Alrighty, so I'm gonna do something a little different today. I'm going to do my prediction video for the third coaster in the Cedar Fair chain for 2019. Yes, third, only third, because I only think three coasters are coming to Cedar Fair next year. This is because on the stockholder call, they said that they weren't gonna build four coasters for a while after the 2018 season. So I am, we already know that Carowins is getting their mock double launch coaster. And we know that Canada's Wonderland is getting a dive coaster, both very large attractions. So they're eating away at the budget already with that. So in this video, I'm gonna discuss which park and which coasters I think are possible for the Cedar Fair chain in 2019. So let's get right into it. We already know that Canada's Wonderland is off to quite the start on their construction project with their footers already laid for the station break run and transfer track. Carowins is also off to a really fast start. Out of nowhere, they're digging footers, prepping water work and doing large land clearing. A mock coaster for Carowins is absolutely insane. And I am so jealous for this mock double launch coaster. And it is awesome that mock is finally working with Cedar Fair and back in North America. I can't wait to see what other parks get a mock coaster. I mean, there's 2020, there's 2021, 2022, which parks are gonna get the next mock coaster.  Let's not exclude mock out of that equation. And then there's other big parks like Kings Island, Kings Dominion, Carowins, Knott'sbury Farm. What's going to happen? But anyways, let's get right to the point.   And 2019 may be a small park year. Okay, so Kings Dominion, Cedar Point, Knott'sbury Farm and California's Great America all got a coaster in 2018. They are excluded from the 2019 season. Canada's Wonderland and Carowins are also excluded in this as they are getting coasters in 2019 already so they're not getting too. So that leaves Michigan's Adventure, Valley Fair, World's of Fun and Dornie Park. Kings Island isn't getting a big coaster in 2019 so they're excluded as well as that would be a big coaster park and there's not going to be three large coasters in 2019. So World's of Fun, Valley Fair, Michigan's Adventure and Dornie Park. Now we all know Michigan's Adventure probably isn't getting a coaster in 2019 so I'm going to exclude them from the list unfortunately.  Now just remember, this is just a speculation video. I don't know what's going on so don't take this too seriously. That doesn't mean that they're 100% excluded until park announcements in August. So stay tuned, don't worry, don't panic but I think World's of Fun, Valley Fair and Dornie Park are probably the top contenders and we have to look at World's of Fun's lodging as like a bonus for them higher up on the list and Valley Fair was just mentioned in a stockholder call to be on the list for expansion moving forward just like California's Great America. They are eyeing that park due to an increase in season pass sales and increase in attendance. This is great for that park so keep an eye out on that park for future investments. That doesn't necessarily mean it's coming in 2019 because it is just being mentioned now. I do think out of these three parks it is extremely difficult to figure out which park is getting what in 2019. Which of these three parks is getting a coaster? Are you guys struggling to figure out which one? Like I am, like I'm stuck on Dornie. Like I really am stuck on Dornie. I think that Dornie Park is going to be it because they have removed an attraction and we know anytime Cedar Fair removes an attraction it usually means it's going to be replaced whether it be year two or three years down the road it is going to be replaced. Valley Fair being mentioned on the call puts it high up on the list too. So I'm struggling to like fully pick which park I think is going to be the 2019 coaster. World's of Fun has lodging meaning it does need extra investments to keep guests coming. So that is high up on the list too. Again, I'm not helping my case right now and deciding which park is getting a 2019 coaster. I'm going to go with Dornie Park and the reason I'm going to go with Dornie Park is because they removed an attraction it's been high up on the rumor mill and they really need that coaster. I think Valley Fair and World's of Fun is going to be in the next two to three years if they were to get a coaster. World's of Fun is more family park and they've been adding family attractions and it's been working well for them. Now Michigan's Adventure. Michigan's Adventure, why I've excluded it is because Michigan's Adventure is literally locked between Canada's Wonderland, King's Island and Cedar Point. There isn't much room or need for a coaster in this park. It doesn't need one. It would just be kind of cannibalizing the people traveling from Michigan to Ohio and Toronto to go to those bigger parks. So maybe they'll get a petting zoo again and upgrade to petting zoo. Maybe the petting zoo will become too intense for guest number one. I'm kidding.  Maybe they'll get time to work from Canada's Wonderland. I say that interestingly enough because I do feel like Canada's Wonderland is about to start removing a few of their smaller scale attractions and I feel like this is the case with a lot of bigger Cedar Fair chains. There are attractions at these chains that cannot handle current attendance levels. So they'll be shipped off to Michigan's Adventure or maybe they'll just be stuck with Jake Paul causing a kerfuffle in the park like they did at Carolins. Who knows what that park's gonna get. Anyways, delirious and these super loops are probably gonna be added to a lot of Cedar Fair chains moving forward and maybe this will be added to Valley Fair and Dornie Park or sorry, World's of Fun and Dornie Park. Valley Fair just got one. And maybe more Cedar Fair chains as well as they're easy to install attractions and very low on cost. But this is the attraction I think everyone's looking at and this is my prediction for 2019. I think we're gonna see another one and I think Dornie Park may be the home of this next Raptor Coaster. These coasters are absolutely stunning. I would love to see these at all of the smaller scale and even maybe medium sized parks in the Cedar Fair chain. Look at that station, look at that theming. It's absolutely gorgeous and these from what I am hearing are super high thrill attractions. Can you imagine one of these at Dornie Park, World's of Fun or even Valley Fair? They would increase attendance greatly. The guests, the general public and the enthusiasts would all love it and it's a win-win. So why not? They're very cheap as well. I know there's some problems going on with them but what new coaster doesn't have those little hiccups. So I expect to see this at Dornie Park. So again, my final prediction for 2019 is I think Dornie Park will be the park that gets a coaster in 2019 due to ride removals or removal, let's not go plural now and it'll probably be a Raptor Coaster, cheap to install. It's the third coaster in the 2019 season. It's not taking away from the budget too much and that allows Cedar Fair to kind of put other smaller investments in the other parks that aren't getting a coaster. Now guys, what do you think? Do you think Valley Fair, World's of Fun or Dornie Park is getting a coaster in 2019? Do you agree or disagree with me? Is it going to be a Raptor or is it going to be something else? I want to hear from you down below. What do you guys think Raptor Coaster or something else and at which of these three parks? I know that a lot of you probably may not agree with me to what's coming in 2019 and that's fair. I have no idea what's going on. I'm just making a prediction. I'm interested in what you guys have to say and do you guys agree with me on Michigan's Adventure? Do you think Michigan's Adventure may actually end up getting a coaster in 2019? Who knows? This is all fun. We have two pieces of the puzzle already filled in and I think the third one will start to get an idea of which park that will be very shortly. Construction's got to start at some point, right? Anyways, hopefully you guys enjoyed this video. Hopefully you guys really enjoyed my speculation videos. This is something new for me. I've never done one of these prediction videos for other parks. I found it super fun. I can't wait to make more. Maybe I'll do a Cedar Fair 2019 additions prediction video sometime soon. Anyways, again, hopefully you guys enjoyed this video. Give the video a like. Subscribe if you haven't. Share the video and head on over to Patreon for exclusive content. We are doing much more on there now and I can't wait to expand it even more. Anyways, guys, don't forget to comment down below. Have a great one. Bye.


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All right, Judges chapter 13. So we're starting a new story in the Bible here. I mean, obviously every chapter in Judges is a new story. But we're kind of entering into the introduction into one of the main Judges or one of the Judges that has talked about the most in the book of Judges in Judges chapter 13. And the Bible starts out in Judges 13 1 where the Bible says, and the children of Israel did evil again in the sight of the Lord. So it sounds like the same story. It's like, here we go again, right? The children of Israel did evil again in the sight of the Lord. But this one's a little bit different if you notice the last part of the sentence where it says, and the Lord delivered them into the hands of the Philistines 40 years. So 40 years is a pretty long enslavement, even from the history of the book of Judges that we've been looking at so far. We've seen 18 years and a little bit more and a little bit less than that. But they've been enslaved to the Philistines because they did evil in the sight of the Lord for 40 years at this point. So look at verse number two where the Bible says, and there was a certain man of Zorah of the family of the Danites whose name was Manoa. And his wife was barren and bare not. I mean, she didn't have any children. She apparently couldn't have any children. And the angel of the Lord appeared unto the woman and said unto her, Behold now thou art barren and barris not, but thou shalt conceive and bear a son. Now therefore beware, I pray thee, and drink not wine nor strong drink and eat not any unclean thing.  And he shall begin to deliver Israel out of the hand of the Philistines. So let's look at what this means to be a Nazarite unto God before we get into the sermon this evening because this comes up again and again that this child is going to be a Nazarite unto God which means he has certain characteristics, things that he will do and things he can't do. Turn to Numbers chapter six. Now the Nazarite of God or the Nazarite from God is a vow in the Bible. But however, you know, it was a vow that a man could take towards God and then he would do certain things to show that vow. But three people in the Bible received this vow from birth. Okay, now don't go to Numbers six or put your finger in Numbers chapter six and turn to first Samuel chapter one. So in the Old Testament, the two people that were Nazarites from birth or had the Nazarite vow from birth were Samuel and Samson. So Samson is the one we're talking about in Judges 13. And Samuel is also who we're going to look at in first Samuel chapter one, look at verse 11. And this talking about Samuel's mother where it says, and she vowed a vow and said, oh Lord of hosts, if thou will indeed look on this affliction of thine handmaid and remember me and not forget thine handmaid, but we'll give unto thine handmaid a child. Again Hannah was, she was barren as well and she just was praying to God to have a child.  So there's the clue right there. We'll look at that in Numbers chapter six, but we see a similar characteristic of Samuel to what we're looking at in Judges chapter 13. Now turn to Luke chapter one. There's somebody else in the Bible that received the Nazarite vow from birth and that is John the Baptist. In Luke chapter one, look at verse 15. Look at verse 15 of Luke chapter one in the New Testament. So we see Samuel, we see Samson in Judges 13 and now we're going to see John the Baptist in Luke chapter one in verse 15 where the Bible says, for he shall be great in the sight of the Lord and shall drink neither wine nor strong drink and he shall be filled with the Holy Ghost even from his mother's womb. Now go back to Numbers chapter six and we'll look at some of the details of the Nazarite vow. But the first thing that I want to point out with these three men that received this vow before, I mean they didn't take the vow, they received it, you know the Bible says and the first point I want to make is that they received it from the womb. Okay, they received it from his mother's womb it says in Luke chapter one in verse number 15. Now it says in Luke chapter one in verse 15 and he shall be filled with the Holy Ghost even from his mother's womb. Okay, so first you know notice how Luke chapter one and Judges 13.5 talk about that it doesn't say from birth he will be a Nazarite. It says from the womb look to be filled with the Holy Ghost you know what you have to be? You have to be a person.  Now look there are so many proofs in the Bible about you know how an unborn child is an actual person you know that we could spend a sermon series looking at them all but this is just one more that the Nazarite vow was from the womb. Okay, this was something that you know if you're filled with the Holy Ghost from the womb that was John the Baptist and then you know he was a Nazarite and Judges 13 from the womb the Bible says. Okay, it's just more proof that the personhood of the child is proved in the Bible again and again and again not at birth. Okay, it's also proof if you go back to Judges chapter 13 Judges chapter 13 and look you know at the first few verses here the Bible says you know in verse 4 I pray thee and drink not wine or strong drink and eat not any unclean thing. He's talking to you know Manoa's wife here he's talking to the mother of Samson it's also proof that you know what you eat your child eats you know when you're pregnant okay you know what you drink your child drinks you know this is why you know they teach against you know even secular medicine teaches you shouldn't drink alcohol when you're pregnant but look it's it's more look more people should be taking Nazarite vows today let me let me tell you that okay I mean there would be no fetal alcohol syndrome all right if people were taking Nazarite vows but look at Numbers chapter 6 and let's go look at you know what the Nazarite vow was and the details of it because Numbers chapter 6 and and the first few verses here talk about you know the details of the vow all right so we see that there's three people that receive the vow in the womb and that you know this proves that you know you're a person in the womb okay a child is a person in the womb look at Numbers 6 and verse number one and the Lord spake unto Moses saying speak unto the children of Israel and say unto them when either a man or woman shall separate themselves to a vow to a vow of a Nazarite to separate themselves unto the Lord so it could be a man or a woman first of all if they choose to take this vow he shall separate himself from wine and strong drink and shall drink no vinegar of wine or vinegar of strong drink neither shall he drink any liquor of grapes nor eat moist grapes or dried all the days of his separation shall he eat nothing that is made of the vine tree from kernels even to the husk all the days of the vow of his separation shall no razor come upon his head sounds familiar until the days be fulfilled in which he separated himself unto the Lord he shall be holy he shall let the locks of his the head of the hair of his head grow so i mean this is turn to first Corinthians chapter 11 so we see and we're going to see this with samson that one of the outstanding the most noticeable traits of the Nazarite vow is that a man would not cut his hair then and and samson was a Nazarite from birth from the um birth from the womb so he was never to have his hair cut okay so that's the first thing but look this is the exception the bible says for men having long hair turn to first Corinthians chapter 11 you say man the bible even talks about how long your hair should be yes the bible talks about everything the bible talks about all details of your life including your hair cut look at first Corinthians chapter 11 and there's good reason for it if we look at first Corinthians chapter 11 look at first Corinthians chapter 11 and verse number three talking about men and women and the length of their hair so we see that the Nazarite a person that takes a Nazarite vow someone who's a Nazarite from the womb is to just never cut their hair however look at what the bible says for everyone else first Corinthians 11 chat and verse number three but i would have you know that the head of every man is christ and the head of the woman is the man and the head of christ is god verse number four every man so we first see this model laid out on who you know as a man who is my head as a man my head is christ as a woman you know the the head of the woman is the man so my wife's head is me i am the head of my wife and christ is my head we see this model i mean this is a model for the family laid out elsewhere in the bible nothing new here but the bible is relating this now to actually what's your what is the hair on your head look at verse number four every man praying or prophesying having his head cover having his head covered dishonoreth his head so the bible says that every man if a man prays or prophesies you know if the man is basically praying or preaching or you know preaching the gospel whatever and it is his head covered he dishonoreth his head so who is his head who's the man's head we'll look at verse number three his head is christ so it says you dishonor if you are you know praying or prophesying the bible says you know with your head covered you know you dishonor christ i mean this is why i mean you wonder where it came from where men shouldn't wear you know hats in buildings this is where it came from it's biblical okay i mean you shouldn't walk into church men with a hat when you walk into the building and you know i mean that's where that came from that's where that etiquette came from now look at verse number five we talk about the women but every woman that prayeth or prophesied with her head uncovered dishonoreth her head for that is even for that is even all one as if she were shaven so the bible says if a woman's head is not covered then she dishonoreth her head i mean so who is her head well look back at verse number three the head of the woman is the man so the bible here is saying that if a woman would pray or prophesy with her head uncovered that she dishonoreth her husband is what the bible says okay so i mean you can start to see where there's some churches that believe in head coverings at this point can't you i mean where you know you see these you know i don't know what kind of uh churches they are like pentecostal like you know these really strict sects of the you know the uh the amish same thing they must wear head coverings all the time because they're you know that's this is where they're getting it right here okay however we need to keep reading and we can see some more detail on this look at verse number six the bible goes into more about the woman where it says for if the woman be not covered let her also be shorn but if it be a shame for a woman to be shorn or shaven let her be covered so here the bible is saying that for a woman to be shaven for for a woman to have her head shaved is a shame we'll get into that in a little bit uh a little bit more in in just a few minutes but look at now skip down to verse number 14 for sake of time and the bible says something very interesting here in verse 14 where it says doth not even don't forget this underline these words in your bible especially if you go to this church doth not even nature itself teach you that if a man have long hair it is a shame onto him so what do we learn in verse six that's a shame onto a woman if a woman has her head shaved that's a shame onto her and the bible says that if a man has long hair that's a shame onto him but you say well you're just making that up no i'm not because nature itself tells you this nature itself now it's very important whenever you see you know this these words nature natural unnatural in the bible it's referring to something very specific look at verse 15 but if a woman have long hair it is a glory unto her so it's kind of like the opposite of shame right so you have a shaved woman is a shame onto her and it's a dishonor to her husband and then if she has long hair it's a glory onto her the opposite of shame for her hair uh-oh here we go is given to her for a covering so that's why we don't you know teach and preach that women should wear head coverings in church we do teach and preach that women should have long hair you know women should not have short hair you say what oh that's legalistic no that's just what the bible says it doesn't have anything to do with going to heaven it doesn't have anything to do you know with your salvation but this is what the bible says i mean you won't hear this preached anywhere i don't know why it's not hard to understand but look here's the thing look at verse 14 again does not even nature itself it says that this is so interesting because the bible here says that nature itself teaches us this that men should have short hair and women should have long hair i mean the bible says look this is roman's 214 stuff right here this is roman's 214 says the gentiles that have which have not the law do by nature the things that are contained in the law so look roman's 214 is talking about the Gentiles and they did the things by nature they didn't have the law they did not have the law what advantage hath the jew they had the oracles of god the Gentiles who were getting the gospel preached to them they didn't have the oracles of god but what they were finding what and Paul's explaining is that they did by nature the things that were in the law because god wrote the law in their hearts paul is explaining that so when the bible says that things are natural or by nature it means that is written in your heart in your conscience that god gave you remember our study in roman's everybody starts with a conscience whether you end up saved or unsaved or whatever you end up in your life you started with a conscience whatever you did with it you started with this natural law inside you so look that's why you're gonna see that's why you're gonna see you know these these these liberal women these feminists that you know with the short hair and in an extreme case the completely unnatural the homosexual woman with shaved hair it's unnatural it's it fits perfectly with what the bible says look i mean you don't have to you know if i always try to think about how to explain this to people that maybe don't read the bible and don't come to church but it's just it's all about natural natural equaling that conscience that god gave you in your heart and unnatural meaning going against that conscience going against that nature that god gave you in your heart now look i interviewed my wife for this sermon okay and i interviewed my wife because look i mean this happened this has happened many times throughout history just an example recently in the 40s uh nazi the nazi germany overtook they overran france and they occupied france for for i don't know several years and there were some women that collaborated with the enemy i'll just leave it at that but they collaborated with the enemy they helped the enemy they befriended the enemy and they were after germany was expelled from france you know how they punished these women they shaved their head they shaved their heads thousands tens of thousands of french women had their heads shorn because they collaborated with the enemy and it was because it was a shame to them i interviewed my wife and i said to my wife i said look if somebody were to tell you that you know we're just going to shave your head right now she's like what would your feeling be she's like terror she's like my feelings would be terror because her hair is a glory unto her and you know what she didn't have to be taught that that's just that's written in her heart i'm sure if you women in this room today could just think about somebody coming and just shaving your head completely that's got to be that's a terrifying thought for you right because it's natural it's written in your heart and you got that natural that natural law from the lord you didn't have to be taught that the Gentiles didn't have to be taught that so i mean just showing historically that you know it's it's it's a shame for a woman you have to shut that off now you're saying oh what about a woman that you know someone will say what about a woman that has cancer and goes through treatment or something you know i've known several women i mean first of all the except this exception it proves the rule because i've known several women that have gone through cancer treatment and have lost all their hair now first of all that's not their fault but look it's it's one of the hardest things that they went through as far as as far as that that cancer treatment and fighting that because their hair was a it was it was it was terrifying for them to lose their hair so they they wore hats or they they got some of them got wigs things like this but until their hair grew back but it was a terrifying thing it was a sad thing for them to lose their hair in that case that was of no fault of their own but i just want to point out that just the the natural and unnatural aspects of this don't miss this look around you today folks i mean look around it explains everything that we're seeing happen today you have to shut that off right and that's not the point of the sermon but you have to in order to you know you have to you have to sear that conscience in order to not have that natural feeling anymore so look i just back to the nazarite vow all that to say this this man is going to stand out okay people are going to know that this guy is taking a nazarite vow because all the men have short hair okay all the men have short hair except this guy who's a razor shall never come to his head all right i mean that's terrifying to me to even think about so on the other side so on the other side of it i can't even imagine something like that but i mean it's it's it's horrifying to even think about that i mean i remember i mean we're all having a hard time getting well most of us well no you guys are simpler on your haircuts but i'm having a hard time getting a hair i mean it's terrible having your hair you know grow out long i mean for a man right because it's a natural thing it's not natural for a man to have long hair okay look numbers chapter six look at verse number six just to finish this off all the days that he separated himself unto the lord so just remember he's separated unto the lord as well he's got these specific rules but he's separated unto the lord he shall come at no dead body he shall not make himself unclean for his father or for his mother for his brother or for his sister when they die meaning if somebody in his family dies this guy can't carry the body all right because the consecration of god is upon his head okay because like who's his head again his head is christ okay look um it's a voluntary separation from the lord as a sacrifice to god that's what the nazarite vow taken by a normal man was and that's what numbers chapter six is explaining now of course samson is going to be a nazarite from the womb a very special case there was only three of them in the bible judges chapter 13 let's go back there look at verse number six gotta hurry up here now judges chapter 13 look at verse number six the bible says that when the woman came and told her husband saying a man of god came unto me and his countenance was like the countenance of an angel of god very terrible but i asked him not from yeah i asked him not whence he was neither told me his name she asked she said i didn't ask him whence means where you came from she said i didn't ask him where he came from but he said unto me behold thou shalt conceive and bear a son and now drink no wine or strong drink neither any eat any any clean thing for the child shall be a nazarite to god from the womb there it is again to the day of his death i mean look i mean i'm sorry but i mean i mean just why can't we just listen to the bible the bible so simple i mean there's few things that are proven so many times in the bible that a child is a person from the womb you know i mean why can't we just follow the bible in this country i mean don't you think things would be simpler and better that way but no let's just go ahead and let's just murder 50 million people let's murder 50 million people and let's see how that works out for us it's probably 60 million now i mean who knows i mean look it's it's so simple i mean you know what's it's so simple that a child would be a person from the womb that makes perfect sense it goes straight with the bible what it says here and in many other places but look it's so simple that that what is you know that that miss christal and miss viviana they are pregnant with a person you know what's complicated you know what's complicated is proving how that's not a person that's complicated i mean science itself shows you that went you know at fertilization that you have a whole new genetic code code you have a whole you know third genetic situation there dna that's all unique everything you know what's complicated is trying to find another point in the growth of a child where he becomes or he she becomes a person other than at conception that's what's complicated you know it's just like how compromise in general is complicated you know sticking to the bible is just simple stick into the bible is simple you just i mean it's just that's just the bible it's not hard to explain it's not hard to understand it's just the bible i mean these are people i mean we're literally murdering tens of millions of people in this country 55 60 million people i mean look that's what's going to bring this country down right there that one thing i mean innocent blood like that it i mean read the bible it never goes unanswered by god judgments coming for that we should have just listened we should just listen to the bible all right back to the sermon verse number eight then minoa entreated the lord and said oh my lord let the man of god which thou did send come again into us and teach us what we shall do to the child that be born and the god heart and god harkened under the voice of minoa and the angel of god came again under the woman as she sat in the field but minoa minoa her husband was not with her and the woman made haste and ran and showed her husband and said under her him behold the man had appeared unto me that came unto me the other day and minoa arose and went after his wife and came to the man and said unto him out art thou the man that speaketh unto the woman and he said i am and minoa said now let thy words come to pass how shall we order the child and how shall we do unto him he's like tell me what we're supposed to do with this child you know she must not have told him you know the whole story because he wants to hear it himself look at verse number 13 and the angel repeats himself and the angel of the lord said unto minoa there's a patient angel of all that i said out of the woman let her beware she may not eat of anything that come of cometh of the vine either drink wine or strong drink nor eat any unclean thing all that i commanded her let her observe and minoa said unto the angel of the lord i pray thee let us detain thee and tell we shall have made ready a kid for thee and the angel of the lord said unto minoa though thou detain me i will not eat of thy bread and if thy will offer a burnt offering thou must offer it unto the lord for minoa knew that he wasn't knew not that he was an angel of the lord so i mean first of all this is another proof in the bible that angels angels are messengers of god and many times especially this case here they look like people they look like i mean the bible says that you know we may entertain angels unawares well how's that possible because they look like us because angels are sent to earth and they can look just like a person just like this person i mean minoa didn't know that this was an angel the bible says the angel of the lord said on minoa but the bible just said at the end of verse 16 minoa knew not that he was an angel of the lord and the angel just also understand that he didn't want the sacrifice for himself he did not want them worshiping him he wanted the sacrifice to go to god look at verse 17 and minoa said unto the angel of the lord what is thy name that when thy sayings come to pass we may do the honor and the angel of the lord said unto him why ask it thou thus after my name seeing it is secret well why in the world is his name secret well i mean look at the verse previously i mean his name is secret because if he would have given him his name they would have worshiped him i mean it's like people just will just worship anything i mean especially these people but he's like you know my name's secret you know it's probably gabriel that's my thought you know from luke 1 26 you know gabriel talked to mary you know i have nothing to back that up but my opinion is that this is quite possibly gabriel but look he didn't want to give his name he said my name is secret and you know i don't want you to do me honor i'm here to deliver a message these angels are there to do a job that's it and look at verse 19 so minoa took a kid with a meat offering and offered it upon a rock unto who the angel no unto the lord and the angel did wondrously what's that mean turned to judges chapter six and the angel did wondrously minoa and his wife looked on for it came to pass when the flame went up towards heaven from off the altar that the angel the lord ascended in the flame of the altar and minoa and his wife looked on it and fell on their faces to the ground now they know something's up look at judges six and verse number 20 this is similar to what happened to gideon with the angel and the angel of god said unto him in verse 20 of judge of six take the flesh and the unleavened cakes and lay them upon this rock and pour out the broth and he did so then the angel of the lord put forth the end of the staff that was in his hand and touched the flesh and the unleavened cake and there arose up fire out of the rock and consumed the flesh and the unleavened cakes the angel did the same thing in judges chapter 13 he did miraculously that means he burnt the offering himself he started the fire himself and then in judges 13 he not only started the fire but he went up to heaven in the flame of the fire and now minoa knows this just isn't a guy okay in judges chapter you know it's the same fire same type of situation look at verse 21 and the angel the lord did no more appear to minoa and to his wife then minoa knew that he was an angel of the lord and minoa turned to exodus 33 and minoa said unto his wife we shall surely die because we have seen god turned to exodus chapter 33 so where is he getting that well remember there's a common thing in israel to know that you know if you looked upon god you were not going to live through that and here's why look at exodus chapter 33 and verse number 20 god is talking to moses and god says that he's going to show himself to moses but god says to moses he says hey when i show myself i'm going to reveal myself to you but when god walks by him god puts his hand covers his face so only moses can only see his back so god you know doesn't kill moses okay because look at exodus chapter 33 and verse 20 and he said thou can't not see my face for there shall no man see me and live so you cannot look upon god the father his face and live through that the bible says okay that's what he says to moses and that's what minoa that's that information that knowledge that minoa just thinks he just saw god okay and he's like you know we're going to die but his wife said unto him verse 23 if the lord were pleased to kill us he would not have received the burnt offering and a meat offering at our hands neither would he have showed us these things nor would at this time have told us such things as these so i mean this is a logical woman right here okay this is a logical woman so first of all i want you to remember that you know god received this offering from them and god doesn't just receive any old offering god doesn't receive any offering that you could think of at any time you know whatever you want to give him okay but she says to him she's like look if he was going to kill us he wouldn't have received our offering okay and then the bible ends this chapter where it says in the women and the woman bear a son and called his name samson and the child grew and the lord blessed him and the spirit of the lord began to move him at times in the camp of dam between zora and ash tail so here we see the beginning of the story of samson in the bible so we're going to get into the story of samson um next week but for now i want to just apply this nazarite vow and what this can mean for us in our lives today turn to romans chapter 12 what can we learn from the nazarite vow of the old testament look at romans chapter 12 and look at verse number one romans chapter 12 and verse number one the nazarite vow and you is what we're going to talk about now look at romans chapter 12 and verse number one the bible says i beseech you therefore brethren by the mercies of god that you present your bodies a living sacrifice holy acceptable unto god which is your reasonable service so the bible here is saying you know that we should you know present our bodies themselves as a sacrifice unto god meaning that they should be holy you know if they're holy they're going to be acceptable unto god implying that there's an unacceptable sacrifice by the way again implying that okay now look look at verse number two and be not conformed to this world there's that separation that we always talk about but the opposite of the opposite of being conformed to this world is be transformed by the renewing of your mind that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of god so here the the bible is saying that our bodies themselves are to be presented as a sacrifice to god that we are to be separate look there's some interesting details of the nazarite vow if we look back at numbers chapter six and verse number two i'll just read it for you but the bible says this in numbers chapter six three he shall separate himself from wine and strong drink being a nazarite having that nazarite vow is much about separation from things okay and you know whether a man or woman shall separate themselves to a vow to vow a vow of a nazarite to separate themselves unto the lord the nazarite vow was all about separation it was all about separation the same thing that we're seeing in romance chapter 12 verse four of number six says all the days of his separation shall he eat nothing that is made of the vine tree from the kernels even unto the husk look he's to be separate and very specifically he's to separate from wine and strong drink but then notice the extremes of the nazarite vow you know he's not only to not have strong drink but he's to have no vinegar he's to have no liquid at all that comes from grapes like no grape juice no grape juice for samson you're like oh man look he's not even supposed to eat grapes or or dried grapes you're like what you can't even have raisins who would want to eat a raisin anyway what i mean it should be against the law to make cookies with raisins in them yeah what were we talking about i mean the worst thing in the world is when you think you get a chocolate chip cookie and it's a raisin cookie it's like a nazarite vow look i'm trying to point out the extremes here okay no raisin cookies and it all goes back to that you know anything of the vine nothing to eat of the vine nothing to drink no grape juice no capri sun nothing no fruit juice nothing that comes from the vine or the husk you know you can also make alcohol from corn we had an ethanol plant attached to the power plant that i used to work at millions and millions and millions of gallons of straight alcohol from corn that's what it's talking about from the husk alcohol is made also from that look this shows us this shows us two things that we can take from the nazarite vow first of all our body is to be a sacrifice number one in our body we are to be separate number two so we see those two things so what can we learn from that turn to first Thessalonians chapter five in verse number 22 i'm going to show you two things that you can personally learn from the nazarite vow i mean your body is supposed to be a sacrifice unto god and you are supposed to be separate from the world unto god very similar to the nazarite vow you're pretty much living the nazarite vow if you're following the bible folks now look at first Thessalonians 522 this is the first lesson right here abstained from all appearance of evil look he's not even supposed to be in a vineyard he's not supposed to touch a grape i mean that i mean that's pretty good i mean look if you're not so but if you took this vow and you're not supposed to have strong drink but you're constantly walking around in vineyards all the time you know i mean that you know that could have an appearance of evil the bible says abstain from even the appearance of evil listen to that advice look you say but i i don't drink well then don't go don't go to bars don't go to bars stay away from places that may even give you the appearance that you that may give the appearance that you're involved in sin any place like that look i mean this goes back to you know secrets are always bad look if you wouldn't want anyone seeing that you're there or knowing that you're there you shouldn't be there that's a good rule of thumb the second thing is this keep yourself protected from sin keep yourself protected from sin identify it look identify the weak points in your life you know the weak points in your life your weak points may not be my weak points and my weak points may not be your weak points but you personally know your weak points if you struggle with alcohol just an example don't go to places that sell alcohol don't even put that in front of you stay as far away from it as possible look this is why if you quit drinking and you have a problem with alcohol and you quit drinking you need new friends you can't be around a bunch of friends that drink it's it's not going to work you have to get far away from that just like the nazarite was far separated from alcohol you need to put protections in place for your weak points to protect yourself against him do a self-assessment you know find out what you struggle with you struggle with if you struggle with covetousness you know uh you struggle with gambling you know don't go to casinos don't go anywhere near them if you struggle with that type of thing i mean look i mean a lot of people don't struggle with any of this stuff and that's great but if you do you have to put protections in place if you struggle with pornography which apparently a lot of people in this country do you know put protections in place we talked about how you can protect yourself from you know the devices in your home and you can monitor things and you can watch out you know from your with your kids look get it get extreme get rid of your internet access if you have to whatever it takes you say what look these things these these sins they will destroy your future they'll destroy your future romans 12 is telling us that our bodies are to be a living sacrifice to god acceptable to god tain and able we know that not every sacrifice is acceptable you know god just doesn't accept anything turn to hebrew's chapter 12 you see keeping yourself from sin is is more about you know it's more than just avoiding chastisement of god it's much more than just that turn to hebrew's chapter 12 i mean it's it's much more than just avoiding punishment from god it's about providing an acceptable sacrifice to the lord look at hebrew's 12 six for whom the lord loved it he'd chasten it and score just every son whom he received it if you endure chastening god deal with with you as sons for what son is he whom the father chasten it's not so god loves you you're saved you know it's it's it's really not a question of whether or not god loves you it's a question of you know do you love him is what it's a question of but look you're saved you're going to get chastised by god if you don't do any of the things that i'm telling you to do that's just what's going to happen but some people will just be beaten their whole life so it's much more than just avoiding chastisement from god look our bodies are you are you hearing me our bodies are sacrificed to god i mean are you a pile of trash are you a pile of garbage to god i mean is your life just this burning dumpster fire here's my sacrifice god a big dumpster that's on fire right now and it smells so bad you can't even get within fifty feet of it i mean is that is that your sacrifice here you go god thanks for eternal life i mean god's not going to take away your eternal life and that's the sacrifice that you offer him you know i offer you in return just this junky life just this junk filled life because i won't listen to a thing that you say is basically what that's your sacrifice you say you know but you know all the answers are in the bible you're like nah i don't like to read that's nine chapters a day ah i mean are you kidding me i have to spend half an hour a day reading the bible you know what people like this and i don't know how to convince you but people like this just have no character that's the answer they just have no character you have somebody that's done everything for you giving you eternal life you're going to go to heaven and you're just going to offer just this garbage to the lord and not only and not only are you going to offer the garbage to the lord when he gives you he gives you all the answers to unwind all that garbage he gives you a church to go to he gives you brothers and sisters in christ to be around and you're just like nope i'll be in the dumpster lighting myself on fire i mean you've got it it's a character problem it's a character problem if you know somebody like this it's a character problem they have no character that's that's the issue you know think about it they get saved they get in church for five seconds and they fizzle out i mean it's pitiful it's pitiful it's hard to watch and you can truly say look you can truly say that people like this will succeed at nothing in their life why how could i possibly say that how could i possibly say because look if you won't make the effort if you won't make the effort to be a proper sacrifice with your life and your body and think about this if you won't make the effort to be the proper sacrifice with your life and your body to the one god that has given you everything you will do it for no one so i mean you can see you can see the disaster that this will lead people to and i mean they'll you'll never make a serious effort at anything else the one thing i mean you should see you would think you would see people and you do see people like this where they do make a serious effort to be a proper sacrifice and then they have a lot of other problems in other places but at least they got the one thing the main thing the most important thing squared away they're having a hard time getting everything else squared away they're working on those things and hey those things will fall together the main thing's got to come first because look if you won't do if you won't do if you won't open the directions and follow i mean if you love me keep my commandments look i mean he loves us so he gave us the commandments but yet he says in a humble way if you love me keep my commandments but think he gave us the commandments because he loves us so it can be that proper sacrifice i mean if you won't start there you're gonna you have no chance anywhere else it's it's terrible it's it's terrible that people don't understand this i mean is this complicated is this hard to understand this is not hard to understand folks this is not christianity you know 420 you know this is this is getting your life together and loving the lord 101 is what we're talking about here so that's how you know the nazarite vow is is the same as us it's the same as us we're to be separate the nazarite vow in numbers chapter 6 is just separate separate separate separate we're to be separate and it's about offering a sacrifice and guess what we're the sacrifice we're the offering to god it's never going to be enough it's never going to be enough and it's never about our salvation or working to heaven or anything look our salvation was a gift it's about loving the lord and it's about having that acceptable sacrifice to god it's a character issue through and through that's all it is that's all it is because honestly the chastisement you'll watch people you'll watch people just get beaten into the ground by god their whole life and they'll just be like you know they'll just be on the ground just getting kicked and kicked and kicked and they're just like whatever but i mean you think you love the lord i don't know you think you love your family i don't know i don't get it so next week we begin the story of samson in the bible one of the most interesting judges in the bible i mean the most interesting i'm just gonna say it okay the most interesting judge in the bible a ton to learn from samson you know it's a true look it's a true biblical story it's a true biblical story of potential energy you know what potential energy is you know actual kinetic energy is your car driving down the road potential energy is a is a massive five ton rock sitting on a cliff that that could have a lot of energy if someone pushed it off the cliff could have a lot of energy if somebody put it into motion rolling down the hill or whatever but samson is a true story in the bible of potential energy and we're going to look at it in the coming weeks let's bow our heads and have a word of prayer


The most important aspect of this is the companies that are using digital to supplement their customer journey, not to try and replace elements of it. Now, inevitably there will be certain transactions, certain tasks that will be effectively replaced. But the last thing I think any of us are wanting to see in any of the hospitality or travel sectors is the robotization of something that is ultimately all about the personal experience and the personal interaction between a host and a service provider and a consumer. So it's the companies that are thinking hardest about this are the ones who are using technology and digital platforms to supplement their existing customer journey and add to the overall consumer experience rather than being accused of somehow removing a fundamental element of it. And I do think whether it's, you know, we saw it with the likes of Accardo and Amazon, this sort of transformation of what consumers are prepared to do or indeed what younger generations of consumers want to do, we've probably seen 10 years of movement in a year, just as we have done with online shopping. In the application of technologies to hospitality businesses, it's helpful. On some ways, it's been clunky, clumsy. It's been a little bit confusing at times, but it's been of a necessity brought on by the pandemic. And I do think it is absolutely here to stay, whether it's the booking points that James was referring to or frankly, just removing the rigidity of a payment experience. And it's the companies that are thinking about which elements of the customer experience the consumer would happily get rid of and are seeking to make sure that their digital solutions can address those needs or address those concerns. Then moving into so much more than a transactional relationship, which then becomes the role of reviews to drive the marketing profile of a business, the role of loyalty to actually maintain customer engagement long since after they left the premises. And again, it's that they're thinking about how the whole thing can be brought together as part of what you might describe as sort of a multi-channel approach, using the lessons they've learned during the pandemic or indeed the behaviors that have become apparent from consumers during the pandemic, embedding the best bits of that, but not allowing this new sort of digital way of doing business to overpower the most important aspects of the customer experience and the whole hospitality service experience, which are fundamentally at the heart of what we do.


So having started both pure beta sheet globular proteins and pure alpha helix globular proteins you can probably guess what's coming next. Mixed alpha helical and beta sheet membrane proteins. There are two types of those. First this one. Here we have a mixture where we're literally alternating alpha helices and beta sheets and the way I usually refer to that well is alpha slash beta. This structure is also helix and sheet but at least up here so here we actually have a region that's alternating but up here I have a separate beta sheet region while this is an alpha helical region so at least this part of the protein you could call alpha plus beta. Yeah sorry about the nomenclature that's not our strongest side in this field. The way I think about them and remember them is that this is alpha alternating beta while this is an alpha part plus a beta part but basically you have to learn them by heart that's what I've had to do at one point in time.


One of the markers of inflammation is heat but fever is a different thing. Fever is caused by a cytokine, a specific kind of cytokine or a specific flavor of cytokine called a pyrogen, so it's caused by a pyrogen, a specific flavor of cytokine. And pyrogens are produced by damaged tissue, by usually not damaged tissue, usually a response to an invading pathogen. And so the pyrogen, this is really interesting, pyrogens enter the bloodstream. So here we go. And remember I was like, yeah, I would think that cytokines sometimes go into the blood. So here's an example. A pyrogen goes into the bloodstream. It's produced in response to an invader and it travels in the bloodstream to your thermostat zone. Where's that? Where is temperature regulated in your body? Dude, it's an integrator. It's integrated in the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus is where temperature regulation is integrated. So here comes my friend, the pyrogen. It comes into the hypothalamus and are you ready for this? It resets the set point. It pushes, pause, it redes it. What is the normal set point for temperature, body temperature? Yeah, it's 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. So 98.6 is where incoming information from thermoreceptors in the hypothalamus says, oh, yeah, it's 98.6, this is good. If you get it up to 99.5, let's cool things down a little bit. If it gets down to 97, let's warm things up a little bit. And we have this whole system mediated by the hypothalamus. The pyrogen comes in and hypothalamus resets the set point. And now the hypothalamus says, yeah, the set point is awesome, it's 102. That's the new set point. So now, and why did it do this? Because a pyrogen, a chemical came in and messed with that area of the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus now says 102 is normal. Your temperature is below 102. You respond like you're cold.   Now, this isn't a bad guy doing this. This is you. You initiated this process, so why? Well, there are some benefits. In fact, some of our immune cells work better. We work better. Some of our white blood cells function better. They function faster at a higher temperature. Some bacteria work worse. They are not functioning optimally at that higher temperature, so they're easier to destroy if we increase the temperature. And there was also something about ions. There was some interesting. They decrease plasma ion concentrations, and I'm not sure what the mechanism for that, like how they would go about doing that, but those changing ion concentrations in the plasma affect the bacteria or the pathogens' ability to infect you. It can be very damaging, so the cost, if you get above 106 degrees Fahrenheit, you're going to die. You might not die, but you'll have brain damage, which is not great, and it makes you feel bad. So a fever doesn't, it's not a pleasant thing, but it's a great example of, you know what, I'm going to take one for the team. I'm going to suffer through a fever.  I'm going to risk brain damage because if I don't, I'm going to let this bad pathogen take over my system, and I'll probably die, so it's worth it. Yeah, there's going to be some fallout for me, but it's worth doing. Another strategy that the innate immune system employs is nonspecific phagocytosis, so we're going to yumpshalize, phagocytize the bad guys, but we're going to do it in a nonspecific way because phagocytosis is also a part of the acquired immune response.


Hey guys, how you doing? This is your boy Rich from RichTVLive and you too can join the club at richpicksdaily.com where you can learn how to win and trade. Hi, how you doing today? I'm your host Rich. Here we have a RichTVLive with our very special guest, the CFO of Wellfield Technologies, Brian Locke. How you doing today, Brian? Good. Thanks for having me on the show. Oh, excited to learn more about your company. We love decentralized finance and let's get right into some questions. Wellfield Technologies is focused on unlocking the power of decentralized finance, otherwise known as DeFi, by building open and accessible decentralized protocols and blockchain-based consumer products. Can you tell us a little bit more about the company and what you do for the company? Sure. Yeah, so I am the CFO, formerly an accountant, drank the Bitcoin Kool-Aid a long time ago and was looking for an opportunity to get into the space and came along Levy Hanan and some of the other leaders at Wellfield and jumped at the opportunity to join. We really love what we're building at Wellfield. So at a very high level, we're focusing really on two things. The first is that we've developed some pretty hardcore technology that lives on top of public blockchains that will help give blockchain the power it needs to really redefine the global financial system. And then the second thing that we're focusing on is building applications that make blockchain relevant to our everyday financial lives. I'm super excited to watch you guys grow and evolve. We've been following DeFi since its inception and I'm a huge fan of decentralized finance. Why is there so much buzz around DeFi right now? And why should investors be paying attention? Yeah, I think blockchain, Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi in general, has really proven that it has staying power and it has the technology and potential to do what the internet has done, which is really redefine the way people live and interact with each other and how businesses connect directly to consumers and end users. And so like the internet, we're still trying to figure out exactly what DeFi is going to evolve into. And so there's a ton of interest in many different areas of the DeFi ecosystem of people trying to put money to work and test ideas and business models to see what will stick and how finance is going to evolve in the future. I want to just make sure everyone knows the symbol is WFLD. And one of the things I like to understand is there's a lot of other new projects that are coming out with DeFi right now as a major focus. So what sets Wellfield apart from other companies in the DeFi space? Yeah, so if we want to look at the DeFi ecosystem, I think it's really important to understand if a business is building a blockchain, if they're building smart contracts or services directly on the protocol layer of DeFi, or if they're strictly building applications. And so there are a lot of companies that are building great apps or dashboards that plug people and give them an interface to connect them directly to smart contracts and directly to the blockchain or DeFi. There are a lot of companies who are using the blockchain and DeFi language, but actually provide services to people that are not powered by DeFi. So a traditional cryptocurrency exchange or a Bitcoin ETF is leveraging the hype, but we don't actually consider that to be a DeFi company. We think Wellfield is very unique in the public markets in that we are building smart contracts and some hardcore protocol technology that lives directly on top of Bitcoin and Ethereum and other public blockchains. And we are also taking a unique approach to the applications we're building instead of creating a platform for people to largely speculate on trading and staking. We are trying to build out applications that work for people's everyday financial lives. So think about a savings account, which is better interest rates because it's powered by DeFi, or the ability to take the Bitcoin you already own and get a loan based off of that collateral with better terms and lower interest, etc. So I think that's really what separates us. Yeah, I'm excited to see you guys evolve. Can you tell us about the MoneyClip app? I'm very excited about this and why it's unique compared to other digital wallets in the market? Yeah, so MoneyClip today exists as a peer-to-peer payments application in Canada. And the reason today MoneyClip is a peer-to-peer payments app is that DeFi is in its early days. Just like the early internet companies like Netflix, they wanted to stream high resolution content directly to our phones. But the best the internet could give them was mailing DVDs that we order online. And so in many ways there are infrastructure gaps in DeFi and blockchain right now. And so as money, as seamless, the seamless technology that Wellfield's building and others fill in some of those infrastructure gaps, MoneyClip will evolve to be a broader financial app that makes DeFi or blockchain work for the way we live. So we really built MoneyClip because we believe blockchain will put people at the center of money in finance, where today the institutions are at the center and they're the ones that are charging economic rents and defining the terms. And so MoneyClip really is our brand to use and create a new way to do banking and finance for everyday life. Now you touched a little bit on seamless. Wellfield is gearing up for some exciting launches in the new year, starting with the seamless protocol. Can you tell us a little bit more about that? Sure, yeah. So because we have products that are applications, and then we have some pretty hardcore technology and smart contracts that live on public blockchains, the end users are different. And so we've decided to have different brands and messaging. So MoneyClip is the brand we use for our application. And then seamless is the brand that is used for Wellfield's hardcore tech. And seamless really started off in early 2018, maybe late 2017, as a group of PhDs that really banded together to solve some of blockchain's biggest infrastructure gaps. And so I mentioned that DeFi is kind of in its shipping DVDs in the mail phase right now. There are a lot of infrastructure gaps in the blockchain space that require us to use a cryptocurrency exchange, whether we like it or if we don't like it. If I want to trade Bitcoin for an asset on a different blockchain, I need to use an intermediary, a new type of bank or institution. And so seamless has a very unique breadth and depth of academic expertise. And we've been working on some pretty unique solutions that we will be launching all next year in 2022. And so at a very high level, one of them is a cross blockchain trading exchange, a decentralized exchange that removes the need for me to send my Bitcoin to an exchange if I want to buy Ethereum, for example, sort of like a Uniswap. There are a lot of Ethereum decentralized exchanges that only support Ethereum assets. We built from the ground up a brand new architecture and technology that enables us to do what Ethereum or Uniswap does for Ethereum, but for all blockchains. And then we also have a very, one of the more exciting products to me because I'm a Bitcoin holder is a product that makes Bitcoin compatible with decentralized finance. One of the biggest problems for Bitcoin right now, whether or not you believe that it has some compelling store of value qualities is that you cannot use it to get a loan. You cannot use it to earn interest unless you send it to another controlled address or counterparty. And so we have some very interesting smart contracts and technology that we're launching next year that will enable you to keep custody of your Bitcoin but port it into Ethereum and other DeFi blockchains and actually put it to work to earn interest or get a loan, et cetera. Last thing. Yeah, I'm super excited about that. There are already I think quite an obvious market demand for this type of product in WBTC as an example of what we may unfairly characterize as a cartel of exchanges. That will take your money or take your Bitcoin and send you an IOU on Ethereum. And there are already, I think there's $12 billion worth of Bitcoin IOUs on the Ethereum blockchain in the form of a centralized solution. And so we take the idea of your Bitcoin on Ethereum and allow you to keep custody of it. And then we have a suite of other solutions that solve some of the new challenges that result from the way that automated market making and decentralized trading on Ethereum and other blockchain works. One of them being impermanent losses.  At the moment, there's no way to really hedge your impermanent loss risk without just removing your liquidity from the marketplace. And so we have a novel solution that we don't see anyone trying to build at the moment that allows you to hedge your impermanent loss risk and to make markets or provide liquidity, earn the fees and offset those risks as well. Wow. That's really exciting. Now, you touched base a little bit on this. Can you tell us more about the cross blockchain decentralized exchange and what sets it apart from other exchanges? Sure. Yeah. So just like Uniswap, SushiSwap, Curve as an example, there are a lot of automated market making decentralized exchanges on Ethereum, but they are technically restricted to only serving or supporting assets on their native blockchain Ethereum. There are groups that have tried to take the idea of an Ethereum dex and bring in and support other blockchains. We have not seen anyone be able to do it successfully in a fully decentralized manner. And we have built a novel approach that we think is very unique, provides high performance and full security to the end user that will enable people to trade their assets across different blockchains without needing a centralized exchange. And so we do that without for the people who are interested in the tech, we do it without the need for a bridging asset or some of the other needs to custody your assets in a pooled account controlled by third parties. So here at Rich TV Live, we really like to understand the fundamentals of the project. Wellfield has put together an impressive management team to help see through its vision. Who are your key members and what do they bring to the table? Yeah, I'm fortunate to be flanked by an experienced group of people on the leadership team. Levi Cohen is the CEO of Wellfield and he is the founder of Seamless, the protocol or smart contract brand at Wellfield. He has decades of experience working in leadership roles in technology and finance companies in Israel and the Silicon Valley. And then Yishai Steinhardt is the CTO and Hanan Steinhardt, their brothers. He is on the board and the CSO. They have decades of experience together starting, scaling and selling companies in the Silicon Valley as well. What are some of the key catalysts investors should watch out for from Wellfield in 2022? Yeah, we will be doing a lot in 2022. So starting with MoneyClip, investors should expect to see the brand and the product for MoneyClip to evolve from a peer-to-peer payments app to a broader financial application that communicates we are using blockchain to make your everyday financial life better. And we will be beginning to do that very early next year. And then Seamless is three suites of technology hedging and other liquidity optimization protocols cross blockchain trading and then also making Bitcoin compatible with DeFi will all be launched in 2022. I can't wait. Super excited. It's going to be a huge year. How can investors that are interested in learning more about the company get in touch with you guys? Yeah, so our website is Wellfield.io. We have an investors section of the website where you can find our corporate presentation, some contact information, our press releases and other filings that we do online. And then we're on Twitter, social media. We love to see how people are interacting and responding to the products that we're bringing to market as well. But primarily I think that reaching out to us from the investor section of the website is ideal. I must remind everyone that Rich TV Live is strictly for information and education purposes. Past performance is not always an indication of future results. Please do your due diligence, do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about or discuss here on Rich TV Live. In saying that, I do believe that DeFi is one of the hottest, fastest growing sectors in the world, especially when it comes to cryptocurrency and investing. We've had great success as a trading club investing in DeFi stocks and DeFi cryptocurrency projects. I think this is another project that everybody should be aware of. Put WFLD on your radar, put it on your watch list. If you like the video, smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe. And thank you for joining us today, the CFO of Wellfield Technologies, Brian Locke. Thanks, Rich. I'd love to come back and chat again. Love to invite you back on the show anytime you guys have any big breaking news or anything you want to discuss for our community or for anyone that's watching, we'd love to invite you back on the show. And I know that our entire community will be watching very closely in 2022 and beyond. Thank you. Thank you for watching, everybody. If you're not winning, you're probably not watching. We're bringing the winners, just like Wellfield Technologies, and we bring them to you first. This is Rich from Rich TV Live with Brian Locke, the CFO of Wellfield Technologies, saying, have a nice day. We'll see you soon.


Session, ebullary of man, there is a simple word, a word of only six letters, but one fraught with more portent and undercurrent than all the words in the modern lexicon. ESCAPE, escape, the running away from the here to the there, from the known into the unknown, when the present is a knife twisting in a wound and the pain is beyond bearing. ESCAPE is an anesthesia, a snare and a delusion, a pitfall into which so many run afoul. In a moment you'll hear this story of a man who ran away from himself a thousand miles, ten thousand miles, yet could not leave one inch from his point of embarkation. The title is EBTITE, starring Gale Page and Ellie Lewis, a narrative of a strange and mind leaching obsession. It is the inexorable order of the universe that as the mystic magnetic forces of the moon sweep the tides of earth into the high mark of flat. So again are they swept out to that shelving reach that is known as the EBT. It is of this that we speak, the low level in which man in his equation of life occasionally finds himself. When the forces of hope and courage and ambition and faith are swept up beyond sight by a strange inexplicable toss to quote the master as the tide goes clear out so must it always come clear in that the line of failure and success is so fine that man scarcely knows when he's upon it and thus in a great hospital a small group of men are gathered. Let us call them men in white. This scene is one of dignity, of scholarship and learning. White-haired Dr. John Cummings, Chief Surgeon, is speaking. I have here this afternoon to pay tribute and respect to a colleague, a gentleman whose skill in the surgical theater and whose keen understanding of human ales belies his age and commands for him our deepest admiration and pride in calling him one of us. Gentlemen, it is my honor to present the Scofield Award of Medicine to Dr. Philip Halstead. May I state in passing that Dr. Halstead is the youngest man of our profession to ever receive this award. Dr. Halstead in the name of medicine and humanity, my sincerest congratulations. Thank you, Dr. Cummings. Gentlemen, I can't tell you how grateful I am for your acclaim. It humbles me all the more to know that such gentlemen of wisdom have placed so much confidence and responsibility in me. And in accepting, I can only make the same vow again that I did make once before. I swear by Apollo, Panacea, Hygea, and all the gods and goddesses, and make them my witness, that I shall carry out the regimen of the sick and afflicted and give them of my knowledge. Gentlemen, it is my constant prayer to one God that he will grant me an ever continuing power of that knowledge. Phyllis! Phyllis! I beg your pardon. Bill, what on earth are you doing home at this time of day? Mr. Danvers, may I present my husband, Dr. Halstead? How do you do, Doctor? Quite well, thank you. Mr. Danvers is an old friend of mine, dear. He just dropped in to say hello. Extremely nice of him, I'm sure. You'd better run upstairs, darling, and change clothes.  I'm not staying, Phyllis. I'll be home later. Goodbye. Goodbye, Doctor. But, Phil! Isn't he dreadful, Reggie? He's got a jealous streak in him, a yard wide. Oh, do you blame him, my dear? After all, coming home and finding your lovely wife being kissed by another man. Dr. Halstead, I am turning over that Jackson case to you. I want you to operate in the morning. I didn't tell you what you're up against. I think you know. What? I beg your pardon, Doctor. I heard you. I was thinking about something else, I guess. Yes, I'll take care of the case. In fact, I'd better run up and take a look at him now. At him, Doctor? I was referring to the case of D-19, Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson?  Yes, after you make the pre-surgical examination, Doctor, you'd better go home for the rest of the day. You'll be in for quite a siege in the morning. Siege? Yes, I guess you're right.  Do you know what time it is? I was waiting until he left. He? Please, Phyllis, let's not be children. At least pay me the respect of being reasonably intelligent of nothing else. If you're in a mood for dramatics, Phil, it's not too late for you to go downtown and see a show. I understand the one at the palace is very highly dramatic. I saw all the shows I want to see this afternoon, Phyllis. I should like to know if the show's ended or will there be another act? Don't be absurd. I'm not being absurd, Phyllis. I'm being deadly serious and I want you to be the same way. Well?  At least won't you try to understand that you're married to a doctor? And that as such, your life and mine must be kept without any stigma of the cheap or commonplace. We've too much responsibility, Phyllis. Too many things are expected of us.  I know a lot of ministers that would envy your sermons. And if you want to be serious and high and mighty, all right, Phyll, I'll play. Maybe I can preach a sermon, too. Go on. You and your holier-than-now department and your so-called dignity of medicine. I'm not married to a man. I'm married to a bottle of iodine or a can of ether. I'm married to Mrs. O'Callaghan's stomach ulcers as somebody's burst of appendix. What do you expect me to do, Philip? Sit around the house all day with a blinds pull down, reading the American Medical Journal, while you walk up and down hospital corridors and pressing patients and chucking pretty nurses under the chin. All I expect is that you conduct yourself as any respectable wife should conduct herself. I don't expect you to turn this house into an entertainment parlor for your old boyfriends, particularly of the ilk that you entertained this afternoon. Well, of all the colossal ego... Not ego, Phyllis. I'm afraid that I want to respect my wife as I respect my profession. The way I want others to respect her, too. You're becoming dreadfully pedantic and boring, Philip. You'll excuse me if I retire. Phyllis, I'm not through yet. No? Then I'm afraid you'll be talking to yourself. And I seem to recall reading in one of your books some place that talking to oneself is a symptom of being somewhat wacky, shall we say. Good night, Phyllis. And then one night, Dr. Halstead returned to that domain he had called his castle. He was stopped by a silhouette against the cinematic screen of the window shade. What he saw, we shan't repeat. But in that moment of seeing, the house crumbled and the tides swept out to the sea. And that next morning, a patient died under the knife of Dr. Halstead. A death that should not have been. But wise. And the word if became huge in his life for if these things had not happened, Dr. Halstead would not now be on this tramp steamer bound for nowhere, in particular. And he would not have been in the bar as he is now. I beg your pardon, sir. If you don't mind me saying it, I think it's a much of that there rum and it tropics this way. It's pretty blinking bad, sir. Don't you think you've had enough? I've had too much, but not a rum. You can fill the glass up again. I can pay for it. Very well, sir. I can insist. But we'll be ducking in the morning. You'll be wanting to be top old sheep, sir. But I want advice. I'll ask for it, bartender. Fill up the glass and keep filling it up until I tell you to stop. Howdy, mister. Hello. Welcome to Torhiti. Mind if I sit down? No. I saw you got off the boat this morning. You're planning to stay a while, huh? Maybe. Well, I was about buying a girl a drink so as we can toast to your happy stay here, huh? A drink? Sure, why not? Here. Here's five dollars. Go over to the bar and buy yourself anything you want. Just make sure you drink it over there. Sure. Okay, mister, I get it. You want to be alone, no? That's right. I don't know what the idea is, but you sure picked a spot for it, mister. Outside of a few rum-dum sailors blowing in here once in a blue moon, there ain't but six whites on the island. Just as a tip, mister.  Thanks for the tip. Bartender, let me check. Right, you are, sir. That'll be two dollars United States currency. Here you are. Thank you, sir. And whenever you want another little nip or something to ward off the fever, this is the place to get it. Nothing but the best. That's what I carry. I'm sure you do. Wait a minute, mister. Here's your five bucks. I ain't thirsty just now. You can buy me a drink some other time. You better buy yourself one right now so as you can drink to my long and happy stay here. That's what you said, isn't it? And for God's sakes, do it and leave me alone.  He arrived here this morning on that old tramp and he's drunk already. What do you think he's doing here, Goldie? I don't know, Crawley. Maybe the same thing I'm doing here, only in a little different way. Don't ask me what I'm doing here on a kind I don't know. No more than he does. Maybe that's why I feel sorry for the guy. Often to give him back his five bucks. That's something I ain't never done before. Heat. Rum. Bitterness. Frustration. The ingredients to mix a very potent cocktail, but surely not one in which to drown sorrow that floats in the wellsprings of the heart. What does it matter where you go? You must take yourself along and yourself is the nemesis from which you would cradly be rid. There is no running away. The sun shines on all corners of the earth and night falls on every nook and cranny. There is no escape. Only the fools chase after the will of the wisp an endless, senseless pursuit inspired by an obsession. In a moment we'll return to our story. Dark and abysmal world of defeat. We're in a man lives not for the future but in the shadows of the past. Where there is no longer the rising dawns of tomorrow but only the sun sets of yesterday. There is but one compelling desire. Escape. But escape into what? Some men toy with a grim thought of death but that is the crumbling portal covered the long sleep and the eternal blackout. Philip Halstead is no coward paradoxical as it may seem. His is the resolute will to remain alive with the torturing apparitions of his memories that are always the companions of the sensitive to remember what he was what he could have been and what he is now and thus Dr. Philip Halstead has existed on the remote islands of Tauhiti for the turning of three months. I say existed for surely a man does not live in the blurring fog of rum and heat in the mouldering dank earth are the forgotten atolls of the southern waste. The bottle is empty. Come on over here. I don't be arty. As soon as you pay up for the last one. Did the gentlemen's credit any good? Credit? Not on this blooming island it isn't Mr. Halstead. Wait a minute. Did you say Mr. Halstead? I did and what of it? No, nothing. That's right Crawley. Mr. Halstead. Yes, plain Mr. Halstead. Now look here now. You've been on this blinking place for three months now. You spent your money a few more coming in. What are you doing here? It's a secret. You don't say. A secret it is. Maybe there's a treasure buried on this year island somewhere. Poyer treasure maybe.  All right Crawley. I won't. And I'll tell you my secret. What I'm here for. I'm here to get drunk. Good and drunk and stay drunk. Well that's all right with me. Providing you pays for what you drinks. Now come on now. And over for the last one. This is all I got Crawley. Every cent of it. Blimey. A couple of coppers. And what do you expect to buy with that? That's all I got Crawley and I'd like a drink. Oh, you would. Well you ain't getting one. I'm no charity institution. What's the matter Crawley? Me buck, oh he is broke. And he wants a drink he does. That's what he says. Like this here place was a blooming officer's club or something. I'll buy him a drink. No you won't, thank you. I'll pay for my own. Listen to him talk will you? How about paying for the last one? I'll have to owe you for it Crawley. Now, you left to owe me for it. Why you blinking shot. It's just blokes like you that takes the profit out of business. Now come on out you go. Oh don't do that Crawley. I'll pay for it. Whatever it is. Oh no you won't. Let's go like this. One, two, three. Hey Crawley. I don't waste your time feeling sorry for that bloke. He ain't no good for fear that one. And you stay out of here see. The next time you come in I'll slit your throat and use you for fish bait. You've been here for three days. A combination of rum and feeder. Then you? I couldn't let you lie there in the street could I? You had a dive. The answer. When you were delirious you talked. About me telling anybody. Still your secret. I suppose it makes any difference. It'd make a lot of difference after you went back to America. Had somebody know what happened. Back to America? You don't think you're staying here do you?  You're clear not for the states and the next cargo boat. Oh no I'm not. Now look doctor, I'll do the talking for now see. I've been taking care of you for three days like you was a baby and I wasn't doing it for my health. What are you talking about? I'll tell you what I'm talking about. When you was laying there talking away about your wife and the work at the hospital in New York I did a little thing for myself. About things that I ain't thought of for too long. What? I used to live in New York. About a hundred years ago. I ain't forgot. What it's like to walk down the street maybe meet somebody you know ask them how they are maybe meet somebody you know ask them how they are maybe have lunch together talk about a dress sale at Macy's maybe in the wintertime the snow comes down everything's white and clean you can see your breath when you talk I ain't forgotten New York doctor. Listen I now listen to me maybe I did the same thing you did run away from something that hurt me sure I got away from it but I've been running into things ever since and now I'd give it anything in the world for a chance to go back but I can't I belong here now but you don't you're a doctor your job's supposed to be saving lies not destroying them and you're going back to the states doctor you can take it from me I ain't kidding a week from that day when Goldie whose last name we don't know spoke of home in America to Dr. Phillip Halstead was due in a lagoon of the tiny island of Tauhiti and on the night proceeding while Crawley tended his stained and grimy bar the rear bamboo door of Crawley's house was quietly opened and in the dark a match sputtered and glowed yellow for a second and vanished listening ears might have heard the protesting squeak of a rusty tin box a moment's hesitation and then the door was opened again as quietly as before and then shut and a shadow vanished into the velvet night howdy mister look I'm a pretty chipper these days thanks to you Goldie did you come in Fredrinth there's one on the house tonight on a kind of a cargo boat to do in tomorrow morning just came in to say hello have a look at the bright lights ah come on you'll have just one with me won't you sort of a toast to you getting well how's the bottle well all right I guess if they're on the house hey Crawley a couple of rum slings for the customer all right this once but I don't want no more guff off that bloke I don't think I'd better stay Goldie ah forget it Crawley didn't mean nothing you're going to be down to the wharf in the morning when the boat comes in no I'm taking a canoe going over to one of the islands I'd like to have a look around well here you are here's your drinks and that's all you're going to get understand here's yours doctor and here's looking at you and wishing you lots of luck thanks same to you Goldie there'll be quite a time tomorrow when the cargo schooner comes in be some letters maybe and some newspapers from America Goldie what's the matter with this drink what? I don't know I feel funny what's the blinking well going on around here what's the matter with him first drink his head since he was sick and I guess it went right to his head I'll take care of him pardon sir for intruding but I was just wondering if you were all right all right of course I'm all right except for a headache hey where the blazers am I well you're on board the SS Cabot sir down for America out of Honolulu what the devil am I doing here you've been quite unconscious sir and you were transferred on board from a cargo steamer in Honolulu incidentally sir the person sent this letter down to you I know from whom I don't know sir what is this two three four five hundred dollars what did this come from Stuart I'm sure I don't know sir perhaps there's a note yes there is dear Dr. Halstead told you I wasn't kidding and I wasn't very good luck say hello to New York for me Goldie and the money we could send it to Crawley he was the one who furnished it again good luck sure Crawley I took the money what are you going to do about it slip my throat and use me for fish base boy you dirty blooming sneaky little ah don't say it Crawley they're not the right words for a lady to hear and tonight Goldie's the lady she's going to celebrate I think I'll start off with a champagne cocktail that's what ladies drink ain't it sure one champagne cocktail Crawley for a lady and so the powerful inexplicable force of the lunar satellite creates the sorcery which swings the tides in full cycle what was ebb tide is now flood tide but out there beyond the curving line of the horizon Goldie remains trapped in a snare of her own weaving but through her simple act she is thrown off the yoke and the ties of her deep rooted and intertwining obsession in a moment I'll return and tell you about our story for next week next week you'll hear the story of a little man of destiny who changed the entire position of the world brought fear into the hearts of untold millions and made a hero out of a man named Wellington on a field called Waterloo it is the narrative of the little man of destiny starring Lewis Merrill as Napoleon Bonaparte a gripping driving goading saga the story was produced and transcribed by C.P. 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