The restructuring of the St. Lucia marketing board is being realized with significant strides made in attaining self-sustainability and profitability. This was highlighted in a recent opening ceremony of the temporary location of the board's retail outlet. This relocation to a central area of the castries market allows for the reconstruction of the entity's primary location on Jabata Street. Accountant of the St. Lucia marketing board Theresa Daisy reflects on some of the organization's successes during the restructuring process. It must also be noted that in 2013 our dear minister, the minister of agriculture and the rebel E. C. H. L. Joseph began working on the restructuring of the St. Lucia marketing board. And during this time the minister saw the need to construct a building in Otso to house the St. Lucia marketing board's administrative accounts wholesale purchasing department. More recently, a parkhouse was also commissioned. All these were done in keeping with the idea of the St. Lucia marketing board functioning as a central clearinghouse for the marketing of agricultural produce. Parliamentary representative for Castries Central, Honourable Savor Flood Applauded the progress made by the St. Lucia marketing board, noting that the entity's as important as it was when established in 1967. We live in a world where we have come to see how absolutely crucial it is for us to be self-sufficient, how absolutely important it is for us to be healthy. The one thing that the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us is the absolute importance of health and the fact that health starts with healthy eating and the issue of food security is so important for nations to be able to sustain themselves. So I just want to say as Parliamentary Representative how cognizant I am, I am of the role of the St. Lucia marketing board. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture, Barry Marr-Philis Yes, speaking at the opening ceremony says, not only does the move to the temporary location facilitate construction of infrastructure to aid with growth, this will also lead to the realization of the vision of the company. We hold a vision where farmers have greater market access and sales, where the company is the help for sales and distribution, a vision where local produce is exported consistently and where there is sustainable profit, that is what we want for the marketing board. We want to implore the management and board to commence the rebranding of the marketing board. There was a business plan produced specifically to move and drive the marketing board power, extract the elements and components that are relevant to the delivery of that growth and implement them. The Ministry of Agriculture says it will continue to work with the St. Lucia marketing board to reach its maximum potential. From the Government Information Service, Homedi Mark reporting.


I'm going to set a timer for 25 minutes because that's how long we have to talk about four years of activity. So this is an ambitious presentation about, you know, a platform for ambitious digital experiences. Let's see, 25 minutes starting now. And I'm going to kick us off, and then I'm going to hand the mic over to Matt and Boyan to awkwardly, like, trade the spot at the microphone. We are together the core maintainers of the Drupal Commerce Project. This has been kind of our bread and butter for years. Together we make up the core team of Commerce Guys. We have four other compatriots, commerce developers, and consultants that we work with. And since last year, we have been functioning independently of Platform.sh. We separated the businesses so that we could get back to our first love and focus on our mission to engineer simpler solutions to the hardest parts of selling online and not, you know, have essentially a services team subsidize the development of an unrelated hosting product. So this renewed focus has given us a chance to rededicate ourselves to developing Drupal Commerce, the core framework, developing Drupal 8, and contributing to things like Composer Support for Drupal 8 and Drupal.org, so that we could ultimately have a stronger e-commerce platform that we can then sort of refocus on building the ecosystem around. So this is where we are today, but sometimes it is helpful to take a step back and just remind ourselves why do we do Drupal Commerce? Because we could, if we wanted to, just become a Shopify agency. We could become Magento developers if we wanted to. So what is it about Drupal Commerce that still sets it apart enough to keep us working in that direction? And the first thing, of course, is that we do fundamentally believe in free software. So that's the F in free open-source software. Free software, you know, implies not just price, but also license and responsibility. It's free as in puppies, as I've heard Jeff Eaton say. You can take the puppy, but it is yours now. As I learned this year, I made that mistake. But there are very few free open-source projects in the world that support e-commerce. Even our primary competitor Magento is fundamentally like a kind of Crippleware unless you have the money to buy an enterprise license and then kind of go from there. We also believe, though, that Drupal as a business application platform is more flexible than the sort of core framework and APIs of any other e-commerce specific application. And I'm not just talking about open-source software. I'm also talking about Hybris and Demandware and these other big applications that we'll compete against. But also at the low end as well with Shopify, WooCommerce, Virtumart, et cetera. Drupal is just fundamentally more flexible and that's really kind of core to the Drupal community overall. I don't think that should be a surprise to anybody. We also believe that merchants and developers are going to benefit when they wed their commerce and content like portions of the site.  We create this integrated whole in terms of the customer experience and shopping experience but then also making it easy to use Drupal commerce as a front-end for third-party applications. And these we believe are four of the key selling points for Drupal commerce. And of course, every particular site, we'll take them on a case-by-case basis to decide what's a good fit. But this is what matters to us. And people are using Drupal commerce today to add commerce to existing content sites, to create subscription sites and paywalls, to sell file licenses such as RiftTracks with the Mystery Science Theater, 3,000 soundtracks sold through Drupal commerce. It's also helpful that you can take Drupal commerce and expand internationally because we are multi-currency, multi-lingual, multi-store by default out of the box. And one of our largest clients right now does this on a massive scale throughout Scandinavia and have not yet hit the bounds of what you can do with Drupal commerce. We're talking hundreds of concurrent sessions running through checkouts. There's the support for scale both in terms of raw numbers but also in terms of channels and languages and currencies and everything else. And then finally, you can also create one application that is really good at combining multiple concerns together including B2B sales and B2C sales in one platform with loyalty programs and so on and so forth. There's really nice, rich front-ends like the recently launched Orlo Watches website. So if you go to OrloWatches.com, this was launched by 1x Internet. We met them at DrupalCon Dublin and they disappeared for three months and produced like one of the best Drupal commerce sites that I've ever seen. And they were able to do this with commerce 2.x with a completely custom checkout flow. And who knows what else under the hood. I haven't had like a full debriefing but Boyan can always tell us more about that as he talks through the creation of the current version of Drupal commerce. Go ahead. So there we go.  That's great. I love hearing you talk, Ryan, as always. So the reason why commerce 1.x was so successful was because we started from scratch on Drupal 7 and we created an application that was immediately familiar to anyone who knew Drupal 7. And if we wanted to repeat the same success and to recreate that native feel, we once again needed to start from scratch on Drupal 8 simply because Drupal 8 is such a different platform. And that was a great chance to re-evaluate everything that we've done, all of the feedback we've received to see what went well and what went less well and simply do that better this time around. We realized that in the beginning with commerce 1.x we did not prioritize user experience enough because we launched without inline entity form and it took us a year to develop these crucial UI elements that were needed for easier product entry and for a better checkout experience and for a better customer experience. And in that time people got the impression that commerce was not user-friendly enough even though we solved that, especially once Kickstart came around, the impression stuck. But this time around we are doing all of that. We are integrating inline entity form and we are prioritizing the checkout UX. We also realized that it's not enough to simply be unopinionated, it's great to have an opinion, developers just need a way to provide their own, to swap our implementation and do their own thing when business requirements dictate that. But we're definitely looking at a more opinionated framework and simply to help other developers and agencies do their job right. Because people are not asking what it is that the Drupal commerce module can do. They are asking what the Drupal commerce ecosystem can do and we are all that ecosystem with our contrib modules, with our themes, with our distributions and with our agencies in the community. We also realized that commerce itself needs to grow. Out of the top 60 contributed modules for Drupal 7, half of them are no longer needed for Drupal 8 simply because we've taken that functionality and incorporated it into commerce 2.x or we simply improved core enough to make those modules just not needed and that includes modules that's added elements to checkout, for example being able to log in or register at the beginning of checkout, being able to see at which checkout step you are, being able to register at the end of checkout, UI elements like that. Then the ability to reuse addresses, to reuse credit cards and it goes on from there. As I said, we started from scratch and by now we've had over two years of full-time, full stream ahead development on Drupal 8. We are now preparing to tag our last beta release today or tomorrow right here in Baltimore. In fact, 30 minutes ago I actually merged the tag sub module which was the last remaining big piece and big blocker and our plan is to tag an RC one by the end of May after we've reviewed some of the other. So basically this beta gives you taxes, gives you greatly improved promotions and then we want to fix all of the bugs that we can find and at the end of May deliver something that's really solid so that moving to July we can actually tag a real 2.0. Then Bojan gets his mattress back. Then Ryan lets me return home to Serbia. I miss my family. The good news is that Drupal Commerce is production ready right now. There's an upgrade path. You can start creating sites. There are dozens of live sites launched already that I'm intimately familiar with and there are hundreds that I'm not familiar with. And there are over 20 payment gateways that you can use to actually collect money and get your project started. And more about features from my colleague Matt. So one of the great things in Commerce 2 is the concept of stores so you can have different stores that products belong to and order is made from. So the store allows you to set what's that email if they need to contact that specific store that they ordered from, the billing address. And then with the tax items merged you can now define your tax information per store. So if you have a Canadian store it will use the Canadian taxes or if you have the U.S. one you could tap into a service like Avalara to help calculate what taxes you have to pay. And one nice part about it too is you can then use it to help with the domain module or other ones to configure how your store looks. So if you do go to that Orlo Watches, play around with the different countries. If you pick United States you go to the international one. If you pick Denmark it actually brings you to dk.OrloWatches.com and I'm pretty sure they're using domain with stores to change how the site interacts and what products are available based on that using one Drupal site. And you can learn more about stores on our blog. We have a story there. So products in 1.x if you're familiar with it there is nodes which reference products and that was a product display and it was kind of a disjointed UX. So now we just have the product entity. And within it are variations. Variations are what you buy, right? When you go and send somebody to go pick an order they have different pallets that are your different products. I have a large shirt, you have a medium shirt and say Ryan is a small. So that's your variation. And to make, to identify different variations you use product attributes, color, size. If you have a subscription platform this could be your term length. Is it quarterly? Is it yearly? Or is it however that goes? So this just helps you identify what makes the different things that people are buying. You've probably seen the demo on the booth with this. Yep and I got it. So what product attributes do is, so in 1.x if you wanted to show fancy attributes is what we're calling this. Because if you go shop online you see this at every single e-commerce store where the color is a swatch. It doesn't just say red. So this allows you to use the improved entity system and display modes to actually turn the attribute into a rendered color field. So there's actually a color field module which finally had a critical bug fixed. So this demo works without a patch. And it allows you to then pick different colors and change those. And we have a demo down at our booth in the Expo Center. So if you come we can show this live or if you go we can give you a few different URLs to try this out on. And then we have different order types and order item types. And why this is special is if you have different flows. Let's say you have a mixed store that sells physical and digital products. If you have a physical product you need to capture shipping information in a shipping method. But if you're selling an e-book at the same time you don't need to collect that information. So you need a specific experience for people to go through. And this allows you to do that. And then that ties into the checkout flow. So you can have different buying experiences that people can go through. Buying and mimicking the field UI for configuring checkouts. So if you're used to configuring fields you can configure this real well. The different steps is what we're calling them. Login order information. Or where pains will go. And then you can configure. You can click the cog and configure. For instance there's a login and you can change it to be guest allowed or they have to register. Should be the next slide. So we've taken that UX. One thing before we leave this part that I really wanted to mention because it's really, really cool and really important. We were creating our stores. We realized that many stores have very, very different kinds of products that they sell which dictate a need for completely different checkout experiences. For example we would sell digital products like platform.sh subscriptions but at the same time we might be selling event registrations. For example selling our own trainings. And then some other sites would at the same time sell physical products and digital products. And these groups of products had completely different heads to cart forms and completely different checkouts. But since commerce 1.x always had a single order type and a single checkout type it was not easy to create these completely separate experiences and simply plug our logic in. But this time since we support different order types since we support multiple checkout flows that map to them we can easily create this out of the box. So we can click together checkout flows with different numbers of steps and different information required based on what we're selling. And since the checkout flows are backed by plugins they can actually affect how the steps are displayed. So one plugin might have a page per checkout step but another might have an accordion like you have on the Apple Store website. And all of that is given to us by this greatly improved API that we've built. And which ties into what we've done with the improved checkout UX. Okay. I kind of stole the mic. I know. I'm terrible. So with the checkout UX we looked at 100 websites all of the biggest e-commerce stores and looked at other systems to see just what the latest trends are and what the requirements are and how we can improve commerce to be better and how it can convert better. And some of the results are already in. Others will be visible in the future because it's an ongoing process. But the first thing we did is we now have a checkout progress block that you can see at the top so you can see on which step you are and what the other ones are. That required a separate contrib module. You can configure whether you allow anonymous checkout or not which forces the user to register on this screen or gives them a button to basically skip this step. Of course you can allow the returning users to log in right away. So that replaces the checkout redirect module and it goes from there. We have the ability to reuse cards. So we save the credit cards if the system is configured to do so and then the customer when they return they can use a previous card, the previous address with no extra modules. We've also moved the order summary to the sidebar because that's what sites now do and it's much easier to customize. It can have pains of its own which means that customers can actually modify the cards from there if a contrib module makes it possible or they can input a coupon code there. We actually have an issue for that that adds a coupon code to the sidebar. So once again we have this screen as well. Other complaints were that the review step was not easy to theme. So simply anything we could we rewrote to be more friendly. And if you look at the blog post we did for Alpha 4 you can see some of the details around these UI elements and we'll be providing more information about our reasoning once we tag an RC1. Payments were a big thing that we worked on and we've spent many, many weeks on payments and then my laptop got stolen and all of that code disappeared. Drupal Dev Days Milan it was a nice yeah that was a fun summer so then we worked on payments again and then it's called coffee on the new laptop and then this time the code was on GitHub and coffee did not affect the code. But the second version of the code was even better and what we did was create Yeah I'm crying inside. So we created an API that allows developers to do much less work when they create a payment gateway. Previously you needed to spend around five days building a payment gateway but now you can create an equivalent payment gateway in about three to four hours simply because our API does a lot more. We have integrated commerce carton file which allows tokenizing payment methods and allows saving cards so they can be reused in a PCI compliant way. We've added support for alternative payment methods such as Paypal that's the brain tree module now takes advantage of creating different kinds of payment gateways so that you can choose the templates that you need to copy when you're creating your gateway. So we now say the gateway can either be on site which means the form is on your checkout page and probably uses JavaScript to tokenize like Stripe or brain tree and then we have the offsite gateways that either send you to a different site to enter your credit card information or show you an iframe copy one of those. Then we have a third category that is now in progress called the manual payment gateways which basically create a payment without communicating with an external API so that's cash on delivery paying by invoice those kinds of things and again this is the functionality that previously required external contrib modules but is now possible out of the box I already mentioned that we have over 20 payment gateways out of that commerce guys developed six brain tree was our reference implementation and I can still say that they are the nicest API to work with and pretty much the nicest option you can use right now they're owned by PayPal but don't take that against them we also have an actual PayPal module if you're into that we have an authorize.net module which is now which needs to get accept.js improvements in that library but it's a very popular choice and they have a good API all of these are recommended people have integrated Stripe and PayMill also from our organization and since recently Square they are now actually demoing at our booth so you can stop by and see how that's working so those are golden payment gateways from there into a variety of small local ones because in the U.S. it's easy people use Stripe, PayPal, BrainTree but in Europe every country has its own completely odd gateways so that's why the number keeps increasing and Matt will tell you about promotions in course instead has been his baby so in D7land, Discounts was its own module and Coupons was its own module on top of that and they were kind of they didn't really work well together they should have been nice together but they didn't exactly cooperate so now in 2.x we brought it in-house so that way it could just be more control over it and just get it right out of the box so we have it where there's different offers and these are all plugins so you can take what we have out of the box or easily write some code that uses architecture that you find everywhere within Drupal and speaking of that there's no rules because the rules module I don't know if it even moved in the past few months or not but when we first investigated this rules was in alpha and it actually extended the conditions plugins in core which power block placement so it was like great there's already an existing API inside of core that we can leverage so we did and that powers the condition system well then you add different conditions set a price or maybe a location and then we also have coupons coupons are just another condition but the condition is you have to enter a certain code coupons and promotions have usage limits so you could say that the promotion has unlimited usages but you can only use each coupon five times, something of that sort we have start and end dates to control when it starts, when it finishes and then we have basic compatibility and so you could say yes always apply this promotion or no this promotion cannot be applied if there's other promotions available and that will be being extended as people start implementing more and more yes and this was born actually this was pushed forward by two different client projects that I was on including the coupon pane redemption which is like inches away from being part of it so it's great to have adopters that push things forward and I mentioned that we just merged taxes which provides an API that allows both remote calculation and local calculations so in the US since sales tax is completely crazy you can and should use Avalara and that integrates into our system nicely but also if you want to hard code the rates that you're using you can input your rates and you can input the zone to which it's attached so you can say these rates apply in South Carolina and these apply in Kentucky and then figure it out from there and then what we've done is create a custom plugin for the European Union which actually provides all of their rates along with logic for B2B and B2C sales and digital and physical products so basically functioning like a small tax cloud for the European Union which I realized is not that interesting to people in Baltimore but it's pretty neat I mean no other e-commerce we've spent many many months researching taxes and there is no e-commerce system that does taxes as well as we do and we are looking forward to actually teaching the world once we actually have a release out we have a really old blog that talks about some of our old use cases so that's a good starting point and we will be blogging about this more when RC1 rolls around we have shipping oh god I forgot about that so we have a great shipping module it has support for multiple shipments which means you can ship to multiple locations at the same time or you can always ship to the same location but package the orders the order items into several boxes based on weight or stock location or whatever else is being done and that was done for interflora.dk which is a flower delivery website which is huge in Europe and their Danish site is now on commerce to the tax alright so we don't actually have time for questions from the stage because the timer has gone off is Jesper in here from ADAPT I don't see him well the gentleman who is in charge of the interflora website is here which is really cool to meet him I would like to thank you for your presentation at least underscore this fact that much of what we've developed is technologically superior and also born out of real live client projects that we've launched over the last several months so if you have any additional questions I want to see the square demo please come join us at our booth we'll be there until Thursday thank you


This is a great budget for Queensland and a great budget for Queensland's environment. The Department of Environment and Heritage Protection's budget has increased by $23.5 million. That's on top of a record funding commitment to Reef water quality programs, more than $57 million a year. Improving water quality is important but we also need to address climate change. That's why we've put climate change back on the agenda. An additional $6.8 million over four years to lead the development of the government's climate change strategies. These funds will allow Queensland to adapt to the unavoidable impact of climate change as well as transition to a new clean energy economy. This budget also prioritises wildlife conservation. We know our koala populations have been struggling in the southeast so we've provided $12.1 million to protect koalas and their habitats. We've delivered funding of $5.8 million for crocodile management that will also safeguard the jobs of the 10 staff based in regional Queensland. Plus we'll use $2.7 million to research flying fox roosts and travel patterns. Nature Assist will receive a $2.8 million funding boost to help owners of land with high conservation values and we will have a further $5 million to acquire new national parks. A new $12 million community sustainability action grants program will support volunteer and community groups. I'm proud of this budget. It delivers a range of initiatives that are vital to protecting our environment and in turn delivers great results for all Queenslanders.


So we are back with another Cyberpunk 2077 news video and today we cover the latest from the past few days including the DLC reveal delay multiplayer reveal the game size more exclusives in terms of rewards and much much more. How's it going guys my name is DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leaving a like truly helps me out and I can't tell you how much I appreciate that support and also subscribe if you're new around here and want to see more cyberpunk. So let's start with the DLC reveal delay. Now it's been known and confirmed a while back before the last DLA at the game until December 10th that CDPR were going to reveal some of the DLCs for this game or at least discuss them with us before this games release. Now we know CDPR have said in the past that Cyberpunk 2077 will have more DLCs than the Witcher 3 did which is over 15 which is great I guess with also the majority of them being mostly free. But as reported by VGC the news was revealed by CDPR and joint CEO Adam Kosinski during the company's Q3 2020 earnings call after he was asked about announcing and selling a season pass for the much anticipated game. He said the initial plan was to do it before release but after the recent delay we decided to wait for the release to provide gamers with a game and then start talking about future projects so after release Kosinski said. And yeah guys the reasoning behind this is the fact of the recent delay and all the work I guess going into getting this game 100% ready for December 10th and probably a random off course. So yeah we were supposed to get a preview of the DLCs or what they may consist of before this game was going to be released but with the recent delay it's drawn them off course I believe. And well if I'm being honest here although I wouldn't mind seeing a little about the DLCs and what they may consist of I'm actually not that bothered about seeing them so early into a games release I mean isn't even out yet maybe let us play the game a little before we get that DLC hype. That's my standpoint on it anyway and I mean it's common either way but I don't think there is a need for it right now so this delay doesn't bother me at all. So moving on and a few details I'm multiplying and we have information when CDPR will share details on this side of the game. Kosinski also spoke about Cyberpunk 2077's multiplayer within this earnings call. Which by the way if you don't know is a standalone project that won't likely be playable until 2022. Well they had rumors anyway. Now Kosinski said that they plan to share details on multiplayer in Q1 next year. He also said it's a separate dedicated production a big production and we plan and we think about it as a standalone project. Obviously it's not entirely standalone as it comes from the universe of Cyberpunk and is very much related to the concept of single player Cyberpunk. So there we have it guys within the first quarter of next year we will learn more about Cyberpunk's multiplayer which I honestly cannot wait for. Although like I said the rumors gone around that we may not see multiplayer for Cyberpunk until 2022. Okay so let's move on and take a little look at some of the exclusives in terms of pre-orders and more. So CDPR tweed this ad where if you pre-order on PC you get this short story written by CDPR's story lead. The story is called 2am she calls and it showcases the hostile streets of Night City as seen by Frank an ex-NCPD officer working the night shift as a combat cab driver. You will also get a set of exclusive goodies including avatars, posters and a wall paper. So that's pretty cool. So moving on to the UK's game pre-order collector's edition and what it consists of as we now get a better look at it and well it looks cool. So with it you get the collector's edition box case with game discs, collectible steelbook, a 10 inch statue depicting V the game's protagonist in action, a hardcover artbook, a metal pin set, a quadruvita metal keychain, an annotated copy of a visitor's guide to Night City Sealed in an NCPD evidence bag, embroidered patches, world compendium detailing the game's setting and lore, postcards from Night City, a map of Night City and a sticky bomb set. So that is quite a stash people. The price though is little under £300 which is probably closer to $400 which is quite a bit of money I'm not going to lie. Okay so to end the video we have a clue into how big this game will be as PlayStation Size tweeted this out. Now I will state this isn't set in stone so I'll take it with a pinch of salt but it is believed by many that this will be the true size throughout that day one patch which is in the works. Which I'd probably say would add another few gigabytes onto this for sure so maybe even closer to 80 or 90 gigabytes. Also to mention this isn't including any next-gen patch updates either which I would imagine would be a significant increase on said standard game size. Maybe even add a 50% to it. So if you guys are short on space well now you know how much roughly you need. And well on that note guys the end of the video has arrived just a quick one covering the news from the last few days and I hope you enjoyed it. If you did leave a like really helps out. If you're new around here and want to see more Cyberpunk be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video upload you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button. But guys thanks as always for stopping by hopefully you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one.


This study found that higher levels of interleukin-6, Illinois-6, are associated with longer COVID-19 infections. This suggests that Illinois-6 may be a useful biomarker for identifying individuals who are likely to develop long-term symptoms from the virus. This article was authored by Jing Zi'an Yin, Yannick Lufa Agbana, Xi Shan Sun, and others.


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He's got the puck and an open net can end the game. Just got to flick it in, but it does not happen. This breakdown is brought to you by DraftKings. Thank you, the Red Wings. A minute, 50 left. They're down by a goal to the Kings. They pulled the goalie up for the extra man. Larkin dumps it in, but the Kings just bop it up, bop it up, bop it up, and then this dude gets it as it lands and taps it. That's a nice play. So we got the empty net and no, Larkin all out effort and then Heronik slides. He gets down and deflects the puck foreshadowing for later, but for now he has it. Crazy effort. Guy in the Kings has to feel so silly. Between the legs, pokes it through, no goal, tries to center it, slides. Look at this. So he's got it and he's just trying to get it to his forehand, but pops his stick up and then perfect timing to get it to move away. Incredible, but does it matter? You gotta make it matter. So he gets to stick a tiny bit, pokes it away. Oh, he almost corrals it. He goes to center it, but Heronik blocks it. Make it matter. 12 tries to center it. They blocked that. They've got the puck. We're coming up the boards. Here we go. Got the extra man. Make it matter. M-I-M. It's a good code to live by. Okay, we're gonna fast forward because it got a little dull. Puck off the state. Number 23 has it. Gets it up top. Okay, here we go. Let's set up a play. Bam, bam. Easy as that. And it matters so much. The Redwings tied the game. They show off their teeth. They're screaming. They're yelling. They're having fun. All-out effort from the captain. Putting his body on the line to keep the game going and they make it matter. That's awesome. And look at him. He's getting pats in the back. He's all excited. Fuck, what am I doing? I don't know if that's what he says because English isn't his first language or this could be swear words in. I don't know where he's from. I'm sweet. Fuck, what am I doing? I don't think that's what it is but making me laugh saying it like that. So now they're in OT and are we really gonna make it matter? Is it gonna be a memory? Is it gonna be on the season highlight reel wrap around? And then the goalie, quick, tries to pass it all right to the red wings but now they got a little bit of an odd man rush coming up the boards. And when our guy, Hironic drops down.  Oh man. That is brutal. Hironic. Oh no. Past the goalie. That's a terrible feeling. A little pinball with the skate and leg and in. Bam. It was cool though. It was really cool. It should be celebrated but I guess it's gonna be a little bit more forgotten than celebrated. This one was brought to you by DraftKings. Thank you, DraftKings. Appreciate that. To him and they're gonna put the game away. No, incredible, incredible. Oh, a double effort. Larkin first, number 17. Next, don't know his name.  I should have learned it.


The magnetic field for magnets comes out of the north pole and goes into the south pole. A current also generates a magnetic field, as we've previously discussed. But there is no north or south pole in this case. So how do we find the direction of the circular magnetic field around a current? Esther discovered the magnetic field around a current. But it was Ampere that described the direction of the magnetic field. He said that if one were to imagine a little mannequin to swim in the direction of the current and to face the needles, then the north pole of the needle would be the direction of the left arm and the south pole that of the right arm. This description is slightly hard to follow. So these days we use the right hand rule to identify the direction. The right hand rule is called the right hand rule because you use your right hand. So you put your thumb in the direction of the current and you curl your fingers around the current. The direction which your fingers curl tells you the direction of the magnetic field. So let's say you had a current carrying wire and in it there is a current going towards the left. So you curl your fingers around the wire and the direction which your fingers curl will show you the magnetic field. So in this case, on top of the wire the magnetic field points out of the screen towards you. In front of the wire the magnetic field points down. Underneath the wire the magnetic field points towards me and behind the wire the magnetic field points up. Because magnetic fields have direction, if we look at a current going up the magnetic field goes into the screen on the right hand side of the wire and comes out of the screen on the left hand side of the wire. How we draw this is by using crosses to indicate that the magnetic field goes into the screen. This can be thought of as an arrow going away from you and dots to indicate a magnetic field coming out of the screen an arrow going towards you. Now that we have the direction of the magnetic field at a point we can also find the strength of the magnetic field due to a current at that point. Just like electric fields, the strength of the magnetic field increases the closer you are to the current and decreases further away. The stronger the current, the stronger the field. So applying Amper's law we get this formula describing the magnetic field strength. b equals mu naught times i divided by 2 pi r where b is the strength of the magnetic field in Tesla's mu naught is a constant. It is 4 pi times 10 to the power of negative 7 also known as the permeability of free space and measured in Tesla meters per amps. i is the strength of the current measured in amps and r is the perpendicular distance from the current measured in meters. The formula shows the strength of the magnetic field increasing as the strength of the current increases. This fits with our expectations from the experiment. The magnetic field strength also increases as distance from current decreases which also fits with the experiment. So this formula behaves the way we want it to.


Hey everybody, Matt here for Layton Sports Cards Ripping 2022, Tops Diamond Icons Baseball, Hobby 1 box break number 21, this is random hit style. I'm going to open the box, I'll show all the hits, Sean's going to enter the hits and we'll do the random at the end. If there is an extra hit, we'll combo the lower end hits to make one spot and give us an even 10 spots. Here we go, good luck. This is the first time in probably two years that I've ripped Diamond Icons Baseball and I am plenty excited for it. All right, first up is Reed Detmer's Rookie Diamond 4 of 5. This is Warren Spahn, Cut Auto 4 of 4, thanks Wrigley, appreciate it. Nice Cut Auto, this is awesome. Ichiro, Acetate Auto, that is 9 of 15. Good luck on that one, there's a slight ding on that corner. Nice Ichiro. And this is Paul Goldschmidt, Auto 22 of 25, yeah man, I'm psyched for this tope. Nice Goldie, Wallamarn the Goldie Jersey. Back to back breaks with Goldschmidt, that is Miguel Cabrera, Patch Auto, 5 of 10. Nice Miggy. It was incredibly hard to find a Cardinals Road Jersey and I don't know why anybody would want to buy a White Jersey. Like if you like nachos, you don't need a White Jersey. That is David Wright, Acetate Auto, 3 of 25. Nice David Wright. This is Steve Carlton, Auto 1 of 10, nice Carlton. That's George Springer, Red Ink Auto 15 of 25, and Pedro Martinez, Auto 1 of 25. This is 2022 Tops Diamond Icons Baseball, awesome stuff. That is Pete Alonzo, Silver Ink Auto, 9 of 10, very nice Polar Bear. And Ronald Acunha Jr., Auto 4 of 25. So we had 11 hits in that box, just a second here, pull up the list and I'll figure out which ones to combo. So we will combo that Reed Detmerz with the George Springer. So the George Springer, Auto 2 of 25 and the Reed Detmerz Diamond 4 of 5 will be a combo spot for the hits. So that gives us 10 total and 10, all right, let me switch screens here. Those of you on TikTok, I'm sorry you won't be able to see the random, all right. So we have the names and the hits, 10 and 10. Here we go. 2 will randomize 7 times, there's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, it's Brendan Kay down to Kurt S and 7 times on the hits, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Pete Alonzo down to Steve Carlton. Let's see what everybody got. We have Brendan Kay with the Pete Alonzo, Auto 9 of 10. 3M Warren Spahn, Auto 4 of 4, Conner C, George Springer, Auto 15 of 15 and the Reed Detmerz Diamond Gem, 4 of 5, John A, got the Ronald Acuna Junior, Auto 4 of 25, Charles P, David Wright, Auto 3 of 25, Joe M, Pedro Martinez, Auto 1 of 25, Blair G, Miguel Cabrera, Patch Auto 5 of 10, John A, congrats, you got that Ichiro, Auto 9 of 15, got the Ichiro and the Acuna, congrats, John A, Braden A, Paul Goldschmidt, Auto 22 of 25 and Kurt S, Steve Carlton, Auto 1 of 10. All right, that'll do it for the break, thanks everybody, appreciate it, another box coming up next.


Pokemon. A worldwide smash hit in the 90s and even still today. So let's take a look at this gold-plated piece of Pokemon history and take a trip down memory lane. How's it going guys? And welcome back to another J Char review. And today, as you saw from the intro, I have a limited edition Charizard gold-plated card. This is a 23-karat gold-plated trading card. And these came out pretty long time ago at Burger King. And I actually had a few of these, but they got lost over the years. I found one that was still on the box, a little damaged, the box, not the actual card. And I thought to myself, how can I pass up this opportunity? Because there's not a lot of these going around anymore. So let's go ahead and move this out of the way. And let's go ahead and slide this guy back into focus. So this is it. This is the Pokeball that contains the Charizard card. And I'm really excited to see this again because it has been years since I've actually seen one of these guys. So let's go ahead and open this up. And there we go. We have the Pokeball. Very nice and shiny. Has three little pigs at the bottom for it to stand. And let's press the button. Oh boy. Look at that. Let's go ahead and pull this out. Wow. That's insane. Number six Charizard certificate of authenticity. Let's pull that out too. We're going to move this to the side. And let's go ahead and focus in on here. Look at this guys. Man, it has been a long time since I've seen one of these guys. This is so cool. This is probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen Burger King release. I'm not going to lie. How cool is that flame Pokemon? Something. It's kind of hard to read it. Let's go ahead and turn it around again. Give it a nice kind of look to it. Now this is gold plated like it says on the front. But the best practice is to not take it out of its case because you can discolor these. I've seen other ones that have been pretty discolored due to them being handled a lot as kids. But yeah, this is really pretty. I'm super happy with it because honestly, I was really sad when I realized that my, I think it was a poly world. But yeah guys, isn't this so cool?  Let me know in the comments below if you've ever gotten one of these. I am just enamored with being able to hold one physically again. And I don't know. Pieces and nostalgia to me are really special. Let's go ahead and set this down real quick and look at this little certificate we got right here. Certificate of authenticity. Pokemon special edition 23 karat gold plated trading card. Number six, Charizard, officially licensed by Nintendo. And it even has the signature from the chairman of Nintendo America. Let's go ahead and turn this around. It says, this Pokemon special edition 23 gold plated trading card has been produced to the highest standards for Nintendo of America. It is made from the highest quality alloy to ensure a long lasting life and value and also beauty. We suggest that it remain in the clear cover which it was delivered fingerprints and exposure to weather will cause the superb finish to tarnish exactly what I was saying earlier in the video. So let's get this and slide it back into its nice little thing in the back so we don't want to lose that. There we go. Let's go ahead and focus in on that. Just let it back inside of its little kind of holder. And then let's take one more really good look at this guy. Zoom out a little bit, focus in. It looks as though it was handled with care all this time which is really awesome. A lot of the time you see these and they've been exposed to quite the number of elements. So getting one that's in this nice a condition is insane. Really happy with this, really happy I got my hands on it. And it's going to be really nice. I mean I could even pass this down because this is going to last a really long time. What do you guys think? Is this something that you would buy? Is it something that you had as a kid? Do you still have them? Is the real question? Because I found these things they disappeared a lot for me. Like a lot of my Pokemon stuff disappeared. Probably my mom getting rid of it because she thought I was too old. But jokes on you, I'm 26 and I got it back. There we go. A huge shout out to my Patreons. Thank you guys so much for your support. You guys are awesome. If you enjoyed this video don't forget to comment, rate, and subscribe. And as always, I'll see you in the next video.


What's up guys? Welcome back to sequence. I'm your host Trevor Plouf. This episode is brought to you by draft Kings and back for a bat. Number two young slug or Austin Meadows. What's up, dude? What's up? What's up? What's up? You're a. So you're at home. We're recording this. You're you're at home now. You tested positive for covid. Yeah. And it's been quite the process. I mean, do you want to share with with people kind of? Yeah. What's been going on? Yeah, it hasn't it hasn't been easy for sure.  The hardest thing is not being at the field with your teammates. I mean, that's the hardest thing in trying to find to continue to stay in shape and continue to to hit and throw at your house is just it's not ideal. So obviously you get your working at the field and it's it's definitely been a really hard time. But like I said, you know, back pretty soon. So I'm going to keep a keep a level head. I'm just excited to get back out there with the guys. That was kind of my question when all this started was like, what's a guy going to do when he test positive? He has to, you know, be quarantined. Yeah. Are you going into the field at off hours? Or are you just strictly doing stuff at home? Like, how is that process where you're keeping yourself ready? Yeah. Well, you have to isolate so you can't leave your house. So the only time I go outside is to hit. Or to throw into a net and luckily we have a place down here that's on the water. So being able to access that and being able to swim in the pool outside has been nice and stuff being stuck inside all day. Not ideal, but you know, so hopefully hopefully we can get a change of scenery here soon. Yeah, we're recording this is actually opening day for everybody today and we're hoping to get you back in there very soon because I do have my prediction for the World Series and it does involve the Tampa Bay Rays winning it and you're a big part of that. So looking forward to getting you back on the field, man. I love everything about that org and like I said, you're a big part of it. I'm excited inside to watch tonight. All right, let's get to the video before I get to the video. You guys know the deal. Here's the ad the long wait is finally over golf's first major of the year is this weekend. The golfers are heading to San Francisco to tee off and meet for the crown and there's no better way to join the action than with the Draft King Sportsbook America's top rated sportsbook app to celebrate golf's first major of the year. Draft King Sportsbook is offering special odds and promotions all weekend long and all new users get a sign up bonus up to $1,000 every day of the tournament Draft King Sportsbook is boosting your profits by 30%. 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still a coach when you were there or last year as well so we're happy for Charlie like that it's good to see him getting a shot in Toronto he's got some bombers up there too what do you think about the Blue Jays I think they got a lot of young studs for sure you know I think growing up I mean not growing up but going through the system with Reese being the catcher I've played a lot with Rowdy is Rowdy to less what oh I love Rowdy yeah stupid pop a lot of those other guys I got a lot of young young studs so I think they have a bright future and they're fun to play against alright so this is this about from 2019 you're in Toronto I think you've already hit a home run in this game and this is your second back of the day facing the same picture Thornton here yeah I'm feeling it here I mean I'm feeling it I'm at I'm at a I'm on a pretty pretty good streak right now so I'm one of those seated at the best yeah it's a great feeling so I'm feeling it here you can tell in the rhythm and stuff so what do you do when you're feeling it what do you do to keep that feeling like how do you bottle it up what's your what's your recipe for that man I tell you what I don't think about anything when I'm hitting like when you're feeling it you don't think you know obviously when and when I say don't think like you just see the ball hit the ball so when you're when you're going through a tough time obviously at the plate you think about everything you think about your hands and think about your your feet you think about everything your hips blah blah blah but when you're when you're going good you show up to the field and you know you're getting two or three hits that night it's a confidence thing and I think that's the biggest thing is it's a mental game more than anything I miss that feeling that's true you show up to the field you're like I don't care who's on the mound like I'm putting one in the seats right no doubt about it only if we could have that all the time right well that's the thing some guys do bro okay and like think about Mike Trout you know yeah he doesn't have any he doesn't have any doubts for sure it's insane you know it's way off subject but it's funny you bring that up you think about guys I play with Jim Tomase hits over six hundred home runs think about six hundred home runs bro that's ten years of sixty yeah twenty years of thirty like this is in these are insane number every here's a successful year regardless that is something that I mean I wish I had that I wish I had I battled every every about I have but I got to say awesome meadows career starting off pretty good all star in your second season so let's get you back on the field there's an is there an all star team this year season maybe I don't know I may maybe like a yeah not like the actual game but maybe just like a team I don't know we need you on that love that all right let's start this a bad up you're feeling yourself you're locked in you hit a home run ready I can kind of tell you like look hitter ish you feel hitters look hitters yeah it's a good feeling that tap little funk right there from Thornton got some fun yeah he's got some fun for sure and this is what it's also another thing too where you just you're taking you know it's one of the when you're in a funk you kind of you're looking early you're looking to hit early when you're feeling good it's almost kind of like all right let him let him make his pitches and then wait for that one mistake that was autotake autotake okay all right so oh one little bit of fun lot of fun good layoff right there good layoff of the zone he's got a little bit of care he's got a little bit of fun so it can be tough to pick up pick up a little bit pick up early so you got to stay with it yeah those guys are tough man here he goes again so okay 89 slider cutter thing 92 fastball so not a lot not a big difference right not a big difference just a little bit of cut there are you some guys as hitters like when a guy was that close 92 89 I liked it I felt like then my timing was kind of like the same and it was just about pitch recognition then no sure do you like that or do you like the guys with the slow curve and the fastball so you can kind of see right away okay does that grinkies no I don't where that curve balls what 60 miles an hour yeah tough not fun no I do like you say I do like the guys that they do have that you know the guys that really have that different speed is tough so like you said this this little cutter 89 monar cutter I mean once you get the barrel to the right spot you know you can hit it long ways so that's right all right one two now usually I'd say you're battling but you're feeling it right now so you you just still locked in get your a swing on about to I mean with two strikes when you're in that spot you just feel like it's too low I mean you feel like you see everything you've seen all those pitches so you kind of just react you know now I see him flash the osby pitch oh yeah I got that one good that was the curve ball and they can't even show dropping they couldn't pan out fast enough and out best let's go see that again all right I see the curve all size is Jansen catching probably I don't know who's catching actually but let's see let's see where this thing ends up just right in the wheelhouse baby right in the wheelhouse look at that again that's one two three four fifth deck in Toronto everyone's going nuts you're like whatever I knew I was going to do that really I know I once I found out the dugout that I was I was pretty surprised I'm not going but I know I hit it good regardless oh man I got to see that one more time because I want everyone to kind of just notice how relaxed you are hitting with two strikes right here regardless if you're locked in or not like kind of like this is how you should be with two strikes well for sure yeah don't panic no panic just react to something in the zone luckily you made a mistake right there you see him give the curve ball you see how comfortable you are and then just to hang it and hang it dang bro I love hitting Toronto I don't know how you feel about it clearly seems like you like it it's a good spot to hit yeah it's a good spot to hit well they're not going to be there this year buffalo right you know what's funny is that brand allowed to hit the same thing that he had two home runs and he had always obviously the same fifth deck the same game as me wow crazy all right the bombers my raise man we got a little bit a little bit of friendly competition there so here's the slow mo oof yeah I got that one he knew was gone you knew it was gone I love it man I'm looking forward to getting you back on the field I love your setup your swing like I said like when you see guys like yourself that have that repeatable swing yeah it's it's it's a key for success so I'm looking forward to it man and I appreciate you coming on yeah dude I appreciate last year's exciting year and it's a lot going on right now so hopefully we can just continue to just play baseball and win some games raise 2020 world champs baby do it I'm calling it do it I love it alright man


Something interesting happened this morning, and let's bring it up to see if anyone else has experience because I don't think the problem is on my end, although I could be wrong. Excuse me, I woke up this morning, checked my email, I had an email from patreon.com saying there was a new device attempting to log into my account. The information said that it was 11 p.m. Pacific time and the IP address that it gave was my IP address. Now, 11 p.m. Pacific time, if I'm going the right way in time zones, is 3 a.m. my time. I definitely was not out logging into Patreon at that time. It was interesting that it showed my IP address, so I know I didn't try to log in. And I'm fairly sure none of my computers tried to log in. And my password is fairly secure, it's over 30 characters randomly generated and I don't use an application to store them. And I haven't told anybody my randomly generated password. It's not saved in my browser or anything like that. It was also very strange that it was exactly 11 p.m. It wasn't like 1101, 1103. Then I go to log into my account and I change my password just in case. And I get a message at the top of my Patreon page saying that my credit card information does not seem to be valid and it wants me to update. So at this point it seems to me that Patreon may have been hacked. I know a couple of years ago they were hacked. But the fact that I got this message saying that I tried to log in from my location because I'm sure they have a record of where I've logged in from. So if someone's got onto their server they could have sent out these emails showing the correct IP address that people last logged in from. And then they get you to not only approve a new device but they also want you to retype in your credit card information because hopefully Patreon stores that stuff encrypted. But if they ask me to update now I'm following a new form that could be sent anywhere. So I quickly, again, I changed my password again over 30 characters randomly generated. I then contacted Patreon, sent them an email, told them the whole situation. Just to let them know. Just in case. I could be completely wrong. Maybe my system is the one that's not secure. It just all seems very suspicious to me. And the fact, even if it was my system, why is it now asking me to update my credit card information? So I'm posting this video now just to see if anybody comment below if you have experienced the same thing in the last day or so and also, you know, if they were hacked, you heard it here first. So I don't know. Maybe it's nothing. Maybe it's something. But I thought I'd share the information. Have any of you had that experience today or in the last day or so with Patreon? Let me know. More videos coming very soon. And I hope that you have a great day.


Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessaTrader.com nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody is getting ready for turkey day. Tomorrow is a regular session Friday, markets close on Thursday and Friday is a half day. So if you are trading tomorrow, we'll see you tomorrow. If you're not enjoy the holiday, enjoy your friends, enjoy your family because again, we only have one life to win. As always guys, please continue to support the channel. Like and if you haven't done so already, subscribe to the channel to continuously keep up the date with the craziness and the greatest reality show that's not on television. So let's talk about it. Last night's video, we talked about the only way the market will go higher is taking out the previous day's channel and building on that channel. We haven't seen that in about four or five sessions since we had that really, really big 10% move. You had a little bit of distribution. The market came in and the question was, what kind of session was it going to be today? And the one thing that we did know, we knew the ranges for the upside to the downside. And we also knew that the market eventually because again, the 50 day moving average is going to be kind of a buffer. Eventually, when the sellers get tired, we were going to start resuming. The only question was when, right? We didn't know and we talked about this last night. It was going to be today, tomorrow, next week or never because nothing is ever guaranteed. And today started out pretty slow. As you can imagine, we're getting closer to one of the biggest, probably the biggest holiday travel seasons that we have. So it wasn't really a surprise at the first hour or so, two hours or so that the market really wasn't doing anything. You could really see that. There was some weakness, there was some strength, but it was like just kind of going through the motions. We'll probably pick up steam some point next week and let's see what happens. As the kids say, it was a nothing burger, right? And then slowly but surely the market started coming in. If you guys remember, market started coming in today somewhere around that 10, 30, 11 o'clock area. And the coolest part about technical analysis is there's no surprises, right? We talked about the bottom of the range here that held two out of the last three days. We knew how important this bottom of the range here was. And the question was, well, where the bear is finally going to knock down the previous day's, previous channel's ranges from the lows from a few days ago? Or were they going to hold and start moving back higher? And we got that answer pretty clearly. We got that answer pretty aggressively. And what you started seeing from the earlier part of the day, or even kind of going back to yesterday or the day before, that there was an absolute buyer strike, that they were just still tired. They were still kind of digesting the recent games. Today we got a definitive message of what do we believe is going to happen next. Now we'll get to the individual pivots in a second. But the key for today's session for the bulls were, number one, we held the bottom of the range again. As you can see here, the area we talked about last night in the video. But here's the most important part, right? If you've been watching this video for a long time, or just a brand new watcher, I love the five-day moving average, not for the point of this is the definitive area that I think the market wants it reclaimed. This is it. This is the start of something. But usually it represents for me, the five-day represents to me the shortest term of who has control of the tape, right? And this is the first close ever since we started this run up here above the 50-day moving average. This is the first time we reclaimed the five-day moving average on the close. And if you believe the theory is stock straight from supply to supply, well, then they trade from demand to demand. So here's supply. We reclaimed the previous day's channels. We talked about last night in the video what the bulls absolutely needed to do. And the most important part is we continued to build off that level. And here's the first close over the five-day moving average since, well, since all the way back up to here. So it's very, very bullish sign going into this session for tomorrow. SPY, right? But exactly the same thing. The only difference between the SPYs and the QQQs, you know, the market really just started embracing the rising 10-day moving average. And you can see here for three days in a row, it kind of grinded into this green line. The 10-day kept on bouncing, bouncing, and bouncing. And then slowly but surely it started to breaking out out of this channel here. Really incredible move into the close. And now we are setting up for higher prices. Look, is it possible we have a res date tomorrow? Everything is possible. But the point is the fact that the QQs and the SPYs reclaimed both the five-day moving average each, it really does show you who has control of at least short-term sentiment. And if we can still muster a rally tomorrow, and this is the first time you're actually hearing me talk about, you know, bi-sided opinion because, again, in the last four or five days we were just digesting the recent gains and taking advantage to the downside. This is the first time that you could honestly say you turn around technically and say, hey, look, the market has digested. It went back about a week or so. It did what it had to do. The distribution is over. They reclaimed the five-day moving average. And now it's time to test recent highs. Raise your hand if you're all for that. I'm raising my hand as well. So going into tomorrow, again, you have to give the bulls the benefit of the doubt. I would love to see a pretty aggressive rally into the recent highs. I think the way we're presently structured right now, you're going to see a lot of people off tomorrow. So that basically means there's not going to be a lot of selling pressure. Again, is it possible the market kind of retracts its steps a little bit today? Sure, everything's possible. There's no guarantees. But all the research, and that's kind of what we talk about on a day-to-day basis. You're not trying to predict what's going to happen five weeks from now, five days from now. You're trying to take the research what you have right in front of you at the closing bell and saying to yourself, well, where do I believe the biggest value is? And if you do believe that indexes are going to pull up individual equity prices, then you'll have to love the way the market closed, both on the spies and the QQQs. And if you start looking at a lot of charts, you'll see what I mean, right? You see Microsoft mirroring both the S&P and the QQQs. You see NVIDIA, right? You see NVIDIA. Really good-looking charts, right? NVIDIA did exactly the same thing, broke this old downtrend, reclaimed the five, the 10-day moving average. They were coming for the 160 weeklies, which had a really, really strong move today. And now you have the roommate. If you could just take out this top of the channel here, you got a potential channel here, 164 and then all the way up to 170. So we're definitely set up a name like Ross Stores, right? Let me before Ross Stores. If you guys remember, we had to pivot a couple of days ago, right? Walmart. If you take a look at it here, it had a big, big move on earnings. It was just kind of going sideways, sideways, sideways, right? And so it finally took out the earnings highs and started the next leg up. Look at Ross Stores for tomorrow, right? Look at Ross Stores. Same thing. If you move up on earnings, digest it as if Ross Stores starts building above earnings highs, you can get the next leg up. And again, you don't have to be very creative for tomorrow. There's a lot of names that are going to mirror the NASDAQ 100. You got the AMD, the semiconductors looking really good. If you look at the SMHs as a whole, right? You can clearly see we're one channel away. See this top of the channel here? I'll even give you the price. If the semiconductors start building above 222.70, right? You see this SMHs? If the SMHs start building above this 222.70 is 223, yeah. We got a shot back at the highs from a couple of weeks ago. So we're set up, right? We're set up. Now the question is, can the bulls deliver a day two after a day one reclaiming of a good supply zone that used to be demand. It was now supply and now all signals are gone. Again, to be determined, I'm going to trade tomorrow probably until a little bit after lunch just because, again, we host Thanksgiving. So I've got to get the house in order. I've got to get the food and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So I think tomorrow there is Fed minutes coming out at 2 o'clock. I will be long gone by then. It doesn't really make a difference what they say because, again, they just, they're talking heads and they're constantly saying things. I'm pretty convinced, I think a lot of you guys as well, that they get paid by the word, allegedly. But again, market on the surface of phase value looks good. Let's see what happens after the Fed. But at least we should get a lot of value going into that 2 o'clock chow. So that's it. I mean, we're pretty much set up here. You don't need to kind of dissect every little thing. Above supply is bullish. Below demand is bearish. Again, we closed first time in a week or so above supply. So again, all systems are gone. So let's talk about the tape. Again, not a lot of, I mean, not a lot going on this morning until the ETFs came out. We'll talk about that as well. Zoom came out with bad earnings. $72 for builds below can flush. Did nothing. Went down to like $71.90. Pretty much held $72 and reversed. Microchip never got down to the $71.50 area. Crocs way too thin with stock. It had the initial move to like $90 and change and reverse. TDOC, very small move. Again, all these moves are very small at the open. $27.30 needs to build. Went down to like, you know, $27.80. I think nothing big there. But here's where the market really started picking up steam here.  And that's kind of what we try to reiterate over and over and over again, especially in the videos. You know, we just care about the channel confirmation. Here's what we had here. $284.60. We talked about this number last night in the video. $280.70 to the downside. So $284.60 up. $280.70 down. Channels are of importance and accused. Finally got above, right? Finally got above the $284.60 level traded all the way up to $286. Pretty much close at the highs. As you can see, we're setting up for higher prices. Really good move there. LIT never got down here. I actually scalp this crowd. The crowd wasn't bad. $134.38 if it builds below can flush. Went down about a couple of blocks pretty quickly. Not a bad trade. Nothing crazy, but nothing bad as well. Microsoft looks great. It confirmed towards the end of the day $144.70 needs to build. Not the biggest move yet. Is the optimum word, but it took out the $244.70 when traded up to $245.30. But this thing is, if it confirms today's channels, this thing could really rip tomorrow with everything else. And here is definitely the absolute big move of the day. This is again, this is $244.70. This is Microsoft actually putting the wrong price. This morning $109 builds below can flush. Only went down like $0.20. Tesla never took the upside. Never confirmed the upside down. Only went down like $1.00 and changed. Nothing big there. Again, it was really, really dead action in the morning until the spies started confirming, until the queues started confirming. That's when everything lit up and that's where we believe it's going to continue for tomorrow. Here is definitely the biggest move of the day and a phenomenal move. Again, everybody should be holding a runner. $397.85 needs to confirm daily. Once this happened, everything went. And here again, here was the spies. The spies reclaimed this whole channel here. You see the high here? $397.78, right? The high on $11.16. $397.81, the high on $11.18. And again, here's the point. If they can start rebuilding $397.85, that's the top of the range. The spies can go and the spies exploded when all the way up to $400. Again, if they confirm that $400 area, I do believe there's a shot we get to this $402, which were the recent highs. So that's it. Set up, man. You don't have to be very creative. Go through the NASDAQ 100s. Semiconductors look good. Obviously, Microsoft looks really good. Spies look good. So, you know, look at the components in the spies. There's components in the semiconductors. And if you do your research, you'll find some really great value. Once again, guys, I appreciate all your support. I wish everybody nothing but the best. Happy holidays. Happy early start of your holidays. Happy Thanksgiving. And with God's help, I will see you all soon. Take care.