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Basel Chapman sitting here for Tom O'Brien, the one only Tom O'Brien who's away today. And I'm sitting in. I am here at Tia Fennett. I'm the host of the Tiger Technicians Hour. Every market day, 10 o'clock to 11 o'clock Eastern time. And my service here is the opening call, daily newsletter, and let's just get right to the market. Dowsdown 260 at 35,611. Be warning for a little while. Let me just move this chart. This is the daily chart on the left, weekly in the middle, monthly on the right, and here's a 120-minute chart. Now, what we were looking at is the pullback from the Doji candle, 36,565 on the 8th of November, where there was a spike to the upside and almost an immediate pullback. We were very fortunate at that point to short the dow within 30, 40 points of its all-time high within an hour of the opening, actually within about 20 minutes of the opening. And we took profits on the way down. We weren't able to get just missed getting just got taken out with a stop and didn't get back in. And here it is down to 35,614 level. You can see what our jewelry in here, left side, right side price time match to the 35,490 low that was made around about late October, and it spiraled for about eight sessions to that Doji candle peak F in the Chapman wave, high, all-time high. And you can see the magti, the moving average start to turn down the stochastic. It made an M-shaped pattern and then started to move down the on-balance volume, still showed strength, but it was the Chapman wave notation right there plus the 120-minute chart. They gave me a clue to say, hey, this could in fact be a turnaround and a fairly important turnaround. I'm not saying crash anything. I'm just saying an important turnaround starting with the Dow. And it did, it's worked out in that way. You've almost actually one-to-one to the downside. So in the 120-minute chart, we're getting a little bit close to some kind of support. Let's see what happens over the weekend. We'll talk on Sunday night into Monday morning. Meantime, let's talk about the weekly chart. The weekly chart is going to make an alternate count. I don't want to make this complicated. I am going to say that at any time in this coming week, instead of having a really good bounce to the 35,950, 36,050 level, if in fact there's another pullback, it doesn't have to be a close. Just a pullback that hits 35,300s and goes underneath the 35,369 level that is support, the 14-period exponential moving average support in the weekly, I would have to consider that as an alternate count, P, D, and that now the daily cell mode, which it's in, has increased to at least the cell signal and the Dow weekly. So far, the monthly chart is just acting beautifully. You see these two little trend lines, the green and the red line, that's going.  And look how many times we've gotten right to it, not broken out above it. So any move in the latter part of November, the first week of December, that takes out 36,565 on a closing basis would be really good action. I'll talk about how I'm thinking the year will play out to December the 31st, but in the meantime, QQQ helps by just a handful of stocks. It's just amazing how few stocks it is. All time high today at 405.30. Leg D, in the tap weight method, I'll do this. I need to show this for those of you who are not used to anything that I do, although I've been here over 18 years, in the tap weight notation, we try to identify the lowest low bar and then count each successively high peak. It's either at peak A breaking to leg B or B, pulling back and then breaking to leg C where we upgrade from a buy signal to a buy mode. Doesn't matter what it is, whether it's a one-minute chart or whether it's a one-month chart, it's the same principle, it's a fragment or a fractal, gets repeated over and over again in the same format. And that says there should be at least four higher peaks to come, alphabetize them sequentially A, B, C, D. It's at that fourth highest peak that other things can happen. Yeah, we all look on the left, leg D, so we can be watching this really closely, but it could go E, F and G and even recycle. I don't wanna get into that, it's unnecessary right now. What is important is that we say the weekly chart is bumping into the upper trend line resistance right there, and now I can say there's a chance that I could turn this into green, make this red right here, and there's a chap weight inside track repellent zone in the weekly chart that says it's right at the upper end. If in fact it breaks out and closes on a weekly basis about 412, that is really, closes that is. That's eight points, yeah, eight points from here, eight to 10 points from where we are. How that would be fantastic. And the monthly chart has shown no weakness whatsoever, but it is bumping into a very long-term trend line resistance, and it's a peak E in the 120-minute chart. So I'll give parameters to look for in a moment. I wanna finish this before the break. IWM, the Russell 2000, lighted out, been very weak since the 8th of November at 244.46, and now it's trading at 232. I mean, this is a pretty serious pullback in the shorter term. The weekly chart did that peak D that we were looking for, discussed it in detail all week, how rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patience has gone on from March at 234 down to two weeks later, 207.21, and finally it made that peak D, that leg D is gonna be a peak D this week, going last week to 244.46, and now it's back into the range of the rectangles. One of the patterns we look at all the time based on the Chapman-Wade methodology, and it's a leg D in the monthly. So this is gonna be really important. I do want to go to gold, and I wanna say gold was holding very nicely. This is now completed. I can take this away. This is the oval pattern because it's failed, and now it's turning around. It's got an arch formation, one of the patterns I look at all the time, right there, left side arch, right side arch, and it says if gold is able to get back to 1860, it was 1861, by Tuesday, that's really good. But if it starts at four, that whole 1835 to 1828 area should be good support. And to go with that, we'll look at silver, silver is down some, also made that peak F top in the daily chart. Weekly chart is holding steady, and we're really looking at silver trading between 2535 and 2434 the next couple of days. Crude oil is pulling back very sharply. 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Hi everyone, I was lost if I could go a little slower and of course I've got a South African accent even though I've been here for decades and decades and decades, probably a lot longer than some of you've been alive here in America. So all I am saying is that within the context of the markets, we've got a diversion. We've got the IWM, the Russell 2000, very weak. We've got the QQQ, NDX 100 trading vehicle. That's the QQQ series. And we're looking at the trust going to an all-time high at the same time the S&P is just about to go to the all-time high. This is such an important week. And when Tom asked me if I could do the show, I said, wow, the last hour of one of the most important weeks that we've had in a long time, absolutely I'll make time for that. And here we are with, for instance, the SMH, the semiconductor index. Goes to an all-time high today. At this point, there's no other count that I need to use. I'm calling this a leg after the Chapman Wave methodology. It could be an alternate count because there was a Chapman Wave in this cup formation with a left-side, right-side price time at, oh, talking about that. Let me just show you this right now. Left-side, right-side price time. Look at this. It has the one-minute chart of the E-mini. It goes from this low at about 232 in the Eastern Times. And it goes to peak A, peak B, peak C. And what does it do? It goes to peak D. It fails to hit the 200-period moving average, which was before at the peak E. Look at that. How many times it couldn't break above it. And you got the nine and 14-period moving averages holding on then, boom, they turned down and dropped sharply to the 46.95 area. And now it's rallying and rallying. And what did I draw in? Subscribe to people in the den or as soon as we draw this in before three o'clock. That's right here. Going to the dean that I drew in the arch formation. I started drawing in the left-side, right-side price time at one of the techniques of the Chapman Wave. Yes, this is the plumb line right there. That's the midpoint that I chose. And I chose to give this number of bars the same number of bars on the right to make an arch formation that could take out the low of 49, 95, 75. And they would be in the same number of bars. Well, I was wrong. It was one ball late, but there it is. And I took it out and went down to the 46.93 area and now it's trying to bounce. One of the techniques I used, the reason why I brought this up, this was the same type of technique I used for the SMHs. And I said that by about November the 5th to the 8th, there should be a break to the upside where there has been, it went all the way to 3.05, 95. This is a market vector semiconductor ETF. And what does it do? It pulls back and then makes this rectangle formation going back to the high, one, two, three, four, five bars off the low. And boom, yesterday earning fantastic earnings, doji candle. Today it goes even higher and so forth. It looks like it's closed above that doji high of yesterday which makes 364. The key support on any pullback because in this particular pattern, the way I use, I've made my own two candle chart pattern recognition. But the standard one is the doji candle. But my interpretation is, if it closes the very next day or within two days above the doji high after the gap up, after a gap up, that it makes the open and close of that previous day really important support. So that makes around about 3.11, 3.10, very good support. Now we're gonna be watching the SMHs. Why? Because in the weekly chart, there's a single leg up in the monthly chart. It is just a huge breakout. This has been the lead, as I've said, for not months but years. The SMHs, the semiconductors, that's the engine of the economy. The way the SMHs go is generally what the market tends to do. Sometimes the SMHs don't make an all-time high. Then you gotta watch out for some deeper pullback in the market. And sometimes they make them high a little later. And remember, I like to think that major bottoms in the market are made in unison within a day or two of one another. All the indices and key stocks make lows. And then they break to the upside. Topsoil may sometimes sequentially, sometimes it's months, March of 2000, January of 2000 for the Dow, March for the SMHs and for the S&P. That's what you can get. You saw that even in 2007 at the highs. But you made that 2009 low in unison within Friday for the Dow, Monday, the 9th of March for the S&P. So I'm watching this really closely. Why? Because I don't have a sign other than the capway of notation to say that there should be some kind of a pullback here. The MACDs, strong stochastic is very good at 93% in the daily on-balance volume is somewhat overboard. That's one of the clues that says, oops, there could be a bit of a pullback here. The relative strength is not as good as it was at that last peak back at three or five back in early November, but it's still very good. It's rising. So within that context, we've got to watch this very closely, why? Because if on Monday, there is no new high above 314.07 or whatever the high is 35 minutes ago, anything can happen. But let's just say there's no new high then going all the way through to Tuesday. If there's no new high, but instead, there's a close below the low of Thursday. That was yesterday, Thursday, and that was the low of 307.13. Wow, that's five points lower. I don't know what's gonna do that because even applied materials, which was really weak at the early part of the day, is weak again. It had a spectacular rally off the low. It opened at 150.97, spiraled up to 156.40 and now it's gone to a lower low. It's at 150.43 minus 8.31. Another clue that not everything is insane, just like the Dow and IWM are not in sync with the S&P and the QQQ is the NDX100. So we've got the same thing with insectis. And what did it do? It made a 109.00 round number all-time high applied materials, AMAT, AMAT, had an inside day on Wednesday, Thursday, tried to take out the high, tried to try to try to 158.98, pulls back and then gaps down this morning, fills the gap and now coming down even more. These are clues to say not everything is insane. Remember the IWM Russell 2000, this rectangle formation that I was looking at? Well, that's gone on since April the 5th. April the 5th of this year, 146 round number high, it goes all the way down to the 114. Yeah, 114.39 made the 14th. And then what does it do? It rallies and it can't break out. It stays in the rectangle up and down within this beautiful channel, sideways channel, rectangle, and then it breaks out Wednesday. Bam, it breaks out. Thursday, it goes higher. Friday, it goes to another high and now it's pulled back. And the rule of thumb is just like the IWM, although this means it's a tad higher, but it normally says in the rectangle formation, a long sideways rectangle, there's a chance it can break to the upside, but this inside rectangle is so powerful, it's such like a magnet that it's gonna draw the price back in at some point and then you get a test of strength. So that's applied materials. All right, we want to look at the TLT, which is the bonds, Lehman 20th Treasury Bond Fund. Good move up today at 148.22. It is, now what happens very often is when markets become weak and stocks start to pull back, money tends to flow to the safety of bonds. We're gonna be watching this closely. I think I need to talk a little bit more about bonds and interest rates and I had a question about Nvidia a moment ago and absolutely beautiful analysis, Eddie, you've got it exactly right. This is Reg E at a 330 round number high today in... 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com. Hi, folks. Let me just do this one more time here. Just Nvidia, Eddie Simpson, with Charles Almondo, taking the chapter play method. Well, Eddie, look at this one. You're absolutely correct. It's got that rectangle. It broke to the upside. It's the same principle, but a little bit shorter, so it doesn't have the same magnetic effect in the middle there, in the 306 area, 305. Now, this had a round number, 330.00 high, but it's trying to push it. And I would not be surprised if some of the very best, like the Amazons, like the NVIDIAs today, just the stocks that have been on fire get a little bit more buying as some of the fund managers are starting to pull back and take money out of other areas that are not working and wouldn't surprise me at all. This is a spectacular company. If you look to the right here, I love this. You see these notations? You see it says right here, E with a down arrow at 202.76. This is the month of October of 2018. This is exactly where it was. Then it gets split, and that split makes it the equivalent of $73.19 October of 2018. For a percentage move down, it went really sharply down to the 31.12 area. So the brand new move, and my rule of thumb is that spectacular stocks, like an Apple, like a Facebook, like an NVIDIA, like the old days, Goldman Sachs that don't do them anymore, but that have splits eventually, you've got to have patience, but eventually get to a fantastic level that sees, and that's why I often keep in the stock split pre and notation in, because all of a sudden, look at this. You can even see that little circle formed right there. That's a Chapman Wave instance, a restart BD. Look at this, I've got all the notation there for NVIDIA, and it's just so interesting that it happens. All right, so it's leg E in the daily chart. I haven't got any alternate count at this point. The MACD is making the second arch, and that's where you usually start to see some tilting over, a little roll over, that if it's still got time to do, go a little higher before it does that. The stochastic spool back under 80% to 73% on balance volume is good. Okay, so within context, spectacular stock. I mean, it's so easy to look at this and say, she's a little overboard, she should have a digestive phase. Yes, yes, yes, when? We'll see, and the only thing I can say is there is a close next week at any point below 300, a close, below 317, it's a 329 right now. Be careful, I think there's a sideways move going on. And a push into the 340 says, wow, there could be even leadership, single stock leadership in each sector that can take the market a little higher. So good analysis there. Couple of questions came in. Cornel, dip, dip, dip, dip, dip, and that and there. I did it, I did that, I did that, I've done that. Yes, I did that. Basil, AMKR is in leg D, AMKR. AMKR, I used to follow this, I've forgotten what it is right now, I remember the symbol, oh, that's anchor technology. Amcore technology. A peak ED, a D in the monthly chart, leg A, B, C, no, it has to start from here. The weekly chart is pulling back quite sharply and the data has gone to peak A, peak B, peak C, and leg D. Absolutely correct, that's the question. Couple sources, you filled the gap from 10-11. Do you see it going higher? I love the fact that today in a kind of a mixed market, it's up 44 cents. So my immediate thing as many of you know who see my work, I just grabbed the left side higher right there at about 26. I pulled back to the lows in the 21s, I drag it across, and then I say, is there a cup formation? Yes, there's a cup formation, grab that, make the lows, go to the right. I look at it and I say, was there a Chapman Wave instant, sorry, a Chapman Wave, left side, right side, price time match in the cup formation using the plumb line? Well, yes, my plumb line, right there, right there to the low, and then it was at a double low. It doesn't matter, yes, it does matter. 21-66 and 21-68, whoa, that was the low. All right, so I've moved it to the right a little bit because it didn't look like it would make it. Let me just do that, and I'll show you exactly what I'm doing, and then I can give you the analysis. See, all of this is relatively, doesn't take much time. After if you're putting a lot of money to work, doesn't it behoove you to take a little time to think about what you're doing? And then what I do is I take a left side low, and I try to, that's above the actual low that started the whole move, and I move it to the right like this, and it gives me my Chapman Wave inside wedge target repellent line, if it's on the way up. It's a target support line on the way down. Look at this, hold tight, yeah, we got it, just fascinating to do this. Look, and there's this line that took that left side low. The actual low was right here at 21.66 on the 26th of October. I did move it, I like to choose a doji candle as the actual preference point for a full-crum move from the left to the right, or pivot line, or I like to call it a plum line in the middle. This is just off the middle. There's your line, and it's got a little bit to go, and it says, there's a chance that by Monday, Tuesday, it could hit this high right here of 26.11. It's at 25.31 right now, but it also says that the mag-D is strong. The stochastic is fabulous at 93%. On balance volume is a tad overboard. So within the next day or two, you should see some kind of a red candle. Doesn't mean to say smash the judges as a red candle. And the other thing is, in a conservative way, I'm looking at this that it could, I could lower the line, no, I can't, because I always have to hit the exactly, and I did. So that just says, if it fails to get you by Monday or Tuesday, and pulls back to the 24.50, holds nicely, and then has another rally, this is by Thanksgiving week. Next week, it's your time for the 26.11 area. So far, very good action. And I'd only go on the daily, the weekly, needs other analysis. I hope that helps you, at least for Amcore. Next question I had was Bubba, B-A-B-A. I'd been warning about these stocks and saying, I certainly, Bubba, I didn't want to touch, Baidu was something different. Baidu, Alibaba was B-A-B-A, Baidu is a Baidu group, was a group of what, Baidu, Inc. This is like, I believe it's like the Google in China. I've been warning about these, saying, yep, you could have a bounce, but be really careful. There's a problem. So the question came up, someone asked me about the Chinese stocks, and all I can say is, we've got so many stocks traded here on the American exchange from America, from some other Netherlands, other countries that have really primed themselves to be of the capitalistic mindset, which is kind of what you want in the capitalistic stock market. I don't know why you want to get out of it. I avoid, subscribers know, I hardly ever go for a Chinese stock, no matter how good it looks. I just don't understand. I mean, they do things that you wouldn't expect at moments you just wouldn't expect. So all I'm saying is be very careful there. I'm sure there's some great companies. I just don't quite understand the mechanism there. Also, there's a way of suddenly focusing on either some group or some stock and saying, hey, we don't like, this is China speaking, we don't like the way you're doing business, and we don't like the way you talk to us. 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Cup formation, arch formation, or a combo one and two, which should be green, going up and retesting the high. What happens if you go above that high? And the H formation called the dreaded H because it can go much lower. What happens when you test that left side low? And here we are. We're gonna see what happens. We broke that left side low, and three bars later, wasn't able to go. And that puts a limit on the upside. You can see, in fact, I'm really thinking now, I'd love to do another one of my all day webinars where we go throughout the day with a different time frame. Let's go to Mark in Fort Collins. Mark, how are you? Hey, get to talk to me again today. It's my day off, so I thought I'd call you. Another time. Hey, I'm looking at the UUUU. I've been in it before, had a nice profit, got out, missed, probably lost, didn't lose a point, but I missed out on a point on the upside. I got out in there, maybe a half a point, got out in the high tens, and it went into the kind of mid to low 11s. And I'm looking for a rebuy. It's looking like it's doing a one to one down on the daily. The weekly looks like it's only in a peak B, and then the monthly looks like it's already made a D or more. So let me know what you think. So what we're looking at, so folks, Mark is just the latest one he's talking about is in the Chapman Wave Notation. We're gonna have to get into that. We're looking at the bigger picture. So if you're looking at UUU, which is energy fuels in uranium, the uranium is still kind of fantastic. We'll look at this. You guys from 0.78, 78 cents, in March of 2020 to a high of over 11. I mean, that's a nice gain. This is in the materials. So let's see what happens here. We've got a churn line right there. My target just based on the expanding wedge. This is the exact opposite of the Chapman Wave Falling Exformation. This is the expanding formation. This is almost the upside down one that we're looking at. Says that if there is a break, having gone all the way to a peak F, if there is a break of the 50 period moving air, which all this churn line, and I'll give you the numbers here, of 844 over the next three, four days, even if it bounces, it doesn't matter. If it keeps coming back down, then that weekly chart might be changing some. We're looking at, based on the technicals, it looks like uranium will get another bounce, another bounce, I should say, another favorable buying phase. I don't think it's yet, when you've had such a big move in something like one of the metals or some kind of one of the commodities, usually you have quite a bit of a digestive phase. And I think that you're right in holding off. But what I would do is I'd rather look for a pattern of maybe over a week, a pattern where it suddenly stops and then it makes a trading band and the trading band is within about 57, maybe 63 cents, just goes up and down and up and down without making significant lower lows, but it's trying to form a base. If it does that, give me a yell, we'll have a look at this together and it might be where it's starting to take off again. But this is one ugly candle in the weekly and if it closes underneath the low of this week, so far that is at 912, if it closes under that next week, you already have to wait. So those are the parameters. If there's a bounce, it has to bounce to the 11th, third, 30, no, the 10th, 30th area and hold. And then I think that's good action. Let's see what happens. Oh, that helps you. Yeah, it does. It looks like on the daily, it's doing a one-to-one down because it broke the left side. Correct. Volume and that would take it to 795 if you did a one-to-one. That's right. And that could be the, the Chapman Wave, Eiffel Tower, straight up and straight down. If it does it without any breathers to the upside. Yes. So just give it a little time. It's had a good move. And this is a good start. Just hold off energy fuels in uranium. Thank you so much for calling out a great weekend. So folks, let me just do this. I saw what I would do is, let me do, I did a, I was a guest speaker at the Boston Investors Group. I think it was a Tuesday, Wednesday, Tuesday. I had Tuesday and I thought I was kind of, I was happy with what I did in terms of not getting too involved with exact price points, but just to give you the picture. And the picture says, look, if we are going through, we've gone through the COVID phase. Now we're going through another phase where there's been, where the virus has, the core of the virus has been taken care of to a very large extent in the United States. But then you get that residual and that residual is really the part that we've got to really think about in terms of what is it doing to the economy? Well, if you look at RCL, which is Royal Caribbean Corporation or Caribbean Corporation Cruise Lines, the card stored in the monthly chart of the spectacular fall from the 130s down to 20. I mean, really. And then it ratted sharply up to the 100, almost 100. And then it gets stuck in the range between 70 and 100. Well, it's gone to a peak D in the weekly chart. There's a cell mode in the weekly chart right now, based on the close in another 15 months or so. There's an Eiffel Tower straight up, straight down, failure pattern at a peak A. Looks like an uppercase A in the data. So this is, I mean, this is on the hopes of everything coming back and people traveling again. This is really not such a good sign. Look at Jets, which is the... Jets is the US Global Jets ETF. This is the United States Airlines, right? It's an airline index, the United States Airlines. Eiffel Tower straight up, straight down, uppercase A pattern, and it's down to the 22 level off the day, hitting 2,179. It was just at 25s the other day. And now it's, this is not a good sign. This is saying, be careful. It could be what the high grade copper is saying, maybe internationally, that maybe there's a little bit of a slow down internationally, because copper is kind of a barometer for world economies. Look at the wood, which is the ICHA's Global Timber and Forest Street ETF, stuck at the bottom of the range. Spectacular, all down high, way back 98.98. May of 15th, the week of May of 15th, pulls back pretty sharply to the 83s. Bounces very well, but all stuck in a range. That's saying, world wide, Timber and Forest Street ETF, maybe there's a bit of a slow down here. And yet you've got the IYT, which is a transportation index, kind of based on like CSX, Rails, Y, the trucking. You've got a lot of things working well, except maybe the airlines in the sector, just like we saw the divergence between applied materials, say, and Nvidia. So you've got a divergence between the airlines slowing down, but the working horse, that's the trucking and the rails, have been very good. Look at this, 287.40 all-time high in the IYT, the transportation index back in May, plummets down to the 240s, rallies back to 281. So I had a question come in a little while ago, oh, did I write it down or didn't I? I did write it down, didn't I? Please, please, please. Double tops. Oh, no, I forgot to write what it was. Exact double tops. Oh, anyway, so I wanted to show you how markets can go back to almost exactly the same price point, even after severe pullbacks and a huge time lapse. What about the IYT? But the IYR, there may I go to the IYR? The IYR is in fact the REITS index. Yep, there is, 111 was the high back two and a half weeks ago, but you go back to September, it was 111.44. 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Rallying makes the yields lower. If in fact, what we see is that yields money instead of flowing from the equities that are a little bit volatile, selling that is, goes into the safety of bonds that makes bonds rise. That makes the yields come down. But if at any point for the XLF to really work again, you want to see yields go higher and bonds come down. So this is now a digestive phase in the XLF. So just be careful. Let's go on. What I want you to say is within the SMHs, there is something that says maybe we're forming a top. We won't know that for subscribers to my opening call. We've taken some positions today are very, we've never done, well, no, we haven't done this. We've done this in one particular area for the first time in quite a while. Another area we had success in this. I don't know if it's going to work, but in fact, we have over the last two weeks start or three weeks started the shorting and taking profits in our long positions, taking nice gains off, just trying to build up a cash position. I'm not saying it's the end of the world. I'm saying there's a consolidation that's going on here. You've got to respect it. It's in certain areas. It's not in others. If you're in the area that's pulling back, just do a little whittling, take a little cash off. It's always great to have cash around for it. There's always a sudden surprise to the downside. You want money to be able to get in. So that's all I'm saying just, and I'm going daily charts and the daily charts are what I'm working at and only when the weekly charts start to weaken do you get a deeper consolidation. Now what's the VIX index? So whatever starts trading above 20, that says be real careful. Holding at the close above 20, then you've got to be careful. 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My name is Megan Lim and I'm in the School of Material Science and Engineering. Swimming here has been one of the greatest experiences and I couldn't have picked a better school to go to. One of the main reasons I picked coming to Purdue was because I wanted to do engineering, but initially coming in I didn't know what discipline I wanted to go into, but first year engineering does a really good job, helping students decide what they wanted to do, and when they presented on materials engineering I was really intrigued. It wasn't initially something I was aware of. I have seen over the year what the power of sport has to convey a message to students. They understand what is better, what is less good, how can I improve it? That means they understand a lot of the materials they have heard in classes in a very practical way. And this is why I like to combine this course sport technology and entrepreneurship. Now there is a way for them to think about, oh, maybe here is an opportunity for me to create a company with my good idea. Growing up my entire life, getting to use these different cool technical suits, I wanted to figure out what are these actually made out of. And so coming into materials I kind of had this career path where I wanted to be working for one of the swimsuit manufacturers and actually developing the materials associated with it. And that's one of the main reasons that I actually got involved in materials engineering. The athletes taking the course. Athletes that are extremely fine tuned to see, feel small differences. They are the best testing ground for new equipment and apparels we can have. And that's why I'm so happy to have two athletes. I can always refer to them. And they have answers that goes beyond what we scientists would have. In a practice setting, the suits we actually wear are pretty low-tech. Just like a brief and they are just made out of different polyester materials. However, when we do a race, we transition into something much more high-tech, which are these suits here. And what's so interesting about these is that they're super hydrophobic. And so if you were to dip them into water, the water would actually bubble up on it and would not stick to the suit and when you pull it out it would actually be dry. And then another thing that was interesting to me is how the suits between different manufacturers were so different. One example of that is this is the laser from Speedo. And what they've done is taken an approach to compression where they have these plastic seams that actually strengthen the suit around your hips. But a different manufacturer took a different approach and they actually implemented carbon into the suit to help it mold your body and help it maintain its tightness. There are three things that give resistance in water. It's the shape or the form drag and that's coming from dolphin shape you can have. Form it with the power of the swimsuits. Then you have a wave drag that is how you float in the water. And the third one is the surface drag. The treatment of the surface is extremely important. Here you want it to be very repellent to water and it just pours off and it's totally dry. The speed of new product coming on the market sport driven is very high and this is a motivation that is easy to convey to the students and they understand the importance of it for they live it every day. I initially didn't really look into a lot of materials in the sports industry outside of swimming because that's where my focus and interest were but since taking MSc 597 the sports technology and entrepreneurship class it really brought on my perspective with how materials affects a lot of different sports. One of the things that I really liked about the class was that he brought in a different guest speaker almost every time and a few of those people were really related to swimming. One of the guys was the leading world expert on swimming biomechanics and my coaches actually came to that class it was really cool for me so I really liked that he just brought in this diverse group of people that had these different experiences and talked about sport and then engineering and sport and it was a really unique approach to the class that I thought was really beneficial. So now there is an opportunity for them to learn how do I create a company with a unique idea. How do I put together my best knowledge and how do I create a business plan that makes sense to create a company and convince people to invest money in you and your idea.


Hi everyone, this is Jason here from Nathaniel School of Music. In this lesson, I'm going to do like a combo practice video on how you can work on your chords and how you can work on your intervals pretty much at the same time.  So all of the three skills to put them all together and learn chords and intervals together, this requires a couple of things. You need to definitely pull out a book, pen, paper or whatever pencil, get your keyboards out or guitar. You can do this lesson on a guitar as well or a bass or banjo and most importantly, try to follow through the lesson, look at our lesson chapters and go through till the end. I don't want you to miss a thing and if you already know your triads major and minor, if you're okay playing them, even if you don't know all the inversions, this video will be fine for you. You need to kind of know your just your triads major and minor and a couple of other things like the circle of fifths could also help you. And whenever in doubt, whenever you have an issue with some of the topics, you have two options really go back to our YouTube channel, go to our channel homepage browse through type things like circle of fifths, type some of the topics which I've been talking about. There are a lot of basic beginner versions of these topics. You'll also find it on our website in two ways. It's filtered very well under our free lessons category and it is also available. All these topics are available as structured courses, video courses or live in person lessons with people like me at the Nathaniel school. So consider any of this stuff. There's also a Patreon which will help you supplement your learning with all my personally handwritten notes. Let's get cracking with the lesson. I'm not going to give you specific melodies or riffs which I sometimes do. I'm going to leave it a bit open in this lesson. So let's look at the most popular interval in music. Well, it's not the unison in the octave even though those are easy unison octave. We are going to skip by and do the fifths. The fifths are very, very strong intervals. You need to know their movement and the first thing I'd encourage you to do to link up your interval of the fifth with the chords is the circle of fifths which is essentially perfect fifths in a circle. Now, if you count in this direction, you're going to get C, G, D, A, E, B, F sharp, D flat, A flat, E flat, B flat, F C. I hope I didn't forget anything but anyway. If you count in the other direction, you're going to get C, F, B flat, E flat, A flat, D flat, also known as C sharp, then you get G flat, also known as F sharp, B, E, A, D, G, C. Again, I hope I've not forgotten anything. So you need the circle of fifths or write it down, check out the chart which I have for you which will help you. You count in the counter clock direction, you're going to get perfect fourths. You count in the clock direction, you're going to get perfect fifths. So take major chords, start with major chords, start with C major and go in the merry-go-round which is the circle of fifths. You either move in the clock with the clock or you move against the clock and the circle of fifths is so nice when you visualize stuff because it's 12 notes, same number of notes as a clock. So you can really say things like let's move two o'clock away or let's move three o'clock away, this look to three or whatever. So the circle of fifths is a great tool to practice your intervals with the chords and that's what this whole lesson is about. It's about working on your intervals and working on your chords and I like these combo workouts. It's always very helpful for your overall growth especially when you know some of this stuff. So you take C major, up the circle to G, up the circle to D, up to A, E, B, F sharp, D flat, E flat, E flat and then B flat, F and back to C. Now while you do this, try to train your ear and sing some aspects of the chord, ideally the root. So C, G, D, B, F sharp, D flat or C sharp, E flat, E flat, B flat, F, C. Now you see I moved over two beats. Maybe you're not going to do it two beats at a time, maybe you want to do four beats or eight beats. Feel free, do whatever is comfortable for you. Well you could also end the study by going C, G, D, A, E, B, F sharp, D flat, A flat, E flat, B flat, F, C. That'll be like the ultimate goal if you can get there. Also what you see, for me to even survive playing through these chords, I need to know my inversions, right? I have to know that C, G, D, A, I have to play the most efficient path for my chords. So the faster I go, I need to know my inversions. So also train your inversions and it's easy to understand that in the circle of fifths, there'll always be one note in common between the chords and when you move in the direction of the circle, in the clockwise direction, you're actually forming cadences, most specifically C, which is the what of the next chord, G. It is the fourth of the G, so C, G. So it forms this whole church amen cadence, you know, which we call as the plagal cadence four to one, C, G, like amen, you know, which we have at the end of a hymn. So that's the circle going this way and feel free to also do it with minor chords. A. And keep going, all minor. Now major. Build a melody if you can. C. You don't have to start with C. I just showed it as a demonstration. Now you move counter the clock. So now you're going to go C, F, B flat, E flat, E flat, D flat, B, E, A, D, G, C. Now these are all going to be called as perfect cadences or fifth five going to one, if you think about it.  So just moving around the circle of fifths can be really, really interesting. And what am I doing at the end of the day? I'm practicing major and minor chords. So it's a very nice way to pass the time or challenge yourself. If you already kind of know your chords, do you know all 12? Are you okay with them as inversions? Can you do major round? Can you do a minor round? Can you do clockwise? Can you do counterclockwise? How good are you with major and minor chords? Will be how good are you at this exercise? And then everything you do in the future, I hope, will be easier. If you're doing an actual pop song, you've done such a kind of a gargantuan exercise going all the way around the circle. Why can't you easily pick up a pop song? You'll have the confidence for that, I'm sure. Now, the other strategy which I have, now we've looked at the perfect fifth, we've looked at the perfect fourth, which is the circle going like that, you could also consider thirds. So you could take the minor third, for example, let me help you form a minor third. So a minor third is basically four steps or three steps rather. One step gives you that. One more step gives you that. One more step gives you that. So that's your minor third. Now you move, you can probably now take minor chords. What's the first chord there? C minor. Go up to E flat, because E flat's the minor third. Wow, that's some really Hollywood movie theme like stuff, isn't it? So you have C minor, definitely some scene from something Harry Potter or yeah. And you don't have to stop there. So you go C minor, upper minor third to E flat minor. Now up another minor third, up minor. And then up another minor third to A minor. Now you'll realize once you do C minor, E flat minor, F sharp minor, A minor. Now A minor's minor third will be back to C. So you kind of recycle the exercise. So another nice way to look at this, which I've put out in the chart, is to look at this as a diminished seventh chord. A diminished seventh chord is root, minor third, diminished fifth or tritone, and the diminished seventh or the major sixth. And these are your roots of the minor chords which you're going to play. Build a little tune there. I love that. So that's the linkage. The linkage is the minor third between the minor chords. Now how will this sound if you just replace the minor chords with major chords and retain the interval of the minor third between the major chords? I hope that was not confusing. It even confused me, but yeah. So let me break that down with the actual piano stuff. So you have C major, only major chords. Now separated with the minor third, that's your E flat. Check that out. So C major, E flat major, going to G flat major or F sharp major. Now this to me feels like I've discovered a new habitable planet or something for humans or something, you know, because it's all major chords. So there's a lot of hope, but at the same time, it's very uncertain. It's very mysterious because you've not really encountered the area. So it's fun to do that. And when you do minor, all gloom, desolate. Okay, now you may be thinking where do all these chords come from or where have they come from? The truth is they didn't really come from a scale. They just came from wherever, you know, they just got born out of intervals. As I told you, minor chord separated by a minor third, play the next minor chord, then separated by a minor third, then play the next minor chord. So I'm just making that interval symmetric in nature. Okay, and the major chords again can happen separated by a minor third. And the last thing I'd like to leave you with this lesson, remember, what are we trying to do? By doing all this stuff, you're going to get really good at your intervals. It's a tough exercise, I understand because you're doing a lot of chords, you're in fact doing all of them. And it's important to know that when you go through a diminished seventh chord like this, it's a symmetric chord. So you just have to learn two more diminished seventh chords. So you could do D diminished seventh and do your movement through this, these roots, D minor, F minor, G sharp minor, B minor. Then you have to do E diminished seventh, which is E, G, B flat, D flat. And then you have your E minor, G minor, B flat minor, C sharp minor. Very Edward Scissorhands, like if you watch that movie back in the day. Okay, so now that we've done skipping of minor thirds, we can do skipping of major thirds. How does that work? A major third, E, then E's major third is G sharp and automatically you're feeling the augmented chord. And if you take G sharp's major third, it's it kind of recycles back to C. So you're taking a diminished seventh and practicing your major and minor chords, then you take your augmented chord, which is C, E, G sharp. And then you're trying to do the same drill. For example, now with C, I'll play C minor, with E, I'll play E minor, with G sharp, I'll play G sharp minor. So again, very movie like, or replace it with major chords. And then you've discovered stuff. The Lydian mode works really well over this movement. And then minor. So yeah, I hope this also answers the question, how do you make thematic Hollywood like background score music? Well, this lesson and check out the description. I've left a few other videos, which I've done a little quite long back. It's called mysterious chord connection. So that'll kind of expand on this Hollywood theme like concept a bit more, at least the movies which I watch, I watch a lot of movies. So the music I've heard in these films tend to have these mysterious chord connections. So do check that out. The cards will be there or the end screen and the description will be there and so on and so forth. Let's just recap what we've done guys. So our goal is to master our major and minor chords through the circle of fifths, which gives us fourths and fifths. And we are trying to master major and minor chords using the diminished seventh chord set, that family, that family with D. So there are three diminished seventh families to learn and the chords will be linked around these families. And then you have the augmented families of which there are four. The C augmented family, then the D augmented family, not the E because that's a recycle, then you could even do the D flat augmented family and what is remaining. You have the E flat augmented family. This will all be written down in the notes. You don't have to struggle. It is all in the notes.  And we've been using Patreon for a while now, at least for about two years from the time of shooting this. So most of my lessons are supplemented there, can grab a copy. You'll get a PDF. Sometimes you get backing tracks, MIDI and stuff like that. Right guys, again, this is Jason Zach from Nathaniel School of Music. What you may also want to do to support the channel is to subscribe. If you haven't already, hit the bell icon for regular notifications. We release videos quite often. The other thing you could do is give the video a share, give the video a like, leave us a comment with something you'd like to learn. It's your feedback, which really helps the channel move forward. And again, we have a website, NathanielSchool.com. You can check out some of our free lessons. You also have the members only videos where we talk about things like year training, theory, which allows us to really dive in and be a lot more structured. You also have the join button on YouTube, which will give you the same resources. Again, this is Jason from Nathaniel. Cheers. See you in the next one.


As of January 2nd, 2022, Senushahus diagnosed a total of 13,816 cases in country, with 362 active cases presently. The daily infection rate for the last seven days is nearly 7.6 per 100,000 population per day, with a 14% testing positivity rate and a transmission rate of 2.9. We have noted a total of 301 COVID-19 deaths. We have 24 positive cases admitted at the respiratory hospital. One case is critically ill and eight are severely ill. Since the commencement of the 5th wave on December 16th, 2021, 686 cases have been diagnosed with an average of 40 cases per day. Women account for 56% of the cases and 6 COVID-19 deaths have been recorded. Visitors account for 26% of the cases. The prevalence increases noted both in the northern and southern regions of the island. We continue to note increases in most of the public health indicators over the last seven days. The transmission rate, the test positivity rate, increase active cases as we manage the 5th wave in country. We have increased our surveillance for the Omicron variant, which is characterized with a high level of transmission, and we still have the Delta variant in circulation locally. The increased transmission of COVID-19 noted at this point has the capacity to increase hospitalizations, death and the productivity in the workplace. We appeal to all organizations, public and private sector to ensure the strengthening of all of the public health protocols. We remind you of the following important measures. Avoid large crowds and crowded areas. If you develop respiratory symptoms, seek medical care and avoid contact with others. Avoid large meetings and crowded activities and social gatherings. Ensure the protocols are maintained at all workplaces and sectors, on minibuses, the commercial and tourism sector, gyms, hardware stores, supermarkets and recreational activities. Ensure safe physical distancing for face-to-face meetings and activities. Use of face masks while in public places. Ensure regular cleaning of surfaces and the sanitation of all business establishments and environments. Ensure you remain in quarantine or isolation if you are direct contact of a case or member of your household is positive. Limit social activities at work. Encourage vaccination of employees. The Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson vaccines are available at the various wellness centers and advertised vaccination sites. These vaccines have been proven to be safe and effective in protecting persons from developing COVID-19 in severe forms, complications, hospitalizations and death. The booster Pfizer vaccine is also available for persons who have had both doses of the AstraZeneca for over six months. Everyone who has not been vaccinated is urged to get vaccinated urgently. The Ministry of Health and Wellness, we will continue providing updates to you as new information becomes available.


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And the Senate President David Lawan says the National Assembly is already considering a request by the President Bahri to approve the 23.7 trillion euros spent without the green light of the legislature. Bahri had asked the National Assembly to approve the sum which he said were funds provided by the Central Bank of Nigeria through loans for emergencies in the space of 10 years. Now, speaking with reporters in Abuja on Tuesday after the signing ceremony of the 2023 budget, the one said the Assembly is insisting on getting the requisite document that will enable it to approve Bahri's request. We'll ensure that we get revenues, we find more sources, better sources, stabilize the sources and of course look into some of the legislations and some of the waivers and concessions granted to see whether or not they deserve to continue to be implemented in the way manner they were approved or we need to reverse them because we need money in our country. But that is not to say that we should raise taxes that will be out of the roof as to cause problems for our citizens. But I believe that as a National Assembly in the next five months, we must be looking at the increasing the funds available to government and also ensuring that deficit budget is minimized in the next assembly by the grace of God. While we are trying to consider and pass the request, we will insist on getting the right documents for our committees to ensure that whatever the advisers to do in the two chambers are based on information and knowledge and not just passing waste of means without knowing what it is. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


See, if you're saying that they can't wage war because the economy in the Western world is in hyperinflation, then what's going to happen when they do? Because they definitely are going to take us to war with China. Yeah, that's the thing. I don't think they're going to allow the economies to go to hyper inflation. I think they're going to continue to kick up the interest rates, right? Because one of the things the United States has done is use the US dollar as a weapon, right? So there's a lot of countries that have debt in US dollars. They're screwed because they gave away their sovereignty to the United States of America, to the Fed, right? So what they can do United States while it's waging war on Russia and China, because a lot of the customers, because they're trying to do the whole domino thing, right? So there's a lot of customers that are third world countries of Russian resources, Russian food, Chinese resources, Chinese products, right? Not part of the whole Belt and Road initiative, right? A lot of those countries from the global south have debt in US dollars. So as US dollar interest rates go up, the US dollar gets stronger, right? Because it's paying back more interest, so you can just park your money there, collect interest, right? So if that continues, then all those countries that have debt in US dollars, they're screwed because they have to pay back in US dollars, but their economies do not support that, right? Because if they're producing something, if the whole economy's slowing down and their payments are going up because they have to pay more interest in the US dollar debt that they have, they're going to come, their economies are going to come grinding to a halt. So in that sense, they probably won't buy as much stuff from Russia and energy from Russia as they do right now, and the deals they have with China are not as viable through the Belt and Road initiative. So I'm expecting rates to continue to go up in the United States and Canada and the Western world. I'm not sure what's going to happen in Europe.  Europe has done this in full war mode, right? Collectively, Europe has gone together and said, yeah, they're going to do collective purchases of weapons to send to Ukraine to wage war against Russia with the United States, Canada and stuff. Like people say, oh, the United States, Canada, Western Europe, they're not a war with Russia. I don't know what it takes to be a war with another nation, but to me that is war. They're now in full-blown war with Russia. That's NATO versus Russia, right? So they need to have a stable currency to be able to do that. So I don't think they're going to allow their currencies to go into hyperinflation because if the currency is going to hyperinflation, then they won't be able to buy the resources, the commodities, the metals, the oil, the energy, the cobalt, the whatever it is, the food that they need to be able to maintain their economies in a war posture, right? So Russia has already gone into a war-based economy. The West is about to go into a war-based economy. That means a lot of energy, a lot of resources are going to go towards not making things that you and me need, but making things the military industrial complex need and the world economic foreign powers need to maintain power within their countries and to continue waging war on Russia and kickstart a war with China, i.e. World War III, right? How is this going to play out? Is the West going to win? I would not bet on it. The West is in deep shit and when it's all said and done, I've said it before, I'll say it again, we might be going behind another iron curtain and we're on the wrong side. Okay, we're on the wrong side. Before all this stuff gets out of hand, we have to remove these world economic foreign puppets from power. Okay, so any politician, any politician that is taking away free speech in the Western world, that is limiting your ability to do business, to make money, okay, that wants to introduce centrally back digital currencies, okay, take away eliminate cash and wants to monitor all your data, if they need a digital ID, they are your enemy, okay, because the only reason they want to do that is a fail-safe mechanism so they don't want to lose control because if their plans don't play out and they won't, they're gonna, they've lost Ukraine, they're gonna lose against China, they're done. The Western world is done as a global hegemon of power. It's done, right?  The concentration camps are already built. They're already built. Keep that in mind, gang. It's a dangerous period, no doubt, no doubt. It's a dangerous period, no doubt, no doubt.


Catch up and get ahead with the edge for the week of August 24th. Congressman Lloyd Doggett and Joaquin Castro reiterated their call to close private prisons in Texas that are holding asylum-seeking women and their children, and they pledged to refuse campaign contributions for the corporations who run the prisons. Prison industry, I think you do have to follow the money, and I pledge to refuse such contributions in the future. Comments came at a forum on family detention, co-hosted by the Interfaith Welcome Coalition, COPS Metro Alliance, Nowcast SA, and Races, Texas. But I want you to know that I made an effort to change the way that we handle these situations, because I think that we should have sent the red cross down there and not the National Guard. All children are guaranteed equal access to public elementary and secondary education, and that includes undocumented immigrants. Read more about this issue from the Intercultural Development Research Association in English or in Spanish on Nowcast SA. UTSA students are eligible for a new community-based work-study program. The Center for Civic Engagement at UTSA is launching a unique community-based program called RowdyCorps. The program lets students complete required work-study hours while working with local nonprofits. This year, there are 15 student positions available at 12 partnering agencies, including one job here at Nowcast SA. Help shape the future of water in San Antonio. San Antonio Water Systems wants residents to help shape the city's water future by taking a quick survey and engaging in the 2015 water management planning process. Learn about WaterCitySA.com and find out how you can get involved. Go to NowcastSA.com where you can... Watch congressmen talk about closing private prisons. Learn about undocumented children's right to education. Help shape the future of water in San Antonio. And find out about RowdyCorps, a UTSA program partnering with nonprofits. Thanks for watching The Edge.


Health experts from around the world have gathered at the IAEA to discuss the use of radiation in medicine. They will review the implementation of action agreed in Bonn five years ago to strengthen radiation protection for patients and health workers. The International Conference on Radiation Protection in Medicine achieving change in practice is looking at the implementation of the Bonn call for action. How is this implementation going? What can be done better? What can we learn? And in the end we hope that this will strengthen the global implementation of radiation protection in medicine.


Alrighty, and I'm so excited. So in this footage, you're gonna see the drone looks broken. Like she's glitched in, you can see the camera. She's struggling more than she normally is. And because of that, I landed her and I had a good look at her because I was getting stressed out because there were riders on Snoopy's Racing Railway. Look at the two front seats, there's riders. Okay, so I landed her and I realized the gimbal had just popped out of place and that's all that was wrong. Once I popped it back in place, you're gonna see later on in this video, it's all fixed. So she doesn't have to go in for repairs anymore. I had the whole company send me shipping labels and all that, I was gonna send her out for three weeks for repairs. I was waiting until Tundra Twister was done testing, but now she doesn't need to go out, she's fixed, she's good. So with that being said, Snoopy's Racing Railway was handed off to the park today. So good news, the manufacturer of the ride has handed the ride over to the park and now it is up to the park to get its testing cycles in and approved by TSA, which will be super easy and quick. That being said, Tundra Twister has made a huge progress today. The op panel was installed, okay, and this thing went in quick. It was installed and it was connected so quick. There's a guy up until around like 9.30 p.m. still programming it, getting it ready. So there's a good chance you could see this thing running tomorrow or Wednesday. It is definitely gonna cycle sometime in those two days and that's not where the problems or the situation starts. So just because she's cycling doesn't mean she's gonna open in a couple of days. This thing has to complete 500 test cycles. 100 successful test cycles without any problems, but 500 total test cycles. That's insane, guys. That's a really hard thing to do for any sort of ride. So obviously we can't begin to predict, but if I was to give you an amusement inside as prediction on when this thing's gonna open, I'm gonna predict probably around the May 19th weekend. With Timberwolf, I could see this ride opening. So we'll see. It could potentially, there's chance it could be sooner, but I'm gonna say May 19th is probably the latest. You'll see this thing open, which is good news. That's not too far away, guys. Okay, like if you really think about it, it's not too far away. Wonderland's really been knocking it out of the park, finishing these things up. I know that everyone's like, oh, but it's so much later than they were supposed to. It's really not. It came down to the weather for Snoopies and for Tundra Twister, it came down to a part. So from what I understand, that is just speculation. But on the other side of things, outside of those two rides, Splashworks is getting a lot of refurbishments as well. Look, the bridge was painted. They're now painting Lazy River, and they're gonna paint a lot of other things in Splashworks as well. So those refurbishments that had been going on in the dry park have been continuing on over to the water park as well. The wave pool is being painted, as you can see there. So it's really awesome to see Wonderland invest so much money and time into the park's total atmosphere now. I really love it. It just shows care and you feel it when you walk around the park, so that's really exciting. Outside of that, there has been more survey work going on in Kingswood, and I will say this is tea. The survey work going on in Kingswood, they started surveying above Time Warp, okay? That's telling. That's very telling. So just think about that, guys. Maybe think why they're surveying above Time Warp. So we'll definitely keep an eye out for other things. They are, it's a total surveying of Kingswood, essentially. But yeah, definitely keep an eye out. And I'm really excited for Kinder's Wonderland's future. Truthfully, I really am. I had a really good talk with Wonderland Weekly today, and it was just really awesome to bounce ideas off of each other. And truthfully, it's just nice to see your home park getting so much love. And I'm really excited. I'm really excited for both 2020. I'm excited for everything. 2024 sounds really awesome. 2025 is gonna be so awesome. And then if Kingswood isn't 2025, then this is gonna be even more awesome in 2027, 2028. So I'm really excited. I definitely hope it's World Expo, just to be honest. I think that I would really like World Expo to expand into Frontier Canada. I hope that we don't have a really high level themed area outside of World Expo, and then it leads into this poorly themed World Expo area with Flight Deck and Time Warp. So I would really like to see World Expo as a whole, just starting maybe even 2024, getting some love, paint, and refurbishment leading up to the next big coaster outside of 2025. So that's my hopes and wishes for the surveying going on in Kingswood and Action Theater. I will say there are distance markings popping up. I'm gonna show you guys in a video tomorrow. I'm really sunburned and not feeling well at all, but I'll be out Wonderland tomorrow too. And I'll show you guys tomorrow what I'm talking about. But there are surveying markings popping up by Windseeker and Vortex and what's the ride called? Skyhawk. So that is more action zone. So again, very telling, very telling, very, very, very telling. So yeah, we'll see. We'll see what happens. And yeah, I'm really excited. So thank you for watching today's construction update. And hopefully I answered all your questions about 100 Whister and Snoopy's Racing on the way and 2025 and 2027. And yeah, thanks so much. Have a good one guys. Bye.


This is stock number 20J228A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Jeep and Jeep Cherokee headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2019 Jeep Cherokee Latitude Plus. This vehicle has the 2.4 liter four-cylinder multi-air motor which pumps out 184 horsepower. This Jeep has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this Jeep is 100% ready to go. It is a one owner clean auto check locally owned. No accidents on the auto check. Delmonico red, I'm sorry, red velvet pearl is the color. Same paint code PRV. Shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the vehicle before seeing it in person. It comes with the painted 17 inch rims, Firestone Destination LE2 tires. These are 225-60R 17s and they have right around half the tread left on them. Four-wheel disc brakes on the Cherokees. Front fender is in excellent shape. No dents or dings on that. It does come with the LED headlamps, the LED running lights, and the LED fog lamps. We'll turn those on a little bit later in the video so you can see just how bright they are. Front bumper is in excellent condition. No dents, dings or cracks on that. You get these seven-slotted chrome-trimmed grille and Jeep logo. The hood is in really nice shape. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. Passengers side front fender. No dents, dings or scuffs on there. And the passenger side rim is in really nice clean conditional scuffs or scrapes. As you go down this side of the vehicle, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle, and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. So that when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. And that is why we offer the Summit Auto Fast Pass option in the upper right hand part of your screen. You link right to our website where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, see a payment quote, even appraise the trade all from the comfort of your own home. So when you get here, all you got to do is drive the vehicle, love it, and you'll be all set to go. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. It does have the capitalist feel feel, which is a really nice feature. Never get gas on your hands again. And as we come around to the back of the vehicle, rear bumper is in excellent condition, no dense dings or cracks on that. It does come with the backup parking sensors, part of the blind spot and cross path detection system. You do get the LED tail lamps that rear gate is in excellent shape. This is a manual lift gate. Back storage area is very nice and clean. Those seats do fold down for extra storage and it does come with a tire inflator kit. You can see the shocks are doing a nice job holding that rear gate up. Shuts nice and solidly. And as you go down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger's side, no dense or dings on the rear quarter. Got those nice roof rack rails. And for full disclosure, this back rims in pretty nice shape as well. No dense, no scuffs or scrapes on there.  Very nice condition. And as you go down this side of the vehicle, just as clean as that passenger's side, no dense or dings on the doors. Does have the blind spot monitoring, heated mirrors, and directional signals on those mirrors. You do get the enter and go system, so you just have to have the key fob in your pocket. Put your hand in there, it'll automatically unlock. Inside the latitude plus package gives you the black cloth and I think it's leather red or vinyl seats. Power driver seat with lumbar, no rips or tears on there. It does come with the all-weather floor mats and that is part of that cold weather group. Auto headlamps, tilt and telescopic steering wheel, power windows, power locks and power mirrors. And as we hop inside the vehicle here, you can see that this one has 30,335 miles. We'll turn the ignition on here so we can check out the radio and everything else. You do get the heated leather wrapped steering wheel, no scuffs or scrapes on that, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, and you do get audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. This one does come with the Uconnect 4C seven inch radio, AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You also have your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls here. You can check out your settings of course. I was trying to show you the backup camera. There is the backup camera. Those are dynamic guidelines, meaning that if you turn that steering wheel, they're going to turn with you and that center line lines right up with the middle of the vehicle. If you do ever put a hitch on here, you could line up with whatever your towing. You do have your climate controls here. Then you can get to the heated seats and heated steering wheel there as well. Now if you don't like doing all the controls up there, don't worry, you can do them down here as well. You also have your stability control, your start-stop capabilities in Augs and a USB jack, nine-speed automatic transmission, all-weather format on that side. Passengers side seat is in excellent shape as well. No rips or tears on there. This vehicle has never been smoked in, smells very clean, and the headliner is in excellent shape as well. You get map lights up there. Then we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood. Start her up here. Sorry about that. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may need. Factory all-weather formats. You do get two USBs and USB-C plug-ins back here.  And then you do get the child safety locks on the back doors as well. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to tell just how clean this Jeep is all the way around inside and out. Under the hood we have the 2.4-liter multi-air motor, 184 horsepower, and Jimbe is very clean, runs very smooth. 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Hey guys, it's Liana and I'm here today to talk about Skeletal Degree Pleasant by Derek Landy. I love this book. I'm so mad that it took me so long to read this. I've had it for a while. I got it a while ago because it was like really cheap somewhere.  Cause like, if it's not middle grade, it's like on the young side of YA I think. So I figured I'd like it. Like, I mean, it's got a skeleton on it. It gave me kind of prajiti gay mini vibes from the premise and cover. If you don't know, well I didn't really know much going into it. I knew it was about a character called Skeletal Degree Pleasant. Who was the skeleton to you? That's really all I knew. That's kind of all you need to know. I love this book so much. Oh my God. I'm so glad I put it on my TBR for October this year. And I'm glad I finally read it. And it's a great one to start the month with. If you're trying to figure out what to read this October, I'll read Skeletal Degree Pleasant. It's so good. It's a new favorite. I already ordered the next two books. I want them to match this one. This is apparently out of print. But he's like hardcover, so I found them on eBay for the next two. Hopefully they're in okay condition. We'll find out. A little more about what Skeletal Degree Pleasant is about. It's about Skeletal Degree Pleasant. Although the main character, a POV character is a girl named Stephanie. And so it opens with her uncle dying. And at her uncle's funeral, her family meets Skeletal Degree. And he's got like sunglasses on and like his scarf over his face. You can't see. Like there's something off about him. He's like out of wig on and stuff. But they can't really see that he's literally a skeleton. So Stephanie ends up inheriting all of her uncle's property. He was the famous author. So she inherits the rights to his books, his estate and everything. So she goes to her uncle's old house and like these like creepy, scary, supernatural dudes come and attack her and they want something that her uncle had. And she doesn't know what they're talking about. She doesn't know what's going on. And Skelduggery shows up and he saves her. And she's like, what the heck is going on? And he's like, well, you know, stuff and things, but you're an okay young lady. Like you don't need me around.  And he's like, yup. She's like, okay, well, so like what's going on? He's like, it's like, it's not in your business. Like it's fine.   And he's like, whatever, just forget about it. And she's like, take me with you. And he's like, it's dangerous. And she's like, I don't care. I'm clearly already in danger.   It takes place in Ireland. So the audio book, they have Irish accents and there's this fun like jazz music that's used in between chapters. And this is like, you know, in Corpse Bride, quick tantrum, but I think it captures it. You know, in Corpse Bride, the song that is actually sung by Danny Elfman, but it's like this random like bartender type character in the underworld's like bar for the dead. And he sings the sort of expository song about who the Corpse Bride is. That's like Skull Duggery pleasant, like that character who's singing that song and the jazziness of that song. That is Skull Duggery pleasant, but like if you enjoy the vibe of that part of the movie, you will love Skull Duggery pleasant. It's like Terry Pratchett meets Tim Burton and Danny Elfman meets, if you've ever read Johannes Cabal, The Necromancer meets that. It's just such a good time. I gave this five stars. I had such a good time. The dry, sarcastic, deadpan humor of Skull Duggery is absolutely my cup of tea. So funny, so here for it. The main character is like really plucky. She's not like an annoying character. She's kind of out of her depth.  Like I'm in this now. And the world, it's kind of really Pratchett-esque in terms of like it's magic, but it's got quirky limits. And the baddies are like super bad, but it's also still funny. Oh my God, I'm obsessed with this. This is my new favorite. So I don't, positive reviews are from like, I don't even know what you're supposed to say. It's just like, it's fantastic. Absolutely freaking read this. I mean Skull Duggery is a detective. So like when I gather from the series, it is kind of episodic and there are kind of like the sort of crime of the week type set up, but there's like a larger mystery that's teased as well about her and about him and about the history of this magical world. It was such a good time. So I'm glad I didn't read this sooner. I feel like I should say more, but I don't know what else there is to say other than to freaking read this book.  It's amazing. Highly, highly recommend the audiobook. Like if you like Deadpan sarcastic British humor, this is your book. It's so, so good. Oh my God, I'm obsessed with it. Also, this hardcover.  So cool. I feel like this video is gonna be so short because it's just being like, it's amazing. Go read it. That's kind of all there is to say about it. It's great. God, I wish I just wanna keep talking about it cause I love it so much, but I'm just repeating myself and I don't feel like that's helpful to you. So check it out if you haven't already. If you have already, then you can gush with me in the comments down below about how great this is. I freaking loved it. I want to read the second one already, but my TDR for this month is monstrously long, so I need to not read the second one. But it's such a great time. It's so good. It's so good. Read it. Also, it's good for family fun cause this is definitely meant for kids. Like for, or is okay for kids, but it's like when there's a new holocaust, the good cartoons back in the day, or for kids, but there was times of jokes for the parents, like that. I think this was written some time ago. Like I think, so I guess this was first published in 2007 and this is actually a first edition which I didn't even realize. Wow. Anyway, yeah, so it's old school. It's so good. It's so good. Okay, okay, I'll stop, I'll stop. Let me know in the comments down below if you've read Skull Daggery Pleasant, if you've been putting it off like me and are now like, okay, dang, I really gotta read it cause you really do gotta read it. It's so freaking good. If you've got recommendations for me that are similar to Skull Daggery Pleasant cause like you've read it and like you found some other things that you liked just as much that were similar, please let me know cause, my God, it's so good. So freaking good. All right, all right, I'm done, I'm done, I'm done. All right, let me know all the things. I post videos on Saturdays, other random times as well, but definitely Saturdays. So like and subscribe and I'll see you when I see you. Bye.