This is FDA Patient Safety News. In this edition, stronger requirements to prevent birth defects from isotretinoin or accutane, a recall of injectable products that may not be sterile, and answering patient questions about flu vaccine. These stories and more on this edition of FDA Patient Safety News. Welcome to the program. For the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, I'm Mark Barnett. And I'm Anita Rayner. Let's start with a story on new requirements for prescribing and dispensing accutane or isotretinoin. In a previous story, we told you that FDA was developing stronger requirements to prevent fetal exposure to the drug accutane or isotretinoin, along with its generic equivalents such as amnestym, sotret, and clarivus. Isotretinoin is used to treat severe recalcitrant nodular acne, but it can cause serious birth defects if taken by pregnant women. These requirements are now going into effect in a new program called iPledge. Under this program, wholesalers, prescribers, pharmacies, and patients, both men and women, must register. Also, women who are capable of becoming pregnant must have two negative pregnancy tests before isotretinoin can be dispensed to them, and they also must have a negative pregnancy test each month while they're taking the drug. Now this isn't the first attempt by FDA to keep pregnant women from taking the drug. What's the difference between this iPledge program and earlier efforts? Well, the basic difference is that isotretinoin is now a restricted distribution drug. That means that unless they register, wholesalers are not going to be able to distribute the drug, pharmacists are not going to be able to dispense it, physicians are not going to be able to prescribe it, and patients are not going to be able to receive it. Well, what's the overall timetable for this? Doctors and patients have to be registered in the program by December 31st, 2005, and again the drug is going to be available only from pharmacies that have registered, and pharmacies have to register by October 31st, 2005 in order to obtain the drug from a registered wholesaler. Now, if I'm a prescriber or a pharmacy or for that matter a patient, how do I sign up? Sign up either on the phone or online, and those addresses are on our website. Now if you're a patient, then you've got to see your doctor about how to register. Now isotretinoin has also been associated with psychiatric symptoms. There's been an association between taking the drug and symptoms of depression, suicidality and psychosis, and for that reason FDA has strengthened the labeling to help practitioners and patients identify and manage these risks. If I'm a practitioner, what should I watch for, and what should I tell my patients to watch for? Any patient being treated with this drug should be carefully monitored for symptoms of depression, or suicidality, or psychosis. Patients should be told to stop the drug and contact their health professional if they experience any of these symptoms. But it's important to know that stopping the drug by itself may not be sufficient. Drug evaluation and intervention may be needed to prevent patients from harming themselves. Go to our website for more complete information on the I Pledge program. Now we want to tell you about a recall of certain injectable drug products because they may not be sterile. Of course using non-sterile injectables could lead to life-threatening patient injury or even death. The recall covers all injectable products made by Central Admixture Pharmacy Services, or CAPS, at the company's Lanham, Maryland location. They include cardioplegia solutions, oxytocin injectables, dialysate solutions, TPN products, magnesium-containing injectable products, injectable promethazine, bupivocaine, diltiasm, norepinephrine, and sephaziline products, and heparin replacement solutions. Go to our website for a complete list of the recalled products. The company distributed the affected products to hospitals in Maryland, Delaware, Washington, D.C., and Virginia. At this time, only injectables made at the CAPS Lanham site are included in this recall. CAPS has directly notified known hospital customers about the recall, but FDA is urging hospitals, physicians, and healthcare workers to examine their supplies for any CAPS injectable products made at the Lanham, Maryland facility. If you have these products, stop using them immediately and quarantine them. Also, please notify FDA of any complaints or problems with these products. You can find out how to do that on our website. FDA has issued a public health notification about the Gambo Prisma continuous renal replacement system, which is used for hemodialysis in critically ill patients. Several serious injuries and deaths have occurred when healthcare personnel did not adequately respond to one of the system's three alarms that indicate incorrect weight change detected. This resulted in excessive ultrafiltration where too much fluid was removed from the patient's body. These alarms are intended to alert the user when a potential fluid imbalances occurred during therapy, and both the FDA and the manufacturer are warning that you should never ignore or override the alarms without first identifying and removing the cause of the alarm. If you're using one of these devices, refer to the operator's manual for detailed instructions on what each of the alarms means and how to respond to it. You can get more information on our website. Custom RX compound and pharmacy of Richfield, Minnesota is recalling TriPan Blue 0.06% alphalmic solution, which is used in cataract surgery. This solution may be contaminated with Pseudomonas aeruginosa. If applied to the eye, the product could cause serious infection and possible blindness. This dark blue solution is packaged in 1CC sterile tuberculin syringes and was distributed to hospitals and clinics in Maryland, Minnesota, Illinois, Nebraska, North Dakota, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and D.C. If you have this product, you should stop using it immediately and return all unused syringes to the company for destruction. Vacuum-assisted wound closure, also known as negative pressure wound therapy, can help heal certain non-healing wounds by removing fluids and infectious material from the site. The therapy is applied to a special foam dressing packed in the wound cavity or over a flap or graft. A recent FDA article in Nursing 2005 highlights the importance of carefully selecting and monitoring patients being treated with this therapy. The article describes a patient who had his leg amputated after being seriously injured in the fall. During his recovery, he was prescribed anticoagulants to prevent venous thromalemilism. Two weeks after the amputation, he began treatment with vacuum-assisted wound closure to promote healing. But during a dressing change while undergoing the therapy, he experienced serious bleeding from several areas in the wound. He later died reportedly from severe hemorrhage and possible acute MI. Further follow-up revealed that complications associated with bleeding had begun at the time of surgery before vacuum-assisted closure therapy was started. The article lists several precautions to help prevent this kind of bleeding in patients undergoing vacuum-assisted wound closure therapy. For example, certain patients should be closely monitored for overt and occult bleeding. This includes those who are actively bleeding on anticoagulants or who have weakened, irradiated, or sutured blood vessels or organs that are close to the wound. Use protective barriers, such as gauze impregnated with petrolatum, to protect vulnerable blood vessels or organs. And follow the device manufacturer's instructions for use, including selecting the correct negative pressure that's recommended for that type of wound. Genentech is notifying health care professionals about updated proteotoxicity information related to Herceptin or Trastuzumab. Herceptin is used to treat patients with metastatic breast cancer, whose tumors over express the HER2 protein. The labeling for Herceptin already contained a boxed warning that the use of the drug can result in ventricular dysfunction and conjective heart failure in some patients. Genentech's letter now provides additional information about that risk based on a preliminary analysis of data from the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project. The new information includes how often these adverse events occur and when they occur in relation to starting treatment. In a recent medication safety alert, ISMP warns about inadvertently administering nemotapine or nematop intravenously. This has resulted in patient deaths and serious injuries. Nemotapine is a calcium channel blocker that's used to prevent vasospasm in patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage. You said the problem arises when the drug is given IV, but this is a capsule supposed to be given by mouse. That's right, but for patients who can't swallow, you can extract the contents of the oral capsule and put it in a syringe and then inject it into a nasogastric tube. But putting it in a nasogastric tube is still not the same as giving it IV. That's right, but once it's in a parenteral syringe, that's when accidents can occur. ISMP notes that several incidents have occurred where a patient's been injected IV and then suffered severe hypotension, cardiac arrest, and death. ISMP recommends that pharmacists warn patient care personnel about the danger of IV administration each time that nemotapine is dispensed. ISMP also notes that some pharmacies are trying to prevent this kind of problem by preparing nemotapine in advance for patients who can't swallow rather than having it prepared in the patient care area. They're packaging the drug in amber-oral syringes and labeling them for oral NG use only. Novo Nordisk recently notified pharmacists about a packaging change that's designed to help prevent mix-ups when dispensing two of the company's insulin products. Novolog, a rapid-acting insulin analog, and Novolog Mix 7030, a premixed insulin analog. Until recently, the packaging for Novolog and Novolog Mix 7030 looked very similar. Both boxes were white with a blue band. The current packaging for Novolog Mix 7030 looks similar to the previous packaging, and it remains white with a blue band. But the packaging for Novolog has been changed to white with an orange band. The company's letter also makes several recommendations to help pharmacists avoid dispensing errors. For example, if you remove the insulin from the box for any reason, be sure to put it back in the exact same box. Store medications with similar names separately from one another. Ensure that patients know the insulin name and type that was prescribed for them, and then have patients check the name and type when they're picking up their prescriptions. Here are some of the questions about FDA and the flu vaccine that some of your patients may be asking this time of year. For example, people often ask about what kinds of flu vaccines are available. The answer is that there are two types, the traditional flu shot, given intramuscularly, which contains killed or inactivated virus, and a nasal spray, which contains attenuated live virus. The injection is approved for various ages and population groups, but the nasal spray is approved only for healthy people between the ages of five and 49. People often ask why the supply of vaccine during each year's flu season seems so unpredictable and why shortages sometimes arise. Part of the answer is that because the virus mutates, each year's vaccine is different from preceding years, and that means that a batch of vaccine can't be kept and used the following year. Early each year, a public health committee has to decide which three strains of the virus are gonna be included in that year's vaccine. The goal is to be sure that the strains in the vaccine are similar to the ones that are gonna be in circulation for that particular flu season. To complicate the picture, it takes at least six months to produce a flu vaccine using the present method, which involves using millions of live eggs to grow the virus. In the future, we hope that new methods using cell cultures or recombinant protein or DNA-based vaccines will make the process shorter, but it will be years before those technologies can be used to mass produce a flu vaccine. While it's still too early to predict how much vaccine is gonna be available for the upcoming flu season, FDA recently approved a new inactivated vaccine called Flurix for immunizing adults 18 and older. This is gonna offer an additional vaccine supplier for the upcoming flu season and help increase the number of doses that are available. You can find a projection of the number of doses that each manufacturer expects to produce and distribute on the CDC website, which you can get to from our website. That's all for this edition of FDA Patient Safety News. Remember, you can get more information on all the stories you've seen here today by visiting our website. We also urge you to use the website to report problems you've encountered with medical products. That's how we learn about problems so we can alert others. We'll be back next month with another edition, so watch for us. Until then, for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, I'm Anita Reiner. And I'm Mark Barnett. See you next time.


My name is Martin Gutierrez and the Co-Chief of the Thoracic Oncology and the Director of the Phase 1 Program at Hackensack University Medical Center.  We used to treat lung cancer only with chemotherapy until the early 2000s, then target therapy came on board and then between 2011 and 2015 immunotherapy surfaced into the thoracic oncology and clearly made a major impact prolonging the survival to up to three years, median survival is even longer than that and there is data coming out of survival even up to 15% at four or five years, which we never saw before. It has clearly proved that has an impact in solitumors in the vast, in the grand majority of them, but nevertheless we still not curing 100% of those patients, there is still a large gap to improve and that is what the Phase 1 Program offered to the patients and it's a collaboration between multiple sponsors, pharmaceutical companies, physicians and clearly the patients who are altruistic and decide to go into these clinical trials. In the Phase 1 Program we have actually a wide variety, we run approximately 40 different clinical trials, focus in immunotherapy heavily, but also in targeted therapies and in cell technologies today such as NK cells and CAR T cells. CAR T cell therapy is a new technology, it's an evolving technology, for example right now we have a CAR T cells for her to positive diseases, so breast cancer, gastrics and the colon cancer patients who had her to expressive tumors. What it means is we have a harvest of the, we call it ferruses of their white cells and they get engineered to recognize the target, in this case her too. Those cells are given back to the patient with the idea that it will target specifically the cancer. The idea that we can use an engineer T cells that can recognize specific targets on those cell tumors and be able to induce a response, produce a huge degree of excitement. When patients come to JTCC they are getting a centralized care, constantly providing new options of care for them in this fight against cancer.


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In this section, we will define the post-closing trial balance. When seeing the post-closing trial balance, it's easiest to look at it in comparison to the adjusted trial balance and consider where we are at in the accounting cycle, in the accounting process. When we see these terms such as the adjusted trial balance and post-closing trial balance as well as an unadjusted trial balance, we're really talking about the same type of thing. We're talking about a trial balance, meaning we're going to have the accounts with balances in them, and we're going to have the amounts related to them, and of course the debits and the credits will always remain in balance. If it is a trial balance, no matter the name, whether it be just a trial balance, an unadjusted trial balance, an adjusted trial balance, or a post-closing trial balance. We're really talking about the time period in which the trial balance was prepared when we're talking about these different names of the trial balance. In order to think about that, first we want to look at the accounting cycle. Recall the accounting cycle in broad strokes is basically that we have the normal day-to-day accounting entries, stuff that happens most of the time period throughout the month, which would be bills, invoices, checks. Then at the end of the month, we're going to prepare the trial balance from the system to the adjusting department, giving it to the adjusting department, and the adjusting department will put it into the worksheet calling it an unadjusted trial balance. Then we'll do the end of period adjusting entries, and once those are done, we will be ending up with the adjusted trial balance. This is the one that we're going to be working with. We typically see this in a worksheet type format, but we will enter that information back into the accounting system and have the data there that would be the adjusted trial balance numbers within the system as well. We're going to use this adjusted trial balance in order to create those financial statements. After they have been created, we then will want to close out the temporary accounts. Now it's important to note that this does happen automatically in most accounting software, but we need to know what the software is doing in order to see how the reports are changing as we change date ranges. That's the change once we do the closing entries will be to the post-closing trial balance. This trial balance represents the first time period of the next month that will be set up. This trial balance is often represented without any temporary accounts, meaning these accounts down here will just be left off given the fact that they are zero balances. But in any case, the post-closing trial balance will have the same assets and the liability accounts as the adjusted trial balance, but the equity account will be different. In our case, the owner's equity because we're talking about a sole proprietorship and all the temporary accounts will then be closed out to that owner's capital account. The post-closing trial balance is really kind of like cleaning up the shop at the end of the day. If we have a cafe, we're cleaning up the shop in order to set up for the morning shift to start the whole process over again. At the end of the accounting cycle, we have done the main event that being the financial statements and we're basically just cleaning up the shop, cleaning up the accounts so that we can do the whole thing again next month starting on the first of next month, starting with revenue and expense accounts at zero so that we can count up from them. So the only difference between the post-closing and the adjusted is that all the temporary accounts will be closed out to the owner's capital and therefore we have no net income, no revenue and expense accounts and no draws account here. And this will be our goal as we go through the closing process to achieve this post-closing trial balance from the adjusted trial balance.


wreckage of his life, taunt him with a false hope for escape. That's our story, the sixth bullet taken from the files of John Steele, adventurer, with another story of thrilling, suspenseful, and hard, fast action. And this week's tale is worth listening to carefully, because it's about a man and a decision, probably the most frightening decision that one can make. To tell it, here is the man, Harry Wilson. Harry, some people can get used to anything, to loneliness, to worry, to failure, to ugliness. I wasn't that kind. All my life I'd never gotten what I wanted, only I couldn't laugh it off like other people do. I tried, but it didn't work. I guess it all came to a head that night when I got back from the office. I'd been working for three months setting up a company insurance plan for a big client. If it went through, it would mean a new life for Grace and myself. We could move out of the apartment, get out in the suburbs, maybe even buy a house. When I got home, Grace was in the kitchen getting supper. She heard the door slam and called to me, the dinner would be ready in 15 minutes. I walked into the living room, picked up the paper and sat down, but the headlines didn't interest me. I wondered if Marie would have called from the kitchen, or if she'd have met me at the door. Marie. She was the girl I wanted to marry. Is that the table, Harry? Yeah. I cut this gum out of the thing. What did you charge? Isn't there something you could do about that? Like what? I don't know. Must be something you could pour down the drain that'll help. I'll ask the grocer. Do that. They didn't hold for a while. Dinner will be ready in time. Put out butter plate. Huh? Just something extra to wash. Yeah. Really, Harry, I'll put them away. You go wash. I can't run the water so hard. I told you the laundry went away today. Please, Grace. Sit down. Everything's ready. Left the light on in the bathroom. So what? I'll get it. Leave it on. Trying to make ends meet. Leave it on. What happened at the office today? Wondered if you were going to ask. Are any of your moods again? No. No. Well, what happened? The Bridgeport deal fell through. Why?  They just said the board of directors decided against it. I don't get it. The corporation has the money. The plan with sound was a good investment all the way around. The only reason they gave? Yeah. Just like everything else. Everything else. Nothing works out. What got us? I'm 40 years old, Grace. We've been married for 10 years and we've got nothing to show for it. Nothing. Living in a lousy two-room apartment. Have to watch every penny. Not a red cent in the bank. We don't even have a kid. Oh, it's probably lucky we don't. Don't talk like that. Everything I touch turns to stone. I'm 40 years old. I haven't got much more time. What are things going to get better? Harry. I have a failure, Grace.  A failure. I can't stand it anymore. I just can't stand it. Harry. Where I was going, I just knew I had to get out of that room, away from Grace and all the ugliness she stood for. When I got down on the street, I walked over to our car and got in. The window by the driver's seat was still cracked where Grace had hit the tree six months before. I remember I looked at the gas gauge before I stepped on the starter. I put a dollar's worth of gas in the tank last Sunday and there was still some left. Then I was driving away from the city and out into the suburbs. It wasn't a conscious thing, but suddenly I realized I was in John's neighborhood and I decided to see him. He had helped me before on nights like this. Maybe he could help me now. Hello, John. Oh, come in. Come in. You got company? No. Let's go. John. Let's go into the library where we'll be comfortable. Sure. You dropped in. How's Grace? All right, I guess. She got over cold yet? Yeah, sure. John. How about a drink, Harry? No. No, thanks. Scotch? Right. No thanks. Beer? I want to talk to you, John. Okay. Shoot. I... It's the same old thing. I thought you were all straightened up. So did I. Happened all over again. Sure you don't want a drink? No. Well, let's start at the beginning. Bridgeport deal fell through. Just like everything else. No matter what I do, I fail. It's true. Never gotten anything I wanted. It's too much for me. I can't take it. It's too much for me. Take it easy, Harry. How can I? You don't know what it's like. You can't think when you're upset like that. That's all I do. I could just turn my mind off for a while. Think, think, think. That's all I do. You've got to get a hold of yourself. Do you like your job, Harry? It's 11. But do you like it? What's that got to do with it? I thought maybe you were due for a change. I've thought of that. Well? I thought how nice it would be to start all over. No responsibilities, no nothing. Just start all over with a clean slate. Why don't you? Huh? I think it would do you a world of good. Yeah. Any reason why you can't? Six months behind on the rent, three months installments on the car, doctors bills for Grace. I didn't know she was that sick. It wasn't that. She wanted to have a kid. Oh. She can't. I'll be glad to help you out, Harry.  That's not the answer. Well, you know best. Whatever I can do for you, let me know. Yeah. Think I'll take that drink now? Sure. What'll it be? Anything. Okay. I'll be back in a minute. I had caught the gun on John's desk. I saw his back disappear through the door and the door closed. Then I was over at the desk picking up the gun. It felt cold and efficient in my hand. John was right. I had to start over with a clean slate, and that meant Grace. Grace was the millstone around my neck, tying me down to ugliness and failure. Clean slate, that's what I wanted. I walked softly down the hall, opened the door and stepped out into the night. The highway stretched straight and shiny in the moonlight before me. The car was running smoothly under me, and inside my heart was singing. I felt that I was at the beginning of a new life. Things would get better from now on. They had to get better. I thought with pleasure of the look that would be on Grace's face when I stood before her with a gun in my hand. All those wasted, wasted years. But now they'd be forgotten and I'd be free. Then I heard a loud report. The car swerved. The guard rail danced crazily in the headlights and my head crashed forward on the steering wheel. The first thing I heard was the sound of steam and I thought of fire. I tried to move to reach the ignition, but a white hot paint shot through my body and I realized the steering wheel was crushed against my chest. The smell of gasoline filled the car and I knew I had to turn off the motor. I leaned forward again. This time I reached it and the motor died. The branch of a tree was sticking through the window by my side and the leaves were brushing my face. I raised my arms to break the branch but the wood was tough and I couldn't break it. The car had landed right side up in a ravine by the side of the highway and every once in a while I heard a car go by on the road above me. I noticed my headlights were still on. It wouldn't be long, I thought. Surely someone on the road above would notice the headlights and stop. Help would come soon. I tried to relax, make myself comfortable, but the pain in my chest was unbearable. The car passed above but it didn't stop. I tried to remember what happened but all I could see was the guard rail dancing and the headlights and the car racing for it. I seemed to remember being happy and I tried to think of where I was going. Oh yes, I was going to kill Grace, that was it. Yes, yes, yes. It's like everything else, everything else. Everything I touched under stone.  What was the use, what was the use of it? The gun, that was the only answer. The gun I'd intended for Grace. I'd use it on myself. I didn't want help now. I reached up and turned off the headlight. I tried to move to reach the glove compartment and the gun but the steering wheel was pinning me to the seat. I grabbed the wheel with both hands and pushed with all my strength but it didn't budge. Finally I worked my right leg free, reached as far as I could and banged the glove box with my foot. The pain flashed through my body like a branding iron and I had to stop and rest. And I tried again and rested. Again and rested. Again, again, again, again. And finally the glove box dropped open and the gun fell to the floor. I kicked the gun under my feet and reached. I could feel the barrel at the tip of my fingers but I couldn't pick it up. Upon the road I heard a car stopping. I pressed down on the barrel with my heel and my fingers touched the trigger guard and the gun was in my hand. Whoever it was coming down the ravine, I lifted the gun to my head and the steel was cold on my skin. Before I could pull the trigger. Anybody in there? Get back. Huh? Get back I said. What's the matter? I've got a gun. Don't come any closer. Are you all right? Stay where you are. I'm a Springdale police. I want to help you. I don't need help. You go through the fence up there. Yeah. Are you hurt? Leave me alone. You crazy?  I'll get out of here. What? Get out. Wait a minute, mister. I don't want to hurt you. Leave me alone. Let me talk to him. I told you. I don't want to hurt you. You don't want to do it. I don't want to hurt you. Now get back. Put it. He took a shot at me. Yeah. Cortis, tell him to get some help out of here fast. Heavy smoke of burned gun powder. For the first time in my life the cop climbed back out of the ravine and I was alone. Off in the distance I heard them radio for help. This was the time for it. If ever there was a time this was it. The slight pressure from the finger. I might even feel the shock in my arm then. A car stopped on the highway above. Then another. And another. I heard the cop tell them to move on but the crowd started to grow. They stood around silently watching. Bulchers. All of them bulchers waiting for the feast. Then one of the cops was climbing down into the ravine. How do you feel Wilson? What? We checked your plates. How do you feel? I'm alone. Anything I can do for you? No. You don't want to do this Wilson? I'm alone. No matter how tough things are they aren't that bad. Get out of here. I'm not going to do nothing just talk to you. I'm alone. You like baseball? Looks like the socks got the pendant in the bag. Be nice to be around for the world series. Be it. You a ball fan? No. Do you like? Nothing. Must be something. Let me alone.  Don't you change your mind. No. If you could do a clean job that'd be one thing. What? Maybe you just mess yourself up and you'd be worse off than before. Let me alone, will you? A lot of them do you know. Let me alone. Do you ever think of that? Come on Wilson. Give me the gun. Right back.  Don't move. More bulchers. What? Come down for the feast. Hey your friends Wilson. Yeah. Better stay where you are Mac. That's all right officer. Harry? What are you doing here? I came as soon as I heard. Let me alone. I'll take care of him. He's dangerous. Took a shot at me. I'll take care of him. Okay Mac. Hope you know what you're doing. What's it all about Harry? It's all over. What? I'm gonna finish it. Why? I can't stand it anymore that's all. I was afraid of this when I found the gun missing. Make them turn off those flashlights. I can't do that Harry. Why? It's their job. They're trying to help. Yes. Why don't they leave me alone? They can't. Harry will you let me get into the car? No. You're hurt.  I'd do better than that. A lot. Sure. Because I don't think you want to go through with this. Oh let me alone. You've been in the car for two hours. If you wanted to you'd have done it by now. Get out of here. Talk talk talk that's all I've heard. I'll do it you wait and see. I'll do it. I'll do it. Why haven't you Harry? Every time I start something happens. That's not the real reason. Somebody starts to talk. It's more than that. All right it takes guts that's why. That's what I thought. It takes guts to pull that trigger. No it doesn't. That's the easy way. Easy way. It takes a lot more guts to face the music. Get out of here. You know what I'd do if I couldn't. What?  I don't try. What's the matter with you? Have you lost your mind? I don't understand. I understand all right. You had a couple of hits on the head and now you're turning tail and running. No I don't understand. I know dozens of men who have 20 years of their life to be in your shoes. Sure. Take a look at yourself Harry. You've got everything you came into this world with. Two arms, two legs, two eyes, everything. Go away. You ought to be ashamed. Go away, we'll go away. I'm going to take that gun away from you. Don't you. I'm coming. I don't want to hurt you. Don't you. Next time I'll shoot at you. You've left me as much as before. Every once in a while John came down and talked to me. He asked me if I wanted anything, but most of the time they left me alone. I had the feeling they were waiting for something. I didn't know what. The crowd got bigger and bigger and pretty soon I saw flashlight bulbs exploding as the reporters arrived. None of them dared come close enough. I just sat there and listened to the crickets. Once I started the lighter cigarette, but then I remembered the gasoline and changed my mind. Not that way. At least I wanted it to be clean. If they'd only go away. If they'd only go away, I'd do it. How do you feel, Harry? Hmm? How do you feel? I'm okay. You changed your mind? No. I want you to talk to someone. It's no use.  It's no use. What have you got to lose? Promise? Come on over. No, Harry. Grace. John's idea. Not mine. It's no use. I want it to say if you've been unhappy. I'm sorry. Yeah. You don't think it was all my fault? No.  I want it to say that I don't care. God what? Go on. I don't care what you do. Hmm? So you needn't be dramatic. Nobody's going to miss you. I didn't think you would. You can do anything you want. Harry, don't you believe in the God. If it was your time, you would have been killed in the ring. John. Don't do it. Harry, it's wrong. It's wrong. Come on, Grace. I couldn't go through it. I know. Get her out of here. You've no right to do it. John. Come on, Grace. It's wrong. It's wrong. It's wrong. I thought it would help. Oh, it would help. Harry.  I want to die.  I want to die. You don't know when you're well off. Dad, I hear. You know what this thing is doing to Grace? Dad. She loves you. Sure, there were a lot of things wrong. But she loves you anyway. Will you leave me alone? He came down here and said the things I told her to say. Because she loves you and she hoped that it helped. You know how hard that was for her? I don't care. Oh, shut. She'd be better off without you.    No matter what happens, I'm saving that sixth one for myself. He's going to have to be careful from then on. They thought they were smarter than me. Thought they could get me to shoot all the shells. But I'd show them. If they wanted to play that way, I'd show them. They always dragged by. Steele came down and talked to me. But I didn't listen. I was onto it now. I'd show them who was smarter. The pain in my chest had gone away and I was happy again. Wouldn't be long. It wouldn't be long. Pretty soon I'd do it. I knew I would. They didn't understand how hard it was. How do you feel, Harry? I'm fine. I'm fine. It's getting light. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm waiting for.  Are you in pain? What? Are you in pain? No. No, I feel wonderful. Grace, still there? No. I sent her home. What? I said I sent her home. That's good.  Yes. Thought you were smiling at me, didn't you? No, Harry. Thought you could trick me. I only want to help. But what? I said no, Harry. I'll show you. Who's that? If I can just get one picture. You're crazy. Get out of here. Who is it? Nothing, Harry. Nothing. Come on, Wilson. Give me a break. What's you want? This picture makes every... Beat it! What difference does it make to you, Wilson? Picture. Come on, Wilson.    Give me a break. Only two more. Only two more shots. But what? Are you tired? I'm okay. Can't even lift it off the seat. No. Get back! Better get up for the ambulance. I'll go home now. Yeah. But I think he learned his lesson. It was the fifth bullet, wasn't it? Mm-hmm. Who's the sixth one on himself? That's something we'll never know. Why? Harry didn't know it. But there wasn't any sixth bullet. The sixth bullet. The story of a man who was yet to learn that his greatest failure was his first success. Well, friends, if you liked Harry's story, why not come back again next week? I'll have a man who found that the price of hate is destruction. I like to call it backfire. 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Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrials right now trading down 62, you get the Nasdaq off 202, S&Ps off 18, gold, gold contract up $15.20, trading at 19.37 an ounce, we have silver up 2 cents, $25.21 an ounce, late sweet crude down 2.5 bucks, $107 a barrel, and we'll go over that, let's do it right now, actually we'll take a look at this because what you are going to see is that we had this oil contract get up to $116.57 if this is going to be wild, you got volume with it but you gotta remember something, the first ABC structure up was $117, we hit $116.57 out here today, you've done $562,000 contract so you got a little contraction of volume so that's telling me that you're going to dip down a little, you'll probably dip down this 100 area, build cause again, and then guess what, $150 is game out here, pretty amazing. We're going to take a look at the note and bond market, note and bond market right now, you get the 10-year note, up 8 ticks, trading $127.17, the 30-year up 11 at $156.27 and $Kingdoll, $Kingdoll is up 403 ticks, 97.788 euros, 110 yen is at 115, the British pound is at 133 to 1 US dollar. Well you know when we take a look at the spy we're going to see, the spy is down but what the bottom line is is that it actually got to a higher high and you're going to have a contraction of volume so this is typical window dressing, it's going to try to make it into the swing point meaning the 488, we had the contraction of volume, we take a look at this, we are at Thursday, right? You take a look at this Tuesday, Wednesday, Tuesday we did 137 million shares, 137, yesterday we did 117, we won't even get close to that today folks, okay, bottom line you made to a higher high, so NDX100 is cooperating also, meaning in harmony, going higher with lighter volume. NDX also is down five bucks but guess what, you got to, oh this is going to be interesting, so the NDX, the 3Qs will actually, yesterday we had volume 70 million, you'll probably do around that and it doesn't look to me like the NDX is going to get any traction though, this is, this NASDAQ100 is weak man, I mean in a big way. Stay right there folks, come right back.


Amazon news today, the company says it's shifting the priorities of its assistant team to focus more on generative AI. They've been losing money. They have been kind of behind, you know, I don't want to say everyone else, but they've definitely been behind behind Google in this space in the last year in a couple of months, like, you know, last 14 months, AI has just driven everything news related and they're like, okay, well, we're not there. So we need to catch up. So we've got to do something and maybe this is the something that's going to allow them to try to catch up to what you have Google doing, what you have Microsoft doing, definitely what you have OpenAI doing.


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Yachad in New York because the Orthodox Union. Welcome to the special episode of Abel de Narnere, the one and only program that focuses on the needs, concerns, and achievements of the differently abled. I would like to say thank you. Abel de Narnere would like to say thank you to Yachad in New York and the Orthodox Union for this special episode, which is also in partnership with them. We would like to thank Yachad in New York and welcome our special guest. Her name is Rebekah Syragh, mayor. Sure, good morning. Thank you. Thank you, Erlina, as Lawrence for his Rebekah Shragh, which is the National Jewish Council for Disabilities. Okay. Can you explain a little bit? Well, it's not a little, it's a lot. Can you explain what the missions and goals of Yachad is? Enriching the lives of Jewish individuals with disabilities by enhancing their communal participation and their connection to Judaism through social and educational programs as well as support services. Okay, what types of activities does Yachad help people partake in? Our social recreational programming, local weeknight programs, Jewish holiday programs, weekend retreats, pre-pandemic educational programs. One of my favorites is we run a huge family weekend for about 900 people every year, where there's different sessions going on and programming for each family member, respectively, having their own programs to attend. We have schools, we have four schools here in New York, a counseling department, we have multiple, they have programs for adults over a month, we run either learning independence or job training. We have about 20 summer camp partnerships and a birthright trip to Israel. Okay. Just name it, name stuff. Now, since you are in research that we've done, Yachad works with the Orthodox Union. Can you explain a little bit about how the Orthodox Union helps you guys and all of that? Their team programming to really have better support for individuals with disabilities in these social recreational programs. The Orthodox Union is most known for their closure certification which is one of the biggest closure certification symbols and take a product, so you're in Vermont, so name drop my favorite, Ben & Jerry's. When you look at a Ben & Jerry's carton, it has a little OU label on that and what it means is that it is certified closure that there's somebody who's coming and making sure that all the products going into it are closure and then what it says on the package is really in there and so on. We generously received from the OU, Jerry's includes, because we birthright has a free spirit brand, a magazine publication, a research center, there's many different communal efforts you labeled. Okay, my wife wants to ask a question, go ahead. Okay, what are the different social programs you guys offer? Can you expand on the camps and that kind of thing? In terms of, okay, since you said independence and inclusiveness, do you train or teach people like how to live on their own and maybe get their own apartment and that kind of thing? Say that again? What age is it? Oh yeah, what age is YAHAT up to? What community is that? Okay, so let's get to the real important, well, of course this is real important, but as far as religious life, being with someone who is, being people who especially use ourselves, for many years, schools and other religious centers haven't been really accessible. I mean, it has been since the Americans with Disabilities Act, but how does YAHAT make religious life easier for people with special needs on your end, especially with prayer books and in certain holidays, et cetera? I know we're jumping around, I know we're jumping around, but go ahead. Yeah, yeah, we're in a whole new institution. They were hidden. Whereas you walk into any synagogue now, you see lots of people who are differently able and it's really an amazing thing, but on a big picture, how far we've come and there's a lot to celebrate. Now we used to go and we've only come to pushing in that direct communities, ran trips to Washington, DC and Albany, where our teams with and without disabilities met with local politicians, the disability legislation initiative, they're spaced more. Is that, was that part? So, sorry, was that part, was that part of the legislation or the legislation was different? So, we have regions throughout the U.S. and foreign communities and when we go in and modeling, really how much our individuals can do, whether it's them leading different parts of the prayers or keeping a sermon, you know, we're there one weekend once some of the ability is done. And I think it's, we highlight, right? We highlight meaningful employment for individuals with disabilities and we highlight our, the relationships our advisors and peers have with the individuals with disabilities and they're really trained and supported throughout the program, the com leaders and the com ambassadors of inclusion with, you know, having a close disability attitude. So, when we're talking about making our synagogues more inclusive and more accessible, I think the biggest thing that we can really do is, you know, person by person, providing opportunities for people to have exposure and to, you know, highlight the abilities and highlight where we can include. Talk about your employment program for people with disabilities within Yachad. Our region is trained vocational programs run through our self-safed program. What we blown away by is, we have something called Yachad individuals, whether it's internships or pay points, beautiful partnerships with CVS and children's place and lots of us so large and something I'm so proud of is, is our organization started a gift basket business called Yachad Gifts that employs individuals with disabilities. So, they put together, so basically they're putting together, they're working in groups and putting together the gift baskets, right? For example, what type of, because I saw the website, so if you can talk a little bit about some of the gift baskets that are put together, go ahead. Just examples, go ahead. So no, was there someone, go ahead. If someone wanted to send a Passover basket, you would send like Passover food stuff in the basket, or matzah and certain other things, correct? Okay, so let's do more promoting, especially about your new book and also I looked on the website and it was, it has Purim prayers and it has other things there for Passover and let's talk a little bit about that as well. For example, well, this is going to air after that but go ahead, it's fine. What is meant by that, I'm sorry, what is meant by conceptual translation? So like purple, different colors represent something. Yeah, remember it's Purim's release and we open to all every Monday night at 8 p.m. on a different page of the prayer book. So any, you know, opens anyone in the community to come and learn together on a weekly basis, you know, these small tidbits. Mm-hmm. How has the pandemic, now this is a big question because it's, you know, could take up a lot of time too, but how, you know, you kept on saying pre-pandemic and then pandemic. So how has the pandemic of COVID-19 changed everything within your activities within Yachat? Employees as well, and employees of Yachat also? So members are really challenging ourselves because effective and efficient is possible.  So it's been, it's been here, you know, let alone our weekend retreats and social programs, the way that we do that. It, you know, one thing after the other that is just looking so different and it takes so much adjusting to for everyone, but, you know, even more so people who, who really thrive off of routine and really, you know, crave that structure. Something else I would say interesting that I don't think it's unique to New York, something interesting we saw here is, the group homes in New York. Yeah, and no visitation to boot, you know. Exactly the people you're living with, you know, moving in a little bit of a different direction as people are getting more used to the routine, but I would say also is, you know, your question earlier where we've gone in terms of inclusion, I'm curious what this new emphasis on pods and small groups is going to be doing to all of our progress, right? Because we're, we're now not talking about like how to get every single person to the table.  And I think it's going to take time to undo that. And, and, you know, I urge all of the listeners to really think about the people who aren't making the cut and, and reaching out to them. Mm. Yeah, and making outsiders feel, you know, even more outsiders. Yeah, that's your point there. What are the misconceptions around people with special needs when they first meet them? This is an opinion question. Yeah, yeah. Human nature, we first notice, you know, our difference is all short, whatever it may be. And something important to the organization is, you know, at these programs that, yes, okay, it is natural people see difference, but really focusing on seeing the commonalities a short story if we have time. No, it's fine. No, it's fine. If we go over, it's completely okay. Go ahead. Okay. How do you, how do you pronounce that? I'm sorry. Go ahead. Hearing that you're traveling for five, one, you know, like, okay. Yeah, but I've been, yeah, we've been, I've been to, yeah, I've been to Israel. You're only allowed to carry like 50 pounds. Exactly. Yeah. Exactly, my personal opinion. Mm-hmm. Because be that for another time, if you do food boxes. Yeah, well, yeah, we plan to do that, but go ahead. Mine's blowing to our families, and I always knew when running these parlor meetings. Is that anything you said? There's another question that might've, that I can interject there. One of the things of me being a challenged person is when I first went to Israel in 2014, it was my first time, and I went with family, and of course, family is not going to take us to a dangerous place. So, but one of the biggest things is the money, the money exchange. Because if you don't know the money exchange, it's very confusing. Yeah. Yeah, in one year, I think it was 2015 year, like this question wasn't, the next week I had another parlor meeting, and then I went to the house, and I was just so deeply impacted by that, because I think that we're seeing it, that your inclusion does, your question was about misconceptions, and what inclusion does, and what exposure does, is it changes people's attitudes, and the way that they're perceiving what's the normal? All of a sudden they keep talking. I'm gonna ask this question that, I'm gonna ask this question that's not on the list, and then my wife wants to ask another question. Being, see if we can answer this the right way, or kind of pick it apart. Being the fact that 2020 was a bad year, and we're still in the pandemic, and there's a whole lot of things with prejudice going on. People putting bad things on synagogues, and that type of thing. Is Yaha teaching, or is OU teaching, or both? Any classes on prejudice in people with special needs, in any way to kind of help with that, or kind of smooth it over, because there's always been prejudice around Jewish people with special needs, or Jewish people in general, especially with World War II, et cetera. So, is there anything that is being done? That's a really interesting question. I apologize if I threw you off, but go ahead. Our Zoom program, their social programs, and support groups and things like that, and navigated there. But to think about, in terms of the wider OU, I do think that there are definitely branches of the OU more focused on that. The OU actually has a whole advocacy branch called the Teach Coalition. They focus mostly on schools, and I think synagogues, it's not my realm, so I apologize, I'm not totally. 100% familiar. Okay, anything, what do you wanna ask? Do you teach another language to the people with disabilities? In terms of Hebrew, is Hebrew taught to your participants, or how do you teach Hebrew, or is there an easy way to teach the language of Hebrew to people with disabilities? They're Jewish schools, so half the days they're learning secular subjects, half the day they're learning Hebrew subjects, including Hebrew language. At our programs, we teach songs and chants and things like that, a lot of them with Hebrew words. It's definitely built into our culture, but each of our participants are coming with such different backgrounds, so it's kind of hard to have a one-size-fits-all, but especially for things I got to talk about before, the sitter will take certain phrases in Hebrew and things like that. Okay, is there anything before we end, is there anything you would like to add, especially promotions or anything of that nature? Take your time. I've said it is the month of February, which is Jezeem's Jewish disability. It's the Jewish disability month, but Jewish disability awareness acceptance and inclusion, where there's an increased voice, there's an amplification in the community about disability and inclusion, and Jaffa really does a lot during the month to promote that advocacy work and really amplifying everything that individual disabilities can do and through workshops and many other programs, but I invite, I think, two things. One is, I invite anyone that may gain or may know somebody who may gain from Yakut services to please reach out through the website. During this pandemic, we are offering almost a dozen virtual programs a day, music, dance, trivia night, games with local schools, monthly birthday parties, we're offering support groups for individuals, parents, siblings, quality programs at home, art deliveries, I mentioned the boxes before. In some places, like in New York, and only in one of the communities we're allowed to impersonate right now, I mean, I've come with an impersonal program, but we, you know, if you know somebody or you yourself are interested, please reach out, we would love to meet you. And what I'll leave with is, that's future. Something that's- Yeah, yeah, I apologize. What is Yak, I apologize. What is Yak, you know, the future of YAHAT given the pandemic? I mean, we don't know when this thing will end, hopefully, and soon, but what is YAHAT's future? I apologize, go ahead. You've got not a variety of other who both passionately answer what's your hope for YAHAT. Why? This is a pretty amazing answer. Why? Because YAHAT's are doing it on their own. The job sites are doing it on their own. That we reached this conclusion is just so natural to everybody.  My wife wanted to ask a question. Sure.  Did you get the question? In other regions, it's done differently. And every family celebrates a little bit differently, but they're definitely, you know, have been many instances over the years where, you know, people are learning something or celebrating in a certain way with YAHAT or at a YAHAT program or, you know, running a program and they're inviting their YAHAT friend, Jewish teens. And I would say also other life cycle events as well. We run a eating and marriage course. We have an amazing social worker who has support. But no, I think life cycle events, you know? I think that that's also so deeply tied, you know, when you're talking about like, why Jewish programming, you know, I think that for any religion and any, you know, and whatever religion people are practicing, life cycle events become so important to those practices. So yeah, the hope is that we have, you know, that we are there for the life cycle events to celebrate the good and be supported in the not so good. And yeah, we, you know, about two years ago, YAHAT hired a rabbi for the organization, who's fantastic, Rabbi Shai Shuster. So, you know, we have somebody giving that guidance also and helping answer questions that families may have of how they can practice and, you know, what they can do. Okay, well, we would like to thank you for joining us on this edition of Able Then On Air. Can you give the contact information of YAHAT in the website? Sure. Thank you so much for having me and see, yeah, you can hear more about YAHAT.com and O-R-G. And on there, there's information how to get the contact information, thank you for having me. By the way, YAHAT in New York in partnership with Korean publishing of Jerusalem as well as the Alphadoc Union presents a special book now. Sometimes it's extremely hard. Before we end Able Then On Air, sometimes it's extremely hard for people with disabilities, people that want to know more about Jewish life and that are Jewish, which this episode is about, sometimes it's really hard for people with disabilities to have an accessible book or an accessible place to worship. So, what YAHAT in New York along with the Alphadoc Union and Korean publishing have done is that the legacy heritage edition Korean YAHAT Siddha, which is a standard size book, the YAHAT Siddha is a trailblazing prayer book intentionally and lovingly designed to enable those with different abilities to have the inclusive and meaningful prayer experience. 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Does this product want the best brain boosters on the market? Does it provide better effects than coffee without its side effects? How about its taste? While I've been using it for an entire month and I have loads of tea to spill, here is everything you need to know about the rainbow dust by Space Goods. Hi friends and welcome to your Inception's YouTube channel. My name is Greg Gostinkar and on this channel we are on the hunt for the best products to boost brain performance. If that interests you then be sure to subscribe and hit the bell for notifications on all future uploads. Meet Rainbow Dust, a unique coffee alternative loaded with adaptogens and mushrooms to help you generate energy and focus while boosting tranquility levels. It is one of the most exciting coffee alternatives I have tried because it is supposed to provide many of the caffeine positive effects without its side effects. But is it worth substituting with your regular cup of coffee or notropic supplements? Well let's just get right into it. Today I will be talking about the benefits of drinking rainbow dust on a daily basis, how it stands out from the rest of the coffee alternatives I've tried, its much rave taste, the do's and don'ts of the supplement and of course my final verdict. But before I move on to any of that, I want to tell you why I decided to purchase rainbow dust in the first place. Now I've seen this product all over social media. I even came across quite a lot of people reviewing it on TikTok and Reddit. Now a lot of people were talking about how it contains chaga and cordyceps mushrooms for wholesome goodness, so I was like ok, let's give it a try. Now rainbow dust is a real-time coffee substitute, so you're supposed to have it every morning for an eventful and energy-packed day. It does contain 80mg of coffee extract, so it's not caffeine-free. Now a regular cup of coffee contains about the same amount of caffeine, so there isn't a huge difference here. Now people repel coffee because it increases their dependency on it, it causes crashes, it negatively impacts their sleep, etc. Now when coffee becomes a part of your morning routine, it's hard to let go of it. The other effects of coffee include exhaustion, jitters and to some extent anxiety as well. That's why the rainbow dust was designed to reduce the caffeine side effects. It relies on the power of cordyceps mushroom, chaga mushroom and odentropics to boost energy, cognition and immunity all together. So does this product really deliver the results we all need in the morning? Well from my experience, I think it definitely packs a great punch of energy. The effect is strong and also noticeable and it also lasts a good 3-4 hours. Now to be honest, I expected such result because there's 80mg of caffeine in it. Now I find this amount of caffeine a bit concerning because this energy rush is definitely crawling from it, not from the other compounds. So it is possible that you may experience jitters or anxiety as you would in drinking a regular cup of coffee. As a matter of fact, I experienced a similar crash after drinking space goods than I do with a regular cup of coffee. So many of the claims that the brand makes are not totally correct, at least not based on my experience. But moving on to the taste, I find it way too sweet. It does taste better than many of its alternatives, as it is somewhat of a blend between rich cacao and chocolate, but there is just too much of sugar, well stevia, pinching on the palate. It also tastes very much like a cacao, which not everyone will like, especially not in the morning. As far as my research is concerned, I've seen quite a lot of people hating this taste. So yeah, well unlike some other energy shots, rainbow dust tastes better, just way too sweet. Another issue with rainbow dust is that they used sucralose as a sweetener until people got really mad, so they switched to stevia. Now sucralose is a synthetic sweetener, so while the brand was promoting their products as 100% natural, they used the synthetic sweetener, which is a big red alert for me. Since I've tried a lot of different coffee alternatives, I felt the need to supplement them with a creamer or sweetener to adjust the taste to my preference. But for rainbow dust, I feel like this isn't all in one drink, so you probably won't need to add anything. In fact, you might even need to dilute it because of the extra sweetness. Now, before I share what happened during my 30-day test, I would like to point out that I'm not a big fan of the packaging of rainbow dust. The powder comes in a ziplock bag, and as soon as I opened it, the dust fell all over my clothes. And when the bag got entered, I always got my hands dirty, sort of like with protein powders, just so you know. By the way, are you on the lookout for the best on tropics to boost your brain performance, but don't know where to start? Take a look at our free on the tropics quiz, link in the description below, to get personally catered recommendations about some of the market's best on tropics that could be the perfect choice for you. Okay, so now let's talk a bit about my personal experience and how I felt after I used rainbow dust by Space Goods. Now, I use this coffee alternative for an entire month to give it a good chance to prove its worth. I usually enjoy my morning coffee nice and rich, but also healthy, so that's exactly how I made this product. I use it with water and various plant-based milks. Now, after sipping one whole cup of rainbow dust for the first time, I felt nothing for the first 10 to 15 minutes. But then the effects started kicking in. The effects were very similar to the cup of coffee. I got the energy boost, I felt more focused and very motivated. After about two hours or so, I started getting slightly nervous and anxious, and then the effects started winding off. Now, I took the full dosage on my first day, which is like 3 scoops or 8 grams of powder as recommended on the package. And for me, that was just too much of sweetness and too much of caffeine. So the next day, I decided to lower and cut down the dosage in half, and not surprisingly, the effects were weaker, but I didn't have the jittery feeling. So, if you don't react well to caffeine, I don't think rainbow dust is for you, at least not the full dosage. The longer I was drinking rainbow dust, the more I got used to the too sweet taste. But at the same time, I saw that it works very similar to a cup of coffee. So this doesn't mean that that's not a decent alternative to coffee, but its effects and side effects are similar to coffee as well. With one big difference, rainbow dust contains a few very powerful tropics for brain performance. By the way, guys, if you like this video, please press the like button below. Now, first of all, the powder contains a trio of mushrooms. So there is a lion's mane mushroom that contributes to long-term benefits for the brain, as it is responsible for growing new nerve fibers, and therefore acts as a good memory booster. The cordyceps and chaga mushrooms work together for the wellness of the body, they enhance immunity, and also add to your physical strength, so you can feel energetic for long periods of time. Now I've tried a couple of mushroom-based coffee alternatives, and most of them are really bitter, but rainbow dust has eliminated that bitterness of the mushrooms by adding in quite a lot of sweetener. Now moving on to the rest of the ingredients list. We obviously see a significant amount of caffeine, but I see another excellent ingredient, which is ashwagandha. Ashwagandha has tremendous physical and mental benefits. I've used it as a supplement alone, and it really does lower fatigue and makes you active. This, combined with the maca root, can also contribute to enhanced libido, but the levels of maca are just too low to expect any effects anyway. Now I don't think it's really smart taking ashwagandha in the morning, but if you're going to drink rainbow dust, you don't have another option. Then we have rhodiola rosea, which is yet another herbal natropic, and it is said to improve concentration levels. Sadly, the level of rhodiola is also very low, so you can't expect any serious effects from it. And lastly, we have vitamin B5, which is probably the formula so that the company can make certain claims about the effect of the product. I'm not sure if the type of vitamin B5 is natural, synthetic though, but it doesn't provide any serious effects or benefits. Now, before we talk about the pros and cons of this product, let's quickly mention its price. The regular monthly price is $62, but if you subscribe, you can get it for $49, which means you have to pay it about $1.30 per day, which is very reasonable, in my opinion. Now, if you want to try it out, there's a discount code below, which will give you an additional 10% discount on your order, so feel free to use it. So, to wrap it up, let's skim through a few pros and cons that I noticed about this product. First, the pros. The effect is prolonged and strong, and it can help you get a lot of work done. It provides other benefits such as improved brain function and bearing immunity. It does taste better than most of its alternatives. And that's where the pros end. Now, let's shed a light on the cons. Now, the first and foremost downside is that it's too sweet for me. They could have gone easy on the sweetener. I'm also not a big fan of their packaging. The amount of Rodeola Rossa is way too low. The ingredients quality seems to be quite low, and since there's a significant amount of coffee in this product, I can negate the after-effects of the caffeine coming through. You may or may not have trouble sleeping, and the same goes for nervousness and anxiety. Now that we've reached the end of this video, let me conclude by giving you all my final verdict. Now, Rainbow Dust is a good coffee alternative, despite many negative reviews I've come across. It delivers what it promises, and it's not a mild or incompetent coffee alternative. It's quite the real deal. But it also comes with some of the adverse effects associated with coffee. Now, they can easily be avoided if you lower the dosage and stick to the morning regime, but then again, you won't get the benefits of other potent compounds in this product. So, I don't think this is the best product out there, but I'm sure some of you will like it. But if you're searching for the strongest brain supplement on the market, watch my video up here. Thank you guys for watching, and I hope to see you soon again. Stay well.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with 2020-2021 Panini Revolution a basketball two box random team break number three one spot gets you three teams in this quick little two box break all card ship all teams are in some pretty great stuff and from a fresh master case as well big thanks to these folks for getting into it let's triple you up there you have it and there's all the teams right here let's roll it let's randomize it four and a three seven times for each list one two three four five six and seven the final time four and a three seven times John down chuck four and a three seven times for the teams one two three and seven and final time Brooklyn Nets down to the Suns all right there we go major you're not you're not looking at the site too closely there are a lot of things that are close John with the Brooklyn Nets Ashley with the Hornets nice Ashley there you go Hornets Chuck with the magic in the Bulls Ashley with the Mavs Damien with the Spurs Jason with the Lakers Chuck with the Kings Damien with the Grizz Michael with the Minnesota Grizzlies there you go Chuck with the Heat Pistons and Jazz Ashley with the Hawks Jason with the Nuggets Damien with the Clippers Chuck with the Knicks Damien with the Pelicans chuck with the Wizards and Pacers John with the Bucks Chuck with the Thunder Damien with the Cavs Jason with the Sixers Chuck with the Raptors John with the Warriors Michael with the Blazers and the Celtics Damien with the Rockets and Chuck with the Phoenix Suns there All right, so while you're, I'll flip back to the screen in just a moment, but let me flip away from it just for a second to pop open this fresh master case. We'll see which inner case we're gonna do, and then we'll select two boxes out of that inner case. Well, no, that 15, that's just TVD. We'll be going through probably orders at that point, but there are a lot of things close before we shut things down in like an hour, right? You don't think four teams out of encase can sell in 15 minutes? That's easy work for our crew here, easy work. One, two, three, for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. One, two, three, right here, so we'll save this for next time. So these are for the two box random team breaks. Yeah, yeah, the schedule doesn't mean like that has to fill at that time period. I'm just saying it's to be determined because I don't know what's gonna happen there. Probably going through orders at that point. And we're breaking till 12-ish, if you ever take a little bit of time, but till around there. So we've got plenty of time to fill a lot of things. All right, now let's select another die. Let's select that one. We'll go one, two, three, four. If I roll a five or a six, I'll just roll again. There's four, so we're gonna do this, that two right there. And these we will save for next time. No one's trading, so let's just roll, print and rip. Yeah, nothing sold out after this, ladies and gentlemen. So you have control over where we go next. So buy your spots, get into the action. Let's see what we can do. Now, as I said before I started the video, the, it was the encased football that seemed to have the most momentum, as to say. In fact, pick your team five is down to two. See? There you go, AJ. Nice, follow AJ's example, ladies and gentlemen. Finish off that encased. I'm pretty sure all the big expensive teams are gone, so it should be the relatively speaking, less expensive teams should be remaining. Nice game from Wesley Matthews today. Wesley Matthews additions to the Lakers have been a little bit of a bust thus far, but he had a good game tonight. Hopefully that gets him going. Love for Andre Drummond to end up as a Laker. Good luck, boys and girls. And speaking of Andre Drummond, there it is, groove pattern right there. There's Rookie Emmanuel Quickly. Astro Aaron Gordon. There's Jordan and Nora and a Lamello ball, nice. That's for Ashley and the Charlotte Hornets. And the Jordan and Nora Astro parallel goes to John and the Bucks. Now there's more Astro Bertons, Anthony Davis liftoff, and Andre Drummond again, 54 out of 100, what does that mean? It's a sign from the Cosmos. Cosmic parallel, Andre Drummond. Could it be? This is for Damien and the Cavs. There's liftoff, Anthony Davis, all this is gonna go to Jason and the Lakers. There's Obi Toppin, Devin Vassel, Tyrese Halliburton, and we've got a Jalen Smith Rookie Revolution for the Suns. Question for Joe in the chat, Drew, saying, if you can get a tray on Silver Prison PSA or a Zion Optic Red Wave T-Mall PSA, then which would I choose? The Zion is the T-Mall exclusive Pop 14. Yeah, probably the Zion. I don't know, what is everyone else think? Zyze is his stort, and we got an Obi Toppin autograph? Yes, there you go, Chuck. There you go, man, new guy Mojo, New York Knicks, Obi Toppin autograph. Knicks playing some good basketball. And we got a Kevin Hooter impact to 149. Yeah, I agree, AJ. I think you gotta go anything Zion. There's Jaden McDaniels, Fractal, LeBron James, Supernova, and a Zion, speaking of Zion, there's a Zion Williamson die cut, second year Zion. There you go, who's got the Pelican Damien with the Pels? John Wall, Terry Rosier, Cole Anthony, Carmelo, and we've got Skyler May's rookie groove going to the ATL, that's for Ashley. And there you have it, boys and girls. I'm Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye, go Lakers.


hollow metabolus metamorphosis, first the contents, the definition of hollow metabolus metamorphosis, then the egg stage, larval stage, pupa stage and the adult stage. First the hollow metabolus metamorphosis. So, hollow metabolus metamorphosis is also called as the complete metamorphosis. So, it is the process in which there are four distinct stages of metamorphosis are present. So, hollow metabolus means it is the complete metamorphosis. This is the type of metamorphosis in which the animal passes through all the stages of metamorphosis. Normally the complete metamorphosis can that there are four stages. It is the egg stage, it is the larval stage, pupa stage and the adult stage. So, if we talk about hollow metabolus metamorphosis, most of the insects. In a gram, insects is the largest group of animals. Animals have about 90% of insects. Now, the insects have more than 88% insects, they undergo complete metamorphosis. What is the benefit of complete metamorphosis? Complete metamorphosis through the animals, it performs its different activities at different stages of development. What will it do on different stages of development? It will perform different physical activities. For example, growth. There is a separate activity for growth. There will be a separate stage for differentiation. There will be a separate stage for sexual activity and reproduction. For example, the larval stage is for growth. In this way, the intensive different types of differentiation of the cells that will take place during the pupa stage. For sexual reproduction, there is the adult stage. It means the animals through metamorphosis, it has divided its activity into different groups, different stages. The activities of different stages have been divided. The benefit is that it will not interfere with the activities of the next stage. The activities do not interfere with each other. When there is growth, there is differentiation. When there is reproduction, there will be no growth or differentiation, just reproduction. As we have already discussed, there are four stages in complete metamorphosis. That is the egg stage, larval stage, pupa stage and the adult stage. For example, we have a lot of them. We have mosquitos. They undergo complete metamorphosis. Butterflies undergo metamorphosis. These are the different types of insects. Most of the insects undergo complete metamorphosis. In this diagram, there are four steps of complete metamorphosis. The generalized diagram has four steps. We have discussed about metamorphosis. The first stage is the egg stage. After the egg stage, the second stage of metamorphosis is the larval stage. The larval stage is the feeding stage. The third stage is the pupa stage. And the fourth stage is the adult stage. The fourth stage is the metamorphosis. They are representing the complete metamorphosis. In the development of the animals, these four stages will be present. They will be having hollow metabolism. Metamorphosis are complete metamorphosis. The complete metamorphosis in the first stage is the egg stage. The egg stage is the stage in which the development is happening within the egg. After the fertilization, the developmental process starts. In some cases, egg fertilization is not done in the case of parthenogenesis. And the development starts as well. Whether it is fertilized or unfertilized, the development will start on the first step. There will be cleavage, blastulation, and gastrulation. The initial developmental stages are completed within the egg. The egg is completed within the egg. This stage is called the egg stage. Early embryonic development is happening on the egg stage. Most of the insects have a very short egg stage. Most of the insects have a short egg stage. But some of the insects may have a diapause. Diapause can cause a gap. Especially when they are seasoned, the environmental conditions are not good. If the environmental conditions are not good, then the diapause will cause a gap. The development will rest for some time so that further development can be started on good conditions. The second stage is the larval stage. When the development is completed within the egg, from the egg, the larvae will emerge. An larvae will come out of the egg. Larvae is a worm-like animal, which is very active. It feeds. Larvae is known as a motile. It feeds. Because of its feeding, the larvae store energy inside them. Which will be used in further development. Some of the properties of larval are that larvae never have wings. Larval stages do not have wings. The rest of the structures remain the same. They are having simple eyes. You know that the insects have compound eyes. Adult insects have compound eyes. But when the larvae is infected, it will be having simple eyes. The difference between compound and simple eyes is that there are many lenses in the compound eyes. The simple eye has only one lens. There are many sub-stages in the larval stage.  We call every larval stage an in-star. When we say that the first in-star of the larvae comes out of the egg, then the second in-star, then the third in-star. The difference is that the size increases, which is undergoing the process of molting. The molting is done by moving the first, second, third and fourth in-star. The third stage of development is the pupa stage. To talk about the overall of the pupa stage, it is an inactive stage. When the larvae is inactive, it will pass through such abrupt metamorphosis. The larval stage is the feeding stage, and the pupa stage is the stage of differentiation. There is differentiation between abrupt morphological and physiological changes. As a result, during abrupt changes, the pupa develops a casing around itself. If the pupa develops a casing, a cocoon develops, the larvae will start converting into adults during the pupa stage. So, most of the pupa, they do not move. If we look at the pupa, they are inactive when we say they are not moving. However, some of the pupa stages, they may have some motility. So, when the pupa stage is completed, we will have the adult stage. The adult stage from pupa and adult insect emerge. An insect comes out, which is an adult, and all its morphology and physiological functions are working. The main identity of adult is that it is reproductively functional. The reproductive organs of it are functional. It can reproduce. When there are adults, they do not feed. In insects, they do not feed. They are just produced for reproduction process. They reproduce, and then die out.