In another twist of events, an Anambra State High Court has declared Ugu Chuku Uba as the People's Democratic Party candidate for the November 6th Governorship election in Anambra. This is coming a few hours after our Federal High Court, George N. Oka ordered Ainec to publish the name of Valentine O'Zigu as a candidate of the party. Ainec had excluded the Philippi from the list of cleared candidates which was released earlier this month. O'Zigu and Uba had emerged as the Philippi's Governorship candidates from parallel primary elections.


TfNN. The Tiger. Financial News Network. TfNN. Headline. News. Update. Good morning everyone. On this Thursday, the 27th of October, we've got another two sessions to go to wrap up the month. Now what we're looking at is the Dow is up $300 and $32,130. This is really important because each day we've extended this leg, seen the Chapman Wave, you can see the symmetry, the bar symmetry from the $32,504 high back in mid-September down to not the low because this is how you got to choose. Sometimes it doesn't work exactly. You got to find a different point and I have methodology for that. And this is within another day or two. We should be testing that $32,500 level. We've got already $32,300 and now we're pulling back. The S&P is down actually, down 10. So there's a huge, and I've been talking about this for some time saying that the Dow 30, it's not the Dow industrials, it's the Dow 30. Has been the leader. It's acting very well. You got a pattern that's vying between the cup formation and the art formation and the S&P. It went above, just above the Chapman Wave inside wedge target resistance line and the repellent zone. We were up yesterday, just at the 3890s. Here we are down at the 3890s. Pulling back in a leg, see maybe a peak C today. The QQQ has been very bad. Some terrible earnings reports coming out. And of course, today we also have Amazon. We'll talk about that in my show, coming up the target initiatives out. $273.90 down over four points in the Qs. The IWM was holding a little bit better. It's still holding a little bit better. Up 76 cents at 179.99 in leg C. Okay, here we go. Gold. Gold is down six points at 1663. The dollar is actually running a little bit. It's running up 61 ticks at 110.32. Crude oil is in fact doing very nicely. It's up 61 cents a game today. Trying to get out of this resistance repellent zone. We'll see what happens. We'll talk about that in my show as well as also the TLT. TLT is pulling back a little bit. It's down 48 cents from the intraday high, but so far it's had a really good two gap ups and it's holding quite nice at 96.93. I'll be back for the Tiger Traditions Hour in a few moments and check out my opening call, my daily news data. A lot of things going on there and we've had some really good trades. I'll be back in a moment for the Tiger Traditions Hour. I hope you can stay and this fabulous program. Of course, we started nine with Tommy Jr. kicking off Mark of Kickoff. It's a show at nine o'clock. Fabulous show.


How can we deal with whatever you are going through? Because I think most guys, they just like keep him quiet. Like they want to deal with their problems. And other men like going to their friends. And their friends are like, Sibbe, deal with that lady. Beta, anako, anako naji, we niwa. You know such utterances are very venomous. So we have to deal with professionals. Kansela, the people who know how to deal with issues, deal with issues. All right, so we have crimes of passion. These are, again, we started with the women who have done this to their men. We've started here. We don't know if they're gonna oppose. Now I'm a fungwa. So these ones have killed their people. Yeah, I don't know what the history was. I don't know what happened. I don't know if they were fighting. I don't know if it was self-defense. But they have been jailed for killing their significant other. And here is another one. First degree crimes of passion. So students of, this was in 2016 again. Students of Moe campus at the public hostel. Now, Sana Sana tumonani students. Students, yeah. Is there a reason why they're only students? I believe in me. There's a good reason. We find that even we should look at this thing from the women's side and the men's side. You know if you're a girl and you know very well that you don't like this guy, just tell the guy the truth.  It's time. He sacrifices. Atanaji kwa fi. He puts on you. And then you end up disappointing him. And you know when a man kills, it's always rational.  Kill her, you see? It's rational because I'm investing on you. Love, spending my time. And then I just come and find out that you've been cheating on me or you don't love me. Money always just goes rational because even you see the reason the reason that Kinotia killed Ivy. It was because she didn't want to pick the calls, sending money, but it doesn't reply. If you don't just love that guy, just let that guy go. Tama sayangikuwa. There's a question, what's going on? Why is there so much pent up answer? And I have a question for you, Steve. I agree with what Sinba is saying. I understand. I have recently come to understand manuume webuyake imezakua ekstrin kidogo.  Yani first of all, demakai poa, aji kip vizuri, and then suddenly, in fact, everyone guess she, I think a day or two after she passed on was her birthday. So that story went just for sad to every single angle. But my question is, a woman can come and argue. You guys have been cheating on us for the longest time. For the longest time. Like in fact, there's no one as jealous as a man who's cheating on a woman. Kusana jwakanya na ndakufaga. So the amount of, why are you, why are men resulting to murder men? Ni ni ni? No, for the first time, okay, when I told Sinba about Sinba, he said, na penda mitu na ngebi ea kupendi, no na, so na penda sana, and again, yeah, yeah, anonan kama, ako, akamebe na penda mitu ni nene.  So it's painful.  So na pata, on and up kumuma or something? Yeah, but manu meneza kuna demkawa tatu. Yeah, on andzuma demkawa tatu. Lekini ate, okay, this is what they tell me, Kenyan men can, they, they are built to cheat. Let's just give it, let's just put it like that for a little bit. So if he has three girlfriends and then ate, kuna moja mwenye u penda sana, za u moja aki cheat, sasa wumde na kufa. But why? You've been cheating this whole time.  Yes, I'm not serious, but Allah nene mi na sumbo? If you just say that men cheat, let me do something, you saw that man going to kill that girl, probably a 100% that was the first cheek. A man can even have 10, but there's only one. No, you know, Ken on the zayenda. Atomia, na kini kuna wule mwenye utwa kimandia, aki mbilutik, baske uchungusabu, alabda eni na kumugongati. Gungongani, just crazy, the generation pia, na pata tu na kugongati, ato onikti na ukelikia pibola kini, kamuna penda mstanda, na kufanyelba, atasa zi nini? How you understanding his logic? Because here we have a picture of the lady, Hone University fighting for her life, na wukimutiki, maybe if we had this conversation with her a few hours after, maybe she gets better, recuperates and everything, I think she'd have a different opinion. How do you feel about what he's saying? Atisa sasa, if you had that one, wenye na pendwa, where so fai kuchesande? Na kuchesa, shoka. You know, like villata na onge, like, ana sema, ana justify, posicionia men to cheat. But you find that, men aki find another woman, the one an pendwa, aki cheat, it will be another case.  Like me ni mendwa, so many places have seen women, like kum say, agai ana pata galfendi, aki apo aki drinkata, like, she's not even doing anything. An amto apo like, ana start, ana zakumpiga, even before the public, no na. So like, I don't see why men are justifying their positions to beat women, no na. Like, you find a girl, I have a friend, she's very faithful to her boyfriend. But the boyfriend has so many girlfriend and yeah, ako so desperate ana takampende, like, she's there, she's not even doing anything, she's being beaten, keshwa ako pali. You know, such things because of love, no na. But if you're trying to show these people this is wrong each and every time, you know, sometimes it's a psychological issue. Because if you try to see things in a different angle, this person is going to to deal with you in a bad way. Please get out of that relationship. Then I think... You want to say something? Yes, yes. As you know very well, women still don't appeal us, they don't appeal us. So maybe, you know we're dating, we're dating again, we're going to be in love or something like that, so when you say, hey, we're dating. So, we're going to be together. So you can tell me, you can say, hey, we're dating. Then we can open wind together, we can share that to the people we know, to the people we love, maybe we can give advice or we can tell them the things that happen. What advice do you have for the people you know? We have to speak out.  Is there? Do men speak out? Sometimes men na na feyanga kuspika because they feel like they look weak, because even our girls don't love weak men. So men are not speaking out, but at a low ratio, because all I'm about to speak is because that they don't want to be seen weak. See, for example, I can go to a fellow man and I'd be like, if I tell him that my girl is cheating on me, the advice which will come from the guy is because it's a philosophy like you need backup because if you don't have backup and the main driver is a baby, so even if you don't have the advice, because sometimes you can't go, we understand that the government is fostering for we talking to our parents about ownership and everything, we're here to go there, but it's very rare that you can just find a man going to sit with the parent and tell me, dad, we'll be going to Nisumbu asana. By the way. You see, any tunagopakwa ni kana inferior, that's the only thing. Even to fellow men. Yeah, even to fellow men. If you had the chance to talk to someone, maybe a female, how would you want us to respond? Like would you want us to be understanding? Would you want us to just keep quiet and listen? How would you want feedback? If you feel it, you can just check it out. If you don't have any advice, you can just tell a man what you want to do in the package. Like what do you want? Yeah, for instance, come with me, if you want to shade me, maybe I can give you advice. So, maybe you can give me advice or you can give me advice. All your close friends, you can discuss it with me too, then we'll come up with a solution. So, it's possible? It's possible, yeah. So, why aren't we doing it? It's ego, the ego thing. It's ego, but still. Because both of you said ego. Yeah. It's ego, but okay, see what? So, trans the initiative. It was like, I wanted to text my girl first after a long time, but then I realized she also has a phone. You see? This thing of who to text first or who to do what first. That's what we call ego. And then of the day, kumene maza na iyo niniyako, iyo hati biliyako inakuma, inakuma inakuma, na kusaba jaku texti aja nini. Sasa unanzu kwa imaji nana fani ni kaku text? Sasa kumuja tu, we just unapatotuku free. Sama, let me go and check her. Whoa, whoa. Mene na unam check unapata kuna boyuko? Plan B. I'm a sayenda kwe boyfriendu, when do you plan? No, nae. So, ok, na unapata labda, for example, he has a guy. Uhum. O uta fikiria, labda na kazi ni aike ma niniu aike? Na mulizani. Na mulizani, na pige tu apu. Oh. So, what should a man do when jealous? And I think this is one question that it feels should. If you're going to take anything away from this, is the answer to this. What should a man do? What do you think a man should do when they're jealous? I think this guy has the same. I think I like vene una fikiria nuna. Like going to your friends, especially female. I have guys, friends of mine, especially now that I'm in office. They come and tell me, Faye may have this issue with my girlfriend. She's on my neck trying to do this and this. How can I help her? How can I help myself on this? All right. Now, I talk to them because I also want to favor both of them. You know, the boy and the girl at the same time.  You know, some we can't do anything when we're just jealous anyway. But when a man is jealous, somehow emotions is a case in a panda. Especially when a girl is jealous with another guy. Atanzaku fikiria. Atanzaku fikiria. We don't have a boyfriend. But I would urge men, please, if you have issues with your girlfriend, if you are jealous, talk to other female friends. You know, they can lead you well. Talking out, speaking out, I think. You're not destroying someone's home by going to talk to other girls. No, it depends. Because girls were not good. Please tell the truth. It's true. In fact, we are all not as enemies. It is true.  You can't even look at your friends. But it also depends, you know. Because me, it's a different case with me. Me, I talk to so many guys. It's like I am a counselor. Yeah, you have that kind of vibe. I talk to them and it's something easy for me to deal with that. Would you feel comfortable right now as we are? I think we could. We're also najwa. Because what's the sharp key to not be najwa? I mean, on the right hand side, not to be najwa, stranger, masida, masi. No, it's a good idea to talk to girls, but let's not blame them, because you can be like, you know, mum, she doesn't cook for me and everything. And then we just text, imagine, as a pika, then the girl will tell you, just come to my house. Ah, cook for you. Cook for you. So, I think it's a good idea to talk to strangers. I'll cook for you. Cook for you. So, I'm scared she'll be like, Alice, it's not good. Mdogo, mdogo, mdogo, mdogo. Imagine, I just came home, just come at my place. Before you know, the bond is growing. Kim chazom, chazom. The bond is growing. Before you know, you would touch or feel for the person that you love. The person who recommend or advice, you start falling for her. No, no. So, ume pinja wuku, me jenga up. Nasiti, now the anger in him or in guys has not been solved. Ume shift to attention. But at some point, maybe would demata kasi desha u? U chale. So, we're fixing the symptoms instead of the actual disease. So, we need to figure out what's going on. I'm sorry, let me just read these, a couple of messages. Haival, tina here. Somebody tell our men it's no longer wrong for man to cry. Wa liye wa sife na shita zao kifawani. Oh, I like that. Haival, mimi ni ochi, mimi na ongeyanga, shita zaanko na shosh. Haimi ni sa idea sana, na kama sayo yaya yata mimi ninge shawam. So, fellow men, find someone to open up. So, ume skia buzz akona shosh. Ote akona shosh. Tua patam tua pangile shakia. Like legit, guys, I'm serious. It's breaking my heart. Mki tuwa nani ataza. Mki jiyuwa dutwa, dutwa lewa nani. Like, what do you want from this dynamic, guys? Ah, also remember to go to Facebook. Right now, right now, we reached your comment. And we have someone saying it's social media partly to blame. Faith from Russia. Do you think that? Do you think that's true? Yeah, I think. Yeah? Why, have you all agreed so quickly? Yeah, because we're living other people's life.  And I'm not able to meet your expectations. So we find when our expectations are twice beyond what we can achieve, we live a false life. All right, so if I would read the last question, what should a man do when he feels overwhelmed? What should a man do when he feels overwhelmed? And this is not just in a relationship context.  Naseo ume, ume, ueni wakukam, umetuka reserve, na ueni na jasuli, na irobi tresha. Uku jes juski ebe, mafte me panda tresha. Street dob dogo, o nyanyani tatu u 25 po, agi, kresha. What do we do when we man get overwhelmed? Steve, if I may. Agi, kurilaks agi. Zeni na nisha wengumu, na nisha wengusu kudika, kresha. Uwebe na kaivi po, na maintain agi. Yes, me na, okay. Life wengumu, wengu je. So, mafaku relaks, mafaku dituma. So, kawakuna shida, mafaku. Makubali tu, kade mumu, for instance, kade mumu, kwacha. Makubali. Achika. Achika tu. Kama upeu, meachu apia. Makubali tu. Yeah. All right. So, wow. There's so much feedback. Can I read this for you? Wow! Okay, let's do this first. We have Tankan Moronio. Hai, Saronio. Masculinity is tiring. I think what needs to be done is understanding that taking care of yourself is paramount. You cannot take care of others if you are not okay with this understanding. It would be easier for us men to speak up and share. I really like that. Joshua Garrickston opening up for the 21st century man is difficult because of all the expectations expected from them. Too much empowerment of the girl child has made this very difficult for us. Suicides and homicides arise from these pressures to live up to the expectations. Kiddie Melody says, I believe when you are in a relationship you too should work on making the relationship to be better. If there's a problem you too should talk it out and try to find a solution like mature people. Wow! All of you are so deep. So I'm taking home from this that first of all masculinity is about taking care of yourself before you start taking care of others. I see again the girl child has been over-empowered. And then I see that we should act like mature people like to nafa, to kumgeka. Siji metu machu na chizaka, cha mama, na cha baba. Sinika lungo. Nasi kwa sirias. Since we have big girls and boys. We have James saying the world has become so cruel that people fear sharing what's affecting them. Since you might not know the person you're sharing with what they'll do with this information. Some will record you, some will take a screenshot or pretend to listen only to walk out laughing at you then share them with others. So you become the breaking news in the streets. This is why people resort to taking away lives so that whatever I said doesn't hurt them more since they shall have been kwao. They'll be gone. The people pretending to be close to you are your enemies and just looking for any single challenge in your life to bring you down. I can only trust my mother with life matters and in case where she doesn't exist I believe the pains just can just keep on enjoying me to their satisfaction. Someone has been had so much manzeh paka ata ki kumgea anymore leki leki ni mams kasi mams nevo. Well, how would you like to wrap this up for us? Maybe mamsha. I recently like a year or some months ago our women have just opted to be like the right people today are now white men. They should know that even white can be hurting. So running away from the blacks to the white won't solve anything and if we decide to stick with the blacks remember that we should reduce our egos. If we reduce our egos everything is going to be right.


Hello everybody, welcome to my channel, it's Eva from Bohemian Crafting and today I'm coming to share with you, have you ever regret that you said something, I've been shopping with my son and we've been talking about YouTube and that I don't know what to share and he said, share anything you want, you love creating and I said, yeah I know but I don't know what to share now and he told me that you love Tim Holt style, right? So make a challenge for yourself and he chose those two magazines for me which we both straight away, it's so long time when I bought some craft magazines, so he chose those two and he told me, choose those stumps and anything you will find inside and create Tim Holt style, so I'm not sure what is inside, I didn't open it yet, I'm gonna dig in, I'm gonna open these packages right now to make sure you will see what is inside and I will see what is inside, oh actually beautiful stumps, look at that, it's not Tim Holt style but I can't believe I said that I will do so, I'm gonna have a look if here are some papers, they are not, okay I'm gonna have a look to that magazine later and here, and here, I'm so sorry I said that but I don't know what to share, just pair with me, I'm gonna open it and here we have magazine, no papers inside, okay that will be funny, okay we have beautiful dice, yeah, here beautiful dice and here we have embossing folder, actually very very nice embossing folder, beautiful crafters companion and here beautiful stumps, okay, he told me that I can use only papers which will be inside and brown paper and then tool, like scoring board and you know with guillotine and I don't know, cropodile and things like this, which I want but I can't use any other stumps, any other dice, I can use any kind of colors I want and I have to create Tim Holt style thingy, so I'm gonna think, I guess very long way, I'm gonna think very long time and I will come back with some something, so here one more time these beautiful stumps from crafters companion and here is my creation, I added a little bit more of that rusty hinge here and there because I wanted to have it more vibrant and I did add eyelets to the butterflies here and here and to that fleur-de-lis then I stamped one more time this circle stamp, here I do have that kind of like off-cut and here I do have that circle, that inside circle with the date and here it's Paris from this stamp and France from this stamp and I think that's all what I added, so this is my creation, I'm happy with that, I know it's not Tim Holt's, Tim Holt's but I wanted to do it in that grungy style and I think I'm there, maybe it's a little bit darker than I expected, maybe I should add there more that rusty, rusty color because I actually like that rusty color but I'm happy with this creation, so brown paper as everything and then just stamps, these stamps, those dice and some kind of colors, here I added a glossy accent but it's not dry yet, I will then glue it to more you know to probably do to that envelope and probably hang it somewhere here, once it's that glossy accent dry, so this is my sharing for today, I'm happy with this creation, I do love that white embossing powder very much because on the brown color it does make so beautiful effect, thank you so so much for joining me today for on this creation, thank you so much for spending your time with me, have a beautiful day, take care about yourself and I will see you soon, bye


It's actually been quite an amazing experience taking the class, you know, I was a little nervous at first day guy I didn't know why I was really supposed to take it, but I've definitely gotten a lot out of it I actually heard about it through other students like peers at Fairfield. They recommended it I needed my second religion core and I was like hesitant what to take. I wanted to take something I'd be interested in. I finally decided to take this course Mainly because I heard about the 10-week program that it encompasses an opportunity to go deeper into my faith And have someone to guide me through that. One-on-one. They're all ears, all eyes Everything's confidential. So they're able to share these experiences That are really moving and you get to understand yourself better and understand God better and where he's placed in your life The class forced me to dig deeper into who I was spiritually and what my relationship was with God I think this is gonna guide me through the rest of my life particularly the discernment process That we learn a lot about. It really leads to make decisions with God and decisions that will change your life forever It's been a very fulfilling semester taking a class and I was not expecting that whatsoever


Hello, everyone. Greetings from Manipal Hospital, Bhaner Pune. I am Dr. Karan Chanchlani. I am a neuro-oncologist and a radiation oncologist. And today, we will be talking about brain tumors or more generalize the central nervous system tumors.  Taken together, the incidence of CNS tumors is between 5 to 10 cases per 1 lakh population in India. It requires a dedicated team as well as a specialized care for dealing with such type of tumors. There are different set of tumors which are common in the pediatric population and a different set of tumors in adults. So, pediatric tumors are more likely to arise from the stem cell like cells or the blastomas as we call them with middle of blastoma being the most common pediatric brain tumor. Gliomas or the tumors from the support cells are the more common tumors of the adults. Today, we will be restricting our discussion to gliomas. So, this includes the glioblastoma which is the most aggressive form of glioma which is grade 4. So, gliomas typically present with headache, nausea, vomiting as general symptoms along with focal symptoms depending upon the location of the tumor inside the brain. So, they may also cause paralysis, loss of vision, loss of speech and language disturbances. Typical evaluation includes an MRI and it is highly recommended that a multi parametric MRI including spectroscopy and perfusion values along with diffusion scans are also included so as to characterize the tumor properly. So, typically after stabilizing the patient we usually recommend a surgery first in such cases in which the neurosurgeon tries to remove most of the tumor as much as possible while preserving the rest of the neurological function. So, we call it as maximal safe resection and once the tumor is removed it is subjected to pathological testing and based on the surgical pathology report we sometimes require certain additional tests like molecular analysis, MGMD testing, IDH mutations and all and based on that we arrive at a composite diagnosis of the tumor type, the tumor grade as well as the molecular signature. So, this is as per the recommendation by the WHO with which is revised in the 2021 classification. So, once we ascertain the grade and the complete diagnosis of the tumor these tumors may and also we need to evaluate the extent of resection on an MRI after the surgery. So, once all these tests are done and the extent is ascertained on the MRI these tumors may sometimes require further treatment. So, typically the high grade tumors as well as partially resected tumors require further treatment with radiation as well as chemotherapy. For low grade tumors it depends mainly on the extent of resection as well as certain radiological parameters which need to be correlated and sometimes we may also need to treat these low grade tumors also. So, for high grade tumors when we usually we typically treat them with radiation with highly conformal techniques wherein we treat the area where the tumor had arrived along with certain margins and we need to reduce the doses to the other areas of the brain wherein we have other neurological function. So, as to preserve the rest of the neurological function including cognitive function like memory and etcetera. And typically these treatments go over 6, 6 and half weeks at 1.8 to 2 gray per fraction for around 59 to 60 gray equivalent doses and typically they are potentiated with concurrent administration of chemotherapy usually in the form of some tablets. And these tablets are also then given in the adjuvant setting that is after completion of this radiation therapy for a few months depending upon the response as well as the molecular tests. So, with advanced molecular techniques we are able to characterize into favorable tumors and certain not so favorable tumors and depending upon MGMT status and response evaluation on MRI we may go on with these tablets to almost up to a year. Typically it is recommended that a multi parametric MRI is done for response evaluation because there is a concern of progression of tumor or versus a scenario called as pseudo progression wherein the tumor actually may not be viable inside the body, but the sizes may increase on it MRI. So, your neuro oncologist along with the neuro radiologist are a better person to evaluate this scenarios and guide you accordingly. At Manipal Hospital Banir Pune we have one of the state of art facilities with a dedicated team in comprising of neurosurgeons, neurologist, clinical oncologist as well as medical oncologist. So, this is how we deal with neuro oncology tumors and we have the most modern technology to deliver the best of the treatments. Thank you.


Hello everyone, I'm Sara Campana from the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands and I would like to present you our recently published paper on stable bacteria communities of marine sponges. Sponges are the oldest living animals, they are very abundant and occur everywhere from the deep sea to tropical coral reef. They also form symbiotic relationship with complex microbial communities and thanks to the symbiosis they possess diverse metabolism from feeding on the suborganic matter to fixing carbon biophoto synthesis. In coral reef they recycle suborganic matter or DOM produced by algae and corals but we don't know if all of the DOM is a different fuel than coral DOM for sponges for example in sugar and amino acid composition. Because in Caribbean reefs algae are replacing corals we wanted to know if this shift affects also the sponges associated with bacterial communities. Therefore we compare the bacterial communities of four sponge spaces in a coral dominated reef site one and in an algal dominated reef site two. We also transplanted two of these sponge species between the coral and the algal sites to assess if there were changes in the sponges associated with bacterial community composition after three weeks of reallocation. You can see here two plots of the bacterial community composition of the four sponge species and the seawater bacterial planton at the two reef sites. We did not find a clear separation between the sites but there was a strong distinction between the different sponge species and especially between sponges with low abundance of associated microbes versus those with the high abundance of associated microbes. Between the sites we found a change in the relative abundance of only one bacterial phylum in one sponge species and one in the seawater bacterial planton while all the other phyla did not change. After three weeks of reciprocal transplantation the bacterial composition of both sponge species did not show a clear community shift either. We only found a shift in three bacterial phyla in one of the sponge species but the relative abundance was less than one percent. Our results show that the sponge associated bacterial communities were understable between the sites and while we expected to find major shifts sponge associated bacteria instead proved to be stable between the sites and thus may be more resilient than we thought to changes in environmental conditions. Thank you for watching.


Welcome traders to another Tick-Mill Interday Wave Analysis session with me, Patrick Munnally. Revisiting the CAD Yen, the last analysis we've done in this pair, we were looking for and moved to test 8580, that's an equality objective for support, to set in motion the next extension to the upside in a potential wave five move higher here. So we've taken out the prior highs, so that confirms a wave three higher in place, so we can remove that now. What I'm looking for now is to join this trend, we've got a wave five equality objective up towards 9350 and this is the wave one, looking to complete here and then we're looking for a three wave corrective move ideally into the 50% retracement area, 750 set long positions, targeting this 9350 upside objective. So we'll just let this pattern play out and then we'll join the trend. Thanks very much.


Hello, my name is Dave McEwen, and I'm the Chief Information Security Officer and Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for the Department of Defense. October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and on behalf of the Secretary and the Chief Information Officer, I'd like to take this opportunity to remind you of cybersecurity practices you can take to support the Department and the nation. Every one of us contributes to the Department's operations and missions by practicing good cybersecurity in the office, at home, and on your mobile devices. I want to encourage you to continue to do your part by taking some simple, yet vigilant actions by doing things like utilizing multi-factor authentication and strong, unique passwords, recognizing and not clicking on phishing emails, keeping your software up to date, only using approved hardware and software on official computers and networks, and reporting suspicious cyber activity. Every minute of every day, our adversaries are looking for ways to penetrate our networks in order to gain an advantage over our warfighters and our nation. Personnel in offices like the Department of Defense's Chief Information Office, the U.S. Cyber Command, the National Security Agency, Joint Force Headquarters Department of Defense Information Networks, and units within each of the combatant command services, defense agencies, and field activities are working hard to secure the Department's networks. Together, with your action, our Department and total force is more secure and more ready. The Department of Defense depends on each of your individual cybersecurity actions to protect the Department's operations and assigned missions. Do your part, exercise the actions I've mentioned, remain vigilant, and thank you for the significant contributions you have made and will continue to make to the Department and the nation.


w, it's also an important anecdote but it's indicative of a larger trend. And then I think, you know, I can probably speak for most reporters that we're always trying to advance the story, you know, the way you talk about reporters, you know, doing the same story over and over again, that's exactly what I don't think we should be doing. I understand the need to cover things incrementally but the stuff that interests me the most are ways where we can bring nuance into things that we sort of already know. So again, establish contact with your local reporters and bring them stories, not just any old stories but the stories that really help bring light to things that aren't being discussed and help advance stories that are being discussed. Yeah, I mean, I think that's all right and I also find the longer I do this, the more I realize how important it is to make things a mystery. Like everything should be a mystery. Like that is really important to how you frame the story and you can make like a really small mystery and what's really cool and this gets back to how people actually behave as opposed to how we want them to behave. Like if you leave people hanging, if you're like, I do not know why that wallpaper would not stay on the wall, then you can talk for like 500 more words about something else and they will still be like, but why, why didn't it stay on the wall? So, and I often tell us to academics, right, suspense.  So like, or here's this thing where we just didn't understand why we were getting this in the data. Like we still don't understand. You know, you have to kind of open up and trust a little bit which can be hard to do with the media for obvious reasons but you know, I think that's telling the full story including warts and all would be my first piece of advice and finding the suspense, like pitching it in a way where there's suspense. Even if it's small, like a really small mystery, there has to be a mystery. And I would say that's even true for PowerPoint presentations. Not just like national magazine stories but like everything. Like there should be some mystery. Cool advice and thank you both very much for just a terrific conversation. Let's give them a round of applause. Thanks a lot. All right, now comes the part where you all get to work. So a little bit of suspense, there is lunch but you don't know where it is. How's that? Did that work? Actually it's out there. So before you go out and get it, so what comes next is working groups and you're just gonna be in the tables that you're at with one exception, well two exceptions. I don't want anybody sitting on the side, this is a working meeting. So I mean if you are leaving, please make that clear so that someone can come and take your seat. If people are not leaving, let's budge up and make sure that we can accommodate everyone who's on the margins because we need these people to be part of the conversation. I see, you know, Marcus Hendricks for example who I very much wanna be in this conversation. And Joseph, you have a seat somewhere. Which table is it at? There you go, right, you had a reserved seat because Joseph is one of our presenters. So this is what's gonna happen now.  Come back as soon as you can to your tables and what's going to happen is you have, everyone has a facilitator at their table. The facilitator will introduce himself or herself and will have everyone do a round of introductions, any comments you wanna make about this morning. Then you have a technology provider or innovator at your table who's gonna do a very short, very short presentation on what their technology is, how it helps underserved or marginalized populations and then barriers or opportunities that they see. And you're gonna talk about it before you start all of that, someone is going to have volunteered to be the outbriefer. So when it's all done, you're gonna be responsible for representing the conversation in your group in about three or four minutes. So if you don't have that skill set, don't volunteer. If no one volunteers, the facilitators are gonna pick on someone. So they've been sitting with you long enough by now that they know who to pick on. So you'll have the conversation. What we want, the number one thing we wanna know is, is this useful to have this kind of dialogue? Can we come up with concrete actionable recommendations for how to improve the resilience of marginalized populations using new technology tools? And this is, as I said, a yes or no answer to some degree. Yes, we need to do this. No, this was enough. But we also want yes and. What are the things that you see? Is it data? Is it access to data? Is it redefining what a vulnerable population is? You know, that's what we want you to come up with to be specific and concrete. What is it that you think we need to look at? We will gather those results from the presentations and we will publish them. We will submit them to FEMA for their National Preparedness Plan for consideration. There are people from FEMA in the room. We also, both Sean and I and Sarah and others have lots of connections there as well. They're into receiving that. And we do want to make a decision about whether we should continue this kind of dialogue, whether we should have it at a regional level. So we're looking for those insights from all of you. And am I forgetting anything? Is that good? Or we got our directions. So with that, please help yourself to some tacos out there and we'll get to work.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we shall discuss the topic of removal of brackets and redmas. First we discuss the removal of brackets. In this session which involves brackets, we follow certain order of removal of brackets. So let's see what is the order of the removal of brackets. First we remove the bar which is of this kind. Then next we remove the parenthesis which are of this kind. Then next we remove the poorly brackets that is these brackets. And next we remove the square brackets. These are the square brackets. We have to keep pumping in mind which is that when there is a minus sign before a bracket we remove the bracket by changing the sign of the terms inside the bracket. Let's consider one example in which we are supposed to simplify an expression given as minus 2 square bracket open plus 2 bracket open 3P minus 4Q minus 6 parenthesis open 3P minus 2Q minus 6. 2Q minus 6 is under a bar, parenthesis closed, poorly brackets closed and the square bracket closed. That is the expression. Now as you can see this expression involves brackets. So we can simplify this expression by following this order of the removal of brackets. First we need to remove the bar and removing the bar we would get the expression as minus 2 square bracket open P plus Q minus poorly bracket open 3P minus 4Q minus 3P P that 2Q minus 6 is under the bar and there is a minus sign before this. And we have already discussed that when there is a minus sign before a bracket then we remove the bracket by changing the sign of the terms inside the bracket. There is the minus sign before 2Q minus 6 which is under the bar. So when we remove this bar we would change the signs of the terms inside or you can say under this bar. So we would have 3P minus 2Q plus 6 parenthesis closed poorly bracket closed square bracket closed. Now in this expression so obtained we don't have any more bars in this. So next we have to remove the parenthesis. These are the parenthesis as you can see let us now remove these parenthesis. So this would be equal to minus 2 square bracket open P plus Q minus poorly bracket open 3P minus 4Q. Now when we have to remove these parenthesis you can see that we have minus 6 before these parenthesis. So we need to multiply each term inside the parenthesis by minus 6 by 3P would give us minus 18P minus 6 multiplied by minus 2Q would give us plus 12Q minus 6 multiplied by plus 6 would give us minus 36. So this removes our parenthesis then we have poorly bracket closed square bracket closed. Now as you can see in the obtained expression we don't have any more parenthesis. So now next we shall remove the poorly brackets and we need to remove these brackets now. So this is equal to minus 2 square bracket open P plus Q. Now as you can see we have this minus sign before the poorly bracket. So this means when we remove these poorly brackets the signs of the terms inside the poorly brackets would also change.  So this removes our poorly brackets bracket closed and removes the square brackets in expression that is the brackets expression inside the square bracket.  Now as you can see we have minus 2 before the square bracket. So to remove these square brackets we need to multiply each term of the square bracket with minus 2 is equal to minus 2 into 16P which is minus 32P minus 2 into minus 7Q is plus 14Q. Minus 2 into plus 36 is minus 72. Now we don't have any brackets in this obtained expression. So this means we have simplified the given expression to this. An expression involving brackets expressions by solving the order of removal of the brackets. Next let's discuss the board mass rule for solving algebraic expressions which contains various mathematical operations. So we can say that board mass rule algebraic expression, various mathematical operations like plus division, multiplication, multiplication, multiplication. First we consider the brackets. Now let's first we solve the brackets and in the board mass rule which is the letter O of the board mass rule division which is the letter D of the board mass rule. Next is multiplication which is letter M of the board mass rule which is letter A of the board mass rule. Finally we do the subtraction the letter S of the board mass rule. So for the simplification of the algebraic expressions we will follow this order which is the board mass rule. Now consider an example where we need to simplify the algebraic expression given as into 60x divided by parenthesis open 5x plus 2x algebraic expression involves the mathematical operations like expression. We need to follow the board mass rule of the brackets, then of, then division, then multiplication, then addition, then subtraction. First let's look for the brackets. In this algebraic expression we have the parenthesis here. So we need to remove the parenthesis to be equal to divided by. Now removing the parenthesis means which is 5x plus 2x and that is 7x. Now after the brackets are done let's look out for what would be equal to 7x into multiplication. So minus 7x square multiplied by 8x gives us minus x cube divided by 7x. Then after this we do the division. This is the division sign. So we need to divide these two terms. So further we get now minus 56x cube divided by division we do multiplication. So we will multiply these two terms. So this would be equal to 64x square addition we do the addition. But since there is no addition symbol expression so we would not perform any addition. We will move on to the subtraction of these two. Square gives us expression we get 56x square. We are given an expression which involves the mathematical operations. We can easily simplify the algebraic expression using the board mass rule. This completes the session. Hope you understood the concept of removal of brackets and board mass rule.


Yes. Well, first of all, thank you for coming here, very interesting. So, when I think of the philosophy of Anne Rand and what the speakers have said today, I can't but think about the parallels with Marxism and communism, because both say people, if they act morally, will make decisions that will benefit themselves and others. So, Anne Rand says if everybody is moral, then this free economy will not only bring benefits to the person creating the business, but also, I'm assuming, to everyone else. Marx also says the greatest miracle in the modern world is the factory, greater than the pyramid itself, and he comes to a different conclusion, and we're all moral, we all work for the common good, and the working class, who actually provides the labor, will benefit. So my question to you is, we right now, in some economies, have freedom from regulations. I know you want more, I just, I'll be honest, I wouldn't want less. And we see, for example, child labor. Until very recently, child labor was common. Right now in the United States, which I think you're from, there's a good trained realm meant for lack of regulations in people in a town are suffering, pollution, which if a factory owner is allowed to do what they want, they might do more. Now, you can argue they don't have the morality that Anne Rand is talking about, by making decisions that are in the best interest of everyone, but it seems like you're advocating to remove regulation, where this morality doesn't exist, and the result is death. There's a lot in poverty, and people are very discontent with the current state of capitalism right now, because it is hard to afford things, and the freedom that they have is just the freedom to consume, and choose between various tastes of ice cream or makeup. So I find that to be kind of the conflict here, because our capitalist system causes people to beg in the streets, and the young man who said, oh, I want to help this person, but that is the reality of what we see, and we've also seen the United States with homeless encampments. Sure. All right, there's a lot there. So let me try to unpack this a little bit. One, yes, there is a similarity between Marxism and Anne Rand, in the sense that both systems are based on morality. I think every system in the world is based on some moral code, some ethics. That's true of Marxism, that's true of every single idea. But some moralities are true, and some moralities are false.  The morality that Anne Rand bases her ideas on is a very different morality than Marx's basis his ideas on, and I will take Anne Rand any day over Marx, and pretty much over anybody else, for a couple of reasons. One, Marx's morality rejects the individual, denies the individual, denies the individual any sovereignty. You don't have a say in your own life. Ultimately, the Poletarian decides for you what you do. The Poletarian indeed decides for you what is truth. There is the dictatorship of the Poletarian in which you don't get to make decisions for yourself.  Why not live for yourself? There is no ultimate answer to that question. Let me get to the child. I haven't finished, believe me, we'll get to the child. So, to begin with, I don't expect anybody to sacrifice for me, and I will not sacrifice for anybody else. That is a moral code that results in freedom, in a capitalist version. So, morality always leads to a certain political system. You cannot have a political system with no morality. Every political system assumes something about a moral code. And I'm arguing that the moral code of Marxism, the moral code of Statism, the moral code that exists today in America, and the moral code that exists today in Colombia are all wrong, because they're not iron-ran. And, consequently, we have political systems that are horrible, that are bad, that are wrong, that iron-ran rejects and I reject. Which brings me to the question about, but what about America? Well, first, put aside the morality of America. We don't have capitalism in America. People like to call anything they don't like capitalism, but the reality is, what does capitalism actually mean? Capitalism means a separation of state from economics. Capitalism means a system where the state doesn't regulate some, the state doesn't regulate at all. Not capitalism means private property, the rule of law, the protection of contracts, and no regulations. No intervention by the government. If you allow intervention, then it's a mixed economy. Some socialism, some capitalism. In capitalism, there's no welfare state. In capitalism, there's no Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and a million other government programs that are there to facilitate. And I know the common definition, dictionary definition of capitalism is, describes everything in the world today. But that's not the capitalism I ran talks about, it's not the capitalism I talk about. The system in the United States today is rotten. It's better than a lot of other places, but it's rotten. But let me just make this comparison with Marx, because you brought Marxism in. The closer we get to Marx, the more people die. Not just kids working, we'll get to kids working in a minute, but literally kids dying by the tens of millions. That's the Soviet Union, that's China. Indeed, every country in the world that is socialized farming, that is socialized food production, suffers from famines and death and destruction. Just look at Venezuela right now. Socialism kills, and it kills in large numbers. Now, socialists always say, well, we've never tried it fully, we've never gotten it right. But the closer you get to it, the more death and destruction there is. Capitalism, on the other hand, the closer we get, we've never really achieved it. But the closer we get, the more wealth, the longer life, the more successful people are.  And I even will argue the fewer children work. But let's talk a little bit about child labor, one of my favorite topics. What did children do before capitalism? What did children do 500 years ago? They worked. They played, children played. The children didn't play, they worked on the farm. And parents would have 10, 12 children. Why did we have so many children back then? One, because they needed to work. But B, what was the other reason we had so many children back then? They died. Half of them didn't make the age of 10. 50% of children didn't make the age of 10. 50% of children said if you would survive, they would be cheap labor on your farm. Children have always worked. When did children stop working? Only one period in all of human history.  You're going to answer the question?  So let me answer the question because that is complete mythology. No, let me finish. I haven't answered. That's complete nonsense. Every single country, if you look at the countries in the world, when they reach a sudden GDP per capita, and when children are no longer working in factories, governments pass laws to exclude children. This happened in England. It happened in the United States. It's happening right now in Indonesia and Malaysia and Asia. When parents can afford to keep the kids from work, if they can afford to send them to school, then they pull them out of the workplace, they send them to school, and the government then takes the credit for it after the fact by passing a law. Check your history. You can see this in every single country. It's always at the same GDP per capita. Always at the same place. There's a little book just about child labor and sweatshops from Texas Tech University. I'll think of his name in a minute. But that documents empirically the exact relationship between child labor and when the laws pass and what happens. The reality is the children have always worked. They stopped working when capitalism makes them so productive that they now make enough money to be able to feed their children without the child working.  What happens to those kids? What's the alternative instead of working? What's the alternative for them? There is no schools. The governments don't have enough money to pay for the schools. There are no schools in these places. So what would they do? Nationalization. Yeah, that's a route to poverty. Very, very fast and speedy route to poverty. You see how the mythologies survive? It is fascinating to see how in spite of all the empirical evidence, in spite of all the history of the last 150 years, in spite of the fact that socialism and nationalization have been disastrous every single time they've been tried, every single time they've been tried, we still latch onto them. Because we don't have the self-esteem and the confidence to believe we can live for ourselves. We don't have the self-esteem and confidence to believe that maybe you believe that you can live for yourself.  God forbid, we leave them alone to live for themselves.  So you want to dictate their life for them. But every single example of state nationalization of industries has failed empirically. Just ask François Mitterrand, who was the socialist president of France in the 1980s, and who nationalized the entire banking system.  Ask the kibbutzim in Israel, who were these beautiful socialized farming communities that seemed to be incredibly successful until it was discovered that they were completely subsidized by the government. And as soon as the subsidies ended, they all failed. And today there are no kibbutzim in Israel. You can go industry after industry after industry when they're nationalized, they fail.  They disappear. You want a success? Look what happens when you privatize industries. Then they go through the roof. But the reality is the child labor is what happens when we're poor. As soon as parents get rich enough, we pull our children out of labor and the alternative children have is to work or to die. And it's only rich middle-class people from relatively wealthy backgrounds and wealthy countries who sit back on their nice cushy sofas in comfortable countries who think, oh my God, those kids shouldn't work over there. Really, you know, my kids don't work so their kids didn't work without having any concept of what life is like in these countries and why these kids have to work in order to survive. I'm sure there are parts of the question I didn't answer, but yes. So if you'd like to see the Iran Book Show grow, please consider sharing our content and of course, subscribe. Press that little bell button right down there on YouTube so that you get an announcement when we go live. 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