Hello Psych2Goers! We just want to take the time to thank you for all your kind support. We are a team of dedicated, passionate and hardworking individuals who come together every day with one goal in mind. We want to make psychology come alive for you. We are self-funded and recently launched our Patreon. If you enjoy the work we do and find it meaningful, please stick around until the end of the video for information on how to get more involved with us and all the cool rewards you can get from us. Asking someone out can be downright scary. Your heart may be racing right now just thinking about your crush.  One common misconception about our dating culture is that the awkwardness and sweaty palms only happen in our teenage years. But many adults can find it just as nerve-wracking and struggle with it. We understand how intimidating it is to put yourself out there and want to help you practice being open and vulnerable. There are five ways to ask someone out. One, find a common ground. Before asking someone out, it's important to find out whether you two have something in common. Instead of making generic small talk, you can delve into topics that help you get to know each other better. For instance, you can talk about recent movies or books that made an impact on your life if you know that they have also seen or read them. You can also ask them about what their passions, interests, hobbies, and dreams are. Once you find something that the two of you share, you can converse with them on a deeper level rather than having dead-end conversations that prevent the both of you from growing closer. Two, pick a safe activity. Pick an activity that allows the both of you to bond and have a good time. Going out for coffee or drinks, a walk in the park, or a museum are safe options that aren't too overwhelming. Make sure that the location you pick isn't too crowded or noisy that prevents you from hearing each other speak. This is especially important for introverts. As your crush in introvert, check out our video, Five Dating Tips for Introverts for more helpful information. It's commonly advised not to go to the movie theaters at first date, because it doesn't give you a chance to interact as much. But if the two of you decide to have ice cream and talk about the film later, it can act as an icebreaker and give you something to talk about. Three, it's cliche and overused, but be yourself. You hear this line all the time, but there's a reason why it's true. When you're in a relationship with someone, it's not about constantly telling each other how great you are that leaves you no room to be yourself on your bad days. The same applies to asking someone out. Avoid sounding like a salesperson. Instead, be authentic and honest. Let the other person know that you think they're interesting and that you're willing to learn more about them. Remember not to be pushy or forceful. After all, you can't make someone return the same feelings. Respecting each other's space and boundaries is important. Four, figure out where you want to ask them. In this day and age, we can text, email or call our crushes when we want to ask them out. Asking someone out in person is also an option, but it may be used less often nowadays because of how intimidating it can be. Depending on how long you have known the person and whether or not the two of you have exchanged phone numbers, added each other on social media, or have mutual friends, figure out which method works best for you. Keep in mind that each platform has its own pros and cons. For instance, asking someone out in person doesn't give you a chance to retip a message. But it does allow you to see their reaction and their answer will be immediate rather than waiting to hear back from a text. Five, be brave. Take the leap. Don't wait too long to make your move. Seize the day. It's scary putting your heart on the line, but you never know what may happen if you don't try. Constantly letting your fears and thoughts well up inside of you will only allow your walls to grow higher. It's better to take a chance than look back with regrets and what ifs. There will be times you'll be rejected, but remember that this only brings you closer to the person you're meant to be with. We wish you the best of luck. Do you have trouble working up the courage to ask someone out? Please share your thoughts with us below. Also, don't forget to subscribe for more content from Psych2Go and check out our Patreon. We started it because we want to go into a bigger platform that reaches more people who are in need of help. With your contribution, you can receive our PSI pendant, t-shirt, issues of our magazine, and many more membership benefits. Your funding will help us produce quality script writing, voice overs, and animation that makes our content both entertaining and educational. We want to make sure our community members get the best and only the best. Thanks for watching.


Before coming here to IHE, I had been working as an assistant lecturer back in Nepal. The master's degree that I pursued here has enriched my knowledge about the water science and specifically hydrology. I hope I can transfer this knowledge to a greater master back in Nepal through teaching. I did my research in Mozambique that's in southern Africa. The research was about the small reservoir systems which are environmentally friendly for nature. And I got this opportunity to see the African lifestyle culture, this food. It was really a nice experience for me.


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Boom What's going on money gigs mr. V here welcome to another video guys so into this video I want to talk about ticket symbol and I owe Neo so this is the stock that we have been following here on the channel and neo has been making some moves As you guys know china has been cracking down a lot on Some of their companies the major companies out there and even Trying to dictate how they would if they should list on the new york exchange or not But neo is one of the companies where china as a as the state Is actually behind them and I can give you the good examples right now Neo hasn't gone through the scrutiny that other companies are going through. They're still able to maintain their position in expanding outside china, which I think it's a very Big thing for china They are trying to get to the point where they can compete with other countries like the united states as far as manufacturing and now Having a chinese homegrown company. I think it's massive for them. So That's why I wanted to talk about here in these particular videos Again, the news here is that neo has signed a deal To facilitate sales of vehicles to china's central government agency Again, this is not something that is surprising to me because like I said china has been really supportive of neo And really trying to build that brand As a major car manufacturer.  We have xpeng. We have li auto And then I think there's a baidu. So there's there's a bunch of them there But neo is again really positioning themselves if you if you understand the company When we started talking about it here on the channel, they had they started with uh, suv As you can see here in this video is e s eight and then just this year They introduced their sedan which is going to really go against tesla because tesla sells in china And so if the chinese government if their goal is to make sure that they expand their branding Explain your own company. What do you think is going to happen? They're not going to want to have China or have the united states come in with tesla and overtake them So they're going to try to push it Then the other thing to that neo is doing is they are expanding into no way So as a matter of fact, let me bring up that so you guys can actually see So as you can see here, neo actually has made their debut into no way They're really doing some shipping of vehicles into no way and from here It's just a matter of time for neo to really start expanding outside no way So this is a major step in neo moving forward. So again, neo is priming himself for me I'm a long-term investor in the company and I anticipate that Neo is going to continue to make moves like this to expand outside China again I told you guys that the chinese government has spent billions of dollars Expanding globally expanding the chinese brand as a country expanding the brand just like you have america as a brand China is doing the same thing. So they are they are expanding outside Asia if you go to africa a lot of african countries right now have a major chinese presence You go to south america a similar thing you go to the caribbean a similar thing So the united states in my personal opinion is lagging behind because what china is doing China is putting together a ground game that's that's unbeatable. So if america doesn't step up Man, it's gonna be tough for them to compete globally With what china is doing again as you can see here. They have their major The et7. This is the sedan that's coming out and then obviously you can see here There are suvs that been out already and then their sports car That's also in the making so again Neo has some really good things if you look at the neo house, which is going beyond just making cars You look at neo power you look at neo service and i'll talk to about their battery swap and all that good stuff that neo is doing So i'm definitely thinking neo is really priming himself to be A powerhouse and the chinese government is actually supporting them in this endeavor So that's my personal opinion here. So what does this mean for neo stock? I personally think that this stock right now is just consolidating so There's a possibility of this stock really Just skyrocketing we know for sure the market is really choppy Now and so if they stock and hold within this range, i mean i'm seeing somewhere between 35 and 45 Just that range if it stays within that range, then this is obviously a stock that you want to hang on to again Me i'm holding neo long term So this is not something that i'm actually buying and selling now This is just holding long term and i'm going to continue to buy as i see the opportunity presents itself So definitely keep an eye on neo here guys because this stock is definitely going to is definitely going to explode As i said guys if you are not into the stock find that price range between 35 and 45 somewhere in there and start a position and again Do your due diligence i'm i'm saying this from position of having done my due diligence Again a recap here neo is doing some wonderful things neo is expanding outside mainland china outside asia Into europe the fact that they've already gotten that footstep because if you think of the powerhouses in europe like the bmw Again, like the audits and yet you have neo coming into that market the Mercedes of the world neo is coming into that market and they're coming through what i'll call a back door They didn't start with germany or france or the big uh the big names in europe They're starting with countries like norway and finland and then you see them expand from scandinavia and slowly Get into mainland europe. So that is to me a good thing that's going to happen to them So again, let me know in the comment section what you think about it Do you think neo is really the powerhouse that china is making it to be or you think oh Maybe it's just another chinese company again Let me know in the comment section if you're new to the china guys We talk about how to earn money how to save money how to invest and build wealth If you have something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell So you don't miss out on your content also guys if you're looking to get started with investing We both have their promotion way if you sign up and deposit five dollars You get two free stocks at no cost to you links in the description below and as always guys Do your due diligence.


Sorry I missed the meeting. I was busy with work. Grateful for you for all the work that you're doing and and have done. Oh thanks, I appreciate that. So what did I miss? We're going to just try to share with you where we are. Well actually I can see where you are there in your office and I'm here at home and Gary where are you? Uh we don't need the whole song thanks and Todd let's see it looks like your audio isn't working. Could you try dialing in on a regular phone? Uh that might not work. Tamara can you see everyone? Hello everyone. It's good to be with you today. Likewise. Even though I can't see all of you. I know you're out there. Yes we're all here. Oh including Todd again. Hello everyone good to see you kind of right. Right it's kind of good to see you too I guess. So Dr. Corey would you mind giving me a detailed clear description of how we're planning for the fall? The plan will be a phased plan that we will plan on utilizing in phases and the phases will be planned and the planning will be phased. Okay so who's? I've created a staff of staffers who will plan the phase and planning while phasing their phases. Okay so I think I got it. What's the team called? The Biola University reopening team BERT. BERT and what's the name of the document they're producing? This is our reopening plan. Okay I'm sharing my screen and I see it here. The reopening plan the BERT and we also have the reopening network the BERN. What about me? I work for digital oh here it is oh oh dear. Okay moving on I see the plan says the University will no longer provide toilet paper in the restrooms. This will save the University more than $500,000 on an annual basis. That is a lot but is anyone else concerned about not having these supplies in the restrooms? Many of us are wondering what plans does the campus have in place to make supplies available? Dr. Corey were you aware of this? As you can imagine this will not be a surprise to anyone I am not President Corey. I'm not surprised. The cabinet is where the board of trustees right now. So he's gone. Dr. Taylor is provost can you come up with a compromise maybe recycled or cheaper one-ply toilet paper with just one layer? It's really complicated and layered but all of these things would be taken into consideration. And I see there's a 1-800 number to call posted in each stall if you ran out of toilet paper. What will we try to do if someone calls? Call them back or to get back to them in five days even though we are overwhelmed. Okay so whose big idea was this? Todd sounds like something you might do. See when the cabinet's not here and the President's not here this is stuff we can do. All right yeah oh you're back you didn't need to leave that board of meetings just for me. Just know how special you are and how I look forward to the day when we're all back here quick question god bless you and goodbye let me ask let's see it wouldn't hurt to order my own supplies that ought to do it


In this presentation, we will take a look at non-statistical sampling for tests of account balances. Note that we took a look at non-statistical sampling in a prior presentation with relation to tests of controls. Here, we're applying non-statistical sampling for account balances. So you will see some similarities within the application of the non-statistical sampling. Sampling unit for non-statistical sampling is generally a customer account, an individual transaction, or a line item on a transaction. The following items must be considered when we're thinking about non-statistical sampling. Identify individually significant items. So we're going to consider those items that are individually significant. We'll talk more about that shortly. Determining the sample size, selecting sample items, and calculating the sample results. We'll add some of these items in more detail now, starting with identifying individually significant items. Items to be tested individually are items that may have a potential misstatement that individually exceeds the tolerable misstatement. So let's read that one more time. Items to be tested individually are items that may have the potential misstatements that individually in and of themselves, in other words, exceeds the tolerable misstatement. So if we look through the data and we have these types of areas that the misstatement themselves for that individual item could exceed the tolerable misstatement, we want to pick those items out. These items will be tested 100% because the auditor is not willing to accept any sampling risk with regards to these items given their nature. As significant items, determining the sample size and selecting the sample. So how do we determine what the sample size is? This is going to be our formula sample size will be equal to the sampling population in the book value. So the book value population, then we have the tolerable minus the expected misstatement. So tolerable misstatement minus the expected misstatement will be divided into the sampling population book value or sampling population book value divided by tolerable misstatement minus expected misstatement times a confidence factor. Now this confidence factor might be given in basically our audit papers. We might have some standardized kind of factors that we would use something like a table such as this where the assessed risk of the material misstatement is here and then the desired level


When the call about the missing campers and the abandoned campsite came in, I was sitting in front of the park ranger station, watching a fire that crackled in the rusted old pit that's been here for decades. The flames were slowly eating the wood, the heat occasionally sputtered and spat as the pine logs were devoured. It's one of my favorite ways to pass the time out here. A fire, like watching fish in an aquarium or animals in a zoo, is endlessly captivating because it's a tiny bit of nature captured and put on display. The same reason people come here to the Spruce Ridge National Park, and just like a fire, the woods here can scorch you if you're not careful. I shuffled back inside, took the call, and headed out for the rendezvous point after listening to the report for a few minutes. Another couple gone missing, not too out of the ordinary, at least not yet. So I loaded my gun, hopped in my jeep, and headed out as the sun began to recede past the trees. The searing summer sun peaked out from between dense fur limbs that surrounded the rocky terrain on all sides, sweeping over the horizon as far as I could see. I passed glimmering ponds filled with algae and pavilions filled with brown picnic benches. As the jeep bounced up and down on carefully maintained blacktop and redded brown roads filled with dirt and rock, I could practically hear the croak of frogs, the chirping of crickets, and the hum of a few dragonflies as I sped past. No matter how long I was a park ranger, I never got used to the thrill of the great outdoors. The serenity you could find in the fresh air was eternal, as was its sheer size. It reminds me of the pioneer days when it was just a few families alone in the vastness of the frontier, and it was a very unforgiving frontier. Back then, there were no rangers or park security like me to make sure no families got lost. First aid didn't exist, and Mother Nature never suffered fools. Some people have forgotten that. But Mother Nature never hesitates to remind people about what she can do. Lately seems particularly active on that front in these parks. I carefully maneuvered the jeep through hills, which were bigger the farther I got away from the base. The wind lashed through the cracked windows as I passed fallen cedar trees on the way to my destination. I love these woods, but I never forgot how merciless they can be, and how many people have met their end out here. How many bodies have been buried right here? How many people went out into these woods and simply never came out? There's no way of knowing for sure, but these woods have been around for centuries, and that's enough time for death to plant a seed for every tree out here. I was dispatched to find Libby and Dale Morrison, a well-to-do couple that had gone out on a camping vacation. Their empty campsite had been found by a group of hikers, and since no one had seen the couple for a few days, I was sent out to take a closer look. Funny enough, while I've always loved the outdoors, I've never liked camping. If you fill out enough missing persons and death reports, you learn fast to treat the woods like a tiger or a lion. They might be stunning to look at, but never forget what can happen when you encounter them. Although plenty of people have wised up and learned how to camp safely. Camping certain places alone is a bit like putting out a candy bowl on Halloween with a please take one sign with no one to watch. Not everyone who walks by has to ignore the rule and do whatever they please. All it takes is one. It may have only taken one person to make my brother-in-law Jerry vanish a few weeks ago. National parks seem so humdrum and tame, but anyone who works at one knows there's a lot of dark things that happen within those trees. Colts will meet here, drug deals go down and go wrong, people vanish, and plenty of murders all happen within these woods. Bodies are dumped here and found days, weeks, or even months later, all torn to pieces from the animals, and no coroner could figure out how they got that way. I've interviewed plenty of applicants who think this job is some cakewalk and an easy paycheck. They all get a nasty wake-up call sooner or later and it either sobers them up or makes them run out of here like they've been chased out. And I've seen things that I don't blame them for wanting to run from. People have been afraid of monsters in the woods for centuries. I don't expect that to change anytime soon, no matter what modern technology exists. That's why the single best alarm system that ever was invented is man's best friend. The minute a dog starts barking, you know someone, or something, is there. But when you're outside and your dog whimpers and runs away like the ground is on fire, well, that's your cue to get out. It's no coincidence that in all the time I've been on duty here, I've never had to deal with a situation where one or more person involved had a dog. Never. Back at the station that houses my office, there's an entire bulletin board with missing person's flyers. Most of them are couples or entire families. Wholesome looking, happy, and smiling at the camera, like they don't have a care in the world, which is usually how they end up on the wall in the first place. I was about to find out whether the Morrison's would join them. It's not a task I enjoy at all. In the five years I've had this job, I've taken off maybe 10 of those flyers, and not because the people on them were found safe and sound either. Most people on it are the type of people who think because they have GPS and cars with all the latest bells and whistles, there's nothing to worry about when you camp or venture into the woods. A lot of people who venture out here have that attitude. If they're lucky, they realize the mistake and live to talk about it. Other times, not so much, but maybe their fate can help teach others a lesson. I've certainly had to deal with my share of journalists, documentary filmmakers, law enforcement officers from various divisions, private investigators, and inquiring relatives and friends, the professionals I have no problem dealing with. They're just doing a job, same as me. That's not to say they don't take what happens seriously, or feel bad for the parties involved. Not at all. But they're used to dealing with stuff like this for the most part, and it rarely touches them personally. Only rarely do I see the look in their eye that tells that what happened here will haunt them. On the other hand, dealing with family members in that situation is by far the worst part of my job. I'd rather stumble upon a million bodies than have to deal with grieving family members. I've done it too many times. But it never gets any easier. Never. And it shouldn't. It was dark by the time I arrived at the Morrison campsite, which was a long way from any main area. As expected, they'd spared no expense and had gone camping with brand new gear that I was certain they'd just bought.  I did have to concede that Mr. and Mrs. Morrison picked a terrific spot, right on the lake. It was a clear night, and the moon glistened off the calm surface, which looked like glass. No matter what happened on the job, night time was always my favorite time to work, or do anything else. So long as I took proper precautions, I suppose it's the same reason people think about hitting up an old flame late at night. In the modern era, it's easy to look down upon more primitive times and their fears about what lay just out of sight in the darkness, but come out here at night when it's pitch black, and those fears suddenly become far more relatable. Modern technology may be the 21st century, but where your flashlight ends, it's the 19th century. All it takes is for your flashlight to run out of batteries, your GPS to fail, or your car to not start. And you're no longer in modern times out here. You're right back where your ancestors were. But at least they knew how to survive in conditions like that. As I looked around the campsite, the stars gleamed out of the sky and looked brighter than usual. I don't think people think about space as in really think about it and what it entails. It's a stunning concept, to behold, the vastness of the galaxy and all the galaxies beyond it. When you think about it, Earth is nothing more than a tiny apartment in a massive skyscraper when you think of how massive space is. The phrase outer space involves gargantuan size and a scale that is unfathomable. When pondering this, the two most terrifying concepts in their implication are that you are completely alone in the universe. And you are not alone in the universe. Which one is more terrifying depends a lot on the person. The phrase in space, no one can hear you scream, is so much more than a movie tagline. It's a simple fact. Because not only can no one hear you scream, you might not even be able to scream. Which is one of the most horrifying feelings a human can experience. It's like calling for an ambulance. Only to be told, help isn't coming. The woods are the same way, as it's no coincidence they refer to space as the final frontier. It's also what makes someone going missing in a huge park like this such a nightmare for a search party. In a populated area, you can rule areas out and narrow things down. But out here in the woods, someone could be literally anywhere. The Morrison campsite wasn't torn to shreds like it had been attacked by a wild animal, nor did it resemble the scene of a horror movie style bloodbath. It looked like countless campsites that had been abandoned without any afterthought. Had it not been for their car nearby, I would have thought they just left on a whim. Their car, a shiny black Cadillac SUV with a grill hood that gleamed in the light from my flashlight, was still here. So that meant they either left in someone else's car, they ran off somewhere outside the park, or they were still here. But it wouldn't be the first time I've seen couples ditch one vehicle out here to get in another. So the question was, what caused the Morrison's to flee from where they'd set up shop? It certainly wasn't because they needed to use a bathroom. In my experience, people almost always flee due to fear. But fear of what? I scan the area slowly with my flashlight. The Morrison certainly spared no expense. The RV was top of the line, certainly a step up from sleeping in a tent. You don't leave equipment like this for no reason, especially if you're someone with money. A quick check revealed that none of the car's tires had been slashed. And from all appearances, it looked to be in good condition. Since the RV's front door was halfway open, I wasted no time in climbing the metal steps and peering inside. As expected, everything inside was top of the line. Most of it looked like they had just bought it at the store a week ago. I carefully climbed inside and with one hand on my gun, I slowly checked the bathroom and bedroom. The bathroom was a jumbled mess of tubes and bottles and the bed was unmade. But everything was perfectly in order. Nor did it look like anything was stolen. I stepped back outside and started to walk towards my jeep to radio what I'd seen. But when I was over halfway there, the skin on my arms prickled and I felt a chill run down my back. Despite the billowing humidity, I was chilled to the bone. I took a deep breath, carefully placed one hand back on my gun and walked the remaining distance, taking care to keep my back aligned with the RV. As I had the sense I was being watched, I'd felt this sensation before and you never get used to it. And just like dealing with grieving families, you shouldn't. Because if you do, the next grieving family may be yours. With paranoia and fear growing with each step, I mercifully made it to the jeep okay and slam the door shut. Before I radioed back to the base, I leaned back in the driver's seat and tried to relax. As I took another deep breath and reminded myself to just stay calm, I surveyed the terrain again. No car tracks aside from mine or the Morrison's, no evidence of a struggle and no sign of any other life out here. But that didn't mean nothing else was out here besides me. As if to answer that, a guttural roar burst out from the woods to my right and I practically shot out of my seat. It was the ugliest sound I've ever heard and there was no way a human was capable of making that noise. It was the kind of sound that seems to be a living, breathing, physical entity like thunder. Without waiting another moment, I started the engine, floored the gas pedal, and the jeep roared to life as I drove out of there as fast as I could. As I pulled away, I swear I could see the trees where the roar came from tremble slightly. It wasn't until I'd been driving for about 10 minutes that I noticed some heavy breathing that sounded pained. When I realized it was mine, I tried to take a deep breath and calm down. Once I'd done the former and was attempting the latter, I picked up my radio with a clammy hand and called in what I found and heard. I was surprised as my voice was far calmer than I felt. On the other line, my colleague sounded surprised but not skeptical. Maybe it was sincere. Or maybe when I had it back up and we all headed back there together, we might find nothing and they might just declare me paranoid. I didn't really care either way. I'd much rather be called paranoid than a crime statistic. I rolled along at a good pace until I rounded a corner and a figure standing in the middle of the road made me slam on the brakes. In the harsh light from the vehicle's headlights, I could see the figure was slight, wearing badly tattered clothes and was pretty beat up. But when the figure took a step forward, I couldn't believe it. It was my brother-in-law, Jerry. I rolled down my window in shock. Bobby, we gotta go. He said, he got in and I hit the gas and we roared out of there. He panned for a good 30 seconds before his breathing evened out. What happened, Jerry? I asked after he had a chance to rest. There's something out here, Bobby. Some kind of creature. A monster. Like something out of a TV show. And there's this group of people that know about it and treat it like it's real important. They think it's so important. They even kidnap people and offer it to the monster to eat. That's what happened to me. What kind of monster is it? It was the only thing I could think of to ask him. I don't know. How'd you get away? Remember that knife you got me for Christmas last year? The one you can store anywhere? Yeah, yeah. I had it in my shoe at the time they grabbed me. Once I had a chance, I put it to good use. And here you are, saving my neck again. The sentence was barely out of his mouth when the car went around a bend and I had to slam on the brakes again. But this time, the site was far more chilling as the road was filled with people wearing identical black plastic masks, the kinds you get in bulk at a party store.  No one moved an inch as I stopped. They all just stood there, facing me. Then, almost on command, they all started walking towards the vehicle. This was the only QI needed to start the car and run right through them. Or that was my plan before out of the corner of my eye, I saw a blur of color and two of the masked people went flying and slammed into trees. When they landed, both of them were sporting deep scratches that were bleeding. This made the others stop immediately before they started to flee in opposite directions. But that wasn't enough because more of them fell prey to whatever was out there which I couldn't see. I hit the gas harder than I ever had and it wasn't long before the screaming and wailing was just a faint background noise. The two of us didn't say a word to each other until we reached the Park Ranger station. Gathered around the front were a few of my colleagues, but two of the people were dressed casually and matched the description of the Morrison's whose campsite I was sent to check out. My face must have shown my surprise because Mrs. Morrison walked over to me and shook my hand. I'm Libby Morrison, Paranormal Investigator. My husband and I were investigating the rumors of strange occurrences out here and we left the campsite abandoned in order to try to record what happened. Well congrats you found something, was all I said before I briefly explained what happened and I left it to the professionals. All together the bodies of 10 people were pulled from the park. The rest were rounded up by law enforcement and charged with various things and while that was going on I decided to hand in my resignation.


They stop stop stop. I had to wait for 9.4 seconds. What does it say? It says something nice about a rival, not a team. About Matt Ryan. The way he falls has always been graceful. The way he gets hit is very respectable because he makes picture-esque moments. You love when like the quarterbacks they make. What kind of noise does Matt Ryan make when you sack him? I don't know. Don't do it. Do it for us. The sound you want to hear is that breath leaving your body.   My baby. You stand up after like, ooh, my baby. Get off me. The mom is like, ooh, my baby. I'm gonna be like, ooh, my baby. That is brutal.


The best ideas that you get, typically in the Marine Corps, come from junior Marines and NCOs. They're not going to come from people like me. I can provide the framework, but not the technical know-how, or the understanding of day-to-day, hour-to-hour, minute-to-minute tasks. So to help Marines broaden their horizons a little bit, we created this program in conjunction with a dealership out in town to have them shadow service technicians, floor technicians, parts room employees for one day. And really what it exposes them to are certain things that are similar to the way we conduct business. Certain aspects don't compare at all. Certain types of work they do are exactly the way we conduct business, and they're best practices that we can take from what we see. And most importantly, it engages the Marines' creativity, which is really what we're looking for. We see the Marines coming back from the program with an increased confidence that they can bring ideas to the table. And then as leaders, we've seen the value of entertaining ideas no matter where they come from. Valuing everybody's opinion and ideas equally has given us a lot of value here at Fifth Marines.


Winners have emerged from the just-concluded Ijo Youth Council IYC Central Zone elections which covers 34 clans in the zone, a total of 60 aspirants contested for various positions in the presence of members of the Nigeria Police, Delegates, Election Observers and Media in Yenagua. The executives are expected to pilot the affairs of the IYC Central Zone for a period of three years. Stakeholders of the Ijo extraction say the era of violence is over and youth in the Niger Delta are excelling in their various careers. So what we have decided to do differently is to unite our people around in new goals we have set by your nation, unity, a sense of inclusion for every member of council in the new direction that we think that is best for a jobable in this era knowing that the generation is quite disadvantaged in terms of our participation at the national politics. So we're expected to unite the more because we at the national level are expected to inspire confidence and restore the glory of this council that has defined this region over the years. You see people have come from all the local government all the clans 34 clans that make up the Central Zone including of course our brothers of Abua Udwa Lengene who are in river states they are part of the Central Zone. The generation should be paramount should be I mean first in everything that we do so anybody that is in the leadership strata should take that as the first part of call to render service. Reading out the results the electoral committee chairman announced comrade Pere Kosova in the effort as a chairman of the Central Zone after he was returned unopposed. For the position of the chairman of Central Zone I won't return unopposed Pere Kosova in the effort is hereby declared the winner. We must be known as intellectuals we must be known as productive minds and today we have exhibited that nature. Hello hope you enjoyed the news please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates


The market doesn't have to go up. And that's, I think, the most important part that we all have to understand. Again, when we want a six year, seven years, we need it. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys, happy Monday, everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access a Trader.com Nightly Wrap-Up Show. Hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody had a pretty good day of trading, a lot of ugly numbers. But again, it all depends on how you trade, what you trade, what your parameters are, what your processes, what your timeframe is, all that good stuff that makes this business unlike any other business. And again, as we talk about all the time, the greatest reality show that's not on television. So let's back up, right? We know the numbers today. The Dow down 2.8%, the S&P down nearly 4%, the Nasdaq down 5%, right? That's kind of where it was. There's nothing you can do about it now, right? But this started again, this started two days ago, right? This started two days ago when the candle from Wednesday night engulfed two weeks' worth of consolidation and we lost the 20 day moving average, which was very, very tough to get considering this was the first time that it closed above it in this whole formation that's still way underneath supply. So that was very, very important. Friday came out the CPI, a lot of people blamed Friday's sell off. And again, very, very exaggerated sell off. Again, he saw 800 point move now back to back days in the Dow, but Friday they came out and they blamed Friday's sell off on the CPI. Again, the CPI was not the blame for Friday's sell off. The blame for Friday's sell off was a continuation from the first close below the 20 day moving average. And today obviously was a fuel more like a snowball effect coming from all those levels and reminding everybody once again, where we are in the overall spectrum. And again, that's underneath the 50 day moving average. And you keep on seeing new traders over and over and asking you to keep on reiterating the same thing. Well, how can the market continue to go lower? Well, it's very easy. Go back to 2001 through 2001 through 2002, go back to 07 through 09, the market doesn't have to go up. And that's I think the most important part that we all have to understand. Again, when we went a six years, seven years linear, linear up and you had two, three days worth of sell off, the running inside joke was, well, by the effing dip, by the effing dip, you know, bears never learn until the bears finally reclaim macro levels and everything that the bears completely discard including a global pandemic going back to 2020, once they start falling below all those prices, things got real because a lot of people have never experienced, because think about this, if you've only started trading within the last, you know, six years, right? Anytime between a week or six years, you've never seen anything more than a two, three week period of selling. And today, you know, we're marking, we're getting up to what, six months, right? You know, my birthday's in June. So you're talking about from January, you're talking about six months worth of selling, but that really doesn't compare and that's not even a fly on an elephant's butt when it comes down to multiple bear markets that I've traded in 2001 and traded from 2007 to 2009. So this is still warming up. And the most important part is, and again, like I've been saying this for a very long time, you can't take it year by year, week to week. You gotta take everything now on a day-to-day basis. And since we trade channels, again, for us, it really doesn't make a difference which way the market goes, because again, we're trading the channels. The stocks clean up sellers, right? Clean up sellers, the market goes higher. Stocks clean up buyers, while the market goes lower. And we've been under this sell-off for, you know, six months now and the most important part is we all acknowledge that things can change on a dime. And when you look at the price action today, you know, very aggressive. A lot of names broke down macro with some pretty aggressive option flow. Again, what's done is done. And now the question is what happens tomorrow? We'll get to the pivots in a second. So pretty good, you know, pretty good solid pivots today as well. But I think the key is always remember this. And this is kind of the theme going into tomorrow's session. Always remember this. I don't care how strong a market is, right? It never goes up. You'll have some very violent down days, but the overall direction is still up. In a bear market, right? You'll have a lot of down days, consecutive down days, and you'll have one snapback rally because again, things don't go straight down. Tomorrow, we could have a situation that there's a chance we can possibly take advantage of both sides. So let me explain here. So this was the lowest close in this whole formation, right? This is the lowest close in the six months that we've been selling off, right? We took down this 280 level. If we were talking, you know, on the video over the weekend that came out, well over the weekend, we said, you know, I said that there's a shot we retest the lower Bollinger band. Yeah, that 283 level. Forget about the 283 level. We went down to 274. Completely, I'm talking about completely shattered it. But now we're starting to get a little bit extended to the downside. Does not mean we're not going lower. It just doesn't have, there's a shot, right? There's an absolute puncher shot that we might have a scenario tomorrow that, hey, we might get a little bit of relief. Now a lot of people would turn around and say, well, we need, you know, we need a good capitulation, you know, down five, 600 points sell off tomorrow. Like I've been using this analogy, throw the baby out with the bathwater, let all the retailers said, you know, that basically said, like I'm going to give it one more day, just turn around and be like, I just don't want to own stock anymore, get me out of it. And if we can get like a really aggressive down open tomorrow, I could see a scenario that us reclaiming back the Bollinger band, right? Reclaiming back the Bollinger band and having a dead cat balance of 500 to 1,000 points just because if you look at, you know, if you just look at the cues, first of all, the Dow has given back 1,600 points in the last two sessions. So there's no reason to think just from common sense point of view, if we do get this big gap down tomorrow and we start reclaiming back supply, right? There's no reason why the Dow can't rally back 500 to 1,000 points considering we already gave back, you know, 1,600, 1,700 points just the last two sessions. But here's the problem, right? Here's the absolute problem. The last thing, and again, we want to make sure that traders are thinking, okay, it's not as simple as sell this by that. There's a lot of thought that goes into it because again, you want to use common sense, but you want to complement it by technical analysis. Obviously, we're sell bias macro, right? It's a very, very big deal ever since we lost gave back the 20 day moving average. But we also, again, like I said a minute ago, we also understand things just don't go straight down. So here's a scenario that I'm kind of thinking going into tomorrow, okay? If we gap up, okay? If we gap up, the last thing the bulls want to do is see that, right? They don't want to see a gap up. It's very, very rare that you turn around and see a gap up take place in a bearish scenario that's going to result in a gap and go. It's, you don't want to see that because what's going to happen is if you have the futures pointing up tomorrow, a lot of traders are going to turn around and go, that's it, that's the bottom. That's the generational bottom. Let me go buy stock. And next thing you know, these stocks get rejected at supply.  They don't want to see that. If you want to see a reversal, right? If the market wants to see a reversal, we need to see a scenario that the market opens lower, a lot lower.  We need down two, three, 400 points on the NASDAQ get exhausted, right? Trap a lot of shorts exhausted, go start making higher lows in the first, an hour, first hour and a half of the day and then start taking out opening range highs. So it'd be very, very important to understand that. So this is the way I'm personally thinking going into tomorrow's session. If the market gaps up tomorrow, 1,000% sell buys at least for the morning because I, again, I can't imagine a gap in go scenario after three straight days of down. It just, there's too much supply. If you look at 60 minute charts, you're going to see there's way too much supply at hand. So if that happens, I do believe we'll get at least the trade there, right? In the names like NVIDIA and Amazon and Tesla and Apples of the world, Microsofts of the world, the big ones, right? I really don't want to concentrate on the smaller second, third, fourth, fifth tier plays because they're the ones that are going to have the smallest average shoe range. If you're going to go aggressive, right? And you're going to go follow a green to rent scenario off of a rejection of the 60 minute support, you want to make sure you have a chance to make $10, not 10 cents. So we want to stick to the big guns, right? So if we gap up tomorrow, I'll be watching for the rejections going green to red through today's channels for initial wash into the lower channel of demand. That's going to be a very, very important level. But I want to use that only for cash flow only. It's not going to be one of those scenarios. Well, I think it's going to continue to go lower. Again, we had three really, really big days, incredibly big days of downward bias very, very quickly. And you could slowly see it. We haven't gotten the option to back that up, you could slowly see it, that there's a possibility we may get a turn. Here's the other side of the equation. If we open up flat, obviously we're sell bias as well. The only way I will not be sell bias tomorrow is if we open up down four, 500 points and we miss all the bottom channels of these pivots. And I will start looking back at upward channels back after the 10 o'clock area. And then we'll obviously reassess. So there's a two-sided prong tomorrow. Again, I know the theory if a lot of people looking at the same trade, it's probably not going to work. But once in a while it will. That's the whole point. Once in a while it will. So I'm definitely watching the market on both sides. Obviously, again, it's all depends on the futures tonight. If we gap up, it's sell bias. If we gap down, I'm going to be looking for channels to trade back to the upside. And again, take a step back, reassess after 11 o'clock. So let's talk about today's pivots. Again, we open down pretty aggressively. And if you notice, only the beta names made it on the watch list today. Because again, there's a theory behind this. When you're getting exaggerated moves, as cool as like a Rivian is and a Roku is and a Boeing is, like cool stocks, they can give you a dollar, maybe $2 ready after all this. But Amazon, or at least the old school Amazon, at one point could give you 150. Facebook could give you seven. Tesla could give you 27. So you want to take the ones with the biggest average true potential because if there is a second wave, whether it's a tidal wave going back through the bottom channels or reversal back up, you want the biggest bang for your buck. So tomorrow we're sticking definitely to the biggest stocks. But here's the trades today. Amazon 104, if it builds below can flush. Amazon, again, it's not going to trade like the old Amazon from like what, four days ago, right? You're not going to get $50 candles again. Remember, it's 20 times what it used to be. But nice little move there.  So it took out 104, traded all the way down to 102. Again, think about that. It's two points, right? Two points that's an equivalent of a 40 point move in Amazon. So that was fine. Apple triggered late in the day. And Apple triggered with some pretty aggressive put buying. They saw the 130 weeklies. And next month, 125s came in with some pretty big seven-figure bets. 130, 250, if it builds below, can flush. It went down about a dollar into the close and then kind of rebounded a little bit. But here's the 3250. It held it several times. Went down about a buck or so. You got Microsoft that got slammed. 24640 macro, if it builds below, can flush. Here was Microsoft, right? Here's the Microsoft took out 24640s when all the way down to 241. You can see just a really big aggressive tidal wave here. This little Facebook got smashed. 169 macro, if it builds below, can flush. Again, all these things, you don't have to be creative. When I say Facebook, I know it's meta now. I know, I get it, I get it. So it took out that 169 area. I think we highlighted Facebook or meta on the weekend update. Again, big 155 put buyers came in. So it took out the 69 channel and closed right at the lows at 164. Tesla, a big buyer came in for the September 500 puts $4 million worth. 660, 69 for builds below, can flush. Again, still the best stock on the planet. As far as we say, best stock ever, right? So it took out to 660 when all the way down to 644. I still like it. I still think there's a shot this 632, 633 level, maybe not tomorrow, but I still think the stock has more downside. Take on the way down, 649 is the next stop. Here comes meta, 168 on deck. Here comes 10250, pretty much closed to the lows on that as well. So you got some good moves today. You're getting a lot of violence. The key is what happens tomorrow. It's all about, it's all about the cash overnight session. Depending which way the futures will go, we will adjust or dare I say, shall I say pivot into that direction of the market, but making sure every single day we're looking at the market rationally and like an intelligent, rational, responsible adult. Guys, have a great night, God bless and I will see you all tomorrow. Take care.


Birds of a feather flock together. There's an old Korean saying, you can judge people just by being around their friends. You don't even have to meet them. So, people who have horrible friends, that's the number one reason I break up with girls. Or if you go to a company and everybody, all the employees are super cutthroat and stuff like that. But what the good news is, if you are a good person, for the most part, it'll be easy to find good friends. A lot of times you hear people say, oh, I always date the wrong people. Well, that a lot of times is a problem with you. You know what I mean? It means you're probably your party yourself, so you hang out with horrible people.


So how much does a service designer earn? What is their salary? That's a really good and interesting question. In a lot of fields, for instance like UX, it's quite easy to find those answers. In a field like service design, it's a bit harder. I've been in this field for almost 15 years and still have to find a reliable resource to get this data. So it's about time to do something and to fix this. And that's what we're going to do in the first global service design salary report. And we're going to do that in true service design fashion because we're going to co-create this report. And there are two steps in this co-creation process. Step one is quite obvious. There's a link in this post and that link leads you to a survey. It's what I would call a minimal viable survey. There's just a handful of questions. It shouldn't take you more than five minutes to fill it in and it's of course totally anonymous. That's step one in the co-creation process. Step two is what I call the snowball. And the snowball is just as important as step one because in order to reach as many people in the service design community as possible, it's important that we let the snowball grow by sharing and spreading this salary report and this survey. So grab the link, share it in Facebook groups, share it in select channels. Well, why not even share it here on LinkedIn? And let's see how big we can make the snowball because the more people who participate in this salary report, the more reliable data it will be and the more valuable this resource will become for the entire community. So click the link, head over to the survey, share it with your network and let's create a super valuable resource for the entire community together.


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