What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards ripping one box of 22 pinny elite extra edition baseball hobby for Dale Let's go look here Dale. Let's see what we got man. I Think we're gonna actually end up buying one I just uh, I think we were both just like ready to go home yesterday So we just both left we're like we kind of looked at each other like yeah, we'll just maybe do it in our time But if I were good if I'm gonna do it, I think it's gonna be a jumbo Eventually I should have gotten one on release that that was my my foolishness there We've got Brenner Cox That's right here. We got a Mikey Romero Three-color patch for the Red Sox 31 out of 49 nice one there Chase my draw 19 out of 24 for the Red Sox as well. It's been a good Red Sox box Hope you're a Red Sox fan Dale About there to prospect Samuel Zavala for the Padres to 499 and Ryan Cermak to 299 for the Rays Daniel Susak for the for Arizona It was chase my draw the guy in 22 bowman draft There's Tyler Stewart hidden gems for the I believe Mets met their Yankees Second auto is gonna be Jacob waters for the A's nice one there. W. West Virginia Got Adam Azur to 999 for the Padres and a Jelvin Arias that is 169 out of 999 for the DPL Dominican Prospects League got Jonathan Cannon refractor for Georgia Cooper is your that's going to the Cardinals 14 out of 199 future threads Followed by Zach and Nito, that's a Nito Nito for the Angels. That's when they're one of their top prospects Jimmy Crooks the Drake song 146 out of 349 and Christopher Passiola to 123 Actually kind of wild that there's an MLB player named Jimmy Crooks and there's literally a Drake song named called Jimmy Crooks Yeah It'd be funny if it was Drew Jones nice one there one of his first cards for the Diamondbacks see him in 22 Bowman There's a Drew Gray hidden gems for the Cubs I am not I have to say Jordan Got Ryan Ritter for the Rockies on the extra edition auto Followed by Peyton Graham for the Tigers the 499 on the Stats and Sean McLean for the Dodgers to 170. Please someone please someone tell me that Jake Paul got knocked out for those ones please That is four of ten Dylan Bieber is on the gold nice one there For the Abelie Pisa Oreo as well as Connor Stain for the Rockies on the extra edition auto We've got Fransley Silverio Two-color patch auto 46 of 49 You gotta be kidding me Hayden Alvarez for the DPL To 499 and Reggie Crawford to 299 status for the Giants in the Yukon That'll do it for your break there Dale. Thanks again for your support my friend. We'll get those right out to you buddy


CHAPTER IX The spirit of man is the candle of the Lord. Just in the degree you think and exercise your supreme nature, will you know the power of the spirit? Spirit is the essence and manifestation of life. Through it you shall realize, shall experience, shall see, shall know, shall live. His ministering spirits go to and fro through all the earth, doing his good pleasure. Nothing can come except we attract and draw it. Nothing can stay with us when we let it go. All are made one by the spirit.  Around you are forces of the spirit waiting to do your bidding. The moment you attract them, the windows of the universe are opened, and the power of the spirit is poured upon you. It is everywhere. Its glory fills the earth, radiant in the glories of the sunset, shining in the soft light of the moon, gleaming in the lovely stars, waiting to minister to your needs, to fulfill your desires, to comfort you, to restore you, to endow you with power. You are of the supreme spirit. The law of telepathy. It is a supreme law whereby one soul may reach and minister unto another soul. It is spirit manifested through thought waves. It is magnetism spiritualized. It is a mystic wonder of spiritual manifestations. It inspires visions, dreams, premonitions, and through vibration of wave thoughts gives universal communion, soul companionship, to the children of light. To use the law, sit in silence, relaxed. Summon a mental picture of the person you wish to reach. Get clearly as possible the actual presence in your mind. Then begin to send the wave thoughts by repeating impressively to yourself or allowed the message of your code. Never try to do this when tired, exhausted, or excited. Think intently on the message and your desire to reach the mind of the person you wish to aid. Students should practice both sending and receiving telepathic messages and influences daily. Never think that the will, condition, or temperament of the person to whom they are directed, will retard, obstruct, or destroy your work. Act in supreme command. Put all the intense force of your will into your wave thoughts. Magnetic ethers will be your messengers. You will likely get a direct response in a wave unison, or it may come later after your work is done. The students should bear in mind also that they may and should develop original work. Make new and personal codes. The purpose of codes is to unify the wave motion and keep the mind intense. Beware of selfish purpose, revenge, hate. These are the destroying angel sure to return to you. Telepathic code for healing. I bring you healing. You are supreme over all bodily conditions. You shall not suffer. Pain shall leave you. Strength is zine.  Perfect good is in you and you are a part of it. I see you are well. You are delivered. You are uplifted. Arise and walk. Go forth to thy desire. Every organ and function of your body is full of health. I see you as a part of the supreme life whole, active, happy, strong. Telepathic code for guidance. No evil shall befall thee. You are safe. Fear shall not assail you. You are greater than all dangers. You shall have light with you. Time shall be a lamp to thy feet. Courage shall allume you. Faith and hope shall be close to you. You shall not be deceived. You shall prevail. That which you seek shall be revealed unto you. Your heart's desire shall be granted. You shall not err. You shall reach your aims and shall achieve your purpose. Perfect code for success. All power is yours. You are supreme. Wealth, possessions, friends, position, and happiness are for you. Ways shall open before you. Opportunity will be revealed to you. Right possibility shall be made manifest to you. You shall see an open door. Abundance is yours. Door to supply your needs will be given to you. Doubt shall clear away leaving you free.  You shall be guided to plenty. Telepathic code for friends. Always are open between us. I am calling to you. My soul and mind are open to you. No wrong shall endure between us. The springs of kindness shall be open to us. I am listening to your spirit. We shall be led into truth, love, and happiness. Our love is perfect. We shall not err. You hear the voice of my wish for you. You know my mind. All promises and truth are perfect. All is light. There is no darkness between us. There is no distance or obstacle between us. Your mind answers to my mind. Your heart to my heart. Your soul to my soul. When tempted, I am near to withhold you. When disheartened, I will inspire you. Day and night are the same. You shall not falter. Our vision shall be made real. Our desires, heart longings, soul hunger, shall be satisfied. Our future hope shall be actualized. Our destinies realized in the pavilions of silence. Your life and my life are the radiant units of the life perfect. Build the world with thought waves. The dire curse of this world is idleness. Some are working too hard, while a vast multitude idly look on.   Idleness is a sin. The wages of sin is death.  If a man will not work, neither shall he eat. He can't eat long. He loses his appetite, spoils his digestion, gets heart failure. When you retire from business, from work, from active, aggressive occupation, you want to buy your lot in the graveyard at once. If I were rich, do you say? Stuff and nonsense.  What you need is punch. You have lost your grip, grit, and punch. And no matter if you are 90 years old, you can get them all back. How? Listen. Build the world with thought waves. Begin with your world. What is it? The kitchen or the school room, the ditch or the mayor's chair, the field or a superintendent of a railroad, a brickyard or a bank, a bench or a pulpit, a loom or grand opera, a pick or a pen. Take a look at your world. What is it? Now plan it. Then breathe life into your plan. You cannot help others until you help yourself. You cannot save others and not be worth saving yourself. You are supreme. And this is your ultimate hour. You are under the law of liberty. Go to your own, free of all outward restraints, forms, commands, and laws.  You shall be judged only by this law of liberty, the best in you and the highest good of others. Use this personal code as you work. Personal code. I am power. I am life. I am energy. I am fearless. I am strong. I am free. I am success. I am well. Faith is clear, bright, shining within me. I shall be guided. I shall be given wisdom. I shall triumph. That personal code, given 10 minutes a day, will double your power of efficiency in six months. Stick to it. Each day, drive it harder. Bring out your abilities, insight, courage, daring, and boost yourself. Energy is something you generate just as the dynamo generates electricity.  Freight thought waves with your desires and send them out. They will come back richly laden for you. Load your smiles, heart throbs, good wishes, onto thought waves, and send them out to serve others, cheer others, give hope to others, to help others across the hard places. They will come back bearing to you some 30 fold, some 60 fold, and some 100 fold. Happiness comes through loving service. The student should have faith in the work entered upon. It is founded upon law and fact. Someday the law will be made fully clear and operative in all departments of life. The wireless telegraph is a step in the demonstration. Recently, a young woman in Elizabeth, New Jersey, was awakened by thought waves after all medical applications had failed to arouse her from a six day sleep. An acquaintance of the authors was warmed by thought waves from his mother to avoid danger. He was so deeply impressed that he delayed a day, his western trip, and so missed the train that went down at Ash Tabula. A husband, who was some miles distant transacting business, received the thought waves from his wife that she was in danger. He hastened with all speed and found his home in flames. A young lady felt the impressive thought waves from a young man to whom she was engaged and decided not to join a boating party. On the return trip, the pleasure launch took fire and six of the party perished. A whole volume could be filled with most interesting cases of positive results of telepathy or thought waves. But let the student begin and test the marvels of this mystical power. Never squeal. Live with, stand by, die for your friends. The seventh circle of hell is reserved for squealers. The last word. Start now, get thee out, launch out into the deep. Darkness shall be a pavilion around you. Angels of light stand by your side. This supreme hour is yours. Set sail. Realize yourself as supreme, infinite, immortal, then divine. Crown with glory your individuality. Now are we the sons of God. Limitless life, boundless capacities of power.     Stick to the chase until you get the trophy. Search for the holy grail until true love's untiring ministry, the cup in your unselfish hand, sparkles and flashes in the crimson and sapphire glory of your quest. Burst from your chrysalis of doubt and the supreme wings of the spirit shall sweep you forward to triumph. There is no gloom in God's universe except what we make ourselves. The skies sparkle with possibilities, calling you into their glowing fields of power and service. Get passion into your chilled soul. Master fate. Span the universe. Hurl forth the thunderbolts of your energy and the mountains of difficulty will be cast into the sea.   Quit damning yourself. Nothing is impossible. You hold the key to the universe. Mind is supreme. Thought limitless. Weave your spirit out of sunbeams. Seize the glittering stars and they will become your chariots. You and the universe of God are one. Today is eternal. This shining moment is everlasting. Lift your eyes to visions that gleam through the purple clouds of loveliness from the matchless forms of beauty and you shall see the invisible. Listen to the voices that unseal the velvet lips of silence and you shall hear the inaudible. Put forth your supreme hand unto dominions, principalities and powers and you shall do the impossible. If you wish time to go fast, use the spur of the moment. Women were never so attractive, never dressed so beautifully as now and they never wore so few clothes. Blame no one if you are unhappy for every law, force and influence in the universe is for your harmony and happiness. Use them. Cheer up. You are all right if you are bald-headed outside, if you are not bald inside. Remember, Samson did his biggest killing after he lost his hair.  There's no parting there. Your teeth may be out and your hair may be thin yet there's many a good tune in an old violin. The optimist sees the doughnut, the pessimist sees the whole. The pessimist asks, is there any milk in that pitcher? The optimist asks, will you please pass the cream? A pessimist is a man who winds an eight day clock every night. An optimist is a man who gives his clock away so as not to lose any good time winding it. A pessimist is a person so disagreeable he won't eat anything that agrees with him. An optimist is a person who can eat a cottage pudding so agreeably that you think he is enjoying a brownstone palace on Riverside Drive. God give us men. A time like this demands strong minds, great hearts, true faith and ready hands. Men whom the lust of office does not kill. Men whom the spoil of office does not buy. Men who possess opinions and will. Men who have honor. Men who will not lie. Men who can stand before a demagogue and dam his treacherous flatteries without winking. Tall men, sun crowned, who live above the fog in public duty and in private thinking. J. G. Holland. The author of these lessons has been a student of psychotherapy, mental suggestions and the laws of personal power for 28 years. During that time has lectured extensively in the United States and by direct and indirect personal advice has helped many thousands of men and women to overcome severe forms of mental, physical and personal conditions, restoring them to active usefulness. If your friends cannot secure these lessons of their bookseller, have them send direct to the author in closing 25 cents coin. No person among all the millions of the earth can make you unhappy, except yourself. My new method of mental induction and personal advice and instruction develops four psychic forces. Let me help you solve your difficult personal problems, situations or conditions. I can aid you to be free of mental confusion, distracting circumstances and entangling difficulties. I will help you to open new paths, create new conditions, obtain new visions and achieve a positive mastery. A world of new realities, rich opportunities, brilliant possibilities, awaits your gifts, talents and abilities. You may and should have success, happiness, harmony and love. You possess sources of dynamic energy, intuition and inductive power. Your age does not matter. You can start anew. State your case clearly and briefly. I will also answer for you five questions upon personal matters concerning which you may desire specific information, advice or guidance. Your confidence is kept inviolate. Through my new method of mental induction, I work for you and with you daily for the full realization of your desires. My terms are $2 in advance, your money back if I fail to help you. Write your name and address clearly. Address, Dr. Croft, New Haven, Connecticut. No power on this earth can keep you down if you will to rise. Smile while you can young man. For some day you may marry your employer's daughter and become a millionaire. Then you can't smile. The devil laughed over time when he inspired the alarm clock.  He did not swear over it, but took it out to sea and caught a scad with it that supplied food for himself and family of nine children for whole day. That is initiative. End of chapter nine, recording by Andrea Fiori. End of Supreme Personality by Delmar Eugene Croft.


Good morning. Welcome to another Riding Ends vlog. Today I'm just out looking around my new neighborhood. My name is David Patton. When I started photography, I wanted to make art. I wanted to be a landscape photographer. But with a family to feed and bills to pay, I decided it would be better to be a working photographer than a starving artist. So I took a job as a photojournalist. 25 years and thousands of assignments later, it was time to go back to my first love. It was time to follow my passion. Come along on my journey to become the best black in my photographer I can be. Whether it be film or digital, I will be sharing what I learned through my successes and my failures and hopes to inspire and educate. This is my journey. This is Bright in the Edge. I think it's important to get to know locations near where you live that you can get to pretty quickly if the conditions are right for photography. This is really my first outing since we've moved to this new community. And I'm trying to find places that are like within 10 minutes, 10, 15 minutes of the house. And I just decided to stop here and take a look around backside of a lake. Probably won't be taking any pictures today. I've got my stuff anyway just in case. This is more of just getting acquainted with neighborhood. If I do find a photograph, I'll make an image, but I'm not really, that's really not my main focus. It's just seeing what's out here. Really the conditions aren't very good today. Blue skies. We've got a prominent lake just at the edge of town and a river running right next to it or probably in the actual city limits, but it's kind of on the edge of town. So those are going to have potential I think for when I just want to grab a bag real quick and see if I can find a photograph. We do have a new addition to the family. I guess I can announce that today. We have a new puppy. She's a sweetheart. Doesn't every landscape photographer need a sidekick? Well I have a new one. I have a sidekick in training. She's 11 weeks old and her name is Nori. Well if there's a mist or fog on the water, there might be potential here for a shot. Right now it's not really anything, but as we all know a little mist, a little fog. This makes a photograph better. This is some place to keep in mind. My goal is to get back to some normalcy, get it back out of my camera, get back to working on some photography projects and sharing some of my thoughts and ideas on photography and photography related topics because that's what a photography YouTube channel is supposed to do, right? And if you haven't noticed, I have a newsletter that you can subscribe to on my website. It's at the bottom of the page. On any page on my website www.ridinganthropotography.com. I'm out of shape. You want to be kept in the loop on what's going on? Send me your email address and when I have something new to show you, I'll send out a newsletter. I haven't had a lot to show you lately. I'm hoping that changes. Well I guess it's called the Nature Preserve, which is a city park owned by the city of Sweet Home. This has potential for something with grasses and that type of thing. It's just at the end of a neighborhood, so it's kind of weird. I saw it on the map and saw this big chunk of green space on the map and thought, well, what is that? Turns out this is a part of the city park system. I think it's like 60 acres of grassland and trees. It's something that probably will be worth exploring a little bit or for different kinds of photography. It doesn't look like a lot of people take advantage of this area. You don't really have any trails. Hopefully I'm not getting into some kind of dicey area here. But it's weird. It's just right at the edge of town and it's got kind of a wild feel to it. Kind of a natural grassland wooded feel to it. This is probably five minutes from my house. You would think I was at some remote location. A little band of mist would go a long ways to making this kind of cool location for photograph. Hopefully there's not too much drug activity out here. You never know what you're getting into when you're not really familiar with an area. It's kind of cool for something that's so close to town, having this kind of open wild space that they've just kind of left that way. It's nice that they haven't developed it. I guess this kind of land would only really appeal to someone maybe like me who wants to take some different kind of photographs or maybe someone wants to walk their dog or something. But it's not a lot to draw. I guess your average person here. It's kind of cool that they've just kind of set it aside for just to let it be kind of wild. That's kind of unique in a park system. A city park system actually. At least it's unique to me. It's not something I've seen before. The tendency is to develop these places, put baseball fields in them. I see some backlit spiderwebs and that kind of thing. It's a time of year if I can find something like that to photograph on that here. Whoops. Sorry about that. I'm finding that where there's a lot more of webs in here than I thought and there are quite a few with spiders in them. Just finding the right one and I'm just shooting handheld right now. It's a little creepy because I don't like spiders. But some of the small stuff here I'm actually starting to see now. Some interesting seed heads and spiderwebs. Wish there was a little bit more due. I'm always complaining about something. So yeah, I have a new sidekick. She's still young to be joining me on these adventures right now but I'm looking forward to having her come with me out here. Out taking pictures. Her job is to protect me from myself. I have a tendency to misjudge places or not think about safety first when I'm out by myself. Years ago I used to take a dog with me for that very reason. There was a time when I was doing a shoot up in the Cascades and I climbed this little peak thing and it was trying to get a good elevation, a good shot on this Mount Washington. When I got back to the car, well just before I got back to the car I looked back to where I'd been and it kind of dawned on me that you know it's probably not the best to be doing that kind of hiking by yourself. And so at this point I started taking dog with me on my photography outings. Because I'm not that worried about myself but I would never put my dog in any kind of harms way if I can help it. There was a time where I did a lot of photography with dogs for that reason just to kind of keep me from doing dumb things. And it's also kind of rewarding. It's kind of nice to have that little companion with you out in the woods. But lately, the last quite a few years I guess, my dogs either have been the wrong breed. They just don't work well off leash or they're just you know a little of it too driven, too prey driven, wrong kind of breed. And then they were getting older as well that I just wasn't going to take them with me on those on my photo outings. But this new puppy, she should be an excellent choice for the photography. She's a colleague, she's a herding dog and she should train pretty easy and her job will be to keep me keep me safe. Well, this is supposed to be exploratory. I'm getting bogged down with my camera. I can't resist trying to make a few images while I'm out here. I'm not really covering much ground. There's a lot here that I think when I have a little more time I can exploit for photographs so I will be back most likely. And this is interesting. This is some interesting land. I think I'm going to end this video here. They work my way out of this thicket. I just really was just out wanting to explore the area where I live or where I live now and see what if there's any potential out here for photographs. I didn't really take any photographs worth mentioning. If I have one I'll throw it up at the end of this video. Just taking along my little scouting trip getting acquainted with my neighborhood. Welcome to the neighborhood. So until next time, thanks for coming along for the ride.


After I bought that flat toilet paper from Costco, people treat me like I'm royalty, like I'm some sort of Prince Charmin. COVID-19 has done and is doing some heinous stuff. Many healthcare systems are approaching capacity, risking the lives of anyone who might need to go on a ventilator to keep breathing. In an effort to limit the spread and severity of the disease, governments are enforcing quarantine and isolation measures, causing widespread disruption of numerous public services, companies, and the world economy, which hopefully keeps hundreds of thousands of people from dying. I was initially skeptical about how bad it was going to get, but it's bad, and it's probably going to get worse. Of course, in the midst of all this, a lot of people have gone full out prepper in ways that don't really make sense. Some folks are stealing huge boxes of surgical masks from hospitals to keep from getting sick, despite the fact that masks are really only effective at preventing the spread of COVID-19 to others, and doctors kind of need them to keep doctoring. People are buying enough toilet paper to last them until the sun burns out, essentially turning their closets into warehouses for the stuff, while leaving stores totally empty for those who might have actually needed some. The list of things that have been cleared out in this fashion by zealous hoarders also includes pasta, thermometers, and, because of course they are, firearms and ammunition. On the flip side, there are those who are obviously in denial about the state of affairs, which, until recently, included your pathologically optimistic host. In the midst of executive orders banning travel and shelter-in-place decrees from regional governments, tons of people are showing up to large gatherings, restaurants, trade shows, and concerts, vastly accelerating the spread of the disease and thumbing their collective noses at the concerns of epidemiologists who are tearing their hair out in frustration and screaming, you had one job! The divergence of these responses to the threat and reality of COVID-19 echoes several other disasters. According to a 1993 study by Gary McLellan and colleagues, rare but devastating scenarios tend to polarize people into two general groups. Those who focus on the high-risk part of the equation, who might spend significant quantities of time and money to be ever more ready for disasters that never actually happen, and people who focus on the low probability part, who may refuse to take even the most trivial measures to hedge against such events because they're just certain they won't suffer any substantial consequences. It's pretty clear that both extremes are irrational. It's foolish to go to spring break in the middle of a pandemic, as it is to blow your entire savings on a bunker in the woods, just in case. But finding a rational middle ground is harder than you might expect. Catastrophes are hard to predict in many irritating ways. Because they're rare and frequently happen under unique circumstances, it's difficult to nail down any meaningful pattern in their occurrence or impact. Even experts who have studied epidemiology for decades have to put giant error bars on any prediction of the future of COVID-19, simply because it's novel. You've never seen anything like it. Maybe it'll mutate and re-infect the global population every year like influenza, killing hundreds of millions. Maybe we'll discover a decent vaccine tomorrow and distribute it with incredible efficiency to stamp it out. The course of events could easily be tipped one way or another by a staggering number of factors, from infected individuals choosing to stay home to the weather, making any predictive model highly volatile and many wildly different projected outcomes equally likely. Organizations like FEMA or the WHO regularly deal with these sorts of disasters and have some reasonable recommendations for low hanging fruit intended to reduce risk and ease the burden on relief efforts by shifting some responsibility to the affected populace. Get a flashlight, keep some water and non-perishable food in the house, and you'll make things a little easier come hurricane season. But as the costs of optimizing for preparedness go up, both for individuals and communities, the trade-offs necessary for additional readiness become increasingly uncomfortable to justify. Would you rather have two weeks of non-perishable food or 10 cubic feet of storage space and $1,000 to pay off your credit cards? Would you rather have a rescue helicopter and a dedicated pilot on standby or a dozen more teachers?  It's hard to justify buying water purification tablets just in case when you're living paycheck to paycheck. Worse yet, the recommendations of even top-notch disaster preparedness organizations aren't really backed by any rigorous evidence. It's a reasonable notion that a community that's equipped with these supplies might exhibit particular resilience against catastrophe, but we've never really seen that idea work per se, partially due to the very small number of people who actually make and maintain emergency kits and partially due to the idiosyncrasies of each crisis limiting the effectiveness of such kits. It's well and good to have a few days of food and water on hand if you're likely to get snowed in. But if someone needs an air filter during wildfires or a mask during the COVID-19 pandemic or a chainsaw during the ant uprising, they're going to be in the same desperate boat as everybody else. Short of a Batman-style utility belt of highly specific emergency apparatus complete with bat shark repellent, it's hard to fault folks for not buying that investing in a go bag is going to do them any good. So how can we tell how much we ought to invest in disaster preparedness? How do we know when those trade-offs aren't really worth it anymore? I guess what I'm asking is, how prepared is prepared in, no, would you look at that? Yes, unlike last episode, I was actually able to run down a paper asking the relevant question this time and in a way that's worth applauding. Many publications of the area of disaster preparedness are content with making vague claims about how being properly prepared for disasters is very important and saves lives, trying their best to sell policymakers on the value of such efforts. But Yong-Yong and friends take a bolder stance, doing some simple analysis to verify the intuitive conclusion that I gestured at, that it's simply not economically justifiable to build disaster response infrastructure that will always be ready for anything. They point to an example that's fairly relevant to our current situation, employing enough doctors to fully account for all of the rare spikes in patients means that you're going to be wasting tons of money the rest of the time. With that out of the way, they attempt to find some sort of framework for asking the right question about how far we should go in preparing for the worst, which nets an interesting approach. Rather than asking how many rolls of toilet paper or how many helicopters you need to avoid any possible shortfall, an impossible question to answer, they ask how frequently an emergency system has to fail due to unforeseen circumstances before the cost of human lives exceeds the cost of maintaining the service. That might sound brutally Machiavellian, but remember that dollars spent on showing up against potential disaster are dollars not spent on public health programs or other immediate life-saving measures. This isn't asking us to abandon people to die. It's asking when spending money on disaster prepping is killing more people than it's saving. Using a range of estimates for the economic costs of a person's death, the authors find that a decent target for the frequency of events exceeding the normal scope of a hospital's operation should be around once a decade. That hospitals should only fail to operate in their standard capacity about once every 10 years. That's an achievable and readily defined goal. If you just look at the peak numbers and frequencies for various types of disasters, you can easily figure out where to set a threshold value for number of doctors on staff, number of beds, stock of antibiotics and so on, such that only a once in a decade catastrophe will overwhelm the hospital's capacity. Note that this avoids the usual issues of predicting what the specific nature and severity of a novel disaster scenario might be. It doesn't matter if the hospital doesn't have enough beds or gets cut off from the main road or gets buried in volcanic ash or whatever. The only thing we're shooting for is that that sort of thing only leaves them unable to care for all their patients effectively once in 10 years. Similar models can be built for different sorts of emergency services like police departments or fire departments, using different estimations for the cost of a failure and how often those failures can be tolerated before you're losing ground against prep work. They also advance an idea of portfolio management as a way of hedging against limitations in preparation. If a sudden spike in patients can be partially or fully offloaded to other hospitals with some room, you can reduce the risk of an event leaving people without treatment. Normally, hospitals compete with each other for patients, but there's a well-established procedure in disaster scenarios for cascading overflow called medical surge, where the hospitals nearest the disaster offload all their patients who can travel to nearby hospitals, who also offload all their mobile patients. During 9-11, that medical surge procedure worked exactly as intended in the New York City area with the cascade reaching hospitals up to 50 miles away, conjuring additional capacity where there was none before. Of course, if everywhere gets flooded with patients all at once, even the most diverse portfolio will take a hit, so please flatten that curve, yeah? Now, obviously, when you're talking about yourself or your loved ones, there's probably no number you can consciously put on keeping everyone safe and healthy, which makes it hard to ask a question like, how often can you tolerate a failure in your disaster preparedness before it's no longer worth investing in? But looking at it as a question of, how often am I okay relying on some outside source of aid to make it through some bad situation? Well, that's more tractable than trying to be ready for any possible emergency. It's still a very subjective question to be sure. Your answer depends a lot on how much you think people around you might lend you a hand if you need it, whether they'll be in a position to help you, and if the answer is no, whether prepping for such a situation would be of any use anyways. Still, the portfolio approach is a good reminder that cooperation and sharing risk and resources are really the best investments you can make in tough times. If you've got a closet full of toilet paper or six months of hot pockets in your freezer, maybe offer some to neighbors if they need them. After washing your hands, of course. Is this sort of economic approach to disaster preparedness Machiavellian, or is it good sense? Please leave a comment below and let me know what you think. 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There we are, leave no trace. I'm up early Having to put the cold wet socks and shoes on these Chef's kiss. The reason I'm up and about early is because this is a tidal lock and last night at about 8 o'clock It was high tide so I assume 12 hours from then it was going to be high again So I thought I'd get up so that I can make it round this headland without getting cut off So I'll have to scoot and I'll stop to do me water and all them sort of Chores once we get round and get some miles under our soaking wet feet But slept well warm. It was nice. You get working up every morning by the cuckoos. It's nice to hear Quick 360 Few big breaths man Feels strong right? Let's have a good day today. He's so weird Walking over all this all this grass and seeing crab shells and Mussels seaweed and smelling and smell the sea and it is beautiful I'd love to go diving in there There's the boffy There's a lad outside it in his tent and there's a couple of other lads in there That I saw going last night Wet feet straight away I mean my shoes were wet when I put them on and socks were wet I hung them on my little washing line took a lot of moisture out but first thing I did I crossed that river next to the tent so Straight back into a wet foot game These guys don't care do you? Just having a nice little bit of nice little bit of grass Hey, don't bolt it mate. You're alright. No, no you're good. You're good. I'm just passing through guys You mustn't No, you didn't care you've left your mate look medic Look at that man The tide was a little bit too far in So I've had to come up here And over and down I was just pausing to appreciate this Crystal clear this water Crystal clear love to dive in it another time Another time We'll see how I feel but I might just do a Do a big in today. Maybe do like 20 miles something like that around the 20 mile mark It's early. Who lives there mate. Just do can you see that? Hold on look at that That is the roof of a house took to here like Middle of nowhere amazing Right come on crack on enough waffling. I was just about to walk free and as always you still a little test of it with rod Then that's still going from there to bottom I Think we'll have to find another way Look at that. You wouldn't even know it was there, but That's almost a full What's that that's up to my Gee whiz mate That's almost up to my waist my chest. Sorry. Oh medic Why One two three four There's a big hole Big hole in middle of nowhere And there's a load of dead there Dead deer in there Maybe part of a culling Something to do with culling I'm scanning to see if there's any decent antlers in that but still a bit fresh stinks six out of ten Right, so river crossing Let's have a look Man, I can imagine this after heavy rains Different ballgame in it, but I'm gonna put my camera away because I don't want to drop it and slip but That's only sort of sheenite Right on then it's another day. It's another day in Scotland Bonnie Scotland There were a cross and then According to the according to my map There should be a track up here Please so we're heading up into this valley now and This is where the So from now this is where there is no path. It's make your own mind up sort of thing So I think I'm gonna deploy the the Harvey maps for the first time get it round my neck and Belt and breaches with the GPS because I don't want to mess up here. I Want to get through this and sail through it. So let's get the map on Map you McConaughey look how much of a hiker look now it map round my neck All this on and see like If rock star games at to design like on Grand Theft Auto when they're going to hills then they have to design a hiker That's me cock star games Right feels good having the map out now very interesting I Don't feel like I need to take a bearing just yet I feel like the GPS has got my back there Right, there's two. There's multiple ways here multiple choices Turn to page 42 if you want to get wet feet I keep getting sidetracked by how nice things are but look at this man Look, I can see the bottom. It's so clear. I want to go in and Then and there's another pool just there other pool Wow Man, you could just look at that. You could sit on there. You could just jump off that into there Living La Vida Loker It's too early in the day. I can't keep jumping in every bit of water I'm getting formal though. I'm getting formal. I don't know that I'll probably never go in there Breaks my heart. Look how nice it is Ridiculous Look at this One two three four a little bit Right, it is quite good in it I'm taking it as well What's that one two three four one two three four and then a little in The roughly same identical identical in their Form I'm taking it don't judge me Look at that man.  I feel fit me. I can carry antlers You know I can carry antlers so cows come home And if I if I start to fatigue, I know it's only day four and I'm being a bit presumptuous If it starts to get too hard, I can always just take them off kind of or one of them But I like them and I want them little keepsakes. I'll definitely not get any more now two's enough Unless I find a whopper and then that's going on look how there's them there's like a skirt of cloud just below Like a smoky garter all just below the tops of the mountains like some like The land that time forgot and a little swimming pool just there. I Saw too much. I keep seeing places. I'm like, I'd love to go back there. I'll go back there Let's come there come there. Let's come there. There's not enough. There's not enough days in a lifetime This is legit nuts this bit Just having to sort of traverse And then back and forth over the rocks. It's slow going. It's like it's tiring. It's such hard work, but It's so beautiful every time every corner you turn you're like, oh my god Lord at rings gear. I'm just grazing as I go check the bugs primrose with wood violets dandelions wood sorrel Lots of little bits and pieces don't too much for it, but I Just graze as I go and it gives me a bit of roughage bit of energy But from around you can just pick it up as you as you're hiking speaking a lord of the rings What a place I didn't do it. Just this on camera It's huge sandy beaches.  It's getting warm 26 Bish bash bosh love these things love them I've been lost without them I'm just traversing this bit and look at this man. It's all my it's black, but also So clear as well like I can see the rocks underneath But there's a blackness to it My wish I had my goggles wish I had my goggles I'll be in there Because I don't know where this is gonna take me. I'm lost. I'm a lost now My map says this way look at that Beautiful, I've got to get across here man somehow I've got a traverse Right, I might end up in there anyway I Was traversed around there and then there's all these slippy rocks. It's a Certainly not for the faint hearted This is slog me it is It's a beautiful beautiful slog And just to you look like there's just a little ankle breaking holes like Everywhere you've got to really be on you Have your wits about you know all that bit Where I was saying oh Where I was saying it's not for the faint hearted Because that's not the way I've I've missed the turn and I've come all the way up here and followed the river which I shouldn't have done I Shouldn't have done and ironically the turn Is where I stopped to fill my water bottles up. I stopped to fill my water bottles and I didn't I? Just assumed it wasn't there because it was so steep Oh, well, George. Oh well.  They're just giving up And I just this last little push. I'm like oh my god. I feel I can see why Because all I'm doing is following. Well, I'm not following anything. I'm just just raw and You can see the odd deer track.  That's tough, mate.  I've hit this little track here Which is the one that I'm just gonna keep following now But thank God That little bits over I Treat myself to half energy bar and some water. I made it over the top and now I'm just cutting my way through This valley around the corner And I forget where I'm going now, but that's where I'm going now I'm going a bit delirious because of The sun is Belting on me Glad I've got daft out on look who's laughing now That cat that peek peek at cat just covering my neck beautifully A lovely little view down the very valley To barrisdale Bay Wonderful made it to the bothy and campsite And it is tempting just to kick off the old shoes and spend the night, but I've been going seven hours. I'm gonna crack on though There's a tough little section now. I'm gonna attempt that tough section and then I'm gonna I'm then I'm gonna bed down for tonight I was getting a bit skittish on my feet and One energy bath at day. I just want enough so Get some calories in me before we set off again That's better A bit of food in me and then Let's see if we can make our way to kinlock wean Whatever it is. It's been a long day already. It's 10 to 4. I'm gonna keep going Um to try and get to kinlock wean And if I can't get there, I'll just if I feel too tired, I'll just camp somewhere around here on me on me root That's the beauty of it, isn't it? There's no there's no fixed rules for me Just do what I want do how I feel but I am aware that I need to put the miles in Anyway speaking of putting the miles in later It's ridiculous, isn't it? You can see the lock there And there And you have these peninsulas that stick out and then you've got to come Come back and just climb up and over And then like that up and over so There's a lot of effort for very minimal distance at the moment And my legs feel like they're gonna burst That's pretty cool What is it? Roaded Endring Roaded Endring Cave Tell you what not only is it cool looking it's also A lovely cool respite from that sun really shouldn't ever complain about the sun in the highlands, but It's been at my back pretty much all day Which is sapping me but I'd rather that than rain So I mustn't grumble Into it look see where it brings us out Just more ups and downs path, isn't it? Relentless this bit relentless It's quarter to seven I've just come in to kill Nokia when it is just literally two houses, but then I saw that B&B and tea room obviously closed Um, but then an old gadget came out of that top room. I says I got chatting with him and I says have you got out? Have you got anything going tonight mate? Put us up or Or whatever and he's gonna he says I'll wait there and he's going to have a word with someone. So fingers crossed All right, Michael Mapperpaw. Let's have a look at you. There's Suley's bothy. I was opposite there Just on this bit of land is where I woke up uh, I'm trying to Get up early so that the tide would be out so I could get around this headway, but It wasn't I'd uh, it was um, even despite getting up early. It was still in sight to go over this Nab and then instead of going across here I've marked it. I I just walked across Just straight across as the curve flies all through here, which is Some of the waterfalls and the plunge pools are so beautiful and so inviting along here stunning As you're coming through here. Yeah, man, it was just tough but absolutely Beautiful around this bit here Was somewhere else lord of the rings some of the most beautiful scenery I've seen and if I'd have known I would have pushed on um I would have pushed on the day before and camped there So anyway, I keep going you climb up and then these little dots so the dash is A sort of rough track when you get the dashes the the the littler dots mean they're out There is no track. So instead I've even drawn it on the map before I came to go like right take that shortcut I didn't I just walked straight up here And ironically right this is where I should have gone up and that's where I filled my water bottle And I was just so buzzing after I filled my water bottles that I was like right crack on And as I was going through I was thinking Jesus christ mate This is a real day I like to walk through like rivers and under like do a bit of rock climbing It was well hard and I got quite I got up here basically Before I was like odd on I'm in it No one's coming this way. There was no Signs of anything and it was getting ridiculous. So I had a quick look at map realize what I've done Kick me selling dick and then I had to come all the way back because I couldn't get up here I was looking and I was thinking if I could just get up there and hit this track But it was just too steep. So I had to come back And I still couldn't see this path. So I ended up going a derivative I ended up coming up here zigzagging again a bit of rock climbing. It was really steep. You can see by the contours it's really steep and then I finally hit this track was buzzing Um, and then you keep going up and up and up over the top back down Again, there's some stunning scenery, but Very difficult All the way down here. This is a long day mate. This is a long day All the way down here. Then I got to this campsite and I was like I stopped for a drink and thought shall I stay? Weird it all up thought now. Let's crack on. So I cracked on and this bit man This stretch Was a killer Absolutely on here. It just doesn't look too bad. I measured it with my compass, and I worked it out about maybe 8k 8 or 9k Yeah, literally like just in a straight line 8 or 9k some of that I thought that's all right. We can do that nightmare mate. It's some of the most beautiful Um scenery so far absolutely stunning views man with the with the saltwater lock and uh, just Just everything about this path was absolutely gorgeous The problem was it was just up and down. It was relentless going up and over these ridges these um These ridges up and over up and over and it just wouldn't end every time I'd get around on it.  I was like do you have any rooms mate? He says yeah So I got in there for the night Happy days There you go Latching lots latching lots a bit squeaky mate a bit squeaky turning I was just coming through it was It was gone seven o'clock And I saw this old boy coming out at out of this B&B and I just Impulse I just said have you got any space it was like is a minute He went and talked to someone he came back and he says yeah, I'll do you and he said I'll do you a beef stew I says done Done snatched his hand off I'll do I'll skip in there for a bit with a beef stew turn Thanks, mate. We've got a big day today. It's going to take Roughly Tony was saying it up take about eight hours To get to shield bridge or whatever it's called I must just Just I just have to apologize to any of my Scottish man and lady dem for my mispronunciation And downright ignorance when it comes to the names of Of places and locks and whatnot. So I'll give it my best shot, but sometimes I'm way off the mark. It's a game of two halves For me. Anyway, like I get up and I'm full of beans the bag feels light Even though it's got two antlers on it and I kind of know the monk More than I need Well, yeah, the bag feels like uh, I have a spring in my step I feel good And then it's soon replaced Like halfway fruit day sometimes even sooner we've just like this This cycle of thoughts in my head going I'll soon be at camp. I'll soon be at the stop. I'll soon be at the stop Uh, and just sort of like grimacing like that That's my grimacing face Trying to get through it, but For now, I'll appreciate and enjoy The upswing Just checking on a wall Oh I've climbed from down there Some of this track is borderline Vertical It's decent on calves like My calves are pulsating But I'm powered by my thighs are keeping me going And also morale is high That's the main thing on anything like this or any endurance. I feel like anything that's endurance see house life in general is It's a morale isn't it? It's a state of mind Because you could on one hand you could be saying My calves are hurting My knee and ankles are strapped up. Blah-dee-blah. Yeah Sorry, I just had a little tiff tumble uh Or You could choose it. It's a state of mind This is vertical It's the beginning of the day. I just feel good All the aches and pains of secondary I just I know Deep down that if I make this if I get to the end I'll look back in in years to come as it I look at it so fondly And that thought just makes me Just appreciate the moment that I'm in even if it's hard really Knee brace chafing the back of my Cutting up the back of my uh Back of my knee the painful knee Is better than the chafing the chafing's just like a burn And the knee is just like a weird pain Not as bad Maybe I could put it over top of these maybe should we have a go? Yeah, this is top quality Entertainment in it. I mean it's not going uphill so much. It's only when I go downhill with it It clicks a bit like it and hurts like it's gonna Okay, oh me Is that better? No Sack it off sack the knee brace off Let's add the ankle brace To the list of items that I'm needlessly carrying Across one of the hardest takes I've ever done in my life It the hardest take I've ever done in my life. What am I on about? Oh, that feels loads better actually Keep it you can You can keep your your brace Just keep layering according to the weather. There's no point in getting sweaty And there's no point in getting cold when you've got all the layers it takes two seconds just to stop And uh, just adjust your clothing system All right guys All right antler and decler Yeah, you're coming with me Look at that man Antler and decler I wonder what they thought at the b&b when I rolled up with antler and decler Strap to my bag There's a bird soaring above. You know I can't no you won't see it, but We're in eagle territory I would love to see one Right crack the hell on Paul stop waffling about birds I've become a bird. I'm a bird fanatic now Just into birds of all well always I've been a little bit, but it just gets more and more the older I get And we're one of them gray-haired blokes that just feeds pigeons in park, aren't I Oh, well There's worse things to be anyway That's my limit I reckon What's that 10 meters? Any more than 10 meters And that's just buffoonery and if I imagine that every day I'm doing more than 10 meters every day that adds up And then if I don't make it end because my knees are cacked I'll look back at these little bits about you turnip head. What are you doing? You saying I could walk up there and see if there's an easier way across but conundrum Or further down even I actually made it across these stones, which is uh normally I just waved through it, but It's a lot cooler today and the idea of getting a full-on Wet foot. It's not as appealing to cool me down, so I'm trying to stay relatively uh Dry-footed, but that's all going to change as we head up into this Quagmire is this is apparently a very steep incline up here On to the top of this ridge So Unless something magic or no unless something happens between now and then Let's do a fast track to the top What with mouth? Here we are This was some of the most grueling Coming all the way up this valley. There is no path. You've just got to make your own way through the bog And through the old little ankle break little secret holes here and there Um Tough going tough tough Tough countryside Still got to go all the way up there don't I it's not even the top I just had to stop for a minute because Look at it There's a it's getting colder the more you go Obviously the higher you elevate the colder it gets so there's a real chill on so I've just stopped to put a base layer on Up there. Let's go Med it That was one of the hardest you're probably the hardest ascent so far Look at him Yeah, one of the hardest ascent so far Look at it Just no path look the snow capped mountains over there and still we go And still we go it is a slog. I know I keep saying but I'm loving it. It's so rewarding But if you are watching this and you're like, oh that looks real good. I'm gonna do that And you don't and you need to be Well, you need to be fit. I'm probably gonna get found out later on but because I feel like I've been a bit too If you've got a bit too all right, but Yeah, you need to be fit and you have good navigation skills and Yeah, it's pretty tough man, but rewards The rewards are pretty special I have to navigate over these boulders and rocks Along and hug this Ridge to go around The corner it's a it's a scramble It just takes a lot of effort and it takes a lot of time just to get nowhere really But needs be I'm making way over these rocks and you can see look I mean That all I don't even want to put my stick in it because it It's deeper than me walking stick so If your leg goes down any of these holes, it's just You're breaking your leg so You really do have to keep your wits about you. Imagine that that wall of huge mountain I'm like on the opposite side of that.  All right. It goes how fast it go You're in there and you can't even see that and that's you Over and your legs snapped It's real talk out in the clouds are coming in. It's It's real It's real And I'm I'm glad I've got my uh, I've got a Garmin Mini in reach, which is an sos beacon if anything bad does happen. I'm all right, but We'll talk about all that Later date when we go through all the gear if I've not already done it and I just hope this pub. What time we on? Or 20 past five. I just hope this pub is doing uh dinners teas whatever Giza pie and chips, but please what pie and chips? Let's go because that's all I'm thinking about in my mind because I'm not eating since breakfast, so and it's 20 past five So I'm ready for some fodder And that's what's driving me is just thinking right what am I gonna order what am I gonna eat? A little beacon in the mind That's all you need It's even too much for dears down there. There's no I haven't seen a single deer They're all like nah, mate too hard Got a grit me teeth on this one. I'll admit it and finding it This is definitely the toughest bit so far Just a bit of a grit your teeth jobby And I can still um Sort of take myself away for disassociating myself away and and think and see Objectively is still beautiful. You look at the snow capped mountains And the raw rugged beauty as I've said many a time you can still see it. It's still there. You've just got to let that thought Take over the the thought of like Oh, my knee hurts. It's really difficult. Uh, and I'm hungry Just zoning to it zoning to it. Oh She's nice that down mate five minutes. We've had our five minutes Let's grit our teeth and crack on right me old fruit whispers. I'm almost down front mountains I can see The remnants of it. Can you see that there's a track On the other side of the river I can just make out so She's got to get through this Then there's See that's it mate every two seconds.  I'll just kick the saloon doors open Into the spit bucket. What do you want? What do you think I want chicken kiff chips and peas, mate? A pie A delicious pie, please your best pie We don't serve pies, mate. Right. Well, just take whatever else you've got put it in pastry Give it to me twice with chips little things like that. Look Hey Let's get down to this River stop waffling to this camera. Come on. It's not too bad. It's not flowing too Too bad. Let's go for it.  We're across We're across Come on. Let's get on this path, mate Let's get on this path That's what you want a decent path. I bet it's going to be just awful as well, isn't it? Nothing's easy on this hike Oh, look at it. It's not too bad Look at that Not so many ankle breakers or bogs Feels half decent underfoot. I'm going to run it. I'm running. Rest it. We're at a lighthouse, right? Let's go. Come on Look how gingerly walking at best What a day. I mean, it's not over yet. There's still a fair old trek, but uh That section's behind me and that is that is good. That's a positive thing I'm happy as Larry. What time is it? 25 past six I haven't eaten. I've only had my breakfast all day No energy bars. I had all my jerky within the first two days of Yeah, that breakfast was just turning. I hope that is your name. I hope I've remembered it right He's not going to be watching like he's uh He's an old boy.  So Turn anyway Knocked up a decent breakfast. We've sort of made it look I was a bit too optimistic last time when I lost the path.  I see I see the old The old reach around and I know why now because you hinge your hinges are gone because your gates rotten at the bottom there That's your analysis mate, and I've built many a gate in my time. So I know but you know, it's It serves a purpose, doesn't it Where's luke go? Over there look there you go I like the quirkiness of it and see what this little village. It's only tiny apparently, but I'll see what it's got to offer Feel like just going and knocking on someone's door and asking if I can Hey mate Can I sleep on your settee?   I'm gonna inhale this see you up mate That's really hot There we go Why not why not Well I had a Had a haggis scotch egg Then I had some Scottish haddock and chips and then I'd stick it off your pudding Oh I didn't want to leave mate I did not want to leave I had a j2o Glass of water feel good. It's all right. I'm out of here I can see it. There's a couple of you're in there. Look here You know white bottom Hey, oh So, I mean the pub's just over Round the back of there, but I'm thinking just pitching here Got a nice view of the lock. Can't see anyone bothering me down here here Where I let where I rest my hiking poles is where whatever something like that. Let's go There we are digs are up. I want to get off my feet But I just wanted to show you the digs They're all up There's me being over there A cuckoo cuckooing And we might even get a silhouette of these geese Yeah, you can't see them. That midges are biting me though That's I ain't good is it look at that Absolutely stunning beautiful I'm still keeping the faith as well They had some lovely IPAs in there as well and I was parched for one, but I want this to be the best beer that I've ever drank in my entire life And the only way that's going to happen is if if I don't drink add on Is it is if uh Is if I don't drink For this whole trip, I mean it's staying cool as well and then when I get to the When I get to the cape To that lighthouse and then I just I can't believe it It's going to be so good as long as it doesn't burst or I drink it or something or I don't make it That's always a possibility isn't it not making it So woke up Here at the B&B The climb out of here was ridiculously steep um But I got into the zone Just um stuck my earphones in and just got into a real good zone because it wasn't Too tricky it was the odd bog here and there But it was pretty straight forward steep. I mean I say straight forward my uh What I think what I find straight forward has completely changed now until you get to here And then just forget it some of the hardest trekking I've done in my entire life Up here it was just path forget this dotted line You're just you're pretty much just on your toad And it go and it just keeps going all the way up here man. It's so steep um Luckily I didn't get lost it was just it was just hard going Really tough and then I got to the top. I walked up here a little bit and I thought oh man It's getting a bit steep a bit hairy And I checked the GPS and I said oh yeah Back down here and then along this um rocky bit here that's just Very sapping of your energy and it just time consuming took a long time And then Just down this valley as well. Vivian wrote hard on there because uh I've read a few blog posts and watched a few videos and it did say and it wasn't wrong All down here just just from here to here Solid just this little stretch here just solid just ankle breakers everywhere knee snappers actually All the way through here Slogging it yeah continuing to slog it just a mixture of Of different hard ships and then across the river and hit this track and I thought oh nice one here we go That disappeared then that got a bit difficult kept going um Just ignore all my doodlings um I've said food being be eat with an arrow pointing to it I ate my food which was delicious And then I left to go around this road and I'm pitched right where my tip of my knife is there Looking out to the lock right thanks to everyone for watching so far um if you want to be notified when the next upload just Click the subscribe button downstairs and the bell notification next to it and you'll get notified There should be another upload in a couple of days two or three days Providing I've made it or even if I haven't I'll still upload some stuff. Oh midges are out Midges are out so I have to get the tent to The tent fastened up, but yeah, thanks for watching and I'll see you soon