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We do got patreon Patreon You know, that's where we watch stuff that we can't watch like shows that are still on TV and things of that nature You feel me and this is discord We do got the discord bus and mostly I know what a discord is if you want to find out the link is down in the Description simple all new traffic cops season 12 episode 3 There's so many y'all got so many forms of this show and police intercessors traffic cops 24 hours bang dove which I can't watch it blocks it so don't even 999 y'all got so many variations police interceptors The dude that normally be uploading them didn't upload anything Don't got nothing. So we're gonna watch this man It's season 12 episode 3. Let's get into it Oh North Yorkshire's traffic cops 3000 square miles Dealing with danger on the roads No pressure The traffic Longest intro I've ever seen It's about like five minutes This is can you stick together until we get an nps in pass Y'all need the n-word path. I got you anyway Oh national police air service. Oh helicopter AC Matt Harvey is racing to find a car thief in britain's biggest county with almost 6 000 miles of roads Good to y'all to report me a land rover has just been stolen. Let's be followed by cctv About 7 That's annoying y'all can hear it Ahead of Matt Sergeant Julian Pearson is leading the search On the ground Right, I'm not doing that way anyway The stolen ranger should I move? Because it was on this side too. So I might just move for a second to see what's going on It's been tracked by city of York council cctv The actual route that it took didn't seem to be a route that a normal catholic would take You've got to think on your feet very quickly. What's the best place to deploy with a chance to find it? I need to time this up Not loud enough for me. We need to try to pass the decibels or something One out time yet Okay, it should be a little louder now Do we know its name? It can't be It is frankly So now it's back.  I could imagine exactly what he was feeling Potentially it's coming towards us So uh, I should cite it but not to a distant future Not gonna lie. I kind of like it like adds a new dynamic with it with when they show for this one they actually show like The whole communication and logistics of everything it adds a different dynamic than police interceptors But ain't nothing ever gonna replace police interceptor with the narrator and anything So we're gonna wait for it out 1515 at most Negative hasn't noticed it yet At this stage, that's what you'll be, a thing You do it fast So we can have a look at the car If that's so wrong, we're about two weeks now. Do we know what about station? They got the helicopter viewing happening.   There's been a sighting of this vehicle Vehicle is a fight right before the building I can't see where I'm seeing I don't think it's the cockpit here at this time That's how the helicopter look. Y'all just give up. Y'all ain't getting away from the board Okay, awesome. Yeah, that's great. Right. Well, you should touch it Yes, you saved there. Yeah, we're about an hour from Exxon We're all right right now from there 15th I think What's in Crockingham? Where's the last thing? Thanks, Robert. You should have to be light on there I'm already looking at that air. Now I can't see anything else It's like a GTA. All you gotta do is get under the underpass.  I like this. This is like real POV They're tracking the vehicle live The best thing that we can hear from owners of vehicles is that they have a tracking device fitted Tempest, did you get the last thing we got to where the vehicle's tracking? Yes. Yes. We started at Screech Man, down Chicago, their tracking device would have been dis-abled I ain't gonna lie to you. That's the first thing they did say Tracked out to Rick Carl, the old Rick Carl So we're in the air. We know how they do it We're running parallel with it now The owner of the car's got an accident And it's telling us it's on the A19 at Screech So it's literally just parallel with us What's he trying to get back to the A19 now? I'm talking to Matt who's behind me And as we come into a Screech, I shot some hot on the radio And in the hopes that I can get him ahead of the pursuit Remains stinger Just say what, we've got visual on the radio with the A19 Just trying to get the radio I'm going to make you look back React to my presence before I'd even put any lights on Ideally, you put the blue lights on the pullover But when a cow's been installed and they don't, they want to escape That's a Range Rover Sport too, right? He is overtaking headlong into HGVs And through red areas, injunctions You are hoping HGVs Oh man, he cut it real close He's taking it out there You are hoping And praying That knows the public Moving over, getting out of the way That's a quick call Ain't that where the T is made? Y'all got good T and good police chase That's tough Matt is now ahead of the wanted driver We've never been on this side of the stinger We've never seen nobody's like Get ahead of the driver and set it up Have we? The tension is high Because we are approaching the location where the stinger is The subject is doing 122 miles an hour My cousin got a Range Rover The Sport one too She said I could drive it I took her up on it I ain't no demurved witness man He's becoming extremely reckless and dangerous I can see the back of the car is fish tailing I'm dropping back In anticipation He's trying to negotiate a bend And something is inevitable Something is inevitable Coming up The crash driver has nowhere to hide I feel like I've seen a lot of items fly out the hum Man if I get Honestly I'm already in an SUV It's already kind of top heavy It's already kind of unstable with speeds It's not the most aerodynamic I'm stopping after I I'm stopping immediately anyway Because I'm a law abiding citizen And I don't condone any of what's going on But uh You feel me like Once I get hit with a sting That's It's over Coming up The crash driver has nowhere to hide Out! You're under arrest for sufficient decimovation Thank you for driving But Jake And a wanted Stonk stonk stonk I honestly thought he messed it up When he threw that thing It looked like he threw it kind of bogus didn't it 10 miles south of York A car thief has stolen a 4x4 With the owner's dog inside Oh yeah the dog inside It's over with They doing whatever possible Even dog owners want you to go to the full length The dog owners thus take care of them there Traffic cops The citizen is leading the 120 Mile an hour chase I could hear them shouting Out! Out! You're under arrest for sufficient decimovation So wait where the dog at The dog was inside the car Wait a minute now He's driving Secure the dog Alright The dog's died You're the only driver here There's an abyss in the car with you There was someone who just started off He ain't driving man I was in I'm not sure what You just don't have enough When all of you find somebody else Get yourself today Thank you Yeah I believe this one You've definitely crashed crashed There wasn't no crash That was a crash crash They've got it right He's over there Yeah just to check over There is one other occupant The stolen car owner's dog Jake Look at Jake The dogs run off You can have to wait on that one It's running down the road Can you just keep on going that dog Look at Jake Look at Jake just trying to get back home Jake had nothing to do with None of this It's running down the road I know he's typical Yes yes we've got it He's heading back towards Salby Ready Amazing he know where to go Off we go If I say I'm still going on this road It's still making progress Away from the village towards Salby Off we go The car's The car's The car has been ejected From the rear window of the car And is running around And absolutely petrified Of the noise I knew I'd seen something like with Leads fly out that noise The sirens, the noise of the helicopter And people shouting A police dog barking You can't imagine the trauma That that dog would have gone through But he might have been injured as well this dog He doesn't look to me If I say what we're doing about now Just coming up to the dog please Just coming up to the dog now A 90 mile an hour tumble dryer Yeah if this has got older the dog He's just putting it in his mouth I'll be there thank you I ain't no lie that's kind of a big dog I don't know if I would have I don't know if I would have did all that Yeah it was next to the engine Just as soon as you can please It's fine as long as I can be Thank you Having done the job long time You meet an awful lot of criminals But people like this chap I have a lot of contempt for They ruin people's lives Just calm now It's over He's mine to live No scratches either I love you I want one myself You also under arrest this time I was a special disqualified driver Do you want us to take a seat? That's a qualified driver This particular thief Has taken the car Without any regard for who was in it And you know the owners As it turns out their pet dog was in the boot It's probably one of the most Spectacular ends to an incident For a long time I had to give me a range over What if I crash certified All-ear black side Front back dog safe Person safe He's extremely lucky to survive I think that's testament to the Manufacturer of Vehicles know what it is The designed to protect the occupants The vehicle effectively saved his life He could have been A lot worse couldn't he Settle down now Sit on Good boy It's a few days since the chase And Jake the dog is back home With his owner We're going out to take Jake for a walk And just passing by The shop to pick up a parcel And Part the car outside like I normally do And as soon as I left the shop I'm not left where my car was Where I parked it And suddenly my car was just gone I was dreading that I would never see Jake again That was my first thought I'm not going to see Jake again Police officer turned up I said we were able to follow the vehicle But it's not stopping The car was travelling 90 miles an hour 100 miles an hour It's now going 125 It's weaving in and out of traffic And I knew that Jake was in that car And he was terrifying When I realised the car had crashed It's on its roof Was that Jake? Is this Jake? I was just Thinking straight away like No one's going to survive that crash I didn't believe that That's going to have a positive outcome for anybody So It just seems miraculous That my dog could walk out of that car You know To survive even that crash of time I really didn't think I'd see Jake again And I just think that that was a miracle on that date He's watching this This is the only thing that's hard to react to this show Because I don't know where to put my My body on Like You feel me? Should I put it over here?  No offence It does griff the harrowing At the start of their night patrol Sergeant Rich Harrison and his team Are on high alert I've just had information that A BW Golf That's believed to be cloned Is activated in the Nairsbury area It's only been cloned for a couple of days This time of night Sunday night Burgling night There's a good chance to Up to what they are Up to no good even a clone car So we're just going to go and deploy now To the borders Let's see if we can get hold of it Busy busy To help with their search A network of cameras Covers over 3,000 square miles What is it? Silver Golf GTA Teamed up with Rich Is fellow traffic cop Rich Clark So obviously we've got MPR cameras around the area And At the moment It's not activated again Which is a good thing for us That tells us generally They're still in the area Yeah, 10-4 If history tells us it leaves again Can we get your Mark cars Going to Harrogate and look for it So it gives us better tactical options please Problems with these things Is we never know what their intent is Are they trying to avoid Having documents for the car Are they drug dealing Are they burgling Our cars The longer it goes on about being sighted The more units we get into the area Start to be a bit more optimistic about things Quite strong potential we'll get behind this Yeah, I think it might come back out I think it might come out I'm thinking Airward Are you going to go to Port Bridge? Then we've got everywhere covered Alright mate When we look at cars like this That we think won't stop for us The safest thing we can do Is put cars in different locations Won't they cover routes in and out So we can detect Getting out of the area But secondly If we've got cars everywhere And we get behind it And it does take off Then we've got cars Ahead of us that can deploy a stinger Look at that information I've got I believe this vehicle Head back into West York On the meeting And then head back into North York Just in the morning 10-4, thank you It's just a waiting game now You know what I'm saying Subtitles I'm just up there floating looking down It's crazy Rick says We've passed our net Our net is out We've got cars at Strategic points And he's counting miles Exactly what it is He's counting miles And the game is on Hero gate, hero gate Let's get him to have a look 6 hours later With no sign of the gulf Taking over the search Is traffic cop Chris Storing It's not even As a criminal It's not even worse Still in cars in the UK They don't get Like I don't even understand Like still in cars And driving them Like what's the point You're going to get caught Like they got too much technology going on Just to do the vehicle Checking how it gets So he's obviously coming this way I've started my shift And straight away There's somebody coming Into the hero gate over here Driving a vehicle Which is on complete So he's getting straight away What I'm missing about Is straight out the door Still with gold In the wheel Driver Another rocket tank There's a safe spot Look at this He's coming up And we've got bank now Approaching the roundabout With the army bar breaks Anything different Come on you've got to stop At the roundabout Yeah we see What was the point Of telling them That the vehicle had a son Her vehicle's come past me On the road You're not missing about I'm straight out Behind the vehicle I'm in a marked car And it's approaching The roundabout now It's not one Not two Not two He's taking a third Into our target I've got an open mind As to who I'm going to be faced with But my previous Experience Better tells me That it could be Somebody That really doesn't want To be stopped by the police And it works It comes to Who likes the sirens Or who needs it Still no reaction To the driver I'm Penny Potlain And I can now confirm That the vehicle's Felling stuck with me The authority From Silver Police Continues pursuit Yeah He's making a clear indication He's got absolutely no intention To stop being the speed Going from normal road Speed to We're traveling Almost twice the speed limit Why is everybody always Getting off in that VW Golf Is that VW Golf Like one of y'all Faster cars or something I don't even think Of it as fast It might be fast I don't know And straight away We're overtaking vehicles On blind bends And things like that We try to eat good stuff Traffic cops And Pete Stringer Is racing to back up Chris There's a pursuit It's important to get As many trained units Into the areas As quickly as you can So everybody's traveling As quickly as they can But all the wives In the back of your mind This one's sort of rush hour In Harrogate Busy And there's pedestrians Including kids On the way to school Pete is minutes Behind Chris And the clone Golf I'm Penny Potlain One, two And two He's making attempts To lose me by Oh, he's taking He going crazy He in construction And everything Building the tickets I know if you go up The construction At any type of speed In America Fines are doubled Is what the signs say Slow him back down And then taking a quick lap He's driving through Roadworks And he's driving on pavements Where there could be People walking to school Or walking to work He's showing absolutely No regard For anybody else On the road I think this might be A dead end down here Here is I'm curious That cop just said He's doing this, that This, that, this, that But at what point Did they just fall back then And like Oh, he's too dangerous Like at what point Does that happen? Curious Did he Get out of the road And course ride actually Abandoned It's gone straight over the road Where's he gone Where's the driver Which way Did you see him mate Did you see what he looked like No, nothing mate No problem He is very, very Looking at what it was here It's a busy road out So The chance Nobody being On that piece of road In that time Was actually quite strong With the car Actually not that bad It was a really different Not bad For on the run Pete arrives to provide back up He's deep down to there I'm moving up here I'm rolling all the way down here Through the live line Look who we're now coming Right I'll do a bit of digging on this Right, well I love the new track It's a bit of playing car And then, yeah It's nice to get a hold of him As quick as we can He can't be too far away on foot As Pete searches for the missing driver Chris looks in the goal For clues to the driver's identity It's a mess But what I'm finding in the car Is kind of suggested That this is somebody That's been troubling to work Hopefully the lab that's run off Has left his mobile phone in the vehicle Which gives us a name So I'm keen to get him located As quick as we can A to see if he's got any drugs In his system Or alcohol In addition to the driving We've got a good car Good nine to five For what? I got it You be having a stick around Even if you're like I got to go to sleep You're like I got to see why this dude ran I got to stay up You're always hopeful When you're doing your area search But they can go in So many different directions They can garden hot They can go into our houses People's houses If they don't know Or find some safe retreats So Quite often They do get away Sort of there And then It'll be tomorrow That it will be all the better Coming up A suspect driver Has questions to answer Oh my god Why Call Triggs A spoiler alert Because a massive That's nice Searching for wanted or missing people In a county as large As North Yorkshire Requires teamwork And coordination Perfect fact Can you give us a address Of where we've We've just gone through this on the phone Yeah, I did So we're currently on route To a suburb On the west side of York We've just had a report That there's a Eight-year-old child Who's gone missing And so Myself Several other units Who are on routes to the area now Trying to locate this child As quickly as possible Do y'all have like Amber Alerts out there? If y'all don't know what an Amber Alert is like If a kid goes missing Or somebody Takes a child It comes The alert comes To everybody's phone Like everybody gets a notification On their phone Like mobile device Every year in the UK There are over a hundred Thousand children Reported missing He seemed like Rowan Is one of seven units Responding More often than not It might be that the child Is maybe gone to A friend's address Not told Parents Or Where they're going So sometimes There might be An innocent explanation To it But We can't take that risk We need to try To find this kid As quickly as possible Approaching eight o'clock at night It's Very cold Weather outside At the moment as well Although he's eight years old We don't know Essentially maybe How street wise he might be So he needs to try And locate him as quickly As he possibly can Myself My sergeant in another car The dog unit Several firearms Units going as well To assist me with the search So There's a lot of us going So when we get on the sea We'll Speak with a local sergeant Who's been out there Almost asks What the firearm units was for But I'm pretty sure They're just Available So they just Out and about to To help To be The ground commander To see where we want us Mike Are you doing That sort of square bit That look like that Yeah It's Every parent's worst nightmare For the child to go missing Whenever we get something Like that Best way that we can deal With it is by getting boots On the ground And searching To try and find this child As quickly as possible We don't know The full circumstances To why he has gone missing We don't know If something's happened We don't know Where we Maybe came just A game of hide and seek We don't know So obviously we've got A factor in As you conduct our searches It's pretty much It's just going to be A search of gardens What we want to try And do is make sure That we Carry out a systematic search So We'll break things down Into Since we've agreed And we'll know Who's searching Which area And we'll also Look to over that As well Hello You alright?  You've not seen a young child have you? No After 35 minutes of searching There's still no sign of the child I'm listening to updates via the police radio I'm looking behind Hedges Under cars I'm opening any doors Which The child might have gone into It is a very emotional Job to go to Everybody involved I can imagine Yeah Plus there's like A lot of people I prefer you having to find To make sure Every last second is like Potentially Life altering For all parties and laws Searched well Wants to find a child As quickly as possible We don't want it to come To the worst outcome We want to find this Child's arrival one So we've just had an update As well We've also appeared to have A helicopter Hungry As well Just resist from the Trouble Just worried about it Has it been located? It's been located Fantastic The moment of Where was he at? Can we talk to him or something? The child had been found Saving sound It was a huge relief Why is it here located? Come on Come on Just probably having a bit Of a game of hide and seek A very good job of it as well Because we've been searching For a good Half an hour 45 minutes to try and find him He was just behind And he was actually found In one of the neighbour's gardens Yeah, just found him behind a bush We're having a really good look Around the garden In the shed You know, hearing a big dog Back and thinking Let's get out of here And then just as we run our way out I thought We'll just have a look Down this tiny, tiny little gap And he was just there We just Didn't want to speak to us Looking away And he was Not hoping to be found But really glad we found him As a result of everyone's actions Everyone pulling together I'm curious to why he did that Like, what's going on? It was that deep Like, what's going on at home? Let me make sure you're really okay I think it's time for the local community We've managed to find him very quickly So it's a really positive result It makes it worthwhile I'm like a computer claim Thinking about this There's no I can't skip nothing Police to Harrogate Harrogate Harrogate Police Thanks for coming in If you've done this before If you've been in through by the police before If you've had If you've seen one of some of the process To do that We're going to go through You sure? Yeah Come on Right, grab a seat in there I'll find it for me Thank you very much Earlier The traffic cops chased a VW golf And cloned plates The driver escaped I've seized the mobile phone From within the vehicle The driver escaped They was looking for him He came back hours later Probably when he was very sober I wonder if he's going to say If his car got text stolen Because I don't know if I was in his shoes But the suspect has now been tracked down And invited in for questioning I'm going to be asking him about What I was at the time Was he the driver of the vehicle Why he's found him in the vehicle So I'm hoping he's going to talk to me But whether or not he does this And do the thing You are here And voluntarily not here under arrest So the reason that you're here then So a silver Golf display and false registration plates It's failed to stop for the police It's driven into a hurry At excessive speeds And in a dangerous manner The driver of that vehicle Fired away And allowed the vehicle To continue to roll down Across embankment Across Jennyfield's drive And then collides with a train And comes to a stop The first question that I'll ask you Is do you know anything about that Okay Are you the owner of a silver VW Golf Did you put the registration plates On the vehicle So that it wouldn't get stopped For no insurance or tax Were you the driver Of the Volkswagen Golf If you weren't Where were you Should any of your possessions Be in that vehicle Do you have a mobile phone Where is it We've looked in the car We found a mobile phone It's got pictures of you on it It's got a Facebook account With your picture on And your name And you know an email Hey listen stick to the script No comment Just with your name on it Which obviously makes me think that That phone is yours So is that the case No comment That is your phone Yeah So why is it there No comment There you go I'll put you back in the Wait a minute You said no comment to 99% of the questions That I've brought to him Thanks Obviously He tied himself up a little bit With the phone He's almost coming across as though He knows that He's in the wrong He knows it was the driver At the time And he just Would not Hold his hands at home That's it I'm happy that I've given him an opportunity To provide us with an account Because It's only fair And ultimately Yeah he's told us That it's his phone So That is a result, really Yeah You should have no comment The likely outcome is Is someone's to court Yeah And then they can ask him How he's going to account For what we've What we've put to him today Coming up For 2% of Comments you made Gotcha There's curtain Siders On the other side of the road And There's a car parked Up next to them Lights out But You never Really see that So A bit unusual After a successful search For a missing 8 year old boy PC Mike Rowan is back on patrol Near Selby 15 miles south of York Should I not bake Into any of these? I've seen A Car Packed up amongst Some lorries That's really, really unusual They were just on a road trip And they needed some rest too I drive this road a lot Every single night shift And I very rarely Have to see A car parked up there There's nobody with it And It's parked up Among the curtain Siders Jesus is doing it Yeah, 10-4 There's several Jerry cans in the back And piping There is a Strong smell of fuel In the back of the car I think The safe little fuel But It's potentially going to be Maybe in the fields Down that side Off in that direction I've come back round And I've not seen anyone on foot As of yet But As you can see, it's just wide open The difficulty Is This road is so wide open As you drive along here That they're going to see you They're going to hear you You've got no option But To park up Next to it And I always wonder What this car was called With this little symbol on it What's this car called? I think there's nobody in it Because That's your opportunity To potentially grow old Of somebody, isn't it? Specialist search units Are called in to help hunt down The suspect The dog is currently tracking In fields across to our Left-hand side So we're just Waiting on Favorite updates Coming through From the dog handler We have asked for A helicopter The last update That we just got from The dog handler Appears to suggest that You're heading back round Towards the direction Of the hotel Which is Back behind us Also searching for the suspect Is Sergeant Julian Pearson Hard to stay Some of those are going to be Full on That's stink Yeah, the thing Found the empty can as well Not yet Put me into the Pool tunnels And then once you've got The siphon going You've got to put All these 25 litres of rum Oh, who's trying to Still diesel fuel From out the tracks So we've got one That's the one in which 253 350 litres So You've got 500 quids worth there In one scoop That's a bit of a Grand move from yesterday Probably another job Yeah But like you said There's a fuel can Missing on one of them Have you Had luck at the Ones on the other side? No No respect All right It is high risk And high reward too For criminals involved They're going to the lengths Of damaging fuel Thanks to siphon Fuel out Where they're causing sparks And then that causing Explosion And let alone to themselves But also the Lawyer driver That's often asleep In his own cab And it can be Just as dangerous for us When we're tackling This kind of crime They've got no issues In threatening officers With weapons If they are disturbed So if you look in the car This is what we Probably called Pool car So it's used for Criminalities So it's on Well So we're just going to run The bin number through See what the true vehicle is But it's obviously Just a clone vehicle That's running on first place The tools that they've used To pop I honestly wasn't even Thinking like You siphon and fuel I thought it was just An abandoned car They floor locks Put the hoses Sometimes you've got The tune it says But So we'll leave those In the car And speak to scenes of crime What I was looking for Was things like In a McDonald's Where the man So the guy was To get him a good load And you're back Look at A receipt Or a transaction I think Do you know what A McDonald's CCTV But there's nothing At all in this So Yeah There you go There's some finger Prints on the glass We've not moved that Haven't we We've not touched it There What Yeah Right So when they put The seats on the plate In See if they Can do The car Is being taken To a police depot For a forensic search Right So obviously that's There are Yeah, definitely a priority Yeah We don't know Maybe we've made two trips Because Alt J comes to empty What we've done about Firetrucks And the one guy Saying he's lost about 50% of the fuel Unfortunately We've got away this Evening But We Get in the car We're covered For forensics And there's some Fingerprint marks On a window They got a clean record For whoever was doing it But You know The likelihood of that Is Very soon I don't like to Have unfinished business So when somebody Technically evades Being stopped I like to make sure That I do it For now I can't To fire them So although we haven't Got hands on A criminal this evening It's really satisfying Because We've disturbed them In the act They haven't nicked A load of fuel They've made mistakes By leaving things I can see That we can get forensics off And He's also out in the freezing cold It's a very long walk home None of us like to lose Something And it's not a game But at the end of the day We are Paid by the taxpayer To make the road safer To reduce criminality And stop crime Being able to search Effectively Is really important Scale Whether we be out Looking for cars Evidence Suspects You've got to be curious You've got to be a little bit nosy You've got to investigate things That's a basic scale Of any good copper No meal In this episode We license sirens Illuminates There's still no reaction From the driver The man who failed To stop in the Cloned VW Golf Where's he gone? Where's the driver? Pleaded guilty To failing to stop Dangerous driving No insurance No license And fraudulently Using a registration mark And received an Eight month suspended sentence And was banned From driving For 18 months And in the case against The man who allegedly Stole a Range Rover With Jake the dog in the boot The jury determined unanimously That the driver did Commit the offences Of dangerous driving Aggravated vehicle taking Disqualified driving And causing unnecessary Suck You didn't even need a Jury for that, did you? Framed to a protected animal Ready to break One, two, three Let's go He's currently remanded In prison awaiting sentence Cars are just inert objects They are luts and metal They can be replaced But you just cannot replace Family members Two weeks after returning home Tragically Jake's condition deteriorated And his owner was forced To have him put to sleep Due to the injuries That he sustained in the crash


Okay, this video again is part of a series short short to check out the links in the description There should be a link to the full playlist as well as links to my website Be sure to watch the previous videos before watching this one and there will be a new one each week for the coming weeks Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any Last week we were talking about panning and zooming to adding, you know Pictures and pictures and you can do multiple layers of that today. We're gonna be talking about adding You know text and images still images over your video Which is pretty simple and yes, there is a title clip editor Which I briefly went over in a previous video and there's a lot more I can do but I'm not gonna get into that just right now Today, I'm gonna be generating text elsewhere because to be quite honest Although you can do some neat stuff with the title clip editor If you really want nice looking text you're going to want to render it somewhere else and you can use like Gimp or blender or if you're lazy you can open up your web browser and go to cool text calm Select the the font you want and not all will work great like these animated animated ones probably won't work very well They're not gonna be animated. We need a still image Basically, we just need a still image with a transparent background. You can just choose any one of these like this lava one type in what you want like www.filmsbychrist.com and then click see how it looks Create the logo and download it I've already done that with some blue text here from that website and then we're also going to add an image So I just went to Google search tux linux did an image search and picked one and again We want one with a transparent background which means it can't be a jpeg Although I mean you could use a jpeg but not with the technique. We're using day We're gonna use a PNG. You can also use gif. I'm China. I don't know what else. I don't think bitmats don't have transparent layers But the way you'll know it's transparent background is when you look at it like this You can see the gray and white boxes in the background That's indicating that it is a transparent background unless someone purposely put a Gray and white checkered background on an image But go ahead and download whatever image you want. This is the one I downloaded So here we go. They're both in my project been here I already put a clip of me talking down here and muted it So we don't have to hear me talking in the background and the first thing we'll do is I'll drag down this Text here stretch it to fit our video clip or however long we want to be in our video clip and As you can see as I start scrubbing through it. The text is right there and it's transparent The only thing we need to do is put it where we want it So we're going to select that clip and up here in our effects editor search zoom and just like last time in the last video We're going to choose position and zoom and at that point we can drag it where we want it like so next I'll grab The tux image and make that the full length of the video if I wanted it to be Sometimes you'll get this you'll notice that this clip right now You can see these white borders and even the words I just imported have a white line at the bottom Those aren't really there. They're little artifacts. In fact when I start resizing this Yeah, it went away I'm gonna put that where I want it unless there's actually a white line in the image That's not going to show up when you're rendering just for some reason it shows up in the preview here So if you're unsure render a short clip of the video and see if it shows up If not, you're good or open up the image in GIMP if you don't see that white line in GIMP. It's not there So now I have that and you can see there's a white line at the edge of this. That's not really there either It's it's your imagination so There we go simple enough I have a logo up at the top here I have the words right here, but again just like last time we can use keyframes Let's say we want that logo to come flying in from the side of the screen or the words come flying in I'm gonna choose the the words here. So I'll choose that clip Go to where I want it to come in. So we'll say about the four second mark. I Want it right there. I'll go back one second and I will add another keyframe and I will drag this off screen I'm just gonna eyeball it and make it kind of straight if you want to be technical about it You can put in the XY coordinates So if you want it to make sure that it was a perfectly level animation coming in you can adjust Just the X and leave the Y alone making sure it doesn't move up and down And then I'm also going to go back to the original keyframe here and remove that so now I Can come over here to the end of our video I can press spacebar to start playing again. It looks kind of jerky This is the preview once you render it won't look jerky and there you go The words came flying in from the side of the screen watch that again. So we have the logo up here and in a second There we go, so I can render that out and I have video with logos and Text on the screen So that is it for this tutorial. This is very useful again. There is a title clip editor But it doesn't it doesn't do nice font like this It does very big I mean you can use whatever fonts you want But it's not gonna have the look of this in fact a majority of time if I'm gonna have some sort of Words on the screen more than just like some sort of credit or something I usually just make animations in blender because it's simple and it's looks cool But another way would be to create text GIMP has some text generation scripts in it, but this cool text Website has a whole bunch already pre-made and it takes a few seconds and I'm pretty sure I've read before If you read the usage you're free to use them for anything I'm pretty sure double-check me on that before you get in trouble for using them, but Web page anything else need to impress you logo simply choose we kind and fill them out Somewhere there is you know questions on where you can use it and I'm not sure if there's any restrictions I don't think there are contact us Privacy policy live logo stream consumer information They don't collect any data Anyway, I know somewhere on the page. It does say something on basically. I'm pretty sure you can use them anywhere But don't quote me on that anyway Thank you for watching again. Check out my website films by Chris comm that's Chris the K There should be a link in the description that and there you can search through all my videos from both my channels Be sure to check out the full playlist for this video as well as my patreon page patreon.com Ford slash Melix 1000 I look forward to your support either financially that way or You can support me by liking sharing subscribing and commenting it really does help guys Thanks for watching and as always I hope that you have a great day


The theme for Mathematics Month is Mathematics Unites, and as such, students and teachers are expected to engage in a month-long calendar of activities wrapped around the promotion of math. District 1 started off the month with a launch activity held at the Grosselay Human Resource Development Centre, inviting primary and secondary school students for a morning of fun. According to District 1's Mathematics Support Teacher, Shavon Sidney, it's important for students to appreciate the connections that exist with math and everyday life. He says opportunities like Celebrating Mathematics Month allows for focus to be placed on the subject, which he says is well known to be a trouble area nationally. Today, you witness the launching of our Mathematics Science and Music Month. Every year in St. Lucia, in November, we do take time to place special emphasis on those three areas. As you well aware, mathematics seem to be a trouble area for many of our students, not just in District 1, but throughout the country. And this year, the theme for Mathematics Month is Mathematics Unites, and what the research says is that if students can see that mathematics is visible within the everyday life experiences in various subject areas, if they can make the connections, then it will have better meaning for them. In District 3, a math symposium was held bringing together mathematics teachers, numeracy and curriculum officers to break down poor performance of students in mathematics and to share best practices. District 3's Education Officer, Franstead Lawrence, described the activity as a tooling and retooling exercise, get towards refining the skills and attitudes of teachers. Teachers, I urge you to continue to plan and execute impactful mathematics lessons. You are not only teaching effective application of the poor operations, but you are providing students with opportunities to develop problem solving and critical thinking skills. And most importantly, you are nurturing a love for mathematics. And effective teachers know that when a student has developed a love for our subject area, half the job is done. Therefore, educators, let us ensure that our lessons are impactful. This is doable when our lessons are reachable to all students. By all accounts, the Ministry of Education and all stakeholders continue to ensure the best delivery of mathematics at schools while actively trying to remedy the low national performance mean. More activities are expected to roll out as schools island wide celebrate and observe Mathematics Month 2022. From the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training, I am Danielle Dubois reporting.


the Zoom window. Oh, here. Sorry, I used to go ahead. I said my wife and I worked out a schedule to spend time with her daughter. My mom is here to help, so we take turns, but we never have any time to ourselves. How about you? I spend a lot of time watching movies at home. For the first time, I realized I really enjoy staying at home. I used to think I need to go outside, meet people, see shows, and socialize because I'm in New York City. You know what? I'm comfortable without going outside. My boyfriend and I would just work, cook, work out, and talk about movies. You know, that's the privilege of people without kids. And the privilege of not having to go outside to work. By the way, I got my working visa in May. Wow, congratulations. Can you hear me okay? Yes. Are we starting? Okay, I don't know if you can see this black hair. Oh my God, it's all over my place. I haven't cleaned for two weeks. Back in Korea, it used to be our family routine to clean all together in the Sunday morning. I kind of miss the fuzzy vibe by myself here. I'm on loan. I'll change. I'll just come back right away. I just decided to ban myself from social media. It's unhealthy. Public health officials share outdated information in the pandemic. And some of my friends, they really don't understand the George Floyd crisis at all. It's people being murdered. But they only care about their own sense of safety. I should stop. The music video I released during quarantine got million views. Lucky cat? Yes, the lucky cat. Lucky cat, lucky cat, who you are.  Lucky cat, lucky cat, what you do. Lucky cat, lucky cat, I love you. Lucky cat, who you are. Lucky cat, my goddess. Lucky cat, what you do. Lucky cat, I love you. My favorite body parts are my eyes because they're not real. I decided to receive plastic surgery to change my eyelids. I feel so proud of myself because it's the first time I feel I own the power to control my own body. I'm Jiawen, an immigrant artist and teaching artist. I moved to New York City five years ago, finished the two master's degrees and just got my own visa. This is where I'm from, Hangzhou, a beautiful city. That's a grand canal from my hometown to Beijing. I used to go from my home on this side of river to a cafe on the other side of river every day. That was 2015. I was studying English to prepare for my TOEFL test to apply to graduate schools in New York City. When I was teaching immigrant kids in Inwood, I took a train from 4th Street all the way to 215th Street. One day when I got outside school, I heard one teacher said there was gum shooting. Classes ended earlier. There were a lot of police officers on the subway station. I asked, what happened? They said, no, everything's perfectly fine, no problem at all. I did not dare to ask more questions and took the subway all the way back. When I got outside and saw everything's perfectly normal in so-called, I feel I was traveling between two different worlds. I like my lips. I have a very thick line. In my age of, I've always heard from friends saying, did you put your lipstick on when I was five years old? I don't know. I just got it from my dad. My shape is exactly the same as my dad. And it's very thick. I've heard as an Asian, you have a very big lip line and I hated it, but now it's my super attraction. I feel beautiful, I wanna believe. I love my lips. I'm Josephine. I grew up in Korea and moved to US 2014. I sometimes feel I'm an immigrant culturally, but I was born in US, so I'm a dual citizen. Thank you mom and dad for that. I'm a singer, actor and a teaching artist. I just got married here in February and went to honeymoon right before quarantine. My favorite body parts are my feet. I like walking because it somehow fuels my brain.  I'm Jin. I moved to New York City because, I don't know, because I wasn't able to move to Berlin. I used to be traveling back and forth between Beijing and New York City that right now I'm based here. Our performer Gloria doesn't have internet access at home, so we made some videos together. Actually audio recordings together. And our another performer, Jose, is probably still working at this time, so you will see him in some videos we made. I met Gloria at Allen Street Neighborhood Center for seniors. Gloria is originally from Taiwan, but later I found out that Gloria's parents grew up in Liaoming, the province I'm from in Northeast China. My name is Gloria. I came to New York in 1981 when I was young. I want to live in Japan. Japanese culture was very popular in Taiwan because for half of central Taiwan was Japanese colony. But my mama said he couldn't support me if I chose Japan. My mom come to Taiwan from Northeast China, which was invited by Japan in the 1930s. They hated the Japanese, but she supported me decision of come to New York City before COVID-19. I work at the shelter, take care of kids. I want to learn cloning when everything is back to normal. The kids in the shelter love it. Favorite body parts, my hands. When I walk out, I shake my hands, where listen to the radio, it's fun.  When I was in my fourth grade, they used to call me Pinocchio, Pinocchio, Pinocchio, Pinocchio, Pinocchio, Pinocchio. But I'm the opposite, I always tell the truth. I'm Jose, I'm originally from El Salvador. I moved to New York City back in 1991. I'm in the East Village, outdoors, enjoying riding my little scooter. I hang out a lot in Chinatown, I'm super familiar with all the great food that one can find in there, such as traditional Chinese food from Sichuan, and Cantonese style. Taiwan, bubble tea style, Vietnamese cafe and sandwiches, Korean chave, ice, et cetera, et cetera. One day, I bought a special plantain from a fruit stand, two plantains in one skin. I would like to ask you, if you were the seller, would you count a twin plantain as one or two? This is a song for my earlobes, the most symmetrical structure on my face. My grandmother told me people with earlobes would have very fortunate lives, so I have been very fortunate. So I like my ears, I like to listen to music, all kinds of sounds. So let's follow me and give your ears a little bit of love. I'm Yuse, I'm a father and teacher and musician, and I teach Mandarin for a living. I live in Brooklyn with my wife and my daughter and my mom. I used to play so much music before a daughter was born, but I barely have any time now. By the way, this is one of her drawings, that's a princess. She's in her princess face. She gets up, put on a princess dress every morning, I don't know what to deal with it. As a language teacher, I have some questions for you all. Do you have paper and pen ready? Great. So this feels like a classroom. When I work with my students, I think about how learning a language can give you a new persona for myself. I feel free or expressing myself in English than in Mandarin because growing up I never learned how to express my own feelings in my language. I learned how to do that here from working with people here and watching TVs. So my first question is, how old were you when you first started learning English? Next question, how old were you when you first lived in an English speaking environment? Thank you. And how many people did you speak English with in the past week? Jiawen, how come so many? I've been stage managing online performances, so I need to talk to everyone. Sometimes I struggle with different accents. Okay, next question. How many people did you speak your native language with in the past week? Now, I invite you to share a challenging moment related to speaking English. For me, it's hard to explain sometimes these idioms, slants, and jokes to English speakers. For example, in the film, The Parasite, the Korean movie who just won the Oscars, there is a famous idiom, 악쿡혐이야, 악쿡혐. We usually say that a lot in the daily lives to express this disgusted, nasty, and kind of cheesy feeling. And a literal translation to that would be, what a scumbug, disgusted, too. But when you go to Korea, people hearing that, usually Korean people remind of this bug with the hundred lags, the house centipede, the horrifying looking bug. Oh my God. So it's hard to explain this all cultural aspect when translated into English. You know, we also have that bug in China. We call it Qianchuan. It means the string of coin cash. You actually do good luck. All right. I expected to become an engineer or a scientist when I was young. After I got my engineering degree, I did everything else I could in China, like bartender, ghost writer, copywriter, editor. And then after I moved to the US, I found myself not qualified for most of those jobs because I became an English language learner. So I'm stuck with artist jobs and have given up all other career opportunities. But maybe that's a good thing for me. We have another ensemble member who cannot be performing with us today because he found a new job, a full-time job a month ago. When he was in Columbia, he was a journalist, but his first job in New York City was to demolish a house physically. Something he never imagined doing before. Keep your paper and pens. I have some questions for all of us. That's an ideal job for you. Can you put more specific? What jobs have you done before you came to the US? You did. Future. Future artist. Future. Ecosine proctor. Actor. What jobs have you done in New York City? Future. Actor. Receptionist. Translator. Ensure. Law form assistant. Actor. Can you tell us your childhood dream jobs? So please show it to us before you tell us what it is. My very first dream, I remember, is that I told my mom that I was going to be the first lady president in Korea. What's a child? I wanted to make radio shows because I really like my voice. All right, I want to be a cop. I wanted to be a deli owner when I was three years old so that I could eat as much candy as I wanted. When I was a kid, and I would ride the buses every time I would ride, I would look around, run, and say to myself, oh man, oh man, it will be cool to be a driver. I also want to be a lawyer, but of course I didn't have any idea what I was talking about. I came to the US looking for a place for refuge which could save my life. I wanted to go back. I really wanted to. In 2001, I was studying at FIT, hoping to become an advertising art director, but my English wasn't good enough and I just couldn't compete. As driver, once I found a job hauling municipal waste to the landfills, I would sleep in the truck. Then I would line up to pick up the waste in Jamaica, Queens. Drive up I-95 and all the way up past Albany and Syracuse City. And finally, to Waterloo, Upstate New York. The no-season was really scary. In the winter, I saw a few truckers turn over. I don't do the job anymore. I rather stay in the city. Now I work as a food delivery person. I'm also a street photographer. I would like to share with you some photos I took during this pandemic. Going to the beach by myself. And drinking beer outside at midnight.  Going to a bath house. Writing poems and sharing them with friends. The cultural diversity of my world music band. Fresh bamboo shoots in hot pot. Breakfast stands, yotiao. Homemade kimchi noodle. Sour crab and pork. Family trips and sister chats. Stay close to my mom. My grandma. Mom and dad. Snow that lasts for the whole winter. For Sithya, the yellow flower from my hometown. Chasing grasshoppers, like this. Writing long letters. Feeling confident talking to others. And long phone calls. People smile. Feeling this is my city. Bring them to move and travel. Feeling safe walking on the street. Peace. A good conversation. Making money as a professional. Visiting hospital without worrying about money. Close family members living outside the US right now. Of course, my mom is stuck here because of COVID-19. But we're very lucky to have her here. Several weeks ago I had a big cry. My grandpa is 95 years old and he lives in Seoul. He has this memory loss symptom but it's not Alzheimer yet. So I'm grateful for that. He and I have this routine of exchanging the hand writing letters each other every Christmas and every new year. And I want to keep that tradition going on. It's very special and unique for me. And recently I heard from my mom that he doesn't remember who exactly I am. I'm kind of getting used to it. And he started not sending me letters often. And recently I sent him a letter when I got married here with the photo of me and my husband. And my mom told me that after he read my letter he went outside with the mask on and walked to a pretty far post office to send me a letter back. I just cried for 30 minutes. Just a connection I always forgot about. I was working as a translator for an immigrant service center. Once I took this client to an immigrant office she gave her asylum status and it was applying for her green card. She wanted to go back to her original country because her father was dying. The immigrant officer said, you claim as an asylume and when I'm able to go back to your original country because you fear the serious harm there how can you go back now? She said she's willing to take the risk because she wanted to see her father for the last time. She was crying and crying and begging and could not speak clearly. I was trying to translate what she said into English. The immigrant officer said to me, you shut up, let her speak for herself. In the end, she did not get the permit from the immigrant office. She ended up staying here when her father died. In March, we did a ceremony for my father who passed away last summer. We rented a boat, got some flowers and scattered his ash into the Hudson Bay. That's the funeral he wanted. He said, if you buy a grave and you have to fly over and spend money to visit me. Now, if you look at the ocean, you know I'm there. Actually, that's the reason why my mom is here. She brought over his ash in a suitcase on a plane. My mother is ill in Taiwan. When I found out, she was already ill. She was diagnosed with cancer. I really wanted to go back, but my family told me not to go back. They said, if you come back, it's no use. I was in America at that time. It was very hard to study. I had to work and pay tuition fees. I knew that if I was with her, she would feel very comfortable and happy. But I knew that I couldn't move when I was facing the reality. I was sick for over a year when she passed away. I was in pain. That pain was a 24-hour struggle. When I thought of her, I would cry. My mother left me helplessly. When you knew that my mother had left, there was no place to cry. Because my roommate had to rest. I had to hide in the bathroom. I felt like I was floating in the wind. I don't know where the wind will blow me to Southeast Asia. After many years, I went back to Taiwan. In the spring, someone would scold me.  Their attitude was, you are the most unfilial child. What's your relationship with your hometown? My hometown is kind of my fantasy. I still feel I'm responsible for that society and that place. But I also feel powerless because I've been away for a long time. And I'm not sure if I still have a position in that society to do something or participate in something. Well, isn't that the same relationship you have with your best childhood friend? We used to have this amazing bond. But so many years have passed. I read that human bodies replace themselves with a new set of cells every seven and nine years. You're literally a new person. When you sit down together, you have to pretend that you are the person that you were. You have to try really hard. I agree. I want to know about the places we are all from. And we're going to do this together. I have one minute for you to draw something about our hometown. OK, ready? Time's up. The city was built around coal mines and heavy industry. After decades of excavation, most of the coal mines are exhausted. The grand open pit coal mine was turned into a park. Local motive fans from all over the world go there to see the remaining local motifs. They're beautiful, even romantic. Today, it feels really cool to see those and to see the magnificent coal mine park. But for people living there, it also means the city is left behind in economy and in history. Fu Xin. This is what we call a Da Pai Dang in Mandarin. Basically, it means people eating barbecue and drinking the street. It happens in the summer. At a Da Pai Dang, you will see a lot of men with all their shirts drinking and getting drunk and ready to start fights. So when I visit home in the summer, I really look forward to a night out like this because it's just so relaxing to be around people who don't care about Western and social conventions. Bao Di. I miss all the nature in Korea. Do you know that 70% of Korea is mountains? I miss going hiking and skiing. I had a hard time finding a scarier here. I miss this clean and beautiful east sea in Korea. I also miss these yellow flowers in my hometown.  When I meet my friends, we usually say, meet you around these yellow flowers. So. I miss the humidity in Hangzhou. Everyone's complaining how humid New York is in summer, but I love it. When I feel the humidity from the ground, the couch, the air, the bedding sheet, I can feel my hometown. It feels like I'm surrounded and protected by my hometown again. Hangzhou, one day, a person showed me a picture of a futuristic round building. It looks like a civil ball. I asked, wow, cool, where is it? He said, this is a hometown. I've never seen that building while I was in Hangzhou. Recently, there are so many new buildings. I feel, I don't know my hometown anymore. You have been watching us for a long time now. And we are also curious about where you are and what space you're in. So we would like to invite you to join us and move. Be prepared to move your body and also your devices, no matter it's a laptop, tablet, or a cell phone. If you wanna join, you can use the wrist-hand button at the bottom of Zoom, it might be here or here. Yeah, that button. And also you can type something in Q&A, so we can invite you to become a panelist and then invite you to open your camera so that you can be seen by others. Sometimes there are issues with the Zoom system, so you might get kicked out during this process, but no worries, just use the same link to join us again. Where are you going? Show me your left hand under your ceiling. Show me the cap you are using. Show me an object other people don't have.   Can you be a co-host? In 1446, in Korea, King Sejong created the Korean alphabet. He thought Korea needed our own writing system so that we are not dominated by Chinese culture anymore. Of course, we had our spoken language, but not the letters. By creating the new alphabet, King Sejong also increased the literacy of people. And thanks to that, Korean people could find the cultural identity and unity. It was 1446, hunger letters were created. Under China's Wang Chao policy, and never thought about it. Most of my friends, families, and classmates are the only child in their families. When every family is the same, I kind of had an illusion that this is only a natural family structure. I never questioned about it, even when my mom had abortion. In October 2015, Chinese government announced to abolish the Wang Chao policy. Suddenly I realized most of my growing up experience are shaped by the government policies instead of natural choices. It was 2015, China abolished the Wang Chao policy. I was looking at my phone day and night when COVID-19 broke out in Wuhan. At the beginning, the local government was trying to downplay or hide the situation. There was only hearsay, but I knew it was serious because I experienced SARS in Beijing in 2003. Later, the US failed to detect or contain the spread of the virus. Different countries reacted to the situation differently. No matter if authoritarian or democratic, human arrogance and bureaucracy are deadly. It's 2020, COVID-19 hits the world. In 1966, Mao started the Cultural Revolution. Millions of people were prosecuted and many died. And my family also suffered terrible loss. I'm still dealing with the transgenerational trauma. It was 1966 when the Cultural Revolution began. One morning, I was working in one of the luxury center buildings, run up and down to a different office. I got along well with this receptionist girl. Well, I was in the basement. Something was on fire, but I was only thinking about finishing my work and go home. I keep working. Then the elevator shut later, people were run out of the building. I don't know what happened. I followed them out. It was dark outside. There was smoke everywhere. I worked and worked until I arrived home in Canada. I was very tired. I slept for the whole day in the evening. I discovered on TV, the building was melt like a chocolate. My body was poisoned by the smoke for years. It was hard for me to take care of myself. I couldn't work. When I finally recovered, I started working again. I need to stand on my own feet. It was 2001, 9, 11. It happened near my community. Almost no one wants to talk about money publicly, but it is important and political. I will ask questions. I'm studying questions that you can answer with your fingers from one to five. One is the lowest. Five is the highest. When you were in your home country, how rich did you feel about yourself from one to five? When you are in New York City, how rich do you feel about yourself from one to five? Important is money in your life from one to five. Could you rate the importance of saving from one to five? What are you saving money for? In your house. Visiting Berlin. Having kids and paths. Giving it to my mom. Giving allowances to grandparents. Taking care of my parents. Hey kids back home, but I'm really able to save any money to feel secure In terms of money, what has surprised you in the United States? A lot of people with paycheck by paycheck People use so much cash And they still use checks The education tuition and insurance are insane So hard to read coins here And the tipping culture is too complicated. Yeah, I'm surprised that it exists When you go back to visit your home country, do you feel this perception of money has changed? Yeah, for sure. I definitely feel more poor when I go to China I've been here for 10 years and in the past 10 years a lot of my friends called the wave of economic boom Well, I was picnicking as prospect perk. So they got rich and I still think twice before getting a cup of Starbucks coffee They can afford all kinds of fancy things for their children that I cannot I Feel I don't know the appropriate price of value of every product because my memory is still five years ago Now the price changed so fast in China I just feel outdated there people yourself want to pay in the restaurant You don't have to go to see a waiter. You just order online. I didn't know that they were like, who are you? Did you come from a cave or forest? I feel both Seoul and New York are a high price of high consumption cities A little different categories though. Each city has different values on different things US housing Educational tuition and entrance transportations are way more expensive than Korea But Korea has way more expensive electronic devices fruits coffee or fashion brand clothes What's your identity? I'm a musician and artist Other than that, what's your identity? I'm Korean and American Other than that, what's your identity? I'm a daughter, wife, granddaughter Other than that, what's your identity? I'm a person of color and a woman and human being Does skin color matter? Yes, kind of a lot on this planet People judge and have expectations for your color What are stereotypes about your race? Humble, acceptant, very naive, very kind and very hardworking Does citizenship matter? Yes, dual citizenship is very interesting to see how different countries see it differently In Korea, I was felt jealousy I'm ready Should the government help people in need? Yes, if they still require people to be taxed What's the purpose of a social welfare system?  Should the system help people who are temporarily struggling? Yes Should they help people who are always struggling? Yeah Have you ever been to an ER? Once, I cut my finger a bit deeper than I usually do I was bleeding really badly, so I went to the nearest ER There were so many people waiting, I sat there for hours and I realized I stopped bleeding So I went home Have you ever been to an urgent care? What's the difference between ER and urgent care? Do you have healthcare? Yes What change would you want to make to the healthcare system? To make it free and available to everybody Do you think doctors are making too much money? I think this should be well compensated for the work they do It's where the money comes from matters Do you think nurses are making too much money? I don't know how much nurses make here, but American nurses are very nice And they treat people very well I know in China, nurses get treated very poorly and treat people very poorly Do you think insurance companies are making too much money? I think private companies will always prioritize their profits There's nothing wrong with that But I think the US government has made enough money to take care of second poor But they're not doing enough Just turn to me What do you own in this country? A MacBook, an iPad, an iPhone, a Kindle, a bicycle, electric scooter, a DVD player, two humidifiers, 50 books, a lot of clothes, and some shoes What do you want to own in this country? My own loft in Lower Manhattan with a dryer and a washer What can't you own in this country? A permit to work any job, come back to the United States without applying for a new visa every time Unemployment insurance Do you own real estate property? Yes, I own an apartment in China Should everybody own real estate? Not necessary What makes the rich people rich? Their families, their social class, their personal choice, career development, and investment And what separates the rich from the poor? Race and social class And should the rich bear more social responsibilities? Yes In what countries are people more equal? The countries with the better social welfare for everybody Do you want to pay tax? Absolutely no That one, turn to me Do you care about the environment? Yes, but I'm not doing much Do you believe global warming? Yes Do you care about animals?  Yes Yes What animals do you eat? Pig, sheep, cattle Duck, chicken, fish, shrimp Maybe a couple more What do you think about mass international tourism? I used to really enjoy it But it's not sustainable, it hurts the environment And I'm not sure if it's making the world more equal or less Is it okay to lie to immigrant office? Yes Have you lied to immigrant office?  Yes Why do people migrate? Some people don't have other choices And sometimes people get bored or get hurt So they move Where do immigrants belong to? I don't know Maybe their families themselves Should first generation immigrants go protest on street? Do we as immigrants have to choose one culture over another? What do you think about assimilation?  Did you ever have deep relationship in New York City? Did you ever have long lasting friendships in New York City? Did you ever regret coming to US? Did you have other choices? Did you get what you wanted? What kept you here? What have you lost? Did you think about a loss before you came? Do you think it was worth it? There's the stress caused by social isolation And being out of your cultural environment You have to deal with the emotional pain caused by being so far away from home What does home to me mean? What does home to me mean anyway? I missed so many birthdays, weddings, funerals I didn't get to say goodbye to my grandma before she passed away And for the rest of my life I have to deal with it There are lots of things going on really well in my life My family, my daughter, my job I love the city, I wouldn't want to live anywhere else But I think my life wouldn't necessarily be worse if I stayed in China I'm losing the beautiful part of Chinese culture Here, I write in English so more and more I think in English I feel I'm losing the ability to write artistically On the other hand, living in a place other than my home country really allows me to understand different perspectives of looking at the world Also, as an artist in New York City I found so many resources that can help me grow Back in my hometown, I feel only stuff was so natural I own this, I own that But here, I take myself as a device I keep absorbing things and losing stuff It's a natural process But I become a happier and more powerful person Because I receive constant help and support from my friends They keep believing in me even when I don't believe in myself Now I feel I have a power to help someone else Home in this, the loss of family connection Being different than being a foreigner here feels really lonely If I achieve something in career or if I celebrate my birthday or holidays it looks always smaller But I believe living here, I definitely got matured I do better self-management life Taking care of myself and taking responsibilities of my life better Maybe I know better how to live as an artist I'm away from my family Not being able to see my parents for a long time Since I came here until I went back for the first time That was more than seven years Here I am able to interact with other cultures Learn from other cultures, other religions Also learn other languages such as English and Chinese And learn the art I think it was worth it I am single That's good I don't feel great But I don't feel so bad I feel like I need to do more exercise Back in Taiwan, I had a lot of friends here in New York I'm on my own There is no winter in Taiwan So I got to experience winter in here When I was forced to move out my place On Christmas Eve Cold winter would make my peers who want to sit down You always do something Not for comparison Thank you for being here with us today Now we have 15 minutes for a casual chat So if you have any thoughts, any comments or questions for us Or for one another Please stay and join us And you can still use the wrist hand button To let us know you want to speak And we'll invite you to speak And it's okay if you don't want to start your video You can also type in Q&A part And I'm sending out our Facebook, Instagram link And link to Lucky Kesan Thank you Thank you And as I'm moving people into panelists I want to invite our performer, Jose To share a poem with us Jose Good to see you Good to see you So I'm going to be reading a poem by Rocket Dalton Rocket Dalton was in Salvadoria He saw art as a revolutionary art He wrote this from the original version in Spanish In English it's called like you So it's because like this Yo Como tú Amo el amor La vida El dulce encanto de las cosas El paisaje celeste de los días de enero También mi sangre buye Y río por los ojos Que han conocido el brote de las lágrimas Creo que el mundo es bello Que la poesía es como el pan de todos Que mis venas no terminan en mí Si no en la sangre unánime De los que luchan por la vida El amor, las cosas, el paisaje y el pan La poesía de todos It was written a while ago But it's so current nowadays That's why You want me to read the English version? I would love to hear it because I don't understand Spanish Okay, I'll do it Thank you Like you I love love life The sweet smell of things The sky blue landscape of January days And my blood boils up And I laugh through eyes That have known the buds of tears I believe the world is beautiful And the poetry like breath is for everyone And that my veins Don't end in me But in the unanimous blood Of those who struggle for life Love, little things Llamas, cakes and bread The poetry of everyone Rocked alto Thank you Beautiful Anyone wants to just chat with us? It's really the time for all of us to chat a little bit Oh, I see Two people raised their hand Yeah You're still muted Josh, you muted Great, yeah, we can hear you We're just trying to Hello There are people out here Hi Hi Allison, hi Jess Hello I could do a spontaneous poem Wow Ja Wen Charades Thanksgiving Money Real job Artists make money Fresh bamboo shoots In hot pot Like flute Watch drawing Crumpling Identity Chair Coins Wow, it's really beautiful Thank you for the poem Yeah, thank you for all the tension For our words from the performance Yeah One question that came to my mind Was about the scope of immigration Because for people from New York Or you know people who are New Yorkers Like at this point I think you probably consider yourselves to be New Yorkers I think we all know that the city is not really connected to the rest of the country So you're immigrating to New York City as a completely separate country But I'm not sure how that awareness came through in the dialogue or trilog or quadrilog Quintilog I can say something I can absolutely identify what you said about New York being somewhere else So I was writing my bicycle down in Brooklyn I went somewhere that had to drive through My mind was like, what is a drive through? I've never seen that in New York So I was so surprised because it was so unique But I just think Even within New York City we have our own Segregations and Separations Different layers of people who don't necessarily see each other So one of my favorite things about Being here, working with these people is I got to meet Jose and Gloria And hear their stories But I do think about How immigrants is almost like a pseudo concept Because there are so many different types of immigrants that come from everywhere with different backgrounds, resources and privileges And I do think about how within the scope of this project, what are the things we can do to problem-tize that And yeah, it is something that I do think about I can also share some of my experience because I was applying for my visa And I saw me in my case in April, that time quarantine just started And now I've never thought about should I stay here until now And I feel like now as Jorge said, I feel like separate from my home country And I got stuck here, I cannot go visit my mom and my mom cannot come visit me And I have a lot of doubts for my choice staying here And I think that our thoughts got reflected in our last chapter Was it worth it? Now we're thinking about our pain, our gain And yeah, we keep thinking like it's the right choice we make And who are we in the future? So I think it's like this constant path for me to explore And I don't know the answer yet, but I'm glad right now I have this question in my mind And stop thinking, oh, I need to stay in the United States because I can get everything I want There's a lot of challenges and pain Yeah And I think because we developed this performance from the project we have at University Settlement So all these experiences mainly come from our interactions and engagements with people Who are participants in University Settlements Adult Literacy Program And their senior center and their other programs So I think for most of us and people we know from there I think only a portion of us really made the choice of coming to New York City Most of them just came to the US but they end up at a place, it's New York It's different and it gives you more opportunity, more freedom, make you feel more protected But at the same time many things still remind us that it's still a part of the US Because we have all kinds of people, all kinds of opinions in New York City But we do feel blessed that we end up being here I think that's something we have in common while we were developing this And Aine Is it early morning for you? Welcome Thank you for coming Good morning here, my name is Aine I met Jen last year already in a class at New York University And I am right now in Tokyo, Japan Because my husband lives in Tokyo and I was in New York by myself I'm also dual citizen So I was like half immigrant, half US citizen But mainly I'm Japanese It was a wonderful show I have to admit that I started watching in my bed And so many, like the stage setting I would say, online stage setting was very interesting And also the multiple stories always constantly ask myself whether I want Because currently I'm looking into the ways I will be able to go back to the United States Or be out of Japan again so that I can present my works as a woman artist And it's really hard to do it in Japan So I really want to continue my path as an artist And I kept asking myself, is it worth it? I will be away from my family again So, thank you Thank you for sharing Thank you Someone in the audience wants to talk You can raise your hand, I see Ursula May I invite you, Kristin? I was going to type in the chat saying congratulations for this inspiring I'm beautiful and very honest show about your own experiences I mean, but also as artist and human being And I was going to, my internet, it's very like it's unstable That's why I kind of logged out before I was going to ask how did you came up with the script and this structure? Was it like based on what you had done throughout the workshop? Or so yeah, that was my question Do you want to answer this, Jarwin? Oh yeah, so this project started from last October And we had a partnership with the performance project at University Settlement And first we did a lot of open workshops We first go to the $1 classes and do some theater activities And then we invite people to our open workshop And then we have different themes for the workshop And then we developed what we really wanted to do for the performance And we invite our participants to join our ensemble workshop to develop our script together And all those scripts came from the theme in the past workshop And also through our conversations, our interaction with the participants See what people are interested in And we did a lot of theater activities And we recorded a lot of, we have a lot of recordings and videos And we tried to use people's authentic words in our performance So we are all telling our own stories which we shared in our workshop And as for the structure, I think Jean you can share a little bit about your thoughts Yes, basically all those themes come from our workshop themes And those are things we discovered were interesting for people from the community And also interesting for us, so we did a lot of exploration around that And then after that was just building a performance Yeah, and I want to also share some comments we received from Q&A Paula Weiss wrote, we thought those questions you all posed were really interesting Thank you for saying that because we really only can speak for ourselves Not for people we have been working with So what we were trying to do is to bring up questions People from that community find interesting, find meaningful So I really appreciate that you noticed all those questions we posed And also from Susan Macalester, am I pronouncing that right? Thank you for sharing your personal experiences with us My apologies for not staying for the whole chat, that's okay And also one more comment from Kristin I just want to say congratulations to seeing this through during a pandemic I loved how you explored stage pictures and music through Zoom And thank you for saying that we are really lucky to have two musicians in this ensemble But we are also not lucky because we have more performers from the university community who cannot perform with us Because they need to work more than before during this pandemic And even Jose had to work and couldn't join all of our rehearsals So we ended up making videos but I find those videos really amazing Thank you Jose for making those My pleasure Yeah it's time so thank you everyone for coming and for your thoughts for talking with us Thank you, I hope we can catch Thank you for joining


What's going on everyone we're back with another episode of the after-hours podcast today We have a very special guest and very much everybody's been asking for to come on. We have Oren Who is one of the moderators at MIC and he's one of the rare primarily like trades mostly large caps Which is pretty cool So everybody always thinks that my sees only shorting small caps or longing, but we have a nice large cap room So Oren, thank you for coming on women Absolutely, so glad to be here with you guys. It's been long overdue Yeah, for sure for sure So what's so if you could run yourself through introduce yourself kind of talk a little bit about your trading and how you found MIC Absolutely. Yeah, so I grew up in the New England area go patriots and Ended up moving out to the West Coast for college. I went to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo studied business there and I concentrated in in computer information systems So it's the data side of business essentially So I'm really into data analytics and that's what I do now as a full-time career So trading I just do part-time, but for my full-time career. I work for the Los Angeles Metro so some public transit agency here in LA yeah and Essentially, I I use all of the data we collect and do analysis on it So actually a lot of my trading Does revolve around this, you know looking at the charts and doing the analysis and and reading into the fundamentals That's that's what got me first interested in trading like even though I studied business in college I was not at all interested in finance or accounting or I really stock trading at all. I I didn't Really start diving into stock trading until Robin Hood came out actually Yeah, so I can thank Robin Hood for getting me into trading because yeah before that, you know, it's just like Throw stuff in the 401k or you know, whatever retirement funds by some ETFs. Yeah Yeah, so I think what like 2014 Yep Robin Hood, you know, I saw a free stock trading. I might as well just hop on I'd do a little bit of swing trading and it's been investing like by AMD But just essentially buying companies. I knew To moderate success here and there. Yeah, so probably by the end of that. I was how old are you at this point? At that point. I was 2425 okay, so just out of college really. Yeah, and I just turned 30 this year But I didn't really think fan. Yeah, I didn't really dive Deep into trading and be like hey, this is actually a great way to make a supplemental income Probably till 2019 end of 2019 At that point, you know, I've been working for Metro for a while and I'm like I want some sort of side gig You know, I want multiple streams of income. Yeah, that's how you build wealth and You can't do it just doing a nine to five. So I was looking at alternatives like working on the side or You know trying trying all these different side hustles and then I just kind of put it all together I'm like well, you know, even though I haven't been that successful Casually doing this trading on Robin hood Clearly tons of people are very successful and I saw that on Twitter, you know I started following people on Twitter to get ideas Yeah, and I started seeing the success people were having You know, obviously some of it's fake but a lot of it's real and I you know, I found MIC I found Alex and bow and Pretty much like a lot of people and I might see it from their tweets Is how I heard about it. Oh, that's cool. It is cool. Yeah And so then I started diving in the YouTube videos and I just really liked that a lot of what MIC was teaching Was about like trader psychology. Yeah, I'm like that that was my biggest issue and I recognize it I'm like I'm I get too emotional like starts to against me. I sell, you know, I buy high I sell low. I'm chasing all of the things that You learn not to do once you start getting an education. Of course, do you say that? Oh, sorry Would you say that like everything you're doing is like like did you have like a certain strategy or were you just kind of like Diving in and just like longing random things and yeah, and so were you like like like how do you like Because this is what I'm always like kind of wondering when people start It's like what type of stocks did you kind of like to buy or like how would you even find out about a stock or like a Particular ticker name because like I always find that super interesting because you know I'm looking at like maybe like a long swing strategy just to have in my back pocket and stuff and You know, I always wonder like where does this, you know volume come from of all these people like AMC and GME and those things that catch on So I was just kind of wondering like what was your process towards kind of finding a stock? Yeah, for me, I would say I was mostly focused on stocks. I knew Your big tech companies I wasn't really into like finding the small caps and yeah and trying to you know Take a stock from $2 to $20 like I was buying the names. You you're familiar with Apple AMD Tesla But like I said, it wasn't I Was falling into the traps of FOMO, you know I would see the stock rallying over multiple days and then buy into it and then not have the patience to hold through the drawdown Or not have a stop-loss and re-enter So you were always doing large caps pretty always doing large cap. Yeah, so I like that Yeah, so I guess that was part of my initial hesitancy to join MIC was something okay These guys are mostly focused on small cap But the more I got the content and I'm like It's all it's it doesn't matter small cap or large cap. It's the process. It's the principles and the rules Right and understanding how to control your emotions while trading. So that's what what convinced me I'm like, okay I need to I need to commit to learning if I really want to be successful in this and actually make it Yeah side gig or a second stream of income, of course, so that's 2019, right? So you found MIC and 2019 yeah, cool. So and at that point, I guess what was your Turning point for success and how did you then how did you find your niche and then what was your turning point for success? yeah, so that was 2020 2020 was a really big year in terms of my trading career because A lot happened, you know, we all are very aware of the COVID crash Yeah, and I got caught in it in a good way and a bad way. So I You know at this point I had joined MIC but I wasn't really Taking advantage of it yet. Yeah, so I was one of those people who had like signed up for a membership started watching some videos but I was still pretty much trading on my own and just Lurking on the chat reading it getting ideas Reading from the large cap room But not really committing to learning how to trade and learning the process. So At that point, I was also starting to dive into options. So I was just really interested in how options worked just kind of playing with them here and there and then By chance, I had bought some puts on the market I've been following COVID really closely.   Yep And at that point I was like I'm paying for M. I see I need to learn I need to take advantage of this I Think bow came on one night and he was like, you know, I'm gonna be giving out like lifetime memberships He may have had a few beers or something So he was giving out looks like super good deal on the lifetime membership. I was like, boom. I bought it I'm joining in Actually remember this night that he was hammered. He was just throwing lifetime memberships out the window. He's like Yeah, he's like, you know, the first five people or whatever, you know that message me so I Was committed to learning at that point because I'm like the emotional trauma of that high to that low It made me recognize that okay, I need to start working to be consistent Yeah, and at that point I didn't know my niche, you know, like I didn't know if I wanted I knew I wanted to do large cap because I just have always been more interested in large caps of From even my earlier days of trading. Yeah And I liked options too. So I would I knew I was committed to that But it was really like don't want to be a day trader swing trader And I think the volatility of that time period made me start leaning to towards being a day trader. I Thought okay, you know, MIC is a little bit more specialized in day trading I Joe's really successful of it We have a lot of people in the large cap room that are successful in trading both equity and the options for for large cap So I really started committing to doing that And I did it from about I'd say April 2020 until About November, maybe maybe October November And I was about break-even, you know In my mind I Actually hadn't just lost that 40k. I lost a little more. I lost another 10k on top of that. All right. So now in my mind, I'm like I need to Make back this money, right? And I think that pressure and like trying to learn how to day trade Having that pressure on and like that feeling like I need to make this money back Is really negative towards your trading and your emotion wait. It's a way.  Yeah Yeah, so so the first like three months of that were probably more negative You know, I was still digging the hole a little bit deeper not not bad But enough that it was like really hurting my morale and my confidence I'm like, I don't know if I'm ever gonna get the hang of this and Then some I started to like get back up. So I was getting like break even months. Yeah But then after about doing that for half a year, I was like, I just don't think day trading fits my personality And I wanted to start focusing back on swing trading, which is what I was doing prior to M. I see And I'm like I can take the the lessons that I'm learning from M. I see from the process from controlling your emotions and Not only that but also like the technical analysis so many things that apply to day trading also apply to swing trading being patient being patient Waiting for your lions, you know, all of that applies and In my mind, I'm like I'm getting stressed out doing day trading. So I'm gonna I'm gonna pivot at this point and And that pivot was really when I became Consistently profitable because I'm like, okay now I found my niche and I pretty quickly felt right And cool. Yeah, and I just started diving deeper into date into swing trading and I've been doing that since So almost a year of I'd say like 95% swing trading Well, yeah, how long are your swings on average? Are you like a one day multiple day? Like how kind of time frames do you look for a pretty good mix? So Yeah, sometimes they're just overnight Other times I've been holding for weeks months a few I've almost held a year. So Wow I haven't held a stock more than like five minutes, bro. Yeah, I know I would say a majority though a majority are under three months Yeah, it's so good though.   Like how'd you start? Like what were things do you think that made you consistent and you know Any process tips for anyone who's kind of new and is kind of looking to get involved in that type of, you know market as well Yeah, absolutely. That's a great question And I think so much of it Goes back to your personality and the cliche that everyone is saying like find your niche find your niche and Yeah, it's I think when people are saying that to you and you don't really know what it is yet It's kind of frustrating. I don't know what my niche is like. Yeah, like what does that even mean really? but once you like Finally find that spot and are starting to be profitable and you just feel more calm In your trading like everyone is personality matches a different type of trading Yeah, and that's really what you're finding your niche is is just finding the type of trading that fits your personality So I would say When you're first starting it is good to go between multiple things if you don't really know right away you know, check out the small caps check out shorting longing large cap options, but just keep your size small and And make sure you're focusing on learning first instead of diving in headfirst because otherwise you're gonna end up blowing up an account And learning bad habits. So take the time to try different things but don't Don't oversize into Your positions while you're learning and don't try to do multiple things at once like a lot of people I know in MIC who are still looking for consistency come and chat me and they're like Hey, you know, I'm trying to get into swing trading But right now I'm shorting small caps And I'm like, that's great that you want to get into swing trading But trying to do both at the same time is really difficult. You know, each one takes a lot of focus and energy So trying to do trying to spread yourself too thin is a pretty good way to guarantee you're gonna be like frustrated stressed out and probably not trading well Like that now do you recommend like when you're new like this like a lot of people ask the large cap guys What do you recommend for like data tracking or spreadsheets? Do you even recommend people and they're new do that? Is it too much? Is it overwhelming and like kind of what do you do for it? Yeah, I think it's a little bit Overboard to go like deep into the data tracking Obviously, I love data and I think it's especially in trading where so much of what we do looking at the charts is all it's all based off data It's just visualizations of data Yeah, but it's so easy to overload yourself with that and I think keep it simple, right? Just keep it simple people often ask me like how do you find what tickers you're trading? I'm like, I'm just trading the big names that we all talk about and what you know about Snapchat Twitter Facebook like all the social media all the tech companies You know just look at the S&P 500 lists and those are the stocks. I'm trading really. I'm not I'm not going out and searching for the unknown stock the holy grail That's gonna go from like ten dollars to three hundred dollars Even though I did almost catch GME I remember the story. Yeah, it's like crazy It's hilarious and I guess I mean that's cool though I mean, I think a lot of people they struggle with the concept of data like I'm my brain isn't wired that way And I think it's cool for people to know that you know, there's both there's two times two sides of it You know if you want to track or two spreadsheets are charting like Everyone has their their way of a backtesting and it's okay And I think that's cool that you are someone who is kind of data-driven and whatnot and I'm asked I'm actually just really why I keep blanking out is because Joe Kelly was just texting me So he has his large cap webinar tonight, which um, which we can't be on the zoom for him, but but It's okay, but we got like five minutes and I guess before we kind of wrap it up what what would be The most important small piece of advice I know you gave a good a good little session there on like sizing and focusing then but What is one thing you wish as a new trader you cut someone told you and you think that probably would have cut your learning curve like in half Yeah, that's a good question. It's a tough one. It is a Yeah, I Mean the biggest thing. Yeah The biggest thing is just take your time you know, we're we're in this for a Hopefully a long time not a You know, so it's not a get rich quick type of scheme Take your time to learn and and this is what everyone preaches and it's like the same thing with everything in life You can't just jump in and assume that you're gonna be great You know, like sure you can get lucky and buy and happen to have bought some crazy options and got rich quick But for every person that does that so many countless more lose all their money essentially like gambling So just start all start small you don't need to necessarily paper trade because I think paper trading is a Little it takes away the emotional aspect of it but just use a size that you're comfortable with because so many people View trading is like this way to make money to To start paying rent to start buying all these nice things. It's like don't quit your job You know view trading as a way first of all just look at it as a Learning process, you know, like, okay, I'm gonna get educated in trading and the stock market and finance Yeah, and then I'm going to incrementally start Building it as like a business like I'm gonna start start small You know, I might incur some losses in the beginning, but I'll learn how to do the business better And then by the time I start adding more capital I'll be winning more often and then all of a sudden you're you know, your account is over PDT and You're able to day trade you're able to do more strategies and have more positions So just start small and build up start small and build up. I love that man I love that. I think that's really solid awesome advice, especially for anyone trying to get into trading in general but especially large caps because it can be super overwhelming but I hate I hate having to wrap these things up short and Joe said he's gonna fire us both But I can always be a number two. Yeah, well, that's I'm sad Well, we'd love to have you back on doing like I know a lot of members would love to hear about large cap strategy and like just overall Market sentiment and stuff. So we really do appreciate you coming on and would love to get you back on for sure Yeah, absolutely guys. Yeah, there's a lot of fun and we'll do it again. Awesome. Well, thank you again. All right Have a good night. Okay. Bye everybody. You too, buddy