Good morning everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the stock swash in here. I am reviewing DDD this was the stock swash show play of the day today and nice quick fast trade love one that happens which it did today actually there were two watches today and they both worked But this one had a very unusual opening. In fact This really was the open here. Okay, you could see it stock open boom Short it got the drop no matter where you get out in here was a nice move low of the day ended up being I think 70 Yeah, 70. Yep, 870 was a low first target was 9 drop through that and Went down set the low of the day right into 940 Reversal time so a really nice move and it looks like this is flipping now So once again, you know focusing on getting the move in the morning is the best thing There are times though like yesterday where QCOM set up again The UAA set up again yesterday But I think you know getting in and out of the morning is good because even if you want to do a second play later in the day It'll reset up if you can do a full-on second trade. It will reset itself up Which it may or may not do and in this case here This is clearly not going to set up today in a 15 minute like the QCOM yesterday This is just over but good quick fast move this morning very happy good start to the month of November and Earning season is still on and we'll see what we get the rest of the month If you're interested in signing up for the Golden Gap course you can email me at Melissa the stocks wish calm classes this weekend November 4th and 5th. Have a great day everyone


According to the legends, in the year 1903-1904, the world's most powerful people gathered. Though these people were rivals and business enemies, they have one thing that united them and that's how to influence what children are taught in schools. At this time, public schooling is still a baby, less than 50 years in most countries. These guys were the richest industrialists, they had most of the money in the world right in their pocket and they needed a lot of laborers to work in their factories. Then, they decided to use what they have to get what they needed, they pretended to help the educational system by spending millions of dollars to build the system. That money in today's currency will be in multiple billions.  The legends also have it that in one session, while the instruments of these wealthy industrialists gathered to discuss the mathematics curriculum for the schools, one of them suggested that mathematics should be designed in such a way that makes children think while the other guy stood up and said, our objective is not to train them on how to think but how to obey. Take it or leave it. The school was never designed to train you on how to think. It was designed to train you on how to obey instructions. Not everyone can be an entrepreneur Whenever I talk about entrepreneurship, there is always someone to tell me not everyone can be an entrepreneur and I agree with that. Not everyone can be an entrepreneur but we teach every child to be an employee. How does that make sense to you? Most people said not everyone can be rich so don't talk as if everyone will become a millionaire. I agree with you. Not everyone will become a millionaire. It's not everybody that needs to have millions of dollars. But don't forget this, everyone deserves to live a comfortable life and it takes a lot of money to do that except you want to go and live in my father's village, plant your foods and live on their retent. When we say that not everyone can be an entrepreneur to defend the fact that school teaches nobody to be employees, does this make sense to anybody? This is like saying not everyone can become a soldier so don't let us teach anyone to be a soldier. When we say not everyone will become a millionaire so don't let us teach our children about money. Does that make sense to anyone? To me, this is like saying not everybody can be a medical doctor so don't let us teach anyone how to be a doctor. Yes, not everybody can or will become a soldier but we need to have a good number of soldiers or our enemies will destroy us all. Yes, it's not everyone that will become a medical doctor but we need to have a good number of people who are doctors or we will all perish with minor ailments. It's not everyone that will become an entrepreneur but if we don't have enough people to build businesses then we'll not have good jobs for those who need the jobs. School is not meant to teach you about money. I also heard another argument and that is don't complain that school doesn't teach your children about money because school is not supposed to teach about money. People who hold this view believe that school is supposed to give knowledge about science, life and jobs. That's not necessarily about money. The problem I have with people in this school of thought is that myself, like every adult who knows that money is the most important thing after oxygen, so why should I know about science if that won't make me money to leave? Why should I know about trees or moon if I'll be broke? Why should I know about management or jobs for companies if I won't have money to sustain my life? Don't get me wrong, I don't mean to say that science, art or music isn't important. I mean why should anyone learn any subject in school if they won't learn about money? Isn't money the most important thing in the world after God and oxygen? So why do our dubious forefathers influence the school system to teach us how to become employees? The answer to that question is very simple. For certain people to have ungodly powers in any society, a considerable number of people in that society must be powerless. For us to have a peaceful society, for instance, we must teach people how to be obedient. For the industrialist of the 20th century, to have thousands of people they can use as laborers, there must be a system of indoctrination and that's what I believe they achieved with the school system we have now. The school simply teaches you, hey, your life will be great if you can work for a great company. Why doesn't school teach the opposite of that? Why don't we teach our 10-year-olds and 15-year-olds how they can build great companies? How to free yourself from the bondage of slavery When I mention slavery, I don't mean to say that the job is a slavery for everyone, but I honestly believe that living inside water is slavery for birds. Birds were designed to fly, so they must fly. It doesn't matter how comfortable the river is, that's not a home for the birds. It doesn't matter how great slavery and environment is, a job is not the destiny of some people. Those people I'm talking about are the people that I pity. If you have the temperaments and values that match what it means to be an employee, then you've found your calling. If however you don't fit into the world of a job, you have to look for ways to get out. The reason why I make this video is to show you the genesis of our problems as a people. Naturally, children who have talent for entrepreneurship should have been discovered before they become adults. These children should have been encouraged and empowered to start business ventures, even as children. Why should anyone go and study law if his passion is to build a technology company? Why should I study science if my original passion is to build an e-commerce company?  Water is a great place, but that's just for a fish. Birds are meant for the sky. A good job is a nice thing, but that's for people who were made for that world.  If you were wired to be an entrepreneur, you were designed for the street, for the war, and for the sky. Just as a bird will never be happy inside water, you can never be happy as an employee if something in you is designed for the world of entrepreneurship. So what should you do? First, know who you are and why you are unhappy as an employee. Second, know that you have the power to fly.   You must also know that you have the feather to fly. Though you've not been trained on how to use the feather, you can learn how to use it. The reason why school taught everyone to be an employee is not because everyone should be an employee. The reason why school teaches everyone to be an employee is because if the whole world is an employee, the labor will be cheap as it is today and that was not by accident. Certain people sat down to design it that way. It's up to you to know who you are and fight for what you believe you deserve. Thank you very much for watching our videos. We'll like to give you another interesting video for you to enjoy next but before then, our team will be very happy if you can like this video and share it with your friends on social media. If you're new here, don't forget to subscribe so you won't miss other interesting videos like this. 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I don't know, I've got to put on my Christmas hat as well, I almost asked his hat say it and he says it's blessed. Merry Christmas guys, I hope you all have a lovely time. My favourite part about Christmas is being able to have some junk food, some trimmings, some chocolates and things like that. Being a professional, you can't have it as much but I'm sure that you guys will make up for it for me. I hope you all have a lovely Christmas and a happy new year.


The Nor'easters get it right back out. Here come the Nor'easters. They turn it over. Here comes Cappanelli one on one. Cappanelli will rip a wrist shot. Blocker save from Kendall. And then the Nor'easters peel off here. So it's a two on two rush. Quick shot, Nelson with the save. Rebound, Nelson will catch it and hang on. Taggart, far side, or near side rather to Blackburn. Blackburn gains his own on side. Here she goes. Blackburn, nifty stick move. She'll shoot, glove saved by Kendall. There is no rebound. We have it in the near corner. Centering pass up top. Here comes a quick shot. Saved by Nelson. Rebound, another great save. But now on the near side boards, played by Mullen. Mullen with a quick shot. Nelson with the save. Rebound still loose in front. Now it goes around behind the goal. The Nor'easters have it, but we have a whistle. Now sends it near side here to, I believe that's Pratt. But Abbott intercepts it. Now Abbott has a breakaway going up against Moudreau. Abbott coming in all by herself. Here comes Katie Abbott and Kendall with the save. Rebound into the near corner. Then the Nor'easters are trying to clear. They'll be able to do so. Taggart, Taggart, trying to find Blackbird in front. She dies, but a great save by Kendall. And there is no rebound. Top to Moth. Moth wandering into the middle of the ice. All kinds of space. Moth wandering to the far side, now into the far corner. Moth centering pass to Taggart. Score! Taggart with another beautiful deflection. A power play goal. One, nothing. Mustangs. Defends his own face off for the Mustangs. It is one by the Nor'easters. And it goes all the way out. Now Abbott, as she wins the race here, can have a breakaway. Here she goes. Katie Abbott in on goal. Abbott with a shot. Saved by Kendall. Rebound loose. And no, Kendall had Blackburn can't keep control of it. The puck pops up in the air. Played by Taggart. She loses it. Turnaround chance. Not to side. Rebound. Nelson stares it with her glove and hangs on. Orpleype. Up top it comes to Worth. Worth with a shot. That goes wide. Rebound on the far side. It's loose in front. Still poked around. Nelson has it underneath of her. And she'll hang on. The win of the season. Antonelli turns it over in front. Now gets it back. Nelson with the save. She'll dive on top of it. Nice feed. And off near corner to Weber. Weber shoots one in front. Taggart backhands Blackburn. Bats at it. Score! Power play goal for the Mustangs. Two. Nothing. Stevenson.


I'd like to start this video with a question, what is the funniest thing you have ever seen in a fighting game? Please let me know your answer down below in the comments, but for my money, it might just be watching Saibman perform his own fully unique intricate combos by himself. This along with many other things was added to the newest Dragon Ball Fighter's patch and I just have to see this stuff for myself, which is exactly why in today's video I'll be playing a team full of characters that I think got some funny changes while attempting to go for their new stuff in a setting against my friend Sirriac. Oh yeah and if you like the Dragon Ball Fighter stuff or just Dragon Ball in general, make sure to like the video and subscribe. Oh Dion, hey, hey, I'm done stalling bro, it's time to play. I have Genemba. That's cool, Genemba, I mean he's pretty good nowadays. I wish we could just do 1v3 right now bro, I beat the Brights off all of them. I don't know about that. I don't know about that. I can get them on. What you got? What do you have?  Okay, okay, make sense. And then for a little Ginyu boy over there, I have no logical reason for this, but I think I'm going to beat, nevermind, I'm going to be, no, actually, actually, no. He's going back and forth this triangle. I don't even care who I am. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, you do get… Bro just signed his own death warrant bro. I'm going to Rocky Field. Noon. I remember when I used to play adult Gohan in season one and didn't even have an optimal backhand. I was going to say, you had to learn Gohan? Let me show you why I picked UI Goku. Did you know that now I can flip backwards? Oh, I don't know. Bro, if I would have dodged you by like an inch, I would have had the editor to slow it down. I would have had it been slow-mo. But now I'm getting combos looking embarrassing. That's okay, bro. Goku is just trying to use the chip. I didn't expect to get read like this round with game one, bro. I did not expect this. UI wake up punch. I regret it. I didn't do anything with you. You went crazy. Comments, can you time-stip like this time-stip and say UI went nuts this round? Oh, I already planted him though. Don't let him combo you. Oh, my boy, my son. Bro, you know it.  Didn't I tell you that? That's crazy. Did you kill him? I think, yeah, I just closed it.  Oh, no, he didn't. No, you didn't. Bro, it's hot. Bro, got me planted inside of it. Did you see that? I was facing right over here. Little buddy. Help me, little buddy. Help me. Help me, little buddy.     Oh, yeah, he's invincible. Oh, yeah. Look at that scaling. Is he fully invincible? Um, I think after like the first swing, like after he does an attack, I think he is. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what that, but don't hurt me. I don't want to spread false information. Are you real? Did you never just beat your whole team, bro? You know I wanted this, don't you? Yeah. You know how I said, hurt me as much as you want, bro.  I think we already know that. I think we already know that. I'll tell you that much.  I don't want to play playing. Look at your health bar, bro. I don't want to play that. No. No, this can't be happening. I can't, I can't just lose. I can't just embarrassingly get swept. Watch out. DPSS. You love trying to make me miscar cancel, bro. All right. Go ahead. I'm not, I'm not, I'm not. Who am I picking? Go on. Let me get going. I'm not trying to play to give you points. I'm nervous. I'm sweating. It isn't. Oh, wow. You can actually. Hey, clearly you didn't want to play go on either. All right. Bro, I was getting ready. He was the random selection anyway. He was. He was. He's just the opposite. Well, I can't hurt. Bro, we cannot. He's my body. Now you, I can hurt. You won't. No. My little twirl. Hey, how about a homie drop? Just one. All right. One, one, one. There you go. Bro, what a homie.  All right. Let me just drag and rush you. That's my view. That's my not deserve it.  I deserve it. I deserve it. I deserve it. Hold on. Let me get back. Let me get back to it. Let me get back to it. I forgot this guy was even played last time. All right. You don't have to say that. Oh, come on. That's so sick. That's so cool, though. Even just being able to flip. That's cool. That's gymnastics. That's so cruel. But it is to me.  Oh, he's him. Oh, damn, bro. Your reaction time is crazy. I would have been blocking for another two seconds at least.  Going this way. Going that way. Oh, I had him. I had him. Going this way. Going that way. What are you doing? Bro, that's not invincible. I know it's not, but I'm trying to, like, I'm going to get a cool clip. I'm trying to get a cool clip, bro. Oh, my God. Oh, I can't believe that work. I'm going to be honest. Nap a weekly? I'd be reading it. Oh, no, you blew it. For him, bro. Just for him, bro. Bro, I didn't tell the assignment to get off me. I'm different. Because I saw your dumbass grinning over there waiting for the assignment to do something. I was smiling.  Now you're dead. Did I die? No way I'd die for that. You're not dead. Okay, good. I don't want to die. I will actually spark for this. Oh, I definitely didn't mean to. That was supposed to be a 2-H. I don't know why assignment came out. Heel! Heel! Simon, man, if you're out there, help me. He knew I needed him. Oh, yes. Fast. It is fast now. Here you go, Simon. Use. Use. That is nuts. That is nuts! Nap a. Nap a. Weekly got a new addition finally. It was Nap a yearly for a little bit.  All right.  Bro, catch this. Mouth beam. Take my arm, my buddy. Oh, now we're just the best of friends. Just me and my boy. Up kick. I didn't mean to. There we go. Oh, that hit like my shoulder pad. It's the night boo.  Hey, bro, I need, I need, I was going to say, I need a healthy body in the background, bro. Oh, damn. Maybe I should focus on, I don't know. This is, my Ginyu not as clean as I thought it was. This was your idea last time.  It's Ginyu or nothing. Y'all got me sweating now. You got me sweating now. Oh, you got me sweating now. Damn. I just wanted to put my tins through the ground. Okay. Okay. Okay. Wait a minute. Wait. This could be it. You realize that this is the end for you. Could have been.  Does that work from that far? I don't know. I don't know. Just die. How about that? What? Somebody on the Ginyu Force. Get this guy. I don't pay you guys enough. Jace, you do it then. I'm not putting up with these. I didn't get paid enough of them. Oh, hey. Sorry to pause the video again. Could you like and subscribe if you're enjoying? Well, a ton of more fighters coming. Thanks for just trying to hit me. Except I appreciate it. Bye. You've got to begin me. Anyway, bro, enough losing from me. What is your theme? Why did you spark? Ultra Instinct Winnie Mones. Well, I didn't do too good on that one. I'm not going to lie. What's that? After that level one, he can super dash. What? Yeah. No way. Bro, just update me on the patch notes. No, I'm giving you some of the tools, bro. I'm giving you some of the tools. I appreciate it, bro. I need a little tool box, bro. Damn, bro, you're up there. You're just going to bring me across the whole map. Damn, I got crushed. All right. So I want to set up. I need to set up more cyber stuff. That was tough cookies right there. Oh, bro, bro. That was not. No.  Damn, them cybermen went crazy. Damn. I wish. All right. Watch this. A clip. Oh, that's what you're trying to do. There's the clip. It better include all the outtakes, too. It's going to be a right measure. All right. I shouldn't have known. Why did I move so fast? In you. Oh, hey, bro. Oh my God. He's saucy now. He's just extra saucy now. I know. But now he's just a little extra saucy. Just the way I like it. Eclipse. Oh, but I'm not good enough. I'm not good enough at the game. I thought I was. I thought I was him, but I was never him. Oh, yeah. You can't do that unless. Oh, rough. I got to remember how to play. You got to be level one for that. Cool stuff. And that was pretty efficient. That was pretty efficient. Bro, I did a basic B&B relax. That was crazy. I was impressed. Oh, well, damn.  Shucks. I wonder what this strategy is.   I just can't stand getting beat up anymore, man. Give it up to them. Yes, sir. No, I'm Gohan. Yeah. That's fine. But you left me with one crucial tool and that's limit burst, bro. Oh, no. He's finna get it. He's finna trade back. He's finna trade my body back.  Man, bro, these are the no matchup knowledge. Hold on, bro. Hold on, bro. Classic. All right, got it.  They don't respect you as their leader. Oh, so I can't do the ultimate at all, huh? You can do. I think you just do the level three of the milk. No, good. No key attack, but it don't matter. It's over. Bro, you lucky, bro. I did check. Bro. Hey, body back on the on the road. I traded back. I think I look handsome like this. My goal. Don't look at me like that. Oh, he's alive, bro. He's just happy to be alive. He didn't make it out. Bro, getting you body swap just off level one is crazy. I'm over here. D.P. Nice. Oh, well, I thought that was going to. I thought that was going to go crazy. Why do you kick me so hard? I really thought I was about to change the world. Like he was playing kickball in the school yard. I used to be a kickball champion. Look, he I was just different in those days.  When did you get here? I started dashing the second you let me go. I started running. Damn. I was. I was. Oh, bro. Hold on, bro. I don't know. It's going to be crazy. Crazy. Yes, sir. Hold on. Let me show you something. All right. See, you're safe from there, bro. Hey, you're safe. Okay. Okay. Oh, I didn't know about that. I thought it was going to be a beam. And I was going to go to jokingly dodge it. All right. Wait, here's what? Here's. So this you're saying this is real though. I do this. Oh, I don't know how it works out of DHC. Okay. Well, hold on. That's what I got to see. Oh, you drop it. Oh, I did just drop it. Oh, that's pretty fast. Told you. Never super quick like the recovery. It is. I'm just I was afraid. I was just I was just low key. I was just scared. I'll admit it. I'm mad enough to admit when I'm afraid. Never. No, not me and little buddy. Not me and my pet, bro. He's invincible. He's going crazy on the combo. Oh, my God. Let him go. Let him go. No, that's humiliating. Hold up. Let him cook. Oh, wait. Oh, so if you block the first attack, he goes away at least. All right. That's enough.   No, getting jumped by assignment. Well, the other guy just watches his nuts. Hold up. It's his first day. My friends here.  I missed.  Go hot is 511 and slouching.  What? All right. Well, swap bodies, pussy. I will. You give me a chance. I will. That's the thing. I want to move. I want to move. You want to move? You're just going to stand there? You tricked me. Never believe in your opponents. Bro, am I dead for this? I died for this. I'll give it. That's all I need. Why did you like vanish or was that my eyes? Bro, do I need to update my prescription? It looked like you like dragon ball vanished out of the corner. What was that? Was that just my eyes?   I'm sure that's what I've been told. Amen. You don't know. One more. Q in. I hate this team that I'm playing, bro, but I'll do it. You better. I need one more. Give me that. Give me that. Am I giving you? I just suck. I didn't have the bar. Oh, yes. You know, I used to play a bit of an optimal, well, not optimal, but I used to play a semi optimal UI Goku. All right, bro. All right, bro. I'm just trying to get out of the corner. Here we go. Now I get to show you my semi optimal UI Goku. There we go. Down in the corner. Wow. That was semi optimal, honestly. Yeah. No, not that far. Oh, and he's dead now. And he's dead now. That was my bad. That was my mistake.  Crazy for you. He popped off. I'm saving in the comments. Going bonkers. Not bonkers. Listen, hold up. Oh, damn, getting you. You made you failed me. You're supposed to cover me, bro. That might be the most fun character on this team right now. He might be raw. It's just the fact that I could just let a little guy fight their battle for me. That's crazy. I hate that.   Let me just let me get up. You know I had to. Little guy, little guy. Oh, hold up. Let him cook. Let him cook. Oh, damn. He dropped it. I drop it too sometimes. There's no need. There's no need to get sad about it, man. I dropped it all the time. I know what I could have done, man. I could have, hold on.  Bro, how did you combo me? I'm supposed to be comboing you. What are you doing now? He's coming. Damn, bro. What is the recovery on the side of him being planted? It's fat. Oh, no. That would have been a lovely move. I want to live.  I can't do it, bro. I can't. You got it. I had to remember how to play character. How that I did. It's over. I mean, the game's already over. I mean, the game, I guess my drag race didn't mean anything. Here I was. I thought I had to read. You're not going to do it again. You're not going to do it again. That is the, that's probably the worst feeling in fighting games. He gets quiet when he's like, I kind of tried it. I don't think it works full screen part. I don't think it does. I don't think it does.  Why am I a dumbass? I help. I don't, I don't need help.  The first hit was the bro. I tried to use a key blast. And I was like, oh, I forgot he doesn't. He can't do that. Oh, damn. You got me a little sweating out. No, my DP, my DP. It looks like you pressed the wrong button. Damn. Yeah.   All right. Well that, that was that. I guess, I think he won that set actually. Bro, it was literally, it was like four to one or five to one before we started recording. So yes, you've won one match. I won more. Well, time flies when you're having fun.


Hello, DEF CON. I've been wanting to say that for about seven years. This talk's called, Socially Owned in the Cloud. My name is DigiVigil. If you were expecting somebody else, that's bad. Since you're all here, I figured you were expecting someone else, but it's OK. So let's go on. What was my motivation for this talk? Obviously to come up here and say, welcome, DEF CON. But not entirely. Not all of it, at least. The talk is about intellectual property, but from a somewhat different angle than we usually think about it. At least as usually, I think about it.  And a lot of the data that should be really important to us and mean a lot to us are not governed by any rules that we can set. People these days, self-included, post data, personal data in relatively public forums without any real way of controlling what happens to that data afterwards, we kind of started off storing valuable information in bank boxes, vaults, our homes, whatever else. Then the computer came along and it was a great thing for storing data in. We started backing it up to CDs, USB, external hard drives, whatever. But the point is up until that point, most of the data was either stored in a secure location that we controlled as in the bank vault or at our home in this computer. As the internet became more prevalent, we had the opportunity to move our storage away from not just our private house or the control that we have, but onto public sites. A lot of those public sites we rent in order to store data. So technically they should be safe, except we don't really know what they do with the data. At least I'm paranoid, so I don't know. And the last step is that we have the ability to store personal data in a public forum, like MySpace or Orchard or one of the different social sites. Our private sphere has also evolved away from just being the people that we are close to in our daily lives. Through the people we could telephone, telegraph. Then we had BBSs. I love the BBSs when they came out. That's how I made friends. It was weird. Let's not talk about that. I just said it, didn't I? And then it evolved into these tubes that we can now communicate with a lot of people a lot of the time. I tried to find the other drawing of it, but I failed. So in those two evolutions that we saw, we have gone from in-person communication, that was when we were standing together, to in-person communication over wider spans with telegraphs, telephones, letters, to email, which could be sent to more IM one-to-one immediately. But we seem to be moving more towards the communication between ourselves and a group of people, so one-to-many instead of one-to-one or one-to-a-little group. I guess with Twitter, it is one-to-hover, many is interested in what you're tweeting about, which in my case is nobody, but there could be a lot of people following me if I was famous. For some reason, there have been a lot more control over the rules that govern our data. When it comes to snail mail, who could read your mail was so much regulated by law with a telephone, though recent administrations have done their best to subverse those laws, there were rules about who could listen to your conversations, at least if they were domestic. If they were international, then there were much less rules governing that. And with the new ones, like social security, no, social sites, not social security. I'm not going to talk about my social security number up here. And those EULAs that we get that we can read from all the different sites that we go to and the different software we get, I don't know anybody who reads that, except the very brilliant people from the EFF, and they can even understand what it says. I tried reading it, and I really can't. And I even have a little background in law, but I don't get it. So when we put our data out there, how do we know what the provider is doing with it behind the scenes? How do they store it? What's your distinction? Can you remove it? Can you delete it? What can we do? We give our data to them, and we update it frequently, at least some people do. But at the same time, we don't seem to have the set of rules that governs what we can do with it. And this was the core of my presentation when I started it, getting an answer to these questions from the biggest providers out there. And it was meant to be a survey of, OK, here are the questions that I think are in a lot of people's minds, and how are you addressing it in your business, and what is your plan regarding it? Do you care about these issues? And they definitely do care about the issues. And they do spend a lot of time researching it and making policies on it. I don't know how many people here. I saw a couple of people with a Kindle. And I believe that recently there was a bit of a tiff when Amazon removed some books from the online libraries because of rules. And they have also said that, well, they've proven that they can remove the books. You buy a book and you expect to be able to download it to your Kindle for the rest of the lifetime of that device. And actually, new Kindle devices after that know the Kindle platform devices. Apparently, that's not the case. So I wanted some answers. And I wanted answers from the big players. And I wrote a survey, a long survey. And I sent it out to some players that you might have heard about, of course, of being online. These are the prominent players in various segments of our online life. I tried to find, I found the direct contacts that were on the website. I went online. I found people who'd posted in various forums, in various industrial magazines and such, and sent it to them. These were emails. I filled out online forms. I sent a snail mail. I actually went out and bought postage, wrote things, and sent it off to a lot of different people at each company. And the result, yeah. They didn't really want to respond to me. And they didn't want to respond to any of the other people that I could get to write the letters to either. I did reply one terse comment from Amazon that claimed that due to the competitive nature of the industry, they could not divulge any data, presumably for fear that their competitors would use this data for nefarious purposes. In other words, our data has become the corporate asset way out of our control. Not only can you not control, but you're not allowed to query about its contents, the existence, or in a lot of cases, with some exceptions, you can't really get it removed. One of the things that you would need in order to get it removed is the ability to query what they have. Some European countries and Europeans in the audience? Hey, hi. I have read that in some European countries, the rules governing what countries can store about you is actually governed by laws of that nation. And I have no idea how sites like Amazon actually deal with those laws, or if they do at all, since they do operate in some of them countries like the UK and Germany. But I'm no expert in international law. Some of the sites do have a little click box. You can do this as remove my data. If any of you have been on dating sites, I, of course, wouldn't need them, but I did. You can deactivate your profile. But for me, it seems they keep it for forever anyway, because you keep getting the emails, well, somebody winked at you. Guess what? Well, my profile is not active, so could that happen? I don't know. But my expectation is that they do store this data forever. I was recently attending a workshop on data mining, NEL Security. And one of the speakers there made this point that storage is cheap, even if we don't know what to do with it, meaning the data, we will figure out a use for it later. And they build more and more complex models in order to try to sell us more and more things, or do whatever is the goal of the corporation that has that data. And most of them will sell the data, not directly connected to our person, but in aggregates and trends and so on and so forth. So your data that you have given up, fed them through, what's it called?  So my hope, after I find out that I couldn't get these answers, I change the track of my talk a little bit, because I can't really give you the results of the survey, since the respondents were not able to do it, or willing to do it. Maybe if I had been from a large institution which had lawyers and everything to help me write it, I would have been more successful. But as a print. So sorry, thank you. Some of the earlier slides tried to refer to that. How do you store data? What jurisdiction is it under? What happens to the data when the main person owns it and dies? This is a specific interest in me. Well, so if I had a lot of content that I had on Kindle, or if I had a lot of content in iTunes, or any of the other sites that actually lease you media in these days, usually if you think about having a book collection, when you die, your heirs will get to split that book collection and it lives on, as with the record CDs, whatever else you might own in a physical sense. As more and more of our commerce moves over to be buying content online and some of that data being DRM. I know iTunes now is switched off from DRM at least for their music, but for their movies and for their TV shows it's still the same. Sorry? Are you concerned with the Kindle? The Kindle as well, yes. Because it burns? Yes. And also for iTunes or for other providers in the same space, the central tenet there is that we don't really own the data anymore. We lease it. And the period that we lease it over is set by the corporation that depending on when their DRM walls go down or whatever like that, we cannot access it anymore. In the old world, we owned it wholly. If you want to go down, you mentioned Fair Knight 901, 4 or 5.1, sorry. 1984 is not an interesting book in that since we don't have physical copies anymore, they can actually change the content of the books, the music, the videos, the video, and anything else at their leisure and they might actually do. Yes? Yes. I recently went to a few presentations by Microsoft. We all love Microsoft. They give us Kool-Aid and other scary things. But they have something that they call the identity meta-system, which is meant for single sign-on and cross-multiple sides. But it has some interesting side effects in that you can actually grant permissions to specific entities for a specific period of time. So my hope, going forward, that the DRM that we all load today, at least I do, and we try to get rid of, could actually be used by us in order to control the data that we wish to disseminate out to various sites so that we would grant them a non-exclusive license that we could terminate when we no longer felt that that site was serving our needs for our content. Sorry? I have not. Sorry. No? Excellent. I know that there have been a couple of efforts I hadn't heard about that one. Do you know if Facebook or MySpace are actually behind that? Excellent. Well, Facebook is currently the big kahuna, right? And MySpace is losing people. Left and right? Let's see. So I would say that social sites make their money off of us and our content, our sweat, and our work, and our life. We should take our control back, and we shouldn't let them play with our data without having protection surrounding it. And that's the end of my presentation. I spoke too fast.


This research from the Institute for Family Studies in Gallup suggested that a warm, responsive and rule-bound parenting style leads to the best outcomes. That would be a parent who is engaged, so they're not total authoritarians, but they parent with authority. There are rules. I thought that was an important distinction. Authoritarian is different, Michael, than having authority. There is a difference.