And we're alive Let's see if I can break this So far the answer is no No, because then I can't see the comments And I can tell me I turned on it and it was the same for off. What's up y'all? I'm blonde all the time love all the time You can I believe in you I What's up party people in the house we just started at one minute 15 seconds ago, and we are up to 65 people Yeah, buddy, sorry 67 What's up all you ATD fans? So here's the deal we wanted to try something for you guys that we have been requested to try and or if we have tried for a while now and that is Partially talented and breaking things that even are not supposed to be breakable so We're gonna test that tonight right here live in front of everybody also While Jeff is finishing this sign Greg just joined the room I needed to show you guys some amazing that we got today. I Ordered a whole bunch of stuff for our class And one of the things that I'm providing for everybody are these little torches Aren't they bananas? And so So far of all the things that I've ordered for the class. This is what has come in so far Super pumped Greg drop these off today. These are what we're gonna be pouring on da-da-da Super pumped Like to no end And Way else Well, I'm glad you are here at Cheryl Ideas that is bananas so another thing we're gonna be playing with tonight is are these Resi tents and No worries Amanda, we're gonna do them every month. We're trying to do a poor. What's up shy? I said hi happy owl Happy Al Juska your stick should be at your door soon So these are tents, so I'm gonna assume that since it's a tent It's not like a thick color and that it'll be transparent so we can see through them And the plexiglass if I like hold it up to the light, of course Andrea would love to see your results So I'm really curious to see how these Turn out We're gonna figure it out tonight I'm gonna test out this plexi sheet Which we got from Home Depot for it wasn't that expensive was it? Eight dollars That's awesome Robin. Congratulations. What's up Sonya? I know Torgan all powders are pretty great. I think Nicole I'm I've gotten up to hold on let me check the date got up to the 15th until I ran out of sticks today So if you ordered between like when we first started it to the 15th unless you're international I've sent it out.  Yeah We're making a sign For our now available stir sticks in these countries, right now So I got them all shipped out except for up to the fifth After the 15th, so if you order between the 15th and right now They have not shipped yet, but we're picking up the next batch of them. When we Tomorrow Sorry about the delay on all this they're made to order and to be honest the Response to the stir sticks has been a little bit overwhelming for our one-man manufacturer, so I really do appreciate y'alls With the word patience. Thank you for that word As the orders come in Anyways, we're getting them out as soon as we can we can do that I know we're thanks to miss Laura Taylor for our new workbench looks like this da-da Da Thank You Vanna white. Okay. No Kelly. We would just started seven minutes and 43 seconds ago So Where was I? Andrea your six did not go out yet. Sorry. I'm a slacker. I Have just a million hundred other People and I wanted to get your painting out with it, but I Know you said to go ahead and send it, but I just Full disclosure. I haven't sent them yet So get just a couple like two or eight more popsicle sticks In the meantime, yeah Yeah Right Laura Taylor just said I just got my geo from Erica It's been in as if y'all can commission one from E you would be amazed so beautiful. You're so sweet Laura Thank you so much No worries Mary Jane. Thank you beyond I Said hi Tammy Anderson Andrea Tori and I'll send like weird Things like today we got a pack of wood chips from them It's weird. Yeah They sent us these today, I don't know Slap bracelets Maybe Jane you are in the giveaway for this month Elaine said I set my alarm to watch you guys. It's 2 42 a.m. Here in Scotland That's banana Thank You song. Yeah What's up Tim? Thank You Kelly green cheese Jessica we just started 10 minutes 47 seconds ago. I Know it was wood chips is weird Andrea craft herpes is what like I have mostly in my studio. I am I'm like bombarded with glitter A grisha is something that they y'all Hi, Internet. I'm Judy some of the questions that people, you know, have you poured on plexiglass. We've never done it. We don't know if we want to just Pour it directly on it or do it should we just do half like half sand it just to kind of see what What the You know it flows easier And you have this, you know clear so you can see if you can see through it I guess this will be a two-part You're gonna have to join tomorrow Just see how it turned out Do you want to let it pour? 20 and Yeah, everybody is Or should oh, what if we did this? What if we take it off painted? One side black Black Here's the thing Most people want to use plexiglass because they want to be able to see through it So why would you paint one of part of it black? What if it peels off like plastic? Can the black be translucent Just as we'll have to tell you about our own sabotage story sometime when we're at your class always down What are the red things under the plexi those are like cake baking snakes? That we got from the Judy do art and glow because that's true Take the sides, but I know you don't like the look when It doesn't flow off the edges Mama Judy, right? She's our fairy godmother for sure for sure It is an e-science experiment also y'all guess what I ordered some stickers today for you guys I'm super pumped. I ordered 150 stickers. So it's basically One for every 800 of you guys Tape under so you don't have to worry about the drips Diane. Yes, ma'am.  I wouldn't think you would need too much the surface area isn't that big Is that what one-on-one is? Hi Lisa How many ounces is two and two? No one on one should be fine Sonya if the if we like the designs from these sticker prints, then we will proceed with our T-shirts Cindy had a good point. She'll left the plastic on the bottom side So you can peel it off We'll know for next time. No big deal The plexi is about what would you say 11 by 14? It's like eight dollars night Jessica Hi shy What up Philly Phil? Are you rapping over there B? Sonya as soon as we get our t-shirts in I'll send you an invoice Jennifer the size is 11 by 14 Would you need to use less resin because it's already smooth I mean did Jeff thinks the resin according to how many colors he has he's quite a Unique thinker So since we have a few smaller canvases on hand we're not really worried about how much we're making What about taping the sides to keep it from running off the thing about that is one of Jeff's favorite design elements Happens when there is specifically runoff So we're not gonna take the sides Miss Chris says I started watching you guys two days ago, and I'm addicted Caught another one in the fly trap Kelly Green wants you to wrap to live crew Right ATD after dark Clara says she loves art resin neon tints. Hope they work well for you tip You need to slightly open them let Erin and then tighten to shake like crazy Hi Rod. Oh You can get this plague see at Home Depot What's up Marcy?  I Think that's where he's going tonight with this one Have you ever done a sunset colored poor Kelly Green says I'm doing the running man just so you know so excited PJ said I made four ounces of resin earlier poured it and was like I should have made eight ounces It's nerve-wracking Hi Lisa why it's mom Trace of color says I'm super new to resin I've done a couple geode style things but not a full real deal geode yet I feel like everything I have to do has to be sellable or I failed This is false It's either sellable or a learning experience or both. Ah, okay. It's not ATD after dark To live I did not say go tease goat oh We don't have teas yet. We are Testing out our design elements for the teas awesome Marcy That's awesome rusty can't wait to see what you come up with Can we have done a tutorial on how we prep our canvases with house paint? I can dig through them all of our past Videos if you want to send me an email at Thornton artist till death comm two teas two L's I can link that for you Sugar Swank wants to know if you've used sugar spray paints. They sound great. They're really heavy, right? If you don't shake them up where you're working with them. They'll come out a different color Then the cap. Yeah, like and then it'll mix and then it'll catch up It's just I'm not a fan and they're not the same colors. They are on the cat But it's a little off.  It's not, you know, bright Cheryl I believe I have one wait For July's class we have what five seats left. I think it's five Cheryl Kelly tonight. He's using art resin and art resins Resin tents we haven't used them before and we are going to test them. That's good Judy says Susanna Danks is selling a binder. You can mix powders in it and make your own paste That's amazing Judy. I did turn in for the beginning of that But then a few people were kind of talking to me about our live feeds and like taking up her Chat feed so I was like, okay. I gotta go. I didn't want to like Take all the attention from what she was talking about because she had some really interesting things to say Jeff was that a dance moves shake them colors up again Hi, Cat Tales Working at Boat for the class They're definitely Transparent yeah Penny you can send me an email at Thornton at artists till death calm Don't forget. There's an N right here and then two T's to L's. I Can put you down and send you all the info you need through email sugar swing says we're up to 9.6 subs y'all Kelly green shoes to L's five E's because E science Amy says how early are you picking dates for classes? I can't come down till September October I've only gone out as far as July cuz to be honest. I didn't think all y'all would want to come to my classes Which I'm super pumped about by the way, so we're planning on the last weekend of every month Thank You beyond Hi Nancy Clara said add more drips and they will lose their transparency Kelly the metallic said Susanna was using our completely bananas. I don't have any of her new ones in yet, but I will Hi Rod Judy says ooh Some people didn't do their thumbs up on their way in Call them out This is green. Oh, that's awesome. Cheryl.  I'll worship your skills even more. Yes, the blue is green What's up? Izzy keys? Shea says very pretty color not blue Nor you can get a gloss or a satin. It's not a big deal. We just usually have Flat spray paints in the house. So that's just what works better for us And if you get a super gloss and you want to paint the base of your canvas Your odds of getting fish eyes are greater than if it was a flat That's why I always You can And Judy was nice enough to donate these Resintents to us. She wasn't a fan, but since we've had so many people ask about how they work We're here to show you what we find out What's that Melba? How are you doing? It's not the same family as the cast and craft white pigment. This is and it's more like an ink Robin wants to know what about doing a class online so that people like can't make it can Also get a class. We're thinking about doing one-on-one Skype classes If you are interested in those, please shoot me an email thornin at orders till death comm To tees to L's and don't forget this in in here right there How much would those be though? Since we're not going to be like supplying the materials it'd probably be like half the price To do an online tutorial We'll send spray paints cause fish eyes and not as bad as the gloss We haven't done like a side-by-side test, but we'll do that coming up for sure So you're gonna pour lines like a rainbow Yeah, just by the mat. We know they work If you use zoom you could have up to 50 people in a class extremely Active and much better than skype. Thank you penny.  I wasn't a fan. I wasn't a fan, but we're going to test it anyways Cause that's what we do. We want to know how it is first hand so that when people do ask We know what to say Hi from oklahoma first time I've managed to catch you guys live. What's up? shy says, yeah, okay, but I bet jeff nails it Trace of color says just abandon it test Test the art Tents on a canvas so you can do something awesome on plexiglass Just go Laura says i'm living to see jeff with all the room In the world to work This table is definitely pretty magical Can't thank you enough you guys Um light switch covers. I have seen it resin stick to those What's that passion lotus Next time we should put a gopro under the plexiglass, right? Maybe i'll just put it under there for Some colors. All right, you guys this may be weird, but i'm gonna do it anyways What are you doing? I'm just gonna let y'all see it from the underside Actually, i'm gonna wait till he gets closer We're gonna pour the yellow I'm just gonna scoot under here So I can get all up in there Wish I could see what that looks like I know was it weird Love the underside. That's what she said everybody hit it. It's funny. What's that brolin? Yeah, just go I know philly phil did the light socket and he nailed it. So it is possible People are like that was pretty cool y'all for real. That was pretty cool Very sensitive kind of like a sunset Now I know what it's like to be a canvas That would be awesome linda Yeah, I don't know if y'all heard him, but just said it would would have been wise to have left the um Underside film sheet because the drips are rolling under so Maybe next time we'll leave that or just tape the bottom side Um sunset over water are the tints thicker than bombay inks. Andrew wants to know I wouldn't say there's They're big We'll say the question again Are these tints as thick thicker or thinner than bombay inks? I think bombay inks are thinner So this is thicker than bombay I would say yeah, just by how it came out Looks like no bubbles in the resin. I don't really see any bubbles in it People are like, of course he makes it work Nora the The tints are by art resin I'm surprised you didn't make the water That looks like clouds How would you frame plexiglass I would just Frame it You could use any frame. I'd imagine it would be thin enough to fit in anything Hmm, sorry Also, I meant you're welcome. I know I know that's what she said You're doing a forced perspective. Oh, I'm seeing waves Or because water is blue I did I did two literally I did in my head. I was thinking of a nighttime sunset and a daytime sunset Ellen said this isn't a poor. It's a painting Lion King kind of vibe It came out of a cup Put a mirror under it It's literally a sunset And a sunrise Diane dog martin india inks are great they're They won't fade like alcohol inks and i'm a fan. We like using we like using those for sure See it's a sunset and sunrise Idea says isn't that a song sunrise and sunset? Yeah, jennifer, they're great India inks are amazing Hi, emily This looks like a very holy sunset switch Yeah, it's so crazy. Like they're two different This is like sunrise in africa sunset and on the beach All right. Do you guys ever pour on glass? We haven't but we have a piece of glass prep to pour on I would definitely make sure the plexi is very clean eva so that you don't get any fish eyes or pits This is going to be like super Agreed laura And it's super transparent you can see our you can actually see right through it and this will fit in that frame be Eva, I would just use like 91 alcohol and wipe it off Sometimes you got to poke it to get to come out It could be a flip for any mood for sure nancy says when it's dry you could paint a boat in it It's about to get really real you have like You don't even know face Are you about to say it's too thick to come out I was just asking Have greg make a light box for it and then greg pipes in that's what I was thinking Hi devra. We didn't prep this one. We were just Pouring raw to see if it works if you got some like deep cells in this part To struggle add some light behind it. Okay. Let's try this one But what how does that um This the lion king song go It's very lion kingy What's up khaleesi Agreed judy I know judy's gonna put me in the corner for sure Close to like How many drops would you say you put in each of the things? 10 drops ish Ellen, I'm not sure if the uh glass acts the same as a plexi, but we're gonna do that test as well I just had more questions I know we'll just get another piece of glass We're gonna have to do it tonight. We just had more requests for um All right, so This I know there's they're like deep set clouds 225 viewers what? I really like how like subtle this look is right in and around this area Trying to make stars. I don't see why not laura um Diane The general consensus is um 10 percent No matter what size canvas you're working with Rod says I can never get resin tint to sell Well, that's all we're using in this as y'all saw as you can see it was all These colors those that are you putting land? What is that? Is that happy little tree? Oh happy little palm tree Chandra, I saw the email. I just haven't had a chance to get back with you yet, but yes What did it say marcie? Nicole says that's crazy looking Jeff. I really like it.  Maybe Simba is true ideas said Speaking of happy trees my stepfather watched alive with me and compared atd to bob roth We made the bigs It's done now We're here I get it except for you're a little like This The other way it's nighttime sunset you have clouds in the nighttime The sun is going down. So it's that You turn it around and it's the sun rise I got you. I like your sailboat. If I tried to do that it would have been Because you have to do it just a teeny bit. I'm glad you fixed that because it's kind of Okay, it could be photo plankton in the sea if they're stars, but when it's this way it's photo plankton Debbie wants to know how much I know it is like jellyfish Gail tell all of your grandchildren. We said hi and we hope that they art all the time I like it better with that like slight glow around it It's like a double whammy it is a double wham be this is a really good painting like it's one of The few actual like art paintings in resin. I've seen it works both ways I see you kelly green shoots It's a sunset and a sunrise Very sunsetty and sunrise It barely went over the edge. That's what I like about Those coasters if there's a hard edge the resin does not want to go over it So it stops unless you force it over and then it gives it that nice little rounded Stopping point you can see it on the edge the like rounded Look, there's hardly any like there's none There's like one part right here and then none like there's one part right there where I started the poor Other than that, there's probably any underneath Judy says okay, have you sneaked in here and did not put a thumbs up get your tail out and do it again Sneaky sneakers Kelly says seriously I look away for a second and boom. There's a boat in trees Martha said Erica take a picture of it and sell the prints Debbie says I want it Dude that looks kind of awesome from here. It looks awesome from all the ways You're gonna have to guide that so that doesn't I'll guide it I think this light's too stout though It's a little bit blown out Really wanted to tilt it Mm-hmm leave it. I know I'm just saying like I thought I was gonna have to Do the heat gonna affect the plastic glass we didn't heat it Hardly any we just wanted it Just enough to pop the few bubbles that were there Judy said jeb you could do this for a living with just a little effort funny story Shire said I was the one that said jeff would rock this and guess what yep Moves I love your little tail moves Come on. It's still blowing out It is it looks like there's still a light under it even though there's not right is that white Just regulars But our handy-trandy Trandy that's not even a word Bunrack, you know what price you're looking at A few people want to know how much and now Greg and his son came over today and visited Moo Shila the bun panrack is a bananas Such a fan of the idea brilliant Judy and also thank you so much Laura For donating that to the cause Judy these are baking snakes, right? Not everybody loves it, but I love working with transparent colors because then you get things like this Not the hand, but like you can see through it. It's amazing I try to use that baking snake That white just looks so like cream. It looks like it's almost like glow in the dark. Yeah, it's not white I think I got some blue in it What doesn't look white in the thing either Yeah, that's true Like it's cream color Margaret said it's candy corn Aren't they awesome robin? I know Judy the color obsession tents are bananas looking. I can't even get over the packaging that they use night clara As soon as Jeff gives me a price for that piece. I will let you guys know It's 11 by 14. I don't like to go for that Barbara um right now Judy is accepting orders for color obsession. I believe Might as well. Why not? Because it's green Green goes in between blue and yellow CJ, I'm not sure but since I have distributors already set up in The uk and canada. I might just add That if my distributors don't Mind We'll see. There's nothing wrong with the green. It's just Supposed to be Yeah, it's supposed to be light blue Um, Diane that one should be good to go Unless it ends up with some pits in it or anything like that. We're not going to do a top coat Trace of color we use artist's zoom most nights. It's one of our favorite Things to color resin with These colors are pretty vibrant Christina you did six acrylic pours today. That's bananas Jennifer just gave us the cheer symbol. Where's my sippy? Diane says I start the bid at $50 Hi robin Um rod, I haven't been approached by la res, but I am talking to artists you and color obsession Um, it should be finalized by next month at the latest Hi, Nathan. Hi, janna Mm-hmm. Hi Chrissy This almost looks like if if transparent acrylics were a thing We post a link to color obsession. Amanda. Just get with, um, judy Her email address is jh sand At me dot com Martha wood says a hundred I know i'm gonna need an assistant soon Outside is like rainbowy The outside is rainbowy I mean this will work isn't pride coming up in september It's starting to sell It is starting to sell Shea says it's pretty Amanda says jeff stop. Shea says lovely I don't think it'll peel off if I have to I'll just coat it all the way around Amanda says I'll come out for a week and be an apprentice. We need to take in an intern regards from mixigo What's up marisa? Hey pam night greg Christina said I'll be your bookkeeper. Uh, I need a bookkeeper like nobody's business and like for real talk real life y'all But you're gonna make this amazing looking I can see it right now that blue looks pretty good Ellen, I think you're right It does look a little bit like alcohol ink I have kermit singing rainbow connection in my head right now. I used to love that bit from kermit B sing it all Kelly said for lovers and dreamers Sheila that was a great idea. We should go to the local art school. We have a few here in dallas and be like, yo We need interns for college credit Miss owens You are welcome to come over look it's doing some business right here Andrea, I couldn't even start to figure out quick books Hi, sweet pea. Is that a wrap on that little guy? Yes Whatever you're ready Doing some business that's what we say all the time. We're not gonna wrap anymore What is it new pups? What is it? What are you?  Look at that. Hey jagram I can do some Are you gonna do my point now? Are you gonna do you have more to do? You're gonna put it in it. Are you gonna sand that or no? No, it's already sanded No worries. Amanda. Have a good night Sweet pea says love now. I'm gonna be dreaming about kermit It happens kermit's a g Y'all, I can't wait to show you Thank you. Ariadna That's awesome. Nancy. Good job. Glad they came um I can't wait till y'all see the uh Stickers I had ordered today They are Super cute. All right, I'm gonna do a four Who that 2.0 black? Is that over here? The uh color explosion series This one's actually really cool. I'm gonna use spray paint gold yellow Rod, I think most everybody is in the facebook group Judy same We will be going live on Monday I did not finish the green geode Yeah, this Montana black gold spray paint Looks like this. I'm also like this. So when you use um spray paint particularly metallics You really need to shake it up really well for like a couple minutes Because the particles and all the ingredients The whole recipe will separate and settle I can't remember the facebook. I can never remember Keep it. I'm gonna need it How long can I take you making resin to get really good and be proud of what you made?  I love graveyard girl. She's I used to watch her Multiple times a day. She's great. I'm part of the gator fam So, okay. Yes. It's fluid arts community with susannah dank. Thank you. Um When you use spray paint use a paper cup because if you use plastic Wait, who's an iceland ellen are you going iceland? Are you there right now? Um Use a paper cup because if you use plastic You're gonna It's going to go straight through the cup.   You see that And then you just keep turning like this so it doesn't fill up so much Or splatter And then you got some Liquid gold We're going to drop it down here. We're going to drop it low drop it low I know Tamara.  I'm going to show you I wish we would have written it down the day we made this goal The goal was to get 10,000 Subscribers Well, we needed 10,000 uh Like what do we have we had probably a thousand We're like we just wanted to Set it, you know by september One and that was may 24th. So we're we're pretty uh This is our ideas board. Can you read it? Yeah a little Um, babe, did you say that that rack is still up there at Did you want my name on it for duty? Yeah, we got uh, we got a rack for you still up at uh, Aaron brothers Oh, he said you named the board after me. I didn't even think about it Ideas It's basically the same but completely different. She has all the room And you see I put little I got some Little stick-on letters today to put on the table They're probably gonna last about Two more days because they're not very sturdy Babe, is that table in uh, is this table in a description? No, let me say they like your shirt. Whoops Melinda She said it was one of our Jeff what brand And finish of spray paint. Do you spray?  Um, but if I want to paint it like a black or a teal I use either montana or rust only a Flat color. We try to use flat. Um, sometimes they just don't make the color and flat. So But we think that that's what gives a lot of Fish eye the the gloss Awesome. Thanks, Al. What is that alan? Lane Let me check shy This maybe this is why Because the other ones I think are bare Now that I think about it, this might be what's given us all the the hassle the gilding I don't know interior flat It might be the reason why we get some sell like the the fish eye Maybe we should try it with just bare You're welcome. That's our little sign Same plane is really flat and usually not expensive. I use enamel fuchsia Right on um, I do sand Michelle I do sand them and I don't know. Maybe it's just some of the Some of the we've been using a lot of new inks and and pace and and color. So It could just be a difference of You know two different types of inks hitting each other and then it you know, it makes a fish eye Tink tink little tank tank. Oops end of love. How do you fix a smudge fix a smudge that dried? Uh, do you just sand it? I don't I guess I would have to see it. I don't know. They out There's no name on them. So that's why there All right, so in a little bit. I'm going to show you guys that piece that I did last night that Kaylee loves her piece from you and e and a corp Jeff they need to just get packing table Thanks, Anna and And Corp Sheila just curious how they Are compared to others you use have y'all tried the pigments I sent Sheila Jones Is that black? Oh girl you better hurry. That's gonna sit You're fly by the seat thing doesn't really work babe with resin We have hundreds and hundreds Well, I'll get you some I didn't know that we're out Jeff could you guys show at some point how you sand clear coat over the cured resin? Yeah, uh, yeah, we can do it When you use if you don't use enough It'll look dull and since Spray paint is so thin you can just keep adding it and it won't make it turn the marshmallow fluff like right now it looks kind of like an Hi, Teresa Are the sticks coming usps Yes, yes, they are coming All right, well, she's mixing those I'm gonna show you guys what somebody was asking about What coasters we had available? I think we made that one last night. There's a green in it, but it's really difficult to see Let's do this And all these are available Sorry, so if you see a number you like or a coaster just shot out the This is so blown out Those gold ones are it looks so much better on the sunlight And then we have the Texas symbols if you guys are interested they're 20 It looks so good. It was gold Hi Nora, I think I wanted the first one Andrea Andrea this one Did Andrea get this one? It's a purple and green and gold It's like a question mark Uh, there's these didn't you get the green and Did Andrea get these? Maybe Kisha's I think Kisha got these She has it all written down Amanda wants a and g All right, let me write that down Amanda wants a and g Cheryl piercings e and f You see here Nora these uh a lot of these coasters that that we do Resin over will paint them either black or white Some of them aren't They're really good. They're really good Like you could see the back of them are just it's the color they are and what we do is just kind of lightly sand it And then paint them, you know the The coordinating colors on the back Um But they're really really really light really durable He is getting really good at those blowys Ellen she is using uh Is that ellen or elaine elaine? I think it's mac. I'm just going to call you mac um Color obsession and I believe art is sue Ellen ellen Oh Like the little beaver Little groundhog And if you guys miss this if anybody's from Aussie or canada or the uk Our stir sticks Are available in those countries artist tell death com Oh, look at that. I thought that was just black on there I didn't even notice that there was red on there Oh, it's the reflection Look at that. Yes, I am the groundhog Now there's a video of this groundhog screaming ellen ellen ellen ellen ell And he says it repeatedly and then all of a sudden he stops and he goes Maybe it's steve Steve steve steve He had to be there. Oh, look at that.   Sorry I have a light in one hand and Loosening up the Well ellen you have to look at that. You have to watch that video.   Oh, that looks fun Had to fix her hairdo She's making flowers y'all Man these two could never break up they would destroy the whole fam Cute you're cute. I try I try Thanks rod That was fun. I mean it was just kind of like I had no idea what was gonna happen. So I was just kind of open to whatever they were gonna do Thanks shy, we love you too 221 people Chandra long Chandra wants B. All right, we'll put her down for B I hope I spelled that right Nope, there's no I'm glad I'm using a chart check Chart marker Well, they can't see and I think they were just going through the I'm seeing jellyfish now No, it looks great, but That middle one looks like jellyfish, but yeah, it looks no they look like Point this more towards this way. So we can kind of now come back but like point it straight at me Babe this corner There you I would I dip it Look at that I would I would just leave it. So if you want the hard edges of the white I would leave it And it says Ideas really cool piece Jeff. She beat you on whatever it was you said earlier thing What what did oh pushing? Oh because that black underneath is what I used earlier Beautiful e Beep beep boop sweet pee Atomic explosion What was that question?  I mean it's hard to have a It's hard to have a plan with resin Because if you have a solid plan like in your head, this is what I want to do. This is how I'm going to do it It will definitely Let you know that yeah, I'm I'm my own boss Yeah, babe. Look at that Look at that gold. Oh y'all she just went ahead and Did her thing I don't see that gold. I would just Then don't don't like heat it or don't Tilt it or nothing because that is I feel like every time I do something really crappy the night before My mind is set like okay. I have to do I have to make up for that It was such a great idea The gold made it pop. I had to put a new front on my What's that called dustproof lodge? We made more room for activities because we had to make some room for this big-ass table Thanks, Andrea. It does look like flowers.  Yeah Thank you to everybody that donated last night. I got you guys filled out on our giveaway for March 31st Yes, thank you very much Also, don't forget to enter the lupus giveaway Also 31st be something that I know will work Which giveaway robin We have a a donors giveaway and we have a what is that? 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We're good the way we're gonna do this so that we don't put them all on the spot at once is we'll take two or three Questions and then we'll we'll give those to the panelists. So could we start here? We have a Please speak into the microphone if you could introduce yourself Yes, good day everyone. I could speak in English and in French if you don't mind Bonjour, Monsieur, Monsieur le ministre son honorable one of the Thomas sama Je suis caméronet d'origine Mais je travaille ici en Finland comme postdoc en sociologie Donc je suis sociologue Bon je je connais très bien le problème de la la fique Centrafricaine tout ce qui se passe là bas et ce que vous avez présenté ici comme la situation de l'éducation est très triste donc ma question c'est ce que Maintenant qu'il y a la paire là bas en République Centrafricaine qu'est ce que l'état est en train de faire pour encourager les enfants les étudiants à étudier est ce que l'école est gratuite est ce que l'état donne le matériel scolaire à toutes les enfants les étudiants pour qui est à l'école parce que si l'école est payant il y en a beaucoup qu'avec la guerre non pas l'argent pour c'est scolarisé Okay, let me turn out into English. So I just said my name is Thomas sama and I'm a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki faculty of social sciences and originally from Cameroon Central Africa Republic where the minister is from is our neighbor like Finland and Sweden So I was just asking the minister that Now that the war in Central Africa is over What is the government doing? And after he presented the very sad situation about the education situation there that what is the government doing to encourage children Students to actually go to school is the government providing free education is Is the government giving school materials to Peoples and students to go to school because I know if education is paid for and If the children have to buy the school material many children will not be able to go to school. Thank you My name is Satu Santala and I'm the director general for the development policy department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland And thank you for all the panelists for for very enlightening And personal Experiences that you've shared with us today. I'm just wondering about two aspects of education in emergencies and Also in situations where people have had to move from where they are and where they naturally would have Their children go to school. I'm thinking how would you see the possibilities that that modern technologies provide? and There was a little bit of discussion about teaching mathematics with games, but do you see other How far can we go with this and is that the solution for for many of these challenges? And secondly, how do you see? Do you see that it would be important to include in Education in these types of very special situations something in the curriculum about tolerance About building a more peaceful Society or is that too difficult to do while still in in an emergency situation? Thanks Oui, merci Je suis Josias Tébeiro de la République Centrafricaine j'ai accompagné mon ministre I'm accompanying my minister I come from the Republic of Central Africa Madame Obu avait donc parlé de la compréhension des systèmes culturelles des pays pour mieux préparer les enfants The missus Johanna has talked about the understanding the cultural differences to understand better the children chez nous à des régions qui S'occupe des activités diverses you know country we have different regions that are Doing with different activities à des moments précis il y a des régions qui s'occupe donc des mines For example, there are regions that are doing with mines with Et les personnes de mine coincide avec L'ouverture des écoles This expression has to do with the with the opening of schools Alors les enfants quitte l'école pour aller derer les parents vers les mines The children quit the schools to help the the appearance of the mines Est-ce que au Nipal est-ce qu'il y a des parais qui se posent et qui sont des solutions qui ont été envisagé There is a similar situation in Nepal and our do you think there are any solutions to this Merci Thank you. You raise a good point in that last question as we can learn from other countries, of course So we have a couple of questions here the first very specific To central african republic so minister if I could give it to you Merci Y'a deux, y'a deux questions qui se recoupe There are two questions that are interrelated here Avec bien sûr des réponses différentes pour d'abord pour la technologie Saint luxe pour notre pays So first about technologies of course luxury for our country à partir du moment où le problème de Comment vous appelez de l'électricité pose déjà problème We already have Pose problème même à l'université C'est pourquoi j'ai dit que c'est un luxe Nous dans la situation actuelle on fait tout pour que dans une école il y ait un maître un tableau noir et une craie voilà A quel niveau nous nous situons encore pour pouvoir pour vous montrer la différence entre chez nous et chez vous In the current situation in our country the most essential things we focus on is to have a teacher a blackboard and something to write on the board Alors parler de Technologie c'est vraiment luxe parce que je visite des écoles ici je vu que Actuellement la félande est en train de mettre tout le coup et au niveau du du presco l'air vous vous imaginez que le cours sont déjà en ligne plus ou moins ça c'est révolution Donc il n'y a même pas de comparaison à faire à ces niveaux là Par contre la situation des guerres et de conflit Nous oblige aujourd'hui à intégrer dans notre curricula la problématique de la paix de la cohésion sociale de la tolérance tous ces ça on est on va on va devenir champion dans ces domaines là parce que On a tiré les leçons de la crise But because of the wars we've been going through Themes of tolerance and social cohesion and peace have to be integrated into the curricula and we have to become champions and this parce que il y a le problème de tension inter communautaire et même religieuse entre musulmans et chrétiens et qui a été alimenté par les hommes politiques and there are a lot of tensions between communities and between different religions especially muslims and Christians that have been fed by politicians alors pour remonter à la à mon ami Thomas et c'est que fait l'état pour encourager le fonctionnement des établissements scolaires c'est que nous sommes partis d'une expérience What the state is doing to try to encourage the action of the school system is starting from one experience Quand il y avait la guerre tous les enseignants tous les enseignants c'est à dire permanent c'est un signal qui a été formé dans les écoles abandonnés les écoles During the war all the teachers that have been trained for schools have left schools Et c'est ce qu'on appelle les maîtres parents. Je crois que Mario connaît bien la situation c'est eux qui ont pris la rélève les maîtres parents c'est quoi c'est qui Et ils ont été remplacés par les maîtres qui ont actué comme étudiants C'est des gens comme moi, les parents, comme vous et moi qui ont pris la place des enseignants pour enseigner les élèves Évidemment ces maîtres parents là n'ont pas la formation, ils déforment plus qu'ils ne forment Et bien sûr, ils ne sont pas étudiés, alors qu'ils sont en train, ils sont en train de se détruire Et avec cette très spéciale catégorie des parents actant comme étudiants, la situation est encore plus compliquée donc, qu'est-ce que nous pouvons faire dans cette situation? Nous sommes obligés de les prendre en compte ces maîtres parents là, de renforcer leur capacité We need to take those people into account and try to build on their capacities and reinforce capacities Nous sommes obligés parce que c'est le phénomène des guerres qui a créé cette catégorie d'enseignants là We have to because war has created this new category of teachers And to answer the second question of Thomas, school is free in the Central African Republic but the problem is that school directors are actually mis-using some of the money We try of course to prevent it and forbid it but as soon as we turn our backs then it starts again Thank you for that and for covering a number of questions, Minister I'd like to ask Johanna if she could answer the question around Nepal and are there lessons learned from Nepal about children working? Okay, so I understood from you, you were explaining that in Central African Republic many children quit school to work in mines, I mean parents are taking them off from the schools and you were asking from me if I have faced the same situations in Nepal or some other countries and what they are doing about that, okay So yes, I have faced this situation many times in Nepal and also in other countries and usually when we start to work with the parents or work with the communities we first want to know the reason why they are taking their children out of school and when we continue our discussions usually the reason is that the parents think that their children are not learning valuable skills at school they feel that the quality of education is too low and the curriculum at school is not relevant for their children so they maybe feel that children are not learning those skills what they should learn that they are able to earn maybe some money or get employed in the future so this is the challenge which is related to quality of education and what we have been doing for example with Finchurch 8 in Nepal is that we are trying to improve the quality of education for example through vocational training components so when the young people or adolescents are studying at school we really want to emphasise those kind of skills which are important for the children for their future with these skills one day children can maybe earn money maybe they can go to higher education but we really want to showcase to parents that being at school it's important and valuable to the children and we really want to enforce the linkage between learning to earning so this is something what we are trying to do for example in Nepal at the moment Thank you, thank you for that and then Rana I was wondering if you could part of one of the questions was around technology if you could tell us a bit about the application that you've created as you're talking to that actually it's an idea, I work on it, it's related to my field it's a mobile offline application to learn in an easy and smart way I still work on it and I think it could be useful and the technology I think best way to and the children enjoy in this part to learn higher quality education and I work on it, I hope it could be used in the future Excellent, and the question then around tolerance and peaceful society, did somebody on the panel I'm happy to talk about it but if somebody else would like to mention anything Minister, did you want to talk about that, the importance? Concerning the problem of peace and tolerance it's still linked to the ignorance of the history of the country Problems related to peace and tolerance are also related to the fact that the history of the country is not well known The fact that we are not integrated, involved or an aspect of the history in the program in the long term creates these situations of inter-community conflict of incomprehension between the learners and even between the teachers and students are appearing For political reasons we've tried to oppose two communities the Christians and the Muslims and especially for the RCA we talked about Lubangishari chat So this was all one and the same territory before colonization and then under French colonial period and then under French colonial period and at the time there were already sultans that had settled down in the region and the sultans had built cities on models in the north in Nigeria, Mali and so on these facts are known and at the time there was even a capital that was built around this model in the north of the country called Shahr and the ones that have brought these Arab civilizations are the people who came from abroad but they were local people and the ones that have brought these Arab civilizations are not people who came from abroad but they were local people it's people who have inhabited the north who have brought these civilizations and they are called So I have an online book that you can check out because it's a book of 216 pages that I've written and it's published by a French publisher and today politicians want to spread the idea that the religion of Muslims has been brought by people from abroad Nigerians, Malians, Senegalese, etc So why did I say that it's still related to education, it's related to culture someone who even knows the history of his country believes easily and in this context it's easy to oppose people it's very easy to create a divide and to have Muslims and Christians oppose each other That's why today we are trying in our programs to include the historical aspects the problems of tolerance, the problems of civism, the problems of peace, social cohesion, etc and that's why we really focus nowadays in our curricula on including these aspects of tolerance, peace and social cohesion and these should start already with preschoolers to teach them these things because they are the future and if we don't do it we'll go again through the same crisis Thank you Just to add to that and again to that question around technology as well as tolerance I think Rana has made a good point like in the development of her app she's thinking about how it can be also used offline and I think that's actually quite important because many of the contexts where we're seeing education emergencies take place we have to take into account that it's not always connected or it has connections that come and go there's quite a lot going on related to technology and I would say that's across the board INE does have a task team devoted to this it's the technology task team with GIZ they've published a landscape review on what's out there related to technology and I think that would be helpful for those of you interested in seeing what's happening related to technology as well though I often say in these discussions I'm often in discussions about technology and I also starting to sound like an old man now because I say well we should also embrace the old technologies there's actually a lot over the years that we've done with radio there's a lot that's been done through using radio transmissions to get messages out there in the Ebola crisis and another example of best practice that I always raise is what I've seen happening with what UNRWA has done in Syria in creating a self-learning curriculum that's accepted by the Syrian national authorities there which is allowing children to study at home or in small groups and then UNRWA from Gaza actually is broadcasting out television teachers on television so that children can access video as well they're using radio and I think it's actually really interesting model that could be applied in many contexts where it's physically dangerous for children to get to school on the point of tolerance peaceful societies and peace education as I said earlier and I have for those of you who are interested just a summary of our many tools and resources and as you'll see on the back we have the peace education program which was a UNESCO UNHCR developed curriculum all of these tools and resources are free could be adapted, downloaded, used, how you would like many are in multiple languages INE works in French, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese and English as much as possible we try to get these resources translated for folks but we also, and I have to mention this have the Conflict Sensitive Education Pack which is a tool, a reflection tool for governments or practitioners and teachers to use when they're looking at curricular issues and it actually provides you with a checklist to make sure that the curriculum actually is conflict sensitive actually earlier yesterday Rana and I were talking about the curriculum that we've seen in both Iraq and Syria and how scary it is that so quickly there's this kind of curriculum machine introducing propaganda curriculum the story that you told about your son having to learn how to clean a gun how does that, you know, we can't sometimes even get books to the kids in car and all of a sudden in a week or two your kids have curriculum that teaches them how to clean a gun so that we have some work to do on being quicker and getting our material to car and that tells us how when we are evaluating curricula we need to think about this conflict sensitivity and how dangerous it is and the politics that can come into play we have time for a few more questions, correct? Yeah, okay, perfect and I saw a hand way in the back so we'll take a couple more questions Thank you very much for the deep insights shared this afternoon in the panel My name is Oskar Eronen I come from Crisis Management Initiative CMI and I continue from where the chair just ended the challenges of politicization it would be interesting to hear how do you see the role and importance of having something like a national vision on a positive note in the Central African Republic there was a series of popular consultations in the prefectures and the so-called Bangi Forum that convened not only the political leaders and parties and the military groupings or the armed groupings but also, broadly, civil society actors a very positive thing Yet there is the historical and cultural background of arbitrary borders and how does in this situation all the talk about nation and seeking a national vision affect positively or negatively educational reforms Thank you Hi, my name is Olga Shemeikina I'm from Georgia Institute of Technology So the question is to Dean and Joanna because you mentioned that there are opportunities and that community is interested in knowing how certain programs work and they work and can you give an example how, let's say, academics can get involved in your activities? Yeah, thank you But this question from the gentleman in the back was looking at in the seeking of a national vision and that process that actually Central African Republic is going through how that affects education The new government largely got elected and was very popular amongst people The new president of the Republic was really plebiscited So in the context of emerging countries when you have elections and several candidates there are certain states, powerful states who are supporting candidates And the president who won the election was actually unknown but he was plebiscited by the people So the president that actually got elected was unknown and didn't have any of these kinds of support from states outside of the Central African Republic but really was elected by the people and because of this also there are really great expectations towards him and people think that he can accomplish a miracle and right away and the people can't understand that the current force of the current government is the good governance It's zero tolerance Many of our functionaries and even high-ranking states who didn't understand wanted to continue the old habits So some civil servants, even high-position ones have wanted to continue with their bad habits but right away they have been stopped I'll give you an example in the old regimes that succeeded When a partner comes to the country When an investor comes to the country he turns to the minister Each minister wants to give him his part of the cake But a new president has wanted to stop this practice And because himself, he's a teacher he has understood that the future of the country is in education I think it's a strategic problem And we think one of the strategy is to mobilize all the resources we have locally and then look for support Amongst the partners who are involved in developing the educational system is for instance FCA There is UNICEF There is the European Union and the American Embassy But that's not enough Because the needs are immense We still continue to think that the sparkle has to come from education, not from somewhere else And this top-down approach is not the solution I'm very interested by the Finnish system where the municipalities play a big role in choosing teachers And I'm very impressed by teacher education because we visited a school where teachers are trained and that's very impressive And how they are then sent to different schools In my country, teachers are nominated So there's a technician who is proposing a teacher for a position and I sign a contract So what can you expect from such a system? He knows that his nomination comes from the top So the community, the civil society, the populations the students, it's nothing for him Excuse me, in the end, that's it I mean anything to him We know that we can't directly copy and implement the Finnish model But we hope that we can pick some elements if they are implemented they could impose a new dynamic into the educational system of our country Now I'm not sure what these elements are Is it the teachers? Is it the curriculum? Is it the method that's used for maybe the three of them? We are thinking of it Thank you for that Just to add to that, I think if we took this question even to a broader level, the politicization of education I think it's something as we work in this field we are constantly faced with speaking from experience in different settings trying to figure out how to implement education without being basically... The example that comes to mind is actually Northern Uganda when the government was actually trying to push the building of schools to move the population and as a community at the time of NGO actors we actually were able to say, wait a second we need to make a stand here and the cluster at that time the education coordination came together and we held focus groups with the community and talking to the community said we have a school to build where do you want that to be built and the community said we want this built in these different locations they didn't want it built where the government wanted it at the time and so in that case we were actually able to go to the communities to find the answer and actually if you look at good practice the minimum standards for education this is what we find that one of the foundational standards for education emergencies is community participation and that same approach I've seen NGOs use when dealing with the curriculum in Syria on the border for example where schools were under rebel groups curriculum was there NGOs did not know which curriculum to purchase for the schools and actually finding the solution by going to the communities in the schools themselves because actually the principals and the teachers had the solution and so I would say that's really a guiding principle for practitioners is to go back to the communities to talk with the communities also recognizing that we have to also be conscious that the politicization is always there and it's the part of education that we have to really be cautious about tools like conflict sensitive education reflection tools and so forth can help us but yeah I think that's something really it's a real challenge in our work and often something that IAE members you know contact us as a network to help with we don't always have the answer and we work on that together to find a solution the other question that we had during this round was around evaluation opportunities before I answer that I thought I would hand it over to you yeah okay so you were asking about the evaluation and the possibility to work with humanitarian actors so my previous point was that at the moment we don't have large-scale and systematic tools to evaluate quality of education in emergencies programs and therefore we would really benefit from collaboration with researchers and I was thinking that Dean maybe you could provide a little bit more information about that call which is related to this research and education in emergencies so actually and it's connected to the question in many ways so you know one thing as a network that we try to do is really to amplify what is happening out there and in my role with IAE I do get to the beauty of it is I get to see a lot of information and hear about a lot of great work so for example earlier this week and you can see it on our website we held a site event with Dubai Cares on the launch of a research envelope for education in emergencies but at that event we also wanted to highlight the good practice that we're hearing about and try to bring those things together related to evaluation related to evidence so for example we invited UNESCO UIS to the event because they've actually started it's just now rolling out but it's a it's an alliance to measure learning for the SDGs and so that's like beginning so we wanted to hear about that we invited another US based organization who is looking at research related to inequity in education and how inequity actually contributes to conflict and so that was also highlighted during the event others were there such as the International Rescue Committee who's created an open source framework on evidence and research that shows good practice and that's actually available so all of these different agencies were there to present and the hope is that when it comes to further research that these types of experts would be able to advise Dubai Cares as they now start to work on the design of this research envelope because at this point it's an idea and it's got a commitment of funding but how will we how will Dubai Cares select researchers how will they prioritize all of those things that's where we're hoping to partner with them to provide that advice but just before I go to you sir as academics I would really encourage you to join the network if I had it up on the screen I would show you it's just the click of a button you say join you fill out the form you tell us your interests you tell us you do need to support education emergencies if you want to join we do have a bit of a process where we review applications but typically you're a member within a day or two and that means you get information and you can be as engaged as you would like to be so for the question there about how to get involved I would say please join and you see information as a result so it's quite quite straightforward every two weeks we send up dates and to our members and so forth but we had a question here yeah thank you I would speak in French and then in English I would address minister and as someone who comes from the country and develop a manga education must be adapted by local culture. Many African countries, like Central Africa, don't have many things to learn from Finland. Finland is so advanced. We don't have electricity. We don't have roads. There are many things that we don't have. But there are elements that we can learn from the education system here. Since independence, we Africans, we want to learn from great countries like France, Great Britain, the United States, which have already developed a lot. We forget to learn from other developing countries how they have developed. Here in Central Africa, it's best to learn from countries like Nepal and other countries that have just come out of the war, even Vietnam, how they have developed, how they have been reconstructed. And now, the Puy can come from Finland to put an end to this experience. So I was just saying to the minister that education has to be adapted to the local culture and to the level of development of different countries. That in Africa, we lack electricity, we lack roads, we lack so many things. And so there is very little we can copy from Finland. We can learn from the Finnish model and from the models of developed countries how we can adapt our own system. Since independence of many African countries in 1960, many African countries and developing countries tend to go for development experience and to copy from already developed countries like France, the USA, Western Europe and so on. Instead of copying from other countries that are in the state of development, it would be better for a country like Central African Republic which is really in a very poor shape to copy from other countries like Nepal and other countries that have emerged from situations of war, destruction, how they managed to redevelop and to rebuild their education system and after doing this, they can get support to reconstruct from the developed countries. Thank you. Thank you. I'd like to ask that we actually are now at the end of our time. So I'd like to actually ask if each of our panelists might have one last thing they'd like to share with the group and maybe, minister, you could respond to that last statement in your closing. Okay. This is an ultra-critic about us and about everyone. Because the problem is that we have adopted curricula, school programs, and other programs. Because the problem is that we have adopted a curriculum that is taken from somewhere else. Like in my country, for instance, we have curricula for big diplomas that have been copied from somewhere else. But for other diplomas, there's nothing. So for instance, today, when a company wants to build a building, then they don't find manpower. They have to find them from somewhere else. But these categories of people are really important to the development of a country. And we did the contrary. We emphasized theoretical education, but students like these have problems to find a job after their studies. And you will notice that in speeches of politicians, we always put the emphasis on the fact that we have resources, we have gold, we have diamonds, et cetera. But this is making the people passive. We need to be able to find added value from these resources. And this can be done through training. That's why I'm saying this is not a critique of us all. We are convinced of these things. But of course, we have to also take into consideration our power relationships. But in terms of the educational system, we had the choice to adapt it to the realities of our countries. Thank you. And Rana, did you have a final word? I could say, according to my knowledge, the camps were organized by many humanitarian response according to the action of, among others, like UNICEF, Red Cross. And unfortunately, the funding is not enough, maybe many of them, and more to help this refugee camp. We hope to get many help and funding in this area. Yeah, no, it's true. It's not just the funding, it's the coordination, it's all of those pieces. Thank you. And one last thing. Okay, thank you. So now we have been talking a lot about challenges and problems. We have heard that there are big problems in Central African Republic and a lot of challenges in Nepal. But what I would like to emphasize still is that, or what I would like to remind is that there are also many positive things in these countries. For example, in Nepal, all the people are still respected, children are polite, and children are respecting their cultural traditions. So I think that when we plan education in emergency programs, we can become successful if we also remember that there are many, many positive things in these countries as well. So to conclude, just to say one thing we say often in our work, that education in emergencies is also a window of opportunity, and it's a window of opportunity to build back better. And that's why we have these tools and resources, that's why we invest in teachers, that's why we consult with the communities. And I want to thank our panelists and the organizers for today. And I know it's Friday night and people would like to go home. So thank you very much.


The Commandant's planning guidance is trying to pivot the force back to, you know, its amphibious routes with an Indo-Paycom mindset. That obviously requires a partnership with the Navy. I feel like EOTG is where the rubber meets the road. EOTG is the training cadre that works with MEWS, MAGTAFs and other designated forces to train and certify them for deployment. The EOTG is a pretty unique place in which all of these aspirational goals that we have in the Marine Corps of where we're taking our service actually get tried out, experimented on, and then provide feedback to the service, you know, right here off the coast of Southern California. Today the students are conducting their 14-day period of aerial sniper course. They're providing the precision fires from an aerial platform which they're going to be tested out today in their pre-qualifications, rigging the aircraft system, policy brief, and engaging the five targets they have to be able to qualify with. The capabilities of what EOTG provides, what our course provides, is to give the commander another platform to be able to provide precision fires from either the urban environment or the aerial platform to provide capabilities to cover ground movements, air platforms to be able to do VBSS missions and to be able to have that precision fires capability from the ground and from the air. The MEWS was understood to be America's crisis response force. The things that MEWS can do is a host of foreign humanitarian assistance, non-combatant evacuation operations, embassy reinforcement. That means that the MEWS can respond to a crisis in most places of the world, get on the deck, assess the situation, create a foothold there in which we can start to flow things like water purification, medical capabilities. We have the tools and we train them in that rapid response planning process to be able to respond to a crisis like that. As we partner with Third Fleet to build the ARG MEWS, we're allowed to look at previous MEWS, we're allowed to look at the commandant's planning guidance and other emerging concepts. We're able to tailor the training so that the subsequent MEWS is able to meet the needs that we see arise. That makes EUTG pretty exciting because we're allowed to manipulate that training curriculum to be current.


stock Ryan Rippo. Well thanks a lot Nancy. This is obviously a behemoth of an opponent who the Nets face tonight and Brooklyn desperate for wins right now desperate to find a rhythm and to start to develop that chemistry with healthy pieces but the fact of the matter is they went up against what has been the best team in the NBA this season and the Bucks looked like the best team in the NBA tonight. And when it comes to Milwaukee it's not just one under the floor it's not just certain aspects of the game top to bottom they dominate in all areas and they have been rolling through opponents. Credits of Brooklyn they started the game off strong and even in that first half they shot well from the three-point line they were moving the basketball well getting some quality looks and doing everything they could to try and slow down Milwaukee. No one really got off but Yanis and they were still in some ways keeping him in check but you said that the Bucks are just an absolute handful and really started to open things up there in the second half especially with the Nets not able to be as efficient on the offensive side. And we know the offensive side is where the Nets have struggled over the last couple of months it coincided of course with Irving and Levert going down but we saw it in the fourth quarter against Philadelphia we saw it tonight against a good defensive team Milwaukee. Sarah the Nets we know they shoot a lot of threes but they have not shot it at a good percentage this season they're 28 in the NBA. How do they reconcile their style of play with the fact that they have been a poor shooting team throughout this season. It's give and take and I don't think there's an easy answer to this because the last thing you want to do is take confidence away from your team in terms of still taking those three point shots. I think this game as an example we saw stretches where they would go four or five six possessions in a row of taking three point shots and it's about mixing and balancing things in and especially a defense like Milwaukee. You got to keep them on your toe on their toes so whether it's the penetration trying to draw some fouls trying to get to the basket and insert that with some three point shots but just having a feel for the game and the tempo of the game and I think another aspect of Milwaukee being the fastest paced team in the NBA. Yeah do the Nets want to play fast. Yeah they're 10th in the league but also sometimes it benefits them when they slow things down just a little bit. So I think just having an understanding of when to keep taking those three point shots and when even if you got a good looking shot when it may be smart to try and attack try to get on the inside and trying to mix things up more than just a steady dose of three point looks. See if the Nets can find the right balance on Monday afternoon when they take on the Sixers and look to end what is now a three game losing streak as we send it back to you guys in the studio.


So Clowney wants to fly high in New York and ride with the Jets, according to insider, friend, former teammate Bradley McDougal. He said in a tweet, I spoke to my boy Jadavian Clowney today, he told me to tell the Jets to come get him. Let's make it happen. And that would be something now because with Jadavian Clowney with him still being out there again, it's crazy. I know every time we talk about Jadavian Clowney, I see a lot of people say the same thing. He overplayed his hand. He overvalued himself. He thought he was worth more than he really was. And who knows what really goes on because we don't know the full story. We only know what some reports say and whatnot. We don't know the story from Clowney's side. He could be looking at this from a whole other aspect that we won't even be thinking about. But regardless, Jadavian Clowney is still a free agent. But Bradley McDougal said, hey, let's make it happen.  He screenshotted them two on FaceTime and he put it up. He said, hey, there goes the proof, right? I was talking to him today. I mean, I'm sure everybody would have already believed him, but he put that up there just to add a little spice to it. So Jadavian Clowney, could it happen? It could. It certainly could. But now it's like, who's it gonna be? Who's a team gonna be that brings on Jadavian Clowney? Because again, it's been since the middle of March. Jets is a new team in the mix, man. Like Jadavian Clowney said a couple weeks ago, I'm still open. I haven't narrowed down any teams or anything like that. I'm still open. So we'll see if this influences his decision because he got the opportunity. Now, and when you think about it, it's like, hold up now. Because I know Jets, they just traded, they got Bradley McDougal in the trade by moving on from Jamal Adams and trading them to the Seahawks. Bradley McDougal ain't no bum now. He ain't no bum. And with the Jets, I'm just thinking about their linebacker, a healthy linebacker group for them. Because CJ Moseley, he comes back healthy. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. And then Peanut next to him again, like they used to be. Okay, man. Like Peanut, Peanut as a starter. He, he was that, that wasn't the best position for him as a starter. But as a backup and him next to CJ Moseley, then you'll get a much better peanut, a much more comfortable peanut. That's Patrick on the Wasu, by the way. If any Jets fans there were like, who's, who's Peanut? Who is he talking about, man? But yeah, that's him. And then you throw in Jadevian Clowney in that, too. Like, hey, like, and I think with that, like, I feel like Jadevian Clowney would, ooh, it could be a gift in the curse all at the same time. Because I was going to say, I feel like he would, he would go into a team where he has less pressure on him. But at the same time, it could actually be, it ended up being more pressure because you go to a team where, I mean, we're being honest, not much is expected from the Jets this year. Oh yeah, you still got Quinn and Williams too. Okay now, wait a minute. Now, I don't know too many players on the Jets defense, but from the ones that I named, yeah, okay now. Hey, you never know. But with Jadevian Clowney, it could be less pressure because he goes into a situation where it's not like they're, they're a winning team or whatnot. I mean, things could change, obviously, but they're not expected to really be too competitive this year. But at the same time, that could actually put more pressure on him because he could be considered one of the better players on the team. So therefore more would be expected from him. So there could be more pressure put on him. So he can go both ways. But I mean, for the Jets, I feel like it would be a no-lose situation. I feel like it would be a win-win situation. If you signed Jadevian Clowney, hey, cool. Hey, no home, no foul. You got Jadevian Clowney. What's the worst that could happen? He has a bad year. Okay, boom, one a year deal. That's it. That's it.  And I had, I was literally sitting down to start recording this video. And my guy, Beastmaster69, he hit me up. And he said, oh, ask me if I was going to be doing a video on this. And I told him, man, I literally just sat down to do just that. He's a Jets fan, by the way. So shout out to you, Beastmaster69. Appreciate you. But for the Jets, I feel like they might as well. Somebody's going to eventually, I don't know when it's going to be because Jadevian just, he been out there. He has been out there just waiting. And again, the whole, oh, well, we got to see you with our doctors. We got to see him.  It's no excuses for any GMs. It's no excuses for any bodies front off. It's no excuses anymore to us.  I didn't believe it because other players who were injured last year were still getting signed. But now these teams, they ain't got no excuses to give their fans anymore as to why they don't want to sign Jadevian Clowney. Not that they owe the fans a reason or they owe the other teammates a reason, they owe the personnel, not that they owe anybody a reason, but you can't use those excuses anymore. It's time, man. Somebody, somebody signed Jadevian Clowney. I'm about to be an agent for Jadevian Clowney. I feel like I've been advocating for this dude for a long time now. I'm just waiting. Where is he going to go? Who's it going to be? I don't know, man. But until then, we'll continue to wait, we'll continue to watch. And we'll just be patient. Team Keep It Clean. I appreciate y'all. I love you all. I'm out.


There are new core members in town. The members of the National Youth Service Corps, who will be spending the next three weeks at the orientation camps, have been sworn in. Plus TV Africa's Ngoziko HSE reports from Lagos. Young university and polytechnic graduates get ready to be sworn in as members of the Badge C Stream 2 National Youth Service Corps in Lagos. The state coordinator of the NYSE, Eddie Melkoa, gives his welcome address and declares the orientation exercise open. I have been deeply satisfied with the conduct of all the core members that have deployed to serve in this state. I appreciate the Almighty God for seeing you all through your first level of education that made your various higher institutions to accredit all of you to be one in character and in lead. And it is on that print that the National Youth Service Corps called you all up to call ourselves the nation. All the core members will receive COVID-19 jabs before mid-December. They will also be well protected in camp, according to Mr. Melkoa. As I speak, the State Ministry of Health, they come here every day to vaccinate the core members. So it's an ongoing process and we want to ensure that all the core members I have on ground are fully vaccinated before 14th of December when we live here. If an organization can go all out to congregate this number of youth here, we have placed so much into record and on ground to ensure that their security is fully guaranteed. The new core members share their plans for the next one year. Anywhere I find myself being protected too, I hope to be able to help younger people to start building their tech intelligence at a very young age because it's just very important whether you're picking a current tech or not. I study pharmacology so I'm definitely going to be working in the health sector and while in the health sector, as a pharmacologist, most of it is about drug discovery. I hope to help researchers, hopefully if I could work with masters or PhD students that are researching on new drug formulas and things to help with different viruses and diseases. As the ceremony comes to an end, the state coordinator reassures the core members to keep their heads up high and always represent the scheme in Nigeria well. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


So that'll set this up, Battle of the Unbeatens, Bemidji and Wapiton playing for the top seed. Have to tip your cap to Wapiton's Ethan Manic. First two at bats, both home runs. They had a six-nothing lead early, but then the Bemidji bats, they awaken. Tyler and Dean clutch hit, ends up a two RBI single. That'll get them on the board. Then a game changer later in the ending, a pair on for Isaac Sievers, and that's gone to right field. Just like that, they're within a run. After a couple walks, bases loaded. Ben Karate, another bigot bat. Rips one to right field. That scores a pair. They take the lead, seven-six, but Wapiton, they would have a couple unanswered runs. They would come back to win this one, 11-seven. Another hit play at 10 tomorrow in the semifinals. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


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