Hi everyone and welcome back to another episode of our Pokemon VGC 2019 battle series I hope you well had a great weekend, and it is Monday, so that means one thing We're back with a brand new team today on the channel after saying farewell to our zygote Zogalaya team last week on Friday We had such a great time playing that team, and I hope you really enjoyed it It was just a really nice to see the transition testing different things with the team Featuring Tyranitar and Raiku as well. It was a lot of fun Like I say if you missed any of the episodes from the last couple of weeks I would like to go and take a look at the team, the archetype, the core of that zygote Zogalaya You can go back up here I'll put a card in for you and check those out, but getting on to today's episode in this week I've concocted an idea to play a brand new team every single day on the channel this week Some of them will be very gimmicky, some of them will have a lot of means in them Some of them will be just a little bit different from what you're usually used to seeing in the format Just to be a little bit more fun as we go into the last two weeks of the moon series Because we're going to the ultra series very soon, so what better time to do it And what I'm gonna do on Friday after we've played these five new teams this week has put a poll up on Friday evening Just asking you guys which team you'd like to see most of all going into next week If you'd like to see it featured again, and if you'd like to see some other teams featured as well So if you've got any teams at all that you'd like to see featured on the channel before going to the ultra series in two weeks Do comment in the comment section down below Let me know what your thoughts are about these and I will do my best to try and feature them as we go forward in these last Couple of weeks in the moon series. So getting on to today's team. I will do the unveil We've got dust me in the cross my Kyoga a really really favorite core of mine. I really love dust me in the cross man Kyoga, it's really fun to play and I had a lot of success with that on the channel previously on streams as well So it's gonna be really nice to kick us off this week with this team There is a few variations of course and there is some gimmicks in the team that we've not seen them and More of your standard dust me in the cross my Kyoga builds But we've got the the standard stuff there like the Serena It's cleanly my just the ability helping hand feints lots of things works under trick room as well Which is the the primary goal of this dust me in the cross my Kyoga call You've got the incineroar with the fake-out support there the intimidate support dog typing as well Which is really nice synergy with that dust me in the cross man And you got the toga kiss as well for the redirection does support most things on the scene pretty nicely there We've also got charm which is something we saw shade running on the flinch squad circuit with his toga kiss He featured with the so go Leo did so well in those matches when we saw that make an appearance And then we've got the pheromosa which is gonna be kind of the key gimmick mon to this team with that speed swap So what we've got is a trick room mode to the team and we've also got that speed swap mod So if we can get say a dust me in the cross man in a position where it's weakness policies pocked We can't really take too much advantage of the trick room We can try and maneuver in pheromosa get that speed swap on to it And with that speed with plus two across the board on the dust man across monitor tax At least it will should be doing quite a lot of damage And also we've got the Z move on the Kyoga so speed swapping on to that I'll be really a lot of funds and it can do a lot of damage to your opponent and really catch them off God So I'm hoping that we can get it working today in this episode because we're only gonna be featuring this team for two games today Before hopefully putting the poll up on Friday and you guys might want to see a bit more of it next week But we'll just jump straight into it I will just say before we get into anything as always if you enjoy the sort of content Make sure you do leave a like on the video make sure you do subscribe to the channel So you don't miss any of our daily battle series this one right here A guide series plenty of circuit and Stream uploads and talking about guides and things like that guys. I have just finished all of our ultra series guides So as soon as the ultra series does kick into effect those guides will be going up on the channel So make sure you do subscribe so you don't miss any of those And I think we've got a very good friend of mine going into this one We've got Luigi who is a very good patron of the channel and it's always a pleasure to play And we've played him quite a few times on a stream So it's gonna be nice to feature him here And he's got that xy core with the zernius and Veltel so we'll get into team So we've got the Veltel zernius Salazzle Landriss theory and Toxicroak and Tapu Finney here playing Right what we're gonna see here the Salazzle is interesting I wonder if we do go with a speed swap stuff in this match We could definitely try it it could work But then also trick rooms gonna be pretty nice for us as well the Toxicroaks gonna be a bit of an issue for Kyogre especially but outside of that Kyogre doesn't do too bad the Veltel is the one thing that I do worry about a little bit more than anything on this team So we need to be able to deal with that quite effectively I think and in synter with its intimidate will really help out there So I think I might lead Hmm, I'll do I want Serena because Serena is not bad in this team at all But at the same time Hmm Also toga kiss isn't bad really either but then we want to try and get the speed swap going don't we that's the thing So I'm gonna go pheromosa Kyogre gonna go Serena and I'm gonna go dust man across man It does mean that we're leaving Incinero behind but I'm forcing this pheromosa speed swap onto us because we've only got two games and I need to make it work So if we can get it done in the first one we can be a bit more safe in our second game But it's just about having fun this week But we're gonna try and do it as best we can obviously right We're gonna see Luigi lead off with Toxic Roky Veltels definitely brought that And we'll leave it off with Kyogre and pheromosa Okay The Veltels probably gonna be a solid vest you've got to imagine We're gonna see the Toxic Roky It's gonna go for a fake out at a margin and we could just reposition a board here Just go for you turn into Veltel And switch into Serena It's just if we see a poison jab come out from the Toxic Roky and to Kyogre that wouldn't be ideal But I'm gonna do it anyway because I hope they fake out That's kind of the thing that I'm hoping we see and we'll keep this this speed swap for later on if we can Might not be the best. Oh what? Okay, it's Huh Protect the Veltel so it's not your solid vest Makes it a bit easier to deal with we're gonna see a poison jab as long as we don't get poisoned here We should be all right. Okay. We don't we get away with it a little bit. Okay Now knowing this I'm gonna speed swap our Serena And I'm gonna switch Serena out to dustman and Cosma Or do I switch out to Kyogre because then Kyogre has a Z move which can nuke the Veltel Pretty well. Yeah, I'm gonna do that.  This is fine Get the Intimidate off. That's that's totally fine Just the Toxic Rok's the one thing I've got to worry about a little bit As long as it hasn't got feigned, but it won't go for it in front of Serena. I wouldn't have thought So there's a speed swap Perfect Poison jab go on into the pheromosa No Okay, we don't get poisoned which is the which is the main thing here. So I think we'll go into Yeah, we'll go into the cross man now and Yeah, I'm gonna just protect Kyogre because I I totally see the lander is protecting here We need to make sure that Kyogre's still around for when that Veltel comes in Now we're gonna see it's gonna be into Kyogre. Okay. That's fine I mean that that's kind of risky doing that in front of us because we could have just nuked it But I mean we didn't so we can't really complain too much. We're gonna see the tectonic rage. It's gonna be into Kyogre Buying the protector will take this a lot better than we would have without it Which would have probably knocked us out Well, it definitely wouldn't knock us out. Yeah, so I mean yeah, we do that pretty comfortably here Tux of Gorgon for a low kick Um And I think now we just go for the photon. No, we got a Sunsteel strike into the toxic rock and we'll go for I mean Yeah, we just ice beam the lander is Lander is probably protects here or switches out And Kyogre should take a low kick from this toxic rock Should do yeah, it will do 100. Yeah, so we're going to see the lander is just staying This should be enough to take it down. We want to preserve the z move for as For the eval to when that comes back in so we can nuke the eval to low kick into kyogre. Yeah I can say we do take that I didn't really want to photon guys are here because the eval to could come in on that slot And maybe we would have been better going for that kind of cut our losses if the eval to comes in We don't take damage with kyogre, but uh, it's more than enough to take down the toxic rock I'm not sure on the calks outside of that, but Hmm It's going to be zernius and eval tol. I think coming in now Now what you do if you're my opponent like the eval tol Because of what I want to do is switch in zernius Serena, sorry and go for the waterium z onto the eval tol Because I feel like you have to chase down that necrosis because it's threatening that zernius so hard But then again, you could protect the eval tol and use the zernius to take down the kyogre here Expecting us to kind of switch our board positions up a little bit. So we'll bring the serena in No protect so we should get this eval tol unless it's sash There's no way it takes this though Super speedy kyogre. It's like having the z move and a scarf all in one It's perfect and then the zernius is fine because necrosis will just eat that for dinner Or breakfast or whatever time of day it is where you guys are So yeah, we get the eval tol Speed top doing some work here and there's the geomancy, which is fine So with necrosis on the back like we do not worry about that at all. Um, it will add speed us, of course Okay, so I think we probably we're probably all right just sacking kyogre here Because we don't really worry about the rain too much Um, and will you turn out on the zernius and We'll go for an origin post just in case for some reason the moon lasts Yeah, there's no way serena should take this And we'll be able to get dustmen across my back in And a sunsteel strike will be enough to take down the zernius. I'm pretty sure Especially if we help and hand it as well just to doubly make sure But I'm pleased we've got the the the speed swap going in this first game It's I was expecting I will probably not get to actually get it working, but It's it's worked out. All right, so hopefully it works out for the rest of this game We'll help and hand sunsteel strike It might be a bit of overkill, but just to just to make sure that we can deal with this zernius But I feel way more comfortable whenever I've got a dustmen across my in front of a boosted zernius than I ever do With so late even though that's doing like a ton of damage isn't it? um We could have went for the slaw root set a bit tricking but there's honestly no need to do that here So I will just say gg to luigi as always my friend.  So yes We managed to overcome and like I think the kairoga Knowing that the evelta wasn't a solfest made it a bit easier to deal with like a way easier to deal with So that made a big difference in the outcome of the match. I think for us in particular just meant Gain the kairoga in a position where we could nuke the the evelta with that z move and just making show with the serena on the field At the same time allowed us to do that. So That was good. Hopefully we can find our next opponent. It's communicating right now still So we're just having a momentarily communicating Oh, we lost connection with our opponent. Just a little bit sad A little bit sad, but it's fine. It's fine It might be us to be honest and I tell you what if this carries on I'll just cut to where we find our next opponent So we've got our next opponent of the episode. So I've jumped straight into team pre We are going up against a raichu kairoga, tornadoes, evelta, toxa croc and Landriss saw another one of these kairoga, evelta, landriss and toxa croc cause we've got the tornadoes and raichu Tagged on in this one opposed to our last one Okay, what we're gonna do at least there's our zernius here But I mean you kind of prefer the zernius when you've got a dustman necrosma And the kairoga does cause a few more issues But it's all about this evelta once again for for my opponent and being able to utilize that So I'm gonna be gonna go with here. I think intimidating here for us is really good But at the same time you got the kairoga that we need to worry about a little bit Do we want to go down a trick room route? I think probably Yes, like the trick room route seems the most feasible for us to go down here. Um, okay, so let's go Dustman necrosma Let's go Do we go on sinoron? Or do we go serena? Or do we go toga kiss? Toga kiss could be decent here Especially for the follow me if the evelta is something my opponent uses Um, I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna bring in sinoron and I'm gonna bring kairoga as well We do leave ourselves a little bit short against the opposing kairoga, but I feel No, that'll be all right. That'll be all right. That'll be okay That'll be okay It's a bit of a shame that we're not gonna get the speed swap going on this one But we did get it in game one And we want the team to be successful as well So we've got to think about that as well at the same time And not always about just getting the gimmicks going sometimes Then it's always going to be the easiest thing to get going and in a team like this where you've probably got quite A heavy reliance on tailwind might not kind of suit us as best as trick room more than these kind of situations So we're going to see the landeress andy velta come up for my opponent Get that intimidate off on to necrosma In one thing we could do here is potentially just switch it into Incineroar get an intimidate off onto that landeress Which would be pretty nice And we could charm as well I mean that's one thing we could potentially do is actually just keep necrosma on the field now The one thing that really does cause us a lot of issues is that landeress with its earthquakes It takes on a courage as well So we could potentially just go for a charm into the the landeress Hope we don't see a rock slide which we do and hopefully we don't get flinched which would be Terrible for us Okay, doing more damage than what I expected it to do snow coming out. Why did we protect? You want that to let off we just trick room protect that would have been ideal wouldn't it a weakness policy propped and of course Of course you flinch to a kiss Okay, um, okay tectonic rage is an issue but at the same time if you go for that we can follow me it I'm just gonna follow me I think you have to you probably want to earthquake here It's pretty easy for you to do But if they do then that's fine. We'll take it Just gone for the rock slide again to work is avoiding which is ideal The cosmon are going to take too much damage from that And a dark pulse so that follow me coming in super useful here Although I kind of prefer to see snarl Of course we flinch how many times like really Are you absolutely kidding? Okay um Let's get to our kiss out of here now. We've tried and failed at every attempt stopped by flinch It's because I'm wearing the shirt. That's why Given my opponent the gold powers today right We'll just protect this turn I'm kind of presuming that lander is a scarf, but it may not be it is just dishing out those rock slides continuously So it most likely is There's decent damaging to some or even after intimidating snow come on snarl us We want snarled into an acrosma I don't really care about the I mean Do I let the eval to just snarl us it could dark pulse us and flinch us Let's I kind of want the weakness policy activated none. It's especially volatile It's not going to snarl now though. Definitely not Probably going to dark pulse us, but we'll take it If we flinch off this star, I mean deus goes out the window Legit Legit There's no need for this flinch We get we get the tricker All right We're all right That lander is definitely locked into that's got sensual strike and You turn into the velta May protect but I don't know The lander is likely switches out.  Oh, is you turn gonna be enough? I don't know if it is We needed to flab let's there we needed to flab let's uh, let's bring into it. Yes Oh, we're gonna go down with that necrosma now, which is not ideal at all, but It's gone for a snarl necrosma avoids Okay Kind of makes it for the flinches. I It's not really though. Is it uh, so the toxic broken Um, I'm gonna protect necrosma this turn just to get around the fake out abuse and just roost with top two togakus And hopefully we can get some health back you velta gonna switch out now I see the right you coming. So there's a double fake out support coming into this next turn Now we'll stop putting pressure on our togakus, but we're fine to get around this We do we could have just attacked the toxic rock. It hasn't even went for um going for a low kick Okay And that's fine We'll just photon guys into the toxic rock and we will We charm it as well Yeah, let's charm it. Why not? Let's just really neuter it. There's a fake out coming out from the right You it's gonna be into the necrosma. It's fine Uh, we'll get the charm into this toxic rock if it goes for a low kick now It's still not gonna be enough to take down this necrosma. I've got the fake out the next turn that we can utilize gunk shot. Okay Did not expect that Um, but togakus able to take it. Thank goodness Oh, the poison now the poison. That's not what we want to be seeing I feel like gunk shots one of those moves that's just shouldn't poison shouldn't poison at all. Um, Yeah, well follow me. I don't want to get sucker punched on the cross ma poor togakus Think without the poison and probably go for a roost here We'll get rid of the toxic. Oh take it down to a sash. Okay Sash Cronk And a low kick Yeah, it doesn't take us down on core Okay, we'll go down this next turn But we know my opponent's got on the back, you know, like the problem is gonna be getting The trick room up again, but at the same time we've got incineroar to come in now We can just fake out right you and just trick room Like there is no problem just doing that and I mean that puts us right back in A way nicer position And then try and get Kyogre in to close the game up as soon as the toxic or goes down So we'll just trick room and like I said, just fake out this right you we've got to worry about the intimidate coming in from this Landerous as well But the Veltals saw law the toxic orc saw law. I don't think you can deal with that Yeah, the lander is probably coming in now. Yeah but even a double up from the cross mat and Incineroar into that lander is this next turn probably will be enough to take it down I would imagine don't really care about the right you and what it's doing Like it's not going to be able to on course this turn because of the trick room I'm gonna just double up Um, we'll Sunseal strike just in case into that landerous And go for a flib blitz as well I'm hoping minus one Flair blitz and just a neutral Sunseal strikes and enough to get this landerous Mine don't be Who knows? Let's see. We'll find out right now though Because it's gonna earthquake otherwise That makes things slightly more difficult for us because if you can't get rid of it now Ah, yeah easy easy all day long. Forget how strong does minn across most sometimes Yeah, so we get rid of that just ride to you right you to utilize the Fake out come back in I think that's toxic rock. Okay Um Didn't reveal fake out, but it's definitely got fake out I'm just going to double the eval tool here u-turn and Sunseal strike into that slot There's a fake out Yeah into the cross ma We'll get this u-turn Into eval to pick up the knockout here and then right you does come back in We are going to get the kai ogre in Unfortunately, which will heal up this toxic rock a little bit, but I mean even then We just double the toxic rock. I think the next turn just ice beam Photon geyser and that will be more than enough to get it. It's not a solid vest So it's not going to be taking the ice beam like super comfortably And that should wrap it up. Although we didn't get the speed swap here in this game The teams the team performs well without it. You've just got the gimmick aspect to it So we'll go for that photon geyser into the toxic rock and the ice beam And we'll see it fake out, but Which slot? Oh, it's into the kai ogre. That's interesting I mean, it doesn't really matter at this point for my opponent You're kind of just hoping that I make a mistake and it's going to be an horrific one from this point Like there's not much you can do with the trick them up Right you lowly right you on the field would go for that photon geyser and Just walked us about we don't need to see me. We don't need the extra animation here. Do we? And we'll get this photon geyser and this should be game. So very good game to my opponent And a nice double victory for us with this team today And like I say we got to feature that speed swapping game on which was The main goal of the team going into today and At least we got it off and then we kind of showed the other part portion of the team working Well, like we know dustman across my kai ogre can work well in this format. Anyway, so We're gonna wrap it up there guys. I hope you've enjoyed today's episode It's been a lot of fun recording it and doing these games and like I say We'd normally be back with it again to test it even more tomorrow But we'll not be we'll be back with another team to feature in tomorrow's episode So stay tuned for that do leave your comments in the comment section down below Let me know what you guys think of today's team And if you're gonna maybe vote to see it again next week because it's a lot of fun I feel like it is but remember we've got four more teams to feature this week We'll put a poll up on Friday And then you guys can get voting for which team you'd like to see going into next week the final week of the moon series So guys, thank you so much as always for tuning in have a great day afternoon morning Night whatever time of day it is wherever you are and I will see you all for the next episode tomorrow So until then take care of yourselves and bye. Bye


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Welcome to the show meeting interesting people. Today my guest from China, Dennis Nymerk. Hi, Dennis. Nihao. Nihao. Okay, so tell us, first of all, we would like to create a portrait of the artist. So, let's start going back when you decided that you want to be a ceramist. So, let's start from there. Well, I've been doing ceramics since I was eight years old. My father, Alexander Nymerk would often bring me to the campus with him. And of course, my favorite place to hang out was the ceramic studio. They are the professors and students all were very helpful and very friendly. So, for me, this is always a comfortable and safe space. When in 2007, I enrolled at Hofstra University for my undergraduate degrees. My initial major was biology and then I didn't actually stick with that. I switched to mathematics within a year. But then I nearly finished the math major and then I added on economics major, a Chinese studies major, and finally also a ceramic sculpture major. So I ended up actually doing my undergraduate from 2007 to 2015, quite a long time, and ended up with four bachelor's degrees. And by the time I was done with all that studying, I figured my initial plans of what to do with life weren't actually necessarily as accurate as what my current desires were. So, instead of going and working as an actuary or doing something related to mathematics economics. I chose to do art instead. And I can honestly say I don't regret the choice. Okay, so and then you decided to go to China. Yes. So a little bit of history about the city I live in. And the gen is the site of the first imperial kiln ever to fire high temperature. And this is a big deal. So porcelain requires a very high firing temperature requires a temperature around 1300 degrees Celsius. This is really hard to achieve with simple kilns. The technological breakthrough for creating kilns that can reach these temperatures was of course in China. And that's what guaranteed the dominance of the ceramic market by China for hundreds of years. Now, Jingle Zhen is a city that is entirely revolving around porcelain. Right now it's mostly consistent of factories and studios workshops. It's a very artistic place. But in the past, it was very much geared towards large scale production of everyday goods for common people. High quality production for nobility. And of course, the very, very best ceramics were produced by the imperial workshops and kilns. For example, UDL, which is one of the surviving kilns from five or six hundred years ago. I'm not quite certain about the founding. But yeah, it's a place filled with history. So this was the obvious place to go for my master's degree. I see. So and how the education was going. So it's two years. The master's degree. I enrolled in the master's degree program in 2016. And I graduated in 2020. Considering the classes and all our coursework, our thesis all had to be in Chinese. It was quite difficult actually to do. And I needed to improve my Chinese to be able to complete it. So a lot of that time was spent simply studying language. I see. So and what do you need to present by the time you like it's your diploma or graduation project? Right. So I studied in the ceramic sculpture department and the requirements here are to have a final exhibition, which I created about 10 works. I'm not sure at this point. I created about 10 sculptural works that are all connected by a theme. And my theme was biodiversity in marine ecosystems and learning to live harmoniously with aquatic life. I had a rather long thesis in both English and Chinese. And I had a defense where we had we have three stages of the defense. First, it was the initial presentation of the ideas and a simple draft, then a larger presentation of nearly finished thesis. And then there was a final one that is a confirmation. I guess that would be the real defense where they ask you a lot of questions and you really have to back up your ideas and your methods. So with the presentation you did that was in Chinese, right? Of course. I see. Well, I just can't applaud nothing else.  And now you're involved in that program and it's the same city, the same town? No, I actually decided later to delay my entrance that program. I'm going to be entering it soon. But right now Beijing is under strict quarantine. So it's best if I begin the program in about half a year rather than right now. So the university I'm going to do the PhD at is Qinghua, which is Qinghua is one of the 100 top academic schools in the world currently. And it's, well, it's one of the top art schools in China as well. It does be very top, but the ceramics program there is quite good. And I'm going to potentially study under Xu Zhenlong, who is quite a famous sculptor. I see. So and I know that that's your new project. Yeah, I'm creating these splotches of color and then carving into them.  Well, tell us more that I know you were participating even in a snow sculpture competition. Yeah, that was the Harbin Sun Island snow sculpture competition in. It was January 2016. Yeah. And I went with a team composed of one profession, my major advisor. And two other students and what town it was. Harbin Harbin in Heilongjiang province. And it was it's the northernmost region of China. It's quite Russia and gets quite cold. When we were working there at the temperature for most of the four day period were about minus 30. Yeah, it's about Celsius. Oh, yeah. So I actually don't really understand Fahrenheit. Okay, we let us our viewers to calculate by themselves. So, and then I know that you did the sense culture here in US years ago. Yeah, that was the Point Reyes National Seashore in California. And that was I think that was also 2016 or 2017.  I entered the competition there as well. And I entered as a single person sculpture entry. But I ended up winning the grand prize for the entire competition. What's kind of unexpected actually. So any Harbin competition, my team got second place in the entire competition. So when you're working with sand, that some solution you need to use to put this, you know, all this sand together, or how you work with the ice with the snow. Sorry. In both cases, good old water. So, with temperatures that low, the snow, when we would compact it. The sculpture itself was a dragon holding up, holding open a history book. We we carved out. It was a three meter by three meter block of now compacted by machines. This is how I spread these colors. That's pretty. Right. So we carved out a couple blocks out of the side so that we can use it as a stepping stone.  Yeah, and they were gathered by gravity. But then when we have the dragon's head, the head obviously has quite a big overhang. So a lot of the weight is in the front and the neck has to be secured. So we did there at temperatures of minus 30. You pour out water, it freezes within a minute. I see. We wet the water. We put it in bottles and then we sprayed it along the joints. So one per head to spring this water along the joints. And it basically cements it at the joints. It becomes ice. And then all the small details like horns, claws, and many small objects we added using water. I see. I see. Well, what kind of clay you use that's mostly like white? This would look like white clay? Right. So this is a 609 porcelain. And this is considered a high white porcelain. I see. It's particularly good for casting. So these shapes I have here. Let me show you. So this is what I'm working on today. That's my business. Yeah. So you say hi. Right. So these are produced in molds and then I will carve them afterwards. I can carve them in all sorts of different designs. So here's one I did earlier today. That's very nice. Yeah. So I know you were good in like a teapot. Oh yeah. It was a big collection, right? Teapots. And some of they have marine objects. Yes. Some creatures of the sea. Yeah. Let me show you some of the teapots I have created in the past. So we don't have much here right now because we actually just moved into the studio. Right. But yeah, they're covered with funky creatures. Yeah. So I'm going to show you some of these. Thank you. So. Yeah. So we also use. Yeah. I know you said to me a while ago that you are love the ocean, but right now you leave not near the ocean though. Yes. That is a bit of a dilemma.  But hopefully soon I'll be able to regularly visit the ocean again. I said that. I went to Hainan and there I saw so much coral and fish lobsters. I saw a feather star. I saw all sorts of interesting little creatures. And it was great. So that's your biology degree speaking inside. I never got the biology degree. But yeah, that's that's my love of biology for sure. Yeah. It expresses itself in. So did you have opportunity to travel around the China? Oh, yeah. So in addition to making ceramics, I also often do jobs as an actor and a model. Wow. That allows me kind of it allows me many opportunities. One, I can travel to different cities. For example, I came back from Guangzhou a few days ago. And also it lets me expand my ceramic business because everywhere I go, I very actively promote and I make connections with local artists, local galleries. So it's really these go hand in hand. The two jobs just help each other. So we will tell your dad here in the U.S. that he should not be worried about you. You're doing fine. Absolutely. Actually, when I was a student, I was struggling. It was money was quite difficult to come by. There is very, very, very little legal work to do here as a student. Right. But once I graduated, I started up a studio and now I'm doing quite good. My business partner and I actually recently got a business license and we have upgraded in this year. We've upgraded from a 15 square meter space to a 160 square meter space. Congratulations. Thank you. Oh, by the way, here's. Thank you so much for showing that to during the conversation. Yeah, we will use some videos from Instagram viewers that I mentioned to you to show the viewers more of your artwork, the beautiful one too. Thank you. Yeah. Well, you know, we wish you the best and thank you for your time. I know it's very late there in China and shi shi. Actually, it's always work late. So it's really no big deal for me. Yeah, I know. When we were subbed the time at the studio, I mentioned that he's a young man, so he will be fine. I know it's almost midnight there. So it's 12 hours different. Well, Dennis, wish you the best. Thank you so much.


As a follow-up to my Trunas drive replacement the spare drive Sticker needs to come off. This is the one that we used in the replacement video So that one's removed this one still a spare and this one's just bad So we're just gonna remove it and see if we can't rma this particular drive Now this is a 45 drive stornator q30. I forgot to include that in the other video But I have a review of this particular device on my channel. You can find it in the comments below or in the description


The video analysis allows us to really take a more in-depth look at the golf swing. To slow things down in high definition and slow motion really analyze the different components of the golf swing to find any possible dysfunction or abnormality with movement. After the video analysis we can also look at a biomechanical screen to further identify areas improvement or areas of dysfunction that may be causing pain. With the video golf analysis we're really able to identify an individualized program for each patient or each client that helps them identify their specific areas of weakness or dysfunction and identify a program that allows them to work on those areas for both performance improvement and also to reduce pain or dysfunction during the golf swing. So there are two main options for the video golf analysis. One is just performance improvement or enhancement. Someone looking to improve their game perhaps find dysfunctions or areas of improvement to identify an individualized program for this. The other possibility is someone who's having pain with activities of daily living. Say back pain. Sometimes this pain is associated to golf or dysfunctional golf swing. This area needs to be addressed if the overall improvement in pain reduction is going to be made. In that case some people may be able to utilize this opportunity with a physician's script for treating the pain or dysfunction with activities of daily living that may also have carry over into this golf swing. In addition to being a physical therapist I've also been certified through the Titleist Performance Institute which is an in-depth program of really analyzing the golfer as a whole both biomechanically and with video analysis.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we will learn how to solve simple rational equations. We know that a rational expression is of the form f of x upon g of x where g of x is not equal to 0 and f of x and g of x are polynomials in variable x. Now we are going to learn about rational equations. Rational equations are the equations that contain rational expressions. 2 upon x plus 1 is equal to 3 by x is an example of a rational equation. Now we are going to discuss steps for solving a rational equation. Now first of all we will make all the denominators 1 in the given equation by multiplying both sides of the equation by the least common denominator of all rational expressions. Then we solve the simplified equation from the previous step. Then we check our solution to make sure that the proposed solution does not cause any of the denominators in original equation equal to 0. That is we eliminate extraneous solution that is a false solution that forces division by 0 in the original equation. Now let us discuss an example. Solve p plus 1 whole upon 3 minus p by 5 is equal to 3. To solve this rational equation first of all we will find the least common denominator of the rational expressions in the given equation. Now the least common denominator of the given rational expressions in this equation will be given by 3 into 5 that is 15. So we multiply each side of the given equation by the least common denominator. We have 15 into p plus 1 whole upon 3 minus p upon 5 the whole is equal to 15 into 3. This implies that 15 into p plus 1 whole upon 3 the whole minus 15 into p by 5 is equal to 45. This implies that 5 into p plus 1 the whole minus 3p is equal to 45 which implies that 5 into p that is 5p plus 5 into 1 that is 5 minus 3p is equal to 45. This further implies that now 5p minus 3p is 2p plus 5 is equal to 45. This implies that 2p is equal to 45 minus 5 which further implies that 2p is equal to 40. Now dividing both sides by 2 we get 2p upon 2 is equal to 40 upon 2 which implies that p is equal to 20. Now we have got the value of p as 20. Now let us check our answer. For this we put p is equal to 20 in the original equation that is p plus 1 whole upon 3 minus p upon 5 is equal to 3. So we have 20 plus 1 whole upon 3 minus 20 upon 5 is equal to 3 which implies that 21 upon 3 minus 4 is equal to 3 which further implies that 7 minus 4 is equal to 3 that is 3 is equal to 3 which is true. So p is equal to 20 is the solution of the given equation. Let us consider one more example. Solve 2p upon x minus 4 is equal to 8 upon x minus 4 plus 1. Here we see that the least common denominator will be equal to x minus 4. So we multiply both sides of the equation by x minus 4 and we get x minus 4 the whole into 2x upon x minus 4 the whole is equal to x minus 4 the whole into 8 upon x minus 4 plus 1 the whole. This implies that now here x minus 4 cancels with x minus 4 so we are left with 2x on the left hand side of the equation and this is equal to now here we write x minus 4 the whole into 8 upon x minus 4 the whole plus x minus 4 the whole into 1 that is equal to x minus 4. This further implies that 2x is equal to now x minus 4 cancels with x minus 4 and here we get 8 plus x minus 4. This further implies that 2x is equal to now 8 minus 4 is 4 plus x that is 2x minus x is equal to 4 which further implies that x is equal to 4. So we have got the value of x as 4 so now we will check our answer for this we put x is equal to 4 in the original equation. That is 2x upon x minus 4 is equal to 8 upon x minus 4 plus 1. Here we get 2 into 4 upon 4 minus 4 is equal to 8 upon 4 minus 4 plus 1. This implies that 8 upon 0 is equal to 8 upon 0 plus 1. Here you can see that x is equal to 4 results in division by 0 in the original equation that is x is equal to 4 causes the denominators of the rational equation equal to 0. So x is equal to 4 is an extraneous solution that means x is equal to 4 is not the solution of the given equation hence the given equation has no solution. We must note that we can use cross products to solve rational equations with a single fraction on each side of the equal sign. For example if we have this rational equation that is 2 upon x is equal to 3 upon x plus 1 on cross multiplication we get 2 into x plus 1 the whole is equal to 3 into x. This further implies that 2 into x is 2x plus 2 into 1 is 2 is equal to 3 into x that is 3x. This implies that 2 is equal to 3x minus 2x. This further implies that 2 is equal to x or we can write it as x is equal to 2 thus x is equal to 2 is the solution of this rational equation. Thus in this session we have learnt how to solve simple rational equations. This completes our session. Hope you enjoyed this session.


I think we can just get started on time. You can hear me fine like this, I guess. Yeah, wonderful. This is a talk about our gateway. The gateway we built for Gardena during the last two years. And we saw in the call for papers that there was a topic war stories. And we thought, yes, this fits perfectly. Because from our perspective, this is pretty much our war story. And I hope you enjoy it. If you have any questions, feel free to ask during the talk. Or I'm pretty sure we'll have time after the talk. I'm Andreas Müller. This is Rita Schneider. So I'll give you a brief introduction about the company, about us, about why we built the gateway. Then we'll show you some of the technical background. Not because we think you can learn a lot from us there. We're pretty much beginners with the Octo. But because it's important to understand the rest of the talk. Then we go into what we did with open source, how we open sourced our stuff, how we also plan to keep our products open for our customers, and what we achieved by mainlining things. That was pretty much a big gain for us, that we mainlined things. So starting right with the introduction, Rita Schneider and myself, we both work at Gardena in Zurich. We both have been doing embedded development for quite a while, but more with microcontrollers, not so much with Embedded Linux. And both of us had very little experience with Embedded Linux and no experience with the Octo. So that was pretty new for us. I chose this picture to tell you about our company, Gardena. Gardena is a pretty traditional company. We manufacture gardening products. And gardening products like rakes, like watering products. Gardena has pretty much no experience with electronics, very little experience with electronics, and until, I think, five years ago, no experience with software development. So you can imagine, usually at Gardena, when a project is done, it's done. And we no longer worry about it. This is quite a stark contrast to something like a gateway where you finish it and then maybe you maintain it for 10 to 20 years. That's quite a new mindset for Gardena. But now the new Gardena product line that we're partly responsible for is the Gardena smart system. And I chose this picture to represent it to show you on one side. So we have all these products in the garden, like a mower, like watering products, like a pump. And we have the smartphone app to control these. We have the servers for things like weather forecasts. And in the center of it all is the gateway. And the gateway isn't something we really want to sell to our customers, but we just have to, because we need to communicate with the devices. And there's no standard sub gigahertz IoT technology yet where you can just buy a gateway and communicate via that. Or if you know which one, I mean, there are many technologies. There is SIGP, there is Bluetooth, there is Lora. But none of these has succeeded enough to know, OK, we can use that and just no longer worry about the gateway. Or if you think you know which technology is going to win, please talk to us afterwards, because we would be very interested. Maybe a bit of background about the project. The main goal was to lower the hardware costs. We had to have maintainability for at least 10 years. So we want to sell the gateway for maybe five years. And after that, we should maintain it. We usually calculate with eight years, at least internally. And we wanted to have open source compliance. Rator is going to tell you more about that in a second. Challenges was that we have quite a distributed team. We have part of the team, a large part in Switzerland, in Zurich, part in Germany, in Ulm, part in Sweden, because Husqvarna is Swedish, and part in Denmark. We had no backup plan. We needed to have this project successful. Otherwise, I think we would have been in quite a bit of trouble. And we had a very short timeline, one year from a project start to sale. Yeah? Oh, yeah. And important to know is we already had one gateway out. And that was the first generation. But we wanted to make the second generation more technically sound and cheaper. And what we want to achieve with this talk is we want to show you how our gateway works a bit on the technical side. We want to tell you about our open source journey, how we went from being a company that had pretty much no idea what the GPL is or what open source means to the state where we are now. We want to tell you how we benefited from mainlining our stuff. And hopefully, you can show this talk to your boss if you want to mainline stuff as well. Because from a risk perspective, it was very useful. And if we have time, we also have some slides about the pitfalls we had and how you can tinker with our gateway. But if we don't have time for that, it's just like for reference on the slides. Yeah, and we want to say it's not done. So we know that we still have a lot to open, a lot to do. We're not perfect. The system is not perfect. But we're on our way. That's basically what we're thinking. And neither of us are YOKTO experts. So if you think we could do something better, talk to us. The code is now also on GitHub, so you can send pull requests. Yeah, let's get right into the technical background. For the hardware, we have a MediaTek MT7688. And in the future, I'm just going to say the MediaTek chipset, because it's always so complicated to pronounce. We have 128 megabytes of RAM, 128 megabytes of NAND flash, and 8 megabytes of NOR flash. And we have a radio module that's for communicating with the devices via sub-kickerhertz. We need sub-kickerhertz, because we need quite a bit of range, because our products are in the garden. And the gateway is usually inside the house, so we have to communicate through the house, into the garden. Maybe even a garden could be on the backside of the house. Maybe there's a tree in between. So we need quite a bit of range. On the radio module, we have an ARM Cortex M3, and a sub-kickerhertz transceiver from SILAPT. So it's pretty standard hardware, I think. Most of you might know MediaTek. It's very commonly used. This is what our gateway looks like. Or actually, I'm just going to skip to the next slide, because then I annotated what we have where. We have the Linux module, a big part. We have a power supply, the radio module on the right. We have several antennas. You see the PCB antennas. And we have the UART. And the main thing you should probably remember from this slide is where the UART is placed, because if you ever want to play with our gateway, this is where you need to solder on a connector. Is that already you? Yeah, for the software aspect, this slide is here not because it's extremely interesting, mainly because of the unused space. So I explain the rest first, and then you maybe you should get to talk later on. We have two flash memories on that device. The first one is in all. We boot from it using U-boot. We have the environments there, and the factory calibration data, plus like seven megabytes of unused space. More about that later. And on the spine end, flash, we have two root fs, two kernels, and an overlay where the user data goes into. And the update mechanism just toggles between the two kernels and root fs. Then the build system, it's 95% of the shelf, really standard stuff. What we did was having a layer for distribution aspects for some custom packages, another one, then one for the third party packages, one for the BSP for the MediaTek, and another one for the firmware, which are running on our devices in the garden. Now to the more interesting stuff, probably, the open source from scratch. Not in the sense that we programmed everything from scratch, but we started really from the backside. Like when our system got released first time in 2016, pretty much immediately a German news site called us out that we are violating the GPL, and they asked for the source code even, and custom support, like basically nobody had got even knew what we had to do, and the news site did not get what they wanted for, and that stayed like a year or so. Then when I joined the company at the beginning of 2017, a month later I filed an issue. Because of that, I really tried hard to describe all the details, but apparently it was a bit too much, too complicated, did not really get prioritized as I wished, but after a while, a year later, then like 2018, this McCarty, he went to court and got in ruling that the company was violating the GPL has to pay either 250,000 euros and all going to jail, like the CEO of the company. And this helped me a lot. I could write the release. Yeah, the exact details are censored out, but basically it was about CEOs going to jail or paying a quarter million. Yeah, and then suddenly got some traction and we were allowed to work on, and basically what happened is like the new project we did, we just did it right from the beginning. Then we went parallel to that, to our supplier, told them, hey, you should have told us about GPL and so on, and now deliver us the source code, so we are able to hand out the source codes if somebody asks. And new gateway, we put it on GitHub already, like upfront. Yeah, so that was more the software side, and ideally we also want to keep the hardware open. And for me, for instance, having open hardware means if I buy the device as a customer, I should own it and I should have the right to log in and to have access to it. And that's, I mean, traditionally for Gardena, if we sell a gardening device, the customer owns it, so it should be kind of familiar, but still for the gateway it was a bit more difficult to convince Gardena that our hardware should be at least as open as possible. And originally, this is again, the original gateway, we did not allow our customers access to the gateway, we just closed it up or the company that was actually hired to implement it closed it up and we didn't allow any access. But of course, it wasn't done very well and some customer, we don't know exactly who this is, but this is a description from GitHub, someone found out to route our gateway. And this is actually quite an easy way. I know there's another way, but my way would be more complicated, so it seems this way is the best one. So it's quite easy even for our original gateway to access it and to reverse and engineer things. But of course, from our perspective, as I said, we think you should own it if you buy it and we also realize locking down hardware like this is quite difficult and especially if you want to do it right, you have to have hardware support, you have to have like, even from boot to the shell, you have to sign everything and to lock down everything and we don't really want to do that and it's also not really important because if you own the gateway, say if you have physical access to the gateway, as I mentioned before, the gateway is inside the house. If you have physical access to the gateway inside the house, you don't have to hack the gateway to turn the water off in the garden, you just can just much more easily go into the garden and turn off the water there. So really we thought, why don't we just leave the route access open for the customer at least via UART and we kind of proposed or we actually just did that, we implemented an open route access on the gateway and then we got this issue from our quality department. There was some confusion there. I should really stress, we never had the intention of leaving access via SSH open, it's always just been access via UART and you have to solder on the UART connector to have this access and I think that the main discussions we had with our product quality department was to explain exactly this point, that it's not about you go via internet and you just log in and somebody else log in, no it's you open the screws on the back of the gateway, you solder on the connector and then you have access. And we had this discussion quite a while, they also were worried about service department, what if someone accesses the gateway and later the gateway ends up broken and we have to replace it, for that we kind of discussed yeah, well there are those stickers you can place on the screws and then you can say, oh, but you opened it and in the end we kind of got an agreement and what we did, we just have this one banner but now if you buy our gateway, you can just log in via route and there's no password. So our customers are free to log in to their own gateway which is what we certainly think how it should be. Yeah, so quite a cool result from my perspective. The next point is about mainlining stuff. When we started the project in April 2018, around then we decided to go with the media tech mainly because of the financial, like the price, which was really attractive. And on the software side it looked a little bit less attractive, what media tech is offering is a U-boot which is based on the mainline one from 2005, a kernel 2.6 something and or the open WRT 3.10 which is also like already four or five years old. And upstream wise, there was not that much support. U-boot had nothing at all, Linux had some drivers but not really this SOC and open WRT had support like without of three patches. So our plan was to hire U-boot maintainer, like thanks, they implemented support in U-boot for our SOC which then allowed us to have like proper scripting capabilities plus this was quite relevant to access the spine end, not just the spine or, which then allowed us in series to put the Linux kernel on the spine end, which is much cheaper and we could reduce the spine or and save money. And this is what we pitched to management, we reduced the spine or from eight to one megabyte, we for that to work in implement the spine end support, luckily it was already really close to mainline at that point, we just had to write the spy drivers. And yeah, this cost way less than having this price difference times the gateways we intend to sell. In the end, we did not really change the spine or, but yeah, it's convinced management in the first place. So it worked really well from our point of view. And the Linux side we intended to basically just bring over whatever OpenWRT has and use it on our MediaTek BSP layer. So in November 2018, the state was like that, that we U-Boat support worked really well, our collaboration with Denx was really going well. We, it went so well that we told Denx to also update our Linux kernel to Linux 4.19, another LTS version, and then also to upstream stuff so we can reduce our burden in the future. And the upcoming dates were the manufacturing start, so we have like beginning of the year 2019, so we are ready for the gardening season 2019. Then this, from our perspective, was quite challenging time-wise, and when one thing was to get all the certifications, and this one especially is the one for the Wi-Fi line, which you need in order to get the home kit approval from Apple. This is a prerequisite, a requirement for that, and that this time it really helped us to be close to the main line. In this case, for the MediaTek Wi-Fi driver, the MT-76, we, or I sent a gateway like late November to Spain for certification, for Wi-Fi Alliance certification, and then one morning I was really happy that I got it out. One morning I got the first results, like five out of 42 tests have passed, the rest is not going like so well. A day later it was around 12, and they filled around a bit, but yeah it's quite far away from 42, and we really had to get this in time before end of year in order to get all the chips from Apple and so on, and continue with the production. So yeah, then we basically just called up the mainliner, Adam, sorry, the maintainer of the MT-76 driver on the phone, we agreed that he should help us, and we will sort out the details later, and this was on a Friday, and Monday he was already working, already had some fixes pushed, and yeah, 45 men hours later the driver was in the state which passed the Wi-Fi Alliance certification. Another example of how it helped us greatly to be close to mainline was the problem we had when we first started to produce some more gateways, 250s to be exact, 30 out of them did not work at all, failed our testing, turned out the spine ends had some bad blocks which is to be expected, but what we did not know was that for whatever reasons I didn't dig into it, the physical, the erase blocks, once it detected the bad one, it got moved to another one, and for some reasons it got moved back to the first again, and this basically ate up the whole CPU time. Luckily it was fixed in like a half a day which has upgraded to the already prepared 4.19 kernel, and I'm sure both of those not being close to mainline would have been a huge problem for our project and our timeline. Nowadays the current state is that the project went well so far, it's being sold now, we don't know about any bad problems or the like, we have the empty, the media tech support is upstreamed in Linux and Uboot, 5.4 has pretty much everything in it, 5.5 I think it's just like two or three patches left which we on purpose do not try to mainline, and same goes for empty 76, everything is mainlined, and I know of two other companies who passed the Wi-Fi line certification after us, and from one I know it was really easy for them to do it, just worked out of the box. And for us it means that we will port this new, this new architecture we have back to the old gateway and we will again upstream as much as possible, but I have to say there is the situation is much better for the different chip which has great upstream support. So for us the conclusion is that this money was, basically we paid an external company to the mainlining stuff, was spent really well, cost way less than 10% of the project budget and it saved us at least twice, and I'm quite sure we would have had big problems, not doing that. And we are also hoping that in the future it will help us greatly because we are just like two developers, we will move on to new projects and maintaining this should be much simpler when we can just upgrade to new kernel version easily. And what we also, what we had to learn, or what we learned is that, first we try to do our own BSP for the media tech, basically by taking over patches from OpenWRT and we had to learn that, yeah the real experts out there, they are much quicker and much better at doing that work. Yeah, so thank you for your attention, we have I think some time for questions.


Good evening. I'm Camille Ochoa. I work at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a non-profit organization that protects civil liberties online. Thank you for allowing me to speak this evening in support of a new city ordinance to enable transparency and increase community control over surveillance technology. Technology has the power to improve our lives. It can make our government more accountable and efficient and expose us to new information. But it also can intrude on our privacy and chill our free speech. Every technology used for government surveillance raises a thicket of difficult questions. Should it be adopted at all? What are the benefits and the costs? Will it actually make us safer? If it is adopted, who will be targeted? What are the privacy safeguards? These are questions that should be answered by Oakland City Council before any city department adopts a new surveillance technology. The general public should be heard too. When all concerned stakeholders participate, we make better decisions. That's why EFF respectfully suggests that the Oakland City Council should adopt a new standard operating procedure. It should require the following steps before any city department procures or adopts any new surveillance technology. First, the department should ask the city council for permission and wait for it before proceeding. Second, that department should give the city council an anticipated privacy impact report and a proposed use policy that specifies limits of what the technology will be used. Third, the city council should discuss and decide the issue at a regularly scheduled meeting with notice to the public and an opportunity to comment. Fourth, the city council should decide whether the proposed benefits outweigh the budgetary and constitutional costs. Finally, for any surveillance technology approved by the city council, there should be an annual review process to assess how the technology was used. This approach builds on recent state legislation responding to the absence of meaningful federal oversight of policing. Public safety requires trust between law enforcement and the community served. To ensure that trust, we need a transparent and informed process for deciding whether to adopt new surveillance technologies. Thank you.


Alrighty, welcome back everybody to the full actual podcast. Unfortunately, Marty and Michael have sadly passed away in a tragic car accident just yesterday So I will be taking over the podcast as of now.  Why? Welcome everyone episode number 21 Marty Michael, we didn't die in a car accident. We actually did not die This is the second one for the night. We already recorded one. So the um today's date is the 16th of the 7th 2019 still Still that date. No, it's a week later. Yeah, they listen to what a week later, but we're recording the same night So it's still the first day that the first ever atomic bomb went off. It's still the first day No, Matt. Why is it it's going to be the next week?   It's already the 16th today We don't do them on the release date. We do them on the recording date. Really? No, I thought we changed that We've got to change that so it's more organic for the people. It's more fingers All right, so um, we don't have much of a shit talk to begin with Except um, Jackson was showing us Video footage of him sprinting and he's quite confident that he's going to do very well in the upcoming influencer races Challenger games in la set 20 27 27 27 time 100 meter sprint 10.9 10.9 seconds. Isn't that like isn't the record like nine So your prediction is you get top three in 100 meter sprint 100% confident that we get top three in the challenger games and all right on to segment two this week and it's been renamed And basically this is just where we answer fan questions Fan questions as you're fucking fine.   All right, this one's from kori kori zero six zero nine. Fuck. Yeah, kori That's kori with a k kori with a k if the world was ending and you had 15 minutes left to live What would you do? Why? I depends who I was with 15 minutes right now.  I'd just go crazy I'd break windows.   I'd snap one of my own fingers Yeah, it wouldn't matter.  I hope that happens. Yeah. No, no No, no, no, I don't hope that happens, but that's what we would do We would go crazy.  Now.  Why is fortnite so popular? We've only ever watched marco play it and I guess it's popular because it's like Really interactive with all the people on the internet. You can just play each other You can play friends online and that's really cool and really fun and it's like fun to like Have rankings and like try and get to like number one and be the last one standing The rules are really fun. It's not so quite funny. It's a funny little game.  I love that What do you think?  Yeah, it's glory and it's such glory. You were the one that only won that match out of a hundred little Fuckers.  Let's stand it.  No, I think All right next uh question is from Why ww 29488 he is asked how old is bozzly? Great question bozzly Is six years old or 72 months always just over 72 months is 74 months old Six years old that makes him roughly oh 55 in human years. I mean dog years and um his Life expectancy for a dog his size is roughly nine to ten years old So we've got a good another three four years out of the fall and let me tell you let me tell you he's He's he's getting better with age. He gets walked every day. I reckon he'll live to 20 well longer I reckon it'll be like 15 16. Yeah, it'll be close between michael and bozzly who goes first.   That's and that's like the best thing ever. That's like more valuable than gold What it is. It's just a shout out. It's not valuable You can't put a price on shout outs.   I was about I remember I still remember exactly when I got it I was in the laundromat with my mom. I was about 14 years old She had explored to get it.  I just had this little crop top on and like a little skirt Yeah, I was 14 and I just remember I heard a pop and um blood just started gushing down my legs and um Yeah, one of my testicles had exploded which is a male Period. Yeah. Yeah, I was late. It was like 24. Yeah, I remember that We're out and about Michael was talking to a really overweight indonesian lady He had had like 15 beers and I just he was sitting at a table and I heard the pop and Michael Saw it but pretended not to yeah, I was embarrassed. I was very embarrassed. He didn't want her to know It's a very normal thing guys get their period all the time. You shouldn't have been embarrassed But I guess he's such a late bloomer. It is quite embarrassing. But yeah, he tried to hide it And yeah, she long story short. He um He filled her with his seed.  Yes Yes, you can. There's just a lot of blood mixed in with your giz All right.  They know their questions. Oh, this one's good What are your thoughts on Isaac Butterfield? Like he's made a hate video on me Early days, but everyone hated us when we first started everyone hates you when you're trying something new and you're not Successful yet.   Yeah I don't like oh man freedom speech man.   He's laid down real good guns. Yeah, check him out. All right next questions from 2791 Where'd you guys grow up? Canberra in primary school Brisbane in high school I've been a bit all over the shop Michael's injured you keep going could be that bone cancer trickling down your arm.   Uh, you know, uh, come across a mid-brisman bout. Hmm. What's that? Um, 2005 about 2004 I've been here about 14 years Half your life you've been in brisbee going same years I've been here since that skate you finally for once have got you with the bloody headphones Yeah, I've been here for my half in brisbee and half my life as well Now, uh, I don't want to panic, but um, we don't have a run sheet in front of us But I think the next segment has been renamed. I remember matt telling me beforehand and he, uh, wanted to call it something new and exciting He wanted to call it far And basically this is a segment where we just re tell a story We just tell a story something crazy that's happened to us in our life Could like just something wild, you know, like back in our like hey days when we Can't be proud of this one. No, no, I love this story. This one is from the heart This one is it's a story of just survival.  It's a story about like everyone just coming together and everyone's In it for the right reasons and everyone's just Without wanting anything in return, right? Everyone's just helping each other and doing it for the right reasons. Don't you think?  We were very chaotic. We chaos So we'll give you we'll give you some examples, right?  We had a friend Matthew. Yo from Toowoomba And he would he would often host these house parties in high school Without consent.     No, no, thank you.   We were hungry too. And man, yo's parents were so angry always the next day But we always knew the one thing to fix him All I would do is write a really lovely apology letter and give it to him and then they'd be fine All I ever wanted was an apology But we moved houses and he had a party at his new house and they had this like really expensive new bar Where it was like it was fine finished wood and mighty just couldn't find a bottle opener So he just starts hacking into the side of the bar Chipping away at it trying to get this bottle cap off his bottle and he by the end of the night All the edges of the bar was it was just chipped away and fucked.   Yeah, and then we just left it went to bed quickly This is a thousand shards of glass all over the bar like not the bathroom the living room floor friends with pools Bad idea.   We did that just for a cheek Laugh, but it got really bad. Yeah one one story. That's really sick in my mind This is a house party in in nearer university. We're a big group of friends I can't even remember all the boys that were there, but there's a big group of us So and whenever there's a big group of us we all want to you know show off to each other and just really just take it to the next level So it started in a room or smashing Mirrors, I can't remember that was like there was a couple of mirrors there that just got shattered and Before long we didn't even know the person having the party. It was just a friend of a friend like a hundred people there And anyway long story short.    If anyone if anyone was hit by that bin. This is a joke. It's not a real story But to everyone else listening.   Yeah, so yeah, that's that's just something a sage that we went through we learnt from it We're not saying go out and act like this. We're saying we've done it So learn from it laugh at our story now. You don't have to do it. Yeah So we're teaching we're teaching and if yeah kids don't do it only if you're above 18 as I always say Fuck man.   Oh, this segment's called Kale And in this Kale segment, we basically just read news headlines and comment on the Matthew Brown from wholesome comes up with our news with our With our segment names. So if you have any suggestions for segment names email wholesome Or comment down below so we build our comments up in mighty Michael fully actual because that's important engagement Forgot about that youtube channel man.  Push notifications.  What's the question everyone?  Oh, I guess okay. That's all right. Yeah. Yeah, that's fair Really? I don't know.  We'll think of a better question But what's your name and underneath if you feel like it?  The question is what's a good question and then next week We'll say the best question and that will be the question. Oh my god.  How it is Science to the max.  I'm hard man First story is from metro news And they have said rufa ends up in hospital after swallowing one One pound coin in bizarre party trick. Dude. I've done this.   All right. The next story is from a support to the guardian. It's from the guardian Australian man screaming at spider.     I'm now worried that it's the police because the Fat neighbor heard me saying how to shake her tits Yeah from the previous book us Anyway, hopefully that's not a cop. Oh, no, it's fiona. We're all good Imagine if she came in with a badge and she was undercover.  That's good that they changed that law You shouldn't ever punch anyone unless they of course. Yeah, give you the middle finger.   Come on.    Um, this one is a segment. Uh, well, let me read the title first And this is basically just a prank call and for this week's prank call I'm going to pretend to have a severe stutter.   I've taken it so personally if I had a stutter I'd be totally fine people making fun of me.  I'm going to pretend to be Carl That's offensive because I'm personally attacking someone I'm just making a generalization about stutters themselves. I've got no one in mind I'm not thinking of one person while I do this. I don't know anyone with a stutter.  All right I'm going to pretend to have a stutter It's really good. Really good at it. Um, let's not call dominoes because we've just called them We'll do a pizza hut Hello Hello, can I please Place a pick up order, please. Yeah, can I get four four pizzas, please can for the first for the first one? Can I just can Barbecue meat barbecue meat lovers, please Yeah Classic classic crust there For the second piece, can I can I please get Hawaiian pizza, please And that one's on thick crust, please Yes For for the third pizza, but Can I can I just get a barbecue chicken, please? Yes What what sides what sides do you have? Sides Can I get the Garlic bread, please Yeah, two two two garlic breads, please For the drink drink, can I get Pepsi, please For the Yes for for the for the bub bub bub bub for the meat lovers What can I can I A swirl of hollandaise sauce, please Mm Yes Dessert He's become a rapper at the end I was hoping you'd start doing like I like real big out there. Yeah, damn it.   They make millions. I don't I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings No, we're talking about the company not the person. Yeah, I just don't want to hurt anyone's feelings I don't want to have to have to them lose their money. I'm not about that. Yeah, you'd never ever hurt anyone's feelings I'm not about that because we're the best We're the best We are the best


Hi, good morning and welcome to today's products and focus and the common themes for today are pretty much everybody's talking about crude oil right now We're just gonna go next had a fantastic there Fantastic run yesterday. We've actually got the Saudi finance minister a very big oil conference today over in the US when there's first speeches in the US since 2014 and a lot of people kind of looking at crude as a proxy as to The world's global economic economy right now a lot of question marks over the fracking industry in the US How much has it been protected by the US banks has the Fed been working with the banks to try and support protect the industry? And obviously Saudi Arabia have been trying to well They were quite open about the fact that they were kind of at war with the fracking industry that's why they were keeping that keep pushing that price down to make it as competitive as possible and Obviously, it's not kind of really worked out that well in that in that regard. We're also seeing potentially interesting double bottom formation being fully active now on the US 30 So when we look at it from a technical perspective, you'll see the the fact that the market come down bounce come down to very similar level And has moved pushed back up higher and US 30 is certainly looking in slightly better condition than it was just a few weeks ago But we'll have a look at that in just a quick second pounds still getting absolutely hammered a drop bit 2% yesterday as a Talk of a Brit exit and still is very much talk of the town in London And across in Europe as well the Euro took a bit of a pummeling the pound was down I think the sterling was actually at its lowest level versus the US dollars in 2007 So it's been some quite significant moves that we've seen there in the market But that's kind of just the themes really haven't really kind of changed that much It's a bit quieter today than it has been in another days But from a technical perspective, there's still some very nice levels to look at so without further ado Let's have a look at the US 30 So as ever this is currently where we are on the US market and we managed to get a technical breakout a little bit higher It's not really followed through with too much convictions from far this morning But we were potentially capped by that 55 period SMA same-seek clients are getting a little bit bearish now They are now 81% short 16,460 could be the short-term potential resistance where you can kind of see it's kind of spiked up multiple times It failed to break up higher We did have this move for it broke above it, but then it didn't really follow through but so far today So far yesterday, we are still taking above that level just now So this could be an interesting springboard depending if you think the markets will go higher to target 17,000 and 38 Or if you think things are gonna go lower once it trades below 16,460 You could be looking at retracement back down towards this potential double bottom right here But this would be a proper breakout where You've got this bottom here. You've got the potential neckline and it's broken up to the upside So from a technical perspective the US 30 just got a little bit more interesting Then moving on to the UK 100 cash Still potentially in the sloping downwards trend line 71% of same-seam markets clients are currently short Other technicals are relatively neutral 60 70 looks to be a short-term potential resistance And that's been in play for quite some time if we go a little bit further back That gives you an idea of where we are and certainly the technicals it bounced right up to that level stop They got pushed back down. So perhaps that's still the level to keep your eye on Looking at the Japan 2 to 5 Coro down in Japan the They're equivalent of the of the chairman of the Bank of Japan It's taking a little bit of heat in that part of the world You can see that 16,384 looks to be short-term potential resistance It's tried multiple times break through there without much luck, but it is it's almost like a very steep Some of ascending triangle formation where we're looking for a breakout above here to get to 16 8 96 Is a potential resistance failing that we could get retracement back down to 14 671 It all depends about that yen. Let's have a look at the yen right now in fact So the yen still gaining momentum at the moment And what we're seeing is people are buying the yen, but not as equity markets are getting pummeled So it's not safe haven buying people are buying the yen because of the deflation pressures that are coming into Into play in Japan There's a lot of question marks about how the Japanese government are going to solve that issue So it's kind of an unusual situation with the Japanese gem for normally you would you be expecting people to kind of buy that up As that safe haven as where it's been traditionally seen But people are buying it for slightly different reasons right now. So 111 spot 61 as a potential support level followed by 110 spot 08 and 63 percent of seems to marks clients are currently long So moving on to crude oil West, Texas as we mentioned at a particularly good day yesterday We're still failing to break above with much conviction To break above 31 70 in change is still trading above $30, which is which is significant in itself I think we've kind of broken out of this potential sloping trend line as we speak We need to get above that 55 period SM a 35 13 is still the potential support level to be aware of We have to go quite far back probably even onto the weekly charts to see that level of more detail We are in the middle of two ranges right now. This is potential support. This is potential resistance 55% of seems to marks clients are currently short So I'm moving on to gold as ever gold been quite volatile is slowly forming what seems to be a symmetrical triangle formation Let's just get our drawing tools out and see how that probably looks like So that's the one level there And probably take the next point from being here to here. So that's currently what we're looking at So symmetrical triangle formation. It's even a break at this side or this side One way or the other we should be able to get a decent move once it does 78% of seems to marks clients are currently long So they might be anticipating a break to the upside which case you might target up here as an exponential resistance Filling that you'd be looking at a 1191 has been that next potential support Finishing up with the major currencies So the euro got smashed yesterday, but not as badly smashed as the sterling breaking below one spot 11 So technical breakout you could be looking at that 55 period S Is that sorry is that yeah that 55 period SMA is an exponential support You could be looking at the tips of these candles. So we're not that far away from potential support on on your dollar Arguably could be looking at once maybe about one spot ten No, we're pretty much there right now to be honest as a short-term potential support the tips These candles might provide and if we have a look at parole GBP USD You can see a proper technical breakout lower yesterday We still managed to close above one spot 41 29 which could be significant, but we're on the wrong side of that right now It's looking a little bit weak obviously concerns about a bright exit and the impact in the economy and interest rates And everything else is having an effect on that 63% it seems your market clients are currently short So they're anticipating further downside and when you look at the trend The sterling has not been looking that strong for quite some time, okay So that gives you a bit of an idea what to expect from a technical perspective Let's just quickly finish up with a market calendar as always and Just bring that into into play. We've got business survey Cinnamon index in Germany the CCI from US existing home sales More existing home sales and your crude oil inventory reporting on Wednesday Thursday brings a CPI for Germany GDP for the UK That's gonna be important for for cable more CPF in the Eurozone durable goods employment claims is in Japanese data And then on Friday more CCI data from the Eurozone from Germany GDP from the US and the consumer sentiment survey University of Michigan from American and personal income to round up the week. Well, that's it from you guys figure out your trading and join me again tomorrow to find out We'll have a next. Thank you very much and goodbye


the tiger financial news network update okay folks Larry pass event over tf and then I posted a chart here of the little snake that we had in our backyard today anyway let's move on here we're going to have Shane's million as our guest here coming up at the end of the first break but we got the market jumping all over we're still down on the day on the indices bonds have rallied little bit the treasury notes have rallied a little bit gold has rallied a little bit but things are relatively quiet except for the grains the grains are getting hit very hard soybeans wheat corn all of the soybean meal all of them are getting hit very hard now whether it has anything to do with inflation or not I'm not sure but that's not it the picture that I posted here is the snake that's from one of our students down in Texas he this is his snake mine was about one one fourth the size of that because it was a baby well about a third the size of it chubby little thing but remember the texas rattlers are different than the arizona rattlers arizona rattlers you don't want to hear this stuff they're not deadly unless you get into the mountain the white mountains where the black mumbas are and you get big by black mamba it's goodbye charlie because it it's over you get about two minutes to live because the neurotoxins and that puppy are really really bad but they're very rare you don't see them too much it's more like a rapid dog bite here probably as I say that I'll get bit today it'll be all over but that's what they tell us in all the news events that we we see here about that anyway the the market can be a rattlesnake too Shane Smolley will be talking to us very shortly because he made a very very compelling case for a bullish market coming up and of course if he does I'll be uh be seen over at the McDonald's across the street flipping burgers which I did when I was in high school way back in the 1846 before there was a McDonald's actually the one of the very first McDonald's was in Terre Haute Indiana Dr. McIntosh had it and he paid $20,000 for that franchise and end up having three of them but uh anyway that's when it was 15 cents for hamburgers 15 cents for milkshake and 15 cents for the french fries 45 cents for a great meal<PHONE_NUMBER> stay tuned for thewolftrader.com and he's got some great stuff for us we'll be right back folks