What is going on everybody, Astos here. Welcome back to another video. So in this video we're going to be doing an overall market update looking at the Dow Jones, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq. And we're also going to be talking about one trade that I made today as well as some other stocks and ETFs that I'm watching right now. And we're going to be doing some technical breakdowns in this video to try and plan out our trades heading into 2019 so we can start off the year on a positive solid note. But before we do get into this video, I want to wish you all a very happy New Year's Eve, a safe New Year's Eve and whatever you guys are doing out there. I hope you all had a fantastic 2018. I hope you all crushed your goals out there. I wish nothing but health and prosperity and continuous growth for everybody that watches these videos and supports me. I truly, truly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. And I wish you all a happy New Year. If you are watching this video in 2019, I hope you all set even higher goals, higher limits than 2018. And I hope you all surpass those and just continue to become the best version of yourself, whether that be in trading, saving money, being an employee, running your own business, a family member, be the best person that you can be in 2019. Always help others and always just do the best you can possibly do in every single situation that you're in. That is what I wish for everybody out there, including myself heading into 2019. And let's get into this topic of today's video starting off with the Dow Jones industrial average. So today, guys, we saw another green day marking, I believe, the fourth green day that we've seen in a row. So this is something that we haven't really been seeing because the market has been getting crushed since the beginning of October. So a couple of green days in a row is kind of out of the ordinary for what we've been seeing lately. Since the beginning of December, we've been getting crushed. There's been a bunch of panic selling in the overall markets and we literally didn't have, I don't think we had two green days in a row in the month of December until this past, you know, a couple of days starting out, I believe, on the, what was it, like the 26th, I believe we started to have these green days. And since there, you know, we've had four green days in a row. So in terms of the overall supports that we see on the Dow Jones guys, I talked about this in yesterday's video and pretty much every single video since, you know, December's crash, the deep crash that we've seen in December, you know, this stock or not the stock, this index held above the 21,700 support. And this is actually where we had the four or five green days in a row that we've been experiencing, right? We bounced on this support. We broke above the next support, which was a resistance because it was broken beneath of. And now we're looking to test the resistance from this past correction in March and February of 2018, right? We've seen a very similar scenario that we are in right now a couple of months back in the beginning of 2018. Well, really about a year back at this point, right? We saw 27K in about, you know, January 2018, we crashed, not really crashed, we corrected all the way down to about $23,400 right where we are right now. So the fact that this was a previous support makes it a new resistance now as we are trying to peak above it. So let's take a look at the movement on some closer time frame charts here for the Dow Jones. So like I said, guys, we were up about 1.15% today, up $265. And the trend that we are seeing here right now, it's not really pushing up to a higher high quite yet. It's kind of flattening out and consolidating at, you know, right under that resistance that is right at about $23,400, the one that we just talked about. So, you know, what I want to see for the Dow Jones guys, you know, especially to continue these higher high patterns that we've been seeing over these past couple of days, is obviously I want to see a break above this resistance from this past March of 2018. And then ultimately a break back into the $24,000 price range, right? And this is something that I see achievable, especially since Trump, right? Trump has been tweeting and talking around that him and China, the president of China are coming closer to a trade deal. He's kind of pumping some positive news right now into the market, which is why, you know, in my personal opinion, why we've been seeing some positivity and push in the overall markets over the past couple of days. So, the fact that we are consolidating right here, guys, is not necessarily a bad thing. This could be a, you know, a level out zone before we push up to that next high or high. And you know, only time will tell and we'll have to look at the futures, pre-market futures, and large cap movements on, you know, on Wednesday, because obviously the market is closed tomorrow on New Year's before we make a decision on what we're going to be trading. But, you know, as of now, we're flattening out and, you know, we either we could really go either away at this point, right? We can either make the high or high or break the trend and, you know, break down below this 50 SMA, which is obviously going to be bad news. And that could indicate that we're pushing down, you know, in the direction of another lower low for the Dow Jones. So, very critical resistance right here, guys. Mark this on your charts. It's at about $23,500 to $400 right around that price point, you know, for the Dow Jones. So, let's take a look at the S&P 500 very quickly. You know, very similar situation, right? The S&P was up 21 points today, up 0.85 percent. But we kind of had a flat, you know, a flat, flattening, I can't even say the word, guys, flattening day today, flattening out day today in the S&P 500, right? We didn't push up for that high or high, but we kind of maintained the same level that we were at, you know, for the most part of yesterday. So, what do I want to see, guys, is, you know, ideally I would like to see, I have the channel drawing tool right now. Let me just quickly change that. But ideally what I would want to see for the continuation of the up trend, right, would be for it to hold this support that I just drew out for you guys and push up to try and test this 180SMA, right? That would mean it's making a higher high and it's continuing that uptrending pattern that we like to see. And at that point, it would already have made a lower, you know, a higher low here because the previous low was at around $2,400 and this low right here, if this is the next low, if we do push up, that's going to be right around $2,480, which is about 80 points higher than this previous low. And that's obviously an indication, you know, of a reversal uptrending pattern. So, keep an eye on this support, guys. If we break below it, obviously that's a, you know, reversal pattern to the downside. If we break above it, right, if we rather we hold above it and we start to test this 180SMA, that's obviously a continuation of the pattern that we've been seeing over the past couple of days, which is, you know, a textbook reversal pattern, you know, in the SMP, in the, in the, I was about to say the DASDAQ, the Dow Jones, oh my God, guys, my mind's like scrambled right now. I literally said DASDAQ, almost said that. But, you know, that's what we're looking at. And the fact that we held this 20 year one month trend line right here is a very good sign. And on the three year one week chart, we did bounce on the 180SMA support here. And we are seeing some green candlesticks starting to form, you know, and they're pushing up in price, which is a good sign that the SMP could have found a bottoming out point. Am I calling this a bottom? Absolutely not, right? I'm not one of these guys that's going to be like, yes, that's the bottom because that's not what I promote on this channel. Anybody that says that they know the bottom or they claim that that's the bottom, they're just flat out lying to you because no one truly knows what the bottom is. All I'm going to tell you, all, you know, I talk about on this channel is what I see from previous data. And, you know, what I personally think is happening, you know, over the next couple of days over the next couple of weeks from the, you know, from the trends and from the analysis that we can take, you know, from these videos, right? That's what I personally do.  I don't preach that kind of stuff on this channel.  Nope, that's not me. You know, I'm sure there's other people out there that do do that. You know, that's a very, you know, risky game to be in because, you know, you would be wrong about 95% of the time, right? So, you know, NASDAQ today, for looking at the NASDAQ, we are pushing up with some green candlesticks on this three year one week chart, judging on the one year one day chart, you know, we obviously broke those, you know, longer term supports back in March and February of 2018. We held the $6,000 support from about a year and a half ago. I think this was back in August, I believe we can see it right here, $6,000. It was about September actually of 2017. And we held that we popped up above this previous support, which was a new resistance. We pushed that above that one. And now we're testing this one from again, back in April, you know, late March, April of, you know, 2018. This was the support, which is obviously a new resistance. And that's where we are right now, you know, for the NASDAQ. So draw this out on your chart, guys. Definitely keep an eye on this level that we are at right now. Very, very important level, you know, for the NASDAQ. So taking a look at the closer term chart here, very similar, right? This one's making higher highs, higher lows. It's consolidating, right? It's been flat over the past couple of days, kind of fighting to get above. Well, really over the past two days, it's been fighting to get above that, you know, that resistance that I just talked to you guys about at about $6,300, but it's still maintaining the SMA, the 50 SMA right now, which really just indicates that it's holding the trend. It's not a break of trend quite yet. But what we want to see here, guys, very similar to the Dow and the S&P, is we want to see a push. We want to see that higher high form. And we just want to see a continuation to the upside if it wants to continue to uptrend. And then obviously, if it's breaking below the SMAs, that is a reversal pattern to the downside. And we do not want to see that, you know, if we want to see, you know, if we want to see the uptrend, we want to see the market reverse. Obviously, we do not want to see it going down in price if we want to see it go to the upside, right? So, you know, to continue this pattern, obviously, we're going to have to continue to push up, make higher highs, you know, higher lows. And, you know, we got to keep breaking up above those resistances that we broke below, you know, that are now new resistances, right? So that's what we're looking at in terms of the major markets. And now let's talk about what I traded today very quickly and break down some other stocks and ETFs and really just see, you know, what happened today in these watchlists that I have here on my Thinkorswim platform. So today I traded DWT earlier on in the day when it had that little push up into about the $17 range, I believe. And we can see a little bit closer here. And for those of you guys that don't know, DWT is an oil-based ETF. It moves, you know, very, it correlates very closely to crude oil slash CL. And pretty much whenever crude oil is going down in price, you know, DWT is going up in price. And, you know, whenever crude oil is going up in price, the inverse to DWT, which is UWT is going up in price. So if we see, you know, the chart on crude oil, this is the one day one minute chart, we noticed that at this time, this was at about 8am today, Eastern Standard Time, we noticed that crude oil, you know, kind of found a peak here, a double top formation at about $46.50. And then it started to down trend in price, you know, heading into the market open at around 9.30, right? It started to down trend at about 8 o'clock, and it lasted all the way down to about 10.45am. So, you know, three hours, almost three hours, you know, of down trending pattern, you know, for crude oil, which obviously, you know, started to push DWT up in the pre-market hours. And this trade right here, guys, is another classic gap fill trade that I, you know, use all the time, right? This is one of the strategies that I use all the time. And it's simply, you know, finding stocks that have gap down pre-market hours, like this one, right, from the close yesterday at about 16.60, a gap down all the way to $15.00. And then see if those stocks or ETFs are pushing up in pre-market hours and trying to fill that gap to potentially hop in and profit on that gap fill, right? This is one of the strategies that I use all the time, and this played out perfectly. So, take a look at this, guys.  So, right then in there, the margin of profit opened up. And then when we saw crude oil start to sell off pretty aggressively, we started to push up very nicely and slowly started to fill the gap, you know, on DWT. And then we saw some strong consolidation heading into the market, market open on top of this 50 SMA. And then we started to dart up pretty quickly. You know, and this is told me right here, guys, the fact that we bounced on this, you know, support, and then we started to push up and then we broke this pre-market high. That told me that, you know, DWT is pushing up, it's uptrending in price, and it's looking to fill that gap even more. So, this is exactly when I ended up hopping in initially, guys. I took a position, I believe, at about 16.10 initially. We pulled up here 16.30. I was up a very small amount at this point, ended up pulling back. And as we bounced here, slowly start to bounce up, and we broke that resistance here at 16.30, which was the previous high. That's when I added more money right around here at about 16.40, I believe. So, 16.10, roughly initial position, 16.40 second position. So, I was in at about 16.25 average cost, I believe, or around 16.27 to be exact with you guys. And I ended up making about 3.2 percent on this trade. And you can see exactly what I'm talking about here. I pretty much ended up selling off once we peaked above the resistance from yesterday, right? This is a classic gap-filled play right here. I got in, and then I pretty much just sold off once we filled that entire gap just to take the profit, because I was already up 3%. I was already at my daily goal, and I didn't want to risk anything else, you know, heading into the day off tomorrow, heading into the new year. So, today's play, guys, was a classic, classic gap-fill. It played out to perfection. And let me know what you ended up trading today, guys. Did you play DWT at all? You know, did you play any gap-fills today? I would love to know. Drop a comment down below, and let's take a look at some other tickers that did very well today. So, some stocks that I think are looking very interesting right now. Let's talk about some weed stocks first, starting off with Kron, ticker symbol, C-R-O-N. So, Kron is looking pretty good here on the 180 chart. We noticed that the big pullback from $14 all the way down to $10, that opened up a ton of margin of around 30, roughly like 31%. And now we've been consolidating very strongly on top of this 180SMA, and now we're testing the resistance of the 50SMA here on the 180 chart. So, I'm actually going to set on an alert for Kron to see if it can get back up into the $11 range, because at that price, guys, I think it's very interesting play. And I think it could end up running at that point, right, from about $11 to $14. We've seen this happen many, many times before. And, you know, we could just see it right here, guys. It ran literally from 5 up to, you know, $14 pulled back from 8 back up to $14, pulled back from $9.75 back to $15.  So, I'm watching Kron very closely. Keep an eye on that. Let's take a look at some other weed stocks here. CGC is not looking too good. You know, NBEV, very similar situation here, guys, to Kron. We gapped down from 6.75 down to about 5.12 that opened up about 25%. We're holding above the 180 SMA very nicely here. And we want to see a cup pattern start to form here.  But it's kind of too early to tell right now. But what we would like to see is, you know, obviously get back up into the 5.40 range to see a break out of this resistance at around 5.40 for, you know, NBEV right here. So, let me set an alert very quickly on NBEV at about, I believe, like 6.60 looks pretty good. Not 6.60. I mean, 5.60. Let's set an at or above alert right there to see if it's pushing up towards that 50 SMA resistance, you know, next week, you know, heading into the year of 2019. I think these two are pretty, you know, pretty interesting plays in my personal opinion. We can see here, Apple is right at a resistance on the 50 SMA right here. Pretty strong recovery in Apple's stock, guys, since these four or five green days that we've had in a row, Apple's been able to go from 1.46 back up to 1.57. You know, Facebook has been able to do pretty decent right from 1.22 back up to 1.34. But this one's getting rejected actively right now by the 50 SMA here. So, you know, another lower low in Facebook doesn't look too far fetched in terms of a technical perspective. You know, Amazon is doing pretty decent right at a resistance right now, had a pretty strong recovery of about 200 points from that low. You know, Netflix bouncing up pretty nicely. It's about to test this, you know, it's about to test this 180 SMA right here. So, you know, a lot of these large caps are recovering pretty nicely, but they are still all technically down trending and they're all mostly either at resistance points or, you know, confirming the bounce to the downside, like Facebook is as of right now. So, in terms of large caps, guys, I'm still not really looking to play any of these until we see, you know, some further push up from the overall markets. I might consider, you know, taking swing trades in them potentially if we start to see some better news coming out of China with Trump, you know, you know, if some things start to clear up, maybe I might take some swing trades. But, you know, again, as of now, I'm mostly focusing on day trading these volatility and, you know, oil gas and, you know, natural gas based ETFs like I have been since the beginning of October. So, another one that did very well today was D gas. It was up 30% today. So, we saw how natural gas gapped down yesterday up to about 310. Well, we sold off even more aggressively today, all the way down to 296. And I talked about this one in yesterday's video that, you know, the gap down really wasn't a good sign. And we were hovering around this point yesterday when I did film that video. And, you know, I said in that video that there really isn't a sign right here of any types of reversal. And, you know, the downside is more, you know, the downside is more what's it called, you know, probable in terms of the technicals rather than swinging back up and, you know, pushing up, breaking this resistance, right? That is a little bit kind of, you know, out of reach right now based off these technicals, you know, this is a falling knife pattern that we are seeing here.   If you were able to catch all of that, right, I'm sure that's a very, very small amount of people. If you made 30% today, 25%, congratulations to you because that is a ridiculous, ridiculous, you know, move right there. And another one I want to talk about before we do end off this video, because again, it's New Year's Eve. I don't want to keep you guys too long.    And if you guys do want to stay the whole video, hey, thanks, I appreciate it, you know, thanks so much. But if you dropped off, I don't, you know, I don't blame you because it is New Year's Eve and maybe listening to me talking about stocks, you know, hey, maybe that's not your cup of tea on a New Year's Eve night, right? But, you know, JNug right here, up 7% today. Very solid day for gold. You know, we saw that little pullback early on in the day, I believe, that we were talking about in yesterday's video. Or we didn't really see the pullback, but we were seeing some, you know, some, you know, slow push down, right? I believe this was today, right? But then we saw another, no, no, this was today right here, right? We saw this push down. This is what I'm talking about, the sell-off from about 1286, down to about 1280. But then we bounced on that 50 SMA and we're curling back up right now. We're cupping back up here. And, you know, that's what really led to a really strong day-to-day from JNug. And, you know, JNug is one that I've been talking about over the past couple of weeks. It's just looking very good, guys. It's found its bottom.  And, you know, if gold starts to get back into the $1,300 range, which is very probable, in my personal opinion, you know, JNug is going to be fantastic over these next couple of weeks. So, I'm going to be talking about more stocks in tomorrow's video, guys, you know, tuning up for 2019. Again, I hope you all had a fantastic 2018. Crush your goals. I hope you guys set even higher goals in 2019 and crush those goals as well. I wish nothing but, you know, prosperity, health for everyone out there. Thanks for watching me. You know, here's to, you know, cheers to a solid 2018 and an even better 2019. I'll catch you guys in the next video. Leave a like. Drop a comment. 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There's a really important difference between being busy and being effective with your time. Being busy just means that you're spending a lot of time doing a couple of things, dragging things out so that you can trick yourself into believing that you're doing work, you're being productive and you're getting things done. If you think that might be going on, then you might want to switch your mindset towards being really effective. On this side of things, you want to choose one task and make sure that you do it as efficiently as possible. There's no point in spending tons and tons of time completing the same task. You want to do what's most important, check all the things that are on the checklist for that task and then move on with your life and move on with the rest of your checklist.


So we were living in Morrill Bark in our dream house and we end up having three boys and it was just chaos I was always chasing the footy and over the back fence and stuff. So I said to my husband We've got to make the move So I joined in actually May 2018 So I'd been to quite a few jobs just over that year and then when the 2019 fires broke out We were put our names up to go on strike team And I was lucky enough to be able to choose and to do that It was my first time actually fighting a running grass fire on the back of a truck We were stationed on a family's farm that was Going to be impacted by the fire.  So since joining I spent I think two years as a firefighter and just building up my skills and Yeah, last week I was voted in as the fourth lieutenant for yelling bow and also the training officer So that's a massive role that I'm really looking forward to


More than 40,000 gathered around the Capitol Thursday. Some came as early as 3 a.m. to wait for standing room only spots to hear the Pope's message. Any time you get to see the Pope, you know, it's a pretty special event and it's kind of like a one-in-lifetime thing. I feel like I would have a lot of regrets if I didn't come down today. Spec daters, like Tony, hope the Pope's speech will break the partisan gridlock in Congress. I think he's going to touch their hearts in there and be like, you know, it is about the people, it's not about capitalism and how much money you can have for the next 10 generations of your family. He's kind of balanced on a lot of issues and I think that's something that our leaders can learn from him. He's here to bring peace to everyone and for us to come as one, not as individuals but as a group, as a one within the eyes of God. The Pope talked about important issues but listeners didn't hear a lecture. They heard a call for unity and action based on love and respect. We all need to come together and pretty much love each other. After the address, Pope Francis stepped onto the Capitol balcony, blessing the crowd and asking for their prayers. He's beautiful. I think this is one man that can actually change the world. After today, the Pope will be heading out to New York and Philadelphia to complete his six-day trip in the United States. Reporting from the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., I'm Lauren Westberg.


A 23-2 and 2 season last year led to the Bemidji Boys hockey team's second straight trip to state and a consolation title. Now the Jax are back with their eye on a third straight trip to the Excel Energy Center and a much bigger prize. The last time the Bemidji Boys hockey team made consecutive trips to state, they had to wait nearly 30 years for their next trip. But the Lumberjacks have no such plans to wait that long again. I expect nothing less than to be there again. The first two times was unreal and I really want to experience that again. We do believe as a coaching staff we have the right combinations and the right kids out here and we fully believe that we're going to be there again and I know this group is very excited and they fully believe we're going to be back in the state tournament. The Jax return their top two-point scorers in Alex Pollock and Brady Tatro. But they lose 10 players from last year's team who accounted for 209 of the team's 324 total points. Every year you lose players and the next kid has to step up and the reality is we do have the right kids to step up. We have some obviously new roles for guys that they're going to step into but the Ryan Poles are going to step up, the Noah Nye's and all those guys that played a role for us last year but now they're going to have a bigger role. And despite losing those 10 players they're still an experienced team returning 13 players who contributed significant ice time last year. There are a lot of kids that have played a lot of varsity hockey for us that are ready for this position and ready for this job and you know what we're going to be just fine and we're going to have a solid three lines and a solid decore back here and our goal technique is going to be outstanding. And while they admit there are still areas they can focus on and improve in, if everyone buys into their roles there's nothing that can stop them from a third straight trip to state. We got some work to do. You know we got a lot of young guys coming up this year but they're willing to follow in the footsteps of the team last year and as long as we work hard we have a pretty good chance of making it back. We have the pieces put in place. The guys just need to buy into their role and play their role to their best of their ability. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Ranger Bill, Warrior of the Woodland, struggling against extreme odds, traveling dangerous trails, fighting the many enemies of nature. This is the job of the Guardian of the Forest, Ranger Bill, pouring rain, freezing cold, blistering heat, snow, floods, bears, rattlesnakes, mountain lions. Yes, all this in exchange for the satisfaction and pride of a job well done. Boys and girls, have you ever been in a submarine, or have you ever gotten inside a diver's suit and gone down into the depths of the sea? I suppose not. After all, most of us are land lovers, lake sailors at the best. But what would you do if you knew that a submarine was stuck at the bottom of the ocean, and meanwhile the crew was suffocating? Well, you'd try to get them out, of course, but the big question would be how to do it. Well, let's find out what Bill and the Rangers did in such a situation as that. Keep your ears glued to the radio for the story of 20 fathoms under the sea. This blue oil really burns up the rails. I wonder how fast we're going, Bill. I don't know, Henry. There's a stretch of track ahead where the engineer pushes her up to 93. Wow, 93 miles an hour. Oh, that's plenty fast in any man's book. Yep. Just a little faster and I can run at high speed. Oh, yeah. Hey, say, Bill, do we have to eat the fish we catch in this trip? Well, that all depends on what kind of fish we catch, pal. Some ocean fish aren't edible, of course. Probably some of them. Oh, I don't like fish that much. Not ocean fish, anyhow. A brook trout, yeah. But not even too much of them. You don't know what's good for you, Henry. Fish good brain food make you plenty smart. Oh, I don't believe that, Gray Wolf. Besides, even if it is true, there must be other kinds of brain food. Well, there sure is. What other kinds, Stumpy? Noodle soup. Oh, Stumpy. You walked right into that one, pal, with both eyes open. Eh, about two. I just wanted to show you, young fellas, that I'm still furkin'. Well, you seem to know Ben Benson pretty well. How come? Well, Ben's an old salvage man, Gray Wolf. He's brought up some historic wrecks on the bottom of the sea in his time, including several maroon submarines. I got to know him when I was in the Navy. Oh, is he retired now, Bill? Well, yeah, sort of forced retirement, you might say, Henry. What do you mean by that? You see, Ben's son was accidentally killed during the salvage operation. Ben always felt he himself was responsible. So he quit the salvage game and bought himself a power launch to take fishing parties out on him. Well, rather sad ending for the old gent. Does he show his sorrow, Bill? No, not as a rule. He has times when he's very quiet, though, and he looks out to sea. I feel sorry for old Ben. It was served to the dining car. First call for dinner, dining car, four cars, four cars. Hey, that's what I've been waiting to hear all day. Let's go before my stomach leaves my body and goes by itself.  Then we can get ready to get off the train. It stops on this side of the bay at Harbor City and it crosses over to the main station. Let us out right at the sign that says Ben Benson, Debbie. Sure, mister, any way you say. This waterfront sure looks quaint, Bill. All the launch skippers along here must be old sea dogs, huh? That's right, Bill. Most of these men are retired seamen. I guess here's some mighty tall sea yarn spun around these wharfs. That'll be $2.50, mister. All right. Are you your friend? No, that's all right. Oh, thanks, mister. Come on, pal, let's go. You want to keep the cab standing any longer than necessary? Sure, Bill, sure. I've got my big feet tangled around the bank. There, non-available. Hey, there's old Ben coming down the dock now. He looked like a real sea dog. Him still walk with roller ship. You and he'll make good friends, Gray Wolf. Hello, Ben. Good to see you again. Well, Bill, how are you? It does my sorely eyes good to see you again. Thanks, Ben, the same to you. Ben, I want you to meet three of my rangers. They're also my closest friends. Henry Scott, Gray Wolf, and Stumpy Jenkins. fellas, I'd like you to meet Ben Benson. Oh, hi, Ben. Howdy there, Ben. Well, it's mighty fine to meet you fellas. I see you have old men in the woods in your service, too, Bill. Stumpy's got quite a bit of moss on his north side. Sure, we got old men in the woods. What do you see dogs think?  Just because you're preserved in salt water, I noticed quite a few barnacles in your hall, you old woes. Hey, Bill, maybe we better go home. It's all right, pal. I've got a twinkle in their eyes. They're talking to each other like ducks to water. Glad to have you, old boy, the old muskrat. I don't suppose you've ever been in anything larger than a robo. Nope, and I stay out of them as much as I can. I get all the water I want in the bathtub. Oh, you're all right, Stumpy. Yeah, you ain't so bad yourself, Ben. Well, come on aboard the swordfish, fellas. You ain't no sense standing on the dock when you can stand on the decks of the best seagull and launch your float. When we shove off our fishing grounds, Ben? Right at some down there, Wolf. We'll be where the big fish are at dawn. Mr. Jones, I gave the order to surface this craft. What are we waiting for? Well, the engine room isn't responding, Captain Nagel. We've sounded the surfacing signal twice. Well, are they sleeping back there? I'll get them on the intercom. Let me have your headphones, Sannel. Hello, engine room. What's the trouble down there? Can't you hear the signals? Well, what did they say, Mr. Jones? What? Are you sure? No, no, stand by while I tell the captain. Skipper, the ballast tank pumps have broken down and refused to work. A vast servicing and standby. I'm going after. Keep those headphones on for my orders, Jones. Aye, aye, sir. Well, Mr. Antonio, what's it look like inside the pump? It looks bad, sir. The main rod's broken clean and tune it. It tore the cylinder to shreds. Can you fix it? I sure can, Skipper, but with those garges in the cylinder wall, I doubt if I can get enough compression to handle the ballast tanks. What caused the break, Mr. Antonio? Weren't these pumps inspected before we put to sea? They certainly were, sir. I inspected them myself. See what I can do with the pumps. Very well. Report to me on the bridge when they're repairing. Aye, aye, sir. Now hear this. Attention all hands. Now hear this. The captain's going to speak to the crew. All right, man. Put your fears in your sea bags and listen to me. Most of you are green submariners, but I've gone through this before, and so have your trainers, Jones, McLaughlin, Antonio, Savage, Boyd, Prince, and the torpedomen. They've gone through the same experience, and they're still alive. Let's not get panicky. Remember an old axiom.  Stand by for further announcement from the boss. Now hear this, man. The captain will inspect the ship at 1400. Mr. Jones, I want you to keep the crew busy. Keep them working so hard they won't have time to get panicky. That's a direct order. After you inspect the ship, what should I have them do, sir? Clean it again? That's right, Mr. Jones. Even if they have to do it with toothbrushes, your job is to keep the men busy. Let Mr. Antonio and his men worry about the pumps. Mind if I join you, Ben? Huh? Oh, Lord, of course not, Bill. So you're sitting out here from the cabin window, and I join your fellowship with the sea in the quiet of the night. Well, our fellow will do anything for this, just to see it himself. But he's a good listener, Bill. Yes, Ben. The sea never tells any secrets, either. He just listens, keeps the confidence of his sailors, hides their thoughts in the deepest waters. But yes, it's the sea that's kept me on an evil hill since Frank died. Whenever I get depressed, I put out the sea and have a long talk with the Lord. I don't know if I'm right, but the Lord seems so much near out here. Ben, when are you going to stop beating yourself for Frank's death? I don't know, Bill. I'll keep hearing his last words. He kept calling for oxygen. Just can't seem to get them blasphial moments out of my mind. But it was an accident, Ben. You couldn't help it if his lines fouled in the sunken wreck. Why put yourself on a shelf away from everybody? The world needs some good salvage men like you. That's the way I want it, Bill. How can men put confidence in a salvage man who let his own son die under the water? I just couldn't have men depending on me for advice and guidance below the water. King Fathom's down is an awful place to be trapped by an old fool who doesn't know what he's been doing, Bill. 15 Fathoms is an intolerable place for it to happen. No, I'm sorry, Ben. I didn't intend to get you all riled up. I guess I'll turn you into a... Wait a minute, Bill. Yes, Ben? It's done me good to get some of this awful chest. I know what you understand. Sure, Ben. I understand. Grab him, Greywell, before he falls overboard. We got him. No sense for us to fish for fish and then we prove...  Take a couple of turns on your reel at a time and give it a slack, haven't it? Hey, there's a fish. He just jumped out of the water. Wow! He came to small for a reel, sonny. Maybe his mother didn't feed him when he was young. You fellas help Henry get his fish, you boy. Oh, Ben's upset about something. I want to find out what it is. You go ahead, Bill. Henry got fish pretty well in hand now. Ben, are you feeling all right? Sure, but why?  No, but you're acting strangely. What's wrong? I don't know, Bill. I just have a feeling that there's something going on under these waters. Huh? What do you mean, Ben? I can't explain it, Bill. I just got a feeling that there's trouble under this part of the sea. What do you say we stop fishing for a while and cruise around? Perhaps we can spot something wrong. Oh, sure. I'll tell the fellas to haul in their lines and you can get underway. I'll hear this. All hands, man your stations. The captain's going to try to surface the ship again. Quid-a-master, sound the surfacing signals. Mr. Jones, tell the chief engineer to report continuously what happens in the engine room. Aye-aye, Skipper. Mr. Antonio wants to talk to you. Use my headphones, sir. Very well. Yes, Antonio, what's wrong? There's no use, captain. I can't get enough pressure in the pump because of the damaged cylinder. Can't you replace the cylinder? I don't have an extra cylinder, sir.  Captain, the ship's listing to the port side. If she lays over any more, we'll get chlorine. Cut your engines, Mr. Antonio. Cut them now. I'd better check the storage batteries to make sure they didn't spill. We can't have any chlorine gas now. Very well. Let me know how you make out. Mr. Jones, release the distress float. Force some oil and debris out of a torpedo tube. We'll have to hope and pray that somebody sees our cry for help. I said it won't be long before we've completed our 500th flight across the Pacific. That's right, Bob. We've flown everything from the King of Siam to a plain load of penguins. Hey, Bob, what's that oil slick down there? Where? I don't see it. Just a minute. I'll circle around. We'll cut down our speed. I see it, man. There's a subdistress float down there. And there's some debris down there too. A subdistress float?  And it's in trouble. Head for the field, now radio the naval base. Point, banging, sure no eye-cook. This is a wonderful breakfast. No second to motion, pal. There you do the job of Brown.  Me willing, but stomachs say it had enough. Yes, sir! More of it! We interrupt this program to bring you an important news bulletin. A trans-oceanic passenger plane reported sighted a Navy subdistress float 25 miles off the coast. About opposite the famous Ten-Fathom Shallow's Fishing Ground. Don't talk about saltfish. Think very far from where we were fishing. Keep tuned to this station for more news about the distressed sub. We'll interrupt this program as soon as we find out more from the Navy. Ben, you were right when you had that feeling of trouble under the sea. Ben had that feeling? I sure did, son. That's why we stopped fishing and cruised around a while. They must have released the distressed boy after we left. You think Navy can handle this well? They have plenty of good salvage equipment. That's right, Draywolf. They've got specialists for that kind of work. We've also got the latest submarine rescue gear. They can handle it, all right. So it gives you a clear feeling when you find out that we were having a good time while right under us a tough situation was developing. How deep is it out there, Ben? Twenty fathoms, stumpy. The ocean bed suddenly drops after the ten fathom showers. A hundred and twenty feet of water, eh? I'm sure, Ben. I'm not stuck down there in that sub. How much more oxygen have we got, Mr. Antonio? About ten hours of play, Skipper. That's all. If you stop the men from working, we might be able to stretch the twelve hours. That's right, Skipper. The men wouldn't need so much oxygen if they were resting. I appreciate your counsel, gentlemen, but I'm the captain of the ship.  If you're sure that help will come, the fishing board or plane will see our distress boy and that oil slick. What do we do if they don't see our distress signaler or they don't recognize what it means? Mr. Jones, we've got ten hours to think up an answer to that question. I wonder when they're going to broadcast more news in the sub. You'll be patient, sonny. Things like news take time. Maybe so, but just to seem it would be good to hear news. Make quiet, fellas. The music's stopped. Perhaps I've got another bulletin. We have news about the sunken submarine. Navy spokesmen are rushing salvage ships to the scene of the disaster. The ships won't arrive until tomorrow morning as they're with the fleet on maneuvers. The submarine that's distressed is an old-type ship used only for training purposes. Stay tuned to this station for more news on the submarine disaster. Turn that noise box off, Henry. Sure, Bill. What's he doing here? Plenty. Those salvage ships aren't going to arrive in time. The old-style salms haven't that much supply of oxygen. I'm going ashore and find a telephone. Ben wants to know where I'm at. Tell him anything. Anything but what I'm actually doing. Commander Bill speaking. Oh yes, Mr. Jefferson. I've read about you from time to time. What can I do for you? I'm going to arrive in time to help the men trapped in the sub, are they? Well, I don't exactly know about that. This is off the record, Commander. Maybe I can help the lads trapped in the sub. You're sure I'm not going on record? Positive. That's a promise. All right. For obvious reasons, we couldn't tell the newsmen that the rescue ships wouldn't get there in time. A mistake was made in letting all the salvage ships go with the fleet. Whenever the training sub is operating, there is supposed to be a salvage ship here. For the simple reason, it's an old sub. You say you can help, but how? You know Ben Benson? Yes, I know him. He's a fine old man. He used to be a great salvage engineer and sub-rescue man. See, now I get what you're driving at. Then you approve? Well, by all means. I'll give you all the cooperation and men you need. When can you and old Ben start working the sub? I wish we could right now, Commander. I got to talk Ben into it. He's lost self-confidence since the death of his son. Yes, I know. I'm going to talk with him right now. I'll let you know how I make up. And your answer is still no, Ben. Yes, Ben. It's still no. But why? Give me one good reason why. Because I... You know why? Ain't that a good enough reason? No, it isn't.  What do you mean? I haven't buried the dead. Your son's gone. All the worry and fretting and self-accusation won't bring him back. Besides, it was an accident. But you can do something for 20 men who are still living. Do this for Frank's sake, Ben. It's what he'd want you to do if he were right here beside you. No, Bill. No use. Who could trust a man who would... Stop beating yourself, Ben. I trust you. I'll put on a diving suit and go down and work on the sub if you'll tell me what to do. You... you trust your life in my hands, Bill? Yes. Even in 120 feet of water. What do you say now, Ben? No, Bill. I won't do it. Ben, I always understood that men of the sea had guts and determination.  A disgrace to the memory of your son. That was harsh words, Bill. They cut pretty deep. I'm sorry I had to say them, Ben. I'm thinking of the 20 men more than I'm thinking of you. All right, let's drop it. I'll call the commander and tell him no. Bill, Bill, wait a minute. I've said all I'm going to say, Ben. You're going to call the commander now? Yes. Well, tell him then...  I'll be ready to begin rescue work in two hours. Once this job is over, nobody will ever get me on a salvage mission again. The tide's running out, Bill. You'll drift over to the sub. She lays about a hundred yards, star-stirred. Okay, Ben. Put the diving helmet on, and I'm ready to go. Good boy. The escape hatch is rigged on the winches. When you're ready for it, we'll lure away. As soon as you get the helmet on, let's test the intercom. Be careful, Bill. If you get into trouble hollering, we'll pull you right up. I will, pal. Don't worry about me. Are you sure you're not coming up too fast, or you'll get bends from changing water pressure, Bill? Say hello to David Jones, Bill. Tell him I ain't heard a word from him for so long that that's already moved. Ben, put the helmet on. These guys will keep me here all day. Here you go. How's that, Ben? Yeah, I'll lower the platform into the water. I'll talk to Bill as he's going down. Hello, Bill. Can you hear me? The intercom's working fine. I'm getting a good supply of air. Fine. Let us know when you feel the buoyancy of the water some, and we'll stop the platform, or you can ride it all the way to the bottom. I think I'll ride the platform all the way to the bottom. The oxygen's getting a little thin now, Ben. Okay, we'll step up the pumps. That's just right, Ben. Pass the oxygen hose down, and I'll put it along with me over to the sub. Okay, Bill. You'll find a coupling on the port side of the Conning Tower. Pass the hose on, and we'll force the valve open with air pressure, and give the boys some clean air. Can you hear that? Somebody's outside the sub. You're right, Mr. Jones. It's the rescue diver working on the outside. Take the hammer and answer the signals. It's the rescue diver, all right? Captain, it's happening. We're being rescued. Yes, Mr. Jones. And thank the Lord that somebody's on just first signals. Inform the crew as to what's going on. Oxygen. They're pumping oxygen into the sub. Wait, Mr. Jones. We'll do that for half an hour. Then we'll lower the escape hatch. We'll begin to leave the ship. Ben, you did a great job. In about five hours, we'll have the whole crew out of the sub. It's very easy bringing them out one at a time, but it gets finished eventually. Don't thank me, though, Commander. Thank Bill. Oh, nonsense, Ben. You're the one who has the technical knowledge to make this operation a success. I only did what you told me to do. Ben, what are you going to do now after this is over? Don't ask him, Commander. Just sort a point with him. Rather than a talk about it. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, look down, fairy Bill. What do you mean, Ben?  Oh, that's wonderful, Ben. When did you get free of that fear? When I saw the top of your head piece sink under the wall, but Bill, then I knew I would never be afraid again. And so, once again, we see that one last ounce of courage is all that it takes to turn defeat into victory. Well, we'll see you next week for more adventure with... Rain!


Shaber 1,000 here. We're going to do something a little different today We're going to tell it. I'm going to tell a story to you guys and this story happened over a two-day period two different places it's not so much of a ghost story as it is a paranormal story because I Can't prove there was any ghost or spirits involved But it is paranormal Which we all know the paranormal is anything but normal so I'm gonna start off To Sunday when we went to the fire tower. Okay. It was just like a bad luck day It was just it was a weird day, you know Started off the GPS took us I explained in the video took us way back behind Where we was supposed to be what we finally found it because I kept I googled different stuff and We had to keep stopping to get service so I could Google this finally finally we found it Now when we left there, let me tell you this when we left there see the store was right across the road that old That old store when we left the store. We went up the road Maybe a mile and it was the main road That we could have just turned off on if the GPS would have took us down like two more miles And then hung a right we would have been there and it had us turning Like four miles before and had us going so I don't know so that's weird I know that happens that has nothing to do with anything and then My drone crashed, you know, I crashed my drone that was partially my fault a lot of it was my fault Because she wasn't really asking questions to me per se. She was just like asking, you know, is this recording?   It was like 60 bucks. It's like a beginner drone, but it did all kind of stuff, you know I was pretty impressed with it But uh, so no big deal. So I started on my um my intro And I'm talking and she's having problems with the camera And it's our new one this one right here the 4k the one I used out back on saturday Out back here when I did the fire the rocket stove That's when I used flawlessly that thing has never let us down, you know, and it works fine She's having problems with it wasn't she had hit record And the the counter up in the corner It read all zeroes, but it didn't start counting up The red light didn't blink the blue light on the back didn't blink And it just froze up. It wouldn't wouldn't do anything, you know, just So I was like no problem so Uh, we got the other camera. We brought three that day. It's a good thing. So we She went back got the other camera and I come back and miked her up And uh, it was fine. So I started to finish doing finishing my my, uh My intro and I explained What was going on in the intro what it was was it would just freeze it it was fine everything would work Okay Until you hit the record button to start filming Then that's all it would do and then nothing else would respond You take the battery out again. It was fine. You could go to settings. You could do you could take still images and full spectrum and in color um, the only thing you couldn't do is record and but Um, I'll I'll put that footage in right now. I brought three cameras in the drone And she said that's too much equipment. I said you can never have too many camera too many cameras Yeah, you can It's a good thing I brought three because our 4k the one I was using yesterday to do the rocket stove For some reason it's freezing up. It's not doing anything I mean, it's working, but it's not it won't hit record the counter comes up and it does nothing So i'm not sure what's going on there Okay, so as you can see You know, we're definitely having problems and I explained, you know, uh, it was a good thing We brought three three cameras and and stuff like that. Okay, so no problem So she does her thing with the other camera or our old one that the first one new one We bought a few years ago when we were together. It's been around a block a few times But you know, it's still it's got its issues, but it still works. It's a great backup so We get back towards the truck And wherever by that kiosk where you you sign your name and you know You you can get brochures and pamphlets and stuff like that We said everybody there and we was done filming. So we're getting ready getting the truck not I just picked up the camera. I thought what the hell's going on Picked it up my computer just came on Wasn't on a minute ago.  It came on perfect And it was working perfect. I don't know why But it did stop recording it stopped working now But when we got back to the truck at the kiosk, I turned it on just to check it and um It was working flawlessly You know at the time you're thinking well, maybe it was a memory card issue Well, I had already changed the memory cards before that thinking that was a little problem I thought maybe it was corrupt or something two different memory cards. I tried two different two batteries out of three Same thing battery light lit up green and everything in both of them But it just started working. I turned it on. I didn't do anything to it. I just opened the open the cover When you open the cover it just automatically comes on by itself You know, of course, I don't have the memory card in right now because I was importing videos and then you got your power button there now So i'm thinking what okay, no big deal, but I just it came on it started recording which you will see in this Uh little clip right now. It's recording. Yeah Say hello. Hello. That's weird very weird. It wasn't working a moment ago Okay, now here's the paranormal part. I mean we've all Anybody that's youtubeing or has youtube or filmed anything You're going to have technical problems. You're going to have mic problems. You're going to if you have an external mic You're going to forget to turn it on.  It'll shut down You know problems like that, but this was a perfect day Um, now here's here's where the paranormal part comes in. Okay, when we was over at the store Okay, the old stores were right across the road When we were there I was reading on the sign Okay, which I'll put in right now Now I didn't put tune two together until Later, you know until we was on the way home But if you look in that on that sign In 1926 the pasco county sheriff Which that's the county we were in pasco county. I've got it brought up here Um, so I can get get this right for you Uh, he was a deputy sheriff. Okay the deputy sheriff William O'Berry, okay He was shot and killed east of the store while attempting the theft of a while Attempting to arrest charles davis Okay A worker he was a worker at the local turpentine still Which I think I read that in the clip and I'll put that clip in here where I read that part In 1926 pasco county that's the county we're in deputy sheriff william O'Berry was shot and killed east of the store While attempting to arrest charles davis And I didn't put tune two together Okay, it was over the theft he was trying to arrest him over the theft of a dog Apparently he stole a dog or something and it was east of the store. Well, uh, you know I've got to knowing research and it was right over Over there where see that was in 1926 the tower was built in the 30s to 40s So this was before the tower was built But it was right over where in that tower area is where that deputy sheriff was killed Now does that have anything to do with it? I don't know is it paranormal. Yes, it's paranormal because I can't explain. I mean the camera is working fine Uh, you know, it's always had a mic issue even with a You know, the mic's like really loud even with a An external mic.  So I said, okay, that's fine. I'm good with it. Okay, because I'm mostly going to use it for You know the full spectrum for Paranormal investigations if it'll ever work. Okay, so that's the first story now what you know That that deputy was killed right right across the road You know from where that store is east of the store, which that's where that's at because when you leave You're heading west Okay, so that was a little weary and then of course now monday if you guys watched our Dade battlefield Dade the day battlefield where the uh The the u.s government and the seminal the seminal warriors the seminal indians They had a battle there didn't last very long and The the u.s troops they they got slaughtered out of 108 men there was a hundred service men and listed men they called them So they were just like the fight guys the soldiers and there were eight officers and everyone was killed except for three Enlistment men who were severely injured And we was right there where the slaughter happened right there if you watch a video It's there. I mean we were standing right where the officers fell right where at the end of the uh Of the battle where they went around the seminals and made sure everyone was dead Now those three guys they they played possum and they missed them So, I mean that was a lot of bodies to go through. So yeah, they got missed they missed them and uh, so they did survive, but now Here's the thing This camera right here I only brought that and the camera i'm using right now now Oh by the way talking about uh, when we was at the fire tower When I show you that clip if you looked down in the left hand corner You can see the camera i'm using now. So you know I was using this one when it kicked on. So anyway, I checked.  Well while she was in there. I checked the camera out Everything worked fine flawlessly, you know We go in we do our thing we do our filming She was using the 4k working flawlessly and here's just a 5 or 10 second clip to show you that the camera is working For some of the gunpowder into the pan close the frizzing roll the musket over Put the rest of the gunpowder down the barrel With the paper down the barrel with the bullet down the barrel and then ram it down with the rammer okay now We get out in the battlefield where The massacre happened. It was an ambush where the ambush happened Camera started doing the same thing It just Everything worked fine. He takes still images But as soon as you hit the record button It just like froze up. I know what a lot of you guys are thinking. Well, there's a problem with that Well, the problem I'm having with that problem is that It never done it before that hasn't done it since I've been messing around with it here at the house and everything Is not and it's working fine. There's no issues flawless Okay, so the whole time, you know I'm trying to get it to work and I I talk about that in this clip right here So what's going on with my camera, babe? Um, the same thing is yesterday When we was at the tower. Yeah, it's unresponsive. I got it taking still images now, but as soon as I put it on to uh To video It's not responding. Hmm. It's not doing anything and once you click it to hit record Then it becomes unresponsive. You got to pull the battery out and reset it Now yesterday it started working fine as soon as we got to the truck. Yeah, so let's see what happens today Yeah, and I used it inside So it was working inside. Yeah So And this is our newest one Still images. Yeah, it took still images.  It will not respond once you hit the record button to start Oh, no See It's it's it's not responding. It's not doing anything. Huh Nothing did that yesterday. Yeah, but as soon as we got out to the truck it started working fine Yeah, and I checked it before we came at the truck before we went into the visitor center I checked it and it checked out fine. Everything was working We've tried two different batteries. I got third battery, but I know it's not the battery Both batteries are in the green, but so it's not a battery causing it. No, it's not a battery issue It's not a memory card issue so Now as you can see it wasn't working it wasn't working and I tried several times All right, and we get to the end of what was our little tour that we were given to you guys and She tried it again to do her outro wouldn't work wouldn't work at all Okay, so About I said about 40 feet in a video But it was actually more like 25 to 30 feet from there with the truck. So we went over She was getting in the truck and I'm getting my stuff, you know put back in the truck and and I thought I said you try this again. She said, yeah, it's not working.  We was having problems with through the whole time Can you see that in there is now working Flawlessly and in fact We did our outro On that camera And she also did a clip of a cannon As we were leaving we stopped it and we was looking at some of the Some of the pavilions and this one had a replica cannon of the cannon that they used during the wars replica Which she used that camera to film with Because this camera died when I was When I was talking about how this one started working this one died Battery level low I mean it was full charge. We did the we did the intro inside. I usually got A couple good hours if I would just let this thing run a battery life And there's no way I used a couple hours. I mean as soon as we got out to the battlefield this thing was half charged And I only did like a 12 minute thing inside And also this thing this recorder wouldn't work You know Brand new batteries in it this recorder You know if you look if you watch a video when I'm talking about it It was actually half charged Like that right up here That little battery icon It was like that when I first turned it on and when I first turned the other one on It came on and then shut right back off. It said low battery And this one is it was low when when we first turned it on. I didn't even realize it Until after I was going over the video footage but so The the next two few second clips Are done with this camera So Which is you know, it's kind of crazy. I don't understand it Actually, it wasn't our outro. Excuse me. We filmed our intro with this camera Because we filmed our intro when we was leaving because we was excited we wanted to get in there And we did our filming and I said well, we can just you know do our filming our outro on a way out Which that's what we did and you do that sometimes Sometimes I forget to do an intro and I have to do it at home or whatever or I forget Do it and explain some things but I think it just maybe just went to sleep but So in the next couple clips or filmed With this with this camera right here Now this camera is working and the other one went dead. Yeah Isn't that weird When we was showing them that this one started working The other one finally puked the battery Oh my goodness There's there's something there for that. Yeah Out of out of two locations two different locations each one Had a murder of some sort had had a killing You know the the sheriff's deputy was killed right in the area where that camera wouldn't work The camera was working At the truck but wouldn't work around that area same way with that the battlefield The camera would work at the truck and in the visitor center It wouldn't work out on a battlefield where the massacre happened get back to the truck and it works So hopefully you guys enjoyed this. Let me know in the comments below What do you think's going on because like I said two different memory cards two different batteries Never had a problem with that camera Until those two times And haven't had a problem since It's like when we got away from that those certain areas it started working again Yeah, is it a ghost story not really a ghost a ghost story per se? But it is an interesting paranormal experience and it's documented on video. So Hopefully you enjoyed that. Hopefully you enjoyed the clips again. Let me know what you think down in the comments below I appreciate it. Thanks for watching my videos. Check out monkey 1000 and bxx 32. They're awesome youtubers I appreciate you guys and shea bear the myth the man the legend I'm gone for now guys Have a good one


YouTube team keep it clean welcome to another episode of NFL questions from subs Well, you can ask me any question and we answer in a video like this If you want to be part of it You can send me an email to team keep it clean at gmail.com or for the patrons You know, you can send it directly on patreon team keep it clean. We got so many great questions to get into let's do it First question came from the marksman. He said it's what's up in gravy. Just want to say love your videos I love you. I appreciate it though. I said my question is what are your thoughts on Hayden Hurst potentially joining the Ravens again in 2022 his contract is expiring and he's expressed interest in joining the Ravens again. Love you and everything you do I appreciate that marksman and with Hayden Hurst I did see something that he he liked on Instagram about him going back to the Ravens. This this was a couple weeks ago Now it's crazy because I've been I've been talking about This like Hayden Hurst Without talking about Hayden Hurst because I've been saying I want the Ravens to bring in a tight end Who is similar to Mark Andrews that can stretch the field He doesn't have to be Mark Andrews, but similar to Mark Andrews to where he can stretch the field He can make some plays down the field for the Ravens at tight end and he we can just have another guy another Significant threat at tight end for the Ravens because it would just make so much sense like and I want since Greg Roman Is gonna be here. Let's give him everything that he can possibly have to succeed Let's set him up nicely. So nobody has any excuses. So with Hayden Hurst He has just been a tight end that has just been slipping my mind But that is everything that we would love to have in a tight end at tight end to a tight end to a to be whatever Because you know Mark Andrews is tight in one, but whoever's after him would be to a to be whatever but Haven't Hayden Hurst back. I think it would be great now this it would take a lot and not even talking money but a lot of pride would have to be set aside because Hayden Hurst wanted out because of his diminished role But if he was on his way in and he knew he was having a diminished role that could put him in a different mindset Hey, who knows I couldn't be mad at him if he didn't want to come back to the Ravens I couldn't be mad at him at all because again That's what he was trying to get out of because he was tight in one But then he got hurt and Mark Andrews stepped in and showed out and the rest was history But I love that we had such a great duo even trio with Boyle, too Because you had these two tight ends that could move downfield that could run that they could go And then you had Nick Boyle. He was the blocker. He had some good hands, too though, but he was more so the blocking tight end but they we had such a nice trio and I would not be mad if they got that trio back You kind of feel for Hayden Hurst because he left the Ravens to go be a starter somewhere. Okay, they traded him to Atlanta Then Atlanta goes and drafts Kyle pissing. It's like, man, like what about me? Well, like, don't nobody want me? But yes, Hayden Hurst, we want you. So come on back home. Next question came from my boy Harry I appreciate you being a patron Harry. He said how you doing and the rest of team keeping clean family Oh, we're doing really good. He said I hope everything is going well for everyone. I have a question More of an idea of what the Ravens should do in the draft and free agency to give us the best chance to win the Super Bowl next season All right, let's see If I was EDC, the first thing I would do is cut Viennueva. Oh yikes, you're getting straight to it I don't think anybody's really gonna disagree with you there He said I think he was still playing for the Steelers last year. He was just in the Ravens uniform I think Miles Boykin, Tavon Young, Justice Hill and Ben Powers are also cut Man, I guess I missed something with Ben Powers because I really thought he I thought he was gonna be a free agent this Year, but anyway moving on. He said I think Anthony Everett leaves in free agency. I agree I was hoping that both and then Elliot will be back, but I don't think we can afford both man with us signing Tony Jefferson I don't see us bringing back Elliot That's a good way to put it because We have all these box safeties on a team Chuck Clark now Tony Jefferson to the Sean Elliott was one, but he's getting ready to be a free agent Do you know stone? He's getting ready to be a free agent. He's not a box safety though He's a free safety And then we got Brandon Stevens, he's still transitioning to safety So he's like a corner safety, but yeah, anyway I also think Brandon Williams and Pernel McPhee are out of here. I agree I forget that Pernel McPhee's a pending free agent too But yeah, I think they're done bringing him back With all that said we have a lot of holes that we need to fill in the draft and free agency They certainly do I think in free agency. We should look at stars We all know he said we shouldn't look at stars, but what the team actually needs So, why can't we get stars for what the team needs? But anyway, he said for example, it would be nice if we got Devonta Adams But it would be really nice, but anyway, he said we can't afford him And why would he want to play in G-Rolls offense? Yeah Yeah, Devonta Adams would be great, but he you know one he cannot make the most money that's first and foremost He cannot get the most money with the Ravens. It's not happening. And then it would not be the best place for his career And then he said we need someone who miles Boykin was supposed to be That is the the best way to put it right there, man Somebody who miles Boykin was supposed to be a short-handed big-body receiver that can block I present Audentate from the Bengals six five two twenty five with great hands that can block I really like Audentate I remember when we played the Bengals like a couple years ago and Audentate they just kept going to Audentate. I forgot who the quarterback was but he kept going to Audentate all over and over and over I'm like, man, this dude is nice, man But he said he wouldn't cost much and looking for a chance to prove himself since he keeps getting pushed down The Bengals receiver depth chart. He's also young and wouldn't stop the development of our other wide receivers on the team What development? What who's who's been getting developed? What other wide? I mean, there's been improvement. There's certainly been improvement, but Who's like like I just That's one thing that is still is a concern of mine And again, you can only do so much because you know, it's gonna be Hollywood's gonna be Rashad Bateman's gonna be Mark Andrews I'm gonna be a top-ass catchers but after that it's like who's next and With the band I don't think Bengals would trade him to the Ravens Unless Ravens we had to give up something significant for I think for the Bengals to even consider it I'm sure he would love to get an opportunity somewhere else But I just don't see it being with the Ravens. That'd be nice. I wouldn't be mad But I just don't see it going down with the Ravens I said, it's always good when you can get a good player from your rivals If not, maybe DJ Shark from Jacksonville or Josh Reynolds from Detroit I'm pretty sure they went out of their situations another move I will love would be Trent Brown from the Patriots to be our right tackle. Whoo It's in quality right there. That's what I'm talking about. He said he's in his prime He's huge 68 360 and most of all he's a good player. That's the biggest thing right there Can't get too caught up in measurables. Somebody's a good player They are a good player. They make your football team better. They make your football team better So that's the most that's that's my favorite part of what you said He said if you want to He said if you want to be cheap and not pay him we could pay Morgan Moses from the Jets Who's a little bit older, but is also a good player that would be cheaper? That way if Stanley isn't healthy again, whoever we draft can play left tackle And if he is healthy can learn and not be forced into the lineup. Those are my thoughts This was some pretty good analysis as usual. Yeah, you always be bringing it regardless He said sometimes you don't need the star player, but Just a good player that knows how to do their job and fulfill a role that's missing I'll be interested in everyone's thoughts.  That's just Impossible. Well, except if you're the Rams, but now you can't get a star player everywhere But again, same thing I've been saying this offseason quality Overquantity, let's just let's not just get bodies there But let's get somebody who can make a positive impact on this team next question came from my boy Martin And appreciate you being a patron Martin said angry even hope all is well with you and team keep it clean My question is do you think EDC should put on notice if we still have little production from our draft classes? Because this will be his fourth year as GM and so far a lot of his draft picks have not worked out They stress the importance of nailing draft picks while Lamar is on his rookie deal and so far a lot of those picks Just haven't worked out. He also talked about how having multiple picks gives you more chances to hit on a star But that's also more chances to hit on another miss. If he wants a star Why not trade off 30 picks for a proven one? That That is such a good way to put it because I never think about it like that So yeah, because he does say that the more chances you have the more chances you have to hit Make it get somebody good, but it also does give you more chances to miss as well He said the further away we get from Ozzie's players the worst the team gets also He is going to blame the coaching staff for these picks not working out That's on him too because he's a GM. Yes, I know hardball said he was in charge of the coaching highest But EDC is the GM and could step in at any point and make a change even that head coach if need be EDC needs to be held more accountable for the Ravens lack of success out of all the guys He's drafts how many of them look like stars except maybe Marquis Brown EDC needs to nail this draft more than ever or be put on notice well, I don't think he'll be put on notice he doesn't need to be accountable and that's something that we talked about Shortly after the offseason. I mean shortly after the season this year and heading into this offseason Well, we talked about the Ravens need to be more accountable We talked about how EDC Harbaugh Greg Roman wink at the time because this was before he got pushed out and Lamar Jackson we talked about how all of them and there's more too But we talked about how all of those guys specifically need to be held more accountable They need to be accountable for their actions and with EDC. That's the exact same thing We talked about with the draft the draft. He has cuz early picks thumbs up great job But after the early picks, it's like oof It gets rough and this has been such a lack of impact like you said, he's not gonna be put on notice He ain't going nowhere. They're like, they're like, all right. You see you're out of here now and But as far as the drafts is it's been rough it it has been rough So, I mean looking at his drafts 2019 drafted Hollywood in the first round. All right, cool Jalen Ferguson Really no impact Miles Boykin little impact. Just as he'll been powers Eman Marshall Daylan Mack Trace McSully We didn't get much of anything out of that draft except Hollywood 2020 Patrick Queen, okay, J. K. Diamond came out of BK DuVernay then Malik Harrison Tyree Phillips been Bredesen Bartek Washington that James crocheted, you know stoned the impact just it hasn't been there With the late picks the first the first copic Patrick Queen J. K. Dobbins Maddy Maddy BK even Devon DuVernay And then this year Rashad babing, okay, doffy away. Okay, Ben Cleveland.  You got to step it up and it takes Not just to go about say it takes to but it takes more than two cuz It takes him drafting the right players. It also takes the coaching staff using those players the right way So he can do everything right on his part, but if the coaching staff they they slip up there. It's like Can't do nothing so it takes everybody in this thing together to really get it right And he also said the Ravens need to really work out something with bozeman tag him or something Do they really want to go back to 2020? Mmm. We're gonna see we're gonna see I think bozeman is going though I think he's out of there. We won't know till we know cuz times are ticking We got about wow. We got like two weeks before free agency. Well, we're right there Wow But yeah, I think he's gone I think we all gonna get that notification at the very beginning of free agency Bradley Bozeman has agreed to the deal with the next question came from my boy. Jauvo He said what does play like a Raven mean to you and your own words? I'm just grinding being overlooked But really shocking a lot of people really putting in that work and just Yeah, really just being underrated Being underrated by a lot of outside people, but you show that a y'all y'all messed up big time on passing on me Next question came from my guy D3. He said what's good engraving and team keeping clean I hope all is well with the family and pookie. Hey, shout out to pookie He said I have a question for you since many former Ravens are being linked to possibly returning like Hayden Hercedaria Smith Do you think we could bring back Nigel warrior to help show up the safety spot or maybe even Sean Wade from the Patriots, they are still young and have high ceiling as players. What are your thoughts? Thanks for the content and from a family to yours peace and blessings. Appreciate that um as far as Sean Wade, no, I don't think that happens because the Ravens like I don't think they would Draft Sean Wade then trade him to the Patriots just to trade back for him from the Patriots I think what they would do in that case would just be to draft another guy draft another corner back As far as Nigel warrior He went to the Seahawks. I think he got hurt. I forgot what happened with him at the Seahawks, but Nigel warrior I think it's the same thing. I don't know what the status of his contract is since he was an undrafted rookie free agent that they got I I'm not sure what what's going on with him, but I don't think that they would do that either I don't think that they would bring him back. Um, I think again I think they would draft the safety or Go the route of another undrafted rookie free agent because that's safety because we I forget a lot of time when we talked about safety I forget about our Darius Washington Even though a lot of people think that he could end up playing that slot role. So we'll see but they got our Darius Washington They got Brandon Stevens and Yeah, that's it right now as far as free safeties roaming safeties But and they could of course draft somebody too But yeah, I don't think either one of those two guys will be back next question came from a boy droid 209 He said my man uncle engraving free agency is right around the corner and want to see which four you would pick up He out of Devonte Adams Chris Guy when Chandler Jones JC Jackson Marcus Williams Orlando Brown Jadavian Clowney, honey badger Out of those guys. Oh, I would go Jadavian Clowney JC Jackson Honey badger and Orlando Brown Junior Yeah, he said another question How would you how would you describe Joe flakko's time as a raven? And how did he make an impact with the Baltimore Ravens? Thanks again my guy and keep it real appreciate you Joe flakko he gave the Ravens consistency at the quarterback position You knew what you were gonna get out of Joe flakko There were so many times in so many seasons where Ravens just did not know who was gonna be there QB one Come week one, but once they drafted Joe flakko and after Troy Smith got his tonsillitis Then Joe flakko end up being a QB one and for what 11 years How long was he with the Ravens? Well, however long it was from 2008 to yeah 2018 Okay, so they had 10 years then so you knew who your starter was going to be you knew it So he gave them that consistency. Was he the best? Oh Was he provided the best? No, he was not consistently Surrounded with weapons. He was not consistently Built around and that's a lot of our fear that that could same thing could happen with Lamar Jackson, too Cuz the Ravens history, but hey, we'll see how it goes. But yeah flakko Yeah, he gave them their first like real franchise quarterback and and that was that was a great thing man So shout out to flag. I remember that first touchdown I remember I was watching the game at my boy's house and that first touchdown where flakko he faked it to Who was the running back with a listen again? He I forgot who he faked it to but it was a play-action and then He ended up running he ended up taking off and he ended up making a couple bingles miss and score the touchdowns first That was his first touchdown of his career and it came on the ground. They never called flakko running back Anyway, he also said I took a little break for many Ravens news just to focus on the draft Doing research and on the top prospects, but I keep on looking into sauce That man is a true definition of play like a Raven Is it a wrong move to draft the corner or go for offensive line? If we draft sauce, do you think Marlowe could switch to a safety? No, no Marlin Humphrey or Marcus Peters to safety No, none of that, but he said thanks for the time and keep it clean. Appreciate it but sauce I wouldn't be mad at that I Wonder when we're gonna get some update on the Marcus Peters contracts because I know they ain't about to leave Marcus Peters contract as is they either gonna give an extension or hopefully not the other thing but We'll see what happens with that But as far as sauce I wouldn't be mad at that and I if if he was like that like that since I they say he ain't A lot of touchdown in college. I'm like, what you know, I touch down Oh, well, if he ain't allowed no touchdown as a cornerback, then he might not fit in so well with the Ravens It'll be good though so that they you bring that confidence bring that swagger And if he was like that like that from jump Then you could kick Marlowe into the slot with if Tay Tay depending on what happens like it's a lot of questions as far Yes, we know the Ravens do need offensive line though. They certainly do But it all depends on how things fall it all depends on how to draft falls how different players and prospects and what not fall So I wouldn't be mad at sauce. It also depends on who's available at that time, too Last question on this episode came from my boy field. He said I ain't great in first time giving my thoughts I hope you're in the famo having a blessed day. Appreciate it feel. I'm looking at this Ravens Ross And I think we have to sign Tyron Matthew I believe he will be similar to Peters with the mindset and physicality fitting right in with the Ravens Definitely that mindset and that trash talking he gonna run his mouth But he is one of the players that can back it up So I wouldn't be mad at that Continuing he said I think this also allows for a good rotation That safety and Stevens could get himself back in that cornerback role and possibly allow Peters to get back comfortably I like that thinking. I love that thinking Um, and yeah, if Peters could go back to his natural his natural position because he used to be a running back But even go to his natural position that corner and yeah, he could play some safety too He could do some different things and whatnot But yeah, that'd be something and that would give Ravens another cornerback because we know With the corners, it can get a little rough there. Well, it got certainly rough there Because they lost every corner last year at some point. So I like that thinking Watkins, Averitt, Bdub, Ricard, Bozeman can walk while we trade away Boykin and Wolfe We go young at the D line Trade for Ridley and oh, he should trade trade for Calvin Ridley. Okay Draft Charles cross the plate either left or right tackle side until Stanley can come back We have to get Tyler Wallace for these three years and see what he's about Mmm. I I wasn't counting on it because he wasn't the first round pick for the Ravens So as a wide receiver. Ooh, it's it's it's rough And he said with man Drew's Ridley Bateman Hollywood DuVernay crochet and Wallace it gives G-Rod no excuses I would love that. I would love that. I would love that lineup That would really give us a little squad man Little squad a young squad too with a lot of uh A lot to look forward to every Sunday Um, but then I feel like the the biggest enemy could possibly like the biggest enemy was this year Was healthy they can stay healthy. Oh, yeah, they could make some noise again


Correlation describes the degree of relationship between two variables. Let's call them A and B. A positive correlation means that when variable A increases, so does variable B. If variable A decreases, so does variable B. A negative correlation means that as one variable increases, the other decreases. And these are describing our linear relationship. So when we talk about Pearson's R or Spearman's Rho, we're talking about the line that best describes our data. Let's look at an example of a high positive correlation. On the x-axis is the waiting time between eruptions of the old faithful geyser. It's a geyser in one of America's national parks. On the y-axis is the duration of each eruption. And as you can see, the longer the waiting time is, the longer the subsequent eruption is going to be. If we draw the line that best fits this data, we'll see that we have a very high correlation, 0.91, where that absolute maximum is 1.0. The maximum negative correlation, by the way, is negative 1. And we have 272 data points here. The next graph shows a very low negative correlation of negative 0.17. On the x-axis is the temperature at various times during two days. And on the y-axis is the dew point. So they're related, but just barely. One thing that's important to notice is that this correlation coefficient, again, is for a linear relationship. And not all relationships are linear. Here, for example, on the x-axis is the time of day. And on the y-axis is the temperature and degrees. Even though it turns out that a straight line does fit this data fairly well with a R of 0.62, it's very clear from the graph that the relationship is not really linear. Moral of the story, whenever you get your data, always graph it first before you start doing the correlation coefficient. The most important thing to know about correlation is that correlation is necessary but not sufficient for causation. By necessary, I mean if A causes B, they have to at least be related. If A and B aren't related, then there's absolutely no way that one can cause the other. By not sufficient, I mean just because A and B are related does not automatically mean that A causes B or B causes A. For example, every time the minute hand of my watch hits the 12, the bell in the tower across town goes off. Now does that mean that my watch is causing the bell to go off, or that the bell is causing the minute hand on my watch to move? Of course not. It just so happens that we both have our clocks set to the same time. So again, just because things are related does not mean that one causes the other. It's only your first clue that that might be the case.


Trump did it better, or at least he was funny, Biden just comes off sinister. Circling back to Biden's attack on democracy, we see all these very same people cheering by non and excusing him as just being frustrated, because as we all know, all together now, it's different when we do. On Monday, when a Fox News reporter asked him a question about inflation, Mr. Biden fired off an insult. I don't really care about Biden calling Ducey an SOB and I doubt many of us really do, but I think what we're all sick of is the Democrats holding their political opponents to these standards that they themselves are never held to. Wait a minute, maybe I'm wrong. Jake Tapper apparently went on that chud Jimmy Kimmel show and defended Ducey to prove how nonpartisan he is.      So really, look how the media reacted to Trump calling a known recipient of Democrat money, Chuck Todd, Sleepy Eyes and an SOB. There was no laughter calling it an attack on democracy and even anti-Semitic. Of course! I'm on Meet the Press, a show now headed by Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd.  SOB thing might be going a little too far. You know he's, I bring my kids up to respect the office of the presidency and the president. I don't allow them to say anything negative ever about the president. Him doing that, it creates a challenge to all parents when he uses vulgarities like that. When plenty of us are trying to do, I was raised, I sort of have the military rule in my house. You don't speak ill of a sitting president. It's not stick, it's not comedy. This is real and it's dangerous. You make the press the enemy, which he has.  Take this seriously and in the car, friend Chuck Todd, SOB, that was wrong. The reason that's ultimately insidious is because the words of a president do matter and if ultimately that riff attacking the press is about undermining institutions that exist to hold power to account, that's dangerous as well. As of today, Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd has had nothing to say about Joe Biden's vulgarities. I actually got on Twitter in search for any mention from John Avalon or April Ryan about Biden calling Ducey an SOB or how dangerous it is to the press and I found absolutely nothing. Look at how they reacted to something as innocuous as let's go Brandon. Let's talk about what happened today with Joe Biden.  It's juvenile, it's reprehensible by the father, but I don't think it's fundamentally about incivility. I think it is fundamentally about insurrection. Don't look past this. Don't look at this as a story about giving airtime to a MAGA guy who goes on Steve Bannon's podcast and said I wasn't joking. Not only did I say F you, Mr. President, I said more than that. This is the slow motion insurrection. When these people are speaking, they're not joking. Let's go, Brandon, isn't about what you feel about supply chain issues and gas. It is the cry of insurrectionists. This is this is it's a huge breach of a norm that you would. I don't even know how to describe this as a norm because this is just something that I never would have even imagined somebody was going to be doing. The mainstreaming of a chant that is actually about F, the president of the United States, is not patriotic. It's trollish. Now we're watching the opposite. Instead, they're actually trying to downplay it and bolster the idea that there's something wrong or dumb about being critical of Democrat power. Also, you might have noticed that as part of his theatrical act, Jake Tapper made the completely baseless claim that Fox News would never come to his defense if the roles were reversed. Wrong again, Jake. Standards for decency don't have to do with whether or not you like the people that are being treated poorly. It just has to do with the standard. I recognize that Peter's channel probably would never come to my defense like that, but that is what it is. On July 25th, 2018, Caitlyn Collins was banned from a Trump speech because they didn't like the question she was asking. Fox News defended her, putting out a statement saying, quote, we stand in strong solidarity with CNN for the right to full access for our journalists as part of a free and unfettered press. Brett Baer even appeared on Kimmel's show and straight up said, quote, as a member of the White House press pool, Fox News stands firmly with CNN on this issue of access. Fox News even went to bat for Jim Acosta when Trump pulled his press pass, joining a lawsuit to have his badge restored. But Jake Tapper is down the middle, just the facts newsman. It just goes to show that you cannot trust these people. Even when they're trying to appear to be consistently applying standards, there's still being deceptive in spreading misinformation. If you're at all interested in who sponsored this ABC comedy show, it was Crest, Hulu and Nissan.   All right, folks, that's all I have for this one. Help feed the algorithm and hit that like button, share this video and let us know what you think in the comments.


We welcome in our colleague, Buck Showalter, right now. And Buck, on Friday night, post game, Aaron Boone decided to have a team meeting, talk to his players, maybe air them out a little bit, according to a few of them. Do team meetings work? Is it a timing thing with managers to pick the right spot to try and motivate your team? Yeah, you know, the last thing is you don't want to be captain obvious. Believe me, the players know why they haven't won more games, but you also, as a leader, want to define reality. That's basically what leadership is. And I found that through the years that the best meetings, there's a lot of input from the players, you know, like, you know, defining who you want to be and how you're going to go about it. And there's not an instant return. I've found very few meetings that you've got an instant return from. You know, sometimes they're emotional, sometimes they're not, sometimes they're a matter of faculty. But believe me, those players in that clubhouse know they're struggling. But sometimes, you know, the sense of urgency that a meeting creates can be good. To your point, Buck, the Yankees are actually 0-2 since Aaron Boone had that meeting. But speaking of struggling, the offense was supposed to be so vital and so powerful for the Yankees this season. But you look at their offensive numbers so far this season, and they're at the bottom of the list in the American League in a lot of categories. What have you seen from there at bats? Well, I think you see from the lineup tonight what Aaron's hoping to get back to and trying to get more of a baseball player mentality. It's kind of a, when they were so good and capable of being again, they were a passive baton group. OK, I'm going to grind every pitch, every bat, and not worry about the results and what the end game is. Usually the end game is in your favor. I think, you know, instead of trying to hit a four-run home run the first at bat, just be a baseball player. You know, play the game. You get a pitch to hit it, you don't take it, move it to the next guy. When I get to first base, be a walk and error hit, now I'm going to be a base runner and impact the game. And when that's over, I'm going to field, and I'm going to be as good a defender as I can be. Just be a baseball player for three hours and be surprised return you'll get from that. I think simplifying the game, what's going on with them right now is nothing that somebody analytically can come down and go, here's what you need to start doing.  And it falls underneath a, really? You don't think I don't know that?


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