I talked about that grow onto the cornea. And they're also doing cataract surgery. But there are certain conditions too that we can't treat in this environment. They just take more visits, equipment we don't have, time we don't have. So there are some challenges, things that we can't address. And despite having hundreds of glasses, we don't have everybody's prescription. And we run out of prescriptions as we go along. I really love being able to help people out this way. It's been a desire of mine before I even went to optometry school. For me, the most rewarding part is when people put on their glasses and they'll say look at a near chart and then they start to smile or they start pointing at the things that they're seeing perhaps for the first time in years.


So today I'm gonna show you how I've made just over 4,000 pounds so far The positions to open short in natural gas, which means I make money as the price goes down the platform I'm using is trading to one two and The technical indicators that I'm using are the SMA the EMA the VWAT the MACD and the RSI Settings for all of those I'll be on YouTube somewhere Either whether you whether you watch my ones or other people's let's have a look Typical just as I've started the video. It's just Under 4,000 now put screenshots as evidence It'd be an over 4,000. I'm still in the position And I think it's got the potential to probably make just over six to seven thousand pound profit If all goes right, so I'm gonna show you why I got into it in the first place There's a whole lot of astronomy for men in this one with all my technical analysis Although natural gas does react quite hard to fundamentals and the report that comes out every Thursday at 3 30 in the UK It does react to that quite bad, but Here we are. So this is the train two on two with everything set up SMA EMA VWAT MACD RSI yada yada yada The reason I got in in the first place is because Natural gas always peaks out about three dollars or it peaks out as high as it's usually gonna go in November And it's usually around three dollars. So I have price alert set for that. So if you have a look If we go on the one day candle, so you can see this is around The end of October start of November for 2020 And you see the peak that November and pulls back and then Texas froze, which is why we've had this this second peak so Well, that's going on. I thought it'd be a good time to Short it which means I make money as it goes down And you can see all the points that I've bought in it as it's fallen so what I'm waiting for here is For it to break below the EMA and the VWAT which it has done so you can see that it's pulling back and then as it As it's coming down It's pushing up and then the VWAT and the EMA has become a Resistance so you see it's trending down trending down pushes up resistance trending down trending down And then here really I should have sold out at this point here This probably would have been the best point to go. It's broken below the SMA which It then pushed up and then broke back above and then it pulled back. So I was like hmm Maybe it's going to keep trending down and then it's pushed up again and to be fair by the textbook again I probably should have sold out here But just based on where it usually goes to and from if we zoom out a little bit You can see that it bottoms out like 245 is where I've got my take profit set out or maybe a little bit higher Maybe I'm a bit greedy without like 2.5 So that's why I'm kind of keen to just hold on and maybe I'm just being greedy but um With this so you can see it's broken below the SMA again It's still trending below the VWAT and the EMA and the SMA The only things that are a bit sketchy is RSI send this over so the MACD is indicating a buy So what I'm hoping is going to happen Just for like continuity sake is I think it's going to keep pushing up probably over the next day or two Maybe not even long as that hit the VWAT VMA and then continue to trend down and then hopefully it might take profit Which will make me about seven thousand pounds if I'm not wrong And then you can see with that just talking about the EMA and the VWAT as a resistance You can see that on the hourly as well so it's just hit the EMA and the VWAT on the hourly's and It looks like it's kind of flat line a little bit and hopefully it will trend down It's kind of hard to tell because it is literally three o'clock in the morning So the trade-in volumes for gas is always super low at these sorts of times. Yeah, that's like midnight till 5 a.m. Yesterday, and then it peaks it picks up as like the European markets open So as the European markets open we'll see but you can see that it's Trending down we've made seventy six pound since I Started this video So, yeah, that's everything. I hope that that was maybe helpful Maybe a bit insightful as to why I shorted that guess just a little short one for you If you found it helpful give it a thumbs up subscribe I do more videos like this were also videos where I track my net worth and a bunch of tutorials and anything that makes money What else have I got going on? I'm not sure check it out and you'll find out Follow me on socials mark Freeman official for tiktok Instagram You can message me on those as well and I'll always respond So if you've got any questions or you just want to chat hit me up on there And apart from that I'll catch you guys next time


Hi everyone, Joe for JaspiesCaseBreaks.com with 2022-23 Bowman University Chrome basketball four box random letter number 28. Random first letter of their first name. 28, 29, and 30 are from the same case. So this is from a fresh case. There's all the letters plus the combos right there, all basketball. Big thanks to this group. As opposed to the previous Bowman U break, we did inception which also includes little football. Alright, so let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Two and a one, three times for names and letters. One, two, and three. You got Ruben down at Tristan. Two and a one, three times for the letters one, two, and good luck. Third and final time we got EG down to J. Alright Ruben with EG, Michael with F, Daniel with C, Michael with T, D, Tristan with P, Ruben with A, V, and S, abs. Ruben also has no and O. Tristan with WZ, Daniel with M, Ruben with K, B, L, H, Tristan with R, and J. Let's sort this alphabetically by letter. And I'm going to pause a bit.  So that's the trade window. Be right back. Alright, welcome back everybody. No deals were done and I did bring the case over here. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. Appreciate it. On a Wednesday, saved it. Otherwise there's going to be some boxes spilling around all over the place. Alright, so let's take two off that side and two off this side. So now we have three stacks of four. These are a third of a case break. So we'll go one, two, three, four, and then five, six on the dice roll. That's five. One, two, three, four, five, six. So this is this stack we're going to do here. And then we'll do these next time. Tomorrow probably. We'll probably run through both of these stacks tomorrow. Maybe some more inception. Good luck. It's a fresh case. Four box from a fresh case. So hope spring's eternal here. Any golf fans out there? The US Open is here in Los Angeles. So there's a little US Open buzz in the air, I want to say. I'm going on Sunday. So I don't know who's covering for me on Sunday. But I did take the Sunday off.  I'm going to use that to go see the final round of the US Open on Sunday. Hopefully it's a good one. So the frikas were kind of expensive. They were kind of expensive. So I hope it's a... Oh, we got a big kahuna autograph up top. Like, I want to see like a playoff. When's the last time a US Open golf tournament been in a playoff? Has it? I mean, it must have. There's 120-some-odd US Opens. Rex, just saw the supposed front row to replace Pat Sajek, and it's not a surprise. Who is it going to be? Is it going to be James Corden? I say it's James Corden. Is he not doing that show anymore? His late night show anymore? Take a guess. It's a guy that does literally everything it seems. The guy that does... The guy that took over for the New Year's Eve show. Ernest Uda... Ernest Uda Jr. Big kahuna. 11 out of 115. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That guy. That guy. C Crest. Ryan C Crest. C Crest out. Letter E. That's for Ruben. That's Jarex Walker to 399. That'll go to letter J. That's going to go to Tristan. Huh. I'd rather... Yeah, I'd rather see Anderson Cooper than Ryan C Crest, but I guess what's the demographic of people that watch Wheel of Fortune on a regular basis? I don't think that demographic crosses over, would say, for example, you guys. So I suppose people that would want to see someone like Ryan C Crest during the day or during the early evening. Jaden Zachary, 212 out of 499. That's for the letter J, Tristan. Imagine C Crest doing group breaks. Rex saying he might take my job. I'll bet C Crest would do an excellent job doing group breaks, actually. He's a professional. He's great on screen, on camera. He's a handsome dude. People like watching him. You know, pretty family friendly, pretty mainstream. I'm sure he's a big... Is he a big sports guy? I'm sure he likes sports. I'm sure he could figure that out. He's got a good voice. He could do group breaks. It's Catelyn Clark for Daniel in the letter C. I'm sure he can convince a lot of people to join some group breaks. Just the name recognition alone would bring hundreds of viewers, thousands of viewers, maybe, to a YouTube channel. Alright, there's the first box, box 2. Can he sing? I don't know. I don't know if he's... I mean, I'm assuming he does. How much do you think Ryan C Crest makes? You know what? I want a host. Would you guys watch me do Wheel of Fortune? I want to do Wheel of Fortune. Rex, do you think my sarcasm and my cutting jibes would do well on Wheel of Fortune? I think that would work. Now, I don't want to do Jeopardy. Jeopardy? I don't want to do Jeopardy. I'll do Joparty. Not Jeopardy. If they change the show to Joparty, I'll definitely do it. This is Joparty. And only if it's on HBO, so I can curse. What up, MFers? Welcome to Joparty. I don't know. See, I don't want to do Family Feud, because that means that Steve Harvey is either out of that job or he's dead. I like him as a host of Family Feud. Yeah, Family Feud. That's another one I would do. That's pretty good. You just interview people. You talk to people. I like talking to people. Now, I think someone didn't... Michael Strahan bring back the pyramid? I like that. I like the show, but the host doesn't really do much. Same with Jeopardy. The host just asks questions or gives you answers, then you ask questions. Chris Murray for Ruben and the letter K. Wheel of Fortune is kind of like that, too. I guess you're right. If I had a game show to choose from to host, Family Feud would be up there. We did watch a lot of Feud during the pandemic, and there was no sports. One of my favorite, it's always Sunny in Philadelphia episodes, also Parity. They call it Family Fight. But also Parity's Family Feud. Mark Mitchell going to Daniel. It's a Lee of Austin. But Family Feud out, because then you interact a little bit. When people give you bad answers and their entire family saying, bad answer, I could be like, no, bad answer. Nice Brandon Miller, Orange Shimmer for Ruben and the letter B. 7 out of 25, Brandon Miller. No, Hollywood Squares, no, Match Game, no. You should have quit while you were a head, Rex. You should have stuck with Family Feud. Now you're just spitballing right now. No, you had it right the first time. Yes, you are B. You're Ruben, right? You got the letter B and I called it for you. Brandon Miller, Ruben with letter B. Did I not call it for you? Here's a Marcus Sasser and Victor Raywave to 150. Maybe I said something different on this. You can go back. You can DVR it. You can go make sure you come back live though to the live point this frame. Wait, so is Brandon Miller in trouble or is he not in trouble? What's the story now? I think initially, I haven't followed the story too closely, but initially he was in trouble and then they were like, nah, he's good because he wasn't directly involved in like the shooting because I think he played afterwards, right? Is that the same guy or am I thinking of someone else? Okay, good. I think he was peripherally involved but not directly involved. Not enough for him to get in trouble, I guess. Well, that's good. It was his gun that he gave to a teammate. That's what Tyler thinks, you believe. I thought it was someone else's gun that he delivered there that he gave to that he drove over to the friend and then he left the scene after that, which is I think that's the crucial bit. Regardless of ownership, I think the fact that he left probably was one of the better decisions he made. He's like, yep, not going to hang around here. See you guys. Ooh, redemption. Yeah. Ooh, an orange big kahuna. I like that. Artario Morris for Rubin in the letter A. Now, I know RJ Rubin's heart rate up a little bit on that redemption because if any of you have been watching these breaks pretty closely, it's Jaden Zachary, Raywave autograph, 002 out of 199. That's for Tristan in the letter J. There's Mark Mitchell to 299. Alright, those are our autographs. That's one, that's two over there. There's a super fractor in this. I don't think anyone really cares about the rest of these cards. Oh, there's another autograph. Wait, was that from the previous box? Now I'm confused. Duran Holmes, letter D, that's for Michael. A big kahuna, Caitlin Clark. What a box. I like what I'm seeing here. She's pretty darn good. Ultra competitive from what I hear. She is fearless. Fearless. You know, has that mamba mentality. Alright, let's see that redemption is going to be good luck everybody. Alright, congratulations someone. You are due to receive a Bowman Chrome Prospects autograph parallel of, we should see the first letter of his name soon. Not that person, but I think the other person though, this is still good. It's Scoot Henderson. Now Ruben has letter V, not a victor, but you also have letter S for Scoot Henderson, who's probably going to be the number two overall pick. Not the victor, but this is still pretty nice. Alright, final box. Good luck everybody.  We were talking about, we were talking about, just to put a bow on this other conversation that left dangling, was when's the last time the US Open golf had gone to a playoff, because I'm going on Sunday, which is going to be a lot of fun. I enjoy the golf, and I was like, man, it'd be the best if I get a full day of watching golf at LA Country Club, which I'll probably never set foot in in any other circumstance, unless there's an event happening there.  But the last playoff was a long time ago, 2008, where Tiger Woods beat Rocco at Torrey Pines, the south course of Torrey Pines. I know RJ, but better than, nothing. He's got the number two overall pick, LA Country Club. The one next to the Westfield Shopping Center in Century City, which is on Santa Monica Boulevard, and I think Wilshire cuts in between the north course and the south course. They built a bridge over that. The USGA built a pedestrian bridge, I think, to connect so people don't have to wait to stop like at like the Beverly Hilton or whatever that is. I think there's a Trader Vicks there on the corner. It's the first time that Country Club has been around since the early 1900s. I think it's the first time they've hosted a major championship. I think it's, I don't even know if they've posted a P.J. Tour event let alone a major. Maybe it has. Maybe a major it hasn't hosted. There's Race Thompson to $2.99, but it's this weekend, first round tomorrow. I gotta make my bets. I gotta put my pool picks in. I'll be working on that tonight. There's Trey White for Michael and the letter T. Oh, that's the Rey Wave parallel, and that's number to $1.99 by the way. Got a Caitlyn Clark base. That's gonna go to Daniel. We got Ernest Uda Jr. 24 out of 50 gold shimmer. Nice letter E. Ruben. And that, my friends, is almost that. Drace Walker Tristan with letter J is your final auto. There you go, gang. I'm Joe for Jazzbeescasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


So I'm not supposed to talk about this backroom's level, like it literally says, to not reproduce this document, but here I am talking about it. Hey, guys, Broogly here. And in this video, I'm gonna be talking about a very unique backroom's level called Asset 9982. Again, no one's supposed to talk about it, probably because how dangerous it is, or because of all the unknown creatures that spawn here. But anyways, I'm sharing it with tens of thousands of you, so yeah, let's hop into it, shall we? Shameless plug time. Go check out my gaming channel, Tugly, for streaming clips and reactions, and join the Discord in the description below if you wanna chat with me and other people from the channel. Thanks. So Asset 9982 starts off with a warning. Do not share or reproduce this document without the express permission of the backroom's non-aligned trading group. So yeah, if I disappear, it's their fault. Anyways, the level is seemingly controlled at one point by the BNTG, and is still controlled by them. The BNTG is the backroom's non-aligned trading group, which is a group that's kinda similar to Meg. In fact, they used to be in Meg and they split off from them. They're much more secretive, and there are just really a bunch of strange aspects about them, and this level, that make no sense, and that's what I'll be diving into in this video. The sections in this video are the level description, the creatures and entities, and then finally, why is this level being hidden from everybody? Let's go. Have you thought about eating healthier this fall?   Hello Fresh understands that you don't wanna come home after work or school and eat a PB&J every day for dinner. They get it, which is why they offer up to 40 recipes that you can choose from per week. That way you'll never get bored with the same old food. So when life gets undoubtedly busy in the next few months, do not settle for delivery or anything else, choose Hello Fresh. It's 25% cheaper than Takeout. It's also less expensive than groceries and it comes with pre-porsche and ingredients so you don't have to worry about buying too much or forgetting something or anything like that. It's all right there in the package. For this video, I made the sweet chili pork and cabbage stir fry and it took right under 24 minutes from start to finish. And seriously, for a 20 minute meal, this is absolutely fantastic. If you wanna get your hands on one of these, go to HelloFresh.com and use code 50bruggly at checkout for 50% off and free shipping. I repeat, 50% off plus free shipping. Thank you to HelloFresh for sponsoring this video and let's get back into it, shall we? So the level consists of a large, weirdly shaped, flat plane that's around eight kilometers across and five kilometers wide, or five miles by three miles if you speak American. Anyways, the level only being five by three makes it one of the smaller levels that I've gone over. Actually, definitely one of the smallest in the top five at least. The entire ground of this flat plane is covered in some type of artificial grass, like that really green, fake grass and that itself is resting on top of concrete. The level's ambience is chill at first, but otherworldly, it almost feels like you're in the sky on a big, flat floor made out of concrete and fake grass. The level is always dark and the sky above you is always dark as well and it takes the appearance of gray and black clouds accompanied by some mist, except it's not actually a sky. That's why I did the air quotes, you just couldn't see them. It seems to be another flat surface but with the texture of gray clouds on it. Now this is interesting because that's just like level 998 has. That level has a flat surface with a blue sky and white clouds. This level has a roof of black sky and gray clouds. At the edges and corners of this level there's no walls or anything like that.  Those who have attempted to walk through this foggy mist to see what's back there have never been seen from or heard from again and we really don't know what to make out of it. At the very center of the level there is a small series of white concrete buildings.  The buildings can range from being the size of apartment buildings to being pretty small cubes and some of them even have things like bedrooms and furniture and kitchens and stuff like that inside. Some of them even have working bathrooms.  It's almost like there are condensed versions of level zero inside of these white buildings. Now a theory about why the level seems to be this weirdly constructed level of this flat plane with fake grass and weird white boxes is that the back rooms remodeling company had something to do with it. So the BRC is a very mysterious and strange group of people that are in the back rooms and they seemingly manipulate and change level layouts and entire levels to some degree even sometimes creating their own levels. For example, they literally crafted all of sub-level 0.2 like that level did not exist before they made it. Anyways, it seems like they've definitely had some stuff done here to make this level weird. For instance, putting those white buildings up with the mazes inside and putting the fake grass on top of the concrete it just seems like something they would do. And it's at this point in your exploration of this level that the cracks in its safe facade start to show and its true color, its dangerous color becomes apparent. You are not as safe as you think you are. You see at first this level seems really relaxing just a calm dark level with a fake grassy floor that spreads out for a few miles and just nothing else until you get to the entities. The most notable part of this level is just how many entities seem to spawn here. Now this might be why no one is supposed to know about this level simply because it's so dangerous or it could be for other reasons which I'll get into in a few minutes. Almost any type of entity can manifest here and the level also produces its own strange entities of many types. These creatures are unknown, they've never been seen before and some of them just look so disgusting and creepy that it just makes you cringe the side of them. Now you can see the usual SFV virus victim or the skin stealer or a hound or something like that but you also will see some other rare creatures like blanche or clinker toys or shadow entities or other things that logically shouldn't be here. In one account someone saw a giant stone monster that was just walking around attacking somebody and there's other entities as well like ones that should live in water that are just floating around here. It seems as if anything can be here at any time and they all seemingly come out of the dark mist surrounding the level. Another weird thing is that the entities here behave even more aggressively than they normally do towards people. They seem to go out of their way to chase and attack anyone they see. Even typically peaceful entities like doll faces or something are aggressive here. They'll just start running after you and attacking and because of this the level's properties are steeped in mystery and no one has any answers for the entities or the strange layout or anything but we do know when the level was discovered. It was found after a wanderer located a plain white door way back on level one. Now this is kind of weird and out of place for that level since there's not really too many doors there and especially a plain white door it kind of just sticks out like a sore thumb and to this day that is the only known entrance to this place and that's very dangerous. So why is this level hidden from everyone? In the recent years it turns out that the level is being used as some sort of entity farm to harvest rare materials and objects from creatures who spawn here but it doesn't just stop there because the level also doubles as some sort of arena combat place where wanderers have to fight aggressive entities to receive the materials and resources from them. It also seems to be a place that the BNTG group sends its enemies or people that have wronged them in some way as some sort of punishments or prison or purgatory. They send them here to fight these creatures as some sort of twisted punishment. Not very fun and it could be because of this dark pastime that the level is being hidden from the masses. The issue with the level entrance being that white door back on level one is that it leads to many people coming here by complete accident having no idea that they're likely walking into their own grave because the level initially seems safe and you see the calm white buildings and the grassy expansive floor you think it's safe until you get too deep into it and you start seeing the monsters crawling out of the mist that surrounds it. So for these reasons and many others, asset 9982 needs to be avoided at all cost which is why the level is being hidden for most people. Whoopsie! And because of this hidden nature and some people having to fight entities here some wanderers have resorted to calling this small level Fight Club because of the amount of entities and people that have ended up trapped here and having to fight for survival because once you walk through that white door it is extremely hard to make your way out of the level. Anyways, that's it for this video. Thank you so much for watching. This one was really cool. I love the secrecy behind it. I love how it's hidden. I mean, you literally cannot find it in the list of levels on the back of Zwicky Dye. So this is a little lore exclusive piece from the brookster to you. Hope you enjoyed. Check out Tugli and Spoogely. If you want more content from me I'm really uploading a lot of content I enjoy on Spoogely right now. Lots of video essays and deep dives. Check it out. Also follow my Twitter and join the Discord for more updates and live streams and announcements, that kind of thing. Thank you so much for all you do and I will see all of you lovely people in the next video on any of my channels. Bye.


My name is Mark Shaw. I'm the Director of the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime. I met USIP to talk about our work together and continuing to partner with the Institute. I think the idea that the US Assistant should just engage or be training of law enforcement or other institutions is not enough. There really does need to be a wider view supporting research and indeed the US does support work that the Global Initiative is doing, including the Global Index of Organized Crime. So really this changing of approach, this understanding, this problem, the problem that is evolving very rapidly better, I think is all part of the package of what needs to be done. The impact is so multifaceted. So anything from the environment to health to education to conflict, I could go on, there's just this list of impacts. At heart it really affects people's livelihoods, their life chances, how they engage in economic activity, how they engage in social relations. I think people in the Global North often don't understand the degree to which organized crime or criminal governance dominates people's lives in different places in the world. This also occurs in developed countries as well as developing countries, but it's really become quite marked in many places that agree to which communities and citizens live under criminalized forms of control. I think one of the big challenges is that because it's so multifaceted we often don't really take it all together, to add it up if you like. And so it's a slow drip of impact without any really dramatic occasions when the light is shine on it, 50 people drowning in the Mediterranean, linked to migrants smuggling, people then talk in greater detail around the issue. But taken together, the impact is vast and we really need to do something about that by reducing the harms that illicit markets have. We've been doing or growing the work that we do in Asia quite dramatically. We've appointed new people, new analysts. We have a growing physical footprint in the region. And what we've been interested in doing is mapping or overlaying illicit flows with the physical locality of Belt and Road Initiative infrastructure and the like to show that big infrastructure changes, what historical research shows really changes trafficking routes. Trafficking is not, it occurs on the global highways of commerce. It's not hidden, it takes place in containers through established ports and the like. So big infrastructure developments like that have an enormous impact on trafficking patterns. That's particularly so in this case because of the global scale of the illicit economy and the fact that Belt and Road Initiative, if you like, if you look on our website you can see the connections. It is often mapping relatively, it is joining relatively vulnerable areas in Southeast Asia, East Africa and the like. So that's the work that we are undertaking. Part of that is also to, in Southeast Asia, but also elsewhere, is to look at the impact of special economic zones. So these are zones where economic activity is less regulated, if you like, or not taxed. And some of these are very vulnerable to the growth of illicit economy, criminal activities and the like. So that's what the work is focusing on. It's future-oriented. What we're trying to say is there are important ways of crime-proofing this as we go forward. Geopolitical tensions being what they are now, I think the linkage between organized crime, the politicization to some degree around some of the discussion around organized crime is all part of the emerging, if you like, policy debate on what we believe is a crucial area.


is July 20th, 1962. And so King wrote this keynote address to, you know, to present Jackie Robinson to these 800-plus people at the Waldorf Astoria on the occasion again of him being inducted to the Hall of Fame. So it's a very interesting address in that he accounts for the changes taking place in the nation. His push in Albany, Georgia to integrate the society and how he is serious about the changes that need to take place. This is something that he mentions in the first few pages of the document. What I find really important about the document is a discussion about Jackie Robinson's mother and this is, again, research that people really have neglected as it relates to, you know, how does Robinson learn about integrating society? What examples, you know, what examples does he have? What, you know, and so the idea that that King himself acknowledges Maley Robinson, Jackie Robinson's mother, her contribution is something I think is really important. That's an important part of this document. Okay, so this is out of, this is the letter here. And so it says it seems particularly fitting that the latest battle in the Holy War for freedom has its locale in the state of Georgia. Jackie Robinson was born in that state and the indomitable spirit which is characteristic of heroic Negro women of the South is the same stripe of courage and integrity which marks Maley Robinson, Jackie's mother who sits with us tonight. We're certain that the mother of our guest of honor is content in the realization that the vision she cherished was not nursed in vain. It was the vision of a woman who without help had to bring a family out of the bleak shadows of the sharecroppers life into the sunlight of new opportunity in the far west. This is Jackie Robinson's night but he himself will be the first to tell you that you cannot declare a night in his honor without also honoring the two women who have been his inspiration and his strength. Maley Robinson, his wonderful God-faring mother and Rachel Robinson, his wife, companion, his solace and full partner in moments of despair as well as moments of triumph. So again, this is such a powerful testimony to him not doing it on his own but Robinson being groomed within the context of the early 20th century by his mother who is sharing this formula to not just being successful but for identifying yourself as being a human being deserving of the rights of full citizenship which I think is amazing and you know so this is just one part of this you know these documents that you know I would even have students do more research on and what way was she an inspiration you know how did she demonstrate you know this way in which to win people over you know is through her kindness did she demonstrate on the block how you convince people of your humanity what was her formula what was her technique that brings up another question too the role of women within black communities it's it's you know it's this new history is uncovering the fact that you know black women represented these outsiders within there were the domestics who worked in white communities who traversed those lines of discrimination and brought back information to their families so similar to Jackie Robinson and his mother mainly you have Ralph Ellison's mother who worked as a domestic who brought information from outside their community into the community so these these mothers these women these contributors to this community were bringing much much more to the community besides their ability to earn an income they were bringing this knowledge that could and did inspire the next generation to continue to fight for their rights and Robinson is just one example you know I would say that you know a Joe Lewis does the same thing in 1920s when his family moves to Detroit along with Jesse Owens same thing in Cleveland so but these are the people we've identified as being significant because of their accomplishments what about those that we don't know about that have also contributed greatly to you know increasing the opportunities for not just African-Americans but for all people who've been marginalized


SGA, of course, it was SGA with the game winner with a second left on the clock. And one right there, by the way. They clinched the playoff spot. He ended up with 19. Josh Giddy with 16, 13 rebounds, 12 assists, and Jalen freaking Williams, 33 points. The game winner was with 2.6 left on the clock. It was such a high drama ending to this game, but if we didn't have Nikola Jokic, is he 100% the MVP?   They have the solely and the number one thing this kid has done. Look how he reacts to it.  It's just another shot that he even said after the game. He practiced the shots. He wanted to get to this. He's taken thousands and millions of these jumpers. Gets right to it. The guy is so calm, so collected.  So yeah, I think with Joel going down, it kind of became this two-man race. And now it's hard. We've said it, lose been on him since day one. And the fact that if they do continue to get this number one seed, it's hard not to go this way, but this was an unbelievable game, unbelievable shot. He struggled all night long, too. And it didn't matter. Jalen Williams was great at 30 plus points, kind of his domino stretch. They still knew who to get the ball to. It's SGA, and he got it done. Why, what is the thing that will keep him from getting it? I know Jokic is a big names been doing it, but.  Really? Yeah, the number one seed, that shot. Listen, we love style. We like cool things. We like buzzer beaters. We like game winners. That did it. You know, Jokic has, he has those games where he fills up stat sheets, but it's like, it's so, it's just anti-climatic. You know what I mean? And this right here, and with voters, I think this does it. He's been doing it all year. He's been leading this basketball team. I feel more confident about my pick than any time before. So I have a question about this particular game just because it was such high drama and it was so much fun to watch. And the biggest knock against this Thunder team, no matter where they are in the Western Conference at any moment, is that they're too young to make a long run. Does a game, and the way it ends like yesterday, do anything to change that? I think they put that narrative to bed a while ago. You know, this team is dare serious. One thing, two things that the Oklahoma City Thunder have working for them that you can't buy. Chemistry and confidence. These young guys play with so much confidence. They play well together. You have those two things. They're the real deal.  It's gonna be ups and downs. It's gonna be peaks and valleys for young teams. They hadn't went through a lot of adversity. They've been steady. They've been going straight ahead. And all of this is on the back of SGA and the Jalen Williams and the Chet Holmgrens. These guys are fully loaded. They're a really good young basketball team. So I don't think yesterday was the measuring stick. I don't think the Knicks were the measuring stick. But I think that was a big win for them going into the last two weeks of the season and they can carry it over into the playoffs. And by the way, this is a team that's a young team. We always talk about their youth. We haven't seen them do it in the postseason, but when they continue to win this many games and they do have bright moments like this, they've beaten good teams. They've absolutely ran. Bad teams are the different. They've shown us a little bit of everything. They've won them with their defense. They've won with their scoring. They've had close games where they've had closers. Jalen Williams, one of the leading scorers in the NBA and fourth quarter point. So it's not just SGA either.  Josh Skinny's had a great year. They have this Lou Dort, who kind of is that fifth starter that literally plays defense and guards the best offensive player on the other team every single night. So they just fit. And early, I remember when I watched them, it just kind of looked like a fun young AU team, just because of how they played, how young they were. This is a team that was also just in New York City on a Saturday night and still came out and handled their business on a Sunday Easter game. So that was a mature win for me. And I do think Jalen Brunson got fouled on the play before that could have been an M1. So did he. But it doesn't matter. SGA got to his spot. He rose over McRide, and that's what big-time players do. And you know what else we're not talking about? If they get Gordon Hayward going again, that changes everything for them in their bench play. Yeah, he's been struggling a little bit, trying to find his footing with this team. But if they can get him going, he gives them a great look, gives them a stretch for that they can rely on coming off their bench.  They're a little thin there. But I think that's a problem for only a couple of teams. It's gonna be a problem with Denver and they ought to be a problem if they get to the finals and play a Joel and B. Other than that, I think they're in good position. There are moments yesterday, like when he goes up against Hartenstein, you're just like aware of how he's kind of, not frail, but he doesn't look like he can hold it down against some of the big dudes, yet that might be coming. Josh Giddy, by the way, there are some dudes that love playing at the garden and I'm assuming we're gonna go ahead and throw him in that category because now he's played three games there and has a triple double in each of those. What is it about the garden, y'all? Chandler, what is, there's some guys that just... I love playing at the garden. Listen, that's the... Why are you laughing? I've been mature, go ahead. He, listen, this is the Mecca. This is the Mecca. As an athlete, as a competitor, you want to perform on the greatest stage. That's MSG, so this kid, maybe it's a fluke, maybe it's not, but he seems to continue to have great games in this building and it's cool to go there.  But you got it, Lou. All right, Lou, why don't you not touch that and we'll just keep it moving. I won't touch it, I promise you. Shams, I know you're still there. I hope you're eating cake in between shots of you, but the Knicks, no Julius Randall, no OG Annobe yet. What can you tell us about that? I'm nervous. Yeah, these are serious losses for the Knicks. I mean, obviously, OG Annobe, he's been out since March 16th, inflamed elbow. The hope is that the inflammation goes down. At some point, he's gonna be able to come back. The hope has been that it's gonna be when, more of like, which day exactly, which game exactly? When is he gonna wake up feeling better than if, but with Julius Randall, it's a little bit more precarious. I mean, this is someone that's been out since January 27th. We're already into April, and he still has not done anything more than controlled contact with that dislocated shoulder. And Josh Hart, his comments I thought last night were very telling. He said we have to operate as if neither of those two is gonna be back in the lineup. So for the Knicks, it's really a wait-and-see approach. It seems OG Annobe is more likely than Julius Randall at this point, but we'll see. And Mitchell Robinson also missed the game last night with the ankle injury as well. You know what's interesting to me about this, Shams, is they, it is true, when you have guys missing like they do, and they've had Mitchell Robinson in and out, they've had Julius Randall out, they've had OG now for quite a time, you do see light at the end of the tunnel when you're playing and you're keeping your head above water. They're 15 and 13 without those guys, and then OG came out for those back of those three games, and they won all three of those games. So it is kind of annoying when you are one of the players that are playing and you keep hearing how good we're going to be when everybody's back out, but, but Tips's rotation to me are crazy. Last night, Josh Hart, 45 minutes, Miles McBride, 45 minutes, Dante DiVincenzo, 39 minutes. Oh, a slow night. Meanwhile, Bogdanovitch, who they literally, I thought was going to be like this deal breaker was going to really help their team, plays 10 minutes, Alec Berks plays 12 minutes. Have you seen them playing? I know, but it's like almost like Tips has his guys that defend and are tough and hard on it. He like, he did the same thing with Fournier, but when you play these guys that many minutes and you're talking about all these injuries, I would think they would, he would kind of mix it up a little bit, especially with guys like Badamaccio, they kind of made the move for it to better their team. And Alec Berks the same way. So I don't understand necessarily the clip at the minutes that these guys are playing, especially when they have three or four rotation guys out, but they have a lot of talent on that bench. It's not really getting the minutes that they could be getting. I think, for my money, I think he has tried to put Bogdanovitch and Berks in there. As a matter of fact, I would argue that he's put Berks in there longer than he probably should have played in some of those games. And I think he's trying to get them to be a part of it. Have you noticed I've been watching a lot of Nick's games? I think he wants them to be, but they're not producing. So what is he supposed to do?  There's also basketball is a rhythm game. You got to allow him opportunity to catch a rhythm as well. You know, playing... But you're battling for each game. You can't afford it. So what do you do?   I just don't know if a recipe playing two or three starters 45 out of the 48 minutes. Yeah, and he should have learned it. Is the key to success. He should have learned it from experience. Yeah.  It's a lot of minutes. We're talking about this whole load management. That doesn't exist in New York. That doesn't exist for chips. But I think he's... This is my argument. McBride, for example, was given an opportunity to come in. Injuries and all that stuff. And he has literally shown how valuable he is. So you can't take him out. Those guys have come in and not done that so that they're out. How can you do it in eight to 10 minutes? I don't know, Lou. You got eight to 10 minutes to shine. Eight to 10 minutes. So eight to 10 minutes a game, that's a minute and a half, two minutes stretches, a half. You can do a lot in two minutes. You can shine.


This will be a case-based approach to pediatric type of diffused gliomas. So this was a young child who had presented with symptoms of raised intracranial tension, seizures, etc. And these are the images, that's a T1 plane image, T2, a flare post contrast, that's a diffusion, that's the ADC map, that's the gradient and that is post contrast T1. So what one can appreciate here is that there is a large tumor which is present in close proximity or which is involved in the midline, that is the thalamus as well as the basal ganglia and has presence of T1 hyperintensity going to hemorrhage within the tumor. In addition one can also appreciate that there is this sulcal enhancement which is present along the sylvian fissure as well as along the parietoxapital fissure implying there is CSF seeding of the tumor.  In addition what one can also appreciate on this T1 post contrast sagittal spinal image is that there is extensive enhancement present along the spinal cord which can be appreciated implying there is extensive CSF seeding and unfortunately and very rarely also some of these patients can present with metastasis to other organs. In this scenario you can appreciate the focal areas of altered marrow signals by virtue of presence of metastasis to the bones. So diffuse midline gliomas have a tendency towards CSF seeding and leptomaniacal spread. So it would be pertinent to image these patients using the imaging of the entire craniospinal axis so that you detect the leptomaniacal spread of this dioplasm to other parts of the CNS as well. This is a companion pay case again a midline glioma with extensive CSF seeding as can be seen with this nodular appearance around the ventricles and then as we go down cordially into the posterior fossa we have an expanded plump or fatty pons which is partially encasing the basilar artery which is nothing but a diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma which is nothing but another form of midline glioma. So midline gliomas would classically manifest in the region of midline typically the brainstem or structures which are close to the midline like thalamus, basal ganglia or even the spinal cord. So the mutation associated with midline gliomas includes H3 case 27 mutation however that being said the glioma is no longer called mutant but rather an altered midline glioma because there are also additional mutations which can be present with these gliomas and these are the classical locations which has been alluded to usually DIPG would present at about 7 years of age and non-brainstem or something like supratentorial midline gliomas typically manifest in the third decade of life these are have presence of H3K27 mutation and usually have a dismal outlook of about 9 months to 12 months long median survival leptomaninjel dissemination is common hence the need for a complete craniospinal access imaging. Moving on to next case is a diffuse hemispheric glioma so if one encounters a tumor in a child who is under 5 years of age which is involving the hemisphere and not the midline then one can consider a diagnosis of H3G34 mutant hemispheric glioma. Another glioma is the high grade glioma which is H3 wild type and IDH wild type so if one encounters a patient in clinical practice say for example a kid with leukemia who has undergone a craniospinal irradiation and develops an intracranial glioma especially in the supratentorial compartment as a long term complication of radiotherapy one should entertain a diagnosis of this type of diffuse glioma. Next is infant type of hemispheric glioma typically as the name suggests encountered in infants again these are predominantly driven by the RAS and MAPK mutations with those having RAS MAPK mutations having better prognosis than those without and these can make a glioblastoma in the adult patients. Then a point to be noted here is that as per the WHO CNS 5-2021 classification a glioblastoma term is no more valid as far as pediatric patients are concerned so never use the term glioblastoma in pediatric patients. Moving on to pediatric type of low grade gliomas and this is one good example wherein one can appreciate that there is a tumor which is present in the right temporal lobe and on a CT scan shows dense calcification. So this is an entity known as plenty that is polymorphous low grade neuroepithelial tumor of the young and this tumor has plenty of calcifications. So if you have if the patient has a low grade tumor which is based in the temporal lobe has plenty of calcifications and does not have any high grade features like mass effect, midline shift, extensive perillational edema consider a diagnosis of this low grade tumor that is a polymorphous low grade neuroepithelial tumor of the young which has an excellent prognosis compared to any other diffuse pediatric gliomas. Moving on to circumscribed astrocytics or glial supratentorial tumors. So this is the first tumor wherein this was a young adult 17 years old who had presented with facial paracetias and features of vomiting and what can one appreciate on this T2 that there is a predominantly cystic lesion with a mural nodule which is somewhat PL or pile based and a mural nodule shows fluoride post contrast enhancement. So any diagnosis here yes that's a perfect diagnosis. So this is nothing but a classic case of a pleomorphic xanthoastrocytoma which is again a MAPK RARS driven neoplasm and hence has far better prognosis than the IDH neoplasms. So classically this is a well circumscribed predominantly cystic lesion with a mural nodule which is PL based and which shows post contrast enhancement. Again because these are slow growing tumors and often peripherally located these can be associated with scalloping of the inner table of the calvarium which can be again an indicator or pointer towards such a diagnosis. Again these tumors have the good mutation that is the BRAF V600E mutation present in the tumor and this is usually a WHO grade 2 to 3 neoplasm and not a WHO grade 4 neoplasm. Treatment involves surgical resection usually these patients do well and can even be cured of their disease by means of surgical resection. Diagnosis involves ganglion glioma which can often present as a similar tumor cystic with solid nodule but often has calcifications as well and seldom have any perillational edema. Moving on to this tumor so any takers for this this is a spotter T2 axial, T1 axial, T2 coronal and post contrast. That is a fair differential but if you look closely there is more to the images than just the tumor that is a great differential yes. Anything else that you are observing if I tell you that this child has seizures, low IQ and adenoma sebaceum and do you see anything more than this tumor yeah yes somebody said it there is a cortical tuber so if you see that there that is the cortical tuber present along the posterior horn of the lateral ventricle. In addition one can also appreciate sub ependymal nodule okay and obviously that is the large tumor which is nothing but in this case of tuberous sclerosis a SEGA, SEGA is nothing but a sub ependymal giant cell astrocytoma which is nothing but a well circumscribed pediatric neoplasm. So again about SEGA well circumscribed neoplasm often present or always present at the foremen of Manroh in the lateral ventricle probably arise from the sub ependymal nodules again by looking at this tumor and other associated features one can predict the genetic landscape naturally which is nothing but mutations in the tuberous sclerosis 1 and 2 genes. On imaging these can be iso intense on T1 and T2 weighted images can be associated with calcifications usually often these are associated with the sub ependymal nodules and tubers and there would be seldom any case of SEGA which would be appreciated in isolation. Prognosis invariably good and these patients often undergo a curative surgical resection. Differential diagnosis like most of you mentioned is a central neurocytoma but if you see the other features one can make a unifying diagnosis of tuberous sclerosis associated with the SEGA. This is another form of circumscribed tumor again a young lady who had presented with seizures and we have T1 axial, T2 axial, T2 coronal and that is the post contrast. So what one can appreciate here is that there is a tumor which is present in the parieto-oxypital region on this T2 weighted images which is predominantly solid but has somewhat tiny or small cystic areas giving it a so called bubbly appearance is associated with perillegional edema, entrapment of the occipital horn of the left lateral ventricle. So with that kind of description any possible diagnosis which comes to your mind yes somebody got this right this is a case of an astroblastoma. So remember if one encounters a bubbly tumor in the parieto-oxypital region especially in a female patient consider a diagnosis of astroblastoma because this tumor is exceedingly rare in a male patient and is about 9 times more common in a female individual. So classically these are bubbly solid cystic neoplasms present in the parietal lobe which is the common location present with the usual features of any other brain tumor and histologically these are rare glial neoplasms with peri vascular pseudo rosettes and are MN1 altered so that is the genetic mutation which drives this tumor. On imaging as we have all seen this is classically a bubbly neoplasm which invariably has a good prognosis but if anybody gives me a differential of an ependymoma it would be really difficult to challenge that diagnosis of a supratentorial ependymoma but especially in a female patient consider a diagnosis of astroblastoma as one of the prime differentials. So to summarize the circumscribed astrocytic gliomas these include pylocytic astrocytoma which is classically a posterior fossa tumor, a solid cystic lesion with a mural nodule. Next is the high grade astrocytoma with pyloid features again a posterior fossa neoplasm which has a really sinister appearance with heterogeneously enhancing tumor which can be present in the posterior fossa without any restricted diffusion allowing it to be differentiated from a medulo blastoma which would classically restrict in the posterior fossa. Next is the pleomorphic astrocytoma which xanthoastrocytoma which we have seen is an exclusively supratentorial neoplasm cystic lesion with a solid mural nodule which is PL based can be associated with scalloping of the inner table of the calvarium. Next is the SEGA which is a tumor commonly associated or always associated with tuberous sclerosis. Then is a chloride glioma is another well circumscribed neoplasm which can be encountered in the third ventricle and which shows fluoride post contrast homogeneous enhancement. And finally we encountered astroblastoma which can be a tumor present in the parietal or occipital regions again with a high female preponderance.