Hello there everyone and welcome. This is Melissa arm of the stocks version reviewing AMD This was a stocks will show play the day today and it had a beautiful move And we got it right out of the gate and held it down and actually great exit on this here I'm seeing this actually did Did get down basically almost a 46 46 10 But again the morning exit if you got out was 46 20 now I thought this was a good exit where we get out of it But anyways it really basically got to 46 by lunch look at that So here was the call This was a nice trade almost almost a dollar move decent stop, I mean good solid Solid trade and wasn't even aggressive on this some people did it twice though call this in here Got the drop rally back a lot of people got out in here Then I called it again So some people did this here and did it here and got the drop so if you held it through it Definitely still paid off. Here's the drop off Anyways gave the stop for the right place actually initially I said 48 10 and then I said 48 15 But it held within four cents. It was a good read on this Great read on this. This really I felt this was one of the best gaps today and And it worked so this fell again this push back with the FOMC minutes It too was always best to get out of things way before that and plus you have the fact that You know For day trades, I think the morning's the time to be focused on that unless you have something so so So weak or so so strong It doesn't matter what happens on econ that will come out later in the day So congrats to everyone if you're interested in learning how I choose what stocks to trade I teach that and the rating system in the Golden Gap course The next class is a month away February 22nd and 23rd. The class is 6999 if you're interested in signing up at 7 grand email me and Melissa at the stockswush.com And we'll see where we go from here


The high cost of biology laboratory work is making health care inaccessible. In the United States, a blood test on average costs $1,500 per test. A drug discovery company on average spends over a billion dollars in developing one single drug. A big chunk of this cost comes from specialty machines and the use of disposables such as pipette dips. So we have been developing a low-cost lab-on-a-chip technology based on a physical principle called electro-wedding, where we use electric fields to move, merge, stir and analyze tiny biological samples. So fundamentally what we are doing in our chip is to charge and discharge tiny metal plates. Discharging and discharging of these metal plates attracts and repels tiny droplets. And by sequentially turning on and off these metal electrodes, you can gently shuttle a drop from one location to another. We developed a new surface coating that prevents droplets from leaving a trail behind and thus preventing contamination between droplets which could cross each other. Biologists in a lab spend on average 30-50% of their time manually moving fluids. And this task is not only tedious but is also error-prone. On top of that, each of these labs produce massive amounts of hazardous trash in the form of pipette dips. In our own lab, we've been running various experiments on our chip to reduce the dependency on pipettes by over 10-fold. Of course, you can replace the human with a pipetting robot. But each of these machines have their own definition for what a protocol is. And there are multiple research laboratories developing their own standard. So we want to change this. This will enable a way for biologists to create a shared protocol that millions of people can use. If you look at the biology industry which uses the traditional machinery with pipes, valves and tubes, the number of experiments that you can run at once is limited by the mechanism. Today, on one of our chips, we can manipulate multiple samples at the same time. We want to use our technology to improve the capacity of existing machines to be able to manipulate over a million samples on a single chip. This new capability could enable the discovery of new drugs faster and find markers for unknown diseases. I come from India where often healthcare testing is a luxury. Modern healthcare testing facilities around the world do not scale economically to provide affordable healthcare. My hope is that we can bring affordable healthcare through lab-on-chip technologies to billions of people around the world.


What is up everybody welcome back to the channel you guys in this simple video I'm going to walk you through how to customize your social media links. Now, this right here you guys is basic. This is as basic as it gets when it comes to just overall branding of your business right. We're all over here trying to build a business on social media.  Social media is where obviously we're at. But when it comes to the branding of our links. Trust me, all you guys miss this all you guys miss this after seeing and looking at 10s of thousands of business pages of personal Facebook pages, all since 2016. And the reason why is because that's when I started servicing clients that's when I started my social media agency. That's when I started servicing real estate agents. I was looking at what everyone was missing I started analyzing the market and really seeing what the common denominator. What's everyone missing where's the demand. What does what does a person exactly need when it comes to social media marketing, or Facebook advertising. As I started analyzing the market and really seen where I fit in. I started noticing again the common denominator I started seeing everyone's pages and I started in light bulbs went off and I'm like damn, everyone's missing the basics. And that's where I came up with step one. So I ended up writing a book about this in 2018, the five step blueprint. This is what I call step one basic link customization and again after looking at 10s of thousands of pages. I'm not exaggerating 99.99% miss this basic step. And I just think it's super important because branding. It's your, it's your overall footprint on social media people need to be able to recognize people need to be able to remember you people need to be able to find you fast right on social media. So this is just one little tip and one little way to make it happen. And really again separate yourself for for most of your competition, when it comes to just paint attention to details, and the basic branding of what you're trying to do over here online.  Maybe you're you're more on tick tock maybe you're more on Instagram maybe you're more on Snapchat. I'm telling you Facebook remains King Kong. It all starts on Facebook.  For sure your clientele is on Facebook if you're servicing clients above the age of 25. They're for sure on Facebook above the age of 30. They're for sure on Facebook so everything starts here on Facebook and everything starts on your personal Facebook page Okay, let's get that clear. Personal Facebook page that's where it all starts so this is the goal the goal is to get the intro matching the goal is to get every link identical and enlisted just like that here's my page here's a friend of mine, which is a real estate agent. Candy shout out to candy. Here's her intro. Right away you see a link to her business page not her brokers.  If this is leading to a different page other than yours, you need to edit that and I'm going to show you how to go through the editing and do all that as well but this right here needs to be your business page okay. And then if you scroll down one name for all this is how we customize our user name right we want one main one name for all. Now, whatever name you choose for the for the for the handle for the username of that platform.  Okay, this what you're going to do first. You're looking for the ad the go daddy ad. Now mine says 299 but most likely yours will say 99 cents, you'll be able to customize or get that custom domain for the first year for 9999 cents. And then after that it's the normal 10 bucks or 14 bucks a year, whatever it may be after that but the first year you can just get it for a buck, or in this case 299. Now to take advantage of that, you'll need to purchase that new domain under a new account new email new credit card, if you already have a go daddy account so if you already have a go daddy account what I would do is I would just simply use a different email, use a different credit card to take advantage of the discount right it doesn't hurt to save a few bucks but if you don't care then just you know registered however you want, but get the custom domain okay whatever you plan on using for your user names match it with the custom domain. And I would get the calm most of you guys are real estate agents or just small business owners in general, you'll want the calm. I got the TV because I'm promoting my YouTube channel. But if you're not promoting a YouTube channel then for sure get get a calm and just match it with everything you got going on going on over here. Now, when it comes to business owners right most of you guys are again this video real estate agents, online entrepreneurs, business owners people that are servicing any any any client from the age of 25 and up. These are mainly the top platforms now you got the other platforms tick tock and and and snapchat and clubhouse and a lot of a lot of platforms that are that are evolving. But these top five Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Twitter, those are your top five that you want to list over here for sure. Okay, now once we list them on our personal page. What we're going to also do is we're going to come over here to our business page and we're going to list them over here as well and I'm going to show you how to do that. So right when someone comes to the business page and they just scroll down just a bit now I'm viewing this from from the admin point of view, but when you go to anyone's business page it looks a little different. But even even over here, if I just scroll down just a bit over here, you see the let's see where did it go over here the left towards the middle right here you'll see all of my links right here okay so everything from my Instagram inspired digital to my email to all of my social media platforms. Everything is one name so again you guys basic. This is branding. This is social media branding.  I've seen 10s of thousands. No one's looks like this business page. Personal page. Okay, so what we're going to do is this is basic this is super simple. We're going to log into each one and just customize the name. The personal Facebook page you don't need to customize that you can, but but it's not even needed it's the business page that we want to start with right the Facebook business page. So all we're going to do is we're going to come over here to the Facebook business page. And again when you log in yours should look like mine because I'm looking at it from the admin, you know perspective so all we're going to do is we're going to click on more. We're going to go to about this right here down here is where we're going to change our user name.  Let's go to edit page info. Okay, perfect. So that's where it's at. So all we're going to do is we're going to change the username and and whatever you type in you'll see this little green circle with the check mark that's how you know it's available.  So all you do is just type something in there, you'll see the green circle, and then it saves automatically. But what I would do first is obviously check check to make sure that that's that that it's available on all platforms because here's the deal. It may be available whatever name especially if you have a more general name and a more common name. It may be available on on Facebook, but someone may have it on LinkedIn, right someone may have it on LinkedIn, or someone may have the dot com. What I always do first is I'll go over here. Let's say we come to go daddy I'll always check to see if the domain is available first. If that domain is available. Then, then before I even purchase it, I'll come over here to my business page, click on edit page info and I'll see if it's available here. Okay. Then if it is, I'll buy the domain right away. I'll register it here the username on the Facebook business page, because chances are if it's available on Facebook and available on go daddy, then then most likely no one else has it okay. And if someone else may have it so let's say you registered the domain, you got it for Facebook, but someone has it on Twitter. In that case what I would do is I would reach out to that person on Twitter and say hey, you know what, this is a business name that I've been promoting for a while. I own the dot com. I even own the name on Facebook on my business page it's my username. Would you mind changing it and it'll be a friendly message right it'll be a friendly message. This is how I would really word it if it was someone on LinkedIn that has the name or someone on Twitter. I would reach out to him and say hey, hey, hey Stacy, you know, this is David. I just wanted to reach out to you because my attorney brought it to my attention that you're actually using our name. I own the dot com. I own the name on YouTube, and I'm in the, I mean excuse me on on on Facebook, and I'm also in the process of incorporating the name. I'm changing it before my attorney sends you a letter to really try to force you. I wanted to reach out to you just as a friendly, you know, message to see if you can kindly remove the name or change it. So we can, you know, use it for Twitter, something like that like a friendly message will go a long way, especially if the if you throw the word attorney out like that people will change it right away. Especially if they don't own the dot com if they don't own the dot com if they don't have it on Facebook, chances are like they're not that serious about the name.  This is my name I've been on Twitter forever.  So in this case then then you're going to have to think of a different name because you don't want to go back and forth, because the whole goal, the whole goal is to match identical. Not one letter off not one number off not an underscore not a dot, not a number none of that none of that it's all identical that's the purpose of this whole video you guys we want to match everything.  If I are you I would think of a different name, I would think of a different name. I would think of a different name. So just wanted to throw that throw that out there real quick, but that's how easy easy you do it on Facebook. Okay, now once you change the username on Facebook, all you're going to do is come over here to the about section on your personal Facebook page. You're going to come to work and education. And you're going to simply either either add a workplace or just come into the one that you have right now and edit it. So if I come over here to the one that I have listed right now. So I just simply type in, it would be it would be right here so I would just type in my my my Facebook business page or even my name, and you'll see the dropdown right away always go with the dropdown. So, so type in your Facebook business page here. Look for the dropdown and choose the dropdown okay that's very very important don't just type in something and go with it. Make sure you see the dropdown. It goes my dropdown right there that's my Facebook business page. So I click on that. I put my position I put the city I put I put a simple description. I'll put the, the, I currently work here from this state to to to to whatever December 20 I don't know why it says that but but you're just going to put I currently work here that that's fine. This is just when I started. So, check the box, click save, and that's it and then once you do that, then you can simply come back to your, to your, your, your profile. So we saved that. So now I can come back to post. And I'll come back to my actual profile and I'll see my link right up here and it's a clickable link. Okay, that's why you want to make sure you hit the dropdown because if you don't hit the dropdown it won't be a clickable link. Okay, so make sure you do that right there. Okay, so now all we're going to do is we're going to simply go to Instagram LinkedIn Pinterest Twitter and customize all those links. So it's very, very simple.  It's up to you. We're coming to Instagram. We're going to click on edit profile and we want to change the user name. That's all we want to do is change the username once we change it there will come down we'll click submit and we're good. Okay, then we're going to come to Pinterest. Now here's the deal you guys, even if you don't use these platforms. I don't use them. I don't know one damn thing about Pinterest. I don't know one damn thing about Twitter. I don't know one thing about LinkedIn. I've never posted on any of them. All I do is I I'm big on YouTube. So YouTube is where I put all my content. And then all I do with that video is I share it on these platforms. But as far as posting organically I don't do any of that on any of these platforms but I have them listed because I know the importance of having them up.  It's not about you. It's not about you posting on any of these platforms again I don't post on on any of these platforms. The reason why it's these top five Facebook Instagram Pinterest LinkedIn and Twitter, because, again, if you're servicing anyone above the age of 25, they're on those platforms. So this ain't about you. It's about your audience, because you can just because you connect with me on Facebook. How do you know that I don't spend 77 hours a day on LinkedIn. You don't know that right. You may have connected with me here on our personal Facebook page we became friends now we're friends on Facebook. Okay, cool. But how do you know I don't spend all my day on Twitter. You don't know that right what you have to understand as a business owner is that there's billions of people on these top five billions. Well you got Facebook and then you got the other four. There's billions. So again if you're servicing 25 and above chances are they're on one of these platforms. So all we're doing here is we're we're making our brand visible. We're locking that one name on every platform so no one else can take it. And we're just allowing people to follow us on their favorite platform, not necessarily ours, just because I connected with you on Facebook and that's where I spend all my time.   When you message me regarding business, I'm going to be glad I got that message, right, all because I have it listed. So here's all we're going to do. Once we edit the username for Instagram. Then we come over here to Pinterest and we're going to click on, let's click on over here, you'll see our dropdown. So if I click on the dropdown. Right here that little arrow, I'll click on the dropdown and I'll go down to settings. I'll click on this. And I come down to settings. And all I'm doing you guys again I don't know one damn thing about Pinterest, but 900 million people are there and I'm going to make sure my name is there I'm going to make sure it's locked I'm going to make sure I have a presence I'm going to make sure that anyone can reach me there should they want to right so all I'm going to do them to come down here and customize the user name. So if I type it in, then I'll come down, and I'll hit save. And now I got that domain so if you and if you notice, everything is optimized, meaning everything is listed the about the website. Everything is directing people back to my TV my dot TV. So in your case, what I would highly highly recommend that you start doing on all these platforms is number one, customize in the user name. Number two, if you're not building a YouTube channel like me I'm trying to take all the traffic and all the attention and every click to my YouTube channel. If that's not you what you're going to want to do here is get that custom domain. And rather than forwarding the custom domain to some fancy website, you're going to want to forward it to a landing page. So whatever business you're building if a real estate agent for example, you want to be if I click on your link, take me to your landing page where I can opt in and download a free seller guide or free buyer guide, and you could take that and apply it to any business if you're if you own a gym. That dot com, allow me to click on it and go to your landing page where you're giving a seven day pass for free a free download seven days on us. Coffee shop. Okay, I click on it. Take me to a landing page that requires me to opt in to download a coupon for my first free coffee, right a landing page to capture a lead. That's where that link should be directing people to not a fancy website Okay, a landing page where you can capture a lead very very important so on all my platforms, you'll see that dot com or the dot TV, and it's taking that person to one link. Okay, one place. And in your case, if it's not YouTube, get me to download something. Yeah, you know, give yourself the opportunity to capture a lead. That's what that link is all about the website URL. Okay, so there's our Pinterest. Now we're going to come over here to LinkedIn, and all we're going to do up here in the top right we're going to make sure we click our profile we're going to go view profile, and it's going to bring us to this page right here. So what we're going to do is we're going to click on edit public profile and URL, and that's going to bring us to this right here. And all I'm going to do is I'm going to click the pencil, put in my username, click on save, and that is that.  I'm going to click on more. I'm going to come to settings and privacy.  And then all it's asking me for is my password I'll put that in I'll confirm it, and now I can change my user name. Okay, so I'm going to put in that one single identical name right there I'm going to click save. And now I just got Twitter. Okay, now again look it's giving me suggestions, not one number off you guys not one letter off not an underscore not a period. My point is to match everything. Okay, get everything matching. And then, once we do all that. Now, here's the next step, we're going to come over here we're going to click on. Actually, we can go to we can go to edit profile to our personal, our personal Facebook page, we're going to click on edit profile, then we're going to come down here to customize your intro we're going to click on edit. And all I'm going to do is scroll down. And then I'm going to see right here, social links, and all I'm doing is simply hitting the pencil and adding that social link actually you know what I could come over here to let's do this again, let's do this again. So if I'm on the timeline, here's how I want you to do it from on the timeline I'm going to click about. And then I'm going to go down to contact and basic info this is the easier way to do it. And here's everything. Okay, so right here, I can add my website and it's going to be that that one dot com that I just purchased that matches everything else. And then over here, the social links, all I'm going to do is I'm going to hit the pencil. And this is where I paste in, paste in, paste in, paste in and just match it to the to the to the proper platform. That's it. Now you don't need the whole link the HTTPS and all that stuff you just need the user name. Okay, so you're going to do that you can always add another one. But you're going to always make sure that this is public. Don't show it to just friends not only me don't try to customize it make this public you're a business owner. And regardless if a person is your friend on Facebook or not, they should see that publicly so just like you guys if you're if we're not friends on Facebook come to my personal page, and you'll see all that, even though we're not friends okay. So that's the business the personal page get everything listed. Make sure it's public, make sure your website is showing public, make sure that your work and education, make sure that this is showing public, you want people to be able to see that business page link right anyway. Right. And so that's the personal page. Once you customize and add everything there, then you're going to bring all those links over here to the business page, and you're going to simply click on right here down here you'll see all the links. So all I did is I simply went here's the homepage. And all I did I clicked on more, I clicked on about, and now I can scroll down, and I can edit the social media links and again, it's just the user name.  That's what's going to give you the the the ability to have everything listed, and they're clickable links. So you can go to chat and LinkedIn for some reason isn't clickable, but everything else is, but at least it shows right it shows right there. And then on the personal page, everything is clickable right there as well.  Most if anything, I'll see some that are that are listed, but everything is different. Everything looks different like there's an underscore there's a 127 for the Pinterest, like everything is different. And the goal and the whole objective is to get everything matching. So that's how you customize your social media links you guys, those are the top four that you want to list 1234 and then of course the dot com or the dot TV in my case, but that's basic you guys, that's basic that's what I call step one. So go ahead and get everything listed and I'll see you guys on the next video over now.


Llywodraeth Hanna, mae'r Cymru wedi'i gweithio'n gweithio'r EU's global approach to migration and mobility. Can you tell us what prompted the committee to start that inquiry? Well, it's a pretty sensitive subject this, both in Britain and in the other European member states. Particularly sensitive of course at a time when there's high unemployment and when the rise of parties on the extreme right in particular make immigration an issue. So, we thought that for that reason alone it was worth having a look at this. But also we felt that it needed to be looked at because this is one of those areas where responsibility is divided between the member states who have absolute control on the numbers of legal migrants who come in. And the European Union, which does not have such control but which does operate in a number of ways through development policy, through helping member states with their migration controls and so on, to operate. So that joint responsibility, we wanted to see whether that worked, whether there were any implications of it which were good or bad for the United Kingdom. And finally, I think we were of course triggered off by the fact that the commission had sent forward a document called the communication on the general approach to migration and mobility, which was the basis of our study and which we wanted to see whether they got it broadly right or not. One of the key findings in the report is that there needs to be a more coordinated and flexible approach both at the EU level and by member states when it comes to managing migration. Can you tell us a little bit about how you reached that conclusion? Well, let's deal with flexibility first because that's very important. At the moment with high unemployment and a lot of pressure from outside by economic migrants coming to come to the European Union, there tends to be pretty heavy emphasis all around in every country on the need to control that. And that is understandable, though sometimes excessive. But if you look at the demographic pattern, the way populations are developing in the European countries, both in terms of aging and in terms of a lowering of the birth rate well below the normal rate of replacement, you do, I think, come to the conclusion that over time Europe will need rather a lot of economic migrants, particularly skilled or well qualified economic migrants, if economic growth and prosperity are to be sustained. So there's a balance to be struck there and that seemed to us a very important part of the equation. Now, the other part that you ask about, which is how is this being managed, should there be more coordination? Well, up to a point, we do not think that responsibility for controlling migration should be transferred from the member states to the European Union. And nor, interestingly enough, did the officials in the commission whom we spoke to, nor even the members of the European Parliament whom we spoke to. Everyone agrees that this is too sensitive a subject, too much a matter of national control to be capable of being changed without a great deal of our people and controversy, and nobody proposed it. But there are a lot of things that the European Union can do, helping some of the weaker member states, for example Greece, to improve their frontier controls, helping all member states to integrate economic migrants into their societies when they come here by exchanges of peer experience and so on. And also by operating some of the tools of development policy and cooperation with the countries from which most of the migrants come. Countries like Turkey and Pakistan are countries of the southern Mediterranean shore and the former Soviet Union. And so we wanted to look at all those issues and that's what we've been doing for the last three or four months. What were the other major findings that the committee reached? Well, we concluded that, by and large, the European Union, what it was doing, it was doing reasonably well. The idea of mobility partnerships, which have now been negotiated with four countries, Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Cape Verde. They're very small countries on the whole, so you can't judge too much from them, but they appear to be working. They say they are helping those countries moderate the amount of external migration by helping them develop their economies, but also making the whole situation better controlled. And we think that subject to careful evaluation on education, that system should be expanding. They are at the moment negotiating a mobility partnership with Tunisia and there will probably be others. We tried a regional efforts also, for example how to handle the huge refugee outflow from Syria and to ensure that that does not lead to a flood of refugees coming into the European Union. Those regional efforts are important too. And we also looked into how development policies can work in such a way that the highly developed area like the European Union doesn't cream off all the best people from developing countries. And deprive them of their best educated and best qualified citizens. How can we develop a kind of circularity, as it's called, so that some of the diaspora go back, or their children go back, or they send remittances. And if so, how to make those sending of remittances a bit more efficient, a bit quicker, a bit less costly. All these are issues which arise. And also there is the need to insert the European Union, Europe, which is quite a big lump of the world, into the global consideration of these migration issues. There are a number of UN bodies and a forum which Peter Sutherland, who is a former European commissioner, chairman of government sacks and VP, who is the UN Secretary General's special representative for migration, he chairs this forum and Europe plays a very positive and very useful role in that. And we wanted to look at that and we endorsed it. We did also look at areas where national policy, exercised in our case by the British government, whether it was positive or negative. And we concluded that broadly speaking, as I said earlier, it is right that national governments remain in charge. But we did identify one area where the individuality of the British approach seemed to us to be damaging to Britain, and that is in the control of the migration of students. We, like many other select committees, for others, including ourselves, have now recommended very strongly that the government should ensure that their policy of reducing migration, net migration to tens of thousands, should not lead to any impediments to the arrival of bona fide well-qualified students here, whose study here is very much in Britain's interest, because they bring massive resources into the country. It's an invisible export, therefore, because they help Britain's influence after they've studied and qualified and returned to their own countries. And they are not economic migrants in any true sense of the word, because they are not doing jobs here. They are paying us money to teach them. And we concluded that the government's policies in this respect were not being successful, that they risked damaging Britain in respect to both of its competitors in countries like the United States, Canada or Australia, but also in the countries of the rest of the European Union, where more and more universities are teaching in English now, and are therefore competitors of our universities. So we're trying to persuade the government, so far with not very great success, I'm afraid, to ensure that students are not affected in any public policy way by the attempt to get migration down to the tens of thousands. You talked about that effort to persuade the government and the committee have now published their report. What are the next steps? Well, the next steps are that the government has to respond to our report. They have incidentally also got to respond to about four other Senate committees who have made similar recommendations. And they have two months to do that. After that, we shall have a debate. In all the questions in the House of Lords and the debates in the House of Lords, it came up, for example, in last week's debate on external policy. It comes up in any number of questions on the issue of student visas. The overwhelming view in the House of Lords is that the government has got it wrong. That this policy, in so far as the impacts on students, is contrary to our interests, and that they need to make some kind of change to avoid that. I'm hoping that somewhere in the next few months that penny will drop and they will understand that this is not an attack on the overall approach of trying to get migration under control, to get the border agency to be more effective, and to stop bogus students coming here. We're talking here about bona fide students. We're talking about students who are enrolled in well-known, well-class universities here and who are certified by the universities as being there and being taught. These systems are now fully in operation, and frankly, the problem about bogus students has been hugely reduced in the last two or three years, and it is not, in any sense, a justifiable motive for clamping down on the overall influx of students, which is good news for Britain.


What's going on guys, welcome to a brand new movie review, today I'm discussing Lizzie. This is about the infamous murders of 1892 of the Barden family and this is also a psychological thriller of upseams and also a biopic of some sort since it is based on true events. How true are these events? I don't know, I've never heard of these events until I've seen this film. But Lizzie does star Chloe Straveen, I'm probably pronouncing that wrong and also co-stars Kristen Stewart.  Ever since after the Twilight career, I think she's been pushing her career in the best possible way.  And every small role after Twilight, I feel like she's just gotten better and better. But come to my surprise, she's actually not the main character of the film and our main lead is actually Chloe who is playing Lizzie Barden. If any pro to this film is the way that Chloe plays Lizzie Barden, she is super tour de force performance and I'm not even joking, she captivates the audience in such a limelight way that I want to see more of her. I've seen her appear in small roles here and there, American Horror Story and some other notable things but really she's never had that tour de force performance where she sticks out solely but this film, she steals the whole movie and gives one of the best performances of the year. So that doesn't shine away from Kristen Stewart, she's also exceptional in here. I think this maid who just has lots more layers to her and just the fear and disgust that you can see in her eyes, the emotion that she brings to her character is just, again, amazing. I think that's something that the director did very well in this film is bringing about these superb performances from Chloe and from Kristen. The other thing I have to say is that the way that the director decides to stylize and shoot half the film with the certain shots that he decided to take makes you feel like you're watching an old-fashioned movie from the 80s or 90s and I really appreciated that because you don't see a lot of films made in this particular style or even told in this particular style with the storytelling devices that they do use. And the script is brilliant. Every single line of dialogue is just hinged and hinged for you to listen to and understand this is a film that makes you want to listen, makes you want to think and just, again, reminds you of like old Hollywood type movies. It feels like a silent era kind of film, but without the silent aspect because the dialogue in here is superb, but it's the way that the film is shot overall. For some people that might seem a little bit boring to them, but for me, Lizzie worked on all those levels. I did have one complaint with Lizzie that doesn't make it a masterpiece is fact of the pacing within this film. The pacing of this movie, even though it has superb lighting, superb shots, superb acting and even awesome, amazing dialogue. My one issue with the movie comes with the pacing.  It doesn't feel like it warrants it. It doesn't feel like it needs it. And given this isn't like a high velocity action film, but I felt like there were some scenes that you could have cut out to build up to the pace. Obviously, everything is building up to the thing that you all know that's going to happen by the end of the movie. But it never got there in a nice flowing manner, which is weird to say because even though the film looks so great and even though the direction for the actresses and actors in here were superb and even the script in here and the dialogue being so well written, it never felt like the story were structured in such a seamless manner. Maybe that's just me that felt that way. But that's my really my only big con with Lizzie. Again, even with those powerful performances and seriously a tour de force performance from Chloe. This is a film that is very hard for me to recommend. It's an indie film. I appreciate the indie film. I just feel like the story structure could have been structured a little bit better. I think even with the pacing issues, if you're a big fan of watching fantastic performances on the screen, I can recommend it in that whole heart film does carry some of the best performances of this year. And let me say this, the score in here is one of the most memorable scores I've heard this year so far. And that is the nice cherry on top of the cake. Well, it said, I'm going to give Lizzie a B and not a masterpiece of a film in the pacing that really does drag down the movie. But I still think there were some solid moments in here, some from a tour de force performance from a great score and seriously some powerful shots and well written dialogue. 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Good morning, I'm Mary Ellen and today I'm going to share with you several of the items that I have purchased that I would repurchase in a heartbeat if I broke them or lost them. Some of them may be a repeat, but these are things that I actually love and use all the time. And really in most cases I use them every single day. And at the end of the video, I'm going to share with you some of my favorites that I had in October. Don't have very many to talk about, but I do have a few. And I'm also going to announce the winners of my last giveaway, the Emily Edit Needs and the Once palette. The very first item is something that I've had for a couple of months and I absolutely love. And it is a magnetic paper towel holder. And I have it on the side of my refrigerator, the one that's, you know, on the inner side of it. I don't like paper towel holders on the counter. I don't like the ones that are underneath the cabinets. I'm always kind of messing with them. And we don't use a ton of paper towels much to Jim's dismay, but sometimes you need a paper towel. And I just put this, I put mine like this and I just stick it on like this. You could put it sideways. It doesn't matter. But I tell you what, I love this. I wish I would have known about it and I found it and I'm happy. If there's anything that I learned about from somebody else, I'm going to go ahead and link their channel and mention them because I love to give credit where credit's due. But these things are the things that I found on my own. The second item, I had no idea that I would love as much as I do, but I got them last year when I got my refrigerator and they're made by Beano. And I just took it out of the refrigerator and I love the size. What I love about it is you can grab it with one hand and bring it out. I usually have the condiments I like in one and the one that Jim likes. Like he likes jelly and things like that or preserves. And we can just grab it, take it out, get what we want and put it back. And for avocados and fruit and things like that, I just use those like what you get at the grocery store, the plastic containers. And they've worked, they've held up really well, but they're not as easy to grab and go as these are. But the brand is Beano. They may make some other ones that are just as good, but these are also stackable, which would be great for yogurts or things like that. These I found over a year ago and they are the stackable magnetic measuring spoons. And it does have a leveler on top. I love these. On each measure, there's a bowl and then there's an elongated bowl. And these are both one tablespoon measures. I keep them in my cabinet because if you put them in your silverware drawer, they might grab your silverware. But I love being able to have wet and dry or more narrow. I love these. I don't know how many I've purchased. I love everything I'm talking about. I need to quit saying that. I'm going to show you my backup of my next item. And I know this is over 30 years old because, yeah, I know it is. This is a butter boat. The one I'm using right now is in the kitchen. And it has better in it. But the reason I have a backup is I checked this one time and I thought, I'm going to go ahead and keep it because if I would break the lid of the other or the bottom of the boat, you fill your water up too. There's a blue line in there. And then you put this in and then just keep it on the counter. And I always have softer, better. Depending on the temperature outside, sometimes it's softer than others. But I have never had anything go rancid in here. I usually put about enough butter in there that we probably will use in a week to 10 days. And then I wash it and I refill it. But I love it. And I see these things like these butter bales that you stick in water. And like all these things, it's like they're brand new. And nobody's ever heard of them. Well, these have been around for a very long time, the butter boats. I use these all the time when I'm heating something up. I put my bowl in here. I put it in the microwave. These are kind of like cozies for bowls. They're just perfect. And then when your soup is done or your vegetable bowl or whatever, you can just take it out and you don't get burned and they are so handy. This would be a great item for a crafter to make because these would be great gifts. I'm not sure what's in between them, but it's two-sided. You can hang them up.  This I've had for five years. I've talked about this before, but I can't believe how often I use it. It's the Waymax scale and they make a ton of different brands of them. But you like what I do a lot is I'll put a big cup in on top of it. And then I'll put a Ziploc bag inside it. And when I have like extra chili, I will spoon it out and freeze it. But then but I can weigh it as soon as I put the cup on. I can hit this button and it clears it. And then I have like even size bowls of chili. I like it. Jim thinks I'm obsessive, but I'm really not. I just it just makes it easy. But I weigh a lot of things when I would say I probably use this probably about three times a week. I used to have years ago the Weight Watcher scale. Well, this is grams and pounds and I think it weighs up to five pounds. I'm not sure I'll put that information up in here. And I will link everything below if you want to learn more about it. I'm just about out of the kitchen. I can't do a video on things I love under $20 unless I include my frother. And it is the easiest way to froth milk, cream, whatever you need to froth. And this is rechargeable and I love it. It came with this is a little like a little mini beater. I've used it a few times, but I usually I just pretty well keep this on here.  And I put this in and I froth it and I can get froth about that high. So I don't have any reason to buy those little those other stainless steel frothers that look like a cup because what is so easy. I have a cup of water that I put in the sink and I just put it down and clean it off and then wash it off with soapy water later. But I love it. It did not come with a stand, but here's my backup. And this is a battery operated one. And I like it too. I just don't like using the batteries that this came with the stand.  So I kept this and I just kind of squeezed this in a little bit. So this fit in here very nicely. And and I've used a frother for well over 30 years. First one I bought was on QVC and it was in the mid 80s. So I'm a frother fan. It's the simple things in life that bring me the most pleasure for sure. I'm out of the kitchen and into the house in general. And the first things I want to talk about are the set of 24 microfiber cloths. I had that mine came in blue, yellow and white. The blue I do use for cleaning, like wet things. The yellow I do drying off because what I do with my good old furniture, I just take a very just slightly damp microfiber cloth and ring it out really, really well and wipe off my furniture. And then I immediately buff it with the yellow one. That's what I use these for. And the white I use for anything with glass. But I bought these quite a few years ago. And I absolutely love them. The next item was as a huge deal to me. I buy the two year planners every two years. This year I have a hardcover one and a softcover one. I'm real fancy like that. That's my label. This I use for ideas for YouTube videos to keep track of my winners. And this one I use for daily just activities of daily living. I'm going to put a half a page up here so you can see. I have plenty of room to write anything that I want. Every month I have both sides of the page full. And I can tell you when Jim had his oil change, I can tell you when I had my oil change, I know they had those little stickers, but I mean I just write down lots of things in here. When the prescription needs to be filled, when I need to cancel a subscription, these just have been so handy. And this is my third set because they last for two years. I bought these as presents and they were appreciated. And I have to mention the pens that I use and I love. And I found these from Joan from the channel JuneBug1029. And they're the friction erasable pens. They're great for everything except for like legal documents. They're especially handy for my calendars because you can erase them. And one thing that was fun I did years ago when I heard about these, I wrote on cards for my grandchildren and then I erased it and if they stuck it in the freezer, the message would come up. So they thought that was cool. But I always keep extra of these because I give them to a lot of people because they think, oh, they're cool. So I say, well, just keep it. So I either buy them in the big box or in the small envelope, but they're a game changer for me. Before I talked about the next item, I checked with a friend of mine who is a retired fire inspector. I sent her the link. I wanted her to look at it. She sent it to a fire engineer friend of hers to see if it was as good as what I thought it was. And it is the fireproof document bag. My children know where this is. Jim knows where this is. If anything would happen to me, everything that my children or Jim needs to know is in here. I have the titles.  I just keep anything that's important in this and they know where to find it. And I've purchased these as gifts and they have been very appreciative. They've never gone through a fire. They're fireproof. And I hope I have. I never do knowing I have this. If I needed to leave quickly, it's not in a hard area to grab. And I'm just really thankful that I have these. And the last item I heard about from Melissa 55. And it may seem like it's pretty simple, but to me it is wonderful. And it is the anchor foam charger. I have this on a table in my bedroom. And, you know, I use that shield and leather phone case. And it charges through the leather. I just have to open it up. And it will charge overnight. And I love it. It has a little blue dot here. It says something very simple, but it's just so easy to set my phone in there. So this is one of my very favorite things that I would repurchase in a heartbeat. In October, Lisa Jay came out with lipsticks and lip pencils. And she sent me the pack of all the colors. Well, I liked them so well. I ordered some so I can give them away. And I'm not giving them away in this video. I'm going to wait till my last video of the year and do a giveaway. And I want to show you the tube. And it is beautiful. Love the color. Here's the bullet. I like the way it slanted. I love that it is magnetic and substantial. And if you have them side by side, turn them upside down, they'll kind of stick together like that. And also a lip pencil. I'm going to go ahead and show you how I got this look this morning. And this is probably about, well, about three hours old. And I haven't touched it up. I always start with dry lips that don't have any lip balm or anything on since the night before. And what I did, I put inner beauty all over my lips and it goes on so smoothly and feels so good. And on top of it, I put the color passion, which is a deeper color. And then I added the lip liner sweepy. And that's what I've had on during this whole video. I think that this may become my very favorite formula of lipstick. I can't say it yet. I have some more. What I've been doing is putting like lipstick when nobody's here except for Jim. I'll put like one of my faves on this side and then one of the BK beauties on this side and see how it lasts. This, I mean, this will last a good five hours. And even if it didn't, I'd still like it because I love the way it feels. I love, that's what's the most important to me is the way something feels on my lips. I want to be able to pick up the lipstick and put it on without looking in the mirror if I don't want to. And this definitely hits all the marks for me. But I'll let you know later if it is my favorite because you guys know what some of my favorites are. So anyway, I'm so happy for Lisa. Thank you so much, Lisa, for sending these to me. I appreciate it so much because number one, I think she is such a good person. She gives a percentage of her revenue to an anti-bling program. And I'll link her video where she demonstrates the lipsticks. And I do have a 10% off coupon for you. And I'll put those below in the show more section. Something that I've been really made me happy in October. You know, we could open up our windows. Well, Jim likes to pry things. He still fries things and he puts it in a skillet. And well, those greats get really bad because I'm not on top of it. And I know how good, how quickly ammonia can take care of it. But you can't use ammonia unless you have good cross ventilation.  I had it in an aluminum pan and overnight just left it overnight, took it out, rinsed it off.  So I kept the same ammonia stuck. Another one in. I did it for consecutive days and they are just shining. Mike, I can't believe what a great job it did. So I only used one Ziploc bag. And I sometimes I'd add a little bit of more ammonia in the bag, but it didn't take very much. And I think it's the fumes that clean it, but they're just sparkling. And as far as television, I finished Ann of Green Gables and thank you all for encouraging me to finish it. The bad guys didn't hurt them. So I watched it. And in fact, I'm going to watch it from the beginning again, because I started that probably two years ago. And then once I kind of got a little bit scared, I thought, well, I'm not going to finish that. And then you all encouraged me to loved it. And I'll tell you, when it comes to entertainment, I don't have the best memory of what happens. So that's why I want to go back in and watch it again. Now, if it's something important, if it's something with healthcare, if it's something financial, I have got, or if it's a documentary, I will remember it. But if it's entertainment, it's like my mind chooses. Oh, that's entertainment. You don't need to remember that. So I think I remember enough about it, but I'm going to go back and watch it. And I'm still watching Manifest. I probably watched one a week or a couple of weeks. I'm on season two, episode 11. I've enjoyed that. I've enjoyed watching The Voice and Project Runway. I've always enjoyed Project Runway. I want to give you an update on Jim. Right now, we're thinking it may be January when he gets his left hip replaced. November is taken. It may... There's a slight chance that it could be in December. We're going to jump on it whenever they say. And after he heals from his left hip, they're going to do his right hip. And I'm just hoping and praying it goes okay because he's had a really hard time getting around. But I want to thank you for your prayers. I really appreciate it. And your good vibes and your good thoughts. And he reads some of the comments and it makes him feel good. I hope you all that are celebrating Thanksgiving this Thursday. I hope you have a lovely time. And yeah, it's a nice time of the year. We have... No matter what is going on, we have so many things to be thankful for.  It could not have been worse. It always could have been worse for me. And now I want to announce the winners of the giveaway. Here's a palette that I'm going to be giving away. And this is the Emily Needs. And this is the Emily Once. And I'm going to order them and have them sent to you. Now I would like to announce the three winners of both Emily Noel's palettes, the one I used during this Get Ready With Me and also her Once palette. The first name that came up was Brenda Joseph. Congratulations, Brenda. The next name that came up was Joe A. Congratulations, Joe. And the last name that came up was CNELL. CNELL, congratulations to you. Congratulations to all three winners. Make sure you leave me a comment below and I'll let you know how to get in touch with me. I have a different email just for winners in here. And if you don't live in the United States, we may have to do something different, but you can just let me know that in the email. And my next video is going to be my collaboration with Natalie the Beauty Diva and Carol from The Old Carol Show. And this year, we're going to only have 10 of our favorite items from 2021. And in January, I started listing everything. So it's going to be hard for me to narrow down to 10 items that we're going to do it that way. We've done this for years. So that will be the first Sunday in December. It is all good. Thank you so much. I appreciate you for hanging in there with me, for being supportive, for sharing my videos with your friends. I will see you in my next video. Take care. And I'm also going to say that I would buy and this is one that I just noticed my sleeve wasn't written any reminders, any, any.