We will hear from from Dan Henry who is the vice president chief technical officer for heart and home technologies Thank you Carol How many in this room know anything about raisin chickens? Cool How many this room want to see a safe 22 million barrels of oil a year. I'm gonna show you how we can do it The chicken industry the poultry industry turkeys hog barns dairy barns egg laying hens all need heat and Traditionally about 85% of those operations use propane Now how many in this room know that propane is a really great transportation fuel? It'll burn in the car or bus Buses here are natural gas propane is what pretty close to natural gas So why are we using? Hundreds of millions of gallons of propane a year The heat chickens when we should be using biomass When you use propane Because there's five quarts of water and every gallon of propane is generated through the combustion process Most of the propane heat is unvented and it puts that water in a chicken house And that wet water moist air blends with the litter and creates ammonia And you put these one day old baby chicks who can make no body heat for the first ten days their lives into a really strong ammonia Atmosphere and these little baby chicks have never had a bite of food or drink of water until the day they're put in there Now those baby chicks for the first ten days of their life can make nobody heat So the floor of that house has to be about 93 degrees and they have to keep that house warm and Progressively reduce the temperature until the chick is ten days old So they're using a lot of propane This is the value of pellet heat the confined feeding of chickens turkeys hogs and Consumes between 18 and 22 million barrels of oil in thermal energy equivalency via propane The average chicken house to consume between six and eight thousand gallons of propane per year There's over ninety thousand broiler houses. That's the size chicken. You get it Kentucky fried They grow about twenty eight to thirty two thousand chicks from a baby chick to three point two pound broiler weight in six weeks the LP emits twelve point five pounds of carbon dioxide per gallon or 4.7 tons per year per house the Chicken houses emit forty four hundred and twenty three thousand tons of CO2 a year and Every six thousand gallons of LP used at seven thousand five hundred gallons of water to the chicken house The wet litter Causes extremely high ammonia levels and did you know our country exports a hundred and twenty five million dollars where the chicken feed a year to China You ever been to China? You see a lot of food with with chicken feed in it Now we can only export the feet that aren't burned from the ammonia and Currently we only harvest about twenty percent because the balance gets burned from the wet litter We can double or quadruple our exports of chicken feet to China, and that would be a good thing All right The the ammonia also creates poor quality for the workers Now when you take the price of pellets and you take the price of LP Per BTU cost of pellet energy is half of what LP is So when they convert a barn from propane heat to dry heat from from wood pellets, and they can be agricultural pellets You cut their energy dollar costs by fifty percent, but there's another big gain here Now that you aren't creating all that ammonia You don't have to turn on these huge exhaust fans one or two minutes out of five to get the ammonia out of the room Which means they're not throwing all that energy away anymore Now that they're not throwing half their energy away anymore You've got their energy consumption by half Suddenly you're saving them seventy five percent of their energy cost per house All right What to replace? 6,000 gallons of propane requires 32 tons of pellets There's a savings of seven thousand two hundred and ten dollars a year In just BTU to BTU energy cost The other thing that happens is this flock scores higher Your ticens your produce your pilgrims your cargills They contract a grower and they get paid on the score of the flock The higher the score the closer to the premium purchase price they get Most growers are lucky to achieve a 90 percentile The flocks that we've been turning out with the dry heat have been achieving as high as a hundred and three percent All right, there is a five point improvement in feed conversion because the baby chicks has a healthier lung and we have a Much much improved quality of air for the people that work in there And the neighborhoods that these barns are in and the valleys are in don't stink anymore It'll create several thousand jobs to produce the two million eight hundred thousand tons of pellets To replace and offset the propane that's currently be used And all that propane can be used for transportation fuel So any questions I must say I don't know about what you guys are doing I don't know about you guys, but I find this whole area absolutely fascinating in terms of thinking about all the things that can actually be done And you'll never think about chickens the same way again. Will you? our next speaker will be Melissa van Ornhem who is the marketing manager for GHD? Incorporated and so she also will be talking about One of my favorite thing I appreciate that As she said, my name is Melissa van Ornhem. I'm with GHD. We're an anaerobic digester company based in Wisconsin so you just heard a lot of great information about chickens and we have one anaerobic digester on a poultry operation but the Majority of our systems are on dairy farms. So you heard about chickens and now you're gonna hear about cows For those of you that aren't familiar with anaerobic digestion you can think of it literally as a big cow stomach So we are growing the same kind of bacteria that you would find in the cow stomach Cow stomach is an anaerobic Digester anaerobic means no oxygen So what happens is is we take the manure and we put it into our big concrete vessel and we hold it for 22 days in our Big stomach and we keep it at 100 degrees same temperature as the cow Again growing the same kind of bacteria and those bacteria do a lot of work for us They break down the long chains of proteins and carbohydrates and such that are in the manure And when they break those long carbon chains into smaller chains They release energy in the form of biogas and that biogas in our case is about 58 percent methane and 42 percent CO2 So what we do is we take that biogas off of the digester and in the majority of cases in our projects We're taking that biogas and running it to engines and the engines are burning the methane in the biogas and They're also Doing another great thing for us They're also burning the odor off the farm at the same time and then the engines power a generator which produce electricity So we have farmers all around the country now who are selling all this power that they're creating from their manure I'm putting it right out on to the utility We also have some other benefits from the system after the manure has been in the digester for 22 days We pump it out of the digester and we send it to a separator a mechanical separator And we have a solid and a liquid that comes off that separator and they both have a lot of value to our dairy farmers So the solid Looks nothing like manure. It's very fluffy and light and similar to peat moss in consistency And our dairy farmers have found that it's a wonderful bedding for the animals So those of you that aren't too familiar with the dairy industry a lot of them spend the majority of their time in barns which are made of concrete They have concrete floors So they'll put some kind of bedding down on the concrete for the cows to lie on because believe it or not It's when the cows are lying down when they're producing the milk So the farmers want comfortable cows lying down all the time so they make more milk So instead of putting sawdust down in the barns or sand They're now using the solids from the digester and they found that it's really good for herd health Lower mastitis rates a lot of benefits to it and the cows love it So that's one use for the solids the farmers will generally produce Double the amount of cells that they need for their barns So they have the 50% surplus where they can either sell it to other dairy farmers We'll also use it as bedding or you could sell it as fertilizer When you separate about 35% of the phosphorus goes with the salads and about 25% of the nitrogen So it's a very good bedding material. I'm sorry fertilizer material weed seeds are killed So if you want a product for your garden, this is it And then the liquid off of that separator is now going into the lagoons that the farmers already have in their operation The benefit to the liquid now though is the bacteria Will convert the nutrients from an organic to an inorganic form? so if you think back to your School days when you're talking about photosynthesis and science class You'll remember that it was inorganic nutrients that the plants can utilize to grow So when manure comes out of the animal, it's primarily organic in nature. So the nutrients are organic when a farmer spreads Raw manure, it actually takes the soil bacteria One two three maybe even four years to fully convert the nutrients to an inorganic form And once it's inorganic then it's plant accessible So that's why a lot of farmers are spreading manure raw manure in March or November Because you have a hard time spreading it onto a growing crop because it can burn the plant and kill it So now the bacteria do us the great benefit of speeding that process up So the waste coming out of the digester is now inorganic in nature. So you can put it right onto a growing crop So our farmers now are holding their liquid and they're spreading it Right now all through the summer right on the corn right on the alfalfa They're greatly increasing the crop yield greatly reducing the likelihood of runoff very little odor when they spread because again we're Getting rid of the odor when we burn the biogas in the engine. So neighbors are very excited when a digester goes in So there's lots of really good benefits to the system. We also do a good job of pathogen kill So E. Coli for example, we're doing over 99% kill of E. Coli Staff and strup are a little bit tougher, but we're in the 90s with them. So God forbid if there was Maneur that got onto some spinach for example, nobody's going to get sick We also do a good job of reducing BOD and COD level levels So again, God forbid if it got into a stream, you're not going to kill the fish So there's a lot of environmental benefits to the digester above and beyond the renewable electricity that I think are really important for Every person this country to know so the other good thing is that it's providing a Stable revenue source for our farmers as some of you may know We are coming out of a two-year period where the dairy farmers were Unfortunately getting a very low price for their milk It was a difficult time for our dairy farmers in this country And we had a lot of our customers coming to us and saying thank goodness We had the digester because it was stable revenue for us And we knew that we would get through the low point and get through the storm in the dairy industry So it helped them ride the volatility in there in their market So high-level that's what we're doing with our digester technology And now you will never think about common or the same way again So think about how important this last session is In terms of all of these things that you will never think about in the same way And I think also what is very very cool in terms of what we're hearing again Are all of the synergies all of the different kinds of products that we're getting at the same time while we're also solving problems and In terms of thinking about odor and runoff as well as backing out a fossil fuel And so to wrap this panel up to kind of put it all together is Nora Goldstein who is a board member of the American Biogas Council No, I It being the last speaker of of the day I could stand here and sing about biogas or make poems about biogas, but instead I'll just tell you Try to speak quickly and you'll never think the same way about let's see we had chickens and Cows and now we're gonna I'm gonna segue over into sewage sludge human waste and food waste So you're never gonna think the same way about that either About a year ago. We'll see More yes, we a group of Businesses mostly Recognize who have been in the anaerobic digestion field for for many years Recognize the need for Biogas to be represented To get the voice out there because there are all are all these various benefits related and So in April of 2010 we formally incorporated the American Biogas Council Which is based here in Washington, DC and in addition to Advocating on behalf of anaerobic digestion of animal waste streams We also advocate on behalf of municipal and industrial waste streams and Processing them in anaerobic digestion one of the key benefits of anaerobic digestors is it is an energy tech of renewable energy? Technology, but it's also a sustainable waste management technology and When you're feeding in waste materials that have biogas potential biogas production potential on the back end you get the energy but you also get a process and stable or Further processed waste material that has yet another use so you're getting these outputs that have value and distinguishing between some of the Waste to energy technologies that you get energy, but you don't get the the other byproduct streams coming out So there really wasn't direct representation for anaerobic digestion technologies in DC or in state governments So we started with 23 founding members in April of last year and we just signed on our hundredth member this week So that's a lot, you know, that's significant growth over a short period of time in terms of legislative issues Probably our immediate focus was on some of the tax incentives. There was the 1603 Tax incentive that was due to expire at the end of last year and what that is very beneficial is You can take that or the tax credit. I'm sorry. You can take it in the form. I guess of a grant so that it it you can use it to cover capital costs of the project and through The extension of the tax credits last year this goes through the end of this year where it's due to expire again But it really helps get these projects going some they're not hugely huge capital projects But these are farms that don't have a lot of extra income These are some waste management companies that this is you know They're sort of fledgling when it comes to organics recycling and they can use these these funds the other legislative issue is the Refunding REAP and I'm not even going to try to Carol or it's the rural energy Assistance program which is part of the Farm Bill and the energy and water appropriations committee mark yesterday just Wiped out. Yeah, so this is down to about and this is a half million dollars. Yeah, and so this has been another critical tool for You know farm digest your development and so another thing that ABC is doing is is really trying to you know be up here Building education awareness about the potential for anaerobic digestion again as both a renewable energy technology and as a waste a Sustainable waste management Technology real quick as far as some of the biogas market issues in Europe They have Germany alone has four or five six thousand anaerobic digesters Farm and municipal and industrial in this country. We have about a hundred and seventy farm digester projects there's About fifteen hundred to two thousand and don't put me on that number but wastewater treatment plants with anaerobic digesters and Then you have a lot of industrial food processors putting in anaerobic digesters in there The closed loop is very exciting because they just capture the biogas that's produced. They put back into their boilers To to and then they don't have to use natural gas They can or if they're doing combined heat and power they can capture the heat and put that back in through the system So you're really seeing cost savings avoided cost and cost savings But then you can also produce renewable natural gas It's an upgraded biogas that can be fed into the natural gas pipelines And what we would love to see is more renewable portfolio standards in states recognizing Renewable natural gas as a way to meet utility You know their their goals their 20% or whatever goals and then This is happening more in Europe and it's been happening in the US for a while But upgrading the gas to fleet fuel or vehicle fuel and like a compressed natural gas and so the flexibility of the biogas Markets is also a real win for them real quick biogas produces 24-7. You've got to keep feeding that digester It's a biological system So it's not weather dependent wind or or sun and we believe in all those things Flexibility in biogas use the combined heat and power is a real advantage And if I have just another minute, I'd like one minute great So these things with wastewater treatment plant digesters is this is existing infrastructure in communities And many of these digesters were built with the capacity to process industrial higher strength organic industrial waste And a lot of those industries have moved away or closed down And so we have a round in terms of infrastructure in this country wastewater treatment plant anaerobic digesters with capacity And so we're starting to see more and more communities Taking in source separated food waste streams fats oils grease Which are very problematic in the waste the sewage collection and wastewater Systems you add them directly to the digester and not run them through the front of the plant And you get significant biogas increased biogas production without using a lot of the capacity same We're seeing on the farms adding food waste streams to farm digesters and you're getting more biogas production So we have some infrastructure that we really should be using it's one of those no-brainers It's not to say you don't have to upgrade a little bit to have that digester take that material But that's a kind of a no-brainer slam dunk and I'll stop W it's american biogas council.org is the website


We're just a couple days away from the first round of the 2023 NFL draft I am Taylor Vismore and today I'm joined by none other than Scott bear who has looked at every possibility and every theory And that's come up with his final mock draft of 2023 this guy's made like eight or nine of these mock drafts you guys so many You have no idea so many but this one is the final one And it's so final that he made a change this morning to it So let's just jump right into it to Scott bears mock draft presented by Georgia lottery as we know The Chicago Bears treated their first overall draft pick to the Carolina Panthers for four draft picks and wide receiver DJ More they of course will be picking ninth overall, but Scott who's gonna be a panther Who's the first off the board this year in every other mock draft except this one? I have the Panthers taking CJ Stroud, but the evidence seems overwhelming guys It just seems like the pick is gonna be Alabama quarterback Bryce Young and the only negative thing that you can really say about him Is that he's 510 he's quote unquote undersized well on 5 6 so sure guys unite I would love to see an under six foot quarterback go number one overall this guy is a magician It's hard to find fault with how he plays just look at these highlights. He can do everything I think Carolina ultimately makes young the pick at number one Yeah, I think it's a toss-up between Stroud and young for quarterback one and two in this shop But I mean he's a Heisman winner and a Heisman finalist from last year. He's a national championship under his belt I mean the accolades and the awards for young just keep going on and on so he's number one overall But you have Stroud going number two to the Houston Texans But a lot of people are thinking that they might not take a quarterback They might take someone else talk to me about that or is that a smokescreen during draft week to make everybody wonder Well, I'm gonna do everyone a favor I'm gonna sift through the smoke and realize that Houston is not crazy and they're gonna make the smart logical pick Which is Ohio State quarterback CJ Stroud. Look we saw how good he was against Georgia That's as good of a college football game that a quarterback can play. He was dynamic He was awesome didn't come out with the win, but I think ultimately deserves to be the number two overall pick He's bigger. He's accurate. He can do just about everything. Yeah, like I said It's I think it's between him and young which which one's like quarterback one and quarterback two And I think if you have the opportunity to take the number two guy, you have to do it I think that they might take an edge rusher will Anderson who you have going to the Cardinals third overall Talk to me about this guy now in our mock draft no trades But I think Arizona is gonna have their phone on and could definitely trade out of this pick But with the inability to trade in our mock you gotta go with will Anderson, right? Look at this guy He comes off the edge. He can play the run. He's a dynamic pass rusher I think it's pretty safe and look the Cardinals need everything but quarterback He's a guy that is a pretty easy pick for me Yeah, well Anderson has been at the top of everyone's mock dropped all off season I think it's pretty clear that he's gonna go especially not top five realm But you're saying that they could also trade for another team that wants a quarterback And you have this quarterback going fourth overall, which I think is a little crazy I will love us going instead of Anthony Richardson. Talk to me about him Yeah, you want to like fit me for a straight jacket If I take Anthony Richardson here because look don't look at his box score Okay, the completion percentage at Florida not pretty But I think what the Colts can see is a vision of him becoming a generational type quarterback We can both agree that he's got talent, right? He can do everything, but can he be refined? Can he be developed? I think the Colts take a big gamble here a big swing. Do they hit a home run or do they strike out? We're not gonna know, but I think Anthony Richardson going number three. Yeah for me personally There's there's just too many questions that are left unanswered with Anthony Richardson I think that you get more of those answers from someone like Will Leviss who I have going here I think he fits the Colts a little bit more. He fits that bill and he fits that offense It's just a little bit better, but we'll see what happens that happens on Thursday But moving right along number five overall you have Tyree Wilson going to the Seattle Seahawks I think Falcons fans would be a little upset about this one, right?  He probably could have built him in a lap, right? He's over 6'5 He's got a wingspan like a pterodactyl for good mistakes He can play the run play the pass and Seattle just added two interior defensive linemen in free agency That's why I think they look to the edge here with this pick Yeah, I'm gonna keep my thoughts on Tyree for a little bit later. Maybe around number eight. I don't know Maybe let's just look at the number six though You have Jalen Carter who I have going to the Seahawks going here to Detroit talk to me about why Jalen Carter When I look at the Lions last year they drafted Aidan Hutchinson good pick a guy who can get after it on the edge You want to partner him with Jalen Carter? Good frickin luck in the NFC North This guy can do everything. He's maybe the best player regardless of position in terms of talent when he's at his best Like we saw during the college football playoff. My goodness. He is a game wrecker There are some red flags, but I do think ultimately Dan Campbell and the Detroit Lions sitting at number six Think they might have got the number one overall pick with a talent like this Yeah, he was slated for a little bit as the number one overall pick I mean he hasn't not many people get to say they are a national champion much less a two-time back to back National champion and an all-american as well, but let's talk about a team that you know very well a locks Vegas Raiders Who do you have them taking seventh overall? Yeah, I used to cover these guys for eight years, and I know what their defense is like It's not in good shape at all. That's why some people think hey that they're in the quarterback market I think that they're in a full-scale rebuild That's what I think so you go out and you get the best quarter the coroner back on the board That's christian Gonzalez if I can say his name right christian Gonzalez can do everything well talk about being built in a lab That's what this guy is Raiders make the safe pick Yeah, I think this is like one of the best corners in the draft And I think I have the big the raiders excuse me taking a quarterback not a corner But we'll see what shakes out on Thursday, but let's get to the question that everyone we go We're going to talk about number a overall the Atlanta Falcons have it you have the John Robinson talk to me about this running back This this guy can do everything well He can line up in any spot. He can break tackles. He can run through you He can run around you and I just have these visions Taylor I have these visions of Arthur Smith playing quote-unquote positionless football and you give him a skill set like this What he can do creatively with the John Robinson and then and then you think about it. You have Algear Kyle Pitts Drake London John who Smith I can go on and on and on Cordero Patterson And then you had this player to it the Falcons could have the most dynamic group of skilled players in the entire league That's a big statement. It's it would be a huge ad here. Look. I know what you're gonna say, right? Running back at eight. I have I lost my mind Yeah, I think I think it's a little ambitious to take a running back in a top 10 much less the first round I think you know you're seeing what's happening with St. Juan Barclay and the Giants right now and and getting a second contract deal going working with that I just think it's a little ambitious to take a running back so soon I think if the Falcons trade down, it becomes a little bit more viable But I have us taking Tyree Wilson that you haven't going earlier, but I have the address from Texas Tech coming here at 8 I think I mean if he's on the board, right? If he's still available He's the best available is you have to get this this address I mean look the Falcons have worked so hard this free agency in bolstering up their defense This is the the bow to just seal it to totally make it one of the best defenses maybe in the NFL I don't want to get too crazy with what I'm saying, but Tyree would definitely help with this defense Just a little bit more to maybe get over that hump. So we'll see and look we're about to do something unprecedented right now We're gonna agree on something and if Tyree Wilson is available, which is possible a four quarterbacks go I turn my phone off. I don't want to hear any calls and I make the safe pick I like this guy just as much as you do. Yeah, I like the address here But he could be off the board and the Falcons might still be looking for an edge That's why our Tory McElaney has the Falcons actually trading down in the first round and getting Lucas finesse the edge rusher out of Iowa. So could happen could be an edge anyway, but we'll have to see yeah And the big question mark is could they go cornerback? It's definitely possible in this mock draft Devon witherspoon still on the board That would be pretty enticing at number eight to yeah And if Christian Gonzalez is there as well if Las Vegas don't actually take him He could still be on the board as well But if you have someone like Jeff Acuda, that's the one-year deal you still have AJ Terrell and I was taught as a kid Don't look at just the right now look a little bit further in the future And let's just go ahead and do that with our mock job Let's look nine through sixteen and what your picks were in this second part of the NFL draft Look, you know Lucas finesse going nine overall and Tory has him going 11th Why do you think he's gonna go right after the Falcons? Look the Bears need so much and Lucas finesse is one of those guys He's tenacious. He's I think a safer pick. He's a guy that can play anywhere on the line A guy that I think would fit well for the Falcons to the Bears need a lot You go get those steady interior defensive front guys and really start your rebuild around Justin Fields Well, and you had mentioned Devon witherspoon and he's here. You have him dropping all the way to 14, which is a Seal pretty late right seal for the Patriots. Pretty late It was one of those things where gosh like where's he gonna fit? He may never make it to 14 because the guy plays like a safety He hits like a Mack truck and and can do everything if he's on the board at 14 Bill Belichick who's stone-faced. He might even crack a smile. Yeah, that'd be a huge steal for them But let's keep moving along in this NFL draft 17 and on let's see what you have here Oh, who do I want to pick? Will Levis you have him? I have him going fourth overall You have him going 19th to the Tampa Bay box. What's up with that? I think it's just that so many quarterback star teams are at the top and then there's a gap and Then could he fall all the way to Tampa Bay? I'm predicting that we have two rookie quarterbacks in the NFC south to deal with Tampa obviously trying to move on from Tom Brady Look, I could be totally wrong here And your theory could be right that he could go number four and we could see four quarterbacks in the like in the top 10 I just sort of thought that this is a good fit for them Tampa may even trade up and try to get this guy Yeah And if he does end up going to Tampa it could be a Levis trust kind of quarterback situation going on So we'll keep an eye on that throughout the NFL season You have Jalen Hyatt out of Tennessee going to the Ravens. They just signed OBJ like what what's your thoughts on that? This is another example of Baltimore saying Lamar, please please sign a long-term contract with us We desperately want you. Here's another weapon Here's another way for you to be great and maximize your potential and hopefully to get them to take Baltimore's money That's why I think Jalen Hyatt OBJ Mark Andrews and Lamar Jackson whoo look out that team could be really tough That could be a very dangerous and potent offense. Let's keep it moving though 25 and on to 31 So, let's see who we want here. I want to go right here to this huge tight end and Darno Washington He's like six seven. I think he is one of the tallest people I've ever been in a room with as a Georgia grad myself, but why do you have him going into sincey? What's so potent about that situation? So Cincinnati just lost Hayden Hurst, right? They've got Jamar Chase and T Higgins and all these guys They need a tight end Darno Washington can do so much to make them even more dynamic if that's possible working with Joe Burrow This is a top tier tight end class He could be the fourth tight end gone and I think Darno Washington good fit for Cincinnati Yeah, great tight end as well, but let's move from 28 to 29 Someone a team that the Falcons fans watch a lot in the Saints Miles Murphy. He's dropped far in this draft Yeah, and that's one of those things just like Devon witherspoon. Do you think no way? He's gonna be available Scott, but some funny things happen, right? That it becomes about needs I think Miles Murphy if you think about what the Saints lost they lost David on Yamada They lost so many defensive linemen Marcus Davenport and some to the Falcons, right? I mean that Miles Murphy fills a need for them if he happens to still be on the board Maybe maybe not. I think I think the Saints swoop him up Yeah, they might be soup it up at Clemson guy But everything's still up in the air nothing is for sure until Thursday and something that we didn't really talk about is trades We didn't do any trades in this mock drop you mentioned it a little bit earlier with the Arizona Cardinals But what do you think could happen with trades trading up trading down in this particular draft? I think so much of it has to do with quarterbacks, right? If there's quarterbacks in the top four, you're maybe pushing a guy like Tyree Wilson who you like so much down to number eight And then you make an easy pick right right or or or or there's three quarterbacks gone And then the Falcons pick looks really attractive to a team that wants to trade up Above a team like Tennessee and try to get that fourth quarterback will levis Anthony Richardson something like that And if the Falcons can get a top tier player Plus another asset I think you do that in Torrey McElaney's scenario drop down to 11 get Lucas Van Ness and something else or maybe Maybe maybe maybe drop down and get Bijan Robinson that may be I think I think that's a little bit more viable I can kind of rock with that a little bit more than eighth overall But we'll see there's a ton of possibilities for the Falcons, especially if you include trades in that so Scott Thank you so much for joining me pleasure as always as I said earlier just a couple of days away from the 2023 NFL Draft and we will cover every pick the Falcons make so make sure to follow the Falcons on social media for all the updates This husband Scott bears mock job presented by Georgia lottery


The Narcissist wants your money. Narcissists are very superficial. They're more concerned with material things rather than getting to know you. They don't care about your heart and soul. They don't care about your personality. They're more focused on what's in your bank account. Narcissists are grandiose. They want to display an image of wealth and superiority. They want to feel like they're better than most people. And of course, they cannot do that without money. But many of them also have difficulty keeping a job or running a business because they're high conflict personalities. They have a problem with everyone they engage with. 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Or as though you have caught an inconvenience for them. So now you have to compensate for their deficiencies. But as we know, narcissists tend to exaggerate the things they do for their victims. A relationship with a narcissist tends to be characterized by a great deal of loss in every aspect of the victim's life. Naturally, you're not going to want to arm and equip someone with the very tools that they need to destroy you. You're going to hold back. You're going to try to protect yourself financially and in other aspects of your life. And that's where the control comes in. That's where the narcissist has to try to claim ownership of things that are rightfully yours. They have this strong sense of entitlement as though they have a right to take whatever they want. They're self-absorbed and they lack empathy. They don't care about how their behaviour affects you. They have these sociopathic tendencies to extract financial gains at all costs. To chase money and power. It makes them feel like they're winning. It makes them feel like they're in control. Money is a part of their identity and they identify other people with money.  They see it as though money determines a person's character and upbringing, which is why they want to be the masters of money. They will push you into the enabler role where you are just giving all of your money to them. Where you are enabling this dysfunctional situation to continue while they portray you as this person who is not good with money. This person who spends everything even though you may be the one who earned it in the first place they could spend £100,000 of your money while you spend only £10,000 and they will still hold you responsible for it. They will say that you spent all of the money while they got to indulge in everything they wanted to do while you had to use the money for basic necessities they're not going to take responsibility for anything that happens to you financially even though they may be the cause of it. They feel entitled to be with people who have money but they don't want to take on the responsibility that comes along with being in that position. Massacists don't usually make much money they're not productive they're more focused on controlling the family so they don't have time to be productive they don't have time to make money most of their time revolves around spending it yet they want to be seen as people who are good with money they want to be seen as people who are in control of everything people who are responsible but they need you to be seen as the opposite of all of that they need you to be seen as someone who spends all of the money even though you may have earned it even though they may have spent more than you they will use money to threaten you they will use money to control you and they will use it to shame you to make you feel like you are the one who misuses it they will always find a way to turn it around on you to relieve themselves of any responsibility for their choices and decisions money is the end all be all to the narcissist it is very important to them they take it very seriously even though it may not belong to them you have to understand that narcissists are scavengers if they see something and they put themselves in position to get it in their minds it's already theirs if you don't willingly hand it over to them it will cause a narcissistic injury and they will find other means to get it they will make it their mission to punish you and take you down for denying them of what they believe is rightfully theirs thank you for watching I hope this video resonates with you please like, comment share and subscribe if you would like to donate my PayPal link is in the video description coaching inquiries you can email me at coaching.narcsurviver.co.uk thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon


Nigeria ranks top 5 among countries with the fastest rate of deforestation in the world, losing about 350,000 hectares of forest every year, hence the need to plant more trees. Director General of the Nigerian Conservation Foundation, Motari Amino Kano, said this at the flag off of a massive tree planting project across three geopolitical zones of the country. Amino Kano said though the government has made pledges to the international community, it is up to non-governmental organisations and responsible and forward-looking individuals to achieve the goal of deforestation. The NCFDG hints that they hope to take the project to all states of the federation with a special focus on Delta States where they are plans to create a mini-conservation education centre. We already have our one-and-a-half hectare piece of land donated to us by the President of our foundation, Chief Philippa Seodu, and we are just preparing it for planting when the partnership comes with ATC. So ATC is going to support the re-editation of that one-and-a-half hectares and the establishment of a conservation education centre where school children around Asaba will be able to use it as their field laboratory and they will come and see nature in practice and enjoy the land just like people come to let the conservation centre to do. The exercise brought together environmental enthusiasts and organisations who were education on the benefits of deforestation and the need to protect the environment by planting more trees. And when the canal also recounted the benefits associated with planting trees to include food and shelter, however, listed some of the challenges associated with looking outside the forests. There are many challenges with looking after forests and making sure that trees remain standing. The major one is expansion of agriculture. Agriculture itself, there is nothing wrong with it, but the way we do it, we slash and burn. So every couple of years a farmer gets his soils where his tillings are tired and then he or she goes to a new place, cuts down all the trees and starts again. Then with actual restoration and planting of the trees, there are also quite a few challenges.


That is the biggest eye-opener when you come to clinic and you start working with members of the general public with Ayurveda and you get to see their lives turn around, their body pain go away with the body treatments and the herbs and you get to see them making these dietary changes and lifestyle changes. Hi, I'm Naomi Boas. I graduated from the Ayurvedic Wellness and Ayurvedic Practitioner Program at SCU. I chose SCU because I met Dr. Anu and saw her give her beautiful speech and lead us all through yoga. I was like, this is the school for me. I'm enrolling and I think I submitted my application that Monday and never looked back. The clinic, for me, when I was a student here was absolutely the best part of the program because you get to see everything that we're learning inside the classroom, all of the theory and the principles applied in real life. And so that is the biggest eye-opener when you come to clinic and you start working with members of the general public with Ayurveda and you get to see their lives turn around, their body pain go away with the body treatments and the herbs and you get to see them making these dietary changes and lifestyle changes. What I like most about the Ayurveda program at SCU is the hands-on approach and that's not only in the clinic where we get to work with patients' hands-on, which I love, but also in the classroom setting. So there's certain classes that you really get more of a feel of it when you're in-person and you get to touch Ayurveda. There's a lot of uses of our senses, our hands, our touch, our smell, our eyes, and so the nutrition class and the herbology class and the Poncha Karma classes, which is the Ayurvedic Body Works class have been definitely my favorite because we get a lot of hands-on practice in those classes and hands-on demonstrations from our faculty members. And we also get to meet with our classmates in-person and also practice doing the body work and working with each other and so there's a lot of bonding that goes on in this program. I would definitely recommend SCU to someone who wants to pursue their education in Ayurveda because it is a really comprehensive program that is very much based in the classical texts from India. All of our faculty has decades of experience combined. They're mostly all, many of them are from India. They've studied in India. They're doctors of Ayurveda from India and so the amount of knowledge that we get from all of our faculty members combined is just priceless. That's definitely the one thing that really stood out to me in the beginning when I started the program was the caliber of the faculty here.


If there's one big regret that I had on the medical journey, it's this idea of constantly being complacent. Now, despite having my own version of success in medical school and in training, I know I'd be a lot further if I simply asked one question. That's simply asking every single day, am I trying to go above my status quo? Every single one of us has an average baseline of how we do things like are worth ethic, our motivation, our interest in things. And more often than not, we try to just hit that status quo and consider that to be good enough. But as I've learned through my medical journey and through all the roles that I have in my life, the only way you're able to truly make meaningful improvement to progress is constantly asking the question, am I going above that level of status quo that I've said for myself? And if the answer is unfortunately no, you're constantly going to get stuck in this long episode of plateauing and being demotivated.


I was born in Chicago. I went to a Bible school, Moody Bible Institute, and I went to Eastern College near Philadelphia. I was a religion major with a philosophy minor. I had a great job. I was a schoolless driver. I decided to go for a master's degree and a PhD so somebody could pay me to read. I started in CCU in 2002. The big thing that I've learned from Dr. Black has been just always be a seeker, seeking to understand more of other people's perspectives. Because that's the only way you're going to be able to engage with them effectively and lovingly. We often joke in the department that she's the adult in the room because she always knows what needs to be done and how to motivate us to get those things done. I think she's worked tremendously hard. She brings years of expertise and experience to the classroom. She's an asset to the English department and any student would be fortunate to have her as a professor. And she is the epitome of an English nerd, but she's just filled with so much intellect and so much wisdom and she loves her students very well. You can tell that by the way she invests into her lesson plans. Another way that I develop students besides giving them challenging text to read and talking about the text with them is living my life before them. I'm a mom. I'm a grand mom.  I have a home nearby. They come to my home sometimes.  So there are other children who for a time in their life would have called me mom. I'm an avid gardener. I love art. I love pottery. I'm an adventurous cook. Students across CC have tasted my cooking. The number one thing that I want students to have grasped from me is that God loves everyone. God even loves the villains in the story. I think that love of language, I think it was born in me. I think it's part of who I am. I think it's what God's purposed me to do all along.


Hey, what's up? So many second round kicks have come to a point along the right way. Yeah. Ah, man, to be honest, man, I just, whenever I'm called, really, it's just making sure I try to make a play. So, you know, early on, it was a lot of special team. You know, no end of my set at all. Like, I'm helping the team win regardless. You know, if I'm out there, I'm able to help the team win. So, I wouldn't really thank him much until I was just waiting on my turn.  This is the highest level.  So, I ain't really got too much to say about that one. Nobody perfect, you know. But, like I said, you go out there, they can give you a best shot, and then whatever happened at the end of the day, that's what happens. So, that's basically what I've been doing. Coach sir. Tamalawi. Yes. The game or practice? Man, you messing me up, man. I usually tend, I try not to go back that way or this way. But, you know, just for the sake of your question, man. I mean, it was a solid game. You know, it was a great team effort. And in the day was most important. We got the W, me individually. It's a couple of things, you know, a couple of plays that maybe could have been executed better. But like I said, in the day, it was a great team effort. We got the W. Okay. How was it for you? How was it for you? It was good. That was us. Yeah. Most definitely, man. I love the game, man. Like I said, any aspect of it.  They get calling me to make a play. So, that's just how I go. But, I love the game. I love being able to help my team win any way that is. Last week, we got to be at Nickel. And we came over to W. I feel like I played a part in that. So, it's great. I think the easiest thing to say in what I've actually been doing, but the easiest thing to say is just taking it one day at a time, man. Like just trying to be focused on that rep. Trying to be focused on that period. You know what I'm saying? Because in my experience, when you look forward or backward, you're just worrying about the wrong things. You need to be worried about right now. So, that's all I've been trying to do. You know, I think I've been doing a good job of that. So, this week should be good week. Man, if you ask IO, you can call him right now in this moment. Every day, I watch that man. Because like, you know, it's just a great example of just practicing hard. You know, he got great habits. You know, he got here 15 minutes early. You know what I'm saying? We out here at the practice working on stuff. They giving me tips. Like every single day I told him, like, I'm watching you. You know what I'm saying? I'm just paying attention. Because you never know.  So, that's why I would let him know every day. Like, I'm watching you. And I keep him accountable. And you know, that also keeps me accountable. Make sure I'm locked into the game. So, that goes into being where I am now.  Coach will let me know. Hey, we have your Nickel this period. We have your safety this period. So, usually they tell me that, okay, I'm locked in. All right, this period, I need to be worried about strictly Nickel.  Because I wanted to make some of those calls as a safety, but that's not my job no more. You know, so, just being locked into what position I'm in right now. So, that's how you do it. Yes. Early on in college, I was Nickel and down primary. I came in on third down, really. And then we had a guy get ejected. I was the next safety up. In the middle of the game, I had to go play safety. You know what I'm saying? So, like I said, I've been in situations like this where I just always got to be locked in and in tune to what's happening right now. Man, it's definitely another level. You know what I mean? Like, it's not 18-year-olds out here for the most part. So, but yeah, ain't no 18-year-olds out here. But yeah, it's grown man, you know. They study their book, just like we study our book.  So, man, it's definitely more gritty. But at the end of the day, ball is ball, you know. So, as long as you're locked in, you focus every day and you know what you got going on, you'll be able to make plays on Sunday. The mentality of it? Yeah, that's what I was going to say. You're saying shifting from safety to Nickel? Right. Did it in college. Yeah, yeah. I mean, they always say, you know, next man up and everybody one play away, this and that. You know, you're trying not to think like that, but that's what happens, you know. So, you just got to be prepared at all times. Back, ain't we? Yeah, just a little bit, just a little bit, man. You don't like doing that. You got to be down there just, I just want to hear about like how what your mentality was just coming into that game, like getting ready for that game. Right now, we're like coming into last week or against the Jets, you were like, okay, I'm going to be playing a bit more. Right. I said, what's that mindset like versus the Senior Bowl, trying to compete for a spot in the scene and have it come to this with different teams. So now, we're like, okay, now I'm trying to compete for a spot, but now I'm actually on the team. On the team. Yeah. So Senior Bowl, mindset more just, like I knew, like I told everybody, like we're coming from a small school. Everybody always chomping on us about the National Championship, this and that, you know. That was smart if you ask me, but yeah, so just the mindset was just like, okay, they're looking at it. We're coming from a small school, but we got this big ego. Obviously, me and my teammate who went there, we didn't have no egos.  Like we knew we could play ball. We knew we could play with the best of them.  Or do it to the best of your ability. And that's what both of us did. So we got a lot of noise down there. Juggling those meetings was pretty hard though, but it worked out fine. And then now it's just, it's the same type of mindset. Like I'm in the league now.  If you ain't making no plays, you're not going to go out there again. So it's more about doing my job to make the plays. Because you know, I don't want to be greedy, jump out of assignment. And I make that play, but not that, you know, I got trust issues between my teammates. Like is he going to be there next time? You know, so it's just about doing your job now that you're already here. It's a blessing for real, man, because when they say next man up, like man, safety going to nickel. We got TJ, safety going to corner. Like it's just a blessing because you able to fill in spots a lot faster than another defense probably will.  So it's a blessing. Man, I love being on the green lane. Ain't going to lie to you. If I'm on that green, man, it's a great day. That's just plain and simple.  I tried this summer, I got whoop by some old dude. I was upset, but y'all try to hold it in and have a smile. Huh? I probably, I don't think I ever got a ball in the hole to be on it. I think they gave, the last hole, they gave me like a little pity putt and I still missed it. I was like, this ain't my sport, man. It's whatever. I play football.  That was why I was embarrassed. I was like, I don't worry about it. Give me about 10 years. You know what I'm saying? But it's all good. I love competition. They whooped me though. That was the first time I ever played other than what that is. Academy sport. They got the little golf and putt in there. Dick sport. That's a lot more fun. You know, I'm good at that for like three swings. And then after that, just everywhere, you know, I can't control that ball. It's just what it is, what it is. Yeah. I appreciate y'all, man.


About 600 BC, Lehi's sons married the daughters of Ishmael. As they continue their journey to the promised land, God provides a miraculous compass, but it only works through faith and obedience. Based on actual events, as recorded in the Book of Mormon, another testament of Jesus Christ. We're filled with gratitude for your faith, for joining us on this difficult journey. Your faith is a great gift. My sons and our daughters, we have fulfilled all the commandments of the Lord which have been given unto us. We have been blessed of the Lord, exceedingly. Please, eat. If only each day were as joyful as this. The voice of the Lord spake unto me by night. He commanded me to take our journey into the wilderness. In which direction will we go? The Lord has provided means for us to follow His path, behold the two spindles. The one points the way wither we should go. The path is clear. Let us depart, cross the river Label. Stay on the path, the Lord will provide. Be prayerful, be safe. Be faithful, huh? Oh, thank you. Beautiful, cute. Do not worry, we will find food. Oh, it's having lost their spring. Tell you again, then we will find food.  It's the matter with you. Now what will we do? Because of our brother's strength and God's curse upon us, we are without food. Where shall we go for food now, great leader? We have been prayerful, obedient. We have done all we have been commanded to do. What more could we have done? Why? Why has the Lord chosen now to abandon us? The Lord will provide. The Lord will provide. The Lord has led us out here to perish. We don't need the Lord, we need food. Do not revile against the Lord. He has delivered us thus far, he will do so again. You have hardened your hearts again. Even after complaining against the Lord, the Lord will provide. No, father's correct. The Lord has abandoned us. What is that fool doing? Father, where shall I go to obtain food? Oh, my son, for your faith, wait here. Please forgive me. The Lord told me to look upon the ball and behold the things which are written. It's possible. What is it? There are new writings. The pointers which are in the ball, they work according to the faith and diligence and heed which we give unto them. But we give thee thanks. May we remember that with great faith and diligence and through small means, thou canst bring about great things.


Hello everybody, E here. Welcome back to a little bit of community news.  The name of the group is Ladies of Horror Fiction.  So first, the mission statement. We believe that women in horror fiction are underrepresented, often lost in the sea of male authors, and often unacknowledged for their brilliance. Ladies of Horror Fiction was created to bring about a multi-dimensional way to support women, either cisgender or those who identify as female, who either write in the horror genre or review in it. This will be done via the website, the podcast, the yearly Instagram challenge, read-alongs, featuring said authors and other activities that have not yet been determined. I am already following this account. I have been watching them. They are doing a terrific job. In fact, if you go to the website, their blog down there in the doobly-doo, I've linked to it, if you go there you can check out the most recent, the coming soon, All Female Horror Authors. This is amazing. One of the number one complaints I hear from people in the book community is they cannot find female horror authors. And even when they do, they're few and far between. Usually, it's only the award winners. It's very difficult to find new voices as far as female horror is concerned. Some of my favorite authors, period, are women, like Carolina Kepnes, Jesmyn Ray, Araminta Hall. The list goes on Marisha Pestle, how have you pronounced her last name? Some of my favorite authors, period, but they're very few women that I can name off the top of my head. And that's disconcerting. I don't like that. So I really do appreciate having this list to fall back on any time I need to tell somebody, hey look, here's some authors I may not have read, but they are around. I also plan on doing, you know, not just in February when the women of horror, I think it, I think that's the month that they focus on women and horror, which is, it's strange that we even need that, but I'm glad that it's there. I'm glad that we do that. The thing is, I want to promote this 12 months out of the year. I don't want just one month. And it's good to have that one month there to hyper focus, to laser focus on something. But me, myself, am going to try and read more and more female horror authors. One of the main reasons is that I just, I don't see enough of it. One of the things that I want to see that I'm looking for right now is a slasher novel, something in that vein from a female author. I thought, I thought that was going to be that with Riley Sager for some other reason. I thought that was a woman and it was going to be a slasher novel. It was, it was neither. So if you guys know, especially my community, if you guys know of any book like that, let me know down there in the comments below. But now I'm going to get into who's running this and their accounts and all that stuff where you can find them, whether or not I know them personally, all that stuff. So we're going to go over to Meet the Team. Sorry, I'm excited for this. I've been, I've been looking for something like this for, for ages. Alright, so Meet the Team. Ladies of Horror Fiction was co-founded by four women horror bloggers who had come together on a different mutual project and soon realized that they could use their ability to work together and complementary skills to found a project that could potentially make a huge impact. It would be a celebration, a lifting up of the underrepresented in the horror genre. And thus, the Ladies of Horror Fiction was formed. Shortly after formation, a handful of others joined the team because of similar passions and complementary skills. So the co-founders in alphabetical order, Jen from Book Then, I've seen Jen around, I don't know her personally. Laurie from Barks Book Nonsense, a little back history. I used to be a very avid book blogger with the book likes community. I've since kind of gotten away from that one reason or another. I think it's because the site was having problems and I just kind of moved my focus on to other things, mainly this YouTube channel. But Barks was one of the first people I met over there. She's a fantastic person. And yes, I know she's down here as Laurie, but Barks, you will always be Barks to me. Next is Lilin G from the sci-fi and scary. I follow this Twitter account, great Twitter account, great blog. I suggest you check it out if you do not. Once again, all the links are going to be on their page. I'm going to direct you to them so you can go to their meet the team page and follow them directly from there. Next up, we have Tony from the Misadventures of a Reader. Tony was very important with the nocturnal readers box situation. A lot of my information and a lot of heads up and just a lot of interaction came from her. I really do appreciate that Tony. Thank you. I suggest everybody check out our blog or social deeds, all that stuff. Now on to the other team members, Alex. I think this is Alex Montauk on Instagram. I think I got that wrong. That's why I'm going to send you guys to the website so you can check the meet the team tab yourself. Next up is Kat. I think that's Red Lace Reviews. I'm pretty sure. Emilybook.happy on Instagram and Twitter. She's amazing. Em is so cool. She's terrific. I know her. I consider her a friend of mine. I love her pictures. In fact, her and Sadie Luhu on Instagram are tied for my favorite Instagram. I just can't pick between the two. They're both awesome. Gracie Kat. I am unaware of this one. If I don't follow you on Twitter, the only thing I could find on the Teen Link is your, is a link to sci-fi and scary. So if you have something, if you want to comment down below in the comment section, let me know where I can follow you. If I don't already follow you, I might, I might just not be aware of your name. So finally, Tracy. Tracy is another friend of mine. We talk almost daily. We interact, if not on Twitter, then we talk in DMs. But Tracy is another one. She's a terrific person and I'm really glad to know her. All these people are great. What they're doing here is important, not just for the community as a whole, but just as to archive and to make people aware that these authors exist and their books where to find them. I think that's the biggest problem right now. And this fills in a huge hole in the book community is how to find underrepresented authors. And I love it. So that's my shout out to the ladies of horror fiction. If you would like to comment on your favorite female horror authors down below, let's just, let's keep it horror this time. Not just favorite, you know, female authors period. Let's keep it horror down there in the comments below. And definitely everybody go check out their Instagram, which I'll link to, and their Twitter and their website. But until next time, I have been E, you have been U. This has been a little bit of bookish news. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye-bye.


EXO heroes content in today's video we're going to discuss the ranking of all awakening heroes before that if you want to see more updated EXO heroes content please hit the subscribe button down below hello everyone so welcome to this ranking video for your awakening heroes so we have here the awakened awakening heroes that belong to this banner so we have actually seven of them um i'll start with the number seventh so in terms of ranking we have here unfortunately the last person on the list which is fc shakan although fc shakan was actually given his um core reverse i felt that it wasn't too much um he actually had um had these um what do you call this additions so i'll go through his skills for his passive so he has thrust three upon taking damage deals 30% and afflicts ton on the attacker for five turns when attack hits gain mana if health of the target is 80% or more removes one mana from the target and gains mana to self if health of target is at 30% or less so harbinger awakening afflicts mark of revenge to an enemy that kills an ally this buff is removed in a target with the mark of revenge is killed or damaged by harbinger awakening activates the awakening effect of all allies with awakening skill so your awakening blue dragon descent buff increases own block by 360 this is actually one of the one that was added so um i'm not really sure if it's that much but i'd rather you know have usually increased dodge than increase block because block is actually block the still absorbs half of the damage so decreases critical hit by 180 and can't be rubed okay increases attack speed by 25 and gains damage immunity for four turns when health is at or below 30% so blue dragon protection increase block of all allies by 150 sorry this was the one which was added by 150 of own block for round one for one round at the start of the round remove when ally is attacked so um for this to work actually you have to increase his block awakening awaken him with blue garden stones will actually do it was it blue sorry you don't awaken him with uh with what do you call this you awaken him but you equip him i think with blue garden stones okay because awakening him with blue garden stones will give him more defense but if you don't awaken him you equip him it's actually increase block um block for for fc um shakan so this is not really it it actually was a good addition but it wasn't really that impactful in terms of his kit um his usage rate actually did not improve and he did not really make a dent in in the meta or even in pve so very he's a he's a he's a defensive um hero um doesn't deal that much attack i think signature force improved actually his kit but not that much so for that i will actually rank him on the seventh of uh this group for our sixth i will go to fc baraka so for fc baraka obviously you've seen his um more durable twin which is a first garden version of fc baraka um i would not you actually recommend you get fc baraka or consider him if you have plans to summon him i'd rather you get the other fc um he's not really he's actually okay but he's squishy enough that you know you have to build him up that much but the the first garden version of baraka is actually better because it's a blue fate core plus he has um the first dragon passive which is a good um barrier for his increased defense um increased survivability and nothing really nothing really special about this one um the only the only you know the only reason why you get this if you know you haven't you haven't gotten any uh the the other one the the the first garden but i would suggest that you hold off on the on him if you want to summon him or choose him because he you will eventually get the other one anyway um and he is actually pretty much sometimes dependent on rachel as well for this heart and um but again he is he's he's kind of average not really that good uh in terms of you bringing her uh bringing him eventually you'll actually look for a better character a better version than this version so on to our fifth our fifth would be fc ram g so i put fc ram g on the fifth because again he's similar to he is similar to um fc baraka in in a way that he also has a first garden twin that i have actually uh mentioned if you're if you want to know more on what i'm talking about about fc baraka and fc ram g i'll put a link up there below with the rankings that i have for all first gardens so you'll see their versions there but for him i put him on fifth ahead of those two because because he actually has silence um and also i like his kit because he also has a nullify heal if you don't really have any nullify heal yet so it really depends on what you need if you don't have any option and you need a nullify heal character you get him but again i would suggest you you don't you know don't summon for him um get uh the other one the first garden version of ram chi i think he would be better for you also he has better survivability than this version so that is our fifth our fourth would be okay otard um i actually like her kit um she's a very good damage dealer um increases on critical hit by 360 decreases block by 180 can't be removed increases attack speed by 25 percent so she has also as harbinger awakening which the team more or less of this banner or this group but what i like from her is she also has counter by the way dragonite blessing but what i like from her is actually this one both of her s1 and s2 have have have uh extra damage that they can deal because um as long as the enemy has um status effects when the skill hits okay so she is actually a crazy damage dealer that if you need a fire fire um fire element damage dealer you she's actually good you can replace if you don't have fc annie if you don't have fc maggie you can actually bring her she's actually good take note she's just on a squishy side but you can actually augment that because of her annie's potential but overall she is actually in fourth because of her tremendous damage for your s1 and her s2 so if you don't have anyone she's she's a very good alternative in your teams in which that you could bring very big damage um to your enemies for number three um she was once actually one so once my favorite so you have fc lepin fc lepin actually is an all around you know all around hero you can bring her in pvp tag she is actually also she actually has heal she has revive she has um what do you call this uh harbinger of awakening as well so harbinger of awakening is a flicks mark of revenge on an enemy so similar similar to the rest um in terms of then she has block of 360 decrease decreases critical hit by 180 increase attack speed and gain damage immunity so basically the same but for her for her s1 this is where she is actually shining the most aside from her s2 because she provides turn reset to a random teammate um she actually deals damage grants heal of her time that heals one ally by 12% but she resets a turn which is good even though if it's random it's okay it's actually good because it's another turn that you can do something anyone of of your allies also for her s2 she is actually one one of the best because she actually has heals all allies cleanses all debuffs debuffs and damage over time effects from all allies but she also revives all dead allies and grants damage immunity for one turn so this is kind of this is kind of what do you call this um kind of annoying i when when she was in her peak actually before dorka came in before um before fc talia came in she was actually one of the best healers and revivers in the game but she is still very useful in your teams she is a frost element and i think um if you have a chance to get her and you need her on your team you can get her she's ranked at number three for our number two for our number two we have fc shufracken um and guess what shufracken or shufi or um i don't know what the others call him i call him shufi shufi actually is um is back at pvp i've seen the team that he's comprised of so shufracken you have valentina fc shufracken fc valentina you have their fc iris dorka and the other one is fc battery they squeezed in the top 50 teams actually and they're good and they're good he's actually comeback king because shufracken or sd shufracken used to dominate pvp before and he was so sought after that almost all the teams that you could see in pvp were full of shufracken's my god shufracken's okay so um let's go over skit so i'll tell you why he is um number two he has fear of the best so a flicks target with less defense than self with fear of the best a bismarck targets with less than 10 health at the end of the turn deals 65 damage to all enemies in the same row so that is why he was good i think he's still good but you know most of the heroes now are tankier so you will actually you'll actually value him for his for his what he called this for his s1 and s2 but this is actually um one of the utilities that he was brought and i think is currently currently being brought right now in pvp so for his s1 so deals 20 percent damage to one enemy but a flicks despair lasts until removed if target is suffering from fear of the best and causes mana burn so one mana dealing 50 percent every turn so he causes mana burn as well mana burn is losing one mana just that's it so um and his s2 is actually deals 210 percent damage to all back row a flicks target with freeze freeze is similar is similar to stun um they don't do an action for seven turns deals 150 additional damage for each self farm stack on target so again he's he has a utility that can cripple teams on the other side so that is his value he's a defense type um hero he is with he is with frost element as well and he can actually hold his own as well in terms of um what he called one-on-one defense with the enemies so for our number one ranked hero all we have left is fc rachel so for fc rachel i'll tell you guys he actually sorry he actually has counter this heartin is one of his um unique passives it's very good flicks enemies with lower attack than self with a this heartin mark and decreases their dodge by 50 and defense by 50 so the in order you know in order for this to to take effect all the other enemies should have lower attack than fc rachel and their attack will be reduced by 50 and defense by 20 percent so more damage for the enemy he also has harbinger of awakening as well so similar to his other um friends here in awakening and let's go to his s1 so for his s1 so deals 315 damage to one enemy resets the turn if target dies this is a good utility especially if if you're finishing off enemies and you want to take another turn for him and also for his s2 which is a burst skill deals 525 damage to one enemy increases attack slash hit of all allies by 50 percent and their attack speed by 20 if the target dies this is actually good good uh what he calls additional the additional skill to his damage uh because it actually supports all of his uh what do you call this all of his team members right now the team in of linombe actually is um on the top in terms of pvp that is why uh and rachel actually has really has really good potential ever since right now he has one of the best supporting cast in fc april you could bring in fc boris which was just recently core reversed you could also bring in fc fc baraka because he's with the dombe you could also bring fc z on with him so basically right now linombe is very deadly very fast and deals a lot of damage she uh team minombe can cripple you as fast as they can that is why fc rachel is dominating this ranking at number one okay guys so what do you think um i think i hope i did this list justice um again this is just my opinion if you have your opinions um i will respect that as well so um if you have comments you have any suggestions please write it down in the comment section below also please don't forget to subscribe because around 80 percent or 80 or 85 percent of my 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Everybody for syrup in 2023 sterling base top sterling baseball hobby 4 box hasten for 18 random hit style Thanks for everyone's patience. We had to push it from today to Current time which is at night. We'll type in the hits as we go along here I ran them off at the very end to see who gets what thank you all for joining best of luck World series champs and all star rookie cup team. Let's say Barry Larkin dual relic auto 20 of 25 Barry Larkin 20 25 dual relic auto. You're the type this time, Donnie Yeah Also, he kept team is a redemption.  I think all the triples are to 10 or less That one is showy For this one case the last day was about three water redemption Rookie of the year award winners the other ones MVP award winners. This one's rookie of the year Mark McGuire dual relic auto 17 of 25 Mark McGuire MVP award winners MVP MVP It is Joey Vado triple relic auto four out of ten for the reds nice Vado triple relic auto, okay Two more boxes four more hits We got some basketball after this everybody get also a lot on group breaks tonight get your spots for Bowman University Inception there's also baseball breaks in the morning on the baseball channel 2010's all-stars Bowman University Chrome in the morning My man Yama scoot Henderson Katelyn Clark Brandon Miller next mid-junior lots of others Aliyah Boston as well Acuna triple relic auto one of ten Ronald Acuna junior. Good luck on that one Cuna Sigh young award winners is Randy Johnson dual Jersey auto 9 of 25 the big junior Sam would say the big hurt Last couple categories are 80s all-stars and silver sluggers 80s all-stars dual relic auto Robin yount 19 of 25.  Let's see another one. What is this? Silver slugger sticky Whoa sick one here one of one Salvador Perez Five-way patch auto One of one Salvi Good luck on the Perez. Look at the patches man the gold trim on three of them or four of them. I should say One of the best-hitting catchers of all time I think right That's on the homers, right Couple of a couple of deep pretty good cards to chase here in the random I didn't know is that gallon also hit a bird and like practice or something illegal or like warm-ups What's the word for five like you got quad dual triple what's my quintuple all right Good luck everybody And then who's the player that hit the ball at the head at the plate hit the ball and hit the bird That was laying in the infield craziness. All right. Good luck everybody names same amount of times it hits We'll match them up and then see who's got what? That is a two way back there and another two four times a piece Match them up four times on the names one two three Four Edward E down at Peter M and all the hits four times one two three and four Votto down to Salvador Perez Edward E has the Votto triple relic auto to 10 Nathan S. Barry Larkin to 25 Joel B. Randy Johnson to 25 Jonathan L The Acunia to 10 E&T Robin Yachts to 25 Edward E mark McGuire to 25 Tom Oh with the Tatisota Acunia triple redemption and Peter M with the Perez One of one five relic auto. Thanks again, everybody. We'll get the results posted to the website We're on to some basketball now


Alliance. We're gonna constantly fair the rug. I got combat combat combat combat.  He just opened. I'm trying to do it before the kidney.  I'll check it Yeah, we can we can Spam purge now I can distract I can distract Can you put even some rug?       I can't dispel more, I can't dispel more. It's resisting. I'm fairing, I'm fairing, I'm fairing. I'll rank one down. Yeah, I'll chip in. Spelling in. Keep lining, keep lining. I'm gonna go right. We're back at XS. I'm drinking, I'm drinking. Maybe not, maybe not. Yeah, yeah, I do, I do. I don't have one. Don't have cloaks. Five seconds for his cloaks. He resisted my CS then.   Yeah, we deserve to win this one because the...    We can maybe get a blind on Druid if everything is stacked up. Yeah.  Just do what I said. Maybe don't go the same way. Because he got you the last time. Don't get stepped, don't get stepped bro. Yeah, he's going bro, he's going bro. I'm gonna jump. Yeah, I chipped the lock right there. Yeah, you can, you can. Can we shift? Stop me, stop me. No, I can't, I can't. Can you shift bro? Yeah, I'm coming. Resist of course. I'm slowing. He's spelling lock. I can tell you so. I'm gonna jump. Go, go, go, go. I was gonna reset my wounds. Oh my god. Go, go, go, go. Play Druid, play Druid. Both drink it, both drink it. I'm gonna fair after this cloak, okay? Can you debuff road please? Fearing, fearing, fearing. Getting your fairy. Can we go Druid upstairs? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Keeping road. Maybe hit rogue, hit rogue. No cloak. Ouch man, I'm joking. Don't rogue, don't rogue. He says me, he says me bro, like that's true. Finish, finish, we don't, we don't, we don't, we don't, we don't. We don't, we don't, we don't, we don't, we don't. Spend my, spend my. Yes, yes, yes. I need mana, okay? I need to get mana here. Rogue has a dot, rogue is coming now. Yeah, also. No, no, no, no. He's spelling rogue. You're spelling fairy? Got it? I'm drinking, I'm drinking. Keep the lock here. Rishi rogue, Rishi rogue. Pet is coming to me but I'll get some mana. Are we shiprock? On me, on me, on me. Yeah, 8 sec for pet. Can't pop the pet here. I'm just doing damage to his pet. Got it? One in pet, one in pet. Pet is really low. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's zilling, he's zilling though. Coming to fair rogue. I'll shiprock so I can reach. I'll, I'll throw the, the rug. Shiprock now, shiprock now. I'll throw this guy. Of course, we're sparking tree divas. I'm just telling you. I'm going to phoenix, I'm going to phoenix. Yeah, yeah, just go, just go. We're killing, we're killing, we're killing. Pet is low, pet is low. Pet is low, pet is low. Pet is going to die. Pet is low, pet is low. Pet is going to die, he'll hit.  I have CS, I have CS. Just CS, CS, CS. I'm managing, I'm managing. I'll check at least. I'll be damage, I'll be damage, be damage. Nice dude. Ship, shiprock, shiprock, shiprock. Nice.