Alphalipoic acid is a powerful antioxidant, but what happens when you supplement it? Well, let's find out! Hey, what's up? Greg here, the founder of your own inception. Welcome to my channel. If you want to achieve limitless performance, then subscribe below to start a journey. Today we're going to talk about alphalipoic acid. Now, this is an organic compound found in human cells. Actually, it's made inside the mitochondrion where it converts nutrients into the energy, into the ATP energy. Now, since our body makes alphalipoic acid naturally, the question is why should you supplement it and why some people do it? What are the benefits of doing that and the potential side effects? Well, that's what we're going to talk about in this video. And at the end of the video, I'm going to tell you if I recommend it or not. So, if you're ready, let's just begin. So, what are the main benefits of alphalipoic acid? Well, there are quite many. First, it supports cellular energy creation. As I mentioned before, it turns nutrients into energy. And as such, it supports healthy metabolism. It's also powerful antioxidant. And there's some studies that show that supplementing alphalipoic acid can slow down your memory decline, can help with Alzheimer's disease. Of course, we like studies to show how effective really alphalipoic acid is in this respect, but the initial studies and the way that alphalipoic acid works shows a lot of potential benefits. Besides that alphalipoic acid supports circadian rhythms, it also lowers blood sugar levels and it may also reduce insulin resistance. That's why a lot of people with diabetes get alphalipoic acid as a supplement because it can reduce their levels of sugars in their blood. And additionally, it can kind of help with different side effects that diabetes brings, especially nerve pain, for example. And last but not least, it can be used as an individual compound or as a part of a more complex supplement to help you with anti-aging. And here, about or below in the description, you're going to find one of my favorite anti-aging supplements. So just check it out. By the way, guys, if you like this video, please press the like button below. I'll be super happy about it. So how about side effects? Is supplementing alphalipoic acid safe? Well, current studies show that, yes, of course, this is an organic compound that is found in our cells. It's made naturally. So yeah, it's definitely a safe compound. However, when it comes to dosages and the recombined daily dosage, it's kind of hard to say what's the optimal daily dose because we don't know it. However, current studies show that supplementing it up to 2,400 milligrams per day seems to be completely safe. And if you overdose it, you probably won't get more benefits out of that. And also, you might experience some light side effects such as nausea or headache or that kind of stuff. But yeah, if you follow the recommendations, the current recommendations that we know about, you shouldn't really experience any side effects. Now, if you want to take it, there are two main ways how to do it. The first one is, of course, by eating certain foods. Foods such as broccoli, such as Brussels sprouts, such as spinach, for example, in tomatoes, they have a decent amount of alphalipoic acid. And by eating these foods, you should get a moderate amount of it. Also, if you love eating animal-based foods such as organic meats and other types of red meats, then you should also get a decent amount of alphalipoic acid. However, if you want to supplement it and increase the dosage of this interesting compound, then the best way to do it is to take it as a supplement, obviously, but not as an individual supplement, an individual compound, but rather in a more complex supplement with other interesting compounds and effective antioxidants, such as, for example, with coenzyme Q10, with PQQ, with resveratrol, even with biopyrin, and that kind of compounds, because combining different kinds of antioxidants can provide even more benefit than just taking one particular antioxidant compound. Just so you know, below the video, you can find some of my best recommendations where you can get a high-quality source of alphalipoic acid. By the way, guys, I have revealed 13 powerful habits that will help you dramatically boost your energy levels. To get them, download my free handbook below. So the final question is, do I recommend supplementing alphalipoic acid or not? Well, based on the current studies, based on the research I've done, I do recommend supplementing it because it may provide really good, strong benefits. It's a good antioxidant. It shows it can slow down cognitive decline. It can help with memory loss or, well, it can slow down it as well. It may help people with diabetes. It may work as an effective anti-aging compound. So there are a lot of benefits of this powerful organic compound, and those are the reasons I definitely recommend supplementing it. Now, I wouldn't take it as an individual compound. I wouldn't take it as an individual antioxidant, but I would preferably combine with other powerful antioxidants to get even more benefits. Now, if you combine it with our compounds, you'll probably need to take a lower dosage. So the optimal dosage for supplementing would be somewhere between 300 to 600 milligrams per day, at least based on the current studies. But if you combine it with our compounds, you probably should aim to about 100 to 200 milligrams of alphalipoic acid per day. Of course, keep in mind before supplementing, do consult your doctor just to be on the safe side. So one final question for you guys. Are you currently taking any antioxidants? Let me know in the comment section below. Cool. That's it for this video. Thank you for watching this video. Don't forget to follow your inception on Facebook on Instagram. Don't forget subscribing to this video. Please press the like button below and I hope to see you soon guys. Take care.


But when you're doing this watch list tonight, make sure the names that you're watching are above supply, just like the Nasdaq 100. So if you look at names, right, look at names like Microsoft, right? All it needs to do is reach them. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, give me everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access a Trader dot com nightly wrap up show. Everybody is doing okay. So let's kind of rewind, right? Going back to last week, Turkey, right? The turkey week where a lot of people were off. Nobody was pretty much there to defend stock prices. And we had this new variant, right? The old micron. I know I'm butchering the name, but we had this variant. And the market pretty much sold off pretty aggressively. And once we got to Monday session, if you guys remember, the Q's basically dipped under the 50 day moving average. And just like in any really good market or organic market that dip was bought, and we reclaimed the 50 day moving average. And the one message that I kept on reiterating, if you've got to kind of go back to the weekend update was don't sensationalize what you just saw, right? This 1000 point decline of the Dow, you know, this humongous move down in the Nasdaq 100, all it did was back test the breakout of the original 50 day moving average on October the 18th. And that's exactly where we were. And yesterday, we put in a higher low off the previous Friday's low. Now granted, if you watched last night's video by no stretch of the imagination, could you even fathom that the market was going to put in a really incredible move today? If you told me yesterday that the Dow was going to be up tremendous and the Nasdaq was going to be up about 500 points, I'd be like, well, why? What would be the reason? Did we end COVID? But that's exactly what happened. And no, no, we didn't end COVID, but we're starting to get more used to on the news on all these variants. If you guys remember kind of going back, the Delta variant came, it shook the markets, it rattled the markets, and then slowly but surely, we started phasing out because we realized, well, this is just another strain, another variant, and nothing is getting worse. Nothing's getting better, but nothing's getting worse. And the market embraced that and we kind of moved forward, right? And this new old mark or micron, whatever the hell it's called, variant came in and people got spooked again. And then people slowly but surely the market got slowly but surely started giving us clues that people weren't dying from this, or at least we're not sure that people were dying this. And this is a very mild strain, transmittable, yes, but people are not getting as sick as first deemed and first worst case scenario. And the market really embraced that news. So when I woke up this morning, you know, again, based on last night's video, yeah, I'd like some names. I thought they were good. You know, I'd like some names to the upside by no stretch of the imagination that I think today was going to happen. I think a lot of people got caught off guard just by surprise, how aggressive the move was. But this is another prime example of the market digesting bad news. And this is exactly how we've been digesting variants, plagues and everything else in between that the market has given us or thrown at us since the March 2020 lows. The cool thing about what today did, and again, granted, a lot of people weren't full full exposure overnight because there was no reason to again yesterday we talked about the market didn't even take out the previous day's channel. And so I thought going into today, you know, maybe we'll get some value, but it's going to take a little bit of time for the markets to start reclaiming the five day moving average, the 20 day moving average, the 10 day moving average. And lo and behold, the market gods did the heavy legwork for us say because not only did we reclaim short term supply, we closed above the 10 day moving average, which is awesome, which is exactly what you wanted to do. So basically, what it would have taken a full week, week and a half worth of buying, selling, buying, selling, and the whole chop factor and everything in between, we got it done today. Okay, whether you participate in this market or it didn't participate in the market, that's kind of what we are. And that's where the scoreboard is. Now again, you can turn around and say, well, the volume was lighter. It doesn't matter. Okay, stop using volume is an excuse for the scoreboard. It's irrelevant. We're over the 10 day moving average. And now it looked pretty dim, pretty gloomy, going into the start of this week based on the small dead cab bounce we saw yesterday. Now it's opening up or at least the possibilities are opening up on a lot of big tech names to actually rally into the end of the year. And that's the most important part. And yeah, you're still going to find a bunch of names that are underneath supply and still and they didn't kind of mirror what the market did today. But you're still going to find a lot of names that did and those names are the market leaders, the names like an Amazon, the names like an Apple continuing its run, a name like Microsoft. Again, this is what you're looking for. If you're looking for airspace, right, you're looking for any chart tonight that's going to mirror what you're seeing the NASDAQ 100. If you believe in the theory that stocks trade from supply to supply, while here's the NASDAQ 100 reclaiming supply and the next supply zone is all the way up here. Is it possible we can have a res date tomorrow kind of an inside day of today's rally? Absolutely. But the cool part about even if we have a res date tomorrow and we don't follow through, at least and the sellers demonstrated to us towards the end of the day, that they held the rallies, they're very comfortable at these levels. So even if an Amazon rest today, or an video rest today, or an Apple and it has some news after the close, ramping up some production, maybe that goes a little bit higher. But the point is, even if those stocks don't progress tomorrow and kind of rest today, at least we're getting a pretty good aggressive signal that possibilities are still risk on Santa Claus might be back and we could actually rally towards the end of the year. So when you're doing your watch list tonight, right, I'm going to have to cut this a little bit short on my son as a basketball game. But when you're doing this watch list tonight, make sure the names that you're watching are above supply, just like the NASDAQ 100. So if you look at names, right, look at names like Microsoft, right, all it needs to do is reclaim today's action, look at names like Amazon, okay, you know, had big, big moves, first close above the 10-day moving average above the 20, all it needs to do is reclaim today's channel to move. Even though Tesla is not in anywhere that you'd want to see it above airspace, at least here because Tesla trades in such a big range, at least today we tested the five-day moving average. And everybody watching this video kind of knows the five-day moving average, at least for me, is the shortest term sentiment. So if the bulls can confirm today's price action on Tesla by no means do I think it's going to go to 1168 tomorrow. But hey, if this thing confirms, maybe it gets into the mid or 1170s, maybe 1180, that's the 10-day moving average. If we go materialistically uniformed into the next supply zone, even a name like RBLX that had a really, really big run came in with everything else, you know, like the whole tech reg growth story that got murdered in the last week or so. This thing is also, you know, it's just one or two days away of reclaiming the 10-day moving average to wake up. So try not to get creative, right? Don't look at anything that didn't rally today or is still sitting underneath supply. Look for the names that had big, big moves prior to the Thanksgiving week sell-off. Look for names that don't have supply on top of them because, again, what you need to rally are names that are clearing out airspace. So let me give you guys a couple more. Again, they're not hiding, right? Look at the video, right? The video is very close to busting out. Look at Netflix, right? Very, very close to taking out this channel and moving right back into the higher tier supply. So you don't have to get creative today. The only thing you have to do is look for stocks that have a channel that go from supply to supply.  You want to be long the contenders. You don't want to be long the pretenders. You want to be long the stocks that hedge fund managers or index managers are going to try to paint the tape or what's the word I'm looking for? What's that word? Window, window tape, right? What was it called? Window, painting windows?  Can't be a long day. Can't remember the name. But the most important part, guys, look for value. Look for former runners and look for airspace. Guys, have a great night. Sorry to cut this short. But again, my wife is already texting me screaming. I have to go. Guys, have a great night. God bless. Hopefully we can get a nice, calm, maybe even a light volume red open. So once we catch some of these moves red to green, they start attacking today's channels. Guys, have a great night and I will see you all tomorrow. Take care.


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So let's take B flat major and also D major and then let's make the journey between these chords a lot more interesting using some rhythm techniques. So follow the notation 1, 2, 3, triple it 1, 2, 3, triple it arpeggio 1, 2, 3, triple it 1, 2, 3, triple it. And another pattern would be block arpeggio arpeggio arpeggio with the different inversions would be great block arpeggio ascending next chord D main arpeggio descending and you can also do the same semi quaver arpeggios in groups of three.


When you are new to a group, sometimes it's hard to fit in. New to Linux users often find that it is hard for them to fit in with long-time Linux users. The long-time Linux user, it's almost like he is of a different culture and has different mannerisms and traditions. He speaks a different language. So what can the new Linux user do to become more like the long-time Linux user? First, grow a neck beard. Every group, every tribe of people have their own customs as far as dress and body decorations. As much as tattoos are a vital part of Pacific Islander cultures, the neck beard is that for the Linux community. Grow it long and wear it with pride. The second thing you can do is only use really old think pads. You will never gain any street cred in the Linux community by using nice equipment. The older and the crappier your computer is, the better. The old think pads, they're the standard here. And the general rule is that you should never pay more than $50 for your used laptop. As soon as you get your think pad, be sure to place as many stickers on it as you can. You want stickers displaying penguins, of course, as well as news, distro logos and, of course, hacking and security stickers. At this point, you're ready for step three, which is stop going outside.  Everything you could ever want in life can be found at the command prompt. So train yourself to immediately recognize things like sunlight and grass. And as soon as you see them run, don't walk back to the safety of your computer. Number four, shaving, haircuts and showering are frowned upon. Why are you trying to look good? You no longer leave your house. And why are you trying to smell good? It's just you in your house because, well, number five, you must be alone. Linux users don't have girlfriends, wives, significant others. Society is a concept we are unfamiliar with. And friends, well, they're allowed, but only if they are online. And the sixth way that you the new Linux user can become like the long time Linux user is tell everyone that you use Vim. Long time Linux users constantly brag how awesome they are because they use Vim. Now, I know what you're thinking. Vim is difficult to learn. Don't worry. You don't actually have to learn Vim or even use Vim. Just tell people that you use it, but secretly keep using nano like a normal person. And two bonus tips on fitting in with the Linux crowd.


Greetings everyone and welcome to the Facebook group everything is food and to mega life 21 alive as This is the official all Halos Eve all souls day and day of the dead 2017 Special show, and I am here with the one and only Louisiana's finest Mr. J. Theriault, of course from Louisiana And according to the title of the video you kind of know who he is Great to have you on my show Jay Thank you. Yeah, it's actually pronounced terrio, but that's okay. That was the remove the H. All right terrio terrio Okay now now I know but I was close. I was closer than the last time that's right I want to say to everyone that this will be Despite my funny-looking wizard hat because it is officially all Halos Eve today 2017 this will be an educational show as well as a show containing a lot of natural humors wit I Want to dedicate the show to freshly made hog head cheese? And I have some freshly made very thick baby about over a half inch of country hog head cheese made by P asked he asked meats and provisions Pasek Street Garfield, New Jersey a Polish community that smokes their own Sausages kielbasa slab bacon you name it they make it Okay, and here is some Try to go closer to the camera. I don't know Looks like a lot it would take me days and days weeks to eat that. Yeah, this is what I have I know I got more in the refrigerator This is just I don't I have it on a slice of 12 grain bread from Aldi So I'm but I'm I like low carb eating so I'm gonna eat it like I had to do it this way Otherwise, you folks won't be able to see the hog head cheese. All right, Jay. What do you have there? I've got Manda Manda that was a one of the monsters on the Godzilla movie. I think was man There was a giant snake. Well, anyway, I got the dragon that looked like a snake, but this is Manda fine meats Hot hog head cheese It's been in business since 1947, so this is their 70th anniversary Matt man to pack in company is in baton rouge baton rouge Louisiana or red stick in English That's a baton rouge red stick All the rules like like Justin will see Yeah, baton baton lose and there's a reason body that it was named that Which let's see something here Since it's hollow and this is good. This is the hot if you want to call it hot they claim this hot It's really not hot, but I this is Good old hog head cheese and there's so many places down here that sell it Also, I'm Dewey Louie. I'm sorry. I'm Dewey sources is the Is the I guess the most famous Of food product in southern Louisiana right along with In general life. Yeah, and st. John the back of this town Laplace is they claim is the undue capital of the world and a lot of people Smoke their own undue sausage and all of that.  I got everything here folks as you can see I'll wait for jail with you Okay, this is dr. Morgas Momas Momas doctor. I'm sorry. It's Dr. Morgas his full name is I'll get it in a minute, but he's a Doctor in New Orleans and he's a scientist. Oh my god, his assistance is an executioner executioner named chops Lee He's he's has a hairstyle like the guy on ancient aliens Coupelos duplos, whatever one of those quantum physicists his hair is the same way and and dr. Morgas the magnificent he Has been on television in New Orleans for over 50 years and He does all kind of mad cap experiments like trying to Capture mosquitoes to use to make a blood bank, but they always fail and in some kind of disaster You know what seems to be popular today? with cloning and and Utilizing stem cells DNA and everything is now they're producing A kind of human pig and something else hybrid to create Donor organs that will be more accepted by people who needed a Donated organ without taking the anti rejection drug. I think it's it reminds me of the island of dr. Moreau with Marlon Brando remember that movie? Yes, I do remember that. Oh Momus Momus Alexander Morgas. I knew it was Momus something He claims he's descendants from a scientist back to Egypt. He claims that he mastered calculus at five years old His mother and father sent him to Vasco to Gamma Medical School He says he's got he says he's got an IQ in the 300s. Oh Sounds good to me. He should figure out why United States economy so Messed up and and its people but anyway He has that high of an IQ and he's a member of us or a secret society of scientists known as the higher order and That's good to me higher order Well, it gets to the point No, I'm drinking some Guinness Guinness original by the way today Okay, I am I have here Well, I could get the last bottle Island IPA, but I don't want to get too plastered today. I have here I Have Glenn Glenn Silvers Special Reserve of course everybody's Product is special reserve Glenn Silvers special reserve blended scotch whiskey. It is important and the reason why I have this Not as mainly because my sister bought it for me But it is the most reasonably priced Important whiskey that I could find anywhere in the northeastern New Jersey area The the standard size bottle is between 10 and 13 US dollars So I don't know what my sister paid for this day one, but it is the most it's the best bang for the buck That I can find when it comes to imported whiskies in general Jay Cheerio is an expert in bourbon or No, no, I'm not an expert. I just have an interest in it. I'm far from an expert But I'm not an expert in food either. I just eat food I'm no expert Well You know, I'm a wizard so I'll make you an expert just for today How's that? Oh, right like when they used to tell Burger King make me a burger and he would turn them literally into a burger Yeah, I mean if I if I if I had brought the goose I'm an IPA and drank scotch I don't know what the hell will come out of my mouth. So it's best that I leave it and mr. Glenn silver now Does that have a Origin origin city on it like where it's Even though I'm a wizard I need reading glass Got my dollar store my dollar tree reading glasses that happen to work Here we go It just says imported by top shelf trading corporation whole group New York, it's acutely product of Scotland. Let's see And the government warning. Yeah, right. Okay. Yeah I Ported blended on since gosh whiskey. Yeah Let's see here 40% alcohol by volume premium trademark distilled and blended in Scotland Blended blended from the finest Highland mall scotch whiskies and Matured for many years. I wish they told me how many years, but they don't or many years in the finest Well, oak is the wood of choice. It seems with alcohol beverages Yes, it's about it really doesn't I guess I can I guess we me or you can go about that Google it someday and I Think that's probably one of those You have this apparently and I don't know this for a fact more speculation There's some huge Distillery in Scotland that puts out an enormous amount of scotch blended scotch that is farmed out to different private labels Doesn't mean it's bad. It's just it's a common practice, you know for beverages and that sounds like that's what that is But if it tastes good and it's a good price, then that's that's the most important factor really It's very smooth. I'm not a connoisseur On hard liquor, but it's a quick tasting smooth Whiskey and it is imported and the price was great and I love a great value yeah and I got my tiki glass and And Where I said I like it. I mean it's a great value. I mean I like rum, too. Don't get me wrong. I like dark Twice wrong, you know like the Navy wrong really like almost black There's a company made by It's called cruise cruise end from the Virgin Islands. They have a a Navy run They have a super dark. It's almost like black strap molasses in appearance And When you open there the cap you could smell it like from a distance You know that that rich molasses are wrong. I don't think I've ever tried wrong But my daughter does like to drink it well rum Is the liquor of choice for any fruity cocktail, you know Dacres and whatever pina coladas are But I do like I Do like frozen Tropical fruit margaritas. I'm not a fan of tequila straight But I do love frozen margaritas and those Soursop margaritas. I had with my near-deer friend Natalia Rodriguez at a local Mexican restaurant, but excellent love before the lens the end of They served it in you know in the Native American style clay and Vessels or whatever shape like a boss. They used to the clay Of course, which I happen to like And they were going to a Soursop to be exact Soursop margaritas Hey, that head cheese is really great. It's nothing like freshly made anything from your traditional all-world European style Preparation process. Yeah, I'd like to try it as long as it's not the blood cheese. I don't go I can't spin No, no, it's not the blood she I thought you thought I was being rude about your photo, but I wasn't being rude I just couldn't bear to look at it Yeah, I just wanted you I just wanted you to say hey, where I got here J Yeah, I mean the blood the blood hoghead cheese would have been appropriate for today, but I want to I Don't want to freak you out. I want to discuss you. So I got Plain old country.  No, but I just don't mess with now I'm drinking this Guinness beer from Diageo That's the that's the parent company, you know, I'm looking at all the rums. They J vanished into another dimension Or was it a parallel universe I know strange things happen to me Saturday during progressive discussions Halloween special and now strange things are happening on this show Right on Halloween. I hope Jay returns my guest I'm gonna continue eating in This hoghead cheese and sit in scotch. I'm sure Jay will be back. Maybe I should have more coffees I thought you I thought you disappeared into it to another dimension or parallel universe No, I just got knocked off the hangout Anyway, like you were saying as you were saying, I was saying that That Diageo had five different brands of rum and they're one of those companies that goes buying out everybody, you know, oh Mean they bought out Guinness. They bought out red stripe. They bought out Well, you told me in as a bush bought out Goose Island Yeah 2011 Well, and as a bush got bought out. So they're actually a company that it was bought out So people say in as a bush. There's really not in as a bush just in Bev international beverages of Belgium and in Brazil in Bev international beverages. So they're actually in as a bush is not an American company. It's owned by a Dutch Belgian a Belgian Brazilian conglomerate, you know I'm big on Having multitudes of small family owned businesses. I like I like I like a saturation of Main Street instead of Wall Street I don't think monopolies are our positive thing Or for the economy in general, you know, when it's more competition Customer service is much better Products are lower in price products are better in quality too well When is that I better not dip into that too much because that could that could wreck the hanging out Yeah, I mean, I'm not listen. I'm I'm I really love the fact cats, you know, although I'm not a neo-conservative. You know what I'm saying Yeah, I mean the fact cats will do nothing. Let's put it this way if somebody says to you and me Hey, guess what? I just got a promotion I'm the director or executive director of blah blah blah Hey, good for you. You got you nice to put that on your name badge and then oh, I'm starting out with 75 brandy. Oh wonderful First question out of my mouth. How many hours you got to put it? Are you on salary? Yes, of course How many hours you have to put it? Well divide that To the number of hours and that will tell you if you're 75 grand is really that wonderful You know what I mean? I mean, it's like it's relative. It's like My when I worked at you UPS unfortunately years and years ago Because I'm too wise to work for you PS now Which was a hell hole, you know full of negative people Anyway, my my the executive director of my department lost prevention I'm not lost prevention Well something similar to that was a financial the it's a financial department involved in preventing loss was put it down He says to Mike says to me from Pittsburgh Mike says You know, you see these guys that that are in the team says Union. They have much better benefits than me I gotta pay through the nose for my health care for me and my wife. I said really I says yeah, but you're the director You're the executive director way They make me pay to the nose for everything out of pocket. So it's like it's relative. I mean, okay, you're an executive director Okay, well, you know, I mean let's break it down So the grass is not always green In the other pasture, you know beyond the hill, that's why that's what I'm saying, you know, but Anyway, we both have good food here and the decor is a is that applicable and We were I was going to bring up a little baseball nostalgia Of course nostalgia to you know in general now to start it off instead of going into like baseball or football When basketball was invented The hoop was it was determined that the hoop is about ten feet off the floor. Is that true? I'm not sure about that. I know it was invented by that Canadian Naismith For math in it when he was in Massachusetts director of physical education in 1891 I know at first he used peach baskets and they had to get people up there on the ladder to get the bat ball out And then they decided to cut a hole in the bottom then they went to using a net first the height I Was thinking about when I was washing dishes before we came on I was thinking about baseball and I Was thinking about New York City and it made me think about that the New York Giants baseball team and how they played in Manhattan Yes at the polo grounds, which was built in 1896.  In fact originally But it for the baseball Giants and before they moved to San Francisco, right? But before it was a baseball field was actually literally used for polo and uh Had a strange shape to it Yeah, the Giants played there and They weren't originally called the Giants, but they were one of the old National League teams and then they had developed the name Giants and They said they built some housing projects near the stadium in the 50s And they started having a problem with fans getting a You know held up Rob whatever cars broken into Figures coming out of that subway getting help so then up the owner was complaining We need a better stadium and the city was trying to hardball them and say no no or And then San Francisco came along and of course Pulled them out there in 1958 Well, the owner the owners always try to get the taxpayers to to to fund the new state That's common. That's nothing new not all the more Coltsman and before you know, they moved to Indianapolis It happens it happened to the Chargers. I was told the owners the Greek the Greek owners of the San Diego Chargers They wanted the taxpayers to put the bill for the stadium and you know, it's common But by the way the polo grounds not to be confused with evidence field for the Brooklyn trolley Dodgers play You know, that was in Brooklyn and that was built in 1913 Evan steel, okay, and they said that stadium was a problem. I was reading about that. They said that stadium was a problem from the first Right when they opened it the owner built it back before they had the taxpayer payer funded stuff and He tried to be really cheap skate about it. So it was they called it a band box very tiny stadium Never thought about parking so there was no parking and It was sort of difficult to get to and as as Brooklyn change There were a lot of people that just were not going to drive in from Long Island or New Jersey to go there the neighborhood started changing and then the newer residents weren't particularly interested in going to the games and so The stadium was very small by today's standards So well, it really it there's a lot of nostalgia associated with it. Oh, it was so quaint and wonderful, but Really it was a problematic and they only used it for what let's see 57 minus 13 for his 44 years It's really not that long Well as accessibility and ease of parking is extremely important for any consumer Any industry Even a mom and pop store on main street if people of customers can easily park and safely and not you know and forget it but Brooklyn who was originally called the Brooklyn bridegrooms.  No You know so so whether you want to call slam dunking by a seven-foot two-inch individual a skill You You know, I'm not gonna You know what but the owners the look I don't blame a mayor of any American city for saying hey on your own new stadium man Sports is big business today Of course the the Agents but then again the owners are paying the salaries, but the agents of the players Are getting such they're getting there their clients such high salaries that the tickets to go see a game are Pretty steep and of course the food there is also steep You know the hot dogs and such and beers So, you know, I Mean, yeah, what's better to jam pack your stadium and make it affordable for families to go see games every week every weekend or such or You know or be be greedy about it, you know, I say to do it supermarkets to pack the stadiums and volume So families can go perhaps All season every week if they chose They do still have I'm gonna kneel down for a minute They do have some pretty good deals you can find with online you can for instance the New York youth I went there two years ago and Had a deal if you went to a game on Wednesday afternoon any game of the year on a Wednesday if you used a MasterCard there was some kind of Promotion that conjuncts with MasterCard you could get any ticket in the stadium for half price Gotta love online shop Amazon whatever eBay Etsy Google shop. I don't care Now you could buy practically anything online With free shipping and in this case this counts on tickets Yeah, and you didn't have to buy the tickets online. It was just an announcement. You could walk up to the window and just say okay, give me a $22 ticket and it would only cost 11 bucks, you know, and and other teams have those promotions and so it's not as bad as it seems but They get the families in there would they get them because all the high-priced food and drinks and then they the children want to buy Right and so they buy all these Chinese imported gifts that cost about a dollar fifty to make and they pay about $27 for the gift, you know for Jumped at the children will play with once and throw in the closet, you know Yeah, well they do the same thing as the WWE does Viscount man professional wrestling they have Have all these action figures and t-shirts and they make a ton of money off of our All for these promotional items Now Yeah, it's a far cry from the old the good old days When people play because they really had a passion for sport, you know the fur the oldest Major league baseball team is it was a Cincinnati red stockings which became the reds. I think it was 1860s where it began and When the sport began they pitched underhanded like softball And there were no gloves What happened was the catchers got tired of their hands getting messed up so they took a pair of heavy-duty leather work gloves and that was the Beginning gradually it evolved into the baseball glove up today And then they started pitching over hand and so on and so forth Now the black go ahead. Yeah when they first started baseball major league baseball The batters could call their pitch In other words the batter would say Tell the umpire.   Oh ma'am Imagine that that's like That's like a blackjack dealer.  Yeah, right? Yeah, does it a mom? Talking about polo grounds again, I wanted to mention a few things So the Giants left the polo grounds the really old stadium in 1958 So in 59, there was no sports at the polo grounds to my knowledge no sports there not a head high school football games I don't know But in 1960 a new team started to play at the polo grounds Which by that time was very dilapidated stadium, but it was a new team called the New York Titans football team in the AFL American Football League the Titans the Titans played there in 1960 61 62 and 63 and then when they started a new major league team in New York City the New York Mets They played at the polo grounds in 62 and 63 Right, so that was that that stadium was used all the way until 1963 and Then the New York Titans changed their names to the Jets Yeah, because of the impending move to the new stadium built next to the airport Get it Jets next to the airport, right Queen Queens, New York a JFK and LaGuardia. Yeah, it was right next to the LaGuardia field Shea Stadium, so Yeah, I know I used to hear the planes all the time watching the Now the Jets are across the state line over there close to I guess Newark Airport No, there are giant The Jets and the Giants share Yeah, same stadium MetLife Stadium now. Yeah, it's an East Rutherford, New Jersey. I live like 10 To 15 minutes from that stadium. I Live a North I'd say Northwest perhaps Northwest about 10 or 15 minutes from that stadium It is on Route 3 which goes into Lincoln Tunnel, which goes into Midtown Manhattan Um Yeah, they share it and they built a new stadium. It's not the original Giants stadium. There you go again I don't know what was wrong with the original, but they built another one and They both share it. I think it'll be better for the New York fans if one of those football teams Would play in New York somewhere, you know, perhaps at City Field You know with the Mets play or Yeah, City Field, City Field I mean just to like make things a little easier on the New York football fans at least one of those teams should play in New York I mean then there'll be kind of a rivalry, you know Oh, you're you're not really the New York Giants.  Like the New Jersey Devils hockey team moved to Newark to the Prudential the Prudential Stadium. Yeah, and Now public transportation wise It's very Accessible, and I think that was the reason Otherwise they played in the indoor arena at the metal lands for Giants Hayes That's where the New Jersey Devils hockey team played Oh, by the way, get back to the New York Giants when the New York Giants moved to San Francisco Willie Mays was the Had to go go through a horrible Death threats, I think racism whatever as compared to when he was in New York Which is sad, but you know, but you know, they moved to San Francisco and the rest of history Now I'm a big Baltimore Orioles fan because I grew up spending many summers on the Chesapeake Bay Where my aunt and uncle are from They're from Baltimore, and I remember the when the Orioles had Earl Weaver and they used to I guess they were at the time or maybe in the history the most winning his team I mean they were in the playoffs the World Series quite often You had Luke Powell. You had Brooks Robinson Frank Robinson who started with the Cincinnati Reds And retired as a Cincinnati Reds I Can name the whole team back then during the 70s Now the Orioles are actually an older team Than the New York Yankees because it was the Baltimore Orioles that moved to New York and became I believe the New York Highlanders Before they became the New York Yankees, so but the the Orioles were not like a majorly team But but the name Baltimore Orioles were Right the original Baltimore Orioles that team went bankrupt and so this some New York businessmen bought their franchise rights and Brought in a lot of the players and they started the Highlanders in 1903 and Interestingly they played at the polo grounds until 1923 when the New York Yankees built their own stadium There was some kind of dispute over the rent Well, they might have wanted them out the stadium anyway because it's hard to have two teams in one state So they went right across the river into South Bronx and built The first Yankee Stadium. Oh that lopsided Yankee Stadium that favored left-handed batters. Yeah, I remember that and then They had a team starting in 1901 called the Brooklyn the St. Louis Browns Which which reinstated the Baltimore Orioles is there majorly? Yeah, the Browns were always terrible They were a bad team and they didn't ever have Anything and so finally they could see that St. Louis wasn't big enough to support two teams and Since Baltimore was sitting there with no team They moved in 1954 and became the new Baltimore Orioles after 50 years of no team and they've been very successful there Yeah That was when the Orioles had the knuckleball or Hoyt Wilhelm You have heard of him. Yeah or the early Orioles and Well, St. Louis and Los Angeles a Fan-wide they they they never seem to be able to to hold and support Major, you know big sports except for the car of course the baseball Cardinals, you know Now that's about it, you know everything else failed.   But anyway, yeah, the Browns the Browns with an orange helmet. Yeah, yeah tomatoes. Yeah tomatoes LA I Know some will get offended but LA has not been Really except for basketball, maybe the Lakers which really shouldn't be called the Lakers because they were the Minnesota Lakers as the land of a thousand lakes You know, I don't think there's any lakes in LA. No, maybe a pond somewhere. Maybe Maybe the La Brea Tarpets prehistoric Skeletons sticking out but but no lakes. Oh, you know, I mean at least I don't know call themselves the LA Aztecs or something Which which was a roller derby team, by the way Back when I was a kid. I used to watch the roller derby on Saturdays Like professional wrestling on on both. Yeah, I used to watch that as a little kid. I was I was Thinking about New Jersey I've been to New Jersey a bunch of times and when I was going through The way I this is the way I go through New Jersey. What if you want to hear this? You might know So like if I drive from Louisiana, New York City, that's not a short ride No, no, no, that's very tiring So I'll drive north to Birmingham Then I'll go there that from there to Chattanooga Go across Tennessee to Virginia Then go from the bottom of Virginia to the very top into West Virginia. That's a long long by that time it's nighttime again and Stop somewhere in West Virginia or Maryland Maybe northern Virginia now the next day I could drive into Maryland and on into Pennsylvania Now when I get to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania the capital There's an old highway that runs east Across Pennsylvania is called highway 22 runs all the way to New York City But the new interstate 78 has replaced that You can actually ride on both if you want to but 22 would not be advised since you'll stop at every red light But I bet you went through your Pennsylvania where there was the wait list or the wait listing hall Remember that but it goes across through Pennsylvania and you go to Allentown and And then pretty soon not after too long then it's got a river you cross and you can get off and it doesn't They say it's a tow bridge, but they actually don't charge anything and then that's 78 when you go into New Jersey and it's very hilly Yeah, Delaware River and then there's there's a bunch of fancy houses in the West by the hills and One town after the other You know what I mean it just Then you can go along Stay on 78 just stay on it stay on it stay on it stay on it stay on it you get to Newark When you get to Newark you can either choose to pay a toll or You can get off on old highway route one north Which is interesting because it goes through these little towns and you see a lot of restaurants and whatever And I did that many times and I there's some good Chinese restaurants and whatnot through there And you drive along there for about an hour and then you'll get to say It'll say Holland Tunnel Or you can keep keep going North and it'll say what George Washington Bridge and you can get on there in Jersey City And then if you stop to get gas These people come up to your car and we want to pump gas And you have to let you have to let them pump the gas service in New Jersey, but No, yeah, it's one of those make-work programs New Jersey is a it's a very densely populated state. I don't know why they call maybe it was originally the garden state I think California is the true garden state, but you know, I Know route 78. Well, and you know, you know Jay root one Has an interesting history Root one was the original Interstate 95 that goes from Maine to Key West, Florida. That's right root one Goes north to south and was the original interstate for the East Coast that's right and It's slow and then you cross to a George Washington Bridge and pay an extraordinarily high fee Oh my god, it went up. I think it's $15 an object But yeah, when I go when I drive from New York City to Philadelphia, I don't even get on 95 I just stay on one The whole way through New Jersey. It's really not that bad honestly And then when you get to Philadelphia, you can get on 95 and go through the city But then they have Tennessee to have terrible traffic in Philadelphia on 95 You might be stuck on that interstate just sitting there Counting before you got to New Jersey. I bet what the Amish people Yeah, but I didn't see the Amish I was on an estate. Oh, I saw was car But when I get to Philadelphia, I have driven through Philadelphia on highway one, but boy that can be slow It is slow. That's why they built But it can be slow too, but You can take highway one all the way down into Baltimore And then you get into some really terrifying neighborhoods, but we won't get into that Kansas, New Jersey a suburb of Philadelphia is a horrible horrible horrible. Yeah, I've never been there, but um I've heard about it While they say north Philadelphia is no picnic in a park here, but but anyway um Yeah, we have some uh, we have some ghettos that I would personally send The u.s. Marshals and the National Guard into and clean out the barn, but that's only james p. Madonna talking you know what I mean Clean out the barn Is it I'll put it nicely You know just to keep it keep the holiday spirit in that and to show Yeah, uh, yeah clean out the but like they did in south florida when the um the big time fat cat criminals were threatening judges and um they sent into us marshals and they said, uh Expedite the united states or else you're dead They didn't mess around You know That's one thing I have to tip my hat to To uh republicans, uh, even though I am progressive is that they're tough on uh Crime they realize you cannot negotiate with terrorists and criminals You cannot make nice nice with them You have to play hardball Sometimes in life you have to break a few aids Make it on And that's all I'll say about that. I know with juliani in new york city in 94 he kind of Institute a sort of a francisco franco type Approach, but then uh, they said the crime rate really did drop a whole lot in new york city Well, uh, yeah, rudy juliani cleaned up 42nd street in time square And made it and made it like look what los vegas did made it a uh a family oriented environment for tourism And and and the smart Just relocated but they you know, they left That popular midtown Manhattan area. Yeah, it's time square used to be really bad Oh, yeah, well pollution used to be bad. You couldn't even see the new york city skyline at one time in 70s, uh You know, I took uh my girlfriend, uh Natalia on for the very first time But a very god bless you for the very first time Excuse me ever and I've seen these commercials since I was a little kid the circle line tours Which is a series of boat tours Around Manhattan and I I went for the very first time I never knew they were so close to port authority bus terminal And we went and we had a great time and and the videos are on youtube And uh, I just had no idea That they were so in walking distance To new york city's midtown port authority bus terminal west 42nd street Right to the hudson river. It was right there pier 83 And that's when I was introduced to the goose island IPA on the on the boat And we went to the statue near the Statue of Liberty. It was a lovely Both tour and uh, I also did a video with the students For a free to bet Had a big a huge demonstration to to uh Talk to talk to discuss that how to bet was oppressed for 60 years since malay time and um You know, I got a tip my I had again and my glass to the students for a free to bet Free to bet and the Dalai Lama and the Himalayan mountains From mainland china's oppression Anyway, I'm sorry to get dramatic That's okay. Um Believe me. I could go on and on on and on about politics and world history things and uh, yeah, this yeah, this would forget it when you banter That would make that would make some friends and make some enemies Put it to you like that I like the enemies because then I get I get to get you know at the opportunity to get rough with them I smack them around a little bit here and there on the internet, uh, or if they want to come visit me How we could duke it out?  Yeah, to me is not necessarily a a sign of bravery, but uh Well, you know, I'm glad you brought that up because I would like to make a statement in honor of a j. Chair at cheerio j cheerio Was trying to at one time and I will not mention names at all uh, j cheerio attempted to educate People in the subject of bourbon bourbon bourbon Oh, right about jack Daniels being a bourbon.  They were a bit ego maniacal and they wanted to uh, get the last word in and and be right and and not give j uh What is do j which meant he brought up a very logical point about bourbon And I I hate to rub salt in the womb, but I will because it's halloween So, uh, you know, I mean, uh, you were you were definitely educating them and they refused to To absorb and digest your knowledge Yeah, and somebody someone commented and said uh That I got I got schooled that day I said no, I didn't get schooled because I knew what I was talking about And let's just talk that's just a hyperbole or what do you ever you call a Recrimination or whatever because I absolutely knew out what I was talking about and they they their only Counterpoint was I was based on my argument on legal documents and their counterpoint was well people don't see it that way I said, but that's not a legal definition. People don't see it that way. That's not that's not a legal argument That's perception perception means nothing to me unless you to prove So I don't think that was me getting schooled people saying well, we don't see it that way It doesn't really matter. I could say well, I don't You know, the police could say you were speeding you were going 85 in a in a 70 and I could say well I don't see it that way. It wouldn't really matter. I'd still have to pay the fine Hey, look you could take uh, you can get dwi again take a breathalyzer test And you could say well, you know, I happen to be 6.6 I weigh 280 pounds My breathalyzer doesn't shouldn't apply to me because I'm a big guy You know, I'm not gonna I'm not going to be a my driving is not going to be affected and they're going to say Sorry the law states that your your alcohol blood alcohol level can only be So high right so that that bourbon thing was interesting. Um That was no big deal. Well, that was just an example of how You know, some people I've had some bad experiences with social media not in real life so much in real life I have friends and we talk and uh, it's like normal interaction But in social media I've run across some real uh bad actors, you know, and uh Who uh like to make problems, you know, I don't know why I like the time I was on that I was on that show actually I forgot I was wearing my king's crown. I was wearing some goofy hat. Oh, yeah And I I was there and I witnessed it and You know, you had said James P. Madonna. He's got a baseball page progressive discussions this other man Went on and on digressing it all progressive Hey, stay on topic, man. Stay on topic You know stick to the theme of the show and at the time j Tario had a theme to his show And today's show it's not a topic issue because today's show that we're on is there's no particular real topic.  I'm not going to be able to stay on much longer. I Need to get some things Or let I should say I want to get some things done I'm going to try to go to reserve louisanne at five Okay Which would be six o'clock your time And tomorrow I have to go to work. So what do you have a coffin? You have a bat. Let's go I don't know if people can see it, but there's a kind of an osforato Looking character Oh, yeah, yes so I just wanted to show that, uh I'll probably fill this with candy and give it to a child today. You know, so, uh This is it. This is it. There's something inside of it And the kid will probably get freaked out when he takes the candy from the coffin, but hey, you know what? It's his the season Okay So anyway, yeah, there is a bat on the outside and uh Hey, you know It's even though it's an ad lib unthemed show I think that whatever we discussed Was was on an educational level Uh Hey, jay if you bring up a subject and you prove me You prove me wrong or you you have knowledge in something that I I don't have knowledge in I will not buck as with you. You know me, you know, you know, but there are others that do it and Maybe it's insecurity Obviously But um, it was a great I thought it was a great holiday show 2017 yeah, thanks. Oh, yeah Um I was thinking about starting a series and I don't know if I will because people tend to be very volatile and not able to discuss You know in this current era we're in and But I was gonna maybe do like I had done in the past but make it a live show where people could say call in so to speak Uh a call in show where we talk about topics say like Confederate monuments. That's a good firebrand topic or uh, yes, or maybe historical topics world war two or Just anything And or a question answer like people could ask me questions because I had people I like to watch my channel like Ask me any question and I'll try to answer it.  That wouldn't answer that but I think that the great retired School teacher j. Terrier should have a facebook page where people can click like to it You you're too good for for just having a group You deserve a page Oh, no, um, I have a few groups like alcohol legs and I have uh rock and roll club And that's enough for me in rock and roll club. Guess what we talk about Well, you've got it rock and roll and uh alcohol eggs we talk about well, none other than alcoholic beverages What about nostalgic cars? Or maybe or or or collectible comic books Well, it just becomes too much of a hassle to run all that stuff I uh, I like to post the pictures of the cars and then we talk about them and that's sort of like a group within itself right now i'm doing buick And then i'm going to do ford and I I post a picture of a car.  I'm sure to go through all of that Hey, hey, this car automobiles is a theme showing itself and you know it And I want to say one thing about automobiles and that's it Back in the day the great nicola tesla took a pierce arrow automobiles And drove 90 miles an hour with a 100 percent electric automobile that he converted And that's all i'm going to say and i'm also going to say the electric car Was invented in 1920 Uh That's the kansas city southern railroad very rude. They're not even considering that I could be doing a hangout right now They're just blowing their moment.  They totally blew them off the industry Of course they did You know, uh, we all know why but uh, you know um That like I said watermobiles is a theme show all onto itself and uh You um You you have a lot of irons in the fire. There are many do and uh I guess that's that's about all we should say now because um We don't want to spoil our viewers too much in one show Right and and one more thing I do occasionally about once a month or less is I'll do album reviews rock and roll album reviews Okay, but that's it. I I'm sorry to interrupt you could Yeah, no, no, you mean rock and roll like like back when Elvis was at the young man hand No, not necessarily. I mean just Anything from that period you're talking about up until today just pick an album And I I tried to review fleetwood mac albums, but they all got muted due to copyright problems And I think that's a violation of the fair use Uh, okay I'm glad you brought this up because I have a personal Google youtube over that subject You do know that in my opinion If I if I did your tape call an event And during that event is a performing artist like my friend can create And can create is performing to dj music The dj is advertising These songs in my opinion, but not according to the new law You know that they muted some of my um hard work of videoing these events And they also see the worst day they also muted Uh, my use of classical music, which is which is supposed to be public domain But somebody plays it like it is not girlman plays a block You know that because it's not for Changes one fraction of that box song or because I get a third party warning from Oh my goodness, but it's but it's public domain. It's it could be it's Mozart.  Is it supposed to be public? Well, I talked I talked to I personally talked to people from google And I said can I do album reviews and play selections of the album? They said yes, of course as long as you don't try to monetize it I did it still muted You're absolutely right. I I took the Monetization feature off and they still sent me that third party copyright warning Uh where it says well, you're not in trouble, but I just like you to know You know, uh, but they have muted the audio j on many of my uh videos of live events Yeah Well, I better I better get going. Um, thank you Thank you sir for uh, uh taking part in my wonderful holiday show um, um after After november 2nd The next holiday is thanks gibby I'm sure the native americans won't be happy uh to celebrate that Uh-huh. Yeah anyway, uh Thank you and you have uh I'll see you all over on basically. Okay. Take care now. Thank you Y'all have a good day you too from louis and


they will always tell me like oh you're from a country like that right but this time the taxi driver told me like oh you're from Pakistan do you know Zahid Hussain oh my god hello guys hello I would like to thank you to invite me you know I've been following you on YouTube and Instagram it was really fun you know I mean yeah I mean as you said you were watching Pijong Sanghaedam and you're my fan yeah right I'm really honored I was your fan too you know I've been watching your Instagram it's really fun and you're talking about like really good things and you got a lot of fans in Pakistan and Malaysia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, India you know this is great so I always wanted to meet you and today we finally met yeah there you go and this place that we're sitting right now is Korea University guys it's beautiful right yeah this is the university that I graduated from so yeah my name is Zahid Hussain and I came from Pakistan I came in 2008 as a Korean government scholarship student and I studied here for five years and then I started working in a Korean company I worked there for four years and while I was working I also started doing TV shows and the reason why I started doing TV shows I will tell you later and at the same time I was also doing professional MBA so from 96 I would go to work and then from 7 to 10 I would go to school for my professional MBA and on weekends I would go do TV shows so that was my life for a couple of years yeah really busy life but yeah I mean you know everything you do has always a lot of things to learn from and there's always a good result if you do it with a big objective in your life so so what I've been doing is you know after I graduated while I was living in Korea lots of people that I met in the university or outside the university they didn't know much about Pakistan and I also knew that a lot of Pakistani people didn't know much about Korea when I was coming to Korea I told my relatives and my friends that oh I'm going to Korea and one person told me like why are you going to Korea there's a war man so you know people think that Korea is only the North Korea nuclear yeah so but when I came to Korea I knew the same that a lot of Korean people didn't know about Pakistan so I decided to do things that could introduce Pakistani culture in Korea and Korean culture somehow in Pakistan it's like a two-way information sharing and you know that was my plan and that's why I in 2010 we made a Pakistan Student Association Korea also called PSAK we made this student association with some of my other friends with the objective that introducing culture Korean culture in Pakistan and Pakistani culture in Korea and learn from each other and make Pakistani students have a good time in Korea so when they go back they could help the Pakistani society to grow also learning a lot of things from Korean society but you know my audience was very small you know only students and or some government organizations and stuff like that so I always needed a bigger audience that's why I started looking for opportunities in the media so my first show that I did maybe a lot of your Malaysian and Indonesian fans would know first show that I did in Korea was on Arirang TV it was called bring it on so I was there in season three and there were 18 countries in total I was representing Pakistan that was my first show and luckily I won that show I became the champion of that show out of 18 countries that was my start of media that's how I started reaching a bigger audience to tell about my culture to talk about my country you know when I talk about my culture you know Islam is my the religion of my country so I started introducing a lot of different aspects that is related to my country and at the same time people start through me people started looking at Korea like oh Zahid is on a TV show in in Korea so people started taking interest in Korean media also in Korea so this is how the journey started and after this show after I won this show I was contacted by Pijong Sanghaedam and then I went to Pijong Sanghaedam for two years and you know what happened after Pijong Sanghaedam it was a really good show I'm really thankful to the TV channel which run that show and it was a good show to educate a lot of people not only in Korea but all around the world because that show is now you can watch on Netflix and you know all over the world and that show was a very educational show with entertainment some foreigners coming there and talking about their country their culture and everything a lot of stereotypes were broken in Korea thanks to that I can assure a lot of image of Pakistan changed a lot right right I'm really thankful yeah not only Pakistan all of the countries that were on that show people started thinking differently about that in those countries and being the representative of Pakistan it was you know big for me I was really proud of what I was doing for my country and I was really happy and at the same time I was really thankful to Allah and everybody who was who were involved in that thing you know so it was a good show I will tell you a story the level of mind changing in Korea from that show I got a phone call one day from somebody that I didn't know and then he says I'm from Pakistan and then he said like oh I took a taxi you know in Korea when you take taxis the taxi drivers try to be friendly with you and they talk to you and things like that they always ask where are you from if you're a foreigner so this this person he told me like I always tell them that I'm from Pakistan so they will always tell me like oh you're from a country like that right like a some something that doesn't represent us right but he always see on the news there's some problems like on conflicts and stuff but this time the taxi driver told me like oh you're from Pakistan do you know Zahid Hussein and I was like oh my god this is great and he was like really thankful and he called me like I was surprised to hear that so this journey from these kind of things in people's mind to Zahid Hussein was a big achievement for me and I was really happy to hear that so yeah this show changed a lot of things about Pakistan about all of the other countries in Korea and at the same time through this show a lot of people in our country started watching this show with English subtitles and then they started knowing about Korea too so this is this was a very two-way directional information sharing and awareness sharing and educational program both so it was really great and after that show I'm doing TV shows all around and I also do lectures in different places so just trying to contribute in the growth of this entire world by telling people what I know and by learning from them what they know this is what I'm doing man and today thank you that you invited me so that I could learn a lot of things from you you could learn a few things from me and our audience learn from us and we can learn from them so guys thank you for watching us I love you everybody or it's a professional actually I'm so proud of you thank you man you change a lot thank you thank you very much and oh I'm so surprised at the power of media oh it's big man it's really big it's really right especially not only conventional media you know we used to have conventional media like tv or newspaper but now social media yeah youtube yeah youtube or all other social media change the world you know I mean the world has become really a small place because you can share information for free you know this is free information everybody is getting free information and this is changing the world so yeah the power of media is really great that's why I was telling you earlier that you should keep doing your youtube this is going great and you are helping a lot of people getting to know about korea and you know yeah yeah man so I wish you good luck I'm always here to help you bro inshallah inshallah inshallah so that's your job like doing media things doing more events to pakistani people and Korean people true exchange of culture true true my main job is not media I'm an engineer by profession I graduated this university korea university as an electrical engineer six years ago and then I did my MBA so I have my profession in I was working in energy but then right now I'm working on a startup and I think your audience will be happy to hear that we are going to make a online retail shop in korea because you know in korea every year a lot of foreigners are coming and we're trying to help foreigners to make their life easier in korea with the help of korean government with the help of everybody around us so what we're doing is we're making an online shop for selling international food grocery so foreigners they come to korea but they want to sometimes they want to cook their own food for example I want to cook pakistani food sometimes I need grocery right so all those groceries are available in the market but they're not online yet so what we're trying to do is like me and some of my friends we're working on a startup we're making it we're making a platform where people can buy these international grocery things online not only international grocery but also halal food and food from different countries we're all all of them we're trying to make them available on our website which will hopefully help everybody especially foreigners to get grocery from their country very easily online on one click our company's name is dukan.kr that's our company we're going to launch it in september hopefully that is my main job but yeah I do as you said like I do media and I do lectures in different universities or different organizations just to contribute a little more in the growth of south korea in the growth of pakistan and ultimately in the growth of the entire world because we learn from each other and we grow together that's what we need to do so yeah that is why I'm in media that's a side job yeah you're doing great thank you very much thank you because we are trying to make a difference you know so yeah we'll do our best thanks for sharing your Korean experience oh yeah it was really amazing I have a lot to talk sorry guys I talked too much but I'm sure you guys have fun I will edit it's okay so thank you for coming it was really good to talk with you sure man and I hope this video can motivate or informative to you I hope it will help you guys yeah for sure to see you guys again and Jay and I are going to sing a Pakistani song very soon for the Pakistani national day it's on 14th august so please try to listen to our song please come to Korea for traveling for studying it's a beautiful country it's a beautiful place and if you are not Pakistani please also visit Pakistan it's a beautiful country beautiful culture awesome food very hospitable and kind people same as Korea very beautiful country you know so please come to Korea and follow our Instagram too thank you thank you thank 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The earliest one that I can date or have a go at dating seems actually quite a few years prior to the ones of George Dyer And that the ones of Colin McInnes, I mean that he looks quite young, must be early fifties So from the full set I can't trace it whether they were actually used or whether they were commissioned by Vogue or from another magazine I don't know if they were ever used So there's a double exposure of Colin McInnes looking in a suit Very like I must say the man in blue or the business man series of baking paintings And then the other one of Colin McInnes is interesting because More sort of correctly I'm supposed to say multiple exposure. Yeah, and this one is a multiple This looks like three potentially four But I think three images there and the fact that this image seems to work Perhaps suggests a degree of skill in the positioning and the lighting and allowing the exposure to be balanced I was gonna ask about how away I think he was of other photographers, of surrealist photographers, of people who are working with those kind of manipulations because he's also quite often presented as If not perhaps a naive photographer as somebody who's kind of working as a kind of maverick Yeah, and also He was working as a commercial photographer So this kind of link to more artistic photography is something which is interesting when we're looking at these manipulated The arc of his artistic learning really I suppose took off when he became associated with Arthur Jeffress He was a bright young thing millionaire playboy international playboy They had a fairly sophisticated lifestyle for especially for the pre-war years going to the Bahamas and New York and Mexico and Venice Living a kind of high life and acquiring pictures and paintings He had a painting show in 1938 that by all accounts as well received very strange sort of like really heavy Pasto paintings that look very indebted to Ruo Some people say that he found a camera at a party and picked it up and that's how he started Photographing I think we can say that he picked up an awareness of the variety of techniques of photography through the really interesting photographer called Barbara Cursema who had her own studio and worked Photographing kind of society people that she was connected to for instance of Nancy Cunard and various painters And she liked experimenting with ideas that she picked up from the European trends in photography For instance from Man Ray and Kurt Esch liked using solar eyes to kind of techniques in her society portraits I discovered a direct connection to Deakin in the Barbara Cursema records and the archives that they hold at tape Deakin actually features in them on really many pages the potential for Deakin picking up an awareness of how you could function as a photographer what techniques you might use What were the latest trends coming from Europe how you could play with the manner and the equipment is I suppose there's a really direct hint that Barbara Cursema played a significant part in that process She photographed him and she turns up in a photograph album that contains photographs of Deakin and A photograph of a person called Rosemary McColl in a double exposure So whether Deakin took this double exposure or Barbara Cursema is difficult to say There are photographs by Deakin in the album stamped on the back with his Photographer's stamp from before the war which shows that he thought of himself seriously enough to have a stamp made You know I had a painting show in 1938 by 1939. He'd had a photography stamp made So he had started photography and had started a studio and then the eruption of the second world war displaced everything During the war he worked for the army film and photographic unit were all sorts of techniques and Tricks and things like that would have been if not taught at least picked up because the teaching was actually fairly Unformalized as far as I can understand it Do you think the double exposure sit with any particular explored trail of surrealism? You know because it's quite late really isn't it for people to be engaging with surrealistic ideas But they were young men at the time when Surrealism was really exploding and was I suppose was the new what might be the most interesting sphere of art from the late 20s and 30s, but you know this is going into the 50s and the 60s Do you think there was still a lot of playing around with surrealism? Do you think that's what this is? I think there certainly was in terms of commercial Photography and also that surrealism carried on in all sorts of other places outside of Paris for a long time I mean well into the 1960s in right to a Czechslovakia or even in the United States where there are other Photographers that are using these kind of techniques. I mean I suppose it would have been fairly not quite old-fashioned yet But it would have been yeah off-trend Yeah theme presenting itself as a surrealist Yeah, which I don't think is what's happening here, but you can certainly relate it back to some of that earlier material One of the original ideas that interested me when I started looking at the double exposures was where they sit in the grand scheme of modernism and 20th century art some of the key painters When they were photographed would appear as a double exposure. So for instance, there's double exposures of Max Ernst There are double exposures of Picasso There are double exposures of T.S. Eliot's the double exposures of Duchamp The earliest one I can find actually is for Degas the painter where he's photographed in a double exposure So it seems like perhaps when photographers are looking for some way to express the all-seeing genius of characters perhaps more famous artists that have a personality in the public eye that the double exposure seems to fit in a fairly Consistent and universal way when they want to allude to you know Explosive creative potential of their artistic mind that it's not contained by one solid face They need multiple exposures to illustrate the breadth and the depth of their thinking or that complicated identity of the creative It seems to me really fascinating that Picasso actually generated his own double exposures and use them as the basis to generate works Picasso actually photographed Duane Russo in front of Russo painting So there was a portrait on top of a painting photographed them separately And then superimposed them on top of each other because it seems to be fairly literal to the degree that makes me suspicious of it The fact that double exposure, you know in the way Particularly of these portraits that they are the same subject in the same room at the same moment But just moved slightly and that's really does seem to be almost like a literal jump there to the multiple planes of cubism The different angles up but all on the same viewpoint. Yeah I mean if we think about what picture making does about pictorial representation that it is taking a world Which is not flat making it into a flat image What enables you to do that is this kind of freezing of time So it gets rid of all sorts of other aspects out of the picture so to speak So the double exposure kind of allows you to bring back that element of time and to represent things from different angles And to represent different states within a singular image


We've had inglings that Donald Trump is afraid to go up against Bernie Sanders in 2020, but now we have confirmation straight from the horse's mouth that there is one candidate who frightens Donald Trump. It is Bernard Sanders. So this is what he said in leaked audio. So there you have it, Donald Trump is afraid to go up against Bernie Sanders. Now this is important because it tells us that out of all of the Democrats, Donald Trump is communicating that he doesn't necessarily know how to fight against Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders undercuts the appeal that Donald Trump has when it comes to the issue of trade. And he's saying here, the only person who he was frightened to go up against in 2016 was Hillary if Bernie were the running mate. So let's say, hypothetically speaking, that Bernie is the nominee and he's going head to head against Bernie Sanders, not as a running mate, but as a direct competitor. Donald Trump is communicating that he doesn't know how to go up against Bernie Sanders. He's afraid it's going to be much tougher. He probably thinks that he can win, but he's admitting here it's going to be a lot more tougher. Now there have been reports that Donald Trump doesn't necessarily want to go up against socialism because he doesn't know how to counter that appeal, canceling student debt, right? Free college. Things that are difficult to run against. So here's the thing. This isn't just about Donald Trump and us being able, members of the Brotherhood of the Bernard, being able to boast and say, I told you so. This is a really strong message to Democrats who claim to want to defeat Donald Trump and that's their number one priority. Here you have an incumbent president admitting on tape that he does not want to go up against someone primarily because he doesn't know how to argue against what Bernie Sanders is offering. Will Democrats unite behind the person who is strongest to take on Donald Trump, who even Donald Trump is afraid of, or will they continue to push more moderates like Joe Biden, who is clearly unhinged, who doesn't have a good argument that appeals to the working class, or someone like Amy Klobuchar or Pete Buttigieg, who can't actually turn out disaffected non-voters? No, the answer is it's Bernie Sanders. He is the strongest person to take on Donald Trump. Now as Bernie Sanders surges, the establishment is going to inadvertently reveal their cards because if they don't unite behind Bernie Sanders willingly, then everything that they told us about us needing to unite behind the eventual front runner and all this talk of unity was bogus. So they are going to delegitimize themselves if they do not back Bernie Sanders because now we have, straight from the horse's mouth, Donald Trump is saying, I don't want to run against Bernie Sanders because it's going to be tougher, primarily because Donald Trump, who will be making the case against the Democratic Party nominee, doesn't know how to argue against Bernie Sanders. Will Democrats actually take up this unique opportunity to win back the White House, or will they choose to try to fight Bernie Sanders? I think we all know the answer. So this isn't really revealing about Donald Trump because we already knew that Donald Trump didn't want to run against Bernie Sanders. That's why oftentimes he bites his tongue and doesn't attack Bernie Sanders. But this tells us more about the establishment than anything because when we know definitively that Donald Trump does not want to go up against Bernie Sanders and the people who have been screaming the loudest that we need to unite so we can take on Donald Trump and we need the strongest Democrat to go on, go up against Donald Trump, aren't uniting behind Bernie. I mean, it tells you everything you need to know about them. The stock of unity was a scam. The Democratic establishment, they are frauds. And if they were truly committed to wanting to defeat Donald Trump, they would be trying to not tip the scales in favor of someone like Joe Biden, who would be incredibly weak against Donald Trump. We all know it. I can't argue against the polling currently, but I think that people realize that this individual is unhinged and increasingly as time goes on, he's showing why he's not the strongest person to take on Donald Trump. It's obvious that it's Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders is the antithesis of Donald Trump, STI put it. Any appeal that Donald Trump has, Bernie undercuts that appeal. So for all of this rationalizations as to why it shouldn't be Bernie Sanders. Now we have evidence that it is Bernie. We were correct. It's Bernie. He's the one who Democrats want to take on Donald Trump if they truly want to win. But the fact that they're not uniting behind Bernie Sanders tells you everything that we need to know. They're fraud. They don't really care about defeating Donald Trump. This is about protecting the gravy train.


Dozens of worshipers died after a bus headed to an Easter conference apparently lost control and plunged off a cliff in South Africa's Limpopo province according to South African Broadcasting Corporation. The crash claimed the lives of 45 people and one is seriously injured. The country's transport department said in a statement, the passengers were pilgrims traveling from Botswana's capital, Gaborone. To an Easter service in the town of Moria, Limpopo health official Fofi Ramathuba told. South African broadcaster ENCA that body parts from separate crash victims may have been put into different body bags, which is why so far only nine bodies have been identified, Transport Minister Sindhisai Chikunga, who went to the scene of the incident, has sent condolences to the bereaved families in Botswana government following the horrific bus crash. Chikunga says the government will repatriate the bodies. We want really to extend our heartfelt condolences to the families but also to the government of Botswana and to the people of Botswana and as South Africa we will try everything to assist so that they go back to their country and families to be buried with dignity. President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed his condolences to Botswana and to loved ones of the crash victims, a statement from his office said.


He's probably like the most legendary basketball aside from personal opinion about the game I'm talking about like it just overall impact. Yes sports period stop. We know Impact basketball like he's bro who else made a difference LeBron is the only person to make as much of a difference in the NBA of it in Michael Jordan But I'm just saying it's like we could have so many more of those so many more of those but they hate There was one other cultural shifter before LeBron. What do you mean Allen? Coach in a different way. I don't think nobody has had that much cultural impact in Forced the address code Sport with the crossover, but I'm talking about like just affecting the overall sport Like the overall sport he didn't affect the sport in the same way that LeBron did like LeBron going to a team or staying on a team makes all the difference in the NBA The whole league shift Now If he would have left the Lakers this summer and went somewhere else, it would be a huge deal That's because of media hype doing I listen I respect LeBron, but a lot of that is because of media right now Like a while in it best player in the NBA on your team. You are a front-runner to the championship This is the problem with LeBron and I love LeBron We always talk about the difference he makes on these teams he does, but it's not like he's winning everywhere He goes LeBron isn't like what you consider a win a championship Michael Jordan plays 16 years right 16 15 years he won six times right Everybody loves to forget that year when Shaq and penny bust the bulls Can we talk about this for a second? I love this conversation.  He was the guy, but he couldn't get out to play off You got these conference finals, but when he figured it out Which means he got when he don't matter when he figured it out There was no doubt of who the undisputed king of basketball was right LeBron has not done that There you know, there's a reason for that why super teams now, okay? Adam He had one super team one Kim and Kyrie Irvin is not a super team He's the guy that got on stage and said we're gonna win five You the best play in the league right and Jordan was the best player league and he still didn't win That's not true when Jordan figured it out. He did not know he had other people know Listen by the time he figured it out. Mm-hmm. He did not lose Because we're going real crazy here we go I love LeBron What people don't talk about about Michael Jordan is how much he didn't do that LeBron is doing and I'm talking about to affect Outside of confidence that's a whole different conversation What's on that court? What's on the court? Yeah, I mean listen LeBron had a chance. He could have what nine rings right now He went to the finals eight times in a row in itself is a yeah That's a that's a win. No, that's a win just going to the final no going to the final no matter Let's go one time and never go ever again in like roster.   I respect my name, but this is what I'm telling you It's levels, right? Yeah good. It's great. It's king and it's God LeBron the king you said he's not a guy. He's a king respect on the court. He's a king How many gods are there?  Who are the three gods? Michael Jordan magic Johnson and Kobe Bryant listen while I love Kobe Bryant watch out why I love Kobe Bryant to death Why I love Kobe Bryant, right? That's sick that you put Kobe in there over Kobe is not Kobe is one of the near Kobe is one of the greatest talents. I've ever seen but affecting the NBA He did not affect the NBA how LeBron affect the NBA No, not brand-wise as a player as being a difference maker when co listen when Kobe Bryant He only actually get traded that one time, right? And when he didn't that shit wasn't the big the biggest difference maker in the whole league when he when he wasn't winning Shit still went on there's not a time where LeBron hasn't been winning since he's won Well, that's now not winning a championship is one thing but since he's been broke nine years What No, they didn't the NBA would not market Kobe the way they would He won two championships after that they never put him on that pedestal like Well, they never made Kobe to face it was the face of the lead He did it by himself meaning without We had no choice but to look at him But every commercial with either Kobe LeBron remember they tried to get that shit gone But I got to play in the finals. I mean I mean I can't get there Before no, there was only one year. I mean literally Kobe's off years. Oh six and oh seven Yeah, oh eight. He went to the finals. Oh nine twenty ten twenty eleven. He got bomb and then it was seven and big finals Yeah, but he also got washed in the final you never got washed Kobe was swept in the finals. What are you talking about get swept in the final swept About a piston by the pistons. Yeah, but they won one. Yeah, but no, he got swept Oh, I was a pistons pistons beat them for the pistons. Yeah Shaq was there Kobe Kobe. He also played with one of the most dominant forces ever to exist one two rings after him. Stop it He did listen dog. There's no bigger. Kobe I'm just telling you Kobe is an incredible basketball player incredible. I think Kobe's a god. He is not a guy No, he's not a guy Loving it up, but why because he toys and killings and shot a free throw. No Cuz he's five and two in NBA finals cuz he won three with Shaq then one two on his own after everybody Was one of the best offensive threats in the league at that time.  They went to the finals. There's soon as he got traded. They went to the finals Yes, you got with Kobe. Okay Kobe didn't win by itself. I'm not gonna Nobody wins by that's what are we talking about. I'm simply saying is it's disrespectful to put LeBron James over I think it's disrespectful. Do we believe in a will to win? I'll tell you have that some people don't that when you notice the thing when you see Kobe on the code You see Michael Jordan on the court. You like I know they're gonna win this game You know, they're gonna find a way to win this game with LeBron. You like he's gonna find a way to lose I've watched I'm sorry. Go ahead. No, go ahead. I've watched every every NBA final since like 1991 up until today The best championship I've ever seen when one ever was LeBron That was the best No disputing that so that doesn't make him a guy beating a 73 and 19 down three and one One and winning their chip doesn't put that was that was that was a godlike moment. Oh, my moment That was definitely a godlike moment. That was a Michael Jordan, Kobe, Brian S. That's why I'm not arguing. That's the kind of That's the kind of stuff that I would expect from somebody who's been marketed the way LeBron is marketed for the past 16 years because by the way, he's lived up to it. Oh, he's oh, no, no, no, no, no He hasn't I'm gonna tell you why it's the media's fault, right? I'm gonna tell you This is how I look at it LeBron never asked for any of that. Mm-hmm. LeBron didn't have to be called the next Jordan He didn't have to be called to go the greatest of all time And if they had never compared LeBron to anyone LeBron would be godlike Everybody for the rest of existence LeBron should be compared to Magic Johnson. That's I agree with that.  You know what remember the Ray Allen shot? Yeah, nobody talks about that Three before yeah Just like they talk about Kyrie shot nobody talk about the block that created this I know but that block I mean that three was a mother That makes you come gets the credit boom So Ray Allen made them come On that The credit