Welcome to our 8th annual awards show where we focus on the highlights and the lowlights of the year. Here's how it works. I make four nominations and then I put it up to a vote and ultimately my audience will decide across three platforms, Patreon, YouTube, and Twitter what is the highlight and or lowlight of the year. This time we're talking about the WTF moment of the year. The moment that was either horrifying, shocking, or just left you speechless. So I have four nominees, first and foremost, Russia's invasion of Ukraine.  When we first got reports about Russia invading Ukraine, I didn't believe it because it was so outrageous but when it happened it felt like I was living in the twilight zone and everyone just kind of watched in horror as things began to deteriorate. And to make matters worse, Vladimir Putin almost immediately began to threaten nuclear war in the event anyone intervened and it just made it seem like humanity was doomed because you have this one madman who could on a whim choose to unilaterally end all life on earth by provoking a nuclear war. So the entire situation was WTF worthy and I had to put it here. Second of course is Roe v Wade being overturned. Next year we knew that this would be a possibility but still even if we anticipated it, seeing it happen was genuinely shocking. We're living through a major historical moment and for the first time in all of our lives the Supreme Court is taking away a fundamental civil right. And you just, you can't really begin to even grasp how damaging this was. We focused on some anecdotes and the way that this impacted women across the country in these states that banned Roe almost immediately. But this is still happening. Even if people aren't focusing on this as much, it is still having a drastic impact on the lives of women having to go across the country to secure Bali autonomy that they once had.  Next was the Uvaldi police response to the Rob elementary school shooting. As if the details surrounding that massacre weren't disgusting and nightmarish in and of itself, you have the response by Uvaldi police or should I say lack thereof, where they not only didn't act but they blocked parents who wanted to rush in and save their children. I just, I can't even begin to imagine what was going through the minds of these parents, how horrible they must have felt. So of course, I had to nominate the Uvaldi police response. And finally, well, we have Kanye West going full Nazi.  Is regaining prominence not just in the United States, but across the world. But usually when we see fascists talk about their terrible beliefs, they use coded words, dog whistles, they skirt around what they're really thinking. But Kanye West, he said the quiet part loud. And that to me is shocking, not just because of what he said, but because of who he was, how far he's fallen. I mean, this was an individual who in my teenage years was an icon to me. He was a hero. I listened to his music. I grew up on his music and to see him turn into a full blown Nazi, it's genuinely shocking and WTF worthy. But without further ado, let's get to the results, folks. So the winner this year of our WTF moment is the Supreme Court overturning Roe versus Wade, with Russia's invasion of Ukraine being the runner up. Now, Uvaldi was a close third with Patreon and Twitter audiences actually ranking that as their most WTF moment, though the sheer number of YouTube votes made up the difference. So let's get to some comments here.  Rosa Evie says, if you asked me in 2021, which of these is least likely to happen, I easily would have said the Russian invasion. Uvaldi and Roe, I didn't expect, but weren't shocking. And Kanye, honestly, did already expect by then. Tim Hoffman says, this is actually incredibly hard. Kanye going full Nazi definitely doesn't match the other three in terms of overall impact, but it's still reprehensible. Totally agree.  Virginia Russell says, still waiting for the above all choice. All of the above booty spoon ads. I didn't even realize till just now these all happened in the same year. Fuck, right? Kevin Michael adds, the biggest WTF moment for me was when Biden didn't side with rail workers. But that being said, there was a lot of shocking things this year. Bill writes, got to give it to you. Maybe it's because it's so fresh in everyone's mind, but he's gone completely mental. The Uvaldi response is definitely an extremely close second place. Viper veteran says, I'm not an American, so I'm not desensitized to school shootings yet, and I know the American police and government are racist and corrupt, but WTF, they literally showed the fundamental problem of blue lives matter. They're supposed to be willing to put their lives on the line. Absolutely. So there you have it folks in an insane year with so many deranged, shocking and downright crazy things happening. The most WTF moment of the year is Roe v Wade being overturned.


Welcome folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We have five days a week. We go seven hours a day. We go 24 hours a day on the internet at TFNN.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. Let's make it a great night, folks. Always do your best. Take action on your ideas. I not only read this on a weekend, but I picked it out of the pile. Doing your best means to take action on your ideas. You have many great ideas in your head, but without action, upon that idea. You know, manifestation, no results, and no reward. Mockin' wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries up 135, NASDAQ up 114, S&P's up 21. Gold. Gold contract down $8.10 straight to $2,055 an ounce. You get silver, flat, $24.63 an ounce, light sweet crude. Down $0.45 cents, $73.76 a barrel, notes and bonds. A 10-year note. Down three ticks, trading 112.21. The 30-year off 12 ticks, at 124 flat, and $king dollar. $king dollar right now is trading down 500 and 24 ticks at 101.884, Euro 109, yen 142 British pound, $126 to $1 US dollar. Off phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. I want to know what's going on in your world and the world of the S&Ps. Let's take a look at it. I want to show you something here. This is pretty cool. So that, you know, downdraft yesterday, that's selling in the market, folks. Bottom line, remember we were talking about it, you know, bottom line couldn't find anything out there. Well, when markets go down, people are selling. When markets go up, they're buying. Let me just show you this, though. This isn't a zero-day options, okay? If you're watching Tiger TV, what you're going to see, these are the trades right here. Now, what's going to be so interesting about this, someone came in the marketplace. They bought thousands of contracts of the $47.55 and $47.65 S&Ps, okay? Now, this is what the intriguing part about it is. Now, remember something. So there it is right there. There's the trades, right? Now, what's intriguing is this. So what happens is this, is that option market makers period have to be delta neutral. The ones that aren't delta neutral get basically taken out and that's it. So when that trade goes on, ASAP, you get a sell against that trade because we're talking about $47.55 to $47.65 and you can see right now we're at $47.71. So the intriguing part about this one, and you've got to remember something, you're paying a premium for these, okay? The intriguing part is that if that trade wasn't closed yesterday, both of those trades are out of the money right now because it's an expiration for today. So this is going to get really interesting coming into the closed, man, because if you get the gist because if it's not closed, then it's like, okay, you know, you could force a hand here. So I wanted to just bring this up so you can really understand when you have selling, you have selling flat out. You're buying and if you remember when we were talking about this yesterday, it was like, I'm saying to myself, man, okay, hold it. The notes and bonds haven't moved and the dollar hasn't moved. Well, bottom line, that's because it was one monster trade, sold it down. That's typical of two different things. That you have a market, we know that's extended number one. Number two though, you get a market that's coming into a holiday and it's a lot easier to move markets around. You know, that was a monster out there yesterday though. So we'll see what ends up happening today. That's what it comes down to. But right now, unless that trade was closed, and there's no evidence yet that that trade is actually closed, which is going to be kind of wild. Hey, I just wanted to bring it up so you can see how this whole thing shakes out. We're going to take a look at the, we bring the spy up, period. And what you're going to see out here now is that you got down to 468 today, rejected 468. You're at 470-65. So this still looks like, guess what, you're going to go for these highs once again. We go to the queues, we do the same type of exercise in the queues and you're going to get the same deal man, which is pretty wild. So inside the queues, we went down to 404, you rejected 404, you're at 406. And in both cases, now this was really wild, in both cases they were going into the high volume bars of the past Friday. And the NDX did break that, ended up rejecting it, but it broke it. You know, volume wasn't bigger. And so the spy, what happened is that you didn't get to the, you didn't get to the, well you might have got right to it actually. But the volume was tremendously lighter, you know. So the bottom line, that hasn't affected your ABC structure up inside of these markets, which is pretty wild man. There's no doubt. Some of the high volume equities out here today. Well, let's go look at the IWM because what I was saying earlier, when I just did the update, the IWM, the rest of 2000, okay, is going to be having the zero day options that are going to expire Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays, that on January 8th. Now the thing that's amazing to me about the IWM is that what happens at the IWM folks at the closes, these, the IWM for some reason at the close, this doesn't happen every day, but it happens a lot, is that you can either have huge buys or huge sells. So if you do trade these options that expire every day, I would say you got to be really careful with the IWM. I don't, I would, I would stay with the S&P myself. You could, you know, if you like the NASDAQ, you could do the NASDAQ, but the spy options that expire every day are not only liquid, you know, hotter to push around. This IWM, this is going to get pushed around, man, because it already gets pushed around at the opens and closes in a monster way. And once these things come out on the IWM, you know, if you're right, of course, yeah, because the IWM could put some huge juice in at the closes. And it does, that's the bottom line, it does, you know, you get the dial, it dials up to 168, NASDAQ's up 130 S&P's are up 26. And, you know, you can expect it's going to run right into the close again, you know, then we'll see what ends up happening with those two trades. You know, they could have closed them yesterday and made a fortune right off the bat. Maybe they did. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.


Halla everyone, Myself Dr. sunil н tasting manuscripts – Ajit based on good in understanding of the conversation with dr Sunil Dutta Kulkarni, Administration Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering in bailchan institute of technology Sholabor. Today I am going to deliver a videocassion on numerical on-load factors i.e. first video session. In continuation to my previous video sessions, today we are going to see how to find out the various types of load factors from the given data for a power plant. At the end of this session, students will be able to draw the load curve and load duration curve for the given data. Also, students will be able to find load factor, plant capacity factor, plant use factor and plant utilization factor. Now, in this video session, we are going to solve the problem on various types of load factors. Now, let us see the problem statement. A generation station of one megawatt is supplied a region which has the following demand. Here, the installed capacity of generation station is one megawatt. Now, demand for particular region are as follows. From midnight to 5 am, the demand is 100 kW. From 5 am to 6 pm, there is no load. From 6 pm to 7 pm, the demand is 800 kW. From 7 pm to 9 pm, it is 900 kW. And from 9 pm to midnight, it is 400 kW. This is the given data. Now, it is given that neglect transmission line losses and find the following.  Also, we are supposed to find out the load factor, the reserve capacity of the plant, plant capacity factor, plant use factor and plant utilization factor.  Firstly, we will see how to plot the load curve from the given data. As we have discussed earlier, this is the given data that is load supplied by the power station for the particular region. Let us see how this load curve can be plotted. As we have seen, from midnight to 5 am, the load demand was 100 kW. From this particular midnight, that is 0 hour to 5 am, the load supplied is 100 kW. We have drawn this particular 100 kW in the order of time it is appearing. Then from 5 am to 6 pm, there is no load. So, we have not plotted any line from 5 am to 6 pm, that is 18 hours. From 6 pm to 7 pm, that is for 1 hour, the load was 800 kW. So, here from 18 to 19, as you can see here, the load shown is 800 kW. After that, for 2 hours, that is from 7 pm to 9 pm, the load demand has increased. From 800 to 900 kW. So, we have drawn this line vertically from 800 to 900 kW. For 2 hours, we have shown it as 900 kW. Then again from 9 pm to midnight, the load demand has decreased to 400 kW. So, from 900 kW, we have drawn the line below. And we have come to the 400 kW. And from 400 kW is supplied from 9 pm to midnight, that is 24 hours or 00 hours in the morning. So, this is how we can plot the load curve. Now, let us see how to plot the load duration curve. For load duration curve, we are going to use the same data. But the difference between load curve and load distribution curve as we have discussed in our previous video session is that, in load distribution curve, we arrange the loads in the magnitude of decreasing order. So, first of all, we will be taking the time from 0 hours to 24 hours as regular timing, no chronological sequence. And for this 24 hours, that is for daily load curve, we are going to take the loads in decreasing magnitude. For example, here the peak load is 900 kW from 7 pm to 9 pm. That is 7 pm to 9 pm. That is 2 hours. So, I have plotted first of all from 900 kW for 2 hours. Then the next lesser load was 800 kW from 6 pm to 7 pm. So, for 1 hour, I have drawn the horizontal line for 800 kW. So, after 900, the load taken was 800. That is decreasing order. After that, the load of 400 kW is there from 9 pm to midnight. Therefore, for 400 kW, we have plotted this for the time period it is given. And then the load has fallen down to 100 kW from midnight to 5 pm. Therefore, 100 kW is plotted for this particular time period. That is from 0 hours to 5 pm. Means for around 5 hours. So, this is how we have arranged the loads in the decreasing order. And we have obtained load distribution curve. And there is no load for remaining period. So, now, I hope we have understood how to plot the load curve and load distribution curve. Now, as we have seen that in the problem it is given that neglect transmission line losses. So, let us pause the video and think for a while that when we neglect the transmission line losses. What is the power supplied from the power station? So, as we can see, whatever power generated will be equal to power transmitted to the consumer. So, power generated will be equal to power transmitted when the transmission line losses are neglected. Now, install capacity as we have seen earlier. It is equal to 1 megawatt. That is equal to 1000 kW. And maximum load that is equal to maximum demand was 900 kW. The average load we can find by an equation which we have already studied in our previous video session. Area under the load curve divided by number of hours. The area under the load curve will be equal to the load in kW multiplied by hour. Divided by total number of hours for which the load curve is plotted. So, from our data we can find out the average load by an equation that is average load equal to 100 kW for 5 hours. So, 5 to 100 plus for 13 hours there is no load plus for 1 hour 800 kW. Then for 2 hours 900 kW and for 3 hours it is 400. So, 5 to 100 plus 13 into 0 plus 1 into 800 plus 2 into 900 plus 3 into 400. Divided by duration for which this load was existing that is 24 hours. So, we get the average load and 4300 kW divided by 24 which is equal to 179.16. So, this is how we have obtained the average load by using the equation area under the load curve divided by number of hours. Now, we can find out the load factor which is given by the formula average load upon maximum load. Average load is 179.16 whereas the maximum load is 900 kW. So, when we put these values we get the load factor as 0.199 or it is equal to 19.90%. Now, let us see how to find out the reserve capacity. The reserve capacity will be equal to install capacity minus maximum demand. Now, we have seen earlier the install capacity of the power plant was 1000 kW whereas the maximum demand was 900. So, the reserve capacity is obtained as 100 kW. Plant capacity factor is given by average demand divided by install capacity. Now, average demand is nothing but the average load which is equal to 179.16 divided by install capacity is 1000 kW. So, plant capacity factor comes out to be 0.1791 that is 17.91. Plant use factor will be equal to actual energy producing kW divided by plant capacity into number of operating hours. Now, as we can see that the actual energy produced we have calculated is 4300 divided by capacity install capacity 1000. And plant is operation only for 11 hours. For remaining 13 hours there was no load. So, we get the plant use factor as 0.3909 which comes out to be 39.09%. And plant utilization factor is given by maximum demand upon install capacity. Maximum demand was 900 kW, install capacity is 1000. So, we get plant utilization factor as 0.9 or 90%. These are the references. Thank you.


Traditional cultures worldwide recognize and respect the turtle as a powerful spirit guide. If you feel a connection to this animal, or if you've been seeing turtles a lot lately or dreaming of them, or even if you find them a little frightening, keep watching because we're about to take a deep dive into the spirit meaning of turtle and what messages this remarkable creature might have for you. Turtle is one of 42 animals featured in my Spirit Animal Awareness Oracle Deck. If you're interested in checking that out, click the link below. So let's start with a quick overview of turtle. A turtle is a member of the reptile family, and they're actually a very, very ancient reptile. They are older than snakes and crocodilians, and it's thought to be about 170 million years for the oldest one, such as well into the realm of the dinosaurs. There are about 360 species of turtle worldwide, and they are found both in aquatic and terrestrial regions, ranging from desert to deep ocean. And many turtles, most of them are very, very long-lived, and most species will live 50 to 100 years in the wild. So when you look at a turtle, the biggest thing that stands out that's different from most any other animal is this big, hard, bony shell that they carry on their back, just like almost like having their own house or a shield on their back. So the shell is adapted from specialized fused ribs in most species, and this creates a really hard, bony shield. There is an exception. That's the leatherback sea turtle, which has this kind of rubbery carapace. Either way, this is just a highly, highly protective adaptation. It is really hard for other animals to get through that shell. And for this reason, turtles, often seen as a symbol for protection, for security. It kind of can represent almost home because you can see them as kind of just carrying their home on their back, very like a snail. So of course, this really can represent tremendous spiritual protection, this ability to have that kind of protected aura. And so turtle, if it's coming to you, this could be part of what it's bringing is this kind of almost very secure security, feeling of security or protection. But it's important to recognize that any aspect of a spirit animal can present itself either negative or positive ways, depending on the circumstances and the environment, how it presents itself. And so there is a shadow side to this protection aspect of turtle. One aspect of the shadow is that turtle energy can be pretty rigid and slow to adapt. If you think about the turtle has been pretty much the same since about the Triassic period of prehistory. On the one hand, that indicates that they're super, super successful prototype. But on the other hand, it's like they're really going to be clinging to their tried and true. Sometimes things call for a little bit of nimbleness. So if turtles coming up, like maybe you're pulling an oracle carb, a turtle reverse, that might be something that's showing up is that maybe you need to be a little bit less rigid, maybe a little less defensive if you think of the turtle withdrawing into its shell. It can be a very withdrawing. Sometimes we need to have that withdrawal. So when I'm talking about this being a shadow side, it's not always. It could just be, okay, it's time to do a little going within. But you also want to be aware that any of these things can go a little too far. So if you've been spending a lot of time going within, you might want to think about, well, am I feeling defensive or am I feeling like the world outside isn't safe? So this is all kind of root chakra stuff and we're going to get into that a little bit more later. Another thing about being the self-contained aspect of turtle, it could come as a warning. Be careful about sticking your neck out, right? The neck is a vulnerable area and this is speaking to the throat chakra. Turtle people may find it challenging to come out of your shell and speak your truth. But when you do, you're going to be really powerful. You can be standing in this quiet warrior energy, which isn't aggressive normally, but it does hold tremendous authority. Okay, this is like the wise one, the grandmother, the grandfather kind of authority. And that brings us to another big spirit meaning of turtle is going to be the wisdom of the elders. Okay, so turtle having been around for so long. Turtles actually witnessed at least one of the great extinctions on the earth, right? To the extinction of the dinosaur. And then after so much life left the earth after the dinosaurs, there was this huge rebound of renewal of life and in fact even more specialized and even more kind of higher adaptations of life as we came into the age of the mammals. So turtle bore witness to that, right? And a turtle really actually carries in its DNA a lot of this kind of earth wisdom, this elder wisdom, just this awareness of one's place and time, okay? And so if you can tune into turtle spirit, it'll help you just first of all stay grounded and also see things in a really, really wide time perspective. Okay, seeing the kind of the ancestral roots of situations as well as kind of seeing forward many generations to see how the impacts of actions taken today may affect future generations. And because turtles are actually most vulnerable as their eggs and young, okay? So turtle understands the vulnerability of the young and how important it is. Turtle doesn't actually protect its young though, I mean, so that's a really interesting thing to think about is turtle really relies on the environment as a protection, right? And I was able to witness once a sea turtle laying eggs and she had to clamber out of the ocean and dig this big pit in the sand with her hind legs and very carefully place all her eggs into this pit and very, very carefully, slowly and methodically cover that back up. So the environment is a super, super important aspect of turtle medicine and their ability to live within the environment to kind of partner with the environment and if you look at all the different types of turtles, which we'll explore a little bit later on and all the different adaptations that have to be made in order to really work with their environment and thrive within their environment. So environmental, I guess environmental stewardship, but really not so much even the stewardship but the feeling of really being sensitive to the environment, adapting to the environment, right? And kind of partnering with the environment. This is really talking about earth wisdom, okay? And so turtle has in many, many cultures been seen as synonymous with the earth, okay? The turtle often is seen as carrying the earth on its back and it's really, really connected with Mother Earth. These are ancient and self-contained, you know, this ancient and self-contained nature of turtle is part of this but also these very strong forelegs offering a very strong foundation. This number four is super, super significant because this is a very kind of a solid foundation kind of number. It represents stability. It's also a number that's associated with the archangels. Okay, so turtle is frequently seen as the earth or the synonymous with the cosmos and carries this great Mother energy with it. It also is an animal that bridges water and earth, okay? So when we're looking at mature balanced turtle energy, it is stable, it's placid, it's balanced. It's got all these aspects of a very healthy kind of root chakra and very grounded, right? Connected with the earth. And then the significance of the water in there is it's this emotional grounding, right? The sense of we're at home. So another aspect of turtle that is super significant is that they are really masters of breath. Because they have such rigid shells, most animals will rely on this diaphragmatic breathing where you've got this diaphragm in the abdomen that helps to pump air in and out of the lungs, this muscle in the abdomen, and it relies on the ribs opening, you know, being able to expand and contract. Well, turtles don't have that because their shells are so rigid. So this rigidity has resulted in certain breathing adaptations that are pretty amazing. For one thing, rather than a diaphragm that cuts through the abdomen, it uses just kind of the abdominal muscles. And all the organs, many of the organs like the liver and the stomach of a turtle are connected with the lungs. So there's this connection with all the internal organs, which talks about kind of the vitality, right? And in the turtle, they're all connected with the breath. So if turtle is coming to you, this is maybe one of the things it may be calling your attention to is how you're using your breath.  The breath can be an amazing, amazing aid, you know, in doing breath work and coming back into center in grounding yourself in basically the self-protection, right? You can use breath in all sorts of ways. So the turtle itself, aside from this, you know, just the abdominal breathing, it's also got some interesting adaptations for breathing in an aquatic environment. One of which is called cloacal respiration, which is basically butt breathing. So a turtle can actually breathe through its butt, and we see this a lot in the freshwater turtles, especially when it comes to, you know, when they have to stay underwater for a long time. And, you know, when they're in hibernation, they're able to actually pull in water through their cloaca, which is their rear end, and that water, and it kind of bathes their tissues and they're able to bring in oxygen that way and expel carbon dioxide. Some species can actually also go into anaerobic respiration, which is kind of breathing without oxygen. And the painted turtle, especially as a master at this, it can keep us up and be underwater without actually, you know, using the oxygen and breathing for up to 100 days. It's just really amazing. This isn't easy on them, though, and the painted turtle especially will pull calcium out of its shell in order to support this process. So this speaks to turtle being just really a survivor and being able to draw on its inner resources in order to, you know, make it through. But then when they come out of that, they really have to bask in the sun and kind of regenerate themselves.  Allow yourself to breathe. Allow yourself that rest before you try to do much action, right? Otherwise it could end up being like really kind of a cramping, cramping, cramping your style a lot. And then finally, of course, because turtles generally are pretty slow moving, persistence in patience is one of their spirit aspects that is a very strong part of turtle medicine. If you think about the story of the tortoise and the hare, that is one that really indicates that sometimes it's better just to plot along and to take little baby steps and just to keep going and have that patience. And this is especially true if you've got a goal in mind or if you've got a dream that you'd love to see manifest. Sometimes these things, sometimes the universe really tests us by, you know, it's not going to necessarily, and the bigger your dream is, the less likely it is to just kind of manifest immediately. So it's just like constantly just taking little steps and, you know, wherever you're guided next and just having that faith that that manifestation can happen. Okay, so let's take a look at some of the specific kinds of turtles and tortoises. By the way, turtle, tortoise, terrapin, different species are called by these different names and there's not necessarily a kind of scientific family distinction between these, but it's just names that people have. Typically, turtle is going to be more of the aquatic tortoise is typically going to be a land dwelling type of turtle and then terrapin are just certain species of turtles are known as terrapins. Okay, so sea turtles, if sea turtles coming to you, there are about seven species of sea turtles worldwide and these range from the smallest of about 30 to 50 pounds up to the leatherback, which can grow up to 2,000 pounds on over six and a half feet long. And so they are pretty big. All right, so just think in terms of the size and the power that comes along with that. Their feeding habits depend a lot on the species. So if you're connecting with a sea turtle, if you feel like it's a specific species, you might want to look into their feeding habits, what they eat. They can range from shellfish and mollusks to fish to sponges and sea urchins to algae and seaweed. For a lot of sea turtles, jellyfish are a primary food source and that speaks to the sea turtle as being able to kind of overcome some of this stinging negative energy, right? Because they have this protection and because they've got this kind of placid disposition, they can really counteract and dismantle some of the more aggressive stinging kind of behaviors. Most of them do migrate long distances. And some species, like the leatherback, can dive as deep as three to 4,000 feet or even more to find food. So deep diving, deep diving and going the long run, right? The turtle isn't going to be just dabbling around in the shallows. This could indicate just really a deep dive into your inner work, a deep dive into maybe a career path and being willing to go the distance, right? However, they do have a really, really strong homing instinct. Most of them will come back to the same beach where they were born in order to lay their eggs. Often they do that in the communal groups. In addition, many species of sea turtle will sense the magnetic fields of the earth and they'll use them like GPS. This isn't all restricted to sea turtles. The snapping turtle and some other turtles will have this as well. Just this really deep connection with the earth's energy.  Many sea turtles, the females can store the sperm for years. So this is taking in that creative energy and then being able to hold onto it until the time is right. This could indicate for you maybe a creative idea if you've been sitting on something or maybe it takes a while, it may take a while to percolate, right? Or to be able to process whatever it is you're working with. Process and experience in order for it to draw on that experience later in your creative work. Sea turtles tend to be really at home in intuitive states. If you're a turtle people, you could be a super intuitive person. It may feel a little awkward or slow in real-world situations. So this may be where you might want to draw on maybe a complimentary spirit animal. Or even if you're working a lot with sea turtles, maybe work with some of the terrestrial turtle energy to help you feel a little bit more at home on the ground, so to speak. Or bring in energies of maybe eagle or trying to think what animal might prey on a turtle bear or something like that that would be a little bit more terrestrial to help you to ground on the earth. Or in more real-world kind of practical getting out there in society or whatever. So unfortunately a lot of sea turtles, many of them are threatened or even endangered. Many reasons for this, poaching, a lot of accidental catch. The turtles accidentally get caught in fishing nets. Plastic ingestion is a big one. The plastics in the oceans turtle is really one of those animals that's really calling attention to the way that we're treating our oceans and the real need for returning to a much more respectful relationship with our oceans and with the environment in general. Okay so we just mentioned terrestrial turtles and the next one I want to look at specifically is the desert tortoise. This animal is going to be a lot more around the element of earth less so than water but even so, even though it lives in the desert, water is super, super, super important for the desert tortoise. So if you have desert tortoise energy, if you're working with this animal really, really be aware of the element of water and how you're using it. Remember that water does speak to the emotional body as well as just the physical element of water within your physical body. Desert tortoise is specially adapted to conserve water. So thinking about water conservation and again bringing us back to that environmental element of turtle but are you drinking enough water? How is your body using water? This could be just sort of a flag and that's maybe the state of hydration within your body needs some attention. Okay the desert tortoise is adapted to withstand imbalances not only in water but like in salt and temperature and energy availability because they live in such a very, very challenging environment that is low on the water. But they have a lot of behavioral adaptations that help them to survive in this kind of environment. They are ground dwelling, they do dig burrows so they dig deep and again, you know this, even though it's in the earth and not the ocean, this idea of diving deep, digging deep and really digging down. I'm sort of getting right now when I'm speaking about this as ancestral connections, right? And this goes for both the desert tortoise sea turtle and any turtle I think. Ancestral connections can be huge so if you're drawing, drawn to doing ancestral work or if you're not, if you're feeling like, oh I don't want to work with ancestors. Oh boy that is a big indication that's probably medicine that you need, right? And tortoise can be an animal to connect with to assist in this, right? Because digging up what, you know, the karma of the ancestors can be super, super painful, right? And so the turtle offers some of this breath work and the spiritual protection that it symbolizes can really help to prepare to do some of this work. So really desperately needs to be done in the world at this time. Turtle, especially the desert tortoise, I think all turtles, but this one in particular, very resourceful, right? They're building structures for self-preservation and they can dig elaborate burrows, right? To maintain a sense of security. This could be something that could be a very, very important totem for this period that we're moving into for humanity is being able to build structures for, you know, to help to preserve human life in partnership with the planet, right? Planetary life, environmental life, right? So the builder, the master builder kind of archetype is coming through here, I think very strongly. And then desert tortoise, interestingly, most turtles are going to be omnivorous. A desert tortoise isn't herbivore, so it is, like, if you're a vegan or drawn to veganism, could be a good diet for you to think about exploring at least a part of the time. Next turtle I want to look at, the last one I'm looking at specifically is the snapping turtle. This is a very unique freshwater turtle and it is known for being a predator, right? So in very stark contrast to the desert tortoise, the snapping turtle is going to eat pretty much anything small and unwary enough for it to catch, and they can actually be pretty fast. They're not necessarily super slow, although they, you know, they can be on land, but in water they can be very fast. They are definitely opportunists and they've got this long flexible neck. They've got super strong snapping jaws.  These abdications make adult snapping turtles nearly invincible. So if you're looking for a power totem for invincibility, this very well could be the one you're looking for. Snapping turtles not only are formidable, but they also are amazingly adapted to surviving cold conditions. They're extremely cold tolerant for reptile. Not all do hibernate. Those that do have been observed to go without breathing for about six months, and they just, you know, they've got that protection. They've got the endurance of survival as well as the ability to grab hold of opportunity and not let go, which is this amazing tenaciousness with snapping turtle. So this has actually just been the tip of the iceberg in terms of turtle energy, turtle meaning. I really encourage you to use this as a springboard and explore this beautiful spirit totem, you know, as much as you can on your own if you're feeling drawn to it. If you are drawn to particular turtles, just do as much research as you can about their behavior, their adaptations, how they survive, how they thrive. And these animals have a lot to teach us as humans. So thank you so much for watching. I hope that you've enjoyed this video. If you have, please do share and subscribe. And also do check below because I've got links to certain spirit animal resources below that you can take advantage of. I've got a link to a page on my website with resources more about spirit animals. And of course, if you are drawn to Oracle Cards, do check out my deck. Thanks so much and we'll catch you again soon.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. I've been 23 top sterling hobby in 23 Bowman HCA Jumbo 8 box makes your number one random team style. There's a look again at your random results as always. You can find those on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat. So thanks again everybody. Let's get started. Again we've got just four to go on number five random hit style. Four to go. Let's get that filled up. Here we go. Bowman. Bowman We've got the full case of sterling after as well. Can you double check if this is all card ship? I can imagine it is. But sky blue paper, Samuel Zavala to $4.99. Wonderful. There's Brandon Walter. Refractor Otter $4.99 for the Red Sox. We've got Vargas. Collier. Lázaro Montez. Julian Perez, base. Mark Johnson, base, base. Lunar Glow, Roman Anthony. Nice one there for the Red Sox. And guys just four to go on sterling random hit style. Base. I'll see them big Drew Jones or something. Big Drew Jones. Otto Colby Thomas. Nice one there. First for the A's. Rob Reissel. Teal Shimmer, a Belvastitas to $1.25. Xavier Isaac to $75. Yellow Lunar Creator for the Raze. Jason Chariot. Like Life Like Over in the YouTube board. Pretty crazy. Pretty wild. Los Andro Rodriguez, true blue to $150. Color match for the Royals. Grats on that KC. Very nice. Red paper. Wonder Franco. Nice one there. Four of five. Grats on that Andy. There you go, buddy. You can throw the recap down. Very nice. Congrats Andy. There you go, buddy. Spencer Jones. Ray's coming through his right. See if he can get out of Caminero to it now too, buddy. That'd be sweet. All right. Jonathan L picking up a spot. Thank you, buddy. We're down to three, everybody. Three to go. And number five. Three to go. Three to go. Three to go. That is it. That is all. Drop that link again. Three to go, everybody. Let's get this filled on up. Three to go. Break soon. Break in that soon. Just dropped it for you, Simpleton. It's a full case of top sterling baseball random hit style. Holmes is the seventh highest paid quarterback in the league. That's crazy, bro. Yeah, you're good. You're good. No worries, Simpleton. Jackson Holiday 125. Cold paper. Justin Crawford. Six of 50. Very nice. Congrats on that. There you go, Phillies. Go ahead and recap, too. Deion Frias to 299. Yeah, 299. White speckle water. You're good, Simpleton. You're almost sure it's Simpleton. I'm losing it, too. Robert Perez Jr., like, overtired now. I just went there, Lunar Glow for the Mariners. Jacob Berry. What squad you had. That's so funny. Go ahead. Me, just my son. Jake. Oh, no, no, no. For sure. Yeah, I'm sure he's making a load on endorsements. Junior Tillian, base auto for the Mets. Who does that? True Jones first. That threw me off for sure. Yeah, look at that. Like, what the... That was weird. Really? Seriously. Do you think? True, gotta have my more saps facts. Printing plate is rookie of Nick Prado. Nice one there for the Astros, or no, the Royals. Excuse me, Royals. Astros is going to be behind it. Purple, Andrew, Taylor, Otto, 250. They've received 100 messages with Restream Trap. Yo, Suede, DePaola, no way. Yo, Suede. All servers. Luz, Shimmer, Chase, the Lauder to 150. Get ready to type in the next couple of breaks, too. Get ready to type in the next couple of breaks, too. We're just going to have letters missing. Yeah, names don't all roll. Purple, Carlos, Jorge, the 250. The fun is, is when it's just silent randomly and just start to win that. All right, on to the next one. Two to go, on Bowman. I'm going to put the rest of the rest of that case in the front before we leave. Green paper, Anthony Poguerro, to 399. White speckle, Ruben Santana, to 299. First for the Diamondbacks. Nice one there. Let me make sure I'm ready to go tomorrow. Come on, don't say that. Juan Carella, Atomic Auto to 100. That's one there for the Inks. That's what I'm going to do. Shale Anglers, do absolutely nothing tomorrow after we go home. Come home, Nat, play Xbox with you guys, play Fortnite all night, and then probably order some delivery. Refracts her, Devis and Taylor Santos to 499 for the D-backs. That's for sale. Give away, dude. I got late shirts for sale, used. Not washed. Game worn. Jacob Berry first. Break worn. Break worn. Shop worn. Yeah, and some skids. Again, guys, three to go on this mixer. Let's get it, or not this mixer, this random hit style of Sterling.  I'll be one of those guys that has a rookie and a person in here. He's always kind of weird. Come on for the Reds. Cam Collier, Base Auto. Very nice. Congrats on that, Sinsy. I'm going to have you microfiber that. Hopefully that comes off. Let's see if Sean can get that off that card really quick for whoever had the Reds. Congrats, Sinsy though. Is that top right? Yes. Junior Caminar. Gone. Perfect. Came right off. Beautiful. You are all good Reds. We got you covered. No, you're good. I'm still going strong at 201 people at 1230. Thank you guys. That's crazy. That's absolutely crazy. See? Oh, Drew Jones in grass. Going to Ed on the last spot. Mojo. Worm. Let's go. Worm. Huge, huge card, man. Big worm. Let's go worm. Oh, man, one fast food place for the rest of your life.  That's a great box. Collier, Base Auto, and Drew Jones. Green grass. Huge hit for Worm. Worm took the last spot in the break and hit the Drew Jones. That's what happens, man. Last spot, Mojo. What's up? Justin Crawford. Puyo Tropico. This place is pretty good. I might just do McDonald's, to be honest. Just to be safe. I feel like you got to pick something that has enough of a variety. You know what I mean? So like Jack in the Box would be a good one. The one out in Valley. Because they just have a lot of stuff. That's the safe. I think that's the safe option.  Yeah, for sure. No way you can go. I feel like you can't go with Taco Bell. Because that's just one straight like cuisine. We're going to make sure they uh Taco Bell. I want to get some delivery to the job. Yeah, talk about breakfast is good. Yeah, that's another big thing you got to consider. You got to have something that has all three meals. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. What's the big Taco Bell breakfast that's good? What do you suggest? They've got some good burritos. Like I like the steak, egg, and cheese burrito, and they have like the sauce on it. They have like a mock crunch wrap, but instead of like it's like the same way of a crunch wrap, and then it has like a a hash brown in it instead. That's pretty good. Pretty much anything. I like Taco Bell, but I haven't got Taco Bell breakfast in a minute. Yeah, there's Brett Beatty to 2.99. Carlos Jorge. Blue Lunar Creator to 1.50. Nice one there, Reds. Probably just stick with my usual pregame breakfast. What is it? McDonald's? McGriddle? Yeah. Yeah, dude. Yeah. For good night. 100%. Yes. The griddle is unmatched. I have to stop on the way too. What time should I, what time do we see you off? 10.30? 10. Oh, 10. 10? Yeah. You gotta at least leave your crib by 9. Yeah, by like 8.30. God, dude. Cam Collier. Exactly. She's a stare. Purple Rayway of Yulver Herrera to 2.50. Yeah, Wendy's breakfast is pretty solid. I've never had it. And it's what? Mount Dora Country Club? Golf Club. Golf Club. 2.99. Chase the Larder. No, Mount Dora Golf Club. Mount Dora Golf Club. Across the street. It's Golf Club. Can you, can you text me the address real quick, or just like screenshot it and send it to me? Yeah. Pedro Ramirez. Refractor to 4.99 for the Cubs. Never had the breakfast barrio from time. I'm not a big Chick-fil-A breakfast guy, should be honest. I know that's kind of a hot take, but not really my thing.  It's good. No, I mean, it's got, I wouldn't just go out of my way to get it though.  Colby Thomas. Lerglow for the A's. It is, it is good, but it is true. Jacob Berry. Base Auto. Very nice. Congrats, Marlins. Great, great four boxes of bowmen here. We had pulled a Collier, a Berry, and a Drew Jones in four boxes. What are burgers up like in Tally and stuff like that? Oh, they have one in Tally? Oh, yeah. They'll have one forever. What are burgers still in Tally, right? Yeah. That's one of the what are burgers in Dallas though. Really? Chicken biscuits. Yeah. 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. or no, 11 p.m. to 11 a.m. It's pretty raw. Oh wow. So good. All right, we've got, again guys, we've got just three left in Sterling. Three to go. Sterling random hit style. Let's do this. Case is Sterling now. 500 Home Run Club Hall of Famers. Come here and cut, dude. I got too excited, but that would be sweet. Start with Hall of Famers. 21 to 25, Rod Karoo. Nice one there for the twins. Rodaroo. Grats on that, 20s. I'll see you in icons. Icons will be random to everybody, by the way. If it's a cut auto, if somebody who's not a MLB player, doesn't have a team, could be nasty. Potentially. Yes. That's a cool one. You forget he's a 500 Home Run guy. 205, Miggy, Miguel Cabrera for the Tigers. Patch, Jersey Patch, Auto. That's awesome. Very nice. Congrats on that. I'd say if you can get it in one, I would probably with that one. Same, Rod Karoo. Neeks are you talking about? Miggy. Miggy. Retired numbers, tops all star rookie cup team. Miggy, yeah, no. Miggy sells really well. He's like early stuff too, especially. Oh man.  Got a lot of sliders in this, which I said now. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. That is 13 of 25. There you go on the Vladdy for the Blue Jays. Nice one here for the Phillies. That is going to be another Steve Carleton. One of five, Jersey, three-color patch, Jersey and Patch. Nice one, Philadelphia. A little hot of these Steve Carletons.  No one-on-one out of this, yeah, I don't believe it. Two out of five, so not bad there. Silver Slugger award winners, Fielding award winners. Drippy. You saw live? No, we see each other. It's war. It's war. It's on. It's on. We see each other. We will not be friends for like four hours. We'll see you in like six hours. And then we'll play Fortnite and we'll be friends again. Right, 22 of 25 for the Mets. David Wright. That's what happened to Drippy last night. We got home, we're gonna play, and then we'll see Drippy for a while, and he took a little snooze. Oh no. I know, I don't think I can do that tomorrow since I break in the morning. I don't think that's smart. That's gonna be sweet. It'll be really sweet. Two out of five, Cal Ripken Jr. Jumbo three-color patch auto. That's sick, dude. That's really sick. Right, I found that. Oh, 40 Ls, 40 Ls. Got it here. Hi, Drippy. We'll see you in the morning. Oh yeah. Cy Young award winners, 2010's end of the All Stars. Got a letter, 101. It's gonna be A. For the Braves, one of one. Nice one there. Atlanta. Very cool. That's sick. Is that yours? Yeah. Nice. Is that show intel today? I bought it from Lane. Oh, nice. So I did. I had it in my locker for the last week and a half or so. Just forgot to take it. Sorry, I remember to take it today. I'm grabbing it today. I know, I have a Frank Gore rookie auto that I've had for the last like two days in there. I got it from Spring Home. Be there, or be square.  I just want to hear one of five, Anthony Rizzo. Go to the Yankees. Very nice. Jersey patch, patch, jersey. All right, it's gonna do it for the break, guys. Do a quick recap here. Jacob Berry, Pedro Ramirez, Cam Collier, Junior Tillian, Colby Thomas, Brandon Walter, Dayan Frias, Andrew Taylor, Carlos Jorge, Lizandro Rodriguez, Juan Corella, red paper, Juan Franco to five, Justin Crawford, Gold Paper to 50. That is Anthony Rizzo. Cal Ripken, David Wright, Steve Carlton, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and Rod Garou. Maggars, we had a Tom Blavin, one-on-one, Miguel Cabrera, two-of-five, and Drew Jones, 55 and 99, Greengrass, bass auto, or not bass auto, but auto from Bowman. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next is DualCaser, random hits.


Welcome back to my channel guys, it's your girl Coco Styles and on this channel we talk about beauty, fashion, lifestyle and styling guys. So today I just want to quickly quickly come on here. I'm just like in my YouTube room just finishing up straightening up some stuff and I wanted to talk about tailoring your clothes. You guys know I'm tall. I got some stuff tailored recently and I just thought I'd do a video. I am going to do a separate video showing you guys what I got tailored but as a tall woman, ooh the struggle of finding stuff guys. It's like it's such a hassle finding jackets that fit all the way down our arms. It's a hassle to find pants and jeans that fit us. And tailoring is something that I always do. So I wanted to tell you guys some of the things that I actually get tailored and things that you can get tailored if you don't think that you can. So first thing is I always research areas when I move into to find a tailor. If I move out of state, this is the same routine. So you find a couple of tailors that you like and see how good they are. Then make your decision. It's almost like going to the dry cleaners because they're all not created equally guys because I'll swear to God some of them do not clean your stuff. So I pick a few that I like and then I actually go in and you know analyze the outfits. See how much they actually listen to me. As a tall girl who's not like super big as far as like hips and things, legs and hips. I actually make sure that they listen to my needs, right? So if I buy something with pockets, for example, I make sure that if the pockets are sticking out way too much, I have them take that in, right?  Just so it can be loose on my legs, but I have them take in the weights and they don't just take in the weights, they actually cut the pants in the back and they bring them up. They do a whole bunch of stuff to them. So as a tall woman guys, it is important that you are paying attention to those things. Everything is not made for us. We know this already. So instead of being frustrated, just actually go ahead and find a tailor. My jackets, my blazers, my coats, anything I size up because I can't do anything with something that's too small for me, right? I size up and then get it taken in now. I bought a Zara jacket. It's probably in here, but I'm going to do a video with it. And for whatever reason, they sent me, I ordered an extra large, but it was like humongous, like humongous. It didn't say it was oversized, but it was huge. It looked like a, when they say extra large, I'm thinking like a standard extra large, not a 1X. So what they sent me was like a 1X. So I had her take it in a lot and the sleeves was okay. The sleeves were just hitting me at the wrist, which was fine for this particular jacket because it's satin, but I had her take it all the way in. It looks really, really good. I guess I am going to do a video with that, but this is really more so about the tailor in part. So my blazers, now. I just asked her recently, could she do jeans, lengthening the jeans? And she told me yes. So I'm going to do an experiment where I'm going to take some jeans to her, something cheap, and I'm going to get two pair of jeans and see what she can do as far as lengthening the jeans. Right? I've seen a lady on YouTube do something to her jeans to lengthen them, but I didn't like the stitching across it because you can see it. So I have an idea of what I think she should do. And guys, I'm telling you, if she can do this for your girl, it is over for everybody. Because it's so hard for us to find pants, skirts and stuff are okay. Now that I'm thinking about it, I have another idea because I can probably do, because here's the thing. I'm going to keep it 100%. A lot of brands that carry tall clothes that specifically cater to tall women, I do not like the quality. I don't like the fabric of the things. A lot of the pants that the trousers don't have pockets, it's just a no-go for me. So for me, I am always going to remain stylish, so I'm always going to find a way. So I'm thinking I have another idea about a dress that I can possibly have her do as well. I've seen her take dresses and turn them into fancy, fancy stuff. So if I can figure out what she can do to my trousers and jeans, as far as the length, I'm going to really take a lot of my stuff there. And then I wouldn't have to buy a whole bunch of stuff either. So what will probably happen is I'll probably end up having to buy two items, two of the same items, so she can kind of put them together, which is still okay, because if it's a great quality outfit, I'm not going to have to rebuy it again if it's tailored to fit me. So those are just struggles that we have as tall women. It's no joke out here, guys, because these brands do not cater to us. And I wish that I had a bigger following because I have a lot to say about this.  I shot up in the fourth grade. Fourth grade, I was at the back of the line. I don't know what happened over the summer, but my behind was taller than everybody. And I didn't care, but I just realized that I couldn't wear the things that my friends wore. So it was a struggle for me, but I learned very, very early on about tailoring. And it's because I lived in New York City and I used to shop in Soho and West Fourth a lot. Okay. And back then they were getting a lot of stuff made, made to fit. So you know, down there, it's a lot of tall people. So they would get their stuff made. So a friend and I would go down there and look at up, get some clothes and take them down there and get them done for us. She was tall too. It's kind of like stuck together with that, but it's a struggle for us guys.  So as a personal stylist, it's just, it's literally the same struggle. Just the opposite, literally. Their things are too big on them. They have to get them tailored. Right. Advertised women, you can tell us stuff, but you don't have to do much to it. Just a little nipped up, right? But for the petite and the tall plus size, I will always say this, I think plus size have a lot of nice things. I see it all the time. And I'm just like, what happened to the tall women? It's like, we're such a small demographic. It's not fair. However, I'm not going to let it get me down because I will remain stylish. Like this top that I have on, this is from Theory. I don't know if you guys can see, it's just a plain. It's a really nice top. The sleeves are, let me see if I can pull them up. The sleeves are like, kind of like bell and it has a split on the side. Theory is a little pricey, but I don't have problems with shirts like that, not as much as blazers. For whatever reason, blazers are made so weird to me. Like the sleeves are so short, I don't know. But those are some struggles that I have. But Taylor and guys, I'm telling you, it's your best friend, best friend, best friend. And then we got shoes. Shoes is a whole little thing, but this video is about Taylor and so you can tell your jackets, you can tell your shirts. I'm just having all these ideas in my head right now about what she can actually try for me. Shirts, you can tell your jackets, blazers. You should be okay with hoodies and stuff because usually those are made like really big pajamas and stuff. I wouldn't even try to go get them tailored. You can find extra long pajamas. As far as taking them in, maybe the waist because they may just be too big, right? Other than that, that's it.  And this is what I'm going to have her try. If you see a midi skirt or dress, and it's not meant for tall women, I'm thinking you can probably take two dresses and get them stitched together somehow. Listen, I saw the lady do something to this lady's dress and I'm just like, okay, she's good. So she's going to be my new lady. Guys, just look for a Taylor. Trust me, it'll be your best friend. It's not that expensive now. Here's the thing. I think she's a little pricey. I think she's a little pricey, but I like her. I think she's a little pricey. But normally they're not that much just to get certain things a little nicked and tucked. It's not that bad. So think about a Taylor. Let me know if you have ever worked with a Taylor or a seamstress. Is it something that you're interested in or you just don't care about how the clothes fit you or you don't have a struggle if you are 5'9 and up? If you don't struggle, because I think 5'9 women, you should be okay with buying clothes. I'm probably just making it and maybe 5'10, but maybe not 5'10. The struggle is real, guys. It's real. But it doesn't stop us from being stylish and I would never let it stop me from being stylish. Style is something that's unique to you, so if you have it, you just have it, okay? And I just like to look put together at all times. Even if I have one sneakers, I still want to look put together regardless. So that's my quick little tip about Taylor and guys. I haven't told you guys about my vision line. So this is week 14. I'm probably talking so funny. It doesn't hurt. However, on the side here, I can't even pull them out. They gave me a file to file it down, but it's not, I don't think it's that. I just think that it was like positioned weird in my mouth, but it's like hurting my cheek a little bit. But other than that, still no pain. I do see my teeth shifting, shifting. So I'll probably do a full on video in probably the next couple of trays. Just give it some time and then give you guys a rundown. I'm almost done. I have 25 trays. The last five trays are retainers, but I think I am going to get some more trays. I'm almost 100% sure. Maybe I'll go up to December, maybe January, but I'll keep you guys posted on that. But that's a little quick update guys. Still going good with them. No real pain. I only have pain probably two separate trays. The most so far and the one that was hurting the top. I see that my tooth is like straight, like literally. So we shall see guys, we shall see. I guess people who had Invisalign was saying that they teeth were hurting a lot. I don't feel it. Not like that guys. I can count the two times that I did have the issue. Well, two different trays, but one time it was like three days. But other than that, everything is going good guys. So that's all I wanted to talk to you guys about was quick tailoring and try to get you a tailor if you are trying to elevate your wardrobe as far as like how it fits your body. I was just looking at some stuff here to see what I have. If you wanted to like elevate your body or whatever. I mean elevate your look and the clothes that how they fit on your body. So if you have never used a tailor, comment below. If you are interested in using the tailor and want to know more about it, comment below. I can definitely do another video on other things that you should look for or questions you should ask them when you are looking for one. And in your area, just try to find one that listens to your needs. Okay guys. If you like videos like this, please comment below. And if you stay to the end of this video, please comment Cocoa we see you.  So I will catch you guys in the next one. Bye guys.


It says Akshay Kumar in it. It's sweet. It's been a while since we've seen him. Yeah. And Kazari, I believe, was in it. That's it, yeah. But even in trailers and stuff, but this is an intro. So, oh, we're doing something right now. We're doing something funny. We're doing something funny. We're doing something funny. We're doing something funny. We're doing something funny. I'm Corbin, and this is Rick. All right. Now please follow us on Instagram. The notifications go off now. We're just going to put us on page for you all. We love it. You are fantastic, and I love you. Yep. All the fun's on there, as always. Going to our India trip. Yeah. Hopefully, we will be booking soon, I hope. And when we're on our India trip, I hope we don't trip in India. And I know a lot of you have been saying to go after summer time. Right. So there will probably be more around October. Correct. When it starts to cool off. Yeah. Although we do get messages that say, yeah, it's like 103 here, and we're like, yeah. So it is here as well. We get our summer temperatures, for those of you who don't know here in LA, we typically get up around 109, 110 Fahrenheit. And we've had some summers where we're in the one. We've had that crazy 120 day last year. But this is called Special 26. Been highly requested for a long time. Akshay Kumar. Cool. We haven't seen... It's been a while, yeah. I'm really glad we're seeing this. And we like him a lot. Yep. But this one was subbed for us by a guy named... Special 26. I guess... Oh, this was Haynaz's job? Yeah. Thank you, Haynaz. Based on true events. Jain. Jain. CBRWD, Aja Singh from Solas. We need some people. Great darling. Great darling. Great darling. Keep quiet, Ranveer. Real power is in your heart. Real power is in your heart. What am I supposed to do, dude? I didn't understand anything. I was so scared. Real power. Ranveer Sir. Madras. North Pole. Trivandrum. And a lot of guys. They're all from the whole nation. So, how did you get all these cases in the past two years? These are the ones that are detected. They are the people of XCBI. They target politicians and businessmen. They even do their laundry. Please. Now that Black Money is old, they don't want to report anything. Let's make these bastards now. Mr. Sharma, you used to work, right? Do something big and then retire. Don't do anything big. Did you think of something? Where? Bombay. We have a flight from Kalshawam to Bombay. We have a flight from Kalshawam to Bombay. Why are you guys so low-key? It's a big deal.  CBI means that you are the best. I'm the best.  Director of... Who are you? As I always said, that man was not born to catch him. He had a bigger budget. Stylistically, man. Similar style to the... Do you ever see the Kingsman? Yes. Yes. Very much. Very similar style of that. And I think the guy who plays Ranveer Singh who got... Yeah, that was funny. That was really funny. But I think that's the same actor who plays the psychopath cop in Wednesday. Oh, they were saying he's like this legendary actor. Yeah, it looked like him. We'd have to double check. But what a cast! They have a... Dang! That's so cool that we have reached a place of knowing India's actors that we now react to trailers like we do American films. Because we see American films and it's like star after star. And we're like, dang, look at that cast. We've seen this guy. Now we know. In a lot of stuff. Yeah, we have. Well, he was the main cop in a Wednesday. Yes. And then, yeah, freaking... From gang to Wasabar who he was really good in that. This guy played Ranveer Singh. Yeah. He was, yeah. In Wednesday, that's the same guy. Yup. And my name is Khan too. Oh yeah, he played the brother. He's the brother in that. Yeah, no, not the son. The son. He's one of the sons. That's right. He was in that. That's right. God, wow. And this... Oh, I'm looking forward to watching this. I hope this is as good as the trailer says it is. Well, we've gotten this recommended a lot for a long time. So I think it's actually one of... Actually, yeah. I'm sure it's the best. Well, it'll be great to see, because with our review of a Wednesday, we talked about how we didn't want to... It's his first directorial debut. He clearly didn't have a budget, which was clear from a lot of reasons. Yeah. And this, this, he's clearly... He has a big budget. It looks like he's just been able to just do what he wants, which is exciting. Yeah. And so, we came on to him in 13 weeks. Who did the music? Composers. There's several of them that combined together for the background, but the score was so mission-impossibly. It was a composer of Bachubali and Bachubali 2. Dang. This guy did stuff I don't know of. So I think this is the main... He's the main guy with the main composer. Cool. Oh, I'd love to watch this one. Yeah, this one looks really, really good. Fun. Let us know if this should be the next Akshay Kumar when we watch. Yeah. We've only seen Kasari, right? We've only seen Kasari. We've got at least two other ones. There's some really... Well, if we'll watch some... Like, Baby is a big one for a lot of people. Yeah, they say. So should we watch this? Should we watch Baby first? Uh, what should... It's trying to tell us what to watch. I'm going to look. It tell us where did it go? It's behind the thing. Where did it go? Rick, you're going to drop the computer. Oh, goodness gracious. Okay, where is it behind it? You're not going to get to it. No. Sit down. Anyway.


Initiatives seeking to secure people's identity and personal information using the blockchain. These will allow users to only reveal an individual piece of information to different providers. Will that solve anything? Won't banks still require people to provide all the same information to open a checking account? Are there any digital ID solutions using blockchain, which someone living in a village without a passport or utility bill can use to fulfill... know your customer or identity requirements? What are your thoughts on the use of blockchain for peer-to-peer energy trading, such as microgrids? Let's take the first two and address them. Digital identity is a very hot topic in the blockchain space. I am extremely skeptical that you can solve problems of digital identity simply by throwing magic blockchain at it. The problem here is not the identity itself, it is the fact that centralized institutions that are regulated... require identity to do things that don't really need identity to do. We are using identity as a way to control fraud and risk in ways that don't actually control fraud and risk. The fact that you have ID doesn't mean that you are trustworthy or that your behavior is good. The fact that you behaved well in the past doesn't mean that you will behave well in the future. Most of the world's worst criminals were completely innocent before they committed their first crimes. All of the historical information that we could have had on heinous criminals would show us that they were great people up... until the point that they were no longer great people, people change. Bad people have ID, you don't have to be good to get ID. ID doesn't give you goodness. The controllers and purveyors of ID, state governments, banks, etc., don't really have great insight into whether people are good or bad. We have associated in our society this idea that if you are identified, then you are good. Or if you are identified, then if you are not good, we can chase you down and impose punishments on you. Both of those have resulted in excluding several billion people from the financial system, because they don't have ID, including several hundreds of thousands of criminals into the banking system that do have ID and banking licenses, but are in fact criminals. If you create a system like that, it ends up that those who can give ID become criminals because of corruption, and eventually those who have control over other people's ID become the biggest criminals of them all. Do we need ID to transact? For thousands of years, we have transacted with cash without any form of identification. The original peer-to-peer cash lasted thousands of years and didn't require any ID to transact. In fact, the idea that everybody needs to be identified before they transact is a relatively recent idea. It's a toxic idea, a fascist idea, and it's resulted in poverty and economic exclusion for billions of people. It hasn't actually reduced fraud or allowed governments to stop crime and terrorism and all of the other things. It just means that the only people who can do massive crimes against millions of people are those who are funded and supported by governments. That's all it is. Blockchain ID is very skeptical. I don't think it's necessary for most things. I don't think it helps people. I don't think it solves crime or reduces crime in any meaningful way. I think the side-effect and the massive poverty the requiring ID creates is much, much bigger than the small benefit you might have in fraud prevention in some areas. Massive human suffering for very, very little results. Every time you have this conversation with anyone in government who is a fan of IDs, they will tell you that if only we had more control over people, then finally, with the next law that gets passed and the next layer of controls and more power, crime will finally be eradicated. It's always just a bit more power, just a bit more ID, just a bit more control, biometrics, iris scans, etc. If you believe that, that way lies fascism. I don't want to do blockchain ID. I want to do anonymous currency. I think transacting with peer-to-peer anonymous currency is better. For many of the services we have today, the world would be a better place if we recognized that it's much better to give people the freedom to transact, the freedom to interact with each other without having to use intermediaries like banks and regulated intermediaries that impose these controls and policies, which gives them enormous power for very little benefit for humanity. And on that political rant, I think we're done.


Roeddwn i'n rhoi'n ymlaen i England, yn un o'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud ar y tîm mwyaf yma i ddweud i'r tîm y Casin Seifeth 2002-2016, ac i'n ddweud yn 96-98. Byddai'r ddweud o'r gweithfodol yn y ddweud o'r ddweud? Doeddwch. Fe'n ddweud i'n ddweud. Mae'n ddweud. Roeddwn i ddweud i'ch ddweud i'r ddweud o'r unrhyw eu gwirio'n gweithfodol Ac y cymaint g nursesen yma i'r gareth yma'n ddiweddol, ac i'chberchai god buffs. Cynnydtwch yn yr hyn yn gwsgol i ddoi. Cydnabodd y gwerthau. Dwi'n hyn o'ch meddwl i'r blaid. Rydyn ni'n hyn o'ch meddwl i'r bedd. Rydyn ni'n meddwl i'r gareth i'i gyd yn 11. Rwy'n meddwl arall eich bod y cael bod y Gymr easel a'r gym advertisements? dropped centre park for you. Yeah clearly it's been a big plus for us. Great attitudes, they've rubbed off in the dressing room, in their own ways. To captains, Seamus has always captained this club while he's here, hau 퍼fwngau, consistency levels have been really good and you know what we aspire to. It's been great as a solid base that we were looking for on the team but these things are always things that must be continually worked on, it's not just Connor and Tarkey it's the team representatively A oeddwn ni'n dechrau yng Nghymru ar gyfer yr adeiladau sy'n ddweud yma? Gweithio'r ddweud yng Nghymru. Rwy'n fydig i'r llun o'r ardydd gennym nhw. Yn Anthony Gordon yn ystod ar 100% o ffordd o'r gweithio'r Gwyrd Rymell, ond yn eich gynnig o'r cymhwyl, mae'n cwrs i'r tyn â'r cyhoedder, ond gallw'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. Rwy'n nesaf i'r gwybod yn oed yn y dyfodol yng Nghymru. I'm ready for that challenge. I'm hopeful again. I suppose that's the attitude you want. How do you rate his chances moving forward? It's Gareth's decision. I can't talk for him, you know. I know there's a lot of competition in that area of the pitch with England. You watch and there's a lot of quality players in there. Antony just has to keep working and working in all parts of his games. Not just the goals. Goals are a huge part of it. Of course if you can get to that level because top wingers get big numbers. Antony will want to do that, but it's a lot for his game. He's a developing player, but it's good that he's in the conversation. He just has to play.  What's your advice for Antony? A young player, obviously he's got that kind of focus in his head. How do you, I suppose, control his mindset that it benefits Everton to the greatest extent possible? I don't think you get asked in the media and people will talk about you with England, but I don't think you have to think about it. I think you just have to play and train every day and how can you keep improving it. He's very attentive about that, Antony. You can have good conversations with him. He knows areas of his game that he needs to improve and wants to improve, and he just needs to focus absolutely on that. The rest is just naturally will come. Dominic Halbert-Lewin, any chance for him this weekend that we're still looking at a bit more time? Yeah, we're considering it. I think Dominic, we're working to make sure he comes back in the best fitness and strength for us, so we'll see on that one. How's it all affected in front? I believe one to play. I imagine it's as time goes on it becomes more and more frustrating for him now. Again, particularly because there's still the chance for a World Cup as well. Yeah, I think any player that has injuries, and this sort of recurrence of injuries that he's had, he's had a difficult time, it's difficult for them to deal with because they're here, they don't want to play, and they're frustrated when they don't play. All you can ask for is that the players keep doing the right things to get themselves in the best condition, whether it's rehabbid or when they get back to on pitch, they work around that, and then our responsibility is staff, myself and medical, and all my staff is to work with them and find the best way. We've applied, it's had a few of those injuries, so we're always searching for the best way to get Dominic fit and keeping fit because we know the level of player he's shown that here previously. What frustration do you have on it because obviously someone like Dominic does give another dimension to your side? Yeah, it's just a fact, you know, and injuries are unfortunate, we've suffered a lot. Even now when we feel quite strong, you know, we're in a good place mentally, the group, but you look at our team and you go missing Dominic, missing Ben Coffrey, missing Jermaine, missing Mason Holtgate, missing Andrews Townsend, and those, they're big players. So it's unfortunate, but it's modern-day football and you can't cry too much about it because you've just got to try and hope that the players that come in do a job. Neil Malpie did a great job in our last game. And now missing Nathan Pattson as well. You've got someone that quality of shape has come in, but I'd imagine given the way that Nathan has taken his chance this season, it's a blow for you.  Yeah, it's a blow for us all because he's been fantastic, there's no doubt. His level of performance has been great, consistency, drive, bringing energy into the team. And one thing I will say is that Seamus has been the biggest supporter of that. He's such an amazing teammate in terms of advising Pattson. Helping him, supporting him when he's been playing well. So no worries about Seamus coming into the team. I'm always hopeful that we get minutes out of Seamus because he has a big influence on the pitch. Not in this situation, we want Patts back as soon as possible. I think the four or five-week estimate is probably a bit positive from what our first thoughts were. So on that side of it, let's hope we can get him back quickly. I just assessed the tester that you have this weekend as well. Obviously, Southampton lost their last two both the way, but right to that, they come from behind to be Chelsea, of course. And they're a strong team. They're a strong team, there's no doubt. There's a change of style this season from their previous years. It's quite evident in the way they play. But they've got some good results this year. A good manager, good players, good attitude in the team. Recruited energy and youth into the team. And an interest in why I'm playing, so that'll be a big test. It's finally for me easy for us to say it's important to build on that first Premier League win. But it certainly would put a different complexion on the start of the season as well. Weren't it given how tight the players are at the moment? Sure, sure. So we worked very hard with the players, and we felt we deserved a bit more in that first block of games before the break, but we didn't get in where we were at. Westam was a good result, but the improvement is because of the work. I think we brought in good players, and we've just spoken about some of those. It's the work that we do on a training pitch, and it's the consistency of that work, and not anyone getting complacent because there's a good feeling, and we've got a good result. It's really important now that we work, and if we can get a result against Southampton and back it up, then it will show progress, but that needs to be absolutely to keep going day after day, week after week. It seems so long since that Westam came now, doesn't it? It does, it does, it does, yeah. It's been a nice break for some of us to have a weekend. I know everyone misses the Premier League, but sometimes it's nice to have a Saturday with your children too. Cheers for the best. Thank you. Thanks for going to the mic. Frank, you've had a real solid look about you all season long, but how impressed have you been by the new look midfield that you have now? Alex won't be spoken about his improvement in form, and Nana has already made an impact. Idrissa Garnagay looks as though he's never been away, and all of a sudden there's a better balance, Everton aren't easy to play through, and it adds to the solidity and reduces the pressure on the back four as well. Yeah, defending is a collective, and at times I think last year we didn't defend well enough, some games where we could see one, we could see two, three of those things, so that was high in my thinking, and our thinking in the recruitment process in the summer, but I think the other thing that's important to say is that I think we've brought in players that have good competition in midfield now, it's the work that we do on a training ground to be more solid and to communicate with the players what we want on and off the ball, and I think so far you can see glimpses of the work against West Ham. There's a lot more to do because this Premier League is so ruthless that if you step off you will concede, and things won't go your way. So as I previously said, it's important that we keep that work, but the midfield and the energy in there and the competition for places is a real positive of the squad at the minute. Talking about competition for places particularly in that midfield area, Tom Davis, possibly unlucky to not be in the team given how well he played against Liverpool, decorates back and fit again, he used him last time out as a substitute, and James Garner, who we've not seen in Evertonshire, but got a great review from Lee Carsley for the role that he played for England under 21s in midweek, and how impressed have you been with him in training and how close has he to being involved? I'm really impressed, and you're right about Tom Davis. I think he was unfortunate and had tough decisions, and I spoke with Tom, I get on really well with Tom, and he was understanding of it, he wants to play, but when I have six midfield players, if it's for three positions, I have to have those conversations and I have to have everyone ready to go at all times. So Tom was unfortunate, Dukes is now back fit, and James Garner when he came wasn't fit, and he declared that to me as in the process of leaving at Manchester United, he'd left him training not at the level, so West Ham, he was kind of fit for, it's great that he played a game and played so well for the 21s, and now he's ready to go, so he's impressed me in training very much as a lad and as a player, that's what we've brought in there, it's a real potential for the now and for the future. Neil Mopay has added proper focal points since his introduction, winning goal with a great finish against West Ham, but still a shortage of clear cut opportunities, but if you look, say, at the driving runs against West Ham, from Damari Grey in particular, and we've seen it early on in the season with Anthony Gordon, does the need to be more players taking a gamble on getting in on the end of those and making late runs that we haven't seen so far? We did see that against West Ham and that was the impressive thing from our point of view in terms of watching the game back and in terms of the data and the statistics and the reality is we've played to start the season without a real number nine and that affects how you approach, can you cross when you don't have a real number nine on all those things and you build up play, and so for me that was what the positives of West Ham were, they're a difficult team to break down, they defend pretty deep, they're very organised and I thought with the amount of crosses and entries into the final third and all these things that we always look at we're up with the positives, so I agree in a sense this season that there are circumstances around that and again it's the work and the repetition to make us more dangerous in terms of all things crossing, arriving into the box box occupation, making sure wingers don't think they're on the touch line now to be in the box that's where the goal is, eights arriving into the box, we saw that against West Ham so we're working on things coming together. Thanks Mike, we'll go to Damian and the Premier League predictions. Hi Frank, is Jordan Pickford good to go? Yes. Good news. Just tell us how, what the journey has been like and how far ever sort of comes since your last play at Southampton in the middle of that season of February I think? Feels a very long time ago to myself, it was one of our early games as a staff coming here and after a good start we felt in our first game at home against Brentford it came I think maybe my third game or so and we were poor on the day and it was an eye opener for ourselves I think of the work that was there to be done and I think we're in that process and we have come far because we've had time to look at the squad to make changes to the squad and to continue the work which keeps on that word in this press conference for some reason but it feels very relevant to us because it's the only way I'll see that you get better and I think we are better, I know we're better than when we were asked when to Southampton but maybe Saturday and again this is a Premier League so the games I'd have an absolute relevance but we feel like we're in a better place Thanks Damian How was the BPC? You might have seen Fabian Delph retired this week did that come as a bit of a surprise to you? No I had a good relationship with Delphi and I spoke with him at the back in the last season I knew it was on the cards I spoke to him in the break when season finished and I knew it was on the cards and I just want to congratulate him on a great career because I think he did have a really positive career I played against him he played for his country a good few times and he was a big part of us staying in the league last year in that cameo of a few games that he played and I wish him well and the choices he makes going forward You mentioned that injury is the only one that you've been affected I don't know if you've seen but there's been a report out about Premier League suffering more injuries than any other league in Europe this season I just wondered what you thought a solution to that was if there is a solution given this or fix your congestion that's often talked about I don't know what the solution is One positive was making the five sub braw I think it can come on because I think it allows you to use your squad a bit better and mix up the minutes The congestion thing for us I've managed the team in the Champions League you play more regularly and I've managed in the championship and all those things so I don't feel hugely that congestion is a huge problem for us We love watching the product everybody does Premier League, the Champions League all the games that we play so I'm not sure where we can help in terms of the schedule just a bit common sense through the season at different times to make sure that teams are not playing too close together I think it's all possible with good thought and good practice and the reality is that we're in the best team demanding league in the world so maybe that's why it's top of the tree in a negative way You're into now a stage of season which is a bit unprecedented with the World Cup coming up how are you approaching your team and telling your team to approach it it's almost like a mini season have you set any targets for this? Get as many points as you can in the eight games we've got it's really clear it is a mini league you're right we just went into an international break and we felt good because we beat Westam and the league table looked better so we want to get as many points as we can in the eight games and then everyone goes their ways either a bit of a break or going for the countries in the World Cup so it's an interesting season I think in a good way because it's exciting for us how many points can we get in eight games to put ourselves in a good position for when we start again I realise you don't want to talk too much about the last two games and obviously there's been criticism of the team do you think England reached their peak at the Euros last, whenever it was, a couple of years ago or do you think there's more to come from this team heading into the World Cup? I think there can be more to come from them I think they're a young team in many ways and knowing how football is having played international football I played in many a game in my career that looked like the Italy game looked like and also the Germany game it's tough international football and maybe going into a World Cup with a little bit of a reduction in expectation but still with a really quality squad and a really good manager has proven already him and with Gareth and Steve and his team that they can get to a semi-final of a World Cup a final of a Euros and we have a real quality squad so I don't believe they're peaked and I really hope that they can prove that right What do you make of the criticism of Southgate that's happened in the last sort of country as well as others in a couple of months? I think it's in some parts harsh and when I say some parts it's something that we'll sign up to in our own ways and the England job is right up there for pressure and fair play to Gareth is that I think he's very articulate in how he deals with the criticism, whether he listens to it or not but all these press conferences and everything he says and how he handles himself is second to none for me in the game so I think it's we're at a stage now where it's very normal, I'm not going to see it because people can't criticise, I think things are constructive and people have opinions great but once this World Cup comes in and the build-up to it will be great if everyone can really get behind the team and Gareth because I think with everyone fighting in the same direction it's much easier to try and have a successful competition Do you think though that some funds have kind of get the sense sometimes that England played with a Humbray condon maybe when they let loose a bit of a staff that can show that true potential Yeah but there will always be those opinions and I think we all get them and you have to understand that I remember the team, fantastic French team that won the last World Cup without really planned beautiful football I remember watching it through and sometimes modern day football there were lots of different styles and ways to win a game and I think it will be absolutely a Gareth decision about how they approach an Iran or USA compared to how they approach a part of the team further into the competition if we get there so I think whilst he's in charge I think you give him his head to make those decisions and when you look at the history of Gareth as an England manager he's made many good decisions that have got them pretty far and I hope he can go one step further Thanks Hi Frank You've spoken about what you want that's a period up for the World Cup you've also spoken about Anthony Gordon focusing, trying to be focused on getting a place in the World Cup Is it a consideration you have to have with the players because we're in a press set situation where they'll work up in the middle of the season whereas normally players would have a whole season to stake their claim you've got to have a consideration for what players are thinking heading up these next seasons whether they're trying to get a place in the squad or they're trying to keep their place in the squad by not getting injured No, I don't think so I think there are ever some players and in this period up until November the 12th or sorry when we play Bournemouth and they will leave they just have to give everything for this same and we always do the same thing we try and get the best environment the best care for the players to get them in the best position to perform well and hopefully if they do that then come their World Cups or their squads that they go away to then they'll be in good nick and ready to go because people are saying it could be a plus for us in England that we're having a World Cup mid-season rather than at the end of the slog of the season maybe that can work for all the players that they can be in good form going into it so I don't consider it a simple answer I guess it's the same old adage that if you play well for your club you get picked for your country It's really simple and I think we have to talk about it and it is and people will always have opinions but for the players themselves if you play well and look after yourself and you'll give yourself the best possible chance the good thing from us as a club is that at times last year when I was here international break came and not many players went to play for their countries now we've got a bigger group of players that are going and representing their countries in different ways so that's a plus for us as Everton


If you asked a room full of 10 people what the hardest part about being deployed was, you'd probably get around nine at the same answers. Really the hardest part about it is time being away from the family. As a service member it's very taxing. Taxing not only on service members like Ellis Won Pescozo, but also for his family and many families like his back home. I feel a bit sad but it's a big responsibility I got to take to take care of my mom and my sister. Honestly I don't really go in depth. I just tell them that daddy has a job to do and I have to do it. In light of this month, service members and families are encouraged to appreciate and respect the children that serve their country in a different way. It's their strength, their patience. Those are those are the things I really appreciate from my family.