of the woodland. Ranger Bill, warrior of the woodland, struggling against extreme odds, traveling dangerous trails, showing rare courage in the face of disaster, in the air, on horseback, or in a screaming squad car. Ranger Bill, his mind alert, already smile, unswerving, loyal to his mission, and all this in exchange for the satisfaction and pride of a job well done. Ranger Bill Jefferson speaking, may I help you? Oh, hello, Central, what's up, Amy? There's a long distance, if he's anywhere nearby. Seems it's from his cousin Richard. Well, tell Richard we'll accept the call, Amy. Meantime, I'll get Henry to the phone. Henry, your cousin Richard's on the phone. Richard, hey, boy, good. Hello, Richard. Richard, hello? Hello? Don't get so excited, Henry. I've got to connect you first. Oh, hi, Rich. Hi, Henry. Hi, how are you? Oh, fine, fine. That's swell. All before I left for Naughty Pine. Well, yeah, what time will you get here? I should be in tomorrow morning. Can someone meet me? Oh, sure. Bill and Stumpy, Mary Lou and I, we'll all be waiting for you at the station, Rich. Great, great. Great to begin those flying lessons. Yeah, I'm excited too. So don't miss your train. Okay, Henry. Hey, I got to go now. They're letting the passengers through the gates. So long. I'll see you in Naughty Pine, okay? Okay, Rich. See you in the morning at the station. You know, boys and girls, today is an age of space flight. Navigating planes at high speed through the skies, exploring the heavens, flying miles up into the unknown stratosphere. And I suppose the dream of almost every youngster is to one day take a trip in a rocket ship. Of course, some old timers like Stumpy are happy to lead the adventurous exploring of the moon to you young people. Stumpy says the moon is only made of cheese anyway, and he doesn't like cheese. However, I must admit that I like it, flying that is. I've been doing it for many years. One of the many thrills that I always get when flying is to observe the wonders of the heavens which God created. I'm amazed when I see the unlimited power of God, how he's everywhere at once. Of course, many people don't understand this. In fact, Richard, one of Henry's cousins, couldn't realize how God is able to be everywhere at once. Oh, he learned, but it was through disobedience. Richard, like many other boys of 16, wanted to learn how to fly an airplane. I accepted the job and offered to give him Henry and Mary Lou Lessons. But little did I realize that some exciting, dangerous adventures were going to take place. It all began when Richard got off the train and not even... There she is, and people getting off the train, Henry. But I don't see Rich. He's on it, Stumpy. I know he is. Don't be impatient, old timer. The train just pulled in. Well, I don't know, Bill. If I were their train conductor, I'd have had all those suitcases unloaded. The people inside the train station, the engine turned around and headed back up the track. Do you see him yet, Henry? No, not yet anyway. But he'll be getting off soon. I know he wouldn't have missed this train. I'm sure he wouldn't have, Henry. Now, let's step aside now so that those who are coming to the gates here can find walking space. Oh, there isn't that, Rich. Walking tortoise. You want with the brown suit. You're right, Murray Lou. Hey, Richard. Rich, over here. Henry, Henry. Hi. Bill, Murray Lou. Stumpy. And what a delegation. Hi, honey. See, what's that? It's a dragon behind you. Dragon behind me. Probably my tie. I guess I didn't... I don't see anything. Stumpy. Don't pay any attention, and Richard has always done that. That's right, Richard. Stumpy is our clown in the very good range you do, eh, Stumpy? That's right, Bill. You don't know of anyone else that can swing as dull an axe as I can and get more tips at the same time. Here, Richard. Now, let Henry and I help you with your luggage. Thanks, Bill. That suitcase over there is the one with my flying gear in it. Boy, I sure am anxious to get started on those lessons. Well, you're no more anxious about it than I am, more Henry or Murray Lou. So, what are we standing here for? Let's go. Everyone inside? Okay, Doc. Good. We'll be on our way. Now, when are you going to learn to drive, Stumpy? Now that Richard, Henry, and Murray Lou are going to learn how to fly an airplane. Young fella! Why, a horse and monkey is fast enough for me to drive?  Although I don't know what makes you think you're so good with a horse and buggy, especially since that runaway yesterday. I think you'd better limber up on the kitty car in the playground. Well, good morning, Richard. Henry, have a good sleep. Boy, did I sleep last night. Must be this country air. I slept pretty good, too. Except when Richard pulled all the blankets on his side of bed. Say, what do I smell? Bacon and eggs? I'm not telling. It's just something that goes with biscuits. Murray Lou is a swell cook, young man. Bet you when you leave for home at the end of this summer you'll broaden down like a tree. All right, Murray Lou? Oh, Stumpy, I'm not that good. There, the table's all set. Now breakfast is ready. Okay, let's sit down.    Okay. Now let's give thanks to God. Our Heavenly Father, as always, we thank Thee for our many blessings. Bless this, our first meal of a new day. Help us to realize how grateful to Thee we should be for thy many wise and good gifts. Amen. Well, anything exciting happen on the train trip, Richard? Yeah, it was an exciting trip. Several things happened. Not real unusual, I guess, but they were kind of exciting to me. Oh, like what, Richard? I'm anxious to know how much money Jesse James stole from the passengers. He tried, but Richard told him he knew a ranger named Stumpy, and Mr. James got right off the train. Well, across the aisle from me, there were three Air Force pilots. There was a chaplain seated there with them, too. They were talking about some of the latest missiles, planes and satellites. I thought that was real interesting. Yeah, sounds interesting. What did they say about their planes? They said they have planes that can fly almost a thousand miles an hour and climb miles up into the stratosphere. Why? That sure sounds exciting. Yeah, but get this. They think it'll be possible to put a human being into orbit or even go to the moon before too many months. Yeah, ordinarily, I don't like to admit that I'm getting on in years, but in this case, I'm kind of glad I am. I'm not sure it wouldn't want to be the first human being to take a trip like that. I don't know, Stumpy. Sounds adventurous to me. Yeah, me, too. Can I have some more bacon, please? Sure. You know, they sure got into quite a discussion about the planets, science and that stuff. Who's they, Rich? The pilots and the chaplain. What'd they say? Well, it seems that this one pilot believed that the answer to the world's problems was in planes and missiles and rockets and like that. One of the other flyers seemed to think that the world ought to live and let live. He said that it wasn't anyone's business what the other fellow did. Now, the other man, he felt that maybe there was an answer to everything, but he didn't know just what it was. What did the chaplain have to say for himself? Well, he said something like, if the people in the world had to ever live in peace, they'd have to give themselves to God through Jesus Christ. Think he's right, Rich? Yeah, I don't know. I guess I believe in God all right. But with all that talk about God being in the heavens and on earth and even here in Naughty Pine at the same time, well, I don't know. It seems hard to explain. I've read all the facts and listened to a lot of sermons, gone to Sunday school classes. Maybe time will help me understand. What you must realize, Richard, is that God is a spirit. But more of that another time, right now, a plane is at the airport waiting for a pilot. What do you say we go and begin the flying lessons now that everyone has finished eating? I'm set, Bill. I'll eat the dishes till we get back. Am I going to be the first one to try my hand at flying, Bill? Since you're our guest, I don't see why not. Great. I just happened to remember a little work that needs my personal attention, young fella. That is, if you'll excuse me from your flying party. Besides, I believe birds were the only ones meant to fly. The flying lessons were going along smoothly with all three students learning the basic fundamentals very quickly. But I was being confronted with a problem. I felt that God was depending on me to show Richard that God was able to be everywhere at once. I had the answer, but how was I to get it across to Richard? This young man had to realize a need of God, a cause to turn to God. But how could this be brought about? Well, we continued on with the flying lessons. Well, I tried to think of a situation that would cause Richard to understand and trust in the spiritual being of God. I got it started. Climb in, Rich.  Okay, Bill. Good luck, Rich. I'll meet it, Henry. See you when we land again. All set, Richard. Roger. Okay. Here we go. Well, what do you say we do a barrel roll? Roger. I'm with you. Hold on, then. Here we go. Now, not now. Maybe our next trip up. I'll cruise around for another few minutes, and we'll take her in. You take over the controls now. That's it. Okay, just relax. Now you've got it, Richard. Look out there at those clouds, the beautiful colors around them. Doesn't this give you a feeling of closeness to God? Always does me. When I'm way up here, without the earth under my feet, I always feel the presence of God. Just look above us. Miles and miles of stratosphere. Am I looking at a masked face? Yeah, it's not really masked, since God is up there, too. How does it affect you, Richard? It doesn't really do too much to me, sir. I don't know. I know that we have the airplane, and that any minute we'll be back with Henry and Mary Lou. I hope. I believe there's a God, but somehow I can't seem to understand or realize that God is everywhere. I know that's what all the books and the Sunday school teachers tell me, but it just isn't getting through to me. We'll keep on praying, Richard. And God will make himself clear to you before very much longer. Be kind? What do you say about taking the plane back home? Richard, let's go. Once again, Richard couldn't understand my testimony of God being in all places at all times. He just wasn't thinking clearly. God had given me quite a job of leading Richard to him. Meantime, he was developing into quite a pilot. I wanted to make sure, though, that he didn't get too anxious to fly by himself. He'd been asking me for a chance to solo right after his third or fourth lesson. This was good. And yet he was all so bad. I knew that an inexperienced pilot might do many things wrong. It would be very easy for him to misjudge his altitude and his direction. These are two danger points when piloting a plane. Nevertheless, Richard was aggressive, and this was a good sign. My job was to hold him somewhat in check. Morning, boys. What'll it be today? Soda or malt? Morning, Mr. Weaver. Oh, your drug store always has such a good smell. Guess I'll have a soda for myself. Rich, what do you want? I'll take a malt, Henry. Strawberry, please. One soda and one malt. Coming right up. Well, Rich, this summer's almost over. Yeah, and so are our flying lessons, too. But in a way, I'm glad. I'm anxious to fly on my own. That solo flight will really be something. Well, I'll say, I can hardly wait. You know, I actually believe I could solo right now without any difficulties. Oh, I don't know, Rich. I still feel a little shaky and nervous when I think of myself being up in that plane alone. With Bill alone, I feel better, though. Ah, come on, Henry. There's nothing to it. You just gotta keep a level head. That's all. I don't know, Rich.  Come on, Henry. Well, I'll bet you that I could pilot that single engine plane much, much higher than Ranger Bill has ever had. I wouldn't even try anything like that, Rich. Never. At least, I wouldn't until I had logged a lot more hours of flying time behind my name. Hey, here comes our soda and malt. Here you are, boys. Dig in on that. Looks delicious. Well, taste good. True. Thanks, Henry. But don't try to flatter me into giving you a free soda. 25 cents, please. Okay. Thanks. Of course, I was only teasing you, Henry. You're my very best customer here, Naughty Pine. Say, I hear the two of you are becoming expert pilots, that right? Yes, sir, Mr. Weaver. Ranger Bill's teaching Henry and me, Mary Lou, too. What do you think about when you're up there zooming along with the birds in the clouds? Sort of scary, ain't it? To me, it is. I guess Rich feels differently about it. Yeah, how about it, Rich? Doesn't bother me. No, sir, just give me a plane, and that's all I need. Nothing else. You fellas ever stopped to think about all the wonders of the heavens, the sun, the stars, gravity itself? In fact, the whole universe, the miraculous way in which this old world of ours is held together, makes you sort of think, don't it? Bill said that the scientists and astronomers tell us that our solar system is only one of many such systems in the great galaxy called the Milky Way. He's right, Henry. I'd unconsiderable reason about this very subject, especially lately. What were the satellites being put into orbit and the like? What have you read, Mr. Weaver? Well, like Bill told you, our galaxy is only one of the many galaxies which form just a part of the vast limitless expanse of the universe. I never thought that you knew so much about science. Just a secret until now, Henry. I guess I always wanted to be a pilot or something, but the drug business, well, it's been pretty good down through the years. That's some mighty nice people here at this soda fountain. Some nasty ones, too. Well, tell us some more about the universe, Mr. Weaver. Sure is interesting. Well, like I was saying, our planet, the astronomers tell us, is merely a third-rate planet, a second-rate solar system, lost in the expanse of what seems to be limitless space. Mr. Weaver, how did some scientists say our world began? Well, a star because of gravity detached from the sun, great mass is a flaming gas. These orphan masses from the sun gradually cooled and crystallized to become, well, nuclei of planets. Well, these continued to revolve around the parent sun, held in their orbits by the gravitational pull of the sun. Oh, hey, here's Bill. Hi, Bill. Hello, gentlemen. Having a big conference over your drinks? You said it. You're just the fellow we wanted to join in our discussion. Have a seat. Okay. Well, now, what's the topic for today? Airplanes? Being that we've got more flight instructions coming up in a couple of hours? Well, airplanes started the conversation, but that's not what we're talking about now. Mr. Weaver was explaining how our universe came into existence. Yeah, Bill. Mr. Weaver sure knows a lot about science. Yeah, I'll say. Do you know how our Earth could be millions and millions of years old? I had to give away my little secret, Bill. I had to tell that I'd always wanted to be a pilot and had studied science for several years. Man, science is really a mystery, isn't it? To a certain extent. But with God being the creator of the world, that makes it much less of a mystery. Well, that's just not clear to me, Bill. If I could only understand it. There it was again. If I could only understand. Richard wanted to understand, but in reading and hearing about all the scientific matters and developments, he wasn't clear on how God could be everywhere at once. He wanted to know, but the puzzle was still incomplete. Henry and Bill are ready to go up on their flight, Richard. You're next, Mary Lou. I know, we solo tomorrow. Yeah, and I'm glad, but I bet you I could do it right now. We'll fly too. Oh, Richard, all an experienced pilot goes up to high altitudes. Oh, there they go. At last, the flying lessons were completed. The following day, Henry and Mary Lou and Richard were to take their solo flights. That was to be the big day for them. They had worked very hard to qualify for this event. I was somewhat concerned with Richard as he seemed a bit overconfident. This trait will sometimes get a person into a serious trouble of one sort or another. I was hoping that something like this wouldn't develop. But this seemed to be a characteristic with him. This attitude seemed to be the barrier that was keeping him away from a closeness and trust of God. Well, I must admit that I hadn't yet discovered a way to show Richard how God could be everywhere at once. But I surely prayed that God would reveal himself to my special guest and student. You set to go to the airport, Mary Lou? Yes, I'm ready, Henry. Are you? Just say the word. I see you two are all ready for your solo flight. Hey, where's Rich? Well, isn't Rich with you, Bill? Well, I know I thought he'd be in here for the final briefing. Boy, that's fine. I wonder where he is. Seems I heard him say something about going down to Weaver's drugstore. You don't know for what? Weaver's drugstore? Now what would he be doing down there at a time like this? Oh, well, let's go down and see. Hey, Bill, what can I do for you? Have you seen Richard, Mr. Weaver? Well, yeah, he was in here not too long ago. Don't recollect the exact time. Did he say where he was going? Well, yeah. Yeah, yeah, he did. Said something about going out to the airport. Why, is something wrong? I don't know for sure, but I have an idea there might be. Well, we're almost there, Bill. Yeah, just beyond this next curve. I only hope we're not too late to stop Richard from doing something crazy. Here we are. And there goes the plane with Richard at the controls. Henry, help me with this radio. Okay. I'll get it tuned in. Gotta hurry up. Richard. Richard, come in. Can you hear me, Richard? Hello, Bill. Yes, I can hear you. How am I doing? You're doing fine. Keep those wings level now. Better come down just a little on your altitude. Come down on my altitude. I like it up here. scenery's fine. Watch this bit of flying, Bill, and see how well I've learned. That crazy kid. Look, he's doing the loops and barrel rolls. I can't look anymore. Why doesn't he stop it? Richard. Richard. Can you hear me, Richard? Richard, answer me. He won't answer. Richard. Richard, answer me. Do you hear me? Look, he's climbing to a higher altitude, Bill. Now the radio is gone dead. He's gonna be hurt. The plane's out of control. Go, go, go, go. I'm afraid if he doesn't stop it. Oh, no. I'm out of it. He's coming out of it. Out of it. Goodness. That a boy, Richard. Keep up the good work. Look, what happened, Richard? I think I panicked or blacked out. Anyway, what's important is I lost control. Next thing I knew, I was in a nose dive. Boy, it was I ever scared. I admit it. I think we all were, Richard. Richard, what were you thinking about while all this is going on up there? Believe it or not, Mary Lou, for the first time in my life, I realized God was there with me. And as strange as it may seem, I thought to myself, God is here with me. And he's also down there on the ground with them. Is that right? Yeah. And you know what else? I realized that I'd been looking at God as a person, like you and me. But he's more than that. He's a spirit with love and concern for every human being. At least he must have been concerned for me. Because I said, God, please help me. And he did. You know, he's more than God of the universe. He's a personal God, too. As for flying, well, I still love it. But I'm never going up that high. At least why is not till I get a little more experience. Well, there it was. It finally happened. A need had to be realized for God. And that need was help, self-preservation of life. As for flying at high altitudes, well, I believe Richard learned his lesson very thoroughly. Stumpy, however, is even more firmly convinced that the horse and buggy is still the best way to travel. Well, see you next week, boys and girls, for more adventure with...


So we flew the drone today. There's a bit to go over. As you can tell, it is a ghost town up here in Canada. That's one of our most major highways in the country. And it's literally normally packed with cars. And yeah, but nonetheless, pieces for the actual mountain for mountain bay cliffs have arrived is that tiny little shipment down there. They are pre-built. So I actually, I don't even think they're gonna build a mountain. It looks like they're gonna build like what you would describe as a Hollywood set. So in the front, it'll look like a mountain. And then behind, it'll literally look like, you know, the wood structure or metal structure that just holds it in place. So yeah, that's what it looks like. And mountain bay cliffs, mountain bay cliffs is off to a start. I do have to, I have information. So I'm not information, I have an assumption again. So this is, take this with a grain of salt. But the new kids ride, the flat ride that's coming is being made in Italy. And there could be a possible delay of it being shipped over here. So there may not even be a flat ride if Wonderland opens for the season. I know that it is most likely done construction in terms of the themed area around it and the rides probably missing. And then, wow, look, a white building. So there's now this white storage looking building in the, what used to be kind of like a storage lot that Wonderland's been forced to use because there's just such high demand for winter fresh storage and all that. And so little buildings to store it in. So they've been using this parking lot for new ride parts ever since Yukon was being built and then rides leaving. This would be my assumption, a parade float storage building. So I'm assuming year two, just like Carolyn's, we are gonna see a parade at Candice Wonderland. I don't know how they're gonna do it. There's pathways are so little. It's actually a lot larger than the other park storage buildings. So that would make sense for the parade float. So they'll probably be housing some parade floats in there for Winterfest year two. And yeah, that's pretty much it. In terms of construction, there's nothing to keep an eye on. Wild Beast has definitely had some retracking done to it. Mindbuster has had zero. There is no signs of paint. I am going to have to look at the footage a little closer, but I am seeing signs of something on Behemoth. So I'll update you guys as soon as I know that for sure. Thanks so much for watching guys. Hit that like button, subscribe if you haven't, and share this video for others to enjoy. Bye.


The purpose of this project is to expand taxiway 1 so that it would allow Alias Alim to be able to park C-130s. This helps absent support not just our forces in the area, but also coalition forces. It's roughly 600 feet in length and about 70 feet wide. Currently we're on day one. We just started demolition. It just gives all the planes more options, more flexibility and move all things around the AOR that we need to. We're not constrained by the width of our taxiway. Yes, we're going to be getting the cuts in and relief cuts. That way it allows us to break away the pieces that we need easily, but now we're breaking ground.


Complementary to our existing Jira project integration, you're able to integrate GitLab projects with the Jira development panel. Both can be used simultaneously. This works with self-managed GitLab or GitLab.com. The Jira development panel will be displayed on the View Issue screen providing functionalities that allow you to view branches, commits, and pull requests. Let's take a look at the Jira dev panel integration with GitLab and how to set it up. Here we start with health care provider incorporated. This is where we're going to see our top-level group and all of the subgroups and projects that fall underneath that parent or top-level group that will help be nested as part of that top-level group and will take on the Jira integration that we're going to set up here. If I'm going to look at restorative therapies group, we can see that this is one of the BU's or verticals and they have several different product areas underneath. If we look at surgical technologies, we'll see that we have several different teams that reside within a GitLab project and have their repositories hosted as well as where they are creating issues. The first thing I need to do is go to my profile picture. I'll go to Settings and then we'll go to Applications. Now, what I'm using here is self-manage GitLab to integrate with Jira.com, so their cloud version, but you can do the different options, Jira server connected to GitLab.com or Jira server to GitLab self-managed. In this particular case, I am again using my self-managed GitLab to connect to Jira cloud. I'm going to give it a name, Jira development panel example, and then a redirect URL where it's going to be your GitLab instance domain slash login slash OAuth slash callback. For self-manage, take the example down here of my callback URL. We'll see that I have gitlab.demo.itp, the online slash login OAuth callback here. If you're using gitlab.com, this would be gitlab.com slash login slash OAuth slash callback. I'll select the API scope and I'll save this application and now it's providing me some information around application ID, a secret, and the callback URL. From there, I'll head over to Jira. I can see inside of Healthcare Provider Incorporated, our organization. This is one of our Kanban boards. Up top, I'm going to select the gear icon. If this is the new modern UI for Jira, it's in the bottom left. So I'll click products. Go to integrations, find a DVCS accounts, and then I'm going to choose the link GitHub Enterprise account, which will work for GitLab. And here, I'll see a couple of different choices. So I have team or user account. This is where we're going to take that top level group that we see here, Healthcare Provider Incorporated. Make sure it matches that URL group. We'll take that and that is what we're going to add to that top level. And all the subgroups will take on this integration underneath because they are nested under that top level group. The host URL is going to be my URL for myself managed. And then we'll take that client ID, which is going to be the application ID instead of GitLab. So those are the equivalent of one another. I'll add that in. Same with secret. And then we'll add, we'll get a couple of dialogue boxes here. Continue. It's going to kick me back to GitLab admin. I'm going to authorize this and then it's going to start to sync those groups and the projects and the repositories that are part of all under Healthcare Provider Incorporated top level group. Once this has been completed, it's now pulled in all the repositories for all the different projects of part of all the subgroups and groups within Healthcare Provider Incorporated. I want to ensure if we're going to use smart commits that these are initiated. It's going to show last activity with specific repositories. In this particular case, we can see that there's commits, pull requests and issues going on here. If I don't need to use a repository, I can simply delete that and remove it from the integration and I won't have to have that viewed or convoluting any of the other integrations that I wish to see. Going back into our organization's JIRA instance, looking at Healthcare Provider. This is our con bond board for a specific project. This is where we're going to see how that integration is now built out. In this particular case, let's take a look at an issue. This is the issue that I want to start working on as a developer. I see my ID here, HPI-28. This is going to be important once we go into GitLab and I begin my work and I make my commit. I go over to GitLab. This is the team that's working on that particular issue. This is where I'm going to go, let's say, into that repository or make the changes to the existing code that is already there. As an example here, we'll just add a very simple, non-specific file as an example. This is where we will use that commit message that we just had. We're going to go back. We see that HP-28, that's what we need to reference. I reference that, HPI-28. This is where smart commits will come into play. I can comment. This is going to match what transitions we have here. We have selected for development, backlog, and progress and done. It needs to match those exactly. Once you've gone in and you've customized it for your organization, just when you're doing your smart commit, that's what needs to be referenced when writing out the commit message. For consistency, I'm going to make my branch have the same name, or at least the ID is going to be similar so I can reference the two.  It's going to kick off a pipeline inside of GitLab if we have our CI CD setup. It's going to also open a new merge request. This is where I'm going to fill out any information around that merge request that I need. I'm going to submit that. I will also see that merge or pull request reference back inside of JIRA. I have my issue here. If I go ahead and refresh that, what I'll see is that some web links and activity and comments have come through. This is stuff that it comes with the basic JIRA GitLab integration. What I need to see is that dev panel over here. I need to see that transition move from select from development to in progress. Now, with the integration that we set up, every 60 minutes it's going to refresh. We need to go in there and make this refresh ourselves. This is an extra step, not necessary if you don't need that. As it stands right now, every 60 minutes JIRA is going to refresh those repositories. If I go over here, refresh my repositories. This is the one that I want. I'm going to go ahead and click that. Now that has refreshed, we can come back over here and reload this page. Now we can see that that development panel here gives us information that's directly connected to GitLab and the branch that we created, the commit that we made in the pull request. I could go to that branch and it's going to open that up. Give me the option to go into GitLab, look at that branch. If I want to see the commit, it's going to allow me to go to that commit, go back into GitLab, and same thing for that pull request known as a merge request instead of GitLab. So I can go there, see that pull request, and get any information that I want and see how the activity is going or collaborate within that merge request and comment or talk to that developer and see if there's any help or how progress is going. Now something I want to show is that that transition also moved this issue to end progress. So the smart commit that we made, it moved it to end progress and now I didn't have to do that manually as a developer. By just putting that in my commit message, it moved it automatically. So once this pipeline has kicked off, sorry not kicked off, once this merge request that was just created runs and it's ready to be merged, I can merge this and it's going to merge in the pipeline succeeds. What that's going to do is it's going to come back into Jira here and it's going to close. It's going to show that this pull request has been merged and it's going to close this issue. So again, taken away from that manual work that has to be done. What that does is it closes it, it makes the less work that the developer has to do going back and forth from tools and gives a nice integration between these two tools that teams are using within their own team or their own organization. Next, we're going to talk about how we can take these issues into Jira and import these into GitLab so you can get your project management into one single application just using GitLab and having all of that information in one place and not have to go back and forth between the tools. In addition to using the DVCS connector as described in this video you can use the GitLab for Jira app which is recommended when using GitLab.com and Jira Cloud because data is synchronized in real time while the DVCS connector updates data only once per hour. You can integrate GitLab.com and Jira Cloud using the GitLab for Jira app in that Lassian marketplace.


Educating Investors. The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Oh toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good Lewis. Our original guest was supposed to be Norm Winsky, but unfortunately the old cowboy had the old date wrong. He's on next Monday on the 22nd. Norm will be our guest, so we'll have him on the 22nd. But no guest this week so far, but I'll try to find some folks who would chip in this week to give us some great information like they always do. We're going to start out the day with a question from one of our listeners, and it is my opinion on natural gas. As you can see here, this is a natural gas contract. You can see the big three drive to a top pattern that we had right up in here. We came down perfect A-B-C-D, and then we went up and then we came down. We stayed down for 10 days, hovering right at the 38% level, not quite making the 50%, but setting right there. The question that the young man asked was, what is the outlook for natural gas for today? So what I usually do, and this is what I was doing today, watching natural gas, because it's one of the better things to trade, you'll notice here that we had a really strong move over the last couple of days, closing up in the near part of the range up in here. So the first thing that I would do, coming in in the morning, would I would be going in and looking at the hourly chart just to see where we've been over the last few days. So if you put up the hourly chart, I think you'll be able to see what we were looking at for today. And as you can see here, there was our low we made five days ago. You can see the perfect A-B-C-D coming in at none other than our old 382 retracement level and has rallied $4,000 since that level. As you can see here, we're not very far from breaking out to the upside here, anything above that $9. Remember the gasoline or the natural gas that they have over in the UK is highly regulated, well ours is regulated too, but over there it's got taxes out the quietest.  I think it's five times what it is over there than what it is here. And they're getting ready for a big winner, but who knows, something really big has happened today folks in the market. So believe it or not, the main thing is that the crude oil went down and took out the old low at 87 and we went down to 8690 and then there was no selling there. Gee, that was telling you that my goodness, maybe ought to take a nibble at it there. And of course it's rallied well over $2 a barrel here so far today still being down $3 a barrel because of the news coming out of China was that the oil demand for China was at I believe a two year low. In other words they haven't had much demand for oil since two years ago. That certainly doesn't make any sense. Now they had some very bad data come out of China today on the economic front and the market didn't even care at all. It just turned around and the Chinese market was down just a little bit to begin with and then moved a little bit higher and the same thing with ours. And this is why being a technician can be a real advantage folks because you don't know what's going to happen to these things. Just to give you a rough idea, I wanted to walk through because this is what we were looking at today coming in. I wanted to show it to you so you can see where we are and I'll walk through the numbers with you because the numbers are what's important and the reason why they're important is the big boys play with these numbers and we're certainly not a big boy here but we know how they play. You can see this is the Dow Jones. You can see the big A, B, C, D to the downside. Perfect parallel channel. You can see the beautiful move here coming in here Friday on the 12th. It's a perfect 1-3-5 pattern. And what happened? The Dow is down 250 points this morning early and let's just get up here and I want to show you because folks, if you don't believe that these folks out there are playing with algorithms that we think we understand because they trade off of these numbers of standard deviations and Fibonacci numbers and A, B, C, D. But look at the low on Friday right there. That low on Friday right there was a 61% retracement of the low that we made two days ago. What is the low tonight? Early this morning, exactly 61% retracement of that low. Exactly. And look at it now. Ba-da-boom, ba-da-bing, way up here. Now, you know, when you're that far above the open, okay, and you've already taken out the previous days high, I mean that, you know, sure you could play against the double top, but the main thing is if you'll just look at it just a little closer and that's what I was trying to do this morning because when I saw that strength, I said, oh, do not want to stand in front of this. Not a chance. So if we take a look at the Dow E-mini, we're going to get it up here again and just to show it, blow it up so you can see what we're looking at here. There's where we are this morning. You can see right down here at the bottom, there was your 61% retracement. Look what happened, folks. The market goes up, makes a perfect A, B, C, D, and guess what? The old natural gas number of 0.382. And of course now we've exploded and gone above the high by considerable amount and we're up at the 1.618 expansion above 39,000 which, you know, takes it, we are now better than one standard deviation, better in the S&P and also in the Dow Jones. Not so much in the NASDAQ, but those two have taken up, there's no selling coming in. Folks, when you're trading these markets, you are trading against three of the most powerful entities ever even imagined in our, and I'm not talking about the Federal Reserve, these are more powerful than the Federal Reserve. They are in order of importance, BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street. State Street is even, is very, very important because they buy real estate. I mean, they own Farm Bureau and believe me, and a couple other of these farming companies, so they're out there buying farmland like you can't believe, but that's what you're looking at when you're watching these because it's extremely important to know that they have these, they buy these quants or they hire these quants from, you know, Andrew Lowe at MIT and also from Harvard, Yale, wherever they come from, but they have, you know, mathematical backgrounds, supercomputers to help dig out these numbers and they're all dealing on the same thing that we're dealing with, folks. We're dealing with the X and the Y axis. That's what we're looking at. So when we see these markets expand and contract and they stop at these numbers, it's because these are the numbers that are in Mandelbrot's, you know, lightning bolt, you know, his fractal analysis and that's why it's so very important and we do the same thing with my timing stuff. I do the same thing on the time scale as I do on the price scale. Does it work as well? Yeah, it works part of the time but sometimes it works absolutely perfectly. Like this morning, just to give you an example, this is what I was looking for in the S&P and we got a break coming up and I'll finish that when we come back but you'll see here, there's where we are. This is what I was looking for, the price to come in up in that timeframe of a little bit after 10 o'clock and let's just get up and we'll take a see what happened to it with that little bit of the old Amy equals CD. At the time of booming inflation, we are purchasing powers eroded. There's no better place to protect your hard-earned money than in gold. Vista Gold's flagship asset is the Mount Todd Gold Project in the Northern Territory of Australia. This is Australia's largest undeveloped gold project. We are talking a world-class gold project in a tier one mining district. 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Now, whether that's going to be the high or not, I don't know, but that was the predicted high based on that timing sequence. And what we were doing is we were looking at the time axis and we were looking at the price axis, and we do numbers on both. Folks, when you're dealing with these folks, I want you to just tell you how big these three firms are, Blackrock, State Street, and Vanguard. They own. They have controlling interest and 60% of the S&P 500 stocks, 60%, okay? The amount of money that Blackrock has is estimated to have $27 trillion. That's more than what the federal... we don't know what the federal reserve has, but they're saying $22 trillion, something like that. State Street, Vanguard is right behind, and then State Street is behind that, but State Street is heavily involved in real estate and, of course, Blackrock is also. However, Larry Fink, who runs Blackrock, is a true genius. He's been around for a very long time and developed a program, and this is a putting money in the market program called, believe it or not, Aladdin. And believe me, Aladdin runs the show over there for those folks. We happen to have a relative that works right in that office, and so we have a little bit of inside information, and if you believe that, I still have two shares of the Brooklyn Bridge available for you. I know nothing. I see nothing. I hear nothing. But they do have a huge amount of statistical research and mathematicians doing these programs, and they're all based on numbers, folks. Remember, when you're doing an X and Y axis, I mean, there's only so many numbers that you can look at. Sure, you can look at numbers and all kinds of statistics in the market earnings and stuff like that, but it comes down to whether it's a buyer or a seller, you've got to look at the price and how much volume is there with that. And that's something in the market that I think is important, but the market's not paying any attention to it at all, which means it's probably doubly important. If we take a look here, this comes from our good friend, Mr. BV, over there in Texas. God bless him. Thank you, Billy. I appreciate these every day. That's very, very helpful to me. You'll notice here, this is the open interest of the E-mini S&P, and as you can see, prices are rising rapidly from that low that we made back on the 14th of June, and you'll notice here, the prices of the open interest has been falling. That is ordinarily extremely bearish, but the market is not seeing it like that. Now, if you go over and take a look at the NASDAQ, you'll see that the open interest is rising and prices are rising, and that's bullish. So you have a quagmire here of which one you're going to look at. So all I can tell you, folks, is flat, be careful. That's all I can say is because when the news out there is as bearish as it was coming out of China today, and the market doesn't do anything, shut the front door and raise the rent and just move on and do something else because it's just not working the way that you want it to work. That's the main thing. Now, something else, you know, really dramatic has happened today, and that is, I mentioned the crude oil. Here was our number in the crude oil. I'll get this up here because this was the weekly chart. We were watching this potential low and crude at the 87.35 level. The low last week is 87.01. We went down to 86.90. Just took it out by a little bit today and then immediately rallied more than $2 a barrel. The reason why we did that, folks, is that if you were watching the heating oil and if you were watching the gasoline, you'll notice that those contracts didn't come close to getting knocked out. So let's just take a look at the gasoline one first because it went just about a tiny bit below the 382 and then had a pretty good rally, but it wasn't even close to those lows. And if you'll notice, when we see this, you have the perfect A-B-C-D pattern right there on the bottom, my goodness. That was down at that 2.90 in change. But look at that. That's a just perfect A-B-C-D right there. We had a nice rally. Not much. And that's one of the things that we warned about in the newsletter is, look, this thing may not be ready to go yet and, of course, it's backed off. It hasn't taken out those highs yet, but it's getting close. So it's telling us that maybe it's close. The main thing today is the fact with the really bearish news on crude oil, the fact that the Chinese market was coming with, you know, had lower lows in the last two years and then also the Saudi Arabia came out and says, yeah, we're going to bring out more output to help you guys because we think you're such great people. Anyway, those are two of the things that happened. And, of course, we've had a pretty good rally from that. Now, if we look at the heating oil, you're going to be seeing pretty much the same thing. We didn't come anywhere close to a new bottom in the heating oil. And it just barely, I mean, barely just took out the previous days low and only went down to a 3A2. So those are some of the ones that we're really watching here this morning, you know, to give an idea if we're at some pretty critical levels. But the main thing is the news came out, big-time news, folks. And bringing about news, we've got a friend over there in, oh, he's actually in Poland now. Mikey, this is for you, buddy. Here is a chart of the S&P that they're talking about here that the bear market is over. And there it says, rest in peace bear market for now anyway. Signals point to more rallying and it certainly could do that. So I'm posting this for you, Mike, because I don't look at the news, but I bring it to your attention because I don't know who this dude is. He doesn't know who I am, but I know one thing that he doesn't know and that is if prices are going higher, there's more buyers, if prices are going higher, there's more sellers, and that's all I really need to know. And that's the main thing that I try to focus on is not how much money you're going to make, but how much money you don't want to lose. Now, I wanted to share one other chart before we come to the break because I think it's a really important one and that is the chart of the GDX, which is the gold miner index. And folks, when I saw this over the weekend, this is a daily chart up to date, I could not believe where it was. I mean, it's barely making a 3-8-2 off of the high, you know, way back in June on March 28th. I mean, look where gold has gone, folks. Gold has gone from 1876, excuse me, 1676, up to 1825. You know, in 1825 was a 3-8-2 on the long-term daily on gold for God's sakes. We'll look at that when we come back from the break, but look how weak the gold miner index is. And that's with the stock market rallying. Look at the stock markets rally 20% off that bottom. Something's wrong with gold and silver, boys and girls. That's what this is telling me. Why aren't the producers of gold and silver doing much better? I don't understand this. When we come back from the break, we're going to go down memory lane, folks. We've got some questions about the old days at Drexel and Laverne-Redfield and some of the other stuff that we've done through the past, and we're going to answer some of those questions for you, too. So we come back. We're going to talk about the gold market next, and when we come back and then right after that, we'll get into some of the historical stuff that you've asked about. The gold market is the top-of-the-bottom metal sector, as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. New subscribers get a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose. Every Monday morning, I publish the gold report with coverage of gold, silver, bonds, the XAU, HUI, GDX, as well as more than 30 different mining equities. To sift yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the gold report, sign up now by visiting tfnn.com. Tfnn is excited about our new software charting program, the Art of Timing the Trade Chart. 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Okay, so not really much going on, but I think eventually it will come down the path and do relatively well, so we'll see. Now, I hope you're going to be able to see this or not. I'm going to come up here and see if we can do this or not. I'm going to have some questions about how I was involved with the coins and stuff with Laverne Redfield collection and stuff back in 1976. I still keep one of these old dollars up here. This is an old silver dollar that I got at a poker game. Oh, maybe six or seven months ago. I don't know if you can even see it. Yeah, there it is right there. This is an 1826 piece dollar and it's only worth about 30 bucks. It's no big deal, but how it happened was I started working for Drexel in August of 1976. Laverne Redfield died in 1974. He was a hermit and basically a collector up in Carson City, Nevada. It's just he and his wife. They lived in a beautiful mansion there and he was one of the people that was heavily involved with the, when he was just a really young man in the Carson City Mint, which went out of business or stopped mending coins in, I believe 1901 was the last time that they did it. But when he died in 74 for two years, no one really got to look at the coins that were there. It was in the basement of the mansion, plus some of the other rooms of the house and the folks down in Los Angeles that were operating to get that thing. It was Leroy Linhart and Steve Markoff and, oh my gosh, Jonathan, what was his name? Allen Silverman from American Coin, Bob Gilmillian and Ronnie Downing and they were trying to make a bid on these coins and there were 400 bags, believe it or not, 800 bags of these coins right here, folks, with a thousand to the bag means it weighed 54 pounds and within that there were also other really incredible numismatic coins in bags and rolls of silver dollars. And they were the silver dollars that were not, they were not in a bag. They were actually printed at the Mint and they were put in a 20-vile thing wrapped in paper. This was back in 1889, 1886. This is how they wrapped the coins. They didn't have plastic stuff. So they were wrapped in paper really tightly and they would write on it what it was and stuff like that. So what happened to me was I was involved with going up and helping them pick out the coins, bring the coins back to Los Angeles. One of the reasons was I had a van, one of these little fancy vans that we had back in those days. Plus I had concealed carry permits so I was able to carry a weapon and so I was supposed to be security guard. Believe me, I would have said raise my hands, the coins are in there, leave me alone. None of that happened. But when I got back, they gave me as a bonus, they gave me three rolls of coins from the Carson City Mint from 1889, brand new. They've never been touched, they've still never been touched by human hands. And so I have, there's 20 to the roll and I have some of those that I have, plus a few other things over the years that I've got. The real enjoyment that I had was when I first started there at Drexel in 76, we started selling Cougarans and stuff. You could buy them over the counter starting in about 74. By the time I'm at Drexel in 76, they wanted to be able to do that but they didn't have a supply. Well, the supply was I had all these coin dealers that had the coins and all I had to do was pick it up from them and deliver them to the people that wanted to buy them. And so it turned out to be a really good deal for me and a really good deal for them. I made a lot of great friends, but I've been friends with Bob Gilmillian since 1968 because one of his best customers was Wes Parker of the Los Angeles Dodgers and he and his father Maurice bought, oh my goodness, three or four hundred Cougarans and maple leaves off Bob over those years and I delivered most of those to them. I got to know those gentlemen pretty well along with a few others along the road but folks, these coin dealers led a life like the great Gatsby they really did. They lived hard, loved hard, die young and they all did die young because I'm the only one who's left and make a good-looking corpse which is the old Navy Seal motto. However, they really knew how to party. Just to give you an example for some of the birthday parties that they had for their spouses or for themselves. They had Jimmy Rogers, okay, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash and Bill Robinson also known as Smoky Robinson. Those are the Liza Minnelli. These are people that go to Vegas and perform and they would pay for these folks to sing five or six songs at a birthday party for 25 or 30 grand. It was amazing the amount of money that they spent but one of my most favorite stories is we were up in Lake Tahoe, Nevada for a coin thing. This was back in 77 and I went up for security again and we got stuck. It was in April and it was a really freak snowstorm and so there were very few people could get in and we were able to get in. Of course, it was hardly anybody there and I think there were about 25 corn dealers.  I mean, he was just unbelievable how nice he was and the corn dealers were having a great time and they were having a great time and so Leroy said, hey, why don't you join us for dinner? We're going up to Hugo's which was the really premier place in all of northern Nevada, a five-star French restaurant and said, please be our guest and they said, oh, we would love that and so the eight of us go up there and we have this fabulous dinner and the Dom Perignon was flowing like water out of a faucet. You know, three, four, five bottles, I forget, it was a lot. Anyway, what was really funny is Leroy said he was going to pick up the check which he expected him to do anyway. Well, anyway, the check comes and the Mater D looked at him and he said, I'm sorry, sir, he said there's no bill and Leroy says, well, I want to pay the bill. He said, no, there's no bill. He said, Mr. Palmer, he's here all the time, he's free, he and all of his guests, he's our guest and you're our guest. So we had all that, had a couple extra bottles of champagne but anyway, that was something that I always remember and well, I don't want to go into some of these stuff. Anyway, if you have any questions and it seems like the lightboard is lit up<PHONE_NUMBER>. We want to take a look. If someone's asking other questions, what's the rarest coin that I had? You know, I had a whole bunch of them that I gave to the kids when they were having birthdays and stuff. I used to have sculptured St. Godin's. That's when they were about eight grand a piece. I don't know how much they are now but they're way up there. I had a $1,000 bill, a $500 bill. I had a couple of railroad bonds that are just absolutely beautiful that were printed that were really nice and then some other stuff. I did okay. I'm not doing any complaining or anything but to know all those guys through those years was, you know, and then on top of that, I had all my Drexel customers from the movies and the TV series and all the other stuff, the folks that I met at the racetrack. I mean, I was just flat out lucky. That's basically it. Call me lucky. Mr. Lucky. Anyway, let's move on. Any other questions that we had? Oh, I have one other thing that I wanted to cover about the markets. Let's get back up here a little bit and we'll see where we are here. And I wanted to bring it up and here is the gold market. Let's get the gold market up here because I wanted to show you this gold market because it is where that 382 was residing within about three bucks. And that's why we, I believe we're coming down here and I think we're going to be coming down quite a ways in the gold market. So pay attention to this one.<PHONE_NUMBER>. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, you need some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. 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Just living the dream, baby. On the green side of the grass, Mike. What do you got for me today? I don't know what you think. We're going with crude oil now. In your newsletter, you said if we break this level, we're going to go a lot lower. Are we looking for a retrace to get short back on that? No, I'm not, Mike. The reason why I'm not is I talked about a little bit earlier on the air here is the fact that the natural gas, excuse me, the gasoline and also the heating oil never even came close to those old lows. So all this was was a test of that low. Because remember, we were looking at $87.35. The low was $87.01. We went ten cents on a contract that's worth $80,000. Hello, operator. I mean, there should have been a lot of stops down there, Mike. And there weren't. So that's why I think we're probably and we've already rallied $2 a barrel. We've given a half a dollar of that back already, but I still think it's got a chance. But if we close below that level, Mike, that would tell me by the bing, by the boom, there's something really wrong. But right now I have to say we're still in the bouncy mode. And the news is so bad and it's not going... Should we have looked in to get along on that with a test at that level? If you have the courage and like to read the tape and wondering why there's no selling down there when it was making no news lows and that's what I didn't get. I didn't get it bought till a whole lot higher, but I was seeing it happen. And I was in some other things that were working pretty good on natural gas and also the gold. So I didn't get focused on the crude oil like I should have been. But yeah, I was watching that because if there's a number down there that everybody's looking like and it goes down 10 cents lower that's $100 on an $80,000 contract. I mean, hello operator. I mean, there's no selling there. Okay. Does that help Mike? That's just reading the tape. Well, I don't know what to do. Well, hey, I didn't either. I just waited and I ended up buying it higher. But my comment was the same thing if it goes up and makes a new high just like we went up $100. We weren't, we go to 43.25 and wanted to do it stop going up. So that tells you there wasn't much there. That's all. Right. All right. Thank you, Larry. I really appreciate it. Mike, I appreciate you calling in and thank you very much. It's always good to hear from you, buddy. Bye now. Okay. All right. Now we want to talk about the FTSE here because the FTSE is really what the UR does who happens to be vacationing all this month. But as you can see here, we got this huge double top formation. You can see the little green three drive to a top pattern. You know, this is a pretty important one because that's a four hour thing over the last five or six days. So that is a really important one sitting right there at that big ABCD that we had right in the middle right here. So very, very important. The standard was the, well actually 4292 was one standard deviation in the E-mini S&P and boy, they follow these numbers pretty nicely. So we're expecting a correction today, maybe for a few days and then we'll see what it's going to do from that level. Now we also want to look at the German DAX because it's been gathering steam since they realized that maybe fuel oil to keep them from freezing to death this winter and my guess is, it's probably going to be this warmest winter that we've had in decades would be my guess. You'll see here that we had the beautiful 382 retracement right here just like we've done in the natural gas and also in the Dow Jones today. We pointed those 382s out, but this is an hourly. We had another 382 right here as you can see and this market continues to go higher. So tomorrow we'll have a better update of where that market's going to be going from that time and then we'll be able to see how the things work out and then we'll move on to the next one. I had one other I thought would be relatively important chart here. If you'll give me one second and that is the Euro because this is the market that just continues on giving and it's just so bearish folks. This is another reason why it's going to be hard for the dollar because the dollar is so strong it's going to be hard for gold to get moving very much. So anyway you can see here the 382 we're way down into here way below the 102 level folks already today. We pointed this out last night that it had some really strong indications that it wanted to be going down today and that's exactly what has been happening. The only one that hasn't really performed like we thought it was I mean it's not been a big deal hasn't moved anywhere was the fact that the treasury bonds we expected the treasury bonds to really start to fall apart and they haven't actually done that but they haven't gone up yet either but they should be on a down day today given all the bad news but here again you had really bad news from China in that bond market and ours held up relatively well I mean we're trading in about that 141 just a little below that so it's really amazing how these things move but remember like I said on the show here you've got three companies that run this stuff and these things don't go down until these companies sell and that was BlackRock number one number two Vanguard number three is State Street Capital those are the ones that make the operations work down there because they control well over 60% of the value of the S&P 500 plus I'd hate to even think what it is in the Nasdaq and some of the others where they have huge amounts of some of these stocks at extremely low prices that they can put in and out of the market whatever they want to so those are some of the things that we're watching here this morning I covered the open interest part there was one other one that I wanted to cover tomorrow I'm going to talk tomorrow about the foreign exchange markets and look at some of the exotic ones that we don't always look at and that would be the Canadian dollar, the Australian dollar and a few of the others but we're also in the midst of a corn market folks we have to pay close attention here so please come on on a corny where are you okay here's where we are here we hit some real major resistance here oh no stop the front door and raise the rent there we go here she is just a second let me get the corn up here had some major resistance over the weekend we're down about 20 cents from that level we posted this in the newsletter of course and there's your 382 retracement there on Friday and we got down to I believe corn hit the I think we're down 619 we have 626 we didn't come down too much down about 15 cents from the high but the fact that it was able to do that was relatively very very important so well we got another break coming up here pretty soon we got a crude oil still holding up I notice at 89 the low was 8690 so we rallied 2,000 bucks in the crude oil and we rallied a whole lot and rallied about oh my goodness we rallied $5,000 in the natural gas and not only that but the natural gas I just my alert just went off to tell me we just made another 382 retracement there at 8.7 so we'll see if that's going to hold it for the time being so we're going to take a little break down to pay a few bills Vista Gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia the Mount Todd Gold Project Vista Gold just completed their feasibility study resulting in a 7 million ounce gold reserve Vista Gold has all major permits approved and has retained CIBC capital market assistance in evaluating alternatives and in completing in a creative transaction. 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The motherhood last career-first agenda, so when I went on the interview with Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid earlier this year I was talking specifically about how women are fed fake choices They get pushed basically they're going through life as a woman, which is different different than life as a man For example fertility for women peaks at about 22 years old As a man, I could easily have children at 40 50 well even at 60 from healthy and fit That's way different from a woman who that's not even possible to say age 60 So the motherhood last career-first agenda is a fantastic example of the fake choice that women are fed They're fed education first advanced education puts you into a ton of a ton of debt That's non-dischargeable for a job you're probably never going to get with the crap ton of debt that you can't even get rid of It's a special type of scene a student loan debt You can't even discharge the bankruptcy, which is I think a bad thing that changed back in the 2000s and you get rid of that But what's never said is that when you put your education first and your career first before motherhood and your children that are Waiting for you in the future you're putting your children last if career is first motherhood ain't if career is first or education or whatever Something else is going to come second or third or fourth. Maybe an education and whatever you're going to choose Hopefully too. It's a good thing. Maybe like, you know, law education science like a STEM thing and not some BS like gender studies or whatever crap They keep making up But anyway, if motherhood is not first and career is first motherhoods and be somewhere down the line I think that's a choice. You can't make we live in a free country. I think that's a very good thing People attack me like when I say these things like oh, you just want to control women. There was like a TV show The real these these women on TV were yelling at us about the convention and they were like this walk the troll women That's really how they can go listen to it on YouTube. It's called the real type the real Make one great again. It should come up. It's pretty funny But this is a basically a straw man argument. This is not what I'm saying We live in a free country and that's a good thing You do have choices to make when you're young as a woman just like I do as a man But you need to make the best choices you can and women being fed choice choice choice choice choice The forcefulness of that choice that feminists promote to young women that are 1920 23 or whatever They're pushing you to a specific life path of choices and they're not revealing all the details So young woman today about putting motherhood last I think I'm making a very dangerous choice and they're doing it without all the facts Not even remotely all the facts they're doing that from place of ignorance in a place That's a lacking wisdom that you would typically get as you get older Or if you had a strong family or a strong extended family and things like that that have fallen out today throughout the United States I do want to mention too by the way that we talk a lot about family values Well, some people do anyway in America and people then to talk about the collapse of the family the nuclear family But really a bigger problem perhaps Or at least a huge problem that's a co-occurring alongside of it an auxiliary way Is it collapse of the extended family? People no longer get to grow up and know their aunts and uncles and grandmothers and grandparents and grandfathers as much as they used to And I think that's a very bad thing I think extended families should play a huge role and traditionally I believe they did you got to know these people a lot better And you're all closer to them There's certain reasons to that are that are not entirely feminists related technology industry economy changing all that But culturally there should be a fabric of keeping extended families close or at least in close contact And technology of course can be a helper for that to know But anyway, they collapse to the extended family is the big problem and not enough people talk about it Except one of my good friends DDJ on YouTube and the red man group Anyway, if motherhood is not first and career is first motherhood is gonna be last or second or third That's a big problem and feminists don't want to own this But they've been promoting this night and day for decades and decades and decades and the rise the epidemic of single motherhood Which is now for the black community America at about 70 percent, which is crazy I mean, it's massively high for Hispanics and white women. It's about or white the race is about 40 percent Which is huge. I mean a hundred years ago single motherhood in America. The rate was 2% For it to be now over 40 percent on average for all the races is bananas And it keeps getting growing and growing and growing and growing the other speakers have felt, you know Probably talking about this at the event The feminists have had a huge role and then you know downsizing motherhood and downplaying it minimizing it You can just do it later and we're into a little more here, but they need to own this I need to own it by we need to call them out You can have it all never settle