Okay, I'd like to call a meeting to order. Welcome everybody. Let's start out with the Pledge of Allegiance Next we'll do introductions I'm Mike van der Steen mayor of Sheboygan and The chair of the committee turn it over to Dean President of the Indiana Coroner neighborhood Association and also all the person for the six district Abby block. I'm the grant coordinator for the city of Sheboygan, and I'm also on the board of Kinney Park And I'm Betty Ackley. I'm Alderperson for district 4 and I'm also president of Maple Heights neighborhood association There's other people in the room. We can't hear them unless they go to a podium. We're working on that right now Chad Got it With those online, please introduce themselves city development Please for all the city development officer noise the south I beat officer Well, welcome everybody The people in the room here You're gonna have to go to the podium to speak as we go on with a meeting Sorry about that the microphones don't seem to be working Next item on the agenda is to prove the minutes from our October 20th meeting. I believe those were emailed out to everyone Is there any changes needed in the minutes? If not, I'd entertain a motion to approve as presented motion to approve as presented. Is there a second? Thank you for that motion and support One last call for any discussion on those minutes Seeing none all those in favor, please signify to approve the minutes say aye. Aye Are there any opposed same sign? Minutes pass Next is items for discussion We have a feature presentation on our pet friendly tasks group Betty Ackley is serving as the chair of that group and Abby black is serving as our secretary and they're going to team up on this presentation So with that I'll turn it over to him to get started Sorry, okay, so I wanted to say thank you for your time tonight and first of all We'd like to take a look at why pets improve our lives and how they can affect our physical health as well as our psychological well-being Pet owners report more exercising and less depression than non pet owners Dog owners are five times more likely to know their neighbors People who share their homes with pets are better able to deal with stress Kids with pets tend to have greater self-esteem less loneliness and enhance social skills Pets reduce loneliness depression and anxiety, especially in older adults Older dog owners engage in more walking and physical activity than non owners Pets at work are credited with improving morale and increasing work life balances So how did we get here? And what are we doing in March of 2020 mayor van der scene through the mayor's blog on the city website? Invited residents of the city to participate in a subcommittee dedicated to improving pet friendliness in the city Mayor van der scene had recently gone to a mayor's conference and learned of this excellent program sponsored by the Mars corporation Mars Corporation offers a certification program for cities to be designated as pet friendly cities through their better city for pets Program for a bit more about the program. I'd like to turn this over to Abby Hi so Mars Corporation and certifying a city as a better city for pets or a pet friendly city looks at first of all two fundamental pieces which are that pets and people are healthy and then responsible pet ownership, so it's both of those things need to be in place for it to be considered a pet friendly community and From there it looks at four aspects of our community life shelters our homes and housing our parks and public spaces and then businesses So for a little bit we did an assessment as a subcommittee looking at where we currently stand in relation to these four areas and answered pretty many questions about different aspects of this and Currently we scored pretty highly on the shelters aspect of that looking at how well we collaborate as a city and private organizations to fend off homelessness for animals How welcoming our shelters are if we have any spay and neuter trap and release programs things like that For shelters, we didn't do quite so well in homes parks or businesses So we have a ways to go in terms of making sure there's affordable housing options for people with pets that there's support available if they need it that our parks are respectful and responsible to responsible pet owners and to all Who live here and then that businesses are better able to welcome people with pets Okay, and so some of the things that the subcommittee is doing we meet monthly and our subcommittee consists of city staff members City residents and volunteers and staff members of the Humane Society of Sheboygan County So far we've reviewed the city's pet friendly spaces We've also looked into pet ordinances to see if any changes may be something we would want to discuss and ask the city council to consider We have developed a community survey to understand better how the residents feel about pet friendliness in our city The survey will be released soon on the survey We are asking residents targeted questions about their pet ownership Experiences their perceptions about pet friendliness in the city and we are asking for suggestions from residents about what they feel would improve our City in regards to the goals that are set by the certification program We hope that when the survey is released you would please tell your neighborhood association members about the survey and ask them to Please participate as we move towards certification We are hopeful that Sheboygan will be the first city in the state of Wisconsin to receive this designation Thank you Well, that was a great presentation We really appreciate the work that you're doing on the committee to see Sheboygan become a more pet friendly community Are there any questions from anybody of our speakers? Anybody online? Do you know when the survey is being released? So the survey is pretty much complete right now We're looking at what the time frame is obviously we want to be respectful of any other surveys like the community survey That's coming out. I believe in February And looking at how we best get that out to the people who would share their opinions So in spring, we're just not exactly sure the timeline on that Thanks for that question. Are there any others? Well, if anybody here would like to get involved let Abby and Betty know and We'll get you on the committee. It looks like it's going to be a great project Okay, next we'll go on to the results of the neighborhood association survey Chad who has that program? Okay, Abby go ahead. I Do Abby's going to put a PowerPoint up. Okay. Thank you. I can't see the PowerPoint. So is it up? Oh, there we go So what we wanted to do tonight was share with you with the neighborhoods the results of the Neighborhood survey so back when we did the The neighborhood virtual neighborhood event in October the last time the MNLC met Shortly thereafter Nancy and Janet from city development released the survey a number of neighborhood Associations took that survey to try to give us some direction as to where we're going So you can go to the next slide Abby so based on the Gatherings of that survey 80% of the survey takers were interested in in other casual meetings So one of the one of the questions on the survey was How do you? What did you think of the virtual event and what do you think of the MNLC the mayor's neighborhood leadership cabinet? And is there something that could be done differently and and a lot of the There was 19 people that took the survey 80% of those 19 felt that they would like some kind of more casual meetings So I'm not quite sure we'll be looking for more information as we move forward on what Casual meetings mean. I think we're going to get into open meeting laws with some of that But we'll talk more about that as we move forward 60% of the responses thought the city was providing excellent and good support to neighborhood associations And then there was a question about ways that the planning and development staff could better support neighborhood association and a number of different examples came up including the continue to build on Continue to provide printing and design services Sorry, I'm just trying to pull my so I can read the whole slide continue to provide Build on the printing and design services more opportunities for funding of projects assist the associations with engaging With neighbors to get them to participate And then create learning events for association board members to gain more skills. So if you go to the next slide There was also a question about what our neighborhood associations proud of Um One response was removal of an old gas station in the legal car repair shop A lot of responses about becoming an association. So that's a huge milestone in people success cleaning up parks and adding new lights Making the grade clothing drive the annual dumpster event and then historical historical walks within With partnerships to the shabuigan historical museum. So If you go to the next slide Then the the confidence in neighborhood associations will continue in the future So there was a question on what do you think the likelihood of your neighborhood association Continuing in the future and all 19 survey takers responded. Yes. So we were happy to get That there's the 12 or 13 associations that we currently have in place are Feel they're strong and can move forward. Can you go to the next slide? So on the thoughts of reorganizing the m&l c so that there's been some discussion had it happening about You know, what Should the m&l c continue to meet every other month? Should it have some, you know Casual meetings in there should there be you know continued We in the past had done some tours of city county facilities prior to so What we're looking for is is some feedback from The neighborhood associations on due committee members favor continuing every other month or would you quarterly or semiannual meetings of this group or Have m&l c meetings four times a year or some schedule that's agreed upon And then as I said take these back out into city county facilities and departments And give the board members an opportunity to kind of seen see the behind the scenes tour Of facilities within the city to get a better understanding of how the city works And then you know schedule maybe a more casual meeting of the m&l c in a park twice a year where Maybe in one in the spring and one in the fall where it's not so formalized And it has the opportunity for members neighborhood association members to Promingle so I guess I'm you know looking for once I'm finished if there's any Thoughts on what the people that are on the m&l c Feel and then we will take this back and have an internal discussion as it relates to that if you can go to the next slide Um so We had talked about the survey Results one of the answers was they liked learning events. So, um, you know, I know the mayor struggles with What should be on the agenda and and how do we engage? People and and give people more on understanding. So I think going back to and I would look for some comments from No deans in the room Not to put you on the spot dean but you and I had a brief conversation after the council meeting yesterday about this and You know, I think it's there's some opportunity once covid ends to go back out and visit the wastewater Treatment plan visits the police department go to fire stations and just get an understanding of how operations work Yes, we have been to a lot of these facilities in the past But we also have a lot of new members that are on board that Might have an interest in learning More about that So if you can go to the next slide So we most of you know that nancy marrying has resigned from the city as of mid december in Late last year I sent an email out to every neighborhood with a new neighborhood assignment from the planning and development side of things so We have kind of expanded out who is going to be assigned from our department the neighborhood and Abby block is is in the council chambers. Elise rose is on Remote with us. She is a permit clerk The big inspection department lives on the south side of sheboygan and has an interest in being involved So she's been assigned to a number of neighborhood associations and then janet Doleman is taking the role of nancy's marrying So any neighborhood related questions should go be funneled through janet and she will be Helping abby and elise With a few introduction meetings of the neighborhood associations and then she's got a few On neighborhoods of her own That's kind of where we're at We'll be looking deeply for our partners at the sheboygan police department, especially the feed officers to help us With this given that we have limited staff in the planning and development next slide So under the next steps We're planning there's a meeting scheduled tomorrow for the police department the mayor's office and the planning and development staff to meet and talk about developing a plan on how we Modify the mayor's labor neighborhood leadership cabinet or keep it the way it is Or do nothing I guess and we're just looking for input from the group as to What every and I understand not everybody's here today But we're we need to kind of make a decision how we move forward with this to make it the most Invitations to each of the organizations and what they want to see out of it So I would look for any comments on these slides from the guests in the council chambers or those online as As a respective neighborhood associations as part of the mayor's neighborhood leadership cabinet So that's it Well, thank you very much for that report chat Dean he kind of left the door open for you to make some comments. Did you want to go ahead? Well, I would agree with chat about the The tours and things like that. I think that's that's a valuable tool for you know for us as a As the council's our leadership council I think that's that's also a real positive I would like to at least stay either either at a quarterly or but by monthly basis I think going to like, you know, just just like two meetings a year. I don't think would be enough I think we should at least stay with a four meeting per year Or stay with it with every other month Because I think we just need to keep in contact and keep keep things Up to up the speed with everything that's going on Other than that, I guess that's But but I do say that the the tours are always always a nice thing gets people to know what's going on in their city It gets this that's the all the different things and it gives you ideas for your groups I mean, that's one of the things that we we we did some of the tours I know and Pete and I came through and we were like, hey This I think everybody else in our group would really like to do this and then We would do some of what we did a police department tour with our indiana corridor group We did one of city hall here We're hoping, you know when when this COVID thing gets calmed down We'll be able to do some more in the future with our groups Themselves also so that gives you as a leader of your group to be able to What's what what ideas and what things, you know your your uh neighborhood would be interested in Thank you dean, you know dean. I think that uh, you and I were here from the beginning And and chat and we feel kind of like well, we did that we don't have to go back and repeat it But some of those good tours and other things that we did in the past should be repeated Because not everybody here in the room has been here from the beginning And so they need a chance to experience those things as well I would concur. I think it's you know, it it doesn't hurt for me to go see, you know To walk through the sewage treatment plant for a second time Um, I don't think it hurt, you know, he keeps us There's always changes with some of these things and things like that And I think we have moved some great opportunities We have a new senior center coming that will be we'll be able to show people I think that things like that Will be Valuable for our neighborhoods Any other input Questions Not here in the room anybody online Yeah, this is Keith jacks from gateway. Can you hear me? Okay. Yep Go ahead. Yeah, I agree I like the meeting a lot of us are new and we're just growing in Lincoln gateway So a number of us don't know every department All of those are useful to us and For for me or our little group one of the things we are looking for is best practices from other neighborhoods, whether in our city or other cities, but we're just We want to organize and And do something good in our little little tiny community In our neighborhood So we want to help and there's a number of us that We're small our group. We're small but we're growing and Just Thanks for those comments Keith anyone else Go ahead Can I just ask so is there on way to maybe meld the two where it's Meeting quarterly or bimonthly, but then there's also a maybe less formal option of whatever neighborhoods want to get together Whether that's one side of town or neighboring organizations or whatever that looks like Where it's not there's not a necessarily an agenda other than just to talk through what's working and not working and What you've tried and are hoping to try Thank you for that suggestion Abby to that question I think there is an opportunity to do that. I think that's kind of where the survey results showed that More casual not so formal meeting so I think the the plan or the goal would be to try to do You know do maybe a north side in the south side one in spring and fall That's not posted as an official meeting and maybe I don't know we're gonna have to try it gets into some open meeting laws because we're all all the neighborhoods are actually members of the Of this committee, so I'm gonna we're gonna have to have some discussions with the attorney's office And see how that can be functionally done or not done, but we don't want to violate any kind of open meeting laws But that's not to say that we couldn't make it a meeting of the mayor's neighborhood leadership cabinet And post you know post an agenda and just have one item and still talk about Stuff like an open discussion So I think the goal I from our side would be to take it to a neighborhood park In the spring in the in the fall And just make it not so formalized as the council chambers and have maybe just one idea one agenda item to share information or something All right, any other comments? Go ahead D. Um, I also would encourage like um other neighborhoods to Visit other neighborhood committees. Um, that's one of the king park came to uh one of the indiana corridors neighborhood because they were curious as to how our group Worked in how we got the turnout that we were getting out I hope we continue to get the turnout after coven. We really haven't had much in meetings But that's one of the things I would also encourage people to do say reach out to a neighborhood a neighborhood in your area That maybe isn't part of yours and kind of see how they run their operation and maybe go to one of their meetings or you know vice versa Between us all I think you can you can learn a lot from the other other other groups Thank you Well with that then let's move on to the neighborhood uh a sort round table discussion And I'd invite Keith jacks to open it up with a little bit of the gateway christmas Decoration project keith Thanks. We had a blast with that It was very simple. He just uh decided we would have six Category and we gave the drug judges Billy way that if if we didn't have christmas trees, for example in one of our Categories was best christmas very well then they could change the name of it and have another We just wanted six categories want to give away some prizes And we didn't have a lot of people just over a dozen that participated But Some of them are really excited and it was fun for us to create a little bit of excitement in the neighborhood So we just did it real simple Had out of fire let people know what to uh to do. They just gave us their information We just needed a phone number email so we could contact them and obviously their address If they were one of the winners and the judges went around On a sunday and and looked at them and came up with six winners and we announced It was I thought it was a success. We had fun Good. Thanks very much for that report any questions to Keith Who'd like to go next? What's been going on at your neighborhood association? Mayor it's uh israel, but Uh reminder for some of these neighborhood associations trying to come up with some ideas You know to attract people but during this slow time winter time I know a lot of people kind of cancel their meetings because of covet or the holiday But now is a good time to recharge and think of some good ideas last year indiana cordaur Did an actual neighborhood meeting at the corner of 22nd street in indiana avenue And I thought that was extremely successful a lot of people pulled over took photographs like what's going on And a lot of neighbors came out of their house.  So Just a small tidbit of a you know an idea But again the winter time really good time For everybody to kind of think about some out-of-the-box thinking ideas to attract some other people those those meetings that you have Thank you israel Any other best practices or things anybody'd like to share? I just go The biggest challenge that we have right now is having a space large enough to be able to I mean like we Our favorite place to meet is that frankie's bar, which was you know, but it's it's so small And with the age of a lot of the of our of our per Members, um, it's difficult to Expect them to all go into this tiny space And the thing is this in the past when we would know we would have a larger meeting We would use like one of we would use madison school But the school district doesn't want anyone in the schools right now So there that is it the biggest challenge. I guess right now is to have a large space area I know we can come down here and use the council chambers, but I think It's still Still a little bit difficult to get people to come out for something like that and that's that's that's that's the issue right now So hopefully when cove it gets we can get moving forward in the next couple of months Thank you Anyone else online I would just add this is Keith Jackson gateway again. I would just add we're still meeting monthly via zoom For all the reasons we just talked about we moved out of The various places we were trying and We were meeting outside Too cold, but we we're going with them, but we get very few people on that I like the idea of a speech partner, but We'll show you for some of us Thank you, Keith. Yeah and the city does offer um, this is janet by the way um, the city does have Our department does have a zoom account and we Well set up a meeting for any neighborhoods who do not have a zoom account And we will be there to start the meeting for you and to participate in your meeting if need be So I know some neighborhoods have gone to that and it turned out absolutely wonderful for them They've actually had more people attending their meetings because they can do it from their home You know if they're putting kids to bed or whatever at least that way they can participate But not actually leave their home why their kids are going to bed or falling asleep. So Um, it has been a great thing for some of those neighborhoods So if you're not doing that it might be something you want to consider And if you need me to set up a meeting just give abby at least I myself a call and we can do that or email us And we'll help you do that Thanks for that suggestion janet appreciate it This is the chief I would just add too if somebody's really just looking for a space The municipal court could be used to um, it's big enough if if there's 10 or 15 people you could spread out um, and I'm sure um Either of the beat officers would be be more than willing to help arrange that and um Set up the room and clean up after and things so that the judge is happy Thanks for that suggestion chief Okay with that then we'll move on to uh, the shabuigan neighborhood pride update penny. Are you there? I am I've had technical difficulties. Can everybody hear me? You're coming through fine. Thank you Wonderful. All right. Well shabuigan neighborhood pride has been rather quiet There is just one neighborhood That is just beginning to organize it is business drive north And that was put together by officer haze They had a meeting in december was the very first And they had a great turnout. He said he thought they had about 32 people there There was a great deal of interest in going forward and forming a group And uh, he had planned to do another meeting in January which is this month or next month I've been helping them via email And he said he's going to try to set up a zoom meeting for the february one and of course Um, if it zoom i'll be there, but that's about it for shabuigan neighborhood pride Well, thanks for continuing to to work on those new neighborhoods. We appreciate it and uh They want to say thank you for the great work you did in 2020 to get us up to 12 neighborhoods now. That's amazing. Thank you You're welcome Any last comments for good of the order before we adjourn? Well, thank you to everybody for uh, yes, go ahead Uh, I just wanted uh With uh, s and p, uh, they're down to two board members So if anyone has any ideas of people that'd be interested in running for that I know that penny, you know has shouldered a lot of it, but they're really members as well So if anyone has any ideas or uh, if they themselves wanted to i'm sure that penny would be more than willing to Talk with them and figure things out. I like that Thank you very much anyone else Okay, then i'll just remind you that right now we're planning a Next meeting on march 2nd We'll see how things go with the discussions tomorrow and let you know what came out of those discussions But at this time, I am entertaining a motion for adjournment Motion to adjourn. This is channel I'll second Thank you for that motion and support all in favor. Please signify by saying aye. Aye Opposed We stand adjourned. Thank you very much for your time tonight. Appreciate you being here


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. Be impeccable with your word. Replace fear with love. The human mind is like a fertile ground with seeds that continually be implanted. When you're impeccable with your word, your mind is no longer a fertile ground for the words that come from fear. Your mind is only fertile for the words that come from love. Mockin' the wise! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries up 468. NASDAQ up 200. S&Ps up 63. Gold. Gold contract up $36 trading at $2,029 an ounce. You get Silver up $0.82, $0.23, $0.84 an ounce. Glacier recruit up $0.87, $0.69, $0.48, a barrel, notes and bonds. A 10-year note up a full point plus 12 ticks at 111.30. The 30-year up a full two points plus five ticks at 120, 120. We have the 10-year yielding 4.0, folks, on its way to 3.4 to 3.2. You heard that right, man. It's over. Rate cycles over. Fed is bottom line stopped. They want to go down on rates, and that's just going to be because the aspect of their restrictive rate. And good ol' Kingdala. Kingdala's down 1,042 ticks, trading 102,817. The year was at 108. The end straight now here at 143 and the British pound is at 126 to 1 the U.S. dollar. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. One note's going on in your world. And the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. We already had the Dow industrials break all-time highs, folks. Okay, we go to the spy next. What you're going to see here. So right now, we're at 470, bottom line. We got, what, 479 is the number. This is going for us all-time high. That's the pullers back. You're going to see how this is shaking out. Right there, we're going for it. Dow industrials, we already blew it away. So we take a look at the Dow. Now, what's going to get interesting in the Dow is to see exactly how far away from it it gets. So we take the Dow. Right now, you're at 3702, 37,002. And we pull this up. Put this in here. Yeah, so right now, it's just breaking it. It's broken by 50 points or whatever. Bottom line, you got it broken. And the X100, we take a look at the NDX, what do you have inside the NDX, the 3Qs. You're at 403, 40872 is the all-time high. We're going to go for that too. Big volume out here, 38 million already. We take a look at this, what you're going to see. This is just laying out here.  It's a monster ABC up, by the way. They're at 170 right now. This is a monster ABC up.  And we're still, look at Microsoft's down 66 cents. Microsoft's still an ABC up at 412. And right now, you're at 373. And notes and bonds. Here we go. It's all about this dynamic shift, folks, that we've been talking about. Notes and bonds, bottom line. You get the 10-year doing an ABC structure up. Right now, you're at 114. About 115 is the number. If we go to the 10-year yield and take a look at this, what you're going to see is that I suspect we're going to be busting 4% in the next couple days. You can see we're blowing away this swing point. We just get out of the bottom there. That's 4.4. And then, if we bring this back a bit, what you're going to see, the bottom of the consolidation, there she is right there. The bottom of the consolidation is 4.2. So that's where we're going. And what is that going to do? We're here. Why don't you go to the couple of home builders. This is going to release everything, folks. That's the bottom line. Look at Toe Brothers, men. Toe Brothers was already breaking highs. It's up 372. This opens up. This economy is going to rock in a monster way in 2024, folks, okay?  The market itself has already loosened it up. That's the bottom line. You're going to see this thing, you know, this is going to get really intriguing, men. And then go to Kingdoll.  He'll down 1,000 ticks. Kingdoll is probably making its way into this 99 area. You get the wide price spread out here today. And then finally, the good old gold contract. It held the November 21st one. Last three days was challenging. No doubt about that. Now you're up 35 bucks. This is on the way also. So a lot of action out here, lower rates out here. You name it. It's all out here. If we go to, we take a look at some of the higher volume equities out. Well, actually, let's go to the oil market because the oil market still wants lower price. Now the dollar's going down. So that's given oil some juice out here. Oil out here today hit 67 bucks. 64 bucks is game on oil right now, though. You're up 92 cents. Oil bottom line, you know. And if you're listening to the Powell Conference, it's amazing to me that people are still asking questions about recession. You know, it's like, okay, man, I don't know what you want. You get jobs going. You get the market going. You get interest rates going down. You get the dollar going down. And they're still asking about recession. The bottom line, folks, is that we're not going to recession particularly because these interest rate structures is going to open up the real estate market again. The real estate market in general, okay, pushes about 19% of jobs, direct jobs, okay, and never mind the amount of materials that get bought. This is, you know, you've been in a year or two year, two year drought. Bottom line, we're coming out the other side. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. We get the dial up 422. Nas XF170. S&Ps are up 56. You got Gold up 38. You got notes and bombs. They're off to the races. Copper. Copper's up five pennies. 4.7 pennies. They're right there, folks. Come right back.


I'm an everyday woman, woman, woman In every way, yeah, yeah I'm living my life, life, life Living day by day Major changes happening in the talk show world Live from Los Angeles, here's Every Way Woman Every Way Woman, so I want to continue the dialogue on the expectations of women, especially women who are middle age Amber, you and I were talking about that And I told you, what is middle age? I don't know That's what I'm wondering How are we even classifying middle aged? Now if 30 is the new 20, is middle aged 60? Wisdom When you got that wisdom Well I got the wisdom, I'm not middle aged I'm not ashamed of my age though, but I did turn 34 So I don't know if that middle age You're on the brink of it, you're not middle aged No, no, no You don't hit middle aged until you're about 25 Cheryl, are you middle aged? No, I'm right here with Amber You're not middle aged But I am looking into the rim You're looking over the edge I will tell you, it is 45 It is the forgotten stage of a woman's life 45 What do you mean it's forgotten? Because our roles have changed so much Our roles have changed Our mothers used to be younger How old are your moms?  Middle aged has changed Well because we had our forgotten years Before the family, then they had a family later in life And now middle aged has happened And we're in a whole other place of our lives It's changed because of technology Everybody's trying to say yeah And it depends on what culture you grew up in And what technology you live with Cheryl, I wonder, do you have any sense of the expectations That you're, you know, basing You just got a new house That's a huge responsibility Well, I know, I think I'm not middle aged But I think that moment when your responsibilities Increase exponentially For example, my mom is also in her 60s Fortunately, the later half of the 60s I said fortunately because my dad passed away When he was 66 So to even just surpass that I think it's a good thing But then I look at her and it's like She's independent now But I can, you know, I can see the You know, the aging starting to set in And you know, I know that Like my sister and I live nearby And we're trying to get her to move closer to us So you can look in after that So we can look in on her I mean she's already been a cardiac patient So we've already had to look after her In that response And fortunately, you know, she's You know, she's healed from that But we always worry Do you have a fear of taking care of your mom? You know what, no Because I'm fortunate that we have enough Family resources that we can get her the care She needs now But Anna's been looking after several members Of your family I take care of my mom She's young And the whole Latina Hispanic community I don't know But I just feel like the necessity That no matter what Even if I had my own family I still got to take care of her I don't know Yeah, she's just a mom You know, recently, you know, I found out My father was a stat And in that, I got fearful Because I was like, oh my goodness I have to take care of this man What if I have to take care of him? Okay What if he's dead? What if I have to bury him, you know How can you handle all of that? You know, he doesn't have any resources That I know of That would be able to take care of him So that was that fear of like What do I do when I have to go find him?  What kind of expectations do you have? I really don't have any expectations of him So I just kind of feel like It's kind of like me going to search For someone who I don't know But you have that But it's just You feel you got to Right, but I feel as a child And this is my family I have to go out and go And try and find him, you know So it's our obligation then As children to become parents To our parents at some point Yeah, I just go way back To when we were in When we were younger In the Asian culture That's kind of built in That usually it's the first The oldest child Preferably the oldest son That is going to take care of him It's built in It's built in in that culture So unfortunately I'm the oldest So right now I'm the eldest And the oldest son Which is my brother Okay, so then I have a question What if it's almost Like an indirect parenting relationship Like for example What if you had to take care Of your husband's parents? How does that affect you? Because I know I just They're on their own The relationship I just got out of The relationship I just got out of You know, my ex-boyfriend He was the oldest son of eight But his parents were largely Depended upon him And I just looked at my future That's huge I looked at my future You know, especially You know, taking care of his mom And she has daughters But quite frankly I felt like the burden of her care Was going to fall to me And the prospect of that was Well I think the whole prospect Of those obligations and expectations Is terrifying I can hardly handle my life As it is in my 20s But to be expected To care for my own family My husband And my parents And I mean And they're My husband's parents My god, it sounds like hell I don't know how any woman Could balance those expectations I really don't But you know, I think sometimes What people forget is Men go through a big life crisis And we all acknowledge it We're not alone in this But women go through one too And we ignore it Okay, well Ladies, I definitely want to Continue this conversation When we get back from this break Coming up next More every way woman You and everyone woman If you've been wanting to Turn that 12 pack into a 6 pack The doctors from Finesse Plastic Surgery Are going to talk to us About the tummy tuck Everyone wants a flatter stomach But for some doing crunches Just isn't enough Dr. Gown and Dr. West are here From Finesse Plastic Surgery To share some options On how to get a flatter stomach Now I understand that there's Some really innovative And also some extremely Invasive ways to get that Appearance of a flat tummy What would be some of the most Invasive ways to start? The most invasive? Well, I'd like to start just by Telling you about why this happens So certainly in women It's babies In men, it's Budweiser So to go back to the women With pregnancies Not only does the skin stretch But that 6 pack that you see in athletes Also stretches and goes out to the sides So you get a little bit of a Loosening of the tissue And less of a firm tone To the midsection So any combination of Liposuction and surgery Can refine that trunk to get That better, tighter look So you would do both Liposuction and surgery? Oftentimes both are done Sometimes one, sometimes another And when we combine them together It's called a marriage abdominoplasty Okay So the least invasive Or the less invasive It's going to be something Using technology Like a cool sculptor What is a cool sculptor?  Absolutely We have different Handles or different Applicators for the different Areas So inner thigh Outer thigh Lower abdomen Upper abdomen Back We fine tune it to every patient Okay So that's the non-invasive That's the cool sculpting Now Fast forward into the next stage Which is liposuction Liposuction alone is good for Women who are younger Who still have that nice tone But have a little bit of Those excess areas That they want to get rid of And those are the regions Where no matter how much Working out how many hours Of the gym They still have these Collections of fat They're stubborn And won't go away How long is the recovery Time for liposuction? Liposuction in people It depends on what you're Asking Part of the question Is when can you go back So it really depends on How much do you do For really targeted Low volume liposuction You might be able to do the surgery On a Thursday And go back Monday If you're doing multiple Areas and you're taking out A lot more fat The person might need A week or 12 or It also of course depends On what you do Do you work behind a desk Or do you have a really Active type job In general, Liposuction is a relatively Short recovery Where you have discomfort But we don't put Many limitations on you Because we haven't Sown the tissue We haven't put Muscle back together That we have to worry About healing Now I have a couple Of mommy circles And that's kind of An issue for a lot Of a smother Is even though We can get fit And back into shape That we seem to have This excess skin That hangs And it's not necessarily Fat What would you do For a mommy like that That's exactly the next step Is going forward To what's called A mini tummy tuck Or a full tummy tuck And the difference Between the two Is in the mini Tummy tuck It's a smaller incision It's mostly targeted Take care of that Lower pooch Of extra tissue Okay Versus a full tummy tuck When there's more excess And loose skin All throughout The entire The anterior abdomen And that requires Repositioning the belly button And a little bit longer Incision to get more That skin To create that nice Tight contour So you actually move The belly button When you do a tummy tuck When you do a full tummy tuck Yes You make an incision All the way around it You pull the skin down Over it And then you make A new opening For the belly button To come out So it actually stays In the same position It allows us to get out All the extra skin out That you need to have removed And you'll never notice the incision Because it's hidden inside The belly button Now, is that something A man would go through? I mean, with women We tend to, you know But what about a man? Do men go through tummy tucks? They certainly do And in most cases A lot of men store fat Different than women And so it's more Central fat But they still do benefit From that same procedure That we do with our tummy tuck Which is bringing That central Musculature together With women They have babies That stretches out That six-pack, if you will And so they get What's called a diastasis repair It's really creating An internal corset If you remember How the corsets are made They have the tight straps With the strings And pulling real tight But it also brings in The midsection And that's what we're doing Internally On top of lifting And then stretching And removing the excess skin To give the overall hourglass Shape To get that final Nice, refined result If you want a couple C-C's of liposuction Then you have The absolute full package So if you don't have A natural hourglass shape You could actually create one You can certainly Get somebody closer To that shape I mean, it depends on What the person is starting with But somebody who is An otherwise good shape That you go ahead And put the muscle back together You remove the excess skin You can absolutely accentuate Their natural hourglass shape That they have Thank you gentlemen That was extremely informative If you would like To find out more information About tummy tuck And less invasive procedures On that flatter tummy Please check out their website At finesseplasticsurgery.com Dr. West, I'm interested In finding out I want to do just a little bit Not too much I'm conservative So what would you recommend I don't want to be out here But I want to just keep That liveliness to it What would you recommend For me? Well, the key with all these things Is it really starts with A thorough evaluation So what I would recommend Is make an appointment with us Come in and we'll assess you And we'll figure out What are your goals And we can show you photos Of a range of patients What surgeries they have chosen What implants they have chosen So that you can start To get an idea of it If you're talking about implants We'll show you a range of implants There's a huge range There's hundreds of choices We'll show you anything From a very small implant To a more moderate To a large implant And we'll let you try them on And you'll get a sense Very quickly What makes sense for you It's like the porridge You're going to find out What's too small What's too big And what's just right All right And then Dr. Gown The question my husband Will want to know He's going to like that But the cost Because I just want to do A little something What can I do that Will be cost effective For my pocketbook With procedures That's what he must know So certainly The breast augmentation Is not going to break the bank But when you add more procedures Such as lifts And otherwise It's going to cost more Because it takes more time I can't really give you A good assessment Until we choose Which procedure would work Best for you And then we can work out Financing options That we have Available through our office That can make it available To any person Every day kitchen Is next with Every way woman Are you in every way woman Represado and Nieho What's this all about We're texting Tequila We're bringing the bar home We are here with Mandi From ADA Tequila And joining us as Cheryl To let us know the difference About Tequila Which I'm so excited Because we get to play with Tequila I don't even know There was a difference Tell us So many differences Our Tequilas Are actually Ultra premium Sipping style Tequilas So they're made 100% blue agave It's not your Typical low grade Tequilas Are a little higher end So the budget A little bit higher But it's very comparable To some of the other higher ends What blue agave Blue agave Is the type of plant That Tequila is made from There's hundreds of different Types of agave plants And they all taste And smell so different And blue agave Is the top It's the premium So it has a taste What kind of taste It's hard to explain It's a little hard to explain Because for some It all depends on your taste buds For some people It could be sweet For some people It could be a little tangy For other people It could be a little sour So it just It all depends on your mouth And what you like What you feel What is it that you have We have a Blanco Which is rested For about three months Most Blancos Aren't rested at all So ours is actually rested It soaks in that Agave flavor Which gives you That very smooth feeling And flavor When it's going down Your throat So rested means That it's stayed out longer Right? I mean I don't know nothing About the Tequila Yeah, because once it's distilled It's kept in these stainless Steel tanks That's rested Usually from there They bottle it right away So the Blancos Rested three months Our second one Is the Repulsado This is the Blanco That is the Blanco That's the last one The middle one Is Repulsado And that one is aged Ours is aged Eight to twelve months The Mexican government Only requires about two months So ours is Aged a lot longer And it's aged In these bourbon oak barrels I can smell it already Which is what gives it the color Yes, in the smell In the taste It's amazing Then the last one here Is Añejo This is the top of the top And this one is aged for Anywhere from twenty to twenty-four months Typically it's about twelve months Most other brands and stuff Would do it for But ours is twenty-four Twenty to twenty-four months So you get a lot more flavor A lot more smell A lot more smoothness And it's just so much more Enjoyable I can actually smell it All the way over here That's why I was, you know Smell it What is the difference Between smells though Like which one's stronger I wouldn't even know It's not so much that it's stronger But you get different smells Out of the different ones So like the Blanco For instance Since it's rested In stainless steel You smell a lot more Of the agave So you get citrus notes You get herbal notes You get floral notes Out of the Blanco When you move over to I can smell it all right But I can't drink down We tip the I'm gonna leave that to you Or taste her There you go Try that one out It's not It is extreme Yeah Smooth So is that the way It's supposed to be smooth Okay But yeah Exactly It comes to the darker ones You get more Of the walnut flavor The hazelnut Walnuts Caramel You get vanilla You get a lot of different Oh I smell the vanilla Yes On that one You still get Some of the citrus You get some of the floral But it's all just kind of Is this one much harder though No Do you get that A lot of people A lot of people assume That the darker ones Are harsher Than the lighter ones Darker ones are actually A lot smoother Cause they've been aged A lot longer Okay Now you talked about Well before Go ahead and taste it Go ahead and taste it I do want to talk about The plants though You said that they were Made out of different plants So Well there's different types Of plants But ours is just 100% blue agave So ours is only The blue agave Yeah that's That gave me the Only for today So then they have All of them were By blue agave Yes All of ours are 100% so One Which one's the one That gives you That full flavor Because the middle One's not here So I can't taste it You get a lot of flavor Out of all of them But the enyejo Is the one you get The most different Types of flavors Out of it Because there's so many Different mixtures And the resting Gives it a lot more Time to soak in All those flavors Which one is the strongest That you would say I know every taste But it's different Yeah everyone's A lot of people Assume that the Darker ones are stronger But to me The darker ones Are so much smoother Really? Yeah And the What do you say? I would agree with it Yeah And usually we go Blanco for shah Reposado for mixing And enyejo For sipping on That's kind of My theory But everybody Has their own way Of doing it Okay so can you Bake with it Can you I know we're Going to do Some cocktails today But You can make Desserts with it You can make Popsicles with it You can do Margaritas Martinis And all kinds of cool stuff Awesome I am so I'm so excited Well girls I think we should Cheer to the end Of the week I want to hear that Cheers No tequila faces And we'll be right Back with Every Way Woman Stay with us For tomorrow's Stars You and everyone Woman Celebrates tomorrow's Stars And today I'd like To introduce Kenelia Welcome Kenelia To the show So glad to see you Here in Los Angeles We've seen you All over town You can also Find her On afterbuzz Today you're On our stage Take it away Thank you How's everybody Doing? How's everybody Doing?  Yes What I'd like to say Is if you don't Know Or have a crazy mom You're usually The crazy mom So just keep that in mind My mom Is a crazy I caught her Watching fatal Attraction In the 80s I was raising The 80s My mom had a Jerry curl So that explains That she had Jerry curl And a drawer full Of shoulder pads So I don't know As a child Whenever we Would go places She would Like girl That outfit Would look good With some shoulder pads And we'd have to Go in the room And get the Shoulder pads And I'm like Mom, I'm six What am I Going to do With shoulder pads I'm six Boys in the hood Mid-movie Boys in the hood Ricky Who is the star football player Gets shot in the chest And he dies Unfortunately But during that time In the movie My mom looked at me And my sister was like You see That's what happens Well you don't do the dishes And clean up the bathroom Like I told you You see that Get in there And do what I told you to do It's ridiculous I just wasn't raised Right guys That's the point I wasn't raised Right My dad took me And my sister He was like You know what Houdini was on last week And I'm gonna miss Boy George next time Get your stuff Let's go forever And I could not Never went back I think it was because He wanted to be A soul train dancer secretly Because he would Make us move All the furniture Out of the living room And he'd be like Come on kids We gonna kill them This week Yeah But he was The only person Who got to dance Me and my sister Would be sitting there Waiting to get in All the time Which is crazy Thank you I appreciate that Thank you I appreciate that My aunt Wouldn't babysit us Right She used to Give us special Pop With our spaghetti For dinner Okay When I got to college I realized Special Pop Was Seagram's Fuzzy Naval wine cooler That's what it was It was wine cooler It was like Yo Is this Special Pop This is delicious What you did there They're like The corner store Okay I guess But That's just how I was raised It was You know It was a different time And it was a different era Um I'm also Uh You know what On that note I'm just gonna Wrap it up Thanks guys It's been amazing Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Yeah, I'm living my life, life, life, living day by day Yeah, you in every way won't...


Okay, we don't know, we don't have the sound from the computer. Okay, something is on the right with the sound again. Oops, try this again. My microphone is okay, so I might just keep going without the computer sound. No idea what happened to that. Clean up a lot of this stuff. I don't have any sound at all. Okay, I'll just jump into it and see how we go. Okay, so we popped in some Python code and JavaScript into GPT-4. Hey, GitHub Compound was good at removing the comments. So we removed some comments from the code just so it's less text for the website, the OpenAI website. Now this app, we were working on it yesterday. That's some issues. Leave it. Of course, there's the text. It doesn't appear properly, but many. It's the detection. It's always outputting square meant to do a fuzzy logic detection on the signal type. Vivo Vivo noise. It's the detection error, 100%. Anyway, it's not working well at the moment. Last time we were modifying the Python code. Let's do an explain this quickly and then move to JavaScript. I think after updating Python code, we had to also update JavaScript, to last time. So yes, we have analyzed, I think it's a post request that we are using. Wait a second. Are there any templates? Template up. The template function is a flash function that generates the webpage from a template. In this case, I'm using the index HTML template. Okay, where's the index HTML? It should be working. Okay. Know how it has a context or not? GPT definitely does. It really loaded the index HTML and the metadata stunning main content graphs. It's okay. This is the flask of Python code. Python script, flask application, road signal generation, feature extraction, error, running the app. And there is a JavaScript code as well. We removed any comments from it for now. Many. So we started this just yesterday. Many of the templates in the code that will have to complete or remove or update the template. And that's right. So we have the part in the copilot. We have the Python HTML. I don't quite understand how the context works for GitHub Copilot. Oh, GPT4 is working better. So we have that up to the output. And no percentage. Evadlessness. Yes. I want to try also slash workspace. What's the structure? It gives me a red buff allocation fail. I think it's too much for it to handle. Are there any templates in the code provided above? Yep. Now that's not the type of template I meant. Let's talk about the HTML template. I meant any missing script. I removed the comments from this code just so I can. So it's easier to load it into GPT4. Which says that he has the flask application. Yeah, that's not a template. I mean any... Sorry, they're not called templates. They're called placeholders. Let's correct that. Placeholders. The JavaScript seem to be complete. Plotly library input wave. That was amplitude. Yeah, those are IDs from HTML. Analyze endpoint. No, it doesn't work as expected. Any placeholders in the code. Same question about the... Because in GitHub, you have to essentially work with each file separately. GPT4, an open-air website able to hold much longer context. JavaScript code. Function a bit to be complete. But maybe consider placeholder. Well, yeah, let's check that one quickly. So it will be a generate signal. It takes the input wave as the text. And currently has the square triangle left drop zone. Right, so it's missing stuff. I'm sure I did add this yesterday. I meant to have all these other functions square. We actually don't have a triangle. We do have a left drop zone. But everything else results to... Goes to default, sine wave. So that's not cool. So we have to update this thingies. So we have those functions in Python code. Signal push. Okay. So in Python code, we actually define the actual wave form. A generate signal function to actually have a hexagon. Yes, we do. And in the output, we should have also an unknown. Let's see if GitHub Copilot can just fix this for us. Because one thing, we don't have a triangle. Switch input case. Left drop zone should be the same. We actually have a triangle. We can get rid of it as well. Do we have a triangle? I don't know. Okay. I'll remember it. Left drop zone. Sine is default. That still doesn't work. Anyway, they might not be doing much development today. The idea is for you to select the input wave. It does a fuzzy logic, which we also need to fix. Essentially have three membership. A function based on peak sharpness and symmetry. And then meant in the output here, detect the input wave form. Based on just looking at some dark points and feeding them into the fuzzy logic. Threshold set. And it also will give you a detection error rate and the amount of unknowns. So when the noise is much larger, it would not be able to detect the original signal. So we didn't have much time today. We'll continue this tomorrow. Join in. Have fun. See you later.


Going on everyone Sam here late in sports cards rip in 10 box Tuesdays 10 box definitive treasures baseball mixer number one 44 random team style there's a look again at your random results as always you find those on the website under the results tab As well as the link that is currently in chat Good luck here everybody. I know Steve. Let's see it dude. Let's see a big J rod for you, man All right, let me get this open. I'm probably gonna do the Um Bowman's first we'll start with start with super jumbo so none of the paper ships out of bowman No bowman paper. All right. No, that's bowman draft So many bones Bowman galore, baby. All right, so I'll start with 22 bowman draft super jumbo Yes, one box of 22 bowman draft super jumbo. Good luck everybody again No paper will ship out of the two bowman's everything else will ship all the chrome will ship too Just none of the like base bowman paper colored bowman paper will ship like ptsd from the days now You'd be filming drafts. Oh after you I guess after we're having to rip like Yeah, who they plant out against the heat And what a what a Power game that is with none of those guys around What was that? Good god the heat heat cell text and like most of the big names aren't playing except tatum tatum's like a big one That's it all right Through your chrome here looks like we had a teal lava auto as well as a teal lava base of nazir mule for the cups to 199 and We've got jacob marci going to the padre 74 out of 199 nice one there for the um projects Paper we'll just go quickly through the paper. There's not nothing really there's one unless there's something numbered There's no reason to At least I'm on paper. Let's take one second for a card on you. We'll be breaking this till midnight Even if we did that would break and it's still midnight jackson holiday first first base and troy melton first Paper So, yeah, we'll just sleep with that a little first refractors get on me too. So Bowman draft will be fun too man. I haven't ripped. Well, I mean like other than like last week and mixers, but Bowman drafts always a fun one to rip 21 you're looking for like mire and waller and henry davis self relic there's a lot a lot in there Kumar rocker First jordan beck Louise mizza this There's a sky blue paper So that will ship that will be sleeved and top loaded since it is a numbered of uh, Nate Savino to 499 for the diamond becks Fractor auto maybe Question mark purple oscar colos nice one there for the um white socks to 250 First we got jared polin on the refractor auto to 499. That's going to the marlins. Congrats marlins base Opening packs lessy Not good at it Well, because like the way it was the way that one was sealed. It was like to get it to go up and down It was like intended for lefties. Oh It's weird. Yeah, I'd like to make everything easier but first quiva austin hendrick uh refractor Then i'm billiard. He's it seems like Got green coming up true green auto nice Take that. That's a gold paper Gold paper anthony gutierrez to 50 Uh true blue ignacio alvarez first for the brave still 150 nice one. There is a pretty highly ranked prospect Keegan base base True baker. We've got first, uh, tyler schweitzer 92 of 99 green auto true green again that is going to the white socks. Congrats white socks Only one break with spots left tonight only one break with spots left tonight guys mosaic tiered mosaic choice random uh tiered random team style Arch up mosaic choice tiered random team style. Good god, man. Good job, buddy. She's You got through it. Yeah, I guess. Oh, that was like Just swinging a miss right there Good lord You hit on the third pitch though, so you can dig it out. Yeah, true Gotta see should have probably been earlier than the third pitch on that one second might be more Or Maybe okay, but yeah, not not great there first michael nor base There's jason domingas, uh teal paper to 199 for the real Yankees brandon berrera first Sonny rafael first of col phillips and base auto drew thorp for the yanks first He didn't done hers first refractor first passiola first noise joysack nito first and jimmy crooks base first auto for the card mills What's uh, what are his stats spawn? I know he was having that great of here either to be honest About 2110 and three everything got double double. That's kind of wild I guess he's good enough to do that, but yeah, it's kind of that is relatively surprising actually jigamiller pretty house first brunner cox first connor prelip eric anandas And base that'll go for super jumbo wanted to get that one out of the way It's a donny guy. I'm just a character That's uh, it's a way to put it It's a way to put it. Let me try to say something Please elaborate You guys sold out on everything but donner's choice tiered random team style. Yeah 21 bowman draft job guys that link again really quick Here let's do 21 bowman draft jumbo 21 bowman draft jumbo see a mire or a waller or davis or frailet Or anybody on this Anybody good in this? Go harris nice one there for the braves the 199 rookie of the year this year. Congrats on that in lanza Rikini first refractor first sam buckman Base pine lords that doesn't get injured Uh sky blue paper edwin arroyo to 4.99. Got colin kausser to 99 nice one there for the orioles.  Congrats, williams Or congrats, uh, william Viers first arial vera It's kausser insert auto right there Yeah, because it's like uh, he's just not a first. I don't think this is his first and it's a uh, or is this his first? I might be an that's an image variation. Okay. Yeah variation. I can see I just yeah Having williams first refractor Very little very very little and there's super tough bulls. Yeah Super super tough bulls out of bowman Uh brady house first on the refractor nice one there That's not not really good. Yeah, that's one of those like, uh White blues first refractor bubba chandler is eric silda to one 99 teal paper, uh soda strum. Oh and kellington first refractor Zellier bina Should have our auto in the pack. Uh, drew gregg is going to be the base first auto going to the cubs nice one there. Congrats cubbies ready, hubby Jackson merrill first nice Where are those a jc schwarz? last row of jumbo packs Go to pristine after this Get to watch me open those that's always fun. Jordan mccants, uh green paper to 99 for the marlins on the first I've got 20 minutes right there. Yep mine as well mine as well, dude austin love peeper armstrong as pca victor mesa jr brain embossier So yeah, the victor mesa jr. There's their brothers one of them's name is victor mesa jr. Any other one's name is victor victor mesa Yeah Yep, that's insane. Victor good old victor victor mesa That's always a fun one. There's uh gonna be a Rekelvin de Castro to 99 and true blue is ryan holgate to 150 for the cardinals. Nice one there That's on that true blue cody morissette Jefferson quero old invicta carcin williams tonight to 50 The rays nice one there First drew gregg You're still on this case. Oh, yeah, you know how that goes paul Donnie's dropping you guys a link for See whoops tiered random team uh or tiered random teams mosaic choice full 20 bucks a case I don't know honestly elan There's none that have sold on ebay either my dawson refractor Right now that was a league changer mandacy going to the red socks absolute league changer Marcus stroman encased the auto for the mats not numbered That's on that mess Um, I would go by like other onyxes that have sold Like that are about the same like playing level as uh, what's it called? Um, as uh Luba That's something I've always like never understood how to do Comp and something that has no comps Correct. Yeah, Joe morgan. Yeah, basically at that point you just go by either a similar product Price range or like value range or you go by somebody who's similar what they're sold for player. That's similar gold is willy adams to 50 so like let's say i'm looking for uh I say i'm looking on a comp log of johann dawson like freshman back.  Yeah. Hey, glad you enjoyed it joey Appreciate it man. Appreciate it. So lair. There's a gary. Sheffield 41 out of 50 slice of a star going to the dodgers Nice one there. Nice chef Ha appreciate glad you like that glad you like that. By the way, that was shawn's handwriting I can't take credit for that because shawn ban banished me from writing notes as did Matt veerley in the hole. Basically. Yes. Sody Cortes basically in the meeting in the meeting. Yep As the company at the hole is being sam from writing shawn does have a legit handwriting done. Hey, that's awesome. That's awesome joey I just glad having to hear man. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. What a strong wrappers now. They're technically falling There's nixolac to 99 on the purple I blame for steam for heaven. I blame for steam for that too. That's valid. It's valid He's just taking some time off for himself right now joey Vladimir Guerrero jr. Just taking a little bit of time off. There's marcus simian nine out of 75 Blue for the blue jays Yeah Yeah, no, he's he's still good and everything. He was just getting a little burned out So, uh, he just took some time off for himself. Oh, jeez Oh, that was nice. Number seven. Kalari. Kalari. Yeah, pretty sweet Jay ram Gold joe musgrove going to slam diego out of 50 Ah, I appreciate that man. Appreciate that joey Raffy devours Uh, gold brady is so nasty, dude Uh, 19 out of 99 sunny gray for the reds Nice one there. Congrats reds on the on-card and key and last for steam pack Gold brady. Was that a good one? It was a just like a face gold brady out of absolute. Yeah, but still nasty We did. Yeah, I think it was gonna group break though. Oh, it's not Mike. Mike D I know. Yeah, because joey joey on a personal had the uh, gold brady and the gold, um Uh, drake london explosives. Oh, okay. Cal ripkin. Tyler Gilbert rookie That was insane, dude. That was insane. Insane. Insane box, man Face and gold jig of the grom eight out of 50 for the mess Ah, his stats are pretty good, Mike. He's got some pretty good stats. All right, randy's banned We're about to bandy randy got him. Uh, 22 sterling. I know we'll do 22 finest now 22 tops finest His war is really good, Mike. His war is really really good He was just like a machine at third all the time. Kevin Smith refractor rookie Jayrod rookie. There you go. Steve got a Jayrod rookie. We're on the right way Then no, that's true. I also think that mattingly should be a Hall of Famer I'm on the mattingly should be a Hall of Famer train for sure Matt Olson But then you know, there's guys like Fred McGriff who don't belong in the Hall of Fame. We uh, Lee Smith, Harold Baines, not them belong. McGriff is is terrible that he's in Ken Griffey Jr. or of excellence. Teal Shimmer, Boba Shep, Q175 Dude, I was reading like uh, I was reading something about that and Fred McGriff on his last year in the ballot got like 36% of votes And then he was unanimous when he went on the base like when he went on the veterans committee It's so bad, dude. So sketchy There's Elliot Ramos Gavin Sheets, Joe Ryan. So the way the baseball Hall of Fame works is basically there's the baseball writers of America Association and they're the ones that vote like they have ballots for the Hall of Fame We've got Reed Dettmers, Refractor, Otto, nice one there Did you give other teams a shot? True Um, so they're the ones that vote and you when you are eligible you have to be five years retired To be eligible kind of like football and then you're on the ballot for 10 years Meaning you can you're eligible to get Hall of Fame votes for 10 years as soon as 10 years is over you're off the ballot But Freddie Freeman. We've got a gold right here. Gold JD Martinez 39 out of 50 for the Red Sox Basin base So was this guy off the ballot for like he was no he was off the ballot for like a year or something And then what happens is there's the veterans committee, which is made up of 16 Players and owners and executives that were that are currently like part of the game Like the writers are not necessarily like associated with baseball like teams and anything But the players association is you got 16 of 16 votes. He was unanimous because like he's friends. He's friends with them You know, right buddies sounds good. Yeah, that's ridiculous. Nolan Arnaud, uh, Refractor No, McGriff's not Hall of Famer. Absolutely not. He had 36 of votes And it's finally you're on the ballot, which usually you are if you stay around for 10 years Usually to get pity votes on the on your last year on the ballot There's Nicoladolo finest rookies Alex Thomas Or of excellence refractor Aaron judge, there's jazz chisel to 300 Same with Lee Smith. Same with Harold Baines. The other them belong in either Tim Reigns necessarily might not belong Jim Rice Another one Joey Votto There's Juan Soto refractor for the Nats Yeah, like not even saying that like my uncle is one of the biggest Jim Rice fans of all time And he even thinks that Jim Rice shouldn't be in the Hall of Fam Bass we've got green Eli Morgan 71 out of 99 going to the Guardians finest on Marsh the doll drew on Purple Garrett Cole nice one there 250 for the inks Bass and bass Kenzie Gore Yeah, Barry Bond should be in for sure. That's a joke. Same with Pete Rose Same with Roger Clemens I mean now to they probably should but he definitely might not Because of the whole ashore scandal We've got Yeah, exactly. Uh, let's do bowman sterling 22 bowman sterling now Again guys, let me drop you the link really quick to uh, mosaic tiered Mosaic choice tiered. I maxed on But I mean you could have the stats that you want But you can't have you can't have 36 percent of votes and unanimously get in when you go to the the better That's a joke. That's a joke Like that's awful. That's that's like a that's a stain on baseball right there I don't care like put friend McGriff in I didn't like you said ever saw him play He's got good stats, but like come on you can't have 36 percent of votes and then get in your next year Like come on now Yeah, right like the writer and the writer didn't put Jeter in same same the same thing. It's a joke, man There's a blue J rod 14 out of 25. There you go, Steve Congrats, man Nice J rod rookie to 25. You can bag that one. Uh, Jeremy Pena speckle. That is two 99. Wow. What a pack, dude And jordan lawlor going to the diamond backs on the auto congrats on that Face what's sterling's equivalent to uh That's a good question If it's going to take you down a deep dive don't do it, but So now I'm looking for it Um, I don't know it would be The lower end mosaic maybe Okay, um, shaylin palanco five of five on the rose gold for the pirates congrats pittsburgh steven s.  Uh, it's when they were still doing 15 years rain rains got in same with rice same same degree original pressiato for the cubs Gore yep as like i'm okay if you get in on your last year fine like it's sure but if you have 36 percent of votes on the the legitimate one because let's be real the the Your your 10 year window you have that's a legitimate way to get in the hall not the veterans committee orange averson artega to 75 for the giants If you have 36 of votes And then you get in jeremy panya you get in unanimously because you're friends with everybody on the veterans committee come on Like come on No, it pissed me off Because there's guys you shouldn't be in right steven kwan rookie There's kurtis me to 199 Uh, aero vera nice one there for the angels Costa yosua vercia All right under wrap series two. Let's do the big one. So with this one I'll put it back in the box and just write the tag whatever that is on it I think possibly I mean I think I will say with this about magriff like It's much easier to get in now So if magriff had the Tim eloquent, I hope he did to be honest She's what do we got here Is this It doesn't have the name of who this is. Oh orlando sapeda Nice one there. That's hall of fame 99 Wow, look at all the inscriptions 11 time all star 21 24 games We've got 58 nl rookie of the year 67 nl mvp 67 world series champ We have 379 home runs 13 65 rbi's as well as Uh, 297 batting average 2351 hits that is unreal man. Look all the inscriptions on that Let me just see where sapeda's majority was Really quick. I don't know if i'm adding it's giants, but Might be thinking of somebody else Yep, that'll be giants majority is giants majority is Giants see if fred mcgriff did that all over a baseball. I'd be all in i'm putting fred mcgriff in Say no more after that one. Uh, all right, let's do What do we got left? Uh Triple threads next and no we'll do bowman chrome now bowman chrome So we'll be a little bit behind here. Yeah, that'll go that does go giants He has majority it played like eight or nine years with the giants and then the most next was atlanta Already played like four seasons Let me make sure that was 22 Oh 22 bowman chrome hobby Dodged a bullet there That would be bad probably Purple hobby bias the 250 base and base. Yeah No, there's a lot of great players that don't make the horrible fame. Absolutely That's atomic retrimble to 100 for the orials. Nice one there. Antonio Cruz shades of greatness pink is randia rosarina to 299 I think there's arguments to be made for and against a lot of people who are and are not in the hall of fame to rob 100 Absolutely next one up. I think both should be uh, david. I do think both should be There's eric rnanda's to 199 So we'll be a little bit behind after this guys, but we'll catch up for sure very pain. Yeah Uh purple tyler collins first thought of 250 nice one there That's kind of wild the mage. I didn't get in first ballot like Babe Ruth wasn't unanimous. That's another crazy one like unbelievable Unbelievable there shimmer random cone for the Dodgers This is gonna be a load the 22 bowman chrome is loaded This is one of the best bowmans in a while in my opinion for just a class. Yeah Some of the guys that are in there Stephen Kwan Yeah, I kind of agree with that donar I do think the basketball hall of fame is a little too easy to get into too because it's the basketball. It's not just the NBA um We've got Right here really quick for you guys. All right, let's do uh 22 triple threads The basketball is way too easy to get into that. Don't put anybody in in basketball Yeah, no, I agree with that. That's a good point rob. I think that p row should be in before them for sure I know that's the crazy thing about baseball the hits leader and the um The all-time hits leader the all-time homeruns leader in baseball and out of the all-time Barry bonds and and uh pete rose 199 garrickle raffi devers to 25 red socks It was bonds because of the whole PEDs. Yeah, uh cj abrams rookie Got a triple for the tigers four out of 36 is hobby bias miguel cabrera spencer torpleson I saw in their detroit And jaren diran five of ten two colored rookie patch auto for the red socks. Nice one there. That's red socks Is there any specific reason why a few roses are there? Uh gambler Gambler But he claimed like I never he bet on baseball, but he never bet like against his own team, right There's or on his own team. I should say garrickle to 150 and willy mace to 50 base and base That is tyler mcgill seven out of 35 on the rpa. Nice one there Yep. No, I 100 he'll go in once. Yeah, once he's dead. Wahoo. He's he'll go in for sure 100% It'll be like the first year too. It's going to be ridiculous Uh geor show-off for the twins 38 out of 48 and garrickle five out of 27 for the Yankees So now let's do nt at baseball now 22 nt I get that like you probably have friends on teams that you could technically like rig a game But like you could have betting four or against a team you're playing your team. I don't see why it should be a league I got yeah There's just like because it was it was not so long ago But it was long ago enough for this it's too tough to track. You know what I mean Yeah, like if he actually like he says he did that but it's it's kind of impossible to know for sure If he did that or not Chris paddock 15 out of 99 Miss remembered on the stand Oh, yeah, there's william contras eight out of 99 player warn for the bridge Cool one here 15 out of 25 for the dodgers tray turner Is player warn nice tray Now I feel it Uh, Tyler O'Neill that is 85 out of 99 on card auto for the cardinals very nice We've got american that is uh american autographs 23 out of 49 jason hayward for the cubs Yeah, I'd say either right now either him or yokich would be my I think the top two at this point rob We've got 26 out of 99 that is lars newt bar newt Nice one there again for the cardinals on card newt bar That is 18 out of 49 is kylemore Uh, steve how about 91 of 99 julio roger iguez Boom Let's go steve. There's your jayrod. We were hoping for buddy Steven jay. There we go, man. We'll get this mag for you.  Let's go steve God's on hell serpa that is going to the um royals And let me double check the checklist here Julio, is it that rookie? No, it is. This is not having rc logo on it? Yeah, in it. No, it's technically a rookie all of his stuff It seems only in like two two autosets like he does have an rpa which is kind of wild Uh, this will be going to the cubs hall of fame materials booklets Uh, is roger breznahan or breznan Sorry if I pronounced that wrong But at the time he pulled three le daylight cruise autos. I remember that steve. That's kind of wild That was out of sterling, right? There was like the blue one and there was two others, right? Nice one there for the cubs that is cubs on the checklist as well One of 15. All right, let's do definitive now, man. I've not ripped definitive in so long. I'm excited 22 tops definitive. We've got a couple of cases of this stuff in so Very nice. Yeah, I remember that steve. That was lit, dude The blue daylight cruise was nasty. Yeah, our gold speckled in base gold speckled in base. Gotcha Yes Oh, that's nasty color match going to the a's matt olson 14 of 15 game used there gots on that We've got Mookie bets that is 31 out of 50 on the jersey guard for the Dodgers Got mookie. I think one's the last time mookie bet signed an auto I don't think I could tell you man back in his rookie year All right, we've got the big hurt nice one there 12 out of 40 that's going to the white socks Nice one here. I can bag this next one too We've got going a chiakai um l for the angels. It's showtime Shohei o tani boom 11 out of 20 on card Congrats on that. We were pulling some massive cards tonight, tani. Yeah massive cards That is sick. Let's go nice shohei Let's go man Get that mag up next up is Uh going to the Phillies Reese Hoskins JT Real Muto 28 out of 35 on the duel Nice one there. This one's sick 305. That's going to the yanks is dj lamehu On the patch auto gold frame. Congrats Yankee Stephen B. Here you go Stephen Followed by 11 out of 25 rookie auto for the astros jake mires And last but not least we've got uh 12 out of 25 jd martinez Going to the red socks congrats on that red socks That'll do it for the break guys do a quick recap here start with our patches. I'm sure he's uh You can just sleep the dj as well should get into a 180. I believe Matt Olson ease mookie bets Dodgers trade turner Dodgers chris paddock twins Willington chariots braves geo orcella twins garret cool yankees Dodge or a tiger's triple Oh Jacob marci for the Padres jd red socks jake mires for the astros Duel for the Phillies frank thomas white socks kyle moeller braves dj lamehu yanks on hell's zerba for the royals large new park cardinals jason hayward for the cubs, right? Yes cubs Tyler o'neill cardinals tyler mcgill for the mets jaren diran red socks tyler collins braves re trimble For the orioles aral vera angels averson artega giants Reginald presciato Cubs shale and polanco to five for the pirates during lullar diamond backs elie morgan for the guardians read depmer's Angels gary sheffield going to the Dodgers ryan holgate cardinals drew gray cubs colton kouser orioles jimmy crooks cardinals true thorp yanks holler schweitzer white socks jaren poland for the marlins Uh, we had our booklet which was roger breznan breznan mags cards we had marcus stroman, uh, sonny gray from pristine We had a j rod 14 out of 25 I'm sterling another j rod 91 out of 99 on the auto that time for the mariners and shohay otani 11 out of 20 for the angels That will do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill next up basket


As companies are being asked to by their investors, by their employees, by government to actually go through their entire wage systems and see if there are any wage differentials for a woman of the same education, the same occupation, obviously working in the same firm, are their differences. And they discover, yeah, there are differences. And then a number of firms having found out there are differences have now taken some action to eliminate them. But the fact that there were differences after you already counted for all these other variables suggested that there was a discriminatory or bias practice. So let's go now to some other areas. Women choose different occupations from men, and that's true around the world. And occupations like teachers pay less than occupations like engineers or lawyers in general. So occupational choice is part of it. And then you can ask questions about, well, why do women choose the occupations they choose? Are there not enough role models for women in higher paying occupations? Do women feel there are barriers to their advancement in those occupations? Women around the world are much more likely to do part-time work than men. And part-time work for the same kind of job, the same kind of occupation, the same sector, a part-time job does not pay as well as a full-time job. So if you are choosing part-time work, choosing a male occupation, choosing a male sector, but choosing a part-time job, you're more likely to see a woman's compensation wage be lower than a full-time man. Another thing that is remarkable, I think, around the world is that there's evidence of what you would call a motherhood penalty. So if you're in the workforce, let's take advanced industrial economies where actually now the education gap is largely gone. If you look at any part of the job market at the beginning of men and women entering the job market, you're not going to see much of a differential within an occupation or a differential within a sector. Men and women for the same level of education in the same occupation in the same sector working full-time, that wage difference has largely disappeared, same wage. If you then project forward five years, 10 years, you see the arrival of children. You see very much a significant growth in what was no wage gap into a growing wage gap. Now that could be because, again, women decide that they're going to move to a part-time status. They're going to basically be removed from the sort of the career pathway so they can have more career acceleration pathways so they can have more time for care. But indeed in some societies there's evidence of a male premium. So basically if you start out with no differential, you're in a family, the woman then sees a wage penalty over time. Her wage doesn't grow as much as she has a family. For the male, frequently the wage goes a little faster. This is really quite remarkable. A parenthood premium for males, a motherhood cost for females. We have unreported in the world of work the fact that there is a significant amount of work associated with parenthood with running a household and raising children. That work exists and right now, not just in advanced industrial countries but around the world, that work is disproportionately done by women and it's not paid. One policy area we can now see actually begins to distribute the burden more equally across parents is paternity leave. So lots of societies were doing maternity leave and what was happening was women were leaving the workforce, taking the maternity leave. By the time they went back into the workforce, they were already at a wage differential and they stayed there. Well what if you actually give fathers a paternity leave? What if you actually say to them, you must take this leave, otherwise you're not going to get parenthood leave, there's no discrimination, men and women take this leave. What we've discovered in societies that have that, that actually it's one of a whole set of policies which together, you can't pick out any single one, but which together seem to really address these wage differentials.


What if you were given the opportunity to share the gospel with one of the world's most famous political commentators in front of an audience of millions of people? How would you respond? What would you even say? Would you crumble under the pressure? A few years ago, well-known pastor John MacArthur was invited on Ben Shapiro's show to discuss MacArthur keeping his church open during the worldwide event that we shall not speak of. Okay, I can't wink. But in the midst of the conversation, Shapiro asked MacArthur's perspective on the differences between Christianity and Judaism. In this video, we're going to take a look at what John MacArthur did in this conversation and what made his gospel presentation so relevant not just to the Jewish audience, but to the general audience. If you've ever wanted to share the gospel with your Jewish friends or family, keep watching. Let's dive in. When it comes to the distinctions between Judaism and Christianity, as a Jew, whenever I hear pastors speak about Christianity, very often I think to myself, right, all that stuff's in the Old Testament. So when they say things like, you know, sin has to be cleansed by God, right? We have an entire day, Yom Kippur, that is for that. I say three times a day a paragraph about doing repentance before God, plus an additional section for repentance in the morning prayers. The idea of repenting and confessing your sins before God is something that is endemic to Judaism and has been for thousands of years. Ben points out something important here. Yeah, repentance isn't new. Yeah, it's highlighted in the Old Testament as well. He's trying to make an appeal that Christianity and Judaism are maybe more similar than people think, which is, you know, true in some ways, but not true in others. I'm interested to see how MacArthur responds and tries to bring out some of the differences, the important differences between Judaism and Christianity. The same God who wrote the Old Testament, wrote the New Testament. And I need to say this, I am a Christian because of the Old Testament. Without the Old Testament, I don't know whether I could believe the New Testament. And that may sound strange to you, but how do I know that Jesus is the Messiah if I don't have all the predictions of the Old Testament defining him when he shows up? And you read Isaiah 53, and it's the biography of the Messiah, the servant of the Lord, and it lays out his arrival and his rejection and his death and his resurrection and his ascension and his accordination. He does something so important here. He starts with the Old Testament and he connects it with the New Testament through the prophecies foretelling Jesus. If you simply begin with the New Testament talking about Jesus, you lose the credibility that comes with the Old Testament, especially to a Jewish audience. The emphasis ought to be, this is not a new religion. Look in your books, it testifies about Jesus. He makes reference to Isaiah 53, one of my favorite passages in all of Scripture that testifies about Jesus. All we like sheep have gone astray. We have turned everyone to his own way and the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all talking about Jesus. A lot of the areas where Christian scholars think that Christianity has departed dramatically from Judaism, I think are not really dramatic departures. They seem to be reflections of Judaism from a slightly different angle. Even so far as a lot of the stuff in the Sermon on the Mount about when it says that you're supposed to love thy brother as thyself and you're supposed to treat your brother as you would wish to be treated. That's present in the Old Testament too. No, I think what Jesus did in the Sermon on the Mount was elevate the teaching of the rabbis. Elevate it. He went above them.   He got to the heart of the law. They were content with the practical application of the law. He was not content with that. It's interesting to me that Benjamin Shapiro is the one who brings up the Sermon on the Mount because from John MacArthur's perspective, this is a great place to go in talking about Jesus, talking about his connection to the Old Testament and the law. Jesus said that I had not come to abolish the law and the prophets, but to fulfill them. John, to talk about the fact that, yeah, if you've heard it said of old, you shall not commit adultery, as John MacArthur said, but he elevates it to the area of lust and then also hatred being like connecting that with murder too and so looking at the heart orientation. This is really interesting because Dennis Prager, a Jewish political commentator, had verbalized a while back that in his belief, Judaism was just very moralistic, behavioristic religion. A lot of people see it that way too, but even when you look at the Old Testament and you see David's writings, it's, search me, oh God, and know my heart. The motives and the heart was always a connecting point in terms of how God saw us and in terms of our standing before him. It was never just about the behavior, it was never just about what we do, but it was also, okay, where is our heart and our motivation in the midst of it as well and highlighting that you can rebel against God not just through deeds, but in terms of heart motivations and heart desires. That is a really convicting thing. And you could say, well, Jesus is a good teacher, but good teachers don't claim to be God. They don't say I and God are one. They don't say I created the universe. That's not a good teacher.   And those are really the choices you have. After laying out the connection between the Old and New Testament through the prophecies about Jesus and then seeing how Jesus elevated the law that he didn't come to abolish the law, but to fulfill the law and he elevated it to the heart level, then we see MacArthur drawing a clear line in the sand, saying that, hey, you know, Jesus wasn't just some nice guy or some cool teacher and especially as a Jewish person, you can't just treat him that way because he made claims. He drew lines in the sand when he said, before Abraham was, I am claiming his equality with God. When he said, I'm the way, the truth and the life, no one can come to the Father except through me. You have to do something with those claims. I want to say this to you personally. You are a testimony to the glory of God in man. I see the beauty of God's creation in you. I see the use of reason and compassion and care. I see so many things in you. So I'm not denying that reflection of God in you, but I'm saying you either believe Jesus is the Savior or you don't. That's the distinction. Oh man. I don't know about you guys, but that was a powerful moment. I love to see just kind of the verbalization and recognition of the image of God in somebody, right? Like that you disagree with that doesn't maybe believe all the things that you wish they believed, but ultimately you're saying, hey, like you're created in the image of God and I know we might not be on the same page in this, but I love you and I care for you. And that's honestly why I'm sharing this with you. But you notice even in the midst of that love and that compassion, he doesn't compromise the truth. You think about it. John McArthur could have entered this conversation thinking, oh, well, I know Ben Shapiro is Jewish and so he's not really going to be interested in Jesus and I'm sure he's had people talk to him about Christianity before. So I might as well just like leave that in my back pocket, talk about cultural issues that we both agree on and it'll be a great wonderful conversation. But no, he was like, hey, I want to make sure that he understands the clear gospel that he understands that this is not a new religion, but rather is the fulfillment of the Old Testament, something that he does believe. But that flies in the face of the idea that we only have two options. We can either approach somebody with love and compassion, avoiding any kind of confrontation or conflict or disagreement because we want to just be perceived as really nice and agreeable and that's just wonderful. Alternatively, we can be really judgmental and critical and aggressive and hostile and then say what we want to say, even if it hurts their feelings or even if it offends them because we're just kind of rambunctious bull in a China shop type deal. Like those are only two options, but we can see here a clear example of somebody that approaches with love with compassion and yet speaks the truth boldly and doesn't compromise. This is a really good example for all of us. Now, for us, we might not have this kind of wild opportunity to share the gospel in that kind of context, but at the same time, we all do have our different contexts and opportunities where we can share with people in our own life and I don't know about you, but I'm not on MacArthur's level. I don't have, you know, his kind of Bible knowledge and just, oh man, so much wisdom, but at the same time, we can recognize that God wants to use us even in the midst of our inadequacies and our weaknesses. Reminds me of one of my favorite verses, Second Corinthians 12, 9, where it says, But he said to me, My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness. Therefore, I will boast all the more gladly of my weakness so that the power of Christ may rest on me. Yes, you might not know exactly what to say and you might say the wrong thing, but God calls us to faithfulness and he promises us that in the midst of that, he will meet us and he will strengthen us. He will use those scattered seeds to bring about increase. I pray this video encourages you to be bold to speak up in the lives of those around you with truth and love. Thank you so much for watching this video. If you enjoyed it, subscribe because I'm putting out new videos like this all the time. If you want to support my mission of equipping people to follow Jesus daily, hit the link in my description. Join Patreon today. You can get access to our Discord server. You can get access to exclusive videos and also into our bi-weekly video calls that we do and everyone goes around and we chat and we hang out. It's a lot of fun. You guys know this is my full-time gig and you help it, help me and this ministry continue to go and grow. I'll see you guys later. God bless.