Hello and welcome to our video summarizing everything you need to know about the songs of ourselves volume 1 part 2 anthology My name is Barbara and this is the second of a 15 part video series Well, we'll examine all 15 poems in this anthology Do you remember that every day we'll release a video examining each of the poems in the anthology and looking at the poets context as well as Analyzing each of the poem in detail. So let's get started Now we'll look at London snow for Robert Bridges in summary London snow is a 27 line poem which is all contained within one block of texts Bridges has chosen to give this poem a specific and consistent rhyme scheme that only diverges from its pattern every few lines The poem begins and ends with rhymes a b a b c b c d c The second set of lines ends with different words, but follows the same exact pattern The rest of the poem continues a similar form with only one or two misplaced words per stanza And it's important to note the repetition of the general ending sounds that are used in the poem Bridges has emphasised the ing sound in the first three sections in other words the ing sound and even if all the words stop perfectly rhyme They often create half or slant rhymes Now this poem describes an early morning snowfall in London and the reactions of those who walk within it The poem begins with the speaker stating that it's knowing the city and since everyone's asleep no one yet knows When finally the city begins to wake all are quiet and no one wants to disturb the peace of these moments They all know that it's fleeting and will not come again soon The narrator eventually flips the poem and begins to speak of himself in the first person And he becomes a character that walks along the streets of London listening to the yelling of schoolboys and enjoying the excitement Over the beauty of what they've seen for the first time in the final section He describes the brown of humanity Returning to the snow as the somber men work walk to the workplaces and while it seems to be a depressing scene in reality They are a lighter in mind and heart than usual and do find some pleasant diversion in the vastly changed landscape Now when it comes to analysis if we look at lines one to nine first off the first lines of this piece take the reader to a place That's once familiar but also quite magical Immediately once placed in a position of knowledge as the subjects of the poem the men and women in the city of London are still Sleeping as the main action occurs There's no falling all over the city of which no one is yet aware aside from the narrator and the readers of course The speaker describes the snow as if it's got its own agency and to quit from the poem It came flying seemingly by choice in large white flakes Now this snow has come to grace a city, which is usually brown Now do you remember that the London of this era which is the Victorian era just like many other cities then and even now was known for its Dirty dank streets and also dirty thoroughfares And of course this is a result of the industrial revolution and the pollution of all these factories So snow in all its purity seems quite out of place within the brown muck of compressed humanity in London Now in lines one to nine the poet continues to make use of anthropomorphism to describe the actions of the snow It is gliding into the city stealthily and its inherent quietness disturbs no one and guarantees a surprise when everyone finally wakes The streets begin to be covered by a layer of it hushing the traffic of the still sleeping town The walls of cars make no noise as they pass over the snow and bridges uses a number of verbs to describe the actions of the Snow the fall one after another creating a semi rhyming pattern within the lines of the poem and the flakes are sifting Floating drifting and sailing to quit from the poem to the ground Now in lines ten to eighteen in this second set of lines the speaker continues to describe the path of the snow And how it came to the streets of London at night it continues to fall all through the night until it reached and to quote a four seven inches For London, this is a really remarkable amount of snow But it still manages to lay in lightness on the ground by this time the city is waking up the clouds that created the snow a long Gone the blue off from the sky leaving a clear view out over the newly white landscape The light that this clearness creates brings everybody out of bed earlier and all the people of the city are used to much darker mornings Well to some a snowfall might seem unimportant and very unremarkable to the people of London It's a really marvelous feat and everyone is really dazed by the whiteness and amazed by the silences of the street as they contemplate the landscape The city has undergone a true transformation and there no cars or carts on the street And those that do venture out do so quietly the morning choirs are thin and spare to quote from the poem that means they're quiet and infrequent Now in lines 19 to 30 the next set of lines signal a change in the poem and the speaker introduces himself He's in the first person pronoun I He's left his house intent on walking through the newly made city Now the narrative of this piece narrows down and turns to focus on what the speaker can see from this perspective From where he is walking he can hear the boys calling They seem to be on the way to school and they stop to pick up and taste the magical snow It contains what he calls manor which means something unexpected and from a biblical perspective manor is Gift usually food that falls from the sky sent to by God Now the snow is seen as a benefit that nobody was looking for and in many ways almost a blessing from God Now the young boys are truly amazed by what they're seeing so much So that they call each other and express a particular fondness for the trees It seems as if they've never seen snow before perhaps is the first time it's snowed since they were born There are also only a few carts on the road and those which move there move very quietly Everyone's doing the best to preserve the peace of the morning for as long as possible The sun's only just come up, but most of the city is already awake due to the brightness of the snow The light is illuminating St. Paul's Cathedral and spreading across the ground and it brings further glory to the landscape But also alludes to the fact that the snow will melt sooner rather than later Now lines 31 to 37 in the final seven lines The speaker returns to focus on the moment that they're living in the perfection of these few minutes and hours begin to come To a close as all the working men are forced to carry on with the lives as they leave the homes A war is waged with the snow to quote from the poem The men fight as they walk in and to quote trains of somber men The men are portrayed as innumerable and they serve as a stark reminder of the reality of London City at this time They bring the humanity with them dirty in the snow as they go along Returning it to the brown of the city and the happier initial tone of the poem Reasserts itself and the speaker looks into the mind of the men. They're not as depressed as they usually are the landscape is serving as a Description that helps them keep the minds from a moment anyway off the realities So that's all if you found this video and this analysis useful We would really appreciate it if you gave this video a big thumbs up and also considered subscribing to our channel As I've mentioned before this is the second of a 15 part video summary series Will we examine all 15 poems in the songs of ourselves volume 1 part 2 anthology? So make sure you come back for video 3. Thank you so much for listening


Alrighty, so I wanted to show you guys something that I saw today while flying. It was some sort of weird contraption or machine on behemoth. I'm assuming, okay, so I have no idea what this is. I tried looking it up on Google, I couldn't find anything about it, but I'm assuming from what I've seen up close, which you'll see in a second, it is kind of like an automated kind of, it's not a clearance rack, but I'm guessing it has a sensor or sensors on it that read the track to see if there's any bumps or any abnormal things with the coaster. I have a feeling they do this with all of the roller coasters. Just so happened to catch it on film, which is super cool. Comment down below if you know what this is, please, because I would love to know what this is and get it correct for future references. But I'm assuming it's just a giant machine. They were covering it up. Obviously they're done for today with Tarte. I'm assuming it just reads the track, any sort of problems if there's a fracture or anything inside around it. I'm assuming that's what it is. So comment down below if you know what this is. It was super cool to see. I'd never seen this before. Super unique. Looked really weird. It almost looked like Wally. As you can see there, it almost looked like Wally from Disney. But yeah, definitely weird to see it. I just thought I'd show you guys because I'd never seen this before. Yeah, so hopefully you enjoyed the video. Give it a like, subscribe and share this for others to hopefully see or figure out what it is. And as always, thanks for watching my video, guys. Hopefully you enjoyed the construction update and this weird contraption that I saw at the park. Have a good one, guys. Bye.


Live from Miami, Florida, it's theCUBE. Covering IBM's data in AI forums. Brought to you by IBM. We're back in Miami and you're watching theCUBE's coverage of the IBM data and AI forum. Tony Hyam is here as a distinguished engineer for the digital and cloud business analytics at IBM.  That doesn't happen often. And thank you for coming on theCUBE. Thank you. So your area of focus is on the BI and the enterprise performance management space. And if I understand it correctly, a big mission of yours is to try to modernize those, make them self-service, make them cloud ready. How's that going? It's going really well. I mean, we use things like BI and enterprise performance management, but when you really boil it down, that's analysis of data and what do we do with the data that's useful that makes a difference in the world.  So it's interesting that we're going from really enterprise use cases, democratizing it all the way down to single user on the cloud, credit card swipe, 70 bucks a month. So that was what used to work for Lotus, but Cognos is one of IBM's largest acquisitions in the software space ever. Steve Mills and his team architected a complete transformation of IBM's business and really got heavily into it. I think it was a $5 billion acquisition. Don't hold me to that, but massive one at the time and it's really paid dividends.  That these traditional platforms were a fundamental component of people's data strategies. So that created the imperative to modernize and made sure that there could be things like self-service and cloud ready, didn't it? Yeah, that's absolutely true. I mean, the workloads that we run are really sticky workloads, right?  So yes, of course there's competitive disruption in the space and of course cloud creates an opportunity for workloads to be run cheaper without your own IT people. And of course, the era of digital software, I find it myself, I try it myself and I buy it without ever talking to a salesperson, creates a democratization process for these really powerful tools that's never been invented before in that space. Now, when I started in the business a long, long time ago, it was called the DSS Decision Support Systems. And they, at the time, they promised a 360 degree view of the business. That never really happened. You saw a whole new raft of players come in and then the whole BI and Enterprise Data Warehouse was going to deliver on that promise. That kind of didn't happen either. Sarbanes-Oxley brought a big wave of imperative around these systems because compliance became huge. So that was a real tailwind for it. Then Hadoop was going to solve all these problems. That really didn't happen. And now you've got AI. And it feels like the combination of those systems of record, the data warehouse systems, the traditional business intelligence systems, and all this new emerging tech together are actually going to be a game changer. I wonder if you could comment on that. Well, so they can be a game changer, but you're touching on a couple of subjects here that are connected, right? Number one is obviously the mass of data, right? Because data has accelerated at a phenomenal pace. And then you're talking about how do I then visualize or use that data in a useful manner and that really drives the use case for AI, right? Because AI in and of itself or augmented intelligence as we talk about is only useful almost when it's invisible to the user because the user needs to feel like it's doing something for them that's super intuitive. A bit like the sort of transition between the electric car and the normal car. That only really happens when the electric car can do what the normal car can do. And so with things like, imagine you bring a Hadoop cluster into a BI solution and you're looking at that data. Well, if I can correlate, for example, time, profit and cost, then I can create KPIs automatically and I can create visualizations. I know which ones you'd like to see from that or I can give you related ones and I can even automatically create dashboards because I've got the intelligence about the data and the knowledge to know how you might visualize it versus you have to manually construct everything. And AI is also going to, when you bring these disparate data sets together, isn't AI also going to give you an indication of the confidence level in those various data sets? So for example, your BI data set might be part of the general ledger or the income statement and be corporate fact, very high confidence level. Where sometimes you mentioned Hadoop, some of the unstructured data, maybe not as high a confidence level. How are customers dealing with that and applying that? First of all, is that a sort of accurate premise and how is that manifesting itself in terms of business? Yeah, so it is an accurate premise because in the world of data, there's the known knowns and the unknown knowns, right? The known knowns are what you know about your data. What's interesting about really good BI solutions and planning solutions, especially when they're brought together, right? Because planning and analysis naturally go hand in hand from the one user at 70 bucks a month to the enterprise client. So it's things like, what are your key drivers? So this is going to be the drivers that you know what drives your profit, but when you've got massive amounts of data and you've got AI around that, especially if it's AI that's got an ontology around your particular industry, it can start telling you about drivers that you don't know about. And that's really the next step is, tell me what are the drivers around things that I don't know. So when I'm exploring the data, I might see a key driver that I never even knew existed. So when I talk to customers, and I've been doing this for a while, one of the concerns they had, the criticisms they had of the traditional systems was, ah, the process is too hard. I got to go to, this has got a few guys I can go to, I got to line up, submit a request, by the time I get it back, I'm on to something else. I want self-serve beyond just reporting. How is AI and IBM changing that dynamic? Can you put these tools in the hands of users? Right, so this is about democratizing the cleverness.  But if you're a startup or an SMB, then that's where the big market opportunity is for us. You know, abilities like, and we're building this into the software already today, is I bring a spreadsheet along. Spreadsheets, by definition, they're not rows and columns. Anyone could take a row and column spreadsheet and turn into a set of data, because it looks like a database. But when you've got different tabs and different sets of data, that may or may not be obviously relatable to each other, that AI ability to be able to introspect a spreadsheet and turn it into, from a planning point of view, cubes, dimensions and rules, which turn your spreadsheet now to a three-dimensional in-memory cube or a planning application. You know, our ability to go way, way further than you could ever do with that planning process, over thousands of people, is all possible now because we've taken all the hard work, all the lifty work out of it. So that three-dimensional in-memory cube, I like the sound of that. So there's a performance implication, obviously. And then there's, what else? Accessibility to more apps, more users, is that? Well, it's the ability to be able to process what if things on huge amounts of data. Imagine you're Boeing, right? How many parts does Boeing have? I don't know, three trillion, I'm just guessing, right? But if you've got three trillion, and you need to figure out, based on the latest hurricane report, how many parts you need to go ship to where that hurricane report is, you need to do a what if scenario on massive amounts of data in a second or two. So, you know, that capability requires an OLAP solution. However, the rest of the planet, other than OLAP people, bless them, who are very special people, don't know what OLAP is from a pop-tart. So democratizing it, right? To the person who says, I've got a set of data, and I still need to do what if analysis on things, and probably at large data, because even if you're a small company with massive amounts of data coming through, people click-stream me through your website, just for example, you know, what if analysis on putting a 5% discount on this product based on previous sales, how's that going to affect me from a future sale? So again, I think it's the democratizing as well as the ability to hit scale. So when you talk about cloud and analytics, how they've come together, what specifically IBM has done to sort of modernize it as platform, and I'm interested in what customers are saying, what's the adoption like? So, I manage the global cloud team, and we have nine on a thousand clients that are using cloud, the cloud implementations of our software. Growing actually, so actually more on two and a half thousand if you include the multi-tenant version. There's two steps in this process, right? When you've got an enterprise software solution, your clients have a certain expectation that your software runs on cloud just the way as it does on-premise, which means in practical terms, you have to build a single-tenant or managed cloud instance, and that's just the first step, right? Because getting clients to see the value of running the workload on cloud where they don't need people to install it, configure it, update it, troubleshoot it, and all that other sort of IT stuff that subtracts you from doing, running your business value, we do all that for you, but the future really is in multi-tenant and how we can get vast scale and also greatly lower cost. But the adoption's been great, clients love it. Can you share any kind of indication or is that all sort of confidential or what kind of metrics do you look at? So obviously we look at growth, we look at user adoption, and we look at how busy the servers are. I mean, let me give you, the best way I can give you is a number of servers, volume numbers, right? So we have 8,000 virtual machines running on SoftLayer or IBM Cloud for our clients. Business analytics is actually the largest client for IBM Cloud running those workloads for our clients. So it's, you know, the adoption's been really super hot and the growth continues. Interestingly enough, I'll give you another factoid. So we just launched last October, Cognos Analytics multi-tenant. So it is truly multi-tenant infrastructure.  And you would think, because we don't have software sellers out there selling it per se, that it might not adopt as much as people who are out there selling software. Well, in one year it's growing 10% month on month. So gradually it's 10% month on month. And we're at nearly 1,400 users now without huge amounts of effort on our part. So clearly there's market interest in running those softwares. And then they're not onesie twosies. These are six people per tenant. Some of people have 150 people per tenant on a multi-tenant software. So I believe that the future is dedicated as the first step to grow confidence that my on-premise investments will lift and shift to cloud, but multi-tenant will take us a lot further. So that's a proof point of existing customers saying, okay, I want to modernize. I'm buying in. They'll take a half step of the managed. Dedicated, yeah. And then obviously multi-tenant for scale and just way more cost efficient. Yes, very much so. All right, last question. Show us a little leg. What can you tell us about the roadmap? What gets you excited about the future? So I think the future, historically, planning analytics and cognitive analytics have been separate products, right? And when they came together under the BI logo in about a year ago, we've been spending a lot of our time bringing them together because, you know, you can fight in the BI space and you can fight in the planning space. And there's a lot of competitors here, not so many here, but when you bring the two things together, the connected value chain is where we're really going to win. But it's not only just doing it as a connected value chain, and it could be being being biased because I'm the former Lotus guy who believes in democratization of technology, right? But the market's showing us, when we create a piece of software that starts at 15 bucks for a single user, for the same power, mind you, right? Little, you know, less of the capabilities of 70 bucks for a single user for all of it, people buy it, so I'm in. Great, Tony, thanks so much for coming on theCUBE. It was great to have you. Brilliant, thank you. All right, and keep it right there, everybody. We'll be back with our next guest. You're watching theCUBE live from the IBM data and AI form in Miami. We'll be right back.


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All right, sever trader is welcome on back here this Tuesday afternoon I had to make sure I recited Tuesday not Monday tripping myself over here So Tuesday this Tuesday December 27th Hope everybody had a great Christmas weekend at least for all of us in social media great to see Mark and Jeff Just joining us back though and Chuck and all of us inside the side group trading room Revena and Norman as well and Ron great to see everyone here So, you know folks there's always a lot to talk about in these meetings, right? And good or bad up or down and of course in between right now The spy is just dragging back down right now So it looks like we might have a short close meaning an afternoon where we follow the market down Take some short trades a couple of stocks coming into today off of bad news of the road So we'll check out Neo check out Southwest Airlines my traders dyslexia is gonna trip myself up between Southwest Airlines LUV and Las Vegas Sands LBS I'm gonna hear that but for right now HTGM on the screen to begin it ended up making a beautiful pop after the market had opened up But if you take one look at the daily chart, you know, what's gonna happen next this thing is a pop and drop stock You know, it's the highest level here back in July ended up making this big push up from five up to 24 Right back down in a much shorter Concentrated time frame here back from you know, December 11th December 12th had a huge pop and run up for us back then Hey, it's like we always say if the stock can make a fraction of the type of run that it made for us historically That's a home run So I'd say that 49% on the day is still a pretty solid run at this point now I mean for a long time actually this afternoon it broke over five I was watching this on a coach and called one of our longtime students Glenn and I was saying to him Like I'll say it to you folks right now. I mean, we're coming off traders talk our weekly workshop where we were discussing it But you know, nothing really good happens after 11 30 in the morning. Nothing really good happens after 12 p.m Noon time, you know, you ever you know here say to your kids like oh, nothing good happens after midnight Yeah, well, nothing good happens here in the stock market or at least much more often than not Nothing good really happens after 12 p.m So, you know, this HTGM tried to continue but myself and Glenn we sat on our hands as it retested five We're very thankful that we did and just now heading into this meeting this thing just made a huge shake back down towards 450 so, you know, listen, I'm not too thrilled about this stock right now for the afternoon I'm not gonna put this on our list to begin Maybe I'll come back to it at the tail end if it ends up making another freak freak pop back up But I'll tell you we had a couple a couple of good shorts going right into this meeting No expected expectably so why Southwest Airlines, I was gonna say Las Vegas LUV Southwest Airlines with all of their flight cancellations from from yesterday and from this weekend alone I think yesterday there was like 69% of Their their total flights that were canceled crazy. I was looking on Twitter. I thought it was like one airport That was it like I was an airport issue. You look everywhere all across the the US and then elsewhere There's just major issues with Southwest Airlines and their lack of You know lack of you know people to fly planes pilots and all that so they ended up canceling everything You would have expected this to make a much better drop off from the morning though And that was our talking point in our traders talk workshop. I'm not in this right now Although I really wish I Re-looked at this it was right off of this exact line here 3435 I ended up jumping in right here They got stopped out very quick took a 4 cent 5 cent loss But on the next time of it breaking below that level led to a much better drop off I called it out from 34 for all this inside live trading room just earlier So even from missing it from 34 35 here There's still plenty of opportunity from the 34 level now the things at the low of the day It looks like a really good short now. It didn't really look that great in pre-market So with that we'll put LUV on our watch list now the stock I've been hawking from top to bottom from market open to right now It's not looking too great right now folks the neo I mean, it's been a fantastic short all from the morning up until right now But I was saying this in traders talk earlier, right? I am nothing good happens after 1130 nothing good happens after 12 o'clock Eastern time I was directly telling you folks do not short this thing. Don't let the jump in it's the day after it's the trading day after Christmas You're not expecting a whole lot of you know Volatility altogether and when the markets are flat granted if it drops It's possible for neo to continue its drop-off and for it to be pretty weak But you know now is a better time to look for that even with it inching up right now Because now we have the final hour of the day final hour and a half That's where we're expecting at least the bigger and better move. I'm not fully You know jumpy to throw this on our watch list for right now because there could be better trades There could be better shorts or better longs either way, you know right now This looks kind of flat So do I really want to subject Michael or Grant or Ron or anyone else that did not make money on this trade earlier? To jump in on this now when it's moving super slow This is not gonna make us our days pay right now Or at least I'm not led to believe it will if this could break down to 10 bucks again if you could retest 10 That's a different story, but you know for right now We'll kind of see what else is out there across the gainers and losers side here folks All right, gotta just get my scan here kind of straightened out, but we'll be good to go in a second All right.  But don't do that here. That is not what we're accomplishing here So for right now, we'll skip over that LJ aq But on the flip side, I mean hey We had this on our on our pre-market list on our morning watch list the AT&F Hey, not everything works out in our favor So, you know with this this end up actually making a couple of good trades namely off of two bucks Then off of 213 in the line that you see there, but lower highs if it's not gonna make that big move that you want It's gonna make a big move guarantee it So, you know, this just recently ended up trying to break over 213 one more time When it pulls right back below your entry level like very quickly if not instantaneously That's a red flag and again if it's not making that big move that you're looking for Very likely it's gonna make a big move just the opposite direction So unfortunately, this didn't really look to continue dump back down But um, you know, we got to learn to fold them, right? We got to learn to get out of these ahead of time just like before an HTGM off of five I didn't take this trade at least but if you jumped in over five and it pulls right back below your level I think it's easy to say now with this dropping off about 38 to 40 plus cents lower But is it worth holding on to this if you jump in over five? right So let's see what else is out there land V this thing had a big pop early after the open But we didn't really focus on it much after a kind of pop and drop move I am already how about this blast from the past actually so so far is well Friday last week, right? So this was actually on our pre-market list on Friday ended up making for more of a dud type of move You know lower highs kind of similar to the AT&F where this ended up just completely breaking down off this pennant But right now this thing has made a pretty surprising run back up It hasn't broken above Friday's high at least but you know, it's showing great direction right now It's hard to ignore this stock The reason I would ignore it if anything it's not because the chart this order book is like paper thin It's very thinly spread out. So you got to be really careful on this trade folks I'll put this on our list for right now if we build up a better list and come back to this and it's dumping back down We'll take it off Revena says ape is flat. It's been flat this whole day. We really focus on ape after like 10 30 or 10 o'clock T-R-K-A I guess for a cheapy this thing is really cooking below a dollar though, right? We're not gonna really focus on these stocks that are below a dollar Even if they are NASDAQ national stocks or AMEX or NYSE, you know, normally these stocks don't look to concisely move PRQ are hey this end up making a big move for us back on Thursday last week a bit of a pop and drop you could say as well But now breaking above that high running up really well across the intraday, you know Just seems to be stuck stuck right around the 320 ish actually that 15,000 share iceberg You could see here on the ask of my level three right off a 325 So in terms of showing strength near the highs and a big iceberg level to focus on This actually looks pretty decent PRQ are Respect the trend folks do not look to counter trend this right now You're gonna get your account ripped apart. Do not look to counter trend this Let's respect this trend first and then we'll see what happens if it false breaks above the 325. All right Just because it's shortable Doesn't mean it's gonna be a good short All right, what else we got here later saying each UI a parking is it going anywhere certainly looks like it Chinese stock and China stocks were really bullish this morning outside of Neo Yin China ETF it gapped up pretty nicely. It's still up 12 and a half percent today. That's pretty pretty damn impressive FXI That's one's up 4.2% another well-known large cap Chinese ETF So, you know, I'm just using this to kind of gauge the China market all together You know IQ and each UI a tend to move pretty similarly However, each UI a looks like a lot better of a play right now. So good call later for this one each UI a for sure She follows up by saying most gainers list stocks are below a dollar. Yeah, I see that there's a lot to kind of weed through here Gotta be careful. So I want to see what else is out there. Hey, how about this speaking of Chinese stocks MLCO Macau gaming company Ended up making a pretty strong move up in the morning. I completely forgot about this stock I'm not making a strong move came close towards the highs back from a couple weeks ago So definitely one I'm personally gonna write down for my side list not for this afternoon It doesn't look good right now, but tomorrow morning check it out tomorrow morning the stock.  I mean it's relatively slow, but it's right near the highs, right?  That's hard to borrow or too cheap too cheap or hard to borrow either or so I kind of just gloss over all of these and kind of start off on nn o x Looks pretty good to me. I mean geez this thing is dropping off quite steadily as this breaking all-time lows Kind of looks like it Whoa, look at that nice way to close out the day at least if we can get a great short on this nn o x looking really nice I Don't have book map open for the stock folks. I'll pull it up for all of us inside our live trading room At least once we finish up this meeting Lw lg Yeah, you know short of all but I like that nn o x a lot more for right now TS ll I oh You know what this is why I caught this actually I was gonna guess it and it's true This is an ETF right here now. That might not sound so like interesting to you This is an ETF specifically for Tesla single-stock ETF for TSLA Tesla Ever pulled up You know, I forgot about this Bill Ireland one of her longtime students I hope he's doing well if he's tuning in right now live But you know, he mentioned this back from like midway of this year that they were coming out with them They've been out for a little while. I'm sure we don't trade ETFs here I just stumbled upon that from the losers list with Tesla down eight to nine percent right now today I mean this thing is breaking all-time lows You know at this point like could you short it technically you can But it's like I feel like there's just better trades right now even I mean Tesla the stock itself is pretty expensive still so I could understand your reasoning to follow this But unless if you have level four, I would suggest for you to follow other trades unless if you have book map I don't think that you'll be able to actually apply Following icebergs and level three to an ETF like this So I'll slip it on our list for us folks that have book map then you could definitely give it a good good shot I don't know what the other ETFs are for like Apple and the other you know name brands that have the single Stock ETF to it, but that's all I mean Tesla's obviously been getting torn apart I mean since before 150 when we were looking at it But I mean as soon as it broke that 150 level Tesla Oh my god Fausta was saying of course earlier and and rightfully so next support on that is likely just off a hundred Alright, so with that, I mean there's a couple more maybe I could sift through on the loser side here laser la zr If Lewis is here, it'll be a fan of seeing the stock at perhaps as a short if anything, but Let's see what else is out there folks that might just about wrap it up Maybe Coinbase if anything because I know Coinbase was taking a huge hit from today once again and At all-time lows right so in terms of a short I actually don't mind slipping this on our list here, too Scott from our trading room saying SLNO at the high of the day if this was on a wacky spread I would not be too interested, but it's not a pretty tight spread and it's at the highs It's hard to ignore this one for right now, right? SLNO this stock ended up running for us like a week or two ago as well a week ago You could see here so you know for right now. We'll put this on our main list You definitely want to see continuation off this like 178 180 chart level That's all Grant saying LUV reversal Yeah, a little move back up, but let it build resistance lower highs You know not every stock is gonna trend perfectly So you know for right for as much as this already dropped after our call outs from 34 35 and at 34 bucks Not surprising to see this squeeze back up a tiny bit Grant let it build a little resistance here roughly around that 3390 level And we'll see if we can pull back Mark saying GH for a short book could look better so that could be The X factor Yeah, down 9% breaking multi-day lows, maybe all-time lows Pretty close if anything she she got to go back to 2019 2704 it is below there mark. This is all-time lows pretty interesting, right? Yeah, I agree. I wish the book looked better, but as a short as a possibility I'll put this on our back end here too, but I'll tell you we're building up a pretty big list And I don't really want to build a big list On the trading day after Christmas, right? So we still got to treat this as kind of like a wonky day in the market You know, we have a few good shorts to work with between LUV GH here the Coinbase trade if you can get the shares to short TSLL or the NNOX from earlier So there's probably just as many shorts to follow going into this closed as there are longs that we have on our list All right, so here let me just check from social media right now Looks like we're good to go there none of us on YouTube or Facebook live or at least with suggestions So with that we're gonna call it folks for all of a sudden YouTube or Facebook live If you're interested in joining our live trading room Just go right down to the link on the green banner below the stream right there to get yourself started Any questions that you'd like to send over prior to send over my way Josh at CT trading calm I always like to post my email there at the end of the stream Now real quick housekeeping note for Mark and Norman and well not mark I'm gonna be talking you mark in about a couple minutes, but for Grant and Norman and all of us live Otherwise rich is out today. He'll be back tomorrow, but a little under the weather So he was out today. I know audio from three to 330 No audio three to 330. I'll be back on right afterwards at 330 to wrap things up for you folks Going into the clothes. I'll type that in the chat board for anyone. That's not listening to me right now That's all right, but for all I said are I just want to make that known the Rita 330 where we normally would have audio No audio. I'll be back on the mic myself to wrap things up for you folks right at 330 All right, I appreciate you understanding at least but with that best of luck trading folks going into the market clothes I'll talk to you all pretty soon. Take care


Hey friends and a happy birthday to Disney's Animal Kingdom. Today it is Earth Day and it is also the anniversary of the opening day of Animal Kingdom, April 22, 1998. So I decided to come out, have a wild adventure and enjoy the park and help celebrate Earth Day and its birthday. So let's go do this. I think it's appropriate that we start off the day right here at the Tree of Life. Even though it's not technically a tree, it is an oil rig, but it's the symbol of Animal Kingdom and it's the Tree of Life. Since we're gonna be hanging out at Harambe, I know I'm gonna be visiting one of my favorite places to get a drink, the Dawa Bar. And I hear they even have a couple of new drinks that I haven't had before so that always gets me excited. Here it is, my favorite bar, the Dawa Bar and the special drink that they have is the Lion's Fury Red-stacked cherry whiskey and tropical jungle juice topped with a float of fireball cinnamon whiskey and a fiery glow cube. I'm all in on that. Oh look at it. It's so pretty. So I think I'm gonna have to mix this one around a little bit because there is the cherry stag in it, but the fireball on top and I kind of want to blend up all of the flavors. So that I can get it like in one sip, you know. And I ran into some friends, Triple P. What's up buddy? What's going on? And then Ryan, cheers you got the same drink.  It's excellent, man. Man, since you drank some cinnamon whiskey. Oh, well happy birthday. Happy birthday Animal Kingdom. Oh it's good. No, it really is good. Yeah, I definitely mix it around, I bet. That's probably, that's the trick. That's how to get to the Lion's Heart. I was calling this the Lion's Heart for the longest time. It's the Lion's Fury, I think, but I like Lion Heart better. I really do enjoy this drink. It's definitely a little bit on the sweeter side, but with, you know, obviously a spicy kick to it. If you like the jungle juice, you'll probably like this drink, but my friend Triple P, who just told me that there is a Earth Day margarita, right? You said that's a margarita for Earth Day? It's a tulle. Oh, that's a tulle. And then there's a gin-based drink that's kind of like a long island iced tea at Nomad. I think I'm going to need to be getting one of those for educational purposes. Because it's, you know, Earth Day and it's a birthday. Of course, you've got to celebrate. Yeah, that's the only reason why though. For the people. For the people. After hanging out with some of my friends, like I said, Triple P, who has a YouTube channel and I'll put his channel on the description, he tipped me off that there was a special Earth Day photo opportunity behind the Tree of Life. So I want to go search for that and plus show you the pathway there because a lot of people don't explore it out there. It's really pretty. But before we make our way over there, I heard another cavalcade coming. Doesn't look like it's any of the rare characters, but it is a cool band. They're jamming out. Let's look first. We are the Discovery Island Day. If you wish me a happy birthday, I probably should have gotten a happy birthday button. I probably should have gotten an uncelebrating Animal Kingdom's birthday, but I'll make sure to pass on all those birthdays to Animal Kingdom. This is the pathway that I was talking about that not a lot of people actually come down through. It's a quick way to get from one side of like Harambe over to Asia as well. I do want to try the Mother's Earth like infused drink at Nomad Lounge, but since we just had the Lion's Fury drink, I think we should get something to eat first and I think I have a good spot. Oh, but the birds are coming in. Love coming out here just in time for this. So amazing, isn't it? They just come so close to your head. I got super distracted by the birds, but we're going to head on over to Flametree Barbecue. I think they're coming back. Uh-oh. Right here is almost all that they have. They have a Honey Bee cupcake and a Flamingo cupcake, a strawberry cake filled with strawberry compo right here at Flametree Barbecue. So I'm going to order that and then also get myself something to eat. Maybe some ribs and chicken. Last time I was here, they had a Raya sand castle. Now it looks like they changed it to the National Geographic Secrets of the Whales. That's really, really nice. One of the best things about eating at Flametree Barbecue is they have a lot of seating down by the water so you can stare at Expedition Everest and maybe we can keep an eye out for some of those rare characters on the cavalcade. I'm not too sure who it is. Now I've heard Pocahontas, Brother Bear, Flick, but I guess we'll just have to wait and see. Well, just as I said that, take a look at that. There's Chippendale and Goofy. So we've already seen them. So the other ones should be coming around soon, but also look at that view. I haven't eaten at Flametree Barbecue in such a long time. And I'm not too sure why. I love the food here. The ribs are up there as one of my favorite ribs on Walt Disney World Property. And now I'm just so happy to be dining here. And plus we just see a look at the cupcake I got here. Look at this. Isn't it beautiful? They keep on giving me these desserts that I don't want to open or cut because they're so pretty. I actually kind of just want to set it in the water and just let it float away. I know that won't happen, but it would be pretty. Now I got this decision I need to make because I want to eat the cupcake before it melts. But at the same time I have ribs, chicken, fries and barbecue sauce. Now those things don't mix together well. So should I have dessert first or should I eat the ribs and chicken first? It's a tough decision. I think I'm gonna go with the cupcake first. Oh yeah, I'm being real brave here. And I'm gonna be very gentle when I'm opening this cupcake. Oh yeah, nice and easy here. It's so pretty on the inside. Look at this. This is gonna be great. Say goodbye as I cut right through you. I know that there is strawberry compo in the center. So we gotta show that first. Oh, look at that. Much too good. That's good. Almost like you're eating a strawberry milkshake. Wow, cupcake check. Now it's time to get down to the ribs and chicken business. Gonna get a little bit of barbecue. Gonna put it right there. Make it a little bit saucy. Oh yeah. Ooh, it's like I'm massaging the chicken with my fork and knife. That was so good. And guess what? Pocahontas is coming. I have been waiting for them to come this whole time. They're going by so quick though. I can barely get them. Bye, Miko. Back to the rib business though. I saved the best for last, the ribs. Look at these bad boys. I feel like I probably could have gotten a whole rib mione in it, but I didn't want to try the chicken. The chicken was great, but I love the ribs here. These are my favorite. Look at this. Oh, perfect. Put a little sauce on there. Absolutely amazing. Right there. Much too good for children. That was great. And I got to see Miko again. The ribs and chicken is phenomenal there. Always love it. And the flamingo cupcake was a perfect strawberry like dream. Honestly, it was like eating a strawberry milkshake. That's what I felt. So now I think we're gonna either head on over to Nomad Lounge or also see what the wait times are for like now Nabi River journey. Because that's a ride I haven't rode in a while, but the lines seem so long. So we'll check it out. Looks like there's a wait for the Nomad Lounge. So I was able to join the virtual walk up list on my phone. Says it's at a 60 minute wait. So we're on the list. So since we're on the wait list, we're gonna head right into Pandora. And that way we can actually see what the wait time is for Nabi River. That's one of the rides, like I said before, I haven't been able to ride in such a long time. Well, it says it's only a 30 minute wait. So we might have lucked out here folks. It's really cool because I'm wearing my Pandora mask and I haven't rode this ride and probably good like three months. For some reason when I was thinking Earth Day, this ride just stands out to me. I love all of the plant life and the boat ride is one of my favorite boat rides out of all of Walt Disney World. I just love all the bioluminescence that they have and the music, the shaman at the end. It's gonna be a great ride. And then afterwards, we're gonna be able to go to Nomad Lounge and get that Mother's Earth cocktail to help celebrate Earth Day and Anno King's birthday. Listen to all the wildlife in the woods back there. I love the smell of Nabi River. Kind of has its own distinct smell. All the boat rides have their distinct smell.  What's your favorite though? Let me in the comments what your favorite Disney boat ride smell is. I mean, mine has to be pirates. Hands down. Oh, and luckily we got row number one. Oh, we're going right in. That was so fun, wasn't it? And it's such a great way to... I thought we were coming down. I had on collision there.  Such a relaxing slow boat ride through the dark. I love it. I don't know why I don't do it as much as I usually do. I think it's because they used to only seat one person per car. So that always made the line super long. I've seen it actually longer than Flight of Passage just because of the social distancing. But now they have the plexiglass up so they can seat every row. It goes a little bit quicker. So I'm happy they started doing that. While I'm over here, I wanted to check the wait time for Flight of Passage. It's 50 minutes. I don't really have time to wait for that because we're going to be going to the Nomad lounge soon, which I should check to see if they called us yet. Nope, no text yet. But we are coming up on that 60 minute time limit. So we're going to head on over there and just get ready. But I think I'm going to go the opposite way up through the Lion King because I got a fascinating story to tell you. If you haven't heard, the Festival of the Lion King is coming back in just a couple of weeks. They're saying mid-May, the show should start back up again. And I'm so excited. If you guys seen any of my videos from the past, I think it was the 20th anniversary. I had dinner inside the Festival of the Lion King on the show floor with all the animals out. And it was a dinner with Joe Rodey. And I'll never forget that. It was Earth Day, Animal Kingdom birthday. Maybe I'll try to find the clip and put it in right now. Or I will put the link for that video in the description so you can check it out. But it was such a fun day. Such an amazing day. Joe, you are the man. Oh, thank you so much. I'm not really the man. I'm the boss of all the people that are in my life. That's the way.  Between him and Bob Gar, living legends. They all have pita and bread on them. Wonderful linens. And it's cool that you can just sit here. You got Pumba to your right. Giraffe behind you. I just want to dive in and eat. And I am definitely on Pumba's side right here. And I would ride the Kilimanjaro safaris right every afternoon, every afternoon. After we stopped working, nobody's there. All the equipment is gone. None of the animals have gone in yet. But all the grass is in it. It's like four feet tall with all the trees. I just got notification that our table's ready at the Nomad lounge. So we're going to head right over there. But there's another cabin cake coming. And I think it's Mickey himself. Oh yeah, look at that. They're saying hello. Hi friends. Look at that. Oh you. Thank you. I like to think every time Mickey points at me, he doesn't point at anyone else. He only points at me. But I know that's not true. I just want to feel a little special. I'm very excited to be going into the Nomad lounge. Just a couple days ago, I had dinner here at Tiffins. And you guys could check that video out because it was so much fun. And I ended up eating that Lion King dessert. Unbelievable. One of my favorite desserts I've ever had in any of the parks. So it's good to see what they got going on at the Nomad lounge now. They do have an option for outdoor seating and indoor seating. I don't know if I get the option since I'm on the walk-up list. But I'd rather wait there, drink or eat inside.  Outside, it's beautiful, but it's a very nice area. Here is a look at the Mother Earth cocktail. This looks so amazing, doesn't it? It's a gin-based drink. I'm not too fond of gin, but the way this is looking and since it is Earth Day, gotta go for it. We ended up actually getting a seat at the bar, which is kind of what I wanted anywhere. I love sitting at the bar places.  But this place is so cozy and fun. I just really like the atmosphere in here. And take a look at the ceiling. Isn't that so awesome? And of course, the main reason that we came here was to try the Mother Earth. And that's exactly what I got. And it's right here. Look at this fancy thing. It looks so beautiful. It's not sliding too well, but there it is. And like I said, I'm not a big gin drinker. So we're gonna see how it goes. But you know, you gotta do it. When it's Earth Day, gotta go for it. It is definitely a very earthy drink. You can taste the lemon juice and the Thunderbolt tea syrup. Very strong in there. And the gin mixes pretty well with it.  Call me crazy, but I think I'm gonna get something to eat. I know we just had the ribs and chicken at Flametree Barbecue, but looking at the menu here, I've seen they sell ribs. And it's only $10, which I thought was a pretty good price. So I'm excited to see what they look like. Double doing it on the ribs today, I guess. As you can see, they've got some squash soup, beef, sliders. Those are the smoked pork ribs for $10. A charcuterie, lobster macaroni and cheese. And at the very bottom, the Mother Earth. Look at these bad boys. Holy moly. Now it's gonna be interesting to see which ribs I like better. Is it gonna be the Nomad Lounge Ribs or the Flametree Barbecue? They both look amazing. These ones are definitely prettier. That is a tough decision. These ones definitely look prettier, but hands down, gotta go with Flametree Barbecue. I think the sauce on them kind of makes a difference. I don't like the sauce so much, but I love how just the smokiness of Flametree is. And I don't know, Flametree for the win. These are still very, very delicious though. I absolutely do love them. But in comparison, when you eat two different types of ribs a day, it's really hard to say. One thing that the ribs got going for them, that Flametree doesn't have, I feel like there's more meat on the bones in the price. $10, you really can't go wrong with that. I mean, it was only four ribs, but that's what you get with the chicken and rib combo, and that was $16. So very, very good on that part, but just the overall better rib Flametree. All I have to say is the ribs, the beer and the Mother Earth were so amazing. I love going into the Nomad Lounge and this has been a great day at the park. We're going to still keep on going and enjoying the rides.  Like everything is just so much fun and I'm having a great time. It doesn't flow together well because I don't even have time to like kind of plan out the next step. I'm just going with the flow of things and then videoing it. And I just, I love it. Absolutely love it. Not too sure when the Kilimanjaro safaris stop running, but I think I'd like to squeeze that in today. Sometimes they close an hour early. We'll find out when we get over there. We still have a good hour and 45 minutes to go. As soon as we made our way over the bridge, there is a sign that lets you know when the last safari will depart. Right there it is. The last safari is at 7.15 p.m. So it's good to know. You know what I mean? It's important to know.  It's such a cool relaxing ride through the Forbidden Forest. I love it. Luckily it's only a 15 minute wait though. All day long this ride has been a very long wait and it's at 15 minutes, but we're walking right on. So lucky. As we sit here and wait for Simba 1, fun fact. When the parks first opened, I came here for cast member previews and did you know you were allowed to take your mask off? Isn't that insane? Like so when the parks first reopened after being closed, they used to allow you to get in and they'd be like, okay folks, now you can take those face mask off only because they had the separators on this whole time. And I just think back to like, wow, things have changed drastically. I also asked to sit in the back row because I feel like you have a longer chance to stare at the animals. Oh boy, it's going to be a little rocky here. It's a party in the USA. Wow, first things first, we get to take a real close look at a greater kudo. Look at that right there. That is insane. Oh, looks like we're coming up on some crocodiles. Anybody know why crocodiles are always angry? It's because they got all them teeth and no toothbrush to brush them. Sometimes the animals actually want to cross the street. So we have to stand still because they have the right of way. So we could be out here for hours. If there was an animal in front of symbol one, they would not force that animal to move. We could be here for hours. I'm sure they'd send a truck to pick us up though. But right now, we're just kind of hanging out here. In Disney, the animals always have them right away. That's not just on the safari. The ducks, anything. So it's just really cool just like letting them do their thing. Right there is the world of beasts that was holding up traffic for such a long time. Like we sat there for a good 10 minutes because of him and I like it. Thank you. Wow, look at that. An elephant right behind us. What's he doing back there? Something cool. We're going to be able to go over the squeaky bridge. I don't know if it does the effects anymore. No effects. That makes me so sad. It usually makes like this really tight, like creepy noise. Like we're about to fall. Oh, wow. Look at the lions up there. Wow. They're in the daylight out. From the day we arrived on the planet. Wow. That was really awesome to be able to see the lions up close like that. Normally they're sleeping and now we get to come up on the newest like exhibit, the goats. Where are they at? The goats are gone. The goats are missing. Please, if anybody knows what happens to the goats, please let me know. I'm very concerned. The safari is a long attraction. So we have just about under 40 minutes to get over to Expedition Everest. I think we're going to make it. Just about everything over in Africa closes a half an hour before the park closes. So mostly everything shut down. Now we're just going to make our slow walk over to Expedition Everest and try to catch kind of like a sunset ride. Hopefully. I mean the sun doesn't set to like 740 and it's still pretty bright out. I know I said it was a slow walk but we're really cutting it close. Luckily we're coming up on Everest though. It's just so beautiful out. So like when the park is this empty I just like to stop and look around a lot because you get to like just witness everything. Look at that. This is what I was talking about. I just keep on stopping and staring because it's just so beautiful over here. 754. Now I guess I didn't rush as I thought I would be. I mean we actually made it here in plenty of time. We could probably just sit out here for another like four minutes and still get in. Yeah five minute wait. Look at that. Thank you. It's not my birthday. It's the animal kingdom's birthday. Honestly if we just waited a little bit we could be the last ones to ride Expedition Everest tonight. Like it's that empty in here. I think I might do it. I mean it's only two minutes until they close the queue. I don't want to be the last person to ride but it'd be nice to just be on the last train. I just kind of feel fancy. Look at this. This reminds me of Tiffin's Restaurant. 758. No one's coming behind us yet though. Literally looks like it's just us. Come on hurry up folks. You got this. Welcome. I should board here. Last train. What a great way to end the night here. Happy birthday Animal Kingdom. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. I enjoyed making. I had such a fun day today. Just having a great day at Animal Kingdom and celebrating its birthday and celebrating Earth Day. I wish there were some things I could do like going to Rafiki's Planet Watch and I missed a couple photo opportunities because they stopped at three o'clock but I still had an amazing day. Can't go wrong. Any hoos. I hope you enjoyed the video. I enjoyed making it. We'll see you next time. Bye.  I think you might like. No exception. The wildlife scenes in this research yielded an unexpected dividend. An idea for a new motion picture series we called The True Life Adventure.


Hi, my name is Danny and welcome to Esoteric Moment. Today I have another book review for the book Art of Ritual. The Art of Ritual is another pagan portal, so it's a very short book. It's not meant to be, you know, ridiculously in-depth. It's meant to really push people into a new section or get them started in research, give them enough tools to get messy and dirty and enjoy whatever it's about, but leaves you kind of in a good position to pursue more information. Using that in mind, The Art of Ritual is a very short book that has, frankly, a lot of basic information about what ritual is in a pagan path. So the first part of the book talks about typical questions like what tools you need, what does ritual entail, am I qualified to perform ritual? All of those kind of beginner questions that you might have. There is definitely a tendency to focus on kind of wicked as the baseline when doing beginner work, and this book has a little bit of that, but I did notice and appreciate that the author works pretty hard at at least mentioning other practices and mentioning that, for example, Druidry does this. While I noticed that Wicca was the baseline for some of these basic descriptions, I didn't feel alienated just because that wasn't my path. So I think this book does appeal to a wide branch, a wide group of pagans, not just the beginner Wicca student. The second half was the most interesting part of the book, in my opinion. The author had some other contributors present different rituals, and these rituals were written out pretty in-depth. They had what tools you would need, whether it was a solitary practice, or whether it was a ritual that involved many different people. It involved scripts, so what you actually could say, and usually a little bit of history about why this ritual was created, or who was involved the first time it was performed. You have some basic rituals for the seasons and for espats celebrations. You have some basic celebrations for rites of passage. There is one hang-up with rites of passage for me, and that is in the pagan community it's really easy, I think, for people to focus on biological females having their adult rite of passage be their first period, and then for biological males we don't have a ritual, and even in this book they kind of talk about, well there's a few examples, and 13 is a good age, but that was it, and it's really hazy in this book, and I think in our community in general, about how we handle young trans pagans, and you know what we can do to make sure that their adult rite of passage is as welcoming to them as it is to anyone else, whether you know someone who identifies as female but isn't menstruating, like you're still an adult even if that's not your thing, and you should still have a ritual that honors that feminine power that you identify with that is a part of you. So I wish that those two rituals had a little bit more in-depth conversation about those issues, and that in general we just talked about how do we make this better for our young people, but again this is a short book, so I understand that you can't go super in-depth to all of those issues and that there are resources slowly hopefully being developed for some of those things. There are also some rituals written in this book that are very specific to different paths, so there are some rituals for specific goddesses, rituals for very specific time periods for paths that honor something, and those I found to be really fascinating, especially because they aren't things that I incorporate into my path or have really considered incorporating them, but I found nuggets of ritual that were really interesting and called to me that I might incorporate into other celebrations and my overall recommendation is that this book is a four out of five stars for sure. It's great, it gives you the basics of what you need, and can really help you pinpoint other areas that you want to investigate. I also was surprised that this is something that you could keep on a shelf and actually want as a resource because the ritual examples were really in-depth and would be great if you're trying to develop your practice or you're working with a group and figuring out what you want to do. The only things that would have made this book better in my opinion would be a little bit more attention to the rites of passage and perhaps having a little bit more exercises or description about how one crafts ritual, not just the basics of what ritual is, but a little bit more about how to discern what inspiration means to you and how you kind of translate that inspiration into writing a ritual for yourself or for groups. I think that's the part of ritual that many people get hung up on and it was touched in a myriad of places in this book but could still use a little bit more meat to it, I feel like. Anyway, this is a fabulous pagan portal book. If you are looking for ways to kind of beef up your ritual or looking for rituals that you haven't seen published in other places, I really think this is a great investment and that you'll enjoy it. In the comments below, I would love to hear what your favorite ritual is. Maybe it's a time of year or rites of passage.  They are always fascinating stories to me. Thanks for watching and as always, may you find peace in the sacred grove.


Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2020 Panini prism no huddle football two box break two random teams each number one from jaspyscasebreaks.com so the way this works six team spots everyone gets two random teams NFL no veteran common ship there you go pretty simple here is our teams or our customers from Andrew Rich down to Jesse Waybright and since everyone gets two teams we need to copy this list and double it up there you go Jesse Waybright last spot mojo up to Jesse Waybright and last spot mojo and our teams from the Cardinals down to the Washington football team dice roll to randomize both lists and pair them up five and a one six times six and final time from Jenny Bann down to Peter Trang six times on the teams six and final time can't see the chiefs down to New Orleans Saints so Jenny Bann with the chiefs Ryan Carlson with Washington Adam Andrew Rich with Cleveland Alexander Chiat with Texans Ryan Carlson with the Chargers and the Buccaneers congrats Ryan good luck Michael Sclifani with the Dolphins good luck Michael nightbond with the Bears Raphael Wontool with the Falcons Jeremy Moller with the Patriots Ryan Carlson with the Broncos Michael Sclifani with the Bills Young Min Kim with the Jets Cruz Guerrero with the Packers nightbond with the Giants Peter Trang with the Cowboys Jesse Waybright last spot mojo with the Raiders Gale Ablo with the Titans Ginny Bond with the Ravens Andrew Rich with the Vikings Ryan Carlson with the Rams Raphael Wontool with the Eagles Cruz Guerrero with the Panthers Gale Ablo with the Bengals congrats Gale and good luck Andrew Rich with the Lions Alexander Chiat with the 49ers Jeremy Moller with the Colts Young Min Kim with the Jaguars Jesse Waybright last spot mojo with the Steelers Andrew Rich with the Seahawks Ryan Carlson with the Cardinals Peter Trang with the Saints what were the Eagles on there Raphael Wontool good luck so let's sort this and open up a trade window so anybody in here want to trade since this is break number one this is from a fresh case so I need to figure out which two boxes we're gonna do no Greg I was just saying it was a beautiful card and a low numbered one too at that and that's why when I saw the numbering on the back I was like oh come on you gotta do better than that like all the other ones I've seen the the top of the J everything's like centered on there that's the first one so sealed case let's figure it out which two boxes we're gonna do there are 20 boxes in this case it's not like there's any talks of trades whatsoever so let's figure out what two we're doing like I said there's 20 here they're in stacks of five so let's just do this uh the sausage can't forget the sausage is that a print box okay so 20 boxes left here is going to be one through five middle or second one is going to be six through 10 11 through 15 and then right over here is going to be 16 through 20 figure out which two boxes we're going to do let's pop back over here for a second turn on the nick cam so you guys can see no funny business all 20 boxes still there uh let's open up a new random.org home random number generator from one to 20 so box 19 and box three so no talks of trades let's go ahead and print and rip no okay I got it so three and 19 it is so you can see this was one through five so five four that's three 20 19 so those are our boxes for down let's put the patented X what's up Tyler how are you for to indicate that these are all from the same case uh next one of these is in the store now guys and it was moving so get your spots let's clear the site tonight because we are going to be gone off of youtube the next two nights guys so get your spots now so we can do everything we can tonight what else do you want we're going to get a pasta and uh what pasta bolognese bolognese bolognese did you say bolognese oh god we're tortellini or gavioli or there's cannolis you know I'll take uh I'll take some tortellini it's I did Tyler it was very nice that's what it is it's not there in the air sauce oh that's one you got that yeah that's one you want the cell on and everything basil basil yes that's fine that is okay I don't belong in the kitchen you don't uh last spot mojo jesse way bright with the raiders on this one and also what on the team what did the team do to end up with the Steelers two good teams good rookies especially wide receivers so I think every pack has a no huddle parallel and each box has one auto there's one negative uh in there per box as well yeah how was yours Tyler cool good luck everybody Otto Josiah de Guara no huddle auto for the Green Bay Packers Cruz Guerrero Isaiah Simmons for the Cardinals Ryan Carlson Sonny Michelle no huddle 279 for the Patriots Jeremy Moeller Devin Duvernay for the Ravens and Jenny Bonn DJ Moore no huddle hype for the Panthers Cruz Guerrero Ben Danucci for the Cowboys Peter Trang Aaron Jones no huddle for the Packers uh no numbering on these ones that's for Cruz Guerrero and Ross Blacklock for the Texans and Alexander Chia champ Bailey pink to 15 7 out of 15 for the Broncos and Ryan Carlson Claiborne Chase on for the Jaguars Young Min Kim Tremaine Edmonds no huddle for the Bills Michael Sclafani and Cam Acres for the Rams and Ryan Carlson AJ Dylan rookie no huddle Packers Cruz Guerrero and Michael Pittman Jr for the Colts and Jeremy Moeller Justin Simmons no huddle blue to 79 for the Denver Broncos and Ryan Carlson DJ Dallas for the Seahawks Andrew Rich Shaquille Barrett unstoppable no huddle Tampa Bay Ryan Carlson and Jared Pinkney for the Falcons and Raphael Wontool Portland Sutton hype no huddle for the Broncos going to Ryan Carlson and there you go damn Justin Herbert negative no huddle for the Chargers and Ryan Carlson I guess that's pretty good there we go Neville Gallimore for the Cowboys Peter Trang Cole Beasley to 35 for the Bills and Michael Sclafani Isaiah Coulter for the Texans and Andrew Alexander Shia Julio Jones no huddle Falcons Raphael Wontool and Colin Johnson for the Jaguars and Young Min Kim no Jeff not at all he's uh he's on vacation Deandre Swift emergent for the Lions and Andrew Rich and Patrick Peterson for the Cardinals and Ryan Carlson Zach Moss Bills Michael Sclafani Van Jefferson to 79 for the Rams Ryan Carlson and CD Lamb for the Cowboys and Peter Trang Frank Clark for the Chiefs Jenny Vaughn Anthony Gordon for the Seahawks Andrew Rich Tom Brady fireworks for the Buccaneers Ryan Carlson and DeSean Watson all out for the Texans at Alexander Shia Xavier McKinney for the Giants and Knight Bond Darrington Evans Red Titans to 50 that's for Gail Abloh and Joe Burrow Bengals Gail Abloh as well there you go Gail Josh Allen go harder go home Bills Michael Sclafani and Derek Brown for the Panthers Jeff I'll personally send you a Christmas card after this how was your Christmas Jeff quiet the way you like it that's a good thing always a good thing box two good luck everybody so new auto in here and new uh new uh negative in here too Austin Eckler hype uh for the Chargers Ryan Carlson Michael Ohomuria for the Broncos Ryan Carlson Kenny Galladay for the Lions Andrew Rich and there's our negative Chase Young Washington Ryan Carlson also he got the uh he got the Chargers one with the Herbert too Lynn Bowden Jr for the Raiders Jesse Waibright Quinn and Williams pink to 15 for the Jets Hyun Min Kim and Jacob Eason for the Colts and Jeremy Moller T Higgins for the Bengals Gail Abloh and Jordan Brooks for the Seahawks and Andrew Rich nice fake pun Josh Allen fireworks for the Bills Michael Sclafani and Jerwin James for the Chargers Ryan Carlson AJ Terrell for the Hawks or sorry for the Falcons Rafael Wontwell and Tyler Boyd Red to 50 for the Bengals Gail Abloh Juan Jennings for the 49ers Alexander Chia Sterling Shepard for the Giants Knight Bond Josue de Guara for the Packers that's going to Cruz Guerrero Dalvin Cook for the Vikings Andrew Rich and DeMarcus Robinson for the Chiefs Jenny Bond Kishan Vaughn for the Buccaneers Ryan Carlson how are you Deandre Swift to 79 for the Lions Andrew Rich and Van Jefferson for the Rams and Ryan Carlson good it's Adam right I'm assuming that's what the username is that you're using maybe I think Nick this is Prism no huddle two random team number one the schedules in the chat okay that's what I thought I was like that's only the username it has to be that Jeff P so are you still in the chat by any chance that I assume so I assume so hey you gotta do what you gotta do to watch to hang out and chat right that's good for the P-Rines thanks Cruz Jalen Hertz very nice for the Eagles Rafael Wontool Jonathan Taylor for the Colts Jeremy Moeller we got points so that'll probably replace the Otto unfortunately but that'll be randomized to one person in the break at the end Dorrell Taylor for the Seahawks that's going to Andrew Rich Vaughn Miller to 35 for the Broncos Ryan Carlson Marlon Davidson for the Falcons Rafael Wontool Daniel Hunter for the Vikings Andrew Rich Cole Comet for the Bears Knight Bond Kenny Clark for the Packers Cruz Guerrero and Jordan Love for the Packers as well and Cruz Guerrero there you go Cruz you send it to me I send it back to you that way Grant Delpit 23 out of 50 for the Browns and Andrew Rich Tyler Johnson for the Buccaneers Ryan Carlson Mark Ingram going to the Ravens Jenny Bond Terrell Lewis for the Rams and Ryan Carlson T Higgins Bangles Gail Abloh Trayvon Diggs Cowboys Peter Trang and Larry Fitzgerald to 79 for the Cardinals Ryan Carlson and Jeff Okuda for the Lions and Andrew Rich finishes it off let's give away these 900 points here one person in the break we're going to copy the list of teams paste that into a randomizer team on top after however many dice rolls gets it so Washington back up to Arizona one of the three four times good luck one two and three it was four right yeah four fourth and final time congratulations to the Tennessee Titans which is Gail Abloh you got yourself $900 900 points added to whatever else you got in the break itself there you go guys that was 2020 Panini Prism no huddle football two box break random team number one from jaspyscasebreaks.com I'm Sean jaspyscasebreaks.com thanks for hanging out and we'll see you next time


Well, hello. Looks like you're in a jam. Not exactly the safest place to be. How did this happen?  Well, you probably wish you used the hierarchy of controls concept right about now. Think of the hierarchy of controls concept as a pyramid with five levels of control and prevention that can help protect you and your coworkers from hazards on the job. For example, let's say you don't work around men eating lunch or stealing wildlife, but inside a factory near dangerously loud eardrum busting equipment starting at the bottom or personal protective level of the hierarchy of controls pyramid. To prevent the loud noise from damaging your hearing, you could wear approved ear protection moving up on the pyramid to administrate a solution to the noise hazard. You could also limit the total time any worker spends using the equipment. Okay, let's move up yet another tear on the pyramid to engineer a solution. Let's say the volume level is still too high to be safe, or it isn't practical for several employees to share time on the equipment. Additional safety measures can be engineered into the workstation, like using a specially designed isolation shield or enclosure. Going another step up the hierarchy of controls pyramid means finding ways to substitute a potentially risky equipment for equipment that is potentially less hazardous to workers. At the highest level of the hierarchy of controls concept, you would eliminate the danger altogether. One way to do this is to contract the work to specialists who have the training and equipment to get the job done without putting anyone in harm's way. Here's the best way to think of the hierarchy of controls. Always aim high in the pyramid. Jobs should be designed to have as few hazards as possible, with the need for personal protective equipment being the last resort. Whether your workplace hazards include loud or continuous noises, using harsh chemicals, making constant repetitive motions, lifting or it's simply a hazardous environment, the hierarchy of controls can help limit or even eliminate your exposure to these hazards. For more bare facts that can help you and your co-workers increase on the job safety, check out more at WorkSafe.


Good morning, shipmates. This is Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Juan Garcia. 11 years into the longest sustained combat operations in American history. And with the new national defense strategy recently rolled out by the president and the secretary of defense, that by any analysis is based on the sea services and focuses on the Navy Marine Corps. There's very little reason to believe that the relentless operational tempo that you and your families have operated under for the last decade is going to let up any time soon. That's why earlier this year, right here in the hangar bay of the USS Baton, the secretary of the Navy, CNO, the command on the Marine Corps, McPon, and Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps gathered to roll out a new initiative we're calling 21st Century Sailor and Marine. Now, it wasn't by accident that they chose the Baton. The Baton and its crew had recently returned from one of the longest deployments in recent decades. They knew this is a ship that was strained and that had asked a lot of their crew and their families. 21st Century Sailor and Marine is a set of initiatives that brings together those programs in existence, those in development, some new ones, brings them together under one overarching rubric designed to ensure that you and your families have the tools you need to succeed and excel in the coming decade, knowing, again, that the operational tempo you've known for the last decade is very unlikely to let up any time soon. Five key focus areas under 21st Century, safety, readiness, physical fitness, inclusion, and continuum of service. But the two I'd really like to focus on for today's event are physical fitness and safety. Now, the Navy's physical fitness story is a good one. All the trends are going in the right direction. The PFA is a very, very serious process that's taken seriously year-round. No longer do folks spool up for it just twice a year. It's a lifestyle. And sailors know that the consequences of three failures in four years will have a meaningful impact on their career. Now, when I first showed up for my first fleet command out at the old NAS Barber's Point, I'll never forget the squadron had their first, or had my first PFA. And when we did the mile-and-a-half run, the command master chief lapped everyone, finished a full half mile ahead of the rest of the command. And he did the whole thing while smoking a cigarette. I thought it was the coolest thing I'd ever seen at the time. I said, I want to be like that guy. Well, two decades down the road, we know so much more about how to take care of ourselves. We understand fitness in a much more sophisticated way. And at a time we know that we simply can't afford man-days laws for illness, for sickness, or for injury, we want to zero in on that. That's why at every command in the Navy, your CFL, your command fitness leader, will be trained on a program we call NOFS, Navy Operational Fuel and Fitnessing Standards. It's designed so that your CFL is trained and has the gear and the equipment they need to help you maintain your A game every day, whether you're on a destroyer, some of which are losing their gyms, or a submarine where there may be two treadmills for an entire crew to use, or you're in an expeditionary setting somewhere where there's not access to a traditional gym. Your CFL will provide you with the tools you need, the exercises you need, the gear you need to keep yourself fit every day. Now, by the end of this calendar year, in every chow hall, mess hall, galley, wardrobe in the Navy, and the Marine Corps, at every meal three times a day, there'll be at least one entree taken from the USDA's most healthy list, and one side dish taken from the USDA's most healthy list. No one's gonna tell Sailor and Marine they've gotta eat their broccoli or their spinach, your grownups, but at the same time, you're gonna be trained on how to keep yourself fit, and you're gonna have the best options available. Now, what you do every day professionally is dangerous enough. We don't wanna lose Sailors and Marines in their off time to injuries or God forbid, worse. Great example of this is the Motorcycle Safety Program. All the trends are going in the right direction. The requirement to take the beginner rider course is reaping real benefits, but there's still some holes to close. Last year we lost 12 Sailors in motorcycle mishaps, and in nine of those cases, the Sailor had had the intro course, but had never gotten around to either the sport bike course or the expert rider course.  I urge you to Google it, find out about it, ensuring that you and your families are taking advantage of the program's design to ensure you will succeed and excel in the coming decade, despite what prompts us to be a very challenging operational tempo. I'd like to thank the Navy and Marine Corps Public Health Center for their support of this program, and congratulate them on this campaign. It's gonna make a difference in the lives of our Sailors and Marines and their families, and it's gonna keep us ready to execute the nation's business. Thanks for your work. Be safe shipmates, and we'll see you in the fleet.


In this short video, I'm going to show you how to add a title to your map. Again, we are in the layout view. We want to go to Insert, Title. As you can see, Basemap pops into your map. Double-click that. And the Properties window pops up. Type in the title of your proposed project. And then just grab it. And we're going to do that one more time. That Basemap again. And then we're going to go ahead and type in the NeboBask Interconnect. We're going to go down here to Change Symbol. We're going to make that a little bit smaller. We'll probably make that about 18. Hit OK. Hit OK again. I'll place it. Just again, drag it up to the top. And now we have a title. Now we're going to add one more text in here. One more title. Drag it off the map. Champlain Power. Change Symbol. We're going to give it a new size. We're going to call it 16. Give it a 16 size. We're going to change the text a little bit. You can change it to whatever you want. Click OK. Click OK again. Grab Champlain Power and put it down in your title block. And now we have a map fully populated with a title. And a legend. North Arrow and scale block.