I want to build a chicken hutch, or a chicken caravan, so I can move them out to other fields and have them dig up the now cut down vegetable matter. So the plan is I'm going to build a chicken caravan, but I need to build it quickly, so it's not going to be very fancy. I'm kind of challenging myself to build it out of parts I already have on hand, and doing it fairly quickly, so it's good to work. So I wasn't able to record what I did, about two hours, trying to remember where we left off. But basically, so I have these rafters, and then I put these, as far as on top I'm going to put one more set.  On the bottom I have a half inch screen, so their droppings will fall through, but I'll put some straw down there. Up here, this is the lay box, and I've got a little door here that's open, so I can get the eggs once the roof is on. In theory, there we go, so I can reach in and grab the eggs, close that back up. So that's up high and dry and dark, and then there's roosts down here for them to sit on. And I've got a door here that opens, and that'll go down when there's no light in the way. And the cool thing is, it's got two feet back here, and on the front, it looks like a wheelbarrow. Let's see, it's a little bit of a turnaround in this space, but it's six feet long, so it's not the easiest thing to maneuver in a packed garage. But for the most part, I can just walk it like a wheelbarrow, which is kind of nice. And that was the plan all along. Ideally, I would have two wheels, one on either side, to make it more stable, so I'm going to have to add some extra legs here. It's a little unstable just on the wheel, because it's an old rickety wheel. But for transportation purposes, it'll be great. Here's that door with the eggs from. Very nice. So, now it just needs a little more in the raptor department. And it just needs to be scanned with a little bit of elect over aluminum flashing. And we'll be good to go. Okay, now it's time to mix up some ice in the background. Those are peanuts being ground into bits of peanut. So, what I've got, back sunflower seeds. This is ground up eggshells, so that they get more calcium. And I've got peanuts. And this is going to make a feed for my chickens. They eat about a quarter pound a day a bird. But I'm feeding less than that right now, because they're eating a lot of greens. So, let's start mixing this up. Who needs a petting zoo? He's feeding the chickens wood chips. They don't seem very excited about them. I threw the bad tomatoes in already. So much stuff for them to eat. The chickens are still enjoying their time out here in the back 40. Clearing the field for me. Fertilizing the lodge of nitrogen. Getting it ready for next year. So, what's going on right now is the mean girls click. The dominant chickens are cleaning up the feed. The lower chickens are eating the apple scraps from yesterday. Occasionally, one of the higher ranking chickens will run over and scare them away from the apples. Because even though they're not eating them, they don't want the lower ones to have them. Here she comes. You might have noticed that this is a much shorter video than usual. And we're going to start doing something a little different. We're going to cut up our episodes into different segments. And this segment, for example, was about the chickens and moving them out and feeding them. So, we will stitch them all together in one episode if you want to watch it all together like we've been doing. But we're also going to put out these shorter topical videos as the weeks go on so that we can put them out more often. And also so that people who are interested in one particular aspect of what we're doing, they can just watch those segments. So, thanks for watching. Make sure to subscribe. You can check us out on the web, lowtechinstitute.org. And you can reach me at Scott at lowtechinstitute.org. Thanks. Bye-bye.


In 1990, four European cities signed the Frankfurt Resolution. It acknowledged that the elimination of illicit drug use is not a realistic drug policy goal, and it promoted a new harm reduction approach. Later, many other cities signed on to the resolution and began their own harm reduction programs such as opiate substitution treatment and needle exchange programs. In October 2010, city leaders, professionals and activists gathered in Prague at the Urban Drug Policies Conference to endorse a new manifesto, the Prague Declaration. Watch the HCLU's film to find out why. Now it seems there is a new initiative coming from Prague. Why now and why here in Prague? We thought it might be good, especially in the city of Prague, which was quite successful with its drug policy within the last ten, eight years, definitely, to try to set up a set of very simple principles, which we think should be followed if you want to be successful on the local level. Those who really have to tackle the problem in their streets and within their families and elsewhere are on the local level. No size fits all. That means that one intervention policy used, for example, in Budapest is not the right one for the other city around the globe. Realism is the key. We know that beneficial and realistic is to aim to diminish the harms related to drug trafficking as well as drug use. But it's not realistic to aim at drug-free society. Realism is the key. Don't believe on beliefs, believe on evidence. And before you do something, think about it and speak about people who deal with the problem in their professional lives, which means not only so-called experts or scientists, but also people from the field, in the services and in the treatment, and the cops, the policemen. You have to have them on board and to make them agree and then to say, okay, let's try it, let's evaluate it, and then we'll see. And that's what was done here under the leadership of Pavel Ban. The human rights apply to all, as well as to sick people. So there is no excuse to look at a sick person with, according to the World Health Organization, sick, ill, and needs our help. People just enjoy taking drugs. That was the pleasure principle. Maybe wrong, it may be illegal, but it's there. I think we should not perhaps forget what I believe is a fact, which is that most drug use is non-problematical and recreational. Most drug users are not patients. They're just ordinary citizens who have decided, and we're talking about 20% of the European population. We're talking about lifetime prevalence. That's one in five people, right? Now look around you in this room. How many of us have been at it? At some stage in our lives, okay? So let's not medicalize this too much. The practice declaration says that public health and public security is not opposite to each other. Can you explain to people what does it mean? The feeling of safety is part of feeling of health, especially of mental health. Minimalization, if you want minimization of risks, of health risk is part of your feeling of security. It is proof and scientific evidence that the interventions that are truly effective for public health are also beneficial for the public safety. Evidence-based decision only for everybody was designing a local drug policy was in a responsible position and having a certain element of power. We know that there is a need for permanent evaluation and monitoring of what we are doing. Because if something goes wrong, we need to adapt our behavior. We know that we have to share our examples of a good practice and to communicate within the regional, local, but also the national levels and also the transnational global levels. And this is the content of the Pride Declaration. Today you signed the Pride Declaration. Why do you think it's important and how it will help for European cities to develop drug strategies? I think the things that are written down in the Pride Declaration are very useful, very helpful, because the people who are living nearby, they know best what kind of problems they have and how they could be solved. It's a good thing to get more network between cities and to exchange experiences and information so we can learn from each other and not everybody has to invent everything by themselves.


What's good Joshua Ross back again with another video and today we're gonna check out who is the master of the diving elbow drop Now for a lot of people including myself I'm gonna have to give it to none other than macho man Randy Savage RIP to you man a legend in his own right. Everybody knows the elbow drop Everybody knows when he hits it the matches damn near over man, and he always hit it fairly well every time and it Even back then in that era of wrestling just to see someone Go to the top of the rope and dive off and hit an elbow drop was pretty impressive So of course I'm gonna have to give it to macho man Randy Savage, but we're gonna see if they have him in the clip I'm sure they gotta have him in the clip and we're gonna check it out Appreciate our love and support road to 30k and let's get into it Xavier Woods does one. I did not know that man. I'm alive Well, I wouldn't pay attention. You'll never quit blowing that. Oh, yeah Yeah, he does. Okay He he steps off in the turn I like to double drops not bad double drops not that bad Big E playing cheerleader on the outside Xavier Woods. I risked mine Like I said, it's just a nice move even today. Yeah, that we got a lot of got a lot of distance on that one Does it Okay, this was face Bailey right here Yeah, she does See Oboe drop and I think of Randy Savage Damn back when there was crowds Back when there was crowds Let me know coming up a lot think he's in there Zachary wasn't bad. I think Zach rather could have really been a good mid-card talent, but WWE didn't want to push him for whatever reason I don't understand why And he got himself over that's the messed up Y'all remember when Zack Ryder was getting himself over to YouTube Like I was very impressive and yet That was a nice Elias I think I've seen the lies hit it. Yeah, he does He got he gets a lot of height on Yeah He reminded me a little bit He's another person that Didn't really work This is okay Oh, I remember this I remember this match.  I'm just about to fall and kudos to Shane once again One of the most craziest spots I've ever seen. Yes. There is like a little crash map down below So it really soft softens to fall, but come on, bro Come on He's at least 20 30 feet in the air. It looks like in this spot one of the most iconic spots in WWE history And all to entertain us, bro. Just ridiculous Look at this, bro Jesus Christ. That was 50 feet problems Wait Out to take flight check this out Okay, not bad I like how he uh, he walks the type road and meddling off the top road still takes some very Like Me doing something like that.  You never really realize it Double ads man double ads just all throughout this video. Oh my god Jesus, bro That was a good match too. That was a good match He has a nice elbow drop too got nice little fun to it If Oh, yeah, velvety dream his elbow drop is Nice one of the best I ain't gonna lie to you Look at the Purple rainmaker his elbow drop is King Fantastic Off the top of the goddamn ladder Oh See him pump. It's nice Better this could be better But it's it's okay. It's it's it's okay. I think what works is because It's seen on punk. That's that's really what it is His elbow drop is serviced with him at best. It's serviced To see him punk. So he gotta pass up for it.  Yeah, her her elbow drop Her elbow drop is so nice I just like the way she Commits to it for Mars. It looks nice, man.  Oh, yeah It's something like this, bro Oh my god Not the crown Whatever that that crash With remote parking assist Proud jeweler. Don't sell any clips from them there. That's awful Oh classic The jr is selling it This was this was a good match, too Oh, of course macho man, man. Oh, yeah, you gotta have him in here Just macho man You gotta give it to macho man because it's just macho man If you don't have macho man at the top of your list that's the best Like the person who hits the elbow drop like the best Like this is Come on, man. I may not have grown up in the era of macho man, but I know Like I know I understand and respect what he brought to this Look at this Like the crowd just loved it when he was up there It's macho man I'll catch you for three minutes Three minutes of playtime Comment down below if y'all know what movie that's from Y'all didn't know what movie that's from Oh man, this is great man Tyson kid, what the hell is that on his head?  God damn, that's ridiculous That is ridiculous Jesus christ, that's ridiculous All right, I see why you put that in the club. That's that's crazy big show big ass up there doing the elbow drop But nah, man, it's Macho man Of course, he had to be one of the best ones the best one in this video If I had to give the second best elbow drop in this uh compilation I'm gonna have to go with kairi saying I just like how she Like the form like I hate she gets you so small It looks pretty devastating when she hits But I just like the way she looks when she hits it and Third for me would probably be of elbow team dream because I like the height that he gets on his elbow drop But comment down below Who is the master of the elbow dropping your opinion? I want to get your guys opinion on this. I appreciate all the love and support Road to 30k appreciate y'all kicking in me. I'll see y'all in the next one. Peace


An human rights lawyer, Femi Fallona, has advised the federal government to engage separatist groups in talks to douse tension and agitations. Fallona made the appeal while speaking at the Southwest Zonal Public Hearing of the House of Representatives Special Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution in Lagos. It said the federal government should engage rather than declare war on separatist groups. President Mohamed Abouari had threatened to deal with those bent on destroying Nigeria through insurrection.


All we wanted to do, Hamdan, was to match Carlos. Even matching Carlos is a hell of an achievement, but I don't know if you remember, but when we were in Mexico City during the wrap-up, I made the invitation to come to Ireland. And I said that, you know, that we had already been on the phone to architects and builders to build something as dramatic and as beautiful as Carlos's wonderful new museum with all the rodas in it. So this is what we just threw up. Including the square and all the reproduction paintings that you've seen. Just, you know, I would like to just say to thank everybody for coming here, particularly on a Saturday night, and for leaving your families. And it's particularly pleasing to welcome you to Dublin Castle, which obviously is a very historic building and complex here for us in Ireland. Because this was the original seat of Britain's power up until 1922. So it's a very historic building. And, you know, as we discussed today, we're discussing obviously very, very important issues over the next number of years with the agreement towards signing new millennium development goals. And the world we live in is just one large community, and it's shrinking at a truly rapid rate because of technology. And, you know, the Vestberg and Ericsson and the Huawei's obviously are getting great benefit of that.  So well done on this unique initiative. But in a serious way, we all have a real responsibility to those in our world who are still lacking the technology tools that can have such a revolutionary impact and effect on people's way of living their lives, including life itself. We are all very conscious of how technology can revolutionize food production, healthcare and education. In Ireland we have a word called mehl, pronounced mehl. The mehl was a cooperative labour system which evolved in the 19th century in rural Ireland where groups of neighbours helped each other with farming work such as harvesting crops. Neighbours helped and assisted each other in many, many other ways. They suspended their differences that they had over many years and rolled up their sleeves to help each other. But it did not apply just to farming. Neighbours helped each other to build new homes to replace upon a unhealthy cramped hovels where families eaked out in existing zigzags following the potato famine in the 1840s where about one and a half million people died in Ireland. The mehl inculcated a wonderful sense of community spirit over this country and it was subsequently promoted by the many Irish missionaries of nuns and priests who went into the developing world. The spirit of mehl has a pivotal place I think in the development world which we were talking about today. It is the way for us to help in whatever way we can. We are all in just one community in this ever-evolving world where there are as many opportunities as there are challenges. But we must not focus solely on the opportunities. Indeed I believe that the challenges of broadband weren't more of our attention. And without doubt one of the most valuable achievements for all of us to deliver on is digital development and a hardening of new millennium development goals in 2015. As part of a global movement where it now is a basic human right to have access to the internet. Thank you very much to everybody for being here with us. Thank you very much Hamidun for being here. Thank you very much Director General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova. Thank you for everybody to make their way to Dublin. May I also thank the Prime Organisers led by Sinead Walsh. Patricia Benwag-Weeve who has been helping organise these so successfully these meetings over the last number of years. Louise De La Hunty and her team, Kareg Becker and Nicola Prandegas. So if you wouldn't mind standing could everybody stand who I mentioned and just thank them a little bit.


Thanks for checking out this video. Obviously. This is another one of my haul videos for blue rays. I've purchased recently Some giallo in there you might be able to tell this is not easy. So I'm actually just gonna take this down I just wanted that kind of for the thumbnail of it Like I've been doing I'm gonna go through one by one what blue rays and actually one DVD I got recently and this isn't all from one place. It's it's from a few different places So I'll kind of tell you each place and why I purchased from them So this is kind of like my odds and ends haul video basically So the first two are connected. Well, the first three are from the same place. So I don't purchase from Amazon The main reason being I think they're way too large of a company I don't like when companies get too big because they are Consolidating what products are sold there and therefore you end up with a lot less jobs in smaller communities Where there could have been many more companies creating many more jobs. It's all You know consolidated under one roof of Amazon and they cover so much stuff So it's not a good thing and the kind of concentration of wealth is also a big problem But that said if you choose to purchase from Amazon, I do not judge you. This is just my personal thing It's all good. So every now and then I end up having to purchase from Amazon Very infrequently like if there's something I have to have to get and I can't find it anywhere else other than Amazon It's very rare, but that does happen now in this instance I ended up purchasing because I was given a gift card by someone who doesn't know about the fact that I don't really Purchase from Amazon. So what am I gonna do? I'm not gonna not use the gift card because then that's just free money for Amazon So I went ahead and did it had to pay a little bit extra of my own money But while I was there, I was like, okay, there are just a few things that are very hard to find other places I know Amazon happens to have it. I will get them. So the first of those being and this is hard to find Demons on Blu-ray. Yes. Now. This is put out by Synapse films a Lamberto Bava film, but you know, obviously Fulci was involved with it Argento was involved with it. I Think maybe a few other Directors. Oh, yeah, Dardano. Siketti was involved with it as well Paolo Cozo was involved with it. I mean, yeah So anyway, if you have not seen demons and you're into Italian horror films from 70s 80s Definitely, you got to watch this. It's ridiculous. It's over the top, but it's so fun. It's so great I've seen this movie many times really enjoy it. I've been wanting to own it But like I said, it was hard to find so while I had to purchase from Amazon I was like, okay, I might as well make the best of this situation and getting demons is definitely making the best of that situation So very excited about this one. So I said the second one is kind of tied to it And that's because I also purchased from them demons to which is actually easier to find than demons But I just kind of wanted to get them at the same time also synapse films for this one If you've only seen the first demons and you have not seen demons to make sure you see this The first time I saw the two films I saw them back to back and I remember liking demons to more now That said, I've watched the original demons numerous times. I've only watched demons to once So I'm excited to get into this give it one more go and then see what I really think Do I really think that demons to is better than the first one or was I mistake on the first time now? That said when I do go through and rewatch these films I will be putting reviews up on my channel because I don't currently have those So, yeah, Lambert Obama again on this one, which were the others involved It looks like No, no, no Dario Argento was and Dardana's kitty. So no caught cause I were Kozo Yeah, looks good, right exciting. So really happy to have that now This is a bit of a guilty pleasure. I had to go with and this is a DVD that I purchased I know some people are like why in 2021 are you purchasing DVDs? Well, I'll tell you why because this was never released on blue ray And I don't know that it ever will be because it's just not popular enough now if you've been watching my channel enough You know over the summer I went through and watched all of the Tremors films I then got for Christmas all of the Tremors films on blue ray from my wife. Awesome. Awesome So I would just was left thinking to myself Why do I not have the TV series then because I watched the TV series on YouTube and man It was an awesome and I found out it is available on DVD and Amazon had it and it was super cheap too I think it was like 13 bucks or something. So this is the entire TV series of tremors if you didn't know, yes, there was a tremors TV series It was on the sci-fi channel the production quality is not good But the writing if you like the tremors films the writing is good. It is in the same vein It is for die-hard tremors fans. You will enjoy it for sure You just have to look past the bad production, you know that like the early 2000s TV production quality and Really bad CGI, but and it's just quirky. It's ridiculous and quirky, but it's a good time and Bert Gummer's there So, you know, what else do you really want? So really excited to have this. I will be watching through this again Probably sometime relatively soon. So Super super excited about it. I love it. I highly recommend it. Oh, and I believe I do. Yes, I do I have a review for it on my channel so you can look for that It's I actually have a whole playlist for all the reviews of all the tremors movies plus the TV series So very excited to have that to complete my tremor stuff Okay, so that was all for the Amazon ones the next one I made one purchase from vinegar syndrome and the reason for that was that vinegar syndrome sent out a $5 online coupon for people to use because everyone had kind of experience delays So if you were signed up with them on their email list, you've got that email saying here's your $5 coupon code So I was like, I'm not gonna not use this Especially when there are plenty of horror blue rays out there that I want to own and I found out I didn't actually know this until looking They get some arrow video titles Through vinegar syndrome So I went ahead and picked up one that I was missing that I was really meaning to get and that is the bird with the crystal Plumage by Dario Argento This is a good one. I've seen it. I do have a review for it on my channel Actually, I have an entire playlist of Dario Argento film reviews on my channel. So you can check that out So, yeah, just excited to add this to my collection and I think I'm gonna do a rewatch Plus these arrow videos like their their cover art is always really cool. Like look at how awesome that is It's very artistic very cool looking love it And that's the only thing I got from vinegar syndrome And then the last thing is a box set that I was unbelievably excited about so I've never purchased from them before but family video Someone in one of the horror groups I'm on on facebook had said That family video was going out of business and they they had a physical Family video that they could go to where they had insane prices on all these horror DVDs and blue rays So they stocked up and they you know posted a picture and I was like, oh, that's awesome You know, they got it from pretty cheap and then I started thinking I was like, well, I mean it's 2021 I'm sure they're selling some stuff online So I looked and sure enough they were so I started kind of you know doing some searches looking for certain things I've been looking for and got really lucky on one Now this is a box set that I was looking for through severin severin films have put this out and Lo and behold family video had it and it was brand new and they had it for like half price Which was insane to me because it's usually like 120 bucks and they had it for like 60 and Man, okay. That was exciting. So what I ended up getting was the complete lensy baker giallo collection So as you know, I'm all about giallo as you can see with the bird crystal plumage I also had three haul videos of giallo blue rays that I bought So yeah all about that So very very excited to add this to my collection because I'd been thinking about this one for a while I just didn't want to pay that full price point and it's a good thing I held off because in this instance I I really made out like a bandit. Now this thing is awesome. Like it's a box like look at this Look at that. It's it's pretty thick cardboard. So it's really good quality. My wife had actually even commented on it She's like that's a really cool Kind of box for that stuff And so the reason this is the lensy baker giallo collection is that Umberto lensy had done four giallo films with the actress carol baker So they just kind of put them all together So you can see the first one orgasmo Not the comedy by trey parker and matt stone Which I would recommend seeing because it's hilarious, but orgasmo I've heard about this one heard. It's a good one to watch very interested to check it out The next one is So sweet so perverse another one I had heard about prior to getting this That is not nearly as interesting of a cover as the first one Also, by the way, I just like how severin with a lot of their titles puts them in black blu-ray cases It's just it's usually either clear or blue. So the fact that they do black eyes. Thanks. Cool You know, it's a small thing, but it's it's a thing for me Uh, then there's a quiet place to kill now This one actually ends up on a lot of lists of like quintessential giallo films that you should watch The other three titles in this are you know, ones I've heard about and have heard are pretty solid But this one ends up on a lot of lists of like giallo films you must see So I'm particularly interested in diving into this one And then the last one has probably the best title of all of them in my opinion and a really cool cover to it And that's knife of ice Which looks really awesome Like I love this kind of like color color duplication of of the face and then the knife Man looks so good So yeah, so I'm super super excited for this box set It is so nice and it's going to look great in my collection Just look at this box and it's in great condition. I mean, it's just kind of like You know scrunched up a little bit at the bottom like dinged a little bit on the edge there and on one Yeah, but Other than that like it's in very good condition and like I said it was it was still wrapped up in cellophane Brand new half price. I was like So yeah, so that's it. That's the end So hopefully you enjoyed this video. Uh, that is it for my haul videos at the moment Now that said I mean, I'm gonna try not to purchase more at the moment because I feel like I have enough because I said this on the last haul video But this whole stack over here are ones that I need to get to and I haven't added from This haul video or the last haul video the ones I haven't seen So that's just going to get larger for now and you'll notice that if you keep watching my videos, but I need to work through that stuff But with all of these once I watch them, there will be reviews on the channel So if there are any particular ones you end up seeing that you're like, oh, man I really need to see a review for this one Put it in the comments and I'll see if I can kind of bump that up my list and get to it sooner That's a possibility But if you could do me a favor real quick in addition to making comments and just talking about giallo Go ahead and hit the subscribe button for me If you're not a subscriber because like 70 some percent of the views I get on my Videos are from non subscribers, which is a lot And if all those people would just subscribe it would really help my channel out And I'm looking for growth because I'm trying to grow this nerd horror community right here More comments Particularly about giallo would be awesome because I want to get nerdy about it But hey, you know, whatever But anyway, I do appreciate you taking time to check this out and until next time keep it brutal


Hey, this is Brett and today I am super excited to show you this brand new 2023 Jeep Wrangler 2-door Rubicon in Earl Clearcoat. That paint code is PGP if you were curious it's a brand new color for 2023 and I'm gonna go all the way around in this video show you all the options on this particular Wrangler and just show you what it is all about and Starting off it comes with the 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 engine 285 horsepower 260 foot pounds of torque. It's paired up with the 8 speed automatic transmission And it's gonna get you 24 miles per gallon on the highway 20 city and an average of 21 miles per gallon per the window sticker I'm gonna go all the way around like I said And if you like the video you can subscribe to my youtube channel which is youtube.com Slash summit auto click the bell notifications if you learn anything and get access to one of the largest Catalogs of vehicle walkarounds on youtube as well as a ton of Wrangler videos. So Starting off here. We'll just show you that you got the red-toe hooks It's one of the ways you notice a Rubicon you get these seven slotted grille with the kind of granite crystal Inserts on there. You do get the Jeep logo on the headlight lenses there This one We'll take a look under the hood here So one thing I noticed on the new Wranglers is if you don't have one of those latched You start driving The evick is going to tell you that you don't have your hood latched properly Even if you have one on and the other one not anyways under here We have the 3.6 liter Pentastar everything you need for maintenance is in yellow such as washer fluid brake fluid oil Um all that good stuff is in yellow There's the emissions sticker You get that sport style hood on the Rubicon You also get the Rubicon decals on the hood as well. They're definitely a heavy-duty vinyl on there You get the this one has the color match fender flares or high line flares as jeep calls them Now this is an added option For this particular Wrangler. I believe it's 995 bucks. It comes with the painted and polished aluminum wheels You do get the jeep the red jeep on there You have Goodrich all-terrain ta ko2 tires. These are LT 285 70 r 17s and definitely an all-terrain tread pattern to them They look really good on just about anything. They're on A couple of little easter eggs to get the sandals on the shroud there the jeep climbing up the side the t-50 on the doors. That's no Coincidence that's the torque wrench Torx wrench that you need to get these bolts out to take those doors off We did a demo on how to take those doors off if you want to check that out the other thing with the Rubicon you get the rock rail there To protect it while you're off-roading You also get the painted fenders on the back Now one thing it's you don't always see is this one has the 3m tape on there Usually when they're painted they come with that 3m tape. It's a rock guard From stones flying up Nice thing that jeep does. Here's the original window sticker. Feel free to pause this I'm not going to go through everything but most of it two door Rubicon 4x4 Earl clear coat is the color black interior 3.6 liter 8 speed automatic transmission Everything on your left there is your standard equipment with the Rubicon package The optional equipment starts right there with that Earl clear coat, which is 495 leather trimmed bucket seats are 1995 The cold weather group is 1395 gives you the heated seats remote start and heated steering wheel Definitely a nice option to have the 8 speed automatic is 4,250 bucks And that's combined with the 3.6 liter V6 engine you also get the 4 to 1 rock track heavy-duty full-time four-wheel drive system with that Or actually that's 895 But anyways, these are kind of all lumped together Three piece black hard top is 1895 You do lose the soft top It comes with the rear defrost wiper and washer And then the body color Rubicon Highline flair is 995. Those are the fender flares that are the same color as the vehicle And then those off-road tires are 495 and the special wheels are 1245 Total msrp is 58 750 And if you want to get your summit price with all the rebates and incentives on this vehicle in the upper right hand Part of the screen is a link to our website with those numbers Three year 36 bumper to bumper five year 60. There's your fuel economy and five star or your government Safety ratings four star front crash and three rollover not rated for the other ones Because it's kind of a convertible. Do you get the red dash there? We'll take a look at the back Back here you get the bag for those front hard top pieces You also get the seat that folds up. It also Is removable so it folds up nice and easy kind of goes by itself And then to get it out you have to pull this bar here It'll unlatch and then you can kind of roll it out of there One thing to note is this one does have the premium sound system with the factory subwoofer So that's really nice And then to get these hard top pieces off you got four bolts on each side two quick disconnects on this side And then that comes off. We actually did a demo on how to take your hard top off your jail That's in the upper right hand part of the screen very popular video also linked in the description below Well another little Easter egg that not everybody knows is that you get these seven slots on the back door as well There's a jail badge with two door four door wheel base and overall length As well as water-forting Numbers on there So that's pretty cool these doors shut nice and smoothly the old jk's kind of had a herky jerky motion You get that kind of granite crystal painted fuel cap Entering gross system.  So that's only a two-seater back there If you want to try and get a car seat back there, that's That's up to you factory floor mats auto headlamps tilt telescopic steering wheel power locks power mirrors Just going to show you get the seven inch lcd display there. 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So they had their up close moment Stay still let the judge have another look Yeah, yeah Looking at side gate. So it's just where a misstep could work against you. I think at this level Chris. Yes Perfection is what we need right now The handler and the dog. Yes, absolutely all these dogs are wonderful examples of their breeds now it comes down Yeah, who's putting it all together. I don't see anybody given any leeway. Yeah Sussex this crowd is not tiring of cheering I Know right no support from the handler. He's just doing his own thing. It's beautiful. Burns knows what to do. He's on the night Cops is the way that this breed moves That's it. Look at that face. That is beautiful headpiece beautiful coat in great condition That son beautiful Looks beautiful. Thank you. It looks beautiful. They're all doing their best. Thank you for show. Thanks for showing them That's good. Thank you. They all look beautiful Those lovely that he acknowledged that he knows everybody's been in the sport so long He also knows what it's like to beat them And if he's leaning one way or no, he hasn't given us any no, no he has a poker face So now he's deciding his reserve best in show which of course is Given first and then best in show so he has to sign the book officially make it official They'll give the award for reserve the ribbon the trophies and then best in show crowd is getting restless They're anxious for the for the love of their dog They want a winner On FS1, yeah, the crowd reacting because they've shown the dogs up on the Jumbotron So we have Thank you guys you're all the best You have the best thank you so much for showing them to me All right reserve best in shows to have an easy It is in the name of love Mary King Ray Schindler Julie Vogel and Taffy McFadden the handler you too can be on center stage. That is history Incredible and it's tap you shared less than she is the breeder and the owner of the dog Although she's a professional handler. This is her own dog. She has to be so proud right now So we have two that have a chance to be the first ever of their breed for best in show Who is that Chris you have the your dox said that you've been Selected yes Pushing pushing promoting promoter and the both of the bovier and also what we have the terrier That's had great success and the wire fox has dominated As the runner-up waits patiently getting all the trophies ready carry them out with the best in show ribbon, okay? Headed over there You know, I love you all everyone is best in show The wire fox terrier Wire fox terriers king again Great endorsement from from our country's greatest terrier man It certainly is Peter Green is a legend the sport He's been best in show four times and now he's been able to be the judge and hand the ribbon over To another lucky winner and you set it up his involvement in terriers his background 15 wins for the wire fox terrier most of any and the terrier breed dominant once again 2019 the best in show and it's king Incredible night Congratulations to owner Victor Mazzoni. This is such a win. The dog has been number one terrier all year set the pace Very success and he's been successful all over the world. Exactly. He's been campaigned and we're up as well And and has been victorious everywhere. He's gone and if you make it here You make it anywhere as we said at the top of the show Perfect segue to as they play New York New York and the fans boy the crowd was really with it tonight Yes, they were they were not easing up to the very end and Great drama with what we thought we were close first-time breed but in the end old reliable Something comforting about old reliable sometimes I'll take it but Gabriel Rangel always has his dogs in top condition. Yes And we will hear from the winner And take a closer look at the winning dog and there is King as Terrier once again the group and the wire fox terrier rules 2019 the 143rd Westminster kennel club dog show in there is best in show


Your coca-cola bottler presents Claudia Claudia based on the play and novels by Rose Frank in Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself Have a coke and now Claudia fine actress and I've known it ever since I saw you do the fifth mrs. Tankery at dramatic school second second what second mrs.   You know you aren't supposed to get up all day You seem to have forgotten what a narrow escape you had yesterday nothing happened nothing happened But enough happened for dr. Williams to order you to bed Now you're going to watch me prepare breakfast in bed. You can't prepare in bed You've got to prepare it in the kitchen I'm just going to pretend that wasn't said Here's your cat. You can try your jokes on him while I cook then after breakfast to work I go I'm spending the whole day home with my drawing board and you I'll get caught up on my work for the office And now without further ado to break David you think I'm gonna lie here doing nothing while you slave over a hot stone Exactly try it for a change and that's an order David You have to make my bed first If you're going to be a nurse the first thing you've got to do is make the bed with me in it breakfast comes first Where did you take your nurses train? I never mind where I took it. I'm visiting nurse I'm just visiting in the bedroom because I really belong in the kitchen. I Think Shakespeare is hungrier than I am this morning. You better get his breakfast first let him get his own breakfast this morning I've got more important things to do Love you've got to be lost. We forgot all about you a cat a dog We don't need a nurse here. We need a veterinarian and two assistants And if I catch you out of bed when I go into the kitchen, I'm going to be very severe I'll wreak some dreadful revenge. I'll Sprinkle crumbs all over the sheet David listen to me. You've got to make the bed before breakfast. You've got to it's the system What system woman system boy? I say Mrs. Norton first comes breakfast and then comes beds and then come blueprints I'm going to show you how a man handles housework, and you'll be surprised how easy it is I'll have time to take care of you and do my work for the office, too.  What's the matter? Don't shout. I'm coming naturally I Roll over on your right side. I am you're on your left side. Don't be silly. I'm on yours How do you expect me to get this bottom sheet underneath if you won't roll over? All right, I'll roll Hello, I say three and then I'll pull out the one you've been on already. All right. You ready ready one two three We finished breakfast in the bed not bad now. I'm getting to work. What time is it? 1130 1130. How did you get to be that? That means me to when am I supposed to get my work done when you get back I guess it after lunch Now bluff old boy this don't you now lunch is over cloudy and napping and here's the last of the dishes Oh Now now at last now to work It's subversive now what coming coming coming coming Hello Hello, mother. Oh, yeah, she's fine Yeah, she's staying in bed. How's Long Island? You don't say look good She's asleep now now things are going smoothly here No, no, I I don't mind doing housework only There's the doorbell now. That's the way it's been all day long Yes, I died better go answer it out. I'll tell her goodbye Bells dogs dishes Oh Bertha come in Mrs. Nauten's asleep, but I'll take the laundry Just finished a bowl of milk. Now you'll have to digest it while I answer this Coming Hello, oh Hello, Kelly. I'm I'm sorry old man. I haven't looked at those blueprints yet. Oh No, no, no, no, she isn't sick. No, I haven't been giving her medicines Well, what do you think I've been doing I've been ordering the groceries There they are So long I'm here at blueprints. Oh No, I Don't believe it.  I'm dead Oh good heavens Claudia Claudia what time do I start making dinner? What are you shouting for? I'm shouting because What are you doing here? Oh, I just wanted to smell somebody smoking a pipe. Well, you get back in bed I haven't smoked a pipe all day. I haven't done any work all day either All I want is you to get back in the bed and tell me if it's time to start making dinner It is and please get back in bed and I'll get back in the kitchen Don't forget to make some dinner for Bluff to buddy. If you don't get back in bed. I'll Lamb chops here I come The lamb chops in about 10 minutes ago. Don't you got to take another look lamb chops? What happened? Take you fell asleep asleep. Oh My aching chops and don't forget Bluff supper. How can I forget him? He's practically had his mouth in my pocket all day long. Come on, old boy All right, Bluff over now. Now you just sit over there and watch Oscar of the Norton's do his stuff Let's open up the little brick oven and take a look at the chops, huh? Well, they look all right. Don't the charm. Yeah, daddy's an all-right chef, isn't he? Here comes the chops They do look a little dark, don't they? Oh, well, I like them dark and so does Claudia Come the chops Here comes the dinner fit for a queen is there queen in the house That queen is exactly what I do me Your grand chamberlain mr. Shakespeare tells me the peas are fine The chief meat chef mr. Bluff was raving simply raving about the lamb chops And as for the rolls I bought him. He looks worthy of your finest efforts chief chef This way I get my pillow straight. You ready ready There you are now the tray your majesty descends Nothing to it at all just followed what it said in the cookbook with a faint touch of instinct even have parsley on the lamb chops Just a sprig a mere sprig You don't think they're too well done.  Everybody knows that cooking things too long takes away all their food value. These are nice and raw Glad you liked them that way. I know I do and I think it's a wonderful idea not to warm the rolls up I mean when they're hot it's such a waste of butter. Well now that you're all set I'll get my dinner to David bring me a napkin while you're at it Oh, did I forget that I wonder what I could be thinking Here bluff wouldn't you like to eat a nice old lamb chop? It's kind of black, but maybe you like him that way That's fine block. Thanks an awful lot He was Shakespeare we're here to help me with the peas. He likes chewing on pebbles. Here comes the chops Here is the chef's own dinner And To favorite nurse in chamber base I can't think of another train nurse who climbs into the next bed just to keep the patient company It's just that little extra touch of service that makes not in hospital the unique institution It is you know our motto spend your vacation at Norton Hasn't been much of a vacation for you and it's been a perfect vacation I haven't had a minute free all day to do my work. What are you doing all day? I don't know I don't know what I've been doing except that. I'll never ask you that again when I come home from the office Here it goes again This broadcast of Claudia was supervised and directed by William Brown Milani If you're one of those who think entertaining and work go together, here's a happy suggestion Just order a case of coca-cola from your favorite food store or have your service station attendant put a case in the car Put plenty of coke in the refrigerator and you're ready to toss the welcome mat in front of the door You can serve coke right in the bottle if you wish and there'll be no glasses to watch and the price is still only 5 cents a bottle Every day Monday through Friday. Claudia comes to you transcribed with the best wishes of your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola So listen again tomorrow at the same time And now this is Joe King saying or it war and remember Whoever you are Whatever you do Wherever you may be When you think of refreshment think of coca-cola for ice-cold coca-cola makes any pause The pause that refreshes


So my name is Alan and I'm here to talk about web deduplication. So probably I should explain what web deduplication is first. So what we do is we identify and cluster duplicate web pages, anything that looks the same basically. And then we take these clusters, we pick representative URLs that actually get put into the index and served to users at search time. In the process we generate a mapping from dupes to these representative URLs, which we usually call canonicals, and we forward the signals some of the time so that these deduplicated pages don't just lose their signals, you can keep them. So why do we do this? Well, first most intuitive answer is that search users don't want to see the same result 20 times, you know, same page over and over again. That's not a very good search experience. The second reason is that once you have removed all these pages, you actually get a bunch of space back in the index, so you can serve more unique results, so you can start handling long tail queries. And this is also advantageous to webmasters because you can retain signals for your site when you redesign it, when you move pages around, the signals get forwarded from the old location to the new location. And the last thing that we get out of this is we get what we call alternate names. Now this is two different things kind of at the same time. These days it's used mostly for localization, but the older use is if you wanted to say rebrand your site. We used to be, let's say that Larry decides that he's tired of Google and he wants to fold it into alphabet, redirects Google.com into the alphabet page. Well we can still serve a search for Google with Google.com because we'll know that Google is now an alternate name for alphabet. So I'm going to talk about three things in specific. So the signals that we use to cluster pages, I'll talk a little bit about localization specifically because localization tends to get kind of caught in the grill a little bit here. And then I'll talk a little bit about how we select representative URLs. So the signals that we use, there's a bunch of them. The three that are most prominent and that are most at your disposal as well are redirects, the actual content of the page, and rail canonical tags that you send to us. There's a few others that we use mostly variants on URL normalization, but those are a little different. So redirects are the most trustworthy signal that we get. This is one of the reasons why when you guys redesign your sites we always suggest please redirect the old pages to the news pages because then it makes it very trivial for us to identify, oh yes, this guy is now over here and we can continue to forward the signals as correct as appropriate. Now in terms of content, to the surprise of no one, we take checksums of the content of your page. We make a number of various efforts to ignore the boilerplate in them. Now what you might be surprised by is that what sometimes gets caught in the grill here is what we call soft error pages where someone has served us a 200 and then some kind of very fancy, elaborate looking crypto error that says, sorry, this page is not here. We do have some machine learning models that try to catch these, but webmasters are very, very creative and constantly surprise us with new ways of representing what is basically this page is not here. So this is one of the reasons why we prefer getting an HTTP error because then instead of just dupe a limit in your page we can do error handling which is a little bit different. One of the things that often gets caught here is site goes down for maintenance and puts up this page is down for maintenance and suddenly half the site is gone because we crawled it while you were in maintenance mode. So please service a 500 instead of a 200.  We have a fair amount of validation in front of these guys because sometimes people make mistakes. My favorite one was when we opened up one rail canonical to discover something to the effect of open squiggly brace, open squiggly brace, rail canonical target, closed squiggly brace, closed squiggly brace across the entire site. But this happens in ways that are not so obvious like your entire site is rail canonical to foreslash, so please check your scripts. Now on localization, most of the time when you think localization you say, okay here's the French version of my page, here's the German version of my page and they have nothing to do with web deduplication because the content is completely dissimilar. Now when deduplication does get involved is when for example you have same language, different country or someone decides to get clever with a bunch of geo redirecting and to us it all looks like the same page. So everything gets jammed into one cluster. Same for, you know, we see a lot of cases where people localize only the boilerplate and then we throw out the boilerplate and then it looks like the same page to us. In these situations we're basically hoping that you guys will tell us what to do with your href langs because to us it looks like you guys have sent us the same page. Okay, so picking representative URLs, obviously if we jam a whole bunch of your pages into one cluster then we have to figure out which one actually goes into the index. We have a machine-learned trained system that has every signal compete or every page, pair of pages compete on a set of signals that we've chosen. The main thing that we try to do here is avoid hijacking. That's like rule number one, everything else falls behind that. And in that case it's actually very useful we get escalations via WTA through the forums and these are a great source of reports for us. Once we get past hijacking our second concern here is basically the user experience. So is this really a good page to send the user to?  Security if the page has an expired certificate, it's a bad experience. One thing that people fall into here is that we actually care quite a bit about your dependencies for secure pages. So if your secure page has insecure dependencies we're not sure that it's going to work properly, might just have a broken script, might not render. So check your dependencies.  So you can just tell us your real canonical target is the URL that you think we should make canonical of this cluster. Great. Or you can use redirects, particularly 301s. In this case they are a signal. And sitemaps we use to some extent because well these are pages you prefer this to crawl so there's probably good reason for us to use them. Okay so finally to recap some suggestions from what I just said. Use redirects to clue us in to how you redesign your site. Send us meaningful HTTP results. Check your rel canonical links. Sometimes there's broken scripts, that kind of fun stuff. Use hreflang to help us localize. Please keep reporting those hijacking cases to the forums. Secure dependencies on your secure pages. And finally try to keep your canonical signals unambiguous. Sometimes we see webmasters will say here's a 301 with a rel canonical point of the other way. And then we're like well I don't know what to do. What webmasters told me both cases are good. So if you can keep them unambiguous then you'll get what you want. If they aren't, if they are ambiguous the system is probably going to just go off and find something else. All right and that's it for me. Thank you.


What is going on everybody is Stas here. Welcome back to another video. So in this video, we're going to be doing an overall market update looking at the Dow Jones, the S&P 500, and the NASDAQ. We're going to be talking about the jobs report that came out yesterday that had a major impact on the stock market today, the 4th of January. We're also going to be talking a little bit about what went down in the Fed meeting with Jerome Powell, Janet Yellen that occurred this morning at 10.15 Eastern Standard Time. And we would be doing a trading update today, but I didn't actually trade today. And I'm going to be talking a little bit later on in this video why I did not trade today. But let's get started. But before we do get started, for all your new viewers out there, my name is Stas and I make videos dealing with swing trading, day trading, long-term investing, and my personal philosophies and strategies when it comes down to investing and trading in the stock market. So for those of you guys who want to learn more about that, feel free to drop a like, leave a comment, subscribe, follow me on Instagram, as well as on Twitter, and join our Discord group chat, as well as our Facebook group. All of those are linked down below in the description box. So let's run through some technicals very quickly here on the Dow Jones, the S&P, and the NASDAQ. Then we'll hop into the Safari article, look at some jobs data, as well as what happened at that Fed meeting this morning, just a gist of what happened this morning, and just whether it was positive or negative.  I'm sure you all know this by now. If you guys were paying attention to the markets, the Dow Jones finished the day up 746 points, up 3.29%. The S&P 500 closed the day up $84, up 3.43%, and the NASDAQ had the best day of them all, up 4.3%, up $270, nearly $270 on the day. So let's just see what these technicals are telling us in the Dow Jones before we talk about the two other indexes. So long term, the Dow is successfully holding above this support at around $22,300. It already bounced on this support at around $21,700. This was after the massive sell-off that we had throughout the entire month of December, pretty much. We got all the way down to here. We successfully held that support. We broke above this support here, which became a new resistance when we broke beneath it. We're holding above it again. And now we're testing, yet again, the highs, or rather the supports, from back in the sell-off that we saw last year in 2018, back in February and March of 2018, when we pretty much sold off from 27K all the way down to $23,500. And the fact that we're right at that level, guys, this is a clear resistance point, because remember, when old supports are broken beneath them, they become new resistances. So the fact that we broke beneath this, it became a new resistance. And that's exactly where we are right now. So in terms of a longer-term chart, guys, this is a very strong resistance for the Dow Jones. And if we take a look deeper into different timeframes, we can see some other stories that the Dow Jones is telling us. So if we're looking on this 180 chart, we notice that we're actually at a resistance point on this 180 chart, right under the 50 simple moving average right here, which has proven to be a resistance in the past. So if we do get rejected by this 50 SMA, the downtrending lower-low, lower-high trend is still going to be valid, because think about it, guys. The previous high here was at around $24,000. So if we get rejected at around $23,500 right under this 50 SMA, that is going to be a lower high from the previous, which is why this trend is going to be continuing if that does end up occurring. But let's say we break out of this resistance point here, that is going to be a pretty solid reversal pattern to the upside for the Dow Jones. And if we're taking a look a little bit closer on the Dow Jones at the 20-day chart, we can see that it's still technically uptrending over these past couple of days. This has not yet broken the higher-high, higher-low pattern quite yet, because this low that we have here is higher than the previous low at around $22,300. So that big sell-off we had yesterday actually didn't break that trend that we were on over these past couple of days. And I can show you that right here if I can just remove this drawing very quickly. Let's take a look at this, guys. We can see this is not quite yet a break of pattern, because again, like I said, higher-low right here, although we did get rejected by this resistance at around $23,500, and we're still not above that resistance quite yet, the pattern is still there. But let's say we don't end up breaking this resistance. We form a double top here. That is going to be a good reversal pattern to the downside. But let's say tomorrow or the next trading day we have, which is on Monday, let's say we break out of this resistance and out of the 180 SMA, that is going to be a solid reversal sign for the Dow Jones to the upside. So we're in a very interesting spot right now, guys. This could potentially be a double top at the resistance point. This could be a break out of the resistance point right here. That's what we could be trying to do in terms of the Dow Jones. And again, it's all about playing it by ear in terms of trading and watching what is going on pre-market hours, what the futures are telling you in terms of the Dow and all of the indexes and that matter, so we can really just decide what we're going to be trading for the days. The market going to be pushing down, meaning that we're going to be trading some bare ETFs, or is the market going to be pushing up? Is the market looking like it's pushing up pre-market hours in the futures, meaning that we could play some large cap stocks on the bounce back or some bull ETFs that we do trade on this channel all the time? So keep an eye on those points, guys. Very, very important for the Dow Jones. And if we're taking a look closely at the S&P 500, guys, this one's making quite a different pattern than the Dow Jones in terms of this 180-day four-hour chart. Notice that the Dow Jones was at that double top that we just talked about. This one's already made a higher high in terms of this chart on the 180-day, and we can take a look closer here on the 20-day to get a better idea of this. So let me just quickly clear this drawing, remove drawing, and we can see exactly what I'm talking about here. So we noticed the higher low, right? Higher low right here from the previous low, and we broke that resistance here at about 2,515, making a higher high. But remember, we're still under that 180-simple moving average resistance right now on this 20-day one-hour chart. So this is an interesting spot for the S&P 500 as well. But in terms of the uptrend, we're further in an uptrend pattern in the S&P than in the Dow Jones. So what do I think is going to happen here, guys? Well, since we had a lot of green days in a row, we had some good news from the Fed. Jobs are looking good. This could continue to send the market up for a couple of days, and especially since there are some rumors out there that Trump and the President of China are in the process of getting closer and closer to a deal in terms of the trade war. This could continue sending up the markets. But overall, guys, you cannot deny the fact that the market or not the market, the economy is still slowing down, right? We've been in this bull run for 10 years. Something has to give eventually, guys. So if we take a look back at the 180 chart, we're also at a resistance under this 50 SMA, which again, just like the Dow Jones, the 50 SMA on the S&P 500 has been a resistance over the past couple of weeks. We can see it here, guys, here. We can see it here as well as here. This point in the chart has been a resistance. So, you know, guys, we've had a lot of green over this past week that we could be seeing a reversal to the downside next week or the week after. You know, we've had a lot of good news that I'm about to talk about these past two days about what Jerome Powell said, what happened with the job reports, rumors that Trump and the President of China are getting closer to a trade deal. I think these positive pieces of news have been pushing up the markets over the past couple of weeks, but rather the past week, right? But you can't deny the fact that we're 10, 11 years in the bull run right now. Growth is slowing down, right? Companies' earnings are falling. Apple sales have fallen in China, which is a huge indication of the US economy, right? As a whole, and the Chinese economy, as a whole as well. Apple has cut their revenue forecast. These are things that you have to take into consideration.  Because there's still a lot of negative out there. There's still a lot of downside in my personal opinion. And just, you know, the economy has been slowing down, guys. And this is eventually going to take a hit, an even bigger hit on the stock market, whether it be, you know, later on in 2019, in 2020, or maybe even in 2021, guys. Who knows when we're going to hit that recession. But it's coming, guys. It's coming. This is something that is very obvious, right? The economy, like I've been saying, is slowing down. And that's one of the first steps, or one of the number one signs that a recession is slowly creeping up on us. So let's take a look at the NASDAQ very quickly, guys. Let's see what is going on in terms of these technicals. So just like, you know, the S&P, this one has made another higher high from the previous, you know, couple of trading days that we've seen. And in terms of that, guys, we can see it's right under the 180 simple moving average resistance that we do see on the 180 chart here. So very similar to the Dow, the S&P, the NASDAQ is at a critical resistance right now on the longer term, 180 day for our chart here. So, guys, next week is going to be a very important week in terms of technicals for these major indexes. Are we going to break out of this 180 resistance for the NASDAQ, which is going to be a huge move in my personal opinion, if that does happen, or are we going to get rejected here? Are we going to get rejected in the S&P? Are we going to get rejected in the Dow Jones? There's a ton of questions right now, and every index is at a very critical point. And I'm honestly just really excited for next week's trading week. So let's talk about what happened today, you know, in terms of the Jerome Powell Fed meeting, as well as the jobs report. Let's see some numbers in terms of that. And we're going to hop into my Safari tab really quickly right now to do just that. But let me take a sip of my monster, guys. It's that time of day right now, 6.30 p.m. Eastern Standard. I got to get some caffeine, man. It's been a real long day. But judging off the title of this article, we can see it right off the bat. US Jobs Report highlights economy strength despite market tumult. I don't know what tumult means. It's the first time I've seen the word, but I'm guessing it means, you know, the market difficulties that we've been seeing, right? So this is a very good sign based off of what we're going to see right now. So a blockbuster jobs report and reassuring comments from the Federal Reserve Chairman reminded Investors Friday to relish, at least for now, the economy's undeniable strengths. Markets reacted buoyantly after lurching for weeks over a faltering outlook at home and signs of a global slowdown. So pay attention to this, guys, in this chart right here. The Labor Department report showed one of the strongest months of job gains in the last decade, with employers adding 312,000 to payrolls in December. Wages which had been lagging until recently showed impressive gains. So take a look at this chart, guys. We can see, you know, the previous month here, I believe this month right here, we were not even nearly as high in terms of, you know, new jobs added as we were this past month in December. So this is a very strong sign for the economy. And the last time we had something this strong was back in the beginning of 2018 when we hit around 315,000. And before that was right around the middle of 2016 when we hit around the same number, 320,000 roughly, right? So this 312,000 number is super, super impressive, guys. And I honestly think this is the number one reason why the market shot up today and with reassuring points from Jerome Powell as well as Janet Yellen in the meeting this morning. And we're going to see some more things about that right now. But keep an eye or, you know, keep attention to these job numbers, guys, where they get reported every month. Very, very important, you know, for the overall economy, especially in the state of the economy that we are in right now where any positive news really does affect the stock market because we've been getting tons of tons of tons of negative news that I've been pushing the stock market down. So really any positive news that we get, you know, seems to do very well, you know, in the eyes of the market, right? So Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chief, cheered the report while offering assurances that policymakers would not move quickly to raise interest rates. Very, very big sign here as well. Keep an eye on the interest rates, guys. Very important point right here by Jerome Powell. Investors have been concerned that additional rate increases would weigh in on growth. 2018 by so many measures was a good year for the United States economy. He said in Atlanta this morning, he also saw up to East concerns about the stability of the central bank. When asked whether he'd resign, if President Trump asked him, this was actually pretty funny, guys. I was watching this live. He simply said no. So that was actually pretty funny, guys. Let me know if you guys caught that. If you guys watched it, drop a comment down below. It's an unequivocally phenomenal report all the way around, said Ellen Zenter, chief United States economist at Morgan Stanley. Anyone that finds something negative in this report is simply cherry picking. Economist offered raves that could appear on a movie post or a book jacket. Extraordinary. Blowout. Wow. The figures they said offer a resounding response to the question of whether a recession is imminent. You know, this is something very, very important, guys. The fears of the economy tipping into a recession now have clearly been overstated. So if you guys want to look deeper into this article, I'll link it down below in the description box. The first link, go click that article. This one's super long. I don't want to just be here for another 15 minutes going over everything. It's a pretty decently long article here. There's some charts that you guys can look at. Again, it's linked down below. Go take a look at that article. But let's just hop back into the Thinkorswim platform and just wrap up this video and talk about some closing thoughts that I have on the market and what I personally think is going to happen for this next week. So we've seen, you know, a ton of volume, obviously, into the large cap stocks. The indexes have been doing phenomenally well. We've literally went from a low in the Nasdaq the day after Christmas at about 5830 all the way up back to 6400. We've had a 6700 point push in the Nasdaq over the past week or so. The Dow Jones has had another awesome push from 21700 all the way up to 23400. The S&P from 23,050 all the way up to about 25,050 or 2550, excuse me. You know, these indexes have had very, very solid pushes. So, you know, you can't deny the fact that judging by the technicals right here, we are at rejection zones for every single one of these indexes. So this is why on a technical basis, I'm still bearish on the market. I want to see at least a break above this level, $2,600 for the S&P 500 before we are fully reversing to the upside in my personal opinion, right? Because at this point, we're breaking out of the 50 S&P resistance. We're breaking out of this old resistance here, which was an old support at around 2620. And then at that point, guys, I would want to see a break above the 180 S&P, right? But until then, we're still technically downtrending. And on a technical basis, I am bearish on all of these indexes right now just judging off what I'm seeing from these charts. And like I mentioned earlier in this video, guys, you know, we've had a pretty decent amount of good news over the past couple of days, right? Like I said, the jobs report, you know, rumors that Trump and the president of China are coming to a deal very soon here. Who knows? That could be jargon. That could be BS. We really don't know. But the fact that that rumor is out there, this is having a positive impact on the market, right?  So I think that this good news is going to fizzle off over these past couple of days, or over these next couple of days, rather. And I think we're going to be falling back down into, you know, deeper territories for the S&P, the Dow, and the NASDAQ. So let me know down below, what do you think is going to happen, guys? You know, right now, we're in very interesting spots. And I would love to know what you guys think about this, what your opinion is on this. Please leave a comment down below. I answer to every single comment. We can chat about this. I just want to know what you guys think. So if you found value in this video, feel free to drop a like, leave a comment, subscribe, follow me on Instagram and Twitter, and join our Discord group, as well as our Facebook group. All of those are 100% free, and they're all down in there in the description box. And if you guys haven't signed up for Robinhood, there's a link down below that if you sign up using that link, you get a free stock, and I also get a free stock. So if you are interested in that, guys, free commission-based brokerage, Robinhood, again, the link is down below in the description box. Thanks again for watching the video. I really, really appreciate all the love from you guys. Peace out. Have a great weekend. I'll catch you in the next video.


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