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You get the 10-year note up 8 ticks. $1.2707. 30-year bond up 6 at $153.28 and $king dollar. $king dollar down 64 ticks, trading 96, $9.35. $king dollar is done, folks. This is the first time since last October. This would be the fourth day that you actually have lower price and you have volume behind the move.  This is the fourth day in a row. We already have volume inside $king dollar on the way down. Euro's at $1.12 to $1.00, the yen is at $108, and the pound is at $127.24 to $1.00 at U.S. dollar. Let's go over to our man, Mr. Kevin Hicks, a TD Ameritrade, thinkorswim, as we do each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. And don't forget, folks, every trading day right here, 11 to 12 Eastern Standard Time Outstanding Program. You want to understand the option market, the strategies inside the option market, the future market, great program. If you haven't test-driven yet the thinkorswim platform, really easy to do, just go to TFNN, hit the banner, bring it up. They'll allow you to trade with paper money as you can follow Kevin as team every trading day. Kevin Hicks, what's going on? Good morning, Tom. Good morning, Tommy. How are we doing? Good morning, Kevin. We're doing good, you know? All right, guys, here's the way I see this market. I saw something this morning, I heard it, and I checked it out. Yes. Currently trading 2.1, right on the nose, 2.1%. 21 of the 30 Dow industrial stocks now have a dividend yield higher than the 10-year yield. Pretty cool. What about this? IBM, 4.8%, 3.3% dividend yield. Dow-Dupont, 5.5% dividend yield. Verizon, an American company sheltered from everything that's going on with tariffs and the dollar foreign markets, 4.2%, 21 of the 30 Dow industrial stocks are now trading. That's why lower rates should lead eventually to higher stocks, as you saw yesterday. Yeah, you know what's amazing to me and has been for a long period of time? Like Verizon, Marbell, it's amazing.   With Verizon, as you said, 4.24, they're taking $131 billion. Not bad. Right. Exactly. I mean, I think this is a vital, probably, area of where we are in this overall economy right now and what people maybe should be looking at when they look at protection and where we are if this environment is lower rates for longer, right, which now little brainers out this morning talking about lower rates and they'll do whatever they need to do. And it's like our FOMC is doing their Mario Draghi imitation basically saying we'll do whatever it takes to sustain the momentum of this market. So pretty interesting. I don't remember, Tom, you tell me. I don't remember in my trading career a Fed acting based on low inflation. I just don't remember it. I totally agree that the bond market has got us lower rates. The bond market's been talking like, OK, we're going lower rates. But fundamentally it's still really hard to figure out. The only time that, you know, you really get lower rates, folks, is that when you see that an economy has already gone down, not that people speculate that it's going to go down, all right? So it's pretty wild, man.  Yeah. I was just going to say you got to throw out that jobs number from this morning, right? Yes. Talk about another variable, though. And the lowest number in nine years, my years went, whoa. It didn't help, Tommy. It certainly didn't help, did it? Yeah. And, you know, what does happen? We know that perception is everything. So if these big companies stop pulling back on spending, that's a number. You know what I mean? And maybe that's what the market is saying. The gold market's definitely saying that we're going to go lower.  And you can see what's happening here. There, you know, I was looking at this number yesterday, Kevin. So in the, you know, the GLD, which is the largest, you know, gold ETF, that was the largest acceleration they had by two and a half ton on Tuesday. That was the largest acceleration since July. And what happens here, folks, this is where the chicken and the egg comes, okay? That if they have to do that, that pushes the price of physical gold up. And then, of course, the price of physical gold goes up. Then as soon as the GLD opens again at the end of the day, they're going to buy more. Sure. So it's, you know, it's really a wild one when you take a look at it. Yes. No doubt. The reaction of gold to, I mean, you know, the dollar has come back since early this morning. Yes. And gold is off its highs as well. But boy, when the dollar broke, you know, you and I have talked about this a couple of times and I talked with Ben Lichtenstein about this a lot. When the dollar breaks, gold is going to at least hold and be firm. And you saw that today.  Nine bucks. Yeah. And there's, you know, there's no doubt there's a lot to it. Right. And when we take a look at the index in general, you know, we'll see whether we keep getting follow through. This is as a, you know, I just did that update and you can see, this is the first time since last October that we actually got three days down with volume that we actually got selling. So a little bit different twist there, no doubt. And the interest rates, they are what they are. In fact, as we're talking right here, one second, because as we're talking, it looks to me like the 30-year bond just gave it up. Is that we just come down that fast? The A was only, I think, positive a tick or two. No, it's negative a tick or two. The 10-year had been up about six ticks. I noticed it was a little divergence in terms of the 10-year. Pretty interesting, guys. How about this? The SPX is up seven and a half points and the VIX is up 30 cents today. Yeah. Pretty interesting action there. Well, there's no doubt. This is why, folks, if you want to understand the option market, understand the strategies inside the option market, great program. 11 to 12, you really can wrap your head around it. You know it's so cool in a market like this, Kevin, that it's moving so fast that folks can get to understand the strategies much quicker because we're moving so quick. How about GameStop, 33%? Is that a quick move? Oh, my God. We called that, we talked about that a little bit yesterday. Remember, they've got a new CEO, they've got a new management team, new kind of management structure, but a brick-and-mortar seller of video games. Yeah. The numbers are staggering on that revenue drop-off. It was like $1.8 billion to $1.5 billion. Right. Did you see the hardware? The hardware number was down minus 35%. Okay. To be fair, though, I said to myself, how are they still taking in $1.5 billion? So that speaks to, like, my goodness, because they've really hung on for a while and it seems almost inevitable. You're right, Tommy. That seems like a lot of revenue. Yeah, I wouldn't love to take that in, would we? Man, they got a task. Folks, we're right here. 45 minutes from now. Kevin, thanks so much, man. Really appreciate it. We look forward to the program in 45 minutes. Thanks, guys. Have a great day. Thanks, Kevin. I'm a great one. Stand right there, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. We have the dial up on 14. As of because I'm 12. This is because I'm 7. The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. In order to make the best decision, the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks. Whether we're in a bull or bear market, a good strategy is to have the tools needed to help you scan and analyze the markets before you trade. 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We'll see how this shakes out. I really thought that the S&P could get a little bit higher, though. I was looking for this thing to go up like 284. You only made 282.39. That's five. We take a look at the NDX. Now, the NDX is still the weakest end to see out here.  We'll find out. Seems like the whole Nasdaq's under antitrust investigation, man. There's no doubt about it. It's pretty close. At least the leaders of the pack are, man. The large stocks. The thang stocks. Definitely not. The only one probably not really brought into that was Netflix. I know. You know, and it makes sense, as in, they're not a monopoly man, because guess who? They're competing with Amazon directly, Disney, all that. So the one thing they have on their side is no antitrust, probably at least for the foreseeable future, even as a big leader, which is kind of a cool spot to be at. Compared to, imagine if you read Hastings, right? Okay. You know, Netflix, of course. Yeah, because what's happening, folks, is that, you know, everyone only has so many employees to go after things. Or capital. They're going to have the hands full. You know that. You know that. The Facebook, the Googles, they're making sure their legal team is assembled. Right. That's the lobbying team, I'm sure, as well. Oh, yeah. All right. Oil. Let's jump over. All right. So we'll close this out. Oil, some volatility here. Yeah. When those numbers come out last night, you can see it was a one-way route. Where are we? Yeah. Not a month buck. For sure.  We're trading about $53.50, call it. Yeah. And you tank to about $52.80 on that number. And we've kind of hung out a little bit of oscillation, but now we're kind of just under that number. $52.66. And we're looking at the price of July accrued. I'm going to jump in here. I'm going to jump into those commodity spreads, jump into crude. And let's see where these line up. We'll start at the 11s. Contracts trading at $52.65. Not bad. We're going to have $52.75 that we can gain some exposure. There's going to be a bullish trade, slightly out of the money, right? About 10, 12 pennies. So it's all going to be premium. 15 bucks. Same buck, 50 to the downside. You'd be selling this one. This time you have 12 cents of intrinsic value. So that's going to be 12 pennies. Plus a similar 15 of premium. So you're looking at 43. Call it 45 cents with some commissions. Right. Call it 50 cents for even math if you want a little profit. You can get that kind of movement today. Oh, sure. Right. And especially keeping in mind, so you've got 15 cents start to the downside. Okay. So your profit becomes $52.25 to the downside or $53.25 to the upside. And you can see how a little bit bearish there, but exposure for $1.50 almost in both directions. Let's see where the noons line up. All right. Same exact price point. That's always nice. There's your bullish trade. You're trading at $52.60. This is costing... That's interesting. How did I do that? Right. Let me just close this to make sure. $52.75. Yep. These are identical. Top one's till $11. We're ticking at $15. Yeah. That's a lot more premium, right? Isn't it a lot less? No. It's a lot more. Five pennies. $15. So this is moving around a bit. We're now at $52.61. Right. And that's $52.97. $52.89. Yep. And you can see the market ticking. All right. Three pennies. Not bad for a bid offer there. But the bullish... So we'll close out the $11. Bullish noon costing you $21. That one being out of the money, of course. We'll open back up the noons. You look at the bearish trade. This is going to be the expensive one with some value, $36.57. Well, we're going from $45 to $57. Yeah. Almost appropriate, right? Not bad, but a little... So the market... This is pretty cool, folks. So that market is pricing in that, yeah, it's going to come up, but then they don't know... There's going to be movement here. We're 15 cents away from the perfect spot, and that's adding to the cost of these. Right. You know, when we pull them up, usually the ideal, right, is that the contract's trading to $52.75, trading 15 pennies away. Right. So that's... But I'm talking about the difference in just the $11.12. That's a lot bigger spread than we normally used to do, meaning 13 pennies. Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes that might be close. It's like 10 pennies, maybe? No. Yeah. That seems to me a lot for an hour, sometimes. So what ends up happening is that this is where inside of the option market, folks, that we'll see how close they get. Do you know what I'm saying? Yeah. As to what kind of movement we get. I only look at it as in they're adding about five pennies to each side for an hour. Right. So that's not two, or they're at least going to be adding like three or four pennies to... So I'm just really... It's pretty appropriate, but again, a little pricey because you're paying for 15 cents, which is, you know... So the 11s were 45 bucks. The noons are 55, 60, right? Wherever we're at. And of that though, 15 of that is intrinsic value, which you kind of don't want to be paying for, right? Right. That's a big percentage of the money you're putting up. For sure.  But we'll see, 10, 24, right? And we just jumped in there. So the market, in terms of what they're looking for, they have the crude oil, and somewhere between usually what happens is the survey number is an early number. I think that number might start to get calculated prior to the number last night for the API. Yeah. And then when the API comes out, people start cluing into that hint, and so you're looking for probably closer to even right now to a decline of about 300,000 barrels. Isn't that wild? And so what has happened, I believe last night we had a good-sized build, so this here is saying that we have a decline. We just put in a 2 million build, right? 2 million builds. So let's see if the top-live comes up as... Here we go. Maybe they give us a hint with that API sometimes last night. Yes, 3 million barrel build. There you go, crude. Bit of pressure from API data, so 3 million barrel build. Pressure could worsen if the API data shows that the survey is overly optimistic, and the gasoline and distillate surveys, there's also optimism that at risk of a letdown similar to last week when surprise gasoline build helped drag WTI down to the low 50s. Right, and the gasoline build on the last night was big too, you know? So let's see, they got a... The distilt was huge. So the distilt is the jet fuel and heating fuel. It was the biggest one out there since about a year. Always interesting how the fundamental factors come into this, of course. We're talking about a commodity, man. You got to refine it. You got to move it around the country. We're in summer season. You got storms going on. So they got the effects of the Midwest and Great Plains flooding are likely to finally hit cushioning this week after a key outbound pipeline was forced to shut down while a number of refiners cut runs. So there might be a glut, right, stuck there, that they can't get it out. They can't refine it. That will likely put more pressure on prompt prices and the spread, even as summer demand means refineries ramp up their facilities. Fineries have been running below normal for this time of year. We keep seeing that as we do these on Wednesday. And at the lowest since 2016, that could be barriers for crude draws, but could also point to a gasoline draw depending on what happens with the imports. Let's see what happens. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. We have the Dow up 120. Nasdaq is flat. S&Ps are up four and a half. Gold's up 930. Silver's up 13 cents. And you get the King Dollar down 89 ticks. Tommy and I come right back, folks. Stay right there. Hi, folks. 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There you go, man. Whoa, that is a decrease. You're talking about, we just dropped almost a dollar. My goodness. Yeah. 51 handle on the price of crude. 7 million barrel build. Pretty remarkable gas. Gas with the build as well. And of course, as they say. Look at that gasoline. Yeah. Just the build? Yeah. Yeah. It's 3.2. And we're in driving season. Yeah. Bottom line is that energy's out there. And you're going to remember, 44 bucks. That's my take. We're going to December, you know, 26 level here. Well, this move is going to help in that journey. Yeah. We're going to help, man. So these contracts, if you don't mind, you really, your max profit there, where are we looking? 52.75. Right? Now what's interesting is this actually clawed right back up to that, if we were following it in the final three minutes, where you could have gotten equal exposure. We got the move in the direction you wanted it anyway, but you can see that 10.25 bar just crept from 52.60, which is where we were looking at it. Yeah. To 52.75. And that was, so like, this would be your bearish. And if you wanted to close that out, what are we looking at? This is the bucks. This is the 11. That one was costing us 43. 43. Yes. 43. Plus it would have been commissions. So you can see, I might let that one ride out a little bit with that type of a built. Seriously. The market's not happy with that surprise built. Surprise, surprise. Yeah, yeah. I wonder what this, oh, is this in total stock? So when they break down everything maybe in terms of, you know, you got gas, you got crude, you're talking about some type of crude, or crude derivative. That's some real action, man. It is, it is. I'm waiting for when they give us the full breakdown, but we'll jump back and we'll check in on that. So if we get old, and we take a look at the, look at that. Oh, we can't stop. I know it's, go ahead. And if you would, we take a look at the NASDAQ folks. The NASDAQ, once again, NQ9. The NASDAQ has some selling on it. It's dragging down the S&P too. You know, the high out here was 72.45 and we're 71.62 right now. Inside the NDX, let's see what the culprits are. So you get the sky works down three and a half percent. Baidu's off three and a half. C-trips off three and a half. Microchips off three and a half. Okay. Gainers, American Airlines up three percent. Okay. Yeah, you get Excel, Energy up two percent. Monster is up one point, but it's Monster, Brevage up 1.8 and Verisign is up 1.6. Can we check out Salesforce? They had their numbers last night and crushed it out of the park, right? CRM. CRM. Yes. CRM.  CRM. Just, there we go. Yeah. So a little bit muted this morning as it pulls back. It had a high 157.98. Maybe I can pull it up on the thinkorswim platform to get their action last night and we can go into their numbers, but I think earnings wise they crushed it, man. CRM. Yeah, and then you can see what it's doing too. I mean, this is where this gets interesting. So we come down off the high March and that April May, June. Yeah, that'll be their last numbers. CRM. Yes. You know, right to the 90 days. Okay. You know, you're coming into that supply line and that's a monster. Maybe they're press release. No. Well, they, okay, sales, sales going to be 3.94 billion, 3.95. Yeah, that was pretty close for it. It raised revenue projections to the fiscal year to 16.1 billion to 16.3 and the analysts had a 16.1. So that's what that's looking at. Yeah, there's some bigger too. I just remember I started by some of their earnings break down. Maybe we can find out one of the breaks because this one, they lost it. Profit excluding some items will be 46 to 47 cents a share. On average, analysts projected 64, but revenue increased 24% to 3.74 billion. We'll try and dig during one of the breaks because they did.  Oh, man, I mean, they just, they, pretty remarkable in terms of their crush. Yeah, I can't figure out what's going on. Here we go. So first quarter, just earnings per share, 93 cents versus 74. The estimate was 61. So they came in with the quarter of 93 and they were looking for 61. And it seems like, you know, nothing was as in just this quarter. Everything in the future is probably good. And I actually thought, you know, maybe they're bringing down expectations for such a beat this quarter to kind of tame things. It would make sense. I mean, if you look at that and we just pull these numbers up, you're going to see, you know, you're talking about this is, this is just amazing, folks. So in 2015, they took in $5.4 billion, which is fabulous. Last year, they took in $13.3 billion, but this year, $16.2. I mean, what's remarkable is they're taking in over $3 billion a quarter this year. I know. Next year, they're going to have in a quarter at the end of the three-year growth rate, basically 25% across the board. Business. Unreal. That is a monster business. Let's take a look at some of the higher volume equities out here in this market. And I suspect what we're going to see is that you got to a higher high today. You probably get lighter volume. There's a biotech that you don't see this too often, but this is sad. Down $33, trading at $4. I think that was like a billion-dollar company as of yesterday, because right now I think it's a billion-dollar company as of yesterday. So not a tiny, you know... Yeah, so it looks like they... A clinical stage biopharma. And look at the high for the at $53, the low today. And that high, only you're talking about six weeks ago, April. Oh, my God. That's sad. Can we go into the news just to give a... Now, I saw a stage two... Let's see. So, drug results with... Maybe this is going to be lower than that right now. I don't know when this was published. Oh, no. Well, here, IFRX fell 83% like the raised question. So is this another one? Maybe this is another company that's... Okay. ...involved, right? Chemocentrics, that they're down 30%. We're not even looking at them. We're looking at inflarex, which is the one that's down 83. So it looks like some type of a joint. More than likely this is a, you know, one drug, one dose, right? So, so, um, after reports, IFRX-1 did not show significant dose-dependent effects in Shine Phase 2B study for treatment of hydrodinitis, supervena. So it's a skin disease inflammatory. Um, pretty remarkable, man. Yeah. That's a monster. If you're playing with those biopharmas, you better have a fundamental understanding of where they're on the pipeline or you better have a high risk tolerance. Yes. Right. So you got another one, Pivotal Software. This is down $7.60. 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And don't forget folks, you can reach every trading day at forex- trading- unlock.com. That's forex- trading- unlock.com. Teddy cake stack. What's going on brother? Good morning gentlemen. Good morning Teddy. We got action out here. Glad to be back since we spoke last. The dollar has taken a little bit of a beating going into today's trade. It has. As I said a little bit earlier Teddy, since last October I traded the currency. I just look at the dollar index. But this is the first time since then that we actually had this the fourth day down with volume that they're actually selling it. Do you know what I mean? Every time before this it would dry up in a second. It's like okay there's no more sellers so it's going to get interesting here. The dollar index has taken a little bit of a beating. We're looking for a little turn. We got it. So now let's break it down to see what's going to happen next. Cool. So the numbers that we had today especially with the oil inventory is the PMI and stuff. We have unemployment coming out in the Eurozone as well as in the U.S. over the next couple days. I think those are definitely going to be fundamental numbers to watch the dollar. It may be a little skittish of a trade for the next today and tomorrow into Friday. We have a few days in the short run. Oh no. Hold on. Stop the presses. I'm only kidding. Go ahead. Sorry. They know exactly. So I mean I think right now this is definitely a corrective bounce for the U.S. dollar. It's been a raging bull. It's been time. Other currencies needed to unwind. So there's no real news that for instance the Euro spiked up to 113 today before our numbers came out. I think you've seen more market action since we spoke last week as far as on a volatility and range basis in the Euro and other currencies than you've seen basically in a couple months. You know. So and the funny thing is like when you look at the charts especially you have to look at the weekly and the monthly to put things really in perspective because it daily makes it look like there's a lot happening in the market but the reality is it's been in such a tight range that it's just a big it's a small there's no there's no right. You know how about the yen you know the yen you know when you go back a few months that had that big spike down for one day but it looks like that thing wants to go after it again then. You know I think that the support is definitely tested in the dollar yen trade for sure. So I think that obviously the sell off that happened over the past week or so has been very dramatic but I think that we're if the dollar is where it's still going to remain weak I really believe that that trend is going to still continue to hammer that market a little bit probably going into the G20 meeting and I think that that's really where you're going to see the turn for when it comes to the dollar yen trade because right now even came out on CNBC today which we've been talking about for a while now about how where the U.S. China tariff war has impacted China but it's the market's correct and now what they're showing how Vietnam points something percent Malaysia's GDP is exploding you know as well as Chile Argentina and a bunch of other countries as well right you know so that being said the G20 meeting I think is going to be something may come out of this meeting because you have all the world leaders and this is an economic forum so what's at the forefront right now the UK and the EU with Brexit as well as the U.S. with its tariff war going on with China Mexico the world exactly right you know so and I think that I mean these G20 meetings a lot of times it seems like it's more puffery than anything but for the first time in a long time I think that we have all the big boys coming to the table and girls and sitting down where I think that they don't have the opportunity to just mouth and jaw off this meeting I think this is one where they actually need to show some good faith that they actually want to negotiate and come to terms because if it doesn't this meeting will signal that we really are not coming to terms with Brexit and the EU the U.S. tariff thing is going to continue for not just months but will probably go into the next year and a half you know so and with that being said I think we're going to see that right now there will probably be some good activity in the currencies for the next week or so but as we get in towards that last week of June the dollar is going to be in question for sure that's definitely the major one that everyone's looking at you know you know it's interesting folks too is that when you just brought up the Vietnam you know up a 7% for the quarter what happens folks is that and they're onto this and anyone that's an importer is onto this big what has happened is that as the factories move out of China into Vietnam which they've been doing for a while because when the Vietnam war was under that would be much harder to put a draft on Vietnam in general and that's the big talk in China right now do you know what I mean that okay we're going to go to Vietnam because you know they already moved some factories to other countries well just like someone moving to Mexico and all of a sudden Mexico is getting the draft okay so we're going to see more of that man I mean that's the bottom line so for sure well the bottom line well what consumer I mean we're going to be paying more money for everything right I mean that's that's in the short run you know as the markets correct and as these other countries start to become our suppliers then things change again you know so yeah it should I get that there's no doubt I guess the real question is going to be then how quick do we change them again you know I think what we're seeing more than anything I was running a larger company right now I'd be really wary about moving at all you know it's like okay soft uncertainty right yeah where is where am I going to put my couple hundred million dollars you know it's like okay maybe I'll just hold unless you're in the state of Illinois then you won't want to move your company out of the state of Illinois because of the taxes that's a guarantee yeah hey man that's you know you guys have always had a problem with the taxes I guess what when you look at Greece when I look at these other countries that it's the world is supposed to follow pot and they keep going it's like okay you know something's going to come down and correct itself or that just kicked the hand down the road more you know well and that's going to be a big thing for the dollar coming up too because it's going to start to affect the credit markets you know and that's when we hit the cycle the markets will follow after that yeah interesting man this currency market is something else there's no doubt and we haven't even talked about Brexit yet yeah what's going to happen but right now also your viewers should be taking mind that this little balance against the dollar this is just a short term corrective profit taking move it's by no means bearish the dollar and bullish these other currencies it's just the trend is your friend no matter what and so yeah and then currencies in particular well that's that's good news man listen folks you can reach Teddy every trading day at forex dash trading dash unlock.com Teddy you have a great one safe one of course we look for a speaker next Wednesday thanks man thanks Teddy have a great one 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Yeah, as I said, welcome to panel two of this afternoon's program. Today we are going to hear some scholarship presentations and we are really, really proud and really excited about this program. So this is the program where we as a cooperative try to support especially early career researchers and teachers to everybody who helps people to learn about handwritten text recognition technology and transcribers in particular. And yeah, let's see what some of those wonderful people around the world have been up to. The title of this session is from non-Latin character to layout analysis to research starts as impact learning by experience, experience and sharing solutions. And as you know, the co-op is all about sharing. And let's see what the speakers of this session have to share. First up is Constanta Borlaku from the University of Oxford with her talk about Old Romanian transcription translation or interpretation. Yeah, I'm not sure how much of a solution I'll offer, but I definitely would like to offer some questions. Let me just get going with this so that everything is on up and going. Can you hear me all right? Yeah, OK, wonderful. So I shall start by saying that Old Romanian, which is dated between the very beginning of the 16th century. That's when we have our first text and the kind of end of the 18th century. Like this. Nineteenth century scholars have been extra kind of isolated area, so the answer lies in the state building process. But recently it has been seen that the constant war makes it strong. Like the sociologist Charles May has said, war made a mistake and state made war. Usually the state building is approached from the macro level by studying teams and how could you use that?  So such as the T that with the comment that you can see in my name, which is stands for that's, for example, present in the Cyrillic alphabet. And for the Latin, it needed to be adopted, of course, to the linguistic means of Romanian. Now, another introductory kind of word, transcription, transcription, transliteration and interpretive phonetic transcription. Transcription, we all know, that's what we do with transcribers. Transliteration is instead the action of kind of changing from one script to another, the same content of a text. And in my case, it would be taking the original Cyrillic script and adapting it to the Latin one and interpretive phonetic transcription is something that's present, that we find indeed in Romanian scholarship. And I kind of quote, I kind of don't quote, I translated myself and interpreted it. It's the practice of transliterating a piece of text, written with Cyrillic letters into Latin letters, by applying orthographic rules derived from Romanian history of phonology and or current spelling rules. And this is a little bit problematic. I'll tell you more in detail why. And so I wonder whether interpretive phonetic transcription is even an adequate kind of label to put down to it. Again, my personal needs were philological. I wanted to understand to work on two early translated biblical books. So I worked on the soldier and the apostolos, so the acts of the Apostles and the Epistles. And at the very beginning, I tried to understand what was the original source. And I realized that it was a Trislavonic source. And then I tried to draw the Stemachodicum. So I understand how the witnesses, the sexual witnesses that we've inherited are linked, if at all, to one another. Because the work was mainly lexical, I decided not to translate the sources and so kind of put myself aside from Romanian scholarship, let's say, and keep the original Cyrillic script. Just a couple of names, because they will come up in the models that then have been devised. Important point. My sources were manuscripts and printed books. Everything happens in the 16th century. They were monolingual and bilingual. So Romanian with Cyrillic script, but also Trislavonic interlinear with Romanian. So not a column and a column, but literally a piece of text followed by the Romanian translation. Again, some names so that you kind of get your year used to it. Kursumakis' soldier is the most important one. That will be also my case study. There is the Voronetz Codex, the Schaea soldier. The Bratocodex is a bilingual one. And Koresi is the big name for typography in Romanian history of the book. OK, let's get started with the models. How I got into all of this. First of all, I've been quite lucky because for Trislavonic, there are some publicly available models that are very good. And they are provided by Ahim Rabus from the Freiburg University. We'll be speaking tomorrow, actually. Now, good starting point, at least not completely scared. But because Transcribus learns also linguistic features, it would work only on half of my, well, half over half over half of my data. So the Cyrillic part in the bilingual manuscripts. And so although the characters would be similar, the script is similar, the linguistic data per se is different because we are dealing with another language. So I need you to train my own models. This is kind of schematically what I've been up to. We already know this, it's a process of recycling.  So for me, it has been like an accordion. You would have a small source-based model and then I would put together other models, like combine them and so on and so forth. And again, because some sources are monolingual and some others are bilingual, some printed and some other are handwritten, the outcome has been varying. The best one is the first one, which is based on printed sources. And I must admit that I didn't even need that many word tokens for that. Yeah, it's even less than 4,000 and it's already below a 5% error rate. So that was good. Second half of the presentation. Oh no, sorry, that was not supposed to, I thought I, sorry, that was not supposed to be there. Second half of the presentation, so case study. I then wanted to address these transcribing, transliterating, interpreting. What do we do? How can I use transcribes for this? So my case study has been the Hormuzaki soldier. It's the earliest source ever. Linguistically, a chaos, very interesting. So the first attempt has been to get as much of a good model as possible for the recognition of the Cyrillic characters. Now, I basically transcribed all the, all the manuscript. So like 200 and something pages checked it all and then created a model. And that model goes to 5.5% error rate. So basically that's as good as it gets. I don't have many more folia for this manuscript. So that's it. I then thought of a, I must say, I must say not perfect table of correspondence between the Cyrillic and the Latin characters, which you see here. And then kind of in an automatic manner, I fed into the transcribers the transliterated data and then created another model. This model has an error rate of 7.3%. So not great, but a good starting point. And I've done this automatically. So there is something called protea, not, I mean, it's basically you can put in this chart that you see to the left with the correspondence. And then it automatically you bring in your file or text and then it automatically basically transliterates. If you are into programming, you can do that as well. And not programming, so I've decided to do it this way. Now, the problem is that there are some problematic letters for, hmm, for Czechoslovakia. So the way they are interpreted phonetically in Romanian. For example, the first one, K is usually transliterated as C and it has these phonetically is K. Now, if K is followed by the frontal vowels E or I or E, that's kind of difficulty with English. In modern Romanian, you write it with the C is followed by an H. So to have the same sound of key, K, because if you write C and then I or C and E, it's like in modern Italian, it's Che Chi, right? So it's a completely different phonetically, it's a completely different phenomenon which needs interpreting, say. When it goes down to the vowels, it's even more difficult. So for example, you can see these ones in Slavic studies, they are called yeru. They even have three different interpretations, possible interpretations. Eh, so that's what we have the schwa in English, bottle, right, or no phonetic value at all. So what do we do with that? In my previous here chart, I just kind of gave them a random symbol coming from Slavic studies so that I have a one-to-one correspondence, but those phenomena need interpreting. So, yes, two minutes. That's the outcome here to the right of just kind of doing diplomatic transliteration. And this instead is my picture, diplomatic transliteration. I must confess that to a modern Romanian, this would sound a little bit incomprehensible. And then that's the interpreted transliteration or what Romanians would call interpretive phonetic transcription. Now, I've not yet found a solution for how to make transcribes become that into that. And I wonder if that's possible at all. Open floor for discussion. I will skip this. And then, yeah, to go down to my conclusions. Basically, based on my PhD experience, I think that the current stereo affairs when it comes to textual editions of all Romanian is very chaotic. Do the Mary approaches apply to making critical editions? And especially this phenomenon of interpreting certain letters. I don't think that we should disregard completely what has been done so far. It is important for us to interpret certain linguistic phenomena, but I do think that before getting to that step, we need the raw data. We need to make scholars kind of access that data. And that's what I would like to do probably in the future. So make digital editions if possible. Here's a little bit of a bibliography with an explanation mark, which was not supposed to be there, but is just to kind of show my enthusiasm for you listening to me. And I'm open to whatever questions you have.


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We got those 30% off, and I've got some new Croppy shirts dangler shirts for all y'all meet-gatherers or maybe you just enjoy the look of a crappie I don't know I've got one on my wall behind me in the shape of a guitar Croppy the other white meat new shirt and sweatshirts 30% off at the store right now Link is in the top of the description help support the channel craziness going on at the Googles right now I just got my channel Remodeled ties back in action, but the majority of my support currently comes from you guys and the merch sales Now let's creep out into the woods, and let's get done It's gonna be a good morning Had now Something is going down Research has been done It's about six o'clock in the morning.  There's a feeder back in there a ton of does some small pucks come in There's also been some turkeys coming at about 10 o'clock. So the action is gonna be good I'm talking tons of deer. We're coming to this thing. I can set up in a tree See what comes out We're in the rifle season now And I'm yet to put a buck on the ground with my 6.8 caliber gun. It's an AR platform gun I've never killed a deer with an AR platform gun And I figured this be a good time to put it to the test this property hasn't been hunted very much So there's all sorts of crazy things coming out of the woods and new deer showing up on the cameras every day I set up on the ground right here about 70 yards from this feeder And I already have had a buck come in behind me and run off. I quickly realized I'm sitting on a game trail After the sun came up But it's the best looking tree I could find at 5 30 in the morning with no light And the wind is perfectly in my favor quickly some does and a little buck start coming in and I am fully ready to take down a doe. This is what I came here for I'm ready to get some meat There's only been a few Big shooter bucks show up on this camera So I'm really not expecting to see one another doe comes up from a weird angle behind me smells me blows And then runs off And then that triggers another doe to come around and just take a look. She can't see what's going on I'm blended in I got good background cover But she sneaks around and then she gets an angle on me and then she runs off Now I'm left with a little 4.2 and a half year old buck And I'm just sitting there waiting. I hope these does are going to come back in and then there is a crazy deer coming in from my Right that's got its left antler just bent down over its face I'm so shocked by that. I'm looking at that. I'm turning the camera and then all of a sudden there is a Mature buck that steps out. It caught me totally off guard. I mean these other bucks They literally started posturing down to this other big buck and he wasn't he didn't have a huge rack He just was mature and by mature.  It is perfect if he takes two steps to the right He's going to line up where there's no glare at all. All he's got to do is turn broadside and what does he do? He turns beautifully does one of these neck motions just I pull On the trigger ever so slightly.  I'm sticking dynamite going off when there's nothing moving I mean every animal just turns and looks every squirrel every armadillo's like What is that? This old big boy is just staring in my direction. He can't quite put a bead on what's going on He doesn't know what my shiny gun is. I'm lean behind the tree and then he starts walking towards me Just like the doe did just to investigate the area. See what that was. So what did I do? I slowly started slouching down onto the ground like please don't save me, please And eventually I was laying flat on the ground watching the deer Wondering what should I do? Should I rack another bullet in?   I just shot like five minutes ago. Yeah You didn't hear it. I hope so You just I rattled in a buck He came in five yards from me. He stared at me in the face. I was like And he just went bolted and then I called in a coyote on accident I was rattling and he come darting into at the same time. We have blood. It it kind of looks a little frothy like I might have got some lungs between the both of us Probably some of the coolest white tail Uh hunting on the ground that I've ever seen. This is the first deer I've ever shot from the ground Good blood good blood He's going this way. Usually they go Path of least resistance is that way path of least resistance There's blood on the tree right there He's running into trees and stuff. It's a good sign And look for blood on the road just so if he crossed the road, but I'm on last blood Yep more blood here Steven's got blood Looked like he slowed down there for a second. Now we're starting to get the juiciness I've never shot a deer with a six eight. So it's not like an arrow No an arrow is You know Oh, yeah, it's back on the road. Let's see which way did he turn Now it's This is what we're like and he's almost we're almost there We're almost there Man, he did go away I'm in a little trouble right now.  That's good blood there I have no idea where I hit him really no idea It's been a long time since I've shot a deer with a rifle. So I kind of forgot how uh, how the blood trail is different than bow hunting With bow hunting you're you're putting a big old gash with rifle hunting. Sometimes it just kind of spurts out It does a lot of damage, but it just it takes longer to Take effect whereas a bow is just immediate just A blowout we are a ways away from where I shot this deer He's he was right in front of us There he is Oh, yeah, good shot Yep, there's the old rifle shot. I was worried. I didn't know that's a good old buck We recovered him went a pretty good ways made a really good shot on him. I wasn't sure That's one of the main things. He always want to make sure you make a good shot on an animal I've killed two low fence bucks this year.  It's still pretty cold outside and we want to get back to hunting So I'm basically just gonna gut it. I'm gonna throw some ice and it's uh And it's chest cavity and uh, it's gonna be freezing tonight So we should be fine to hunt the rest of the day just to keep it in the shade Y'all my hands are so bloody right now bloody with success though It feels good to get another deer for the freezer I'm probably gonna do mostly deer sausage because everybody that has tried the deer sausage that I got from my last deer Has loved it osg said she wants some more of that Unfortunately, we don't have any water right here or a creek.   There are some turkeys We saw them as we were coming out back here So we're gonna hunt for those and then uh, I think Rob's gonna continue the stalking Deer are running around everywhere during the middle of the day right now But I am going after turkey. I went around in the woods and hunted turkeys in the afternoon Let me tell you something when there's 20 or 30 of them gathered together They are a doozy to sneak up on I got fairly close enough to film But not enough to sneak up on them and get a good clean shot and shoot one during this fall turkey season They start getting nervous and then they just Flap those big beautiful wings that you hardly ever see them use and let me tell you something turkeys can fly Long ways it's like watching a herd of butterballs just get off the ground Say see you later And I ended up sitting at that feeder again in the evening and I wanted to see what was gonna come out Was a big buck gonna come out because that was gonna make me feel bad if I shot a younger buck And then this big nasty mature buck comes back out But he never did so that made me feel better about my decision Now truthfully, I don't think I shot the right deer y'all still shot a great deer Nice three and a half year old deer But there was another buck with that deer that I think I should have shot that was Five and a half years old probably Mature but had no antler growth at all And I chose the deer that had the antlers That was a little younger rather than the mature buck And as a hunter and as I get older and I'm more patient I don't think that was the right decision to make. Is that good for my ego? Does that make me feel good? No, but I'm telling you guys that because I think that's the right thing to do If you're a young hunter and you're getting into hunting. That's what you should do You should look to shoot the mature animal always Like the first buck of the season that I shot Was probably six and a half years old beyond its prime a great deer to take out Even though its antlers are even smaller than it was the year before as I get older and as I hunt more That's what I realized. It's not about the antlers. It's about shooting the mature Animal that one that is the dominant buck. I saw that buck in the morning.  My meat's still gonna be great And I'm proud to bring meat home and feed my family. The point is in my opinion It's not about trophy hunting. It's about shooting the right animal And I just want to say that as a learning lesson from my experience because I think that's the right thing to do And on that little life lesson outdoor note We are going to close out today's video y'all and I've been doing this Since 2009 I think is when I started my channel and some of you guys have been here since then So thank you to all you dedicated fishing freaks out there that have been watching the channel for a long time And to all you new peeps out there. Thank you for being here. So until the next time I see you I hope you're having a very blessed day in the outdoors. Go enjoy it, man Good old fall weather. Just put you some flan alone. Dig up Enjoy the harvest and I'll see y'all on the next one.