Felly, rydyn ni'n gobeithio i Chelsea. Chelsea Beckford Proxy. Chelsea yw'r 2nd year student midwife ar gyfer y U.K. ac mae'r prônannu o'r pethau a'r pethau. Mae'r co-chair yw'r Universtiynau Midwifrys ac mae'r hipnobirthig practisiwner a'r anti-racism educator. Chelsea yw'r ffaith yw'r maen nhw'n meddwl hefyd, ac mae'r meddwl hwnnw'n meddwl hwnnw'n meddwl hefyd, a'r bwysig yn ymdweithio a'r brannu, a'r bwysig yn ymdweithio. Yn ydych chi, Chelsea yw'r adbwysig yw'r adbwysig yw'r gyffredig gyffredig yw'r maen nhw'n meddwl hefyd. Yn ymdweith yw'r maen nhw'n meddwl hefyd, mae'r cyfrifio cyfrifio a'r anti-racist proffesiwnol. Felly, mae'r cyfrifio yw'r cwestiynau yw'r cyfrifio yw'r cyfrifio yw'r cyfrifio yw'r cyfrifio yw'r cwestiynau. Yn ymdweithio ar fy holl yn ymdweithio. Mae'n gwen i'r Chelsea i amddindu chi'n llwyddoedd o'r pryd yn ymdweithio. Valyw'r ymddinddiol Llywodraethol. Yn ymdweithi, wrth gwyddiau, a wedi caserionol ar ddiwrn gwybod i gael ymgwr, ymdweithio yn ddod am rin~! Rydyn chi'n ddod a rin i'n oed fynd. The I'll Just Get Straight Into It. Be ffordd wedi gweld i'n ceisio, rwy'n cyhoed mewn ran ystod o'r cyfg熱niad ddiwethaf i fynd, oes Janolod o'r tyfn, mae'n cyffredin frysgfyniad ar y r tourism. Rwy'n ymlaen i chi weld y rhain mae'r cyntaf o'r tymp i gael, ond, mae'n rhai wneud yn rhaid o'r cyddiwydd gyda'r ysbyŵr. This is really important work that I'm very passionate about and we all need to play a part in dismantling these systems that we are working and living within. So i just want to thank you again for joining me. So Diane kindly introduced me, so covering most of what's on this slide. I am a mum as well and was born in Jamaica but raised over here in the UK. Mae'r hyn yn gwneud o'r gwahodd. Mae'r ddweud oherwydd unrhyw mewn ddeicholion o ddweud ffyrdd i ddim yn mynd i'r ddweud. Mae'r ddechrau i'r ddweud am y ddweud yn ymgyrchol cyd-dwylliant. Mae'r ddweud yn gwneud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud. Mae'r ddweud o hwn o'r ddweud i ddim yn mynd i'r ddweud. Mae hwn o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o hetaeth ar amser y cwrs. It was during the first lockdown here in the UK and it was also around the time of the really horrible death of George Floyd. And just so many other things that were taking place, the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, which kind of spread globally. And that kind of awoke something within me. I attended a local Black Lives Matter protest which was a really peaceful protest and I came away just feeling really inspired. And so I kind of rode that wave and decided to contact my university teaching team and asked if I could share some texts that I think other students would find helpful in kind of broaching the subject of race and kind of looking into it and not kind of shying away from it and reading texts from black and brown authors. Following this, the conversation kind of went on and I started to share some of my ideas with a few of my lecturers as to how I put forward basically ideas of how our education could reflect the needs of the students and also in doing that addressing the gaps in our education that were potentially standing in our way of becoming culturally competent and safe practitioners. And this article that you see the screen grab of is kind of the result of that and I managed to get this published in the practice in midwife journal. It's also open access so I'm quite happy to share links to this article if you want to read it afterwards. So what does decolonisation of midwrefrieducation mean? So as this quote says, decolonising describes an academic movement across the universities and other institutions to highlight inequalities resulting from historical colonial influences and to transform and modernize materials. Now the key words in this quote are historical colonial influences. And no matter how long ago you're told slavery was such a long time ago and colonialism was such a long time ago, the legacies of these things are seen today. And an example of that is the Sims speculum named after James Marion Sims and as he was kind of developing as an obstetrician, a gynaecologist. He was able to perfect his techniques on humans, on enslaved women. And this would have been against without their consent, he was actually gifted these women because they were slaves and seen as property as opposed to people. And so he got these instruments named after him, he has the Sims position named after him and we still use these things, we still use them today. So what is it that students need? Now in my opinion students really need a knowledge of the history of obstetrics and gynaecology and how this can have an impact on how we practice today. So throughout history we see that the idea of race and connotations of differences basically be in tantamount inferiority in the field of medicine. And again that kind of crops up with the whole James Marion Sims repeated experimentation on women without the use of analgesia. And that's a key factor without not using analgesia was because he assumed there was a belief that black people did not feel pain in the same way or as white people did. And so that kind of justified the use of the non use of analgesia, I should say. It's really important that student midwives have an idea and understanding of historical context of what we're doing today. Because it does have these things do have a kind of transgenerational trauma effect and they can. It's a legacy that kind of lasts because even now you still think you still see in modern research that doctors, student doctors still hold that belief that black people do not feel pain in the same way. And that can impact the way that black and brown bodies are treated. I think representation is a really important thing. It really matters because for me, I am a student midwife. I'm a mum, but above all else, I'm also a black woman. When learning, learning materials largely leaning towards, you know, the Eurocentric Eurocentric value Eurocentric physicality and are often presented through Eurocentric lens. So when we study the maternal pelvis, we concentrate mainly on the gynaecoid pelvic shape. And this is despite pelvic shapes being widely varied between geographical regions and even within the same populations. So this kind of Eurocentric leaning kind of reinforces the idea that the care that we are providing is more suited to one part. Of society and not another. And as again, as a black student, I value representation. I value seeing my educators, some educators that look like me and I hope to be joining a workforce where other midwives look like me as well. I think that our learning should include cultural competency. Having a culturally competent caregiver can make all the difference to women and birthing people who may feel isolated in society, who may feel that they're not understood, who may feel that their cultural practices are not understood and therefore there's misconceptions there. There's a chance of misunderstanding and they're not likely to come forward and ask for help if they feel like they won't be understood. I think it's vitally important that midwifery students have an understanding of what racism is and what racism isn't and also how to be actively anti-racist. And I'll go into this a little bit more later. And above all, we need a safe space to grow. As a student on placement, it's really easy to just kind of make yourself small and not speak up for fear of being seen as a troublemaker. It's not enough for the women and birthing people in our care for us to just not say anything or not challenge behaviour that can be harmful. And that needs to be a safe culture, a safe environment needs to be kind of nurtured by our teaching teams and also the practitioners that we train with. So why do we need to address racism as student midwives? This infographic here is taken from the most recent embrace report and it says a lot without having to say very much. The numbers kind of speak for themselves.  Now, that's really, really triggering to me personally and it's quite scary to think that. But what's scary is that this isn't new. These statistics aren't new. These disparities have been carrying on for quite some time now and there have been many explanations put forward to try and explain it, ranging from poverty, barriers to accessing care to black, Asian and mixed heritage birthing people being more susceptible to certain illnesses. Now, that being said, I don't feel that just pointing the blame squarely back at the people that are at risk of these mortality rates is very helpful because this kind of blaming the victim behaviour kind of evades the real problem or one of the major problems which is addressing racism within healthcare. And it just kind of gives institutions like a get out of jail free card and so they're not looking inwardly or inwardly as to how they can improve the care but just kind of put it down to oh, you know, these bodies are just defective and this is just what happens. That's not useful. That's not helpful. So we can't, as long as people focus on these kind of issues or minimize or dismiss the experiences of black and brown birthing people, nothing's going to get changed. But as student midwives, we are in a prime position and midwives as well. We're in a prime position to make positive differences to women and birthing people who are at high risk of mortality. Now, I mentioned about racism and what racism is or what it isn't and how that's really important for students and for midwives as well. Now, racism for me, my interpretation of it is racial prejudice, racial prejudice against people who have a different skin colour to yourself but in addition to institutional power. So that is my definition of racism and that can kind of come in different ways. It's presented in different ways. So you have overt racism which a lot of people will kind of instantly think of the very intentional, obvious and harmful attitudes and behaviours towards people but what we really need to break down and what we really need to go against is covert racism which is very concealed, very subtle acts that basically serve to restrict or deny people from ethnic minorities access to certain privileges and benefits and unfortunately one of those privileges and benefits, not that it should be a privilege is healthcare and it gives perpetrators an opportunity to gaslight the victim or just deny harm altogether. Again, we go back to the victim blaming, your body is more likely to be susceptible to certain illnesses so that's how we can explain this and that's not right. I've just put at the end there microaggressions. Microaggressions are a type of covert racism and what they are, it's basically a statement or an action or that's kind of like you would say it's indirect or very subtle or unintentional discrimination against someone from a marginalised group and I have plenty of examples of microaggressions I've experienced being told that I speak very well even though I was born in a country where English is the first language and I have grown up here speaking English perfectly fine all my life. There was an assumption because of where I'm from or because of what I look like but I couldn't hold a professional conversation on this telephone and that was from one of my very first jobs and I was told that by one of my managers and another one of good old favourite is that to be told that you are pretty for a black girl which is the biggest backhanded compliment I think I've ever received in my life is that I am somehow the exception to the rule. Now on the surface you could say that you know these people you know that it's a compliment, these things are compliment, they're not compliments. On the surface they may not seem so bad as being called the n-word you know which is very overt but when you experience these things on a daily basis multiple times throughout the day they can really have an effect on you, they can chip chip chip away at you and it can really result in, it can be detrimental to your health, your mental health resulting in depression and even trauma. So why is cultural competence important? So we are living in an increasingly multicultural society and cultural competence is really important when delivering pregnancy care because it can help reduce barriers of care to women and birthing people. Without it we would have less of an opportunity to build meaningful relationships and we would basically just coexist with people that we just wouldn't understand and that kind of lack of understanding of different cultures, different cultural practices would just give rise to increase in chances of misunderstandings and also developing biases. So cultural competence, I love this quote from Sobralski and Katz cultural competence relies on a strong foundation of knowledge about other cultures. It allows the practitioner to appreciate, understand and empathize with that culture and as a result deliver appropriate and effective healthcare through changes in both approach and technique. Now as midwives you know the meaning of the word midwife is to be with women and to have an understanding of that woman and her culture and her family setup is really important in how we deliver our care and being sensitive to the nuances between different cultures and how things work is really really important and women and birthing people will truly appreciate that extra effort that we put into taking time to actually educate ourselves about their cultures. So what can we do? These are just some things that I think are really important in how we can deliver really good care and also challenge ourselves when it comes to race and racism is to not avoid conversations about race or racism. It will make you feel uncomfortable and that's okay like as I said at the very beginning this is not a comfortable topic to discuss but it's part of the process. You need to kind of sit with that discomfort in order to really kind of challenge yourself and make changes within. We need to also check our personal biases and we need to keep doing that. If you walk into a room and you're caring for somebody who is from a different culture to yours do you feel uneasy? Do you feel uneasy with that? Then ask yourself why is that? What makes me feel uneasy and how can I change that? How can I change the way I communicate? How can I make this interaction both easier for the person that I'm caring for and also for myself? How can I deliver the best possible care? Another one is to not get defensive or to send to yourself. Now I'm going to use the phrase white fragility in a very general sense. The focus is on the fragility part and so if someone brings up this topic that you shouldn't just shirk away from it and say well I don't do that, I don't do those things just for fear because what it is is you're just kind of retreating back to your place of comfort where really you need to kind of push through that and putting yourself at the centre to say how you feel about these things is not really going to push forward and it's not going to keep the momentum of these kind of conversations going. Actively listening to the experiences of black Asian and ethnic minority women and birthing people is really, really important because you will gain so much understanding for their lived experience which sometimes they feel like they're not being listened to and for you to take the time to actively listen to ask the right questions and then get to the crux of how you can actually improve things can go a really, really long way. So recognising privilege. Now I'm using the word privilege by using this word I'm not referring to, I'm not making any assumptions that people have not had to work for what they have achieved I'm not making an assumptions of how much money you have in the bank or anything like that. Privilege for me is your life not being made harder when we talk about white privileges.  That's what I'm alluding to but you can turn that on its head and you can actually use it for good if you know a colleague of yours or someone in your care is not being listened to you in your position of privilege can advocate for them you can speak up for them and it could be the case that you can open doors that they can't so always use your privilege for good. A big one, a big for a part of mine is people claiming to be colour blind and I know it usually comes from a place of goodwill it's not usually meant to be harmful but in saying that what it actually does is it kind of negates the cultural values and norms and experiences of people of colour so you denying the existence of their race is also denying their experiences of person which isn't helpful. Don't be afraid to get things wrong it will happen but what really matters is how we learn from our mistakes we don't learn things from always getting things right we learn from the things that we get wrong and improving on them so having someone challenging you or someone kind of educating you is not a bad thing, is not a negative thing and we should always just keep pushing forward and remembering that being non-racist is not enough now we're at the point where being not racist is actually quite passive you can say oh yeah I'm not racist and then that's it, that's not enough we must now be actively anti-racist. So what does being anti-racist mean? So this is a brilliant quote by Ibram X.Kendi by a book that I highly recommend called How to be an anti-racist. To be anti-racist is to think nothing is behaviourally wrong or right inferior or superior with any of the racial groups. Whenever the anti-racist sees individuals behaving positively or negatively the anti-racist sees exactly that. Individuals behaving positively or negatively not representatives of whole races. To be anti-racist is to deracialise behaviour to remove the tattooed stereotype from every racialised body. Behaviour is something that humans do not races do. And I think that's an incredibly powerful powerful quote. Anti-racism requires continuous action It means that there will be parts of this journey that you will feel uncomfortable and moving through this journey you will pass through different zones so you will have the fear zone where you will avoid these kind of conversations you want to be comfortable so you kind of just deny that these things are happening around you.  And then you move through the growth phase which is kind of like infinite really because then you start actively advocating for anti-racist policies you're speaking up when you hear or see racism and you don't let mistakes hold you back or stop your work. So it's a continual thing.  In order to do this education is key I live by the mantra of knowledge is power and I really do believe especially in this instance that that's really really important. Don't rely on other people to educate you there are people willing to do that but not everybody is willing to do that it can be a lot of emotional labour for some people, particularly people of colour so find out reading materials find resources again I'm happy to share some of those with you speak up now this is a really important one and it's also a really really difficult one because I am so anti I'm really not a confrontational person at all but I found that I'm now I feel like I have to say something like even if it's just you know something that just makes someone stop and think about what they've just said it doesn't have to mean a really kind of negative interaction it doesn't have to be any aggression behind it something as simple as asking someone what did you mean by that what did you mean when you just said that thing it can kind of cause someone to stop and think about what they're actually saying so another way to kind of educate yourself I guess is to diversify who you follow on social media the kind of people that you interact with online and also through the books that you read I think for birth workers in particular having an understanding of intersexual feminism is really really important my for me if feminism is advocating for women's rights and equality between the sexes intersexual feminism is the understanding of how overlapping identities can change that experience for somebody so for instance my experience as a cis woman can be completely different from the experience of an Asian trans woman our experiences are very very different and having a kind of sensitivity towards that is really vital particularly in birth work with regards to what language we use and how people identify it's really really important that we have knowledge of that and also during the work for the right reasons and as I said previously before using privilege for the benefit of not just yourself but for the benefit of others who may not have the means or may not have allowed enough voice to push doors open so I would like to invite you on the International Day of the Midlife to be the change that you wish to see in the birth world this work is not easy and it's got a long long way to go but the more of us that are kind of pitching in the more of us that are challenging these status quo and the more of us that are kind of shaking tables the better because only good can come of a collective work towards a better way of practising but here are some references that I have used again I can share these with you if you need to following this presentation Excellent Chelsea thank you very very much for your wonderful presentation there are some questions that have come through if it's okay if I ask you is that okay? So Renee is asking from a birthing perspective do you have a top 3 books you might recommend reading to further intersectional feminism understanding So they're not exactly birth specific but a couple of books just off the top of my head one is called hood feminism and another is the killing of the black body again I can kind of put these in an email or something like that if you wanted me to send those on to you just pop your email in the chat and I will make sure that I contact you with that but they're the two that kind of jump out at me Excellent fantastic we can add that to your presentation when it gets published on the internet as well for those So another question that's come through is Deepa says as a mature student midwife I still find it difficult to question unnecessary remarks that make me feel really uncomfortable and it does take courage and I will try using what do you mean by that I know you had some other ideas there as well Chelsea about how people could navigate as a student or a midwife when they feel it's time to speak up what kind of things can they do and how can they approach that with colleagues Yes I totally agree with that it's very hard sometimes to kind of find that moment where especially in the heat of things and you kind of think do I let that slide or not but if you feel uncomfortable enough with what's been said I think I know it takes a lot of courage because it's something personally I've had to work on a lot I wouldn't say boo to the goose so it goes when I first started my studies but confidence kind of comes and yes so asking simple questions like what do you mean by that or or even just saying I'm really not comfortable with that what you just said it can be really really difficult but it doesn't always have to be in a really confrontational space and if you're not feeling up to actually saying it to that person directly going to the midwife in charge or going to one of your link lecturers something like that to discuss it with as well they can also kind of guide you but it is really scary and I totally appreciate that but it's not always as easy as just going up to someone and starting a conversation but there are people there who will definitely support you Fantastic Thanks very much Chelsea that's great I had another question that came in from Reena Do you feel there should be a movement within midwifery or medicine to stop using procedure names that are based on racist people who discovered the procedure such as the Sims position for example should we all be referring to this as an exaggerated side-lying rather than Sims Thank you for that Reena Personally yes I do think that we should move away from from those kind of from using the names of those people now I know probably not everyone will agree with me but you know I feel like my stomach actually turns whenever someone tells me to go and get a Sims speculum or you know putting someone in a Sims position it really makes me feel uncomfortable but at the time you're giving care to somebody else so you can't really think about it but what about honouring the women that he experimented on essentially we don't hear about that we don't see that so why should he get the honour of us naming things after him That is a really really really good point We also have some other questions that are there any other organisations that are looking to investigate this issue or social media threads that you can recommend at all Chelsea that you want to point anybody in the direction of Yes there is the five times more in the UK there's a five times more campaign which recently they launched a government petition which was I think it was a couple of weeks ago that was debated in Parliament and what they're now off the back of that there's going to be more kind of research into why there is this disparity with maternal mortality rates in the UK and also looking into not just the mortality rates but also the near misses which were not included in any kind of report so to have a clearer picture of how care actually varies between women of different ethnicities so that's going to be really interesting development to watch out for and also the organisation birthrights.org they're also gathering lived experiences from women and healthcare professionals who identify as being black Asian or of mixed heritage just to get a really clear picture of both sides of the actual maternity care workers and women and birthing people in their care so those are two that I would really look into birthrights and also five times more I'm not sure whether you'd be able to watch the parliamentary debate I'm not sure if that could be recorded somewhere I'll try and find a link for it but it was really really inspiring but also quite disappointing right at the end but if I can find a link for you it would be a really good thing to watch members, actual members of parliament who had really poor experiences sharing those experiences and really putting quite a lot of emotional labour into sharing those experiences with the house so it was a really good debate to watch Excellent We've had a really interesting point coming from Emily as well and she says thank you so much this is such an important topic among many other areas we need to make a fresh look at education both through school and professional trainings including midwifery to change the normalisation of covert racism in society and so frequently in healthcare and in international development covert unintentional racism reinforces the white male supremacy principle I know you had some thoughts on this yourself Chelsea about suggestions that students can do independently to try and bring about changes in their learning and in their learning environment and also how their programs are taught. If you want to talk to us a little bit about that more Chelsea that would be fantastic Yes, thanks Diane. Emily that's a really really great point because let's not forget that midwifery was you know elder wise women who knew who had that knowledge of the birthing process of the physiological birthing process who were basically kind of elbows out of the way by male doctors so I completely understand that point and I think we do need to kind of go back to that we need to go back to trusting women's bodies and not pathologising birth so much but with them the question Diane raises what students can actively do to kind of bring about changes in their own learning so I as part of my uni's midwifery society I'm trying to organise different kinds of events we're in the process now organising an inclusion event and bringing in different speakers who will kind of share knowledge and understanding of topics that aren't covered in our normal curriculum flag up any events and get your teaching teams to share these things via you know sending out emails flagging up events seminars, talks with members of your cohorts as I did I shared some reading lists and that kind of got conversations going with different students in my cohort as well and also if you have the opportunity giving feedback on your actual course giving feedback we've recently had had an opportunity to input on what we would like to see on your curriculum looking like by university so if you ever get a chance to do that kind of go all out like have your points ready and just let them know what things that you feel are missing because I feel it's kind of a disservice to students to kind of have these three years and then at the end of it you actually feel like oh my gosh there's so much that I don't get and that I don't understand when there is plenty of opportunity to kind of put these kind of things in place like having a workshop on female genital cutting for example having an event that centres on the LGBTQ community like all these kind of things can be really really helpful to our learning but we're missing out on and I think it's it's sometimes it is up to the students to kind of shake tables and make a bit of noise about it that's what you're on mute Diane are you there Diane sorry, sorry Chelsea it was me I thought I had my mic on thank you very much for that I know a couple of people were really keen to get the titles of those books that you mentioned again are you able to write them in the public chat there or just say them again so everyone can note them down that wants them is anybody have a question they want to ask at all Chelsea in person just raise your hand or any more questions in the public chat that's fine everyone's really pleased for the topic here today Chelsea I'm really pleased all really enjoying the information that you're sharing as well aren't excellent is there anything further you want to add at all Chelsea about another five minutes or so oh my goodness I really raced through that I thought oh my gosh I'm going to run out of time just to say that I'm really grateful for everyone that's attended the session and Celine, yes I'm just looking through the chat but definitely and I just hope that this kind of talk has really inspired you to talk to colleagues or talk to other members of your cohorts if you're a student and then bring about change if there's something that's not quite right if there's something that you feel is missing sometimes it's really scary to kind of put your hand up and say but I took that kind of risk and put my hand up and said I think we need to add this and I think this is missing and it's kind of really helped me to grow as an activist and as a student as well and really helped with me just being more of an advocate for things that I really believe in so it's really hard sometimes and it can feel like you're going to be the odd one out or the one that always brings up a race but for me it's really important and I will never not do it and I'll never not I'll never not talk about it Excellent Thanks very much Chelsea I'll just have one quick more check see if anyone wants to ask any more questions just everyone saying thank you so much Juliet saying there thank you for having the courage to present this Chelsea it has been really helpful fabulous and Grace saying there thank you very much


The following is a presentation of TFNN The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> The Trader's Edge Now Steve Rhodes Good morning folks, welcome to the September 20th The wonderful Wednesday edition of today's Trader's Edge show I'm your host, Stevie Perseverance Rhodes Who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past Hope everyone out there is having a great day Let's make sure we have an extraordinary one Now the easiest way to do that Well it's to always remember that life is happening for us Not to us That's right When you and I make that one little 2x4 shift It means we can find the gift In every set of circumstance that life is going to toss at us Now today you and I are going to go check on the circumstance of these markets We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears What those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I I want you to know I'm absolutely grateful for your presence here And even more important than that And that's this, during this next 53 minutes I am here to serve you So feel free to pick up that phone Dial on in at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now if you've got a question but you can't dial in We've got you covered Send me an email, send it off to Steve at tfnn.com But please send it early and inside that subject If you'd be kind enough to put radio show question Now if you're inside our Tiger stand Well then any and every ping will do So let's go ahead and get this show started on wonderful Wednesday Of course this is Tiger I'm Steve Rhodes Welcome to the show Right now we've got a mixed bag out there The mix is coming from the Nasdaq 100 and the Nasdaq Composite Bull Trading slightly lower Otherwise the other U.S. Indices are trading the upside with the Summice being flat The Dow's up 171 The S&P's up 9 The Russell's up 11 That's a half percent, two tenths and six tenths per percent A nine tenths for the Summice are up 132 points Gold's up $12 now A six tenth move 36 cents are one and a half percent for silver Lights recruit up 17 pennies Printed out 90, 65 natural gas back 10 cents A 30 year treasury Printed out 118, 25 That's up 18 ticks Now leading the charge Dollar wise to the upside You've got Cambridge, Cambridge Bank corp up 12 bucks 25 percent move there John Deere up 9 bucks 2 percent Lulu Lemon 9 bucks a little over 2 percent United Rentals 7 and a half bucks Almost 2 percent And digital transformation opportunity A 55 percent move there To the downside it's a What is that? Bage limited sponsor Down 15 bucks 7 percent Zebra technologies That one I can read Down about 5 percent or $12 Check group down 6 bucks 9 percent Celsius holdings up about 3 percent That's about a $6 move And Lynn to PLC Off about five buckaroonies out there So we've got some movers And we've got some shakers Let's begin by taking a look at that Market breath out there And we're going to see We've got mixed up market breath What I mean by that is Here's the Nasdaq 100 Bullish for the 60 Bullish for the 240 Bullish for the weekly And just slightly bullish Or slightly bearish right now For the daily When I say slightly I mean 23 instruments above profile 28 below So for the most part We've got bullish conditions for the Nasdaq 100 At least as of 1109 For the S&P 500 It's a different message It's bearish bearish bearish Weekly daily 240 and 60 Now the 16 minute chart Shows 155 above 166 below But we've got basically What is set up conditions For a choppy market Now you would have expected us To have choppy market conditions Coming into a Fed minute A day here Where we're going to find out Whether they're going to hold Reduce or raise rates out there And so you would expect That we would have this Choppy kind of market Well market breath Is also confirming that Which we would expect Now because it is Fed rate day Fed rate cut Raise or what have you What I do have here Is this the S&P 500 Over the last 10 years And over the last 10 years This shows Fed rate change Now I don't know if there's Going to be a Fed rate change What I don't have an opportunity To do here is pick out a When I take a look at the options That I've got This is using the season next Platform We've got Fed rate change Fed rate cut Fed rate hike Well we don't have No rate change out there So it's the potential For a rate change maybe You know so this basically Says that we move lower Into that day And then for the next four Days the S&P 500 Will move lower That's been the historical Pattern over a 10 year period Let me see can I I can't really do 25 years At 15 years Really the same kind of Pattern set up for a 15 year period as well So that's what we've got From a seasonal standpoint What else do we have Out here Let's go take a look At the end queue Let's switch panels out here Take a look at what's going on On our interday charts For the end queue Since they've got mostly Bullwish conditions out there Let's go see if we can identify Any resistance levels So we take a look at the end Queue on a daily time frame We know we're trading below Profile levels That suggests lower price We take a look at the Five hour time frame chart Five hour time frame chart Let's see if we completed An A to B equal CD to Downset I'll draw on the A to B point And I'm just simply Going to move this over To the C point out there Let's see if this in fact Formed it did No it didn't It really did get down there I mean the projection Was about 15, 186 Got down to about 15, 248 So you're still an A to B Equal CD to the downside What we know right now About the five hour time frame Chart is that resistance is Where those sellers are located And that's at the top of the Profile And the top of its current Profile is up at the 15, 4, 30 level You can see how that acted As resistance does support Is down at 15, 309 Let's continue looking at The end queue charts out here On a four hour time frame Chart what do we have Actually I see a potential For an A to B equal CD To the downside pattern That could be forming Different than the one we Looked at on the Five hour time frame chart The two hour chart has Enrollment to indicator top So it's got a nice bottom With price consolidating With inside profiles 15, 4, 22 is resistance That's at the top of the Profile price right now Testing support The red oscillator And change line On a two hour basis And this next candle Here is going to Complete at 12 noon If price were to close Below that red oscillator And change line 15, 355 That would suggest a Further move lower Into the support structured Area of its bullish profile At 15, 267 to 15, 306 No signal here On the 60 minute Other than price trading Below support 30 minute time frame chart No topping pattern That sticks out at me But price pulling back And testing a key area Of support So watch the 15, 348, 75 That is the last breakout Level for the end queue If price closed below That on the end queue That would suggest We're headed lower And headed lower to where Well the next area Of support right now Would be at 15, 263 But that requires a close Below 15, 348, 75 Out there So even though we've got Bullish market breadth For the NASDAQ What you and I can see Out here is that Price is running into Resistance The resistance being The top of those profile Levels for the longer time Time frames out there The two hour and the Five hour chart Out here And I would be watching Support levels But even a ten minute Chart From the roachment To the indicator top And then a TD nine count Bottom that is Out here So what do we expect? I gotta expect that The markets try to Pull back a bit As we come into The two o'clock time frame When Powell gives us His decision out here Let's try to pull up The ES mini charts We've got about 30 seconds Before we start going Into the breakout Here let's see What we can find here I'm just looking for Resistance levels To be able to share With you Does anything stick out And if we take a look At the four hour Time frame chart 4505 is the top Profile out there The two hour chart Has a roachment To indicator bottom Price is above The top of that profile So that's actually Suggesting to you and I That price wants to Make a further move Higher out here I don't have any Other topping Patterns per se But I take a look At the ES mini Nonetheless I think it's more logical That we see markets Kind of pull back Get towards break even As we come Into the two o'clock Time frame But I can't share with You is a topping Pattern ES mini Charts as we speak Right now C. Rhodes with T. F. N. 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The question that comes in from Hector is he's asking, first he's asking, was yesterday's candle a bearish and golfing candle? When he's looking forward, did that confirm a sell-the-de-point pattern? So that's an essence of the question. So the answer to your question, Hector, is no, that is not a bearish and golfing candle. In order for it to be a bearish and golfing candle, one, price must be in an uptrend. So to a certain extent, we could say that price was still in an uptrend here as of yesterday, but what the bearish and golfing candle needs to engulf or wrap around is not a red-bodied candle. And if you take a look at the prior days candle, that was a red-bodied candle, even the one before that. So it's really a bearish and golfing candle. You've got to be in an uptrend. You're going to wrap around the body of the prior candle, but it needs to be, in this case here, for a bearish and golfing candle, that prior candle needed to move to the upside. So we don't have that. What we do have is price got down and basically tested or closed just slightly below the bottom of its profile out there in the bottom of the profile being 9143. Now there's a number of different A to B equal CD patterns that are out here. So let's start drawing those in there. And as price releases more information to you, you draw the new pattern. So for example, the A point is going to remain the same here. And for that, we're going to use the June 23rd swing point low. So the first A to B equal CD, the B point would have been the high from July 3rd, a pullback for two days into July 6th. And there's your 1 to 1, 1 to 1.272, 6182 and 2.618. OK, that's one A to B equal CD. Let's draw another one. And I'll just simply draw them in one at a time out here. We'll go ahead and use that June 23rd low. We'll use the high out here from July 13th and retracement down into July 17th. There's your, again, your price projection levels. Now there's another A to B equal CD. Now I haven't checked to see if they're confirmed or not. They don't always have to be confirmed in order for them to come to fruition. This last one, though, we will go ahead and we'll check it out. This is a larger A to B equal CD. And it would look like this. So give me a moment here. We're going to use, again, that same A point, the low from July, June 23rd. The B point now is going to be the high from August 11th, the C point out here from August 23rd. Now that 1 to 1 price projection will get us up into 99.15. Now the B point that we used out here, the high of August 11th, generated volume of 23 million shares. When that was passed, it was passed with 24 million shares. So the XLE on this larger A to B equal CD, as a confirmed price projection, at the 99.15 level, if that's going to take place, obviously price needs to remain within its profile. So you're looking for a close day above 91.43, the bottom of that profile level. If it doesn't close above, it doesn't negate the A to B equal CD pattern. The answer there is no, it does not. But in order to negate this pattern, price would have to close below 31.10 out there. And if close below 31.10, there might be a different A to B equal CD that we would draw in here. Now this retracement, this B to C retracement, is less than 0.382. It's at least it's 31%. Oftentimes when you get about 0.382, or maybe slightly less than that, what happens is this turns out to be more than a 1 to 1 A to B equal CD. That's what's coming from the daily timeframe chart. Let's switch over, take a look at the white background charts out here, and see what kind of information we can provide to Hector and Patty here as we take a look at the XLE charts. Now what we can see here is that we also had a Roadsman Diminicator signal that's been triggered. And that trigger needs a bearish reversal candle. Well, we have not seen a bearish reversal candle since then to confirm that top. What we also have out here is we do have a Wave 7 signal out there. So that is a potential for a top out here. And if price does close again today below the bottom of that profile, Hector and Patty, 9143 odds would then favor that price may want to make a run to its breakout area. That's at $87.54. If we look at the weekly timeframe chart, the weekly timeframe chart last week confirmed a TD9 count top. In order to negate that pattern, price must close above $93.69. What should take place is price should pull back to test support. The first level of support in Light's Recruit for its weekly timeframe is $90 bucks, even Stephen. The top of that weekly profile. If price can get below there, then it would be the oscillator and change line that would be the target. Right now that's printed out at $88.90. So the XLE has got a definite confirmed top. The XLE on the weekly base. The XLE on a monthly basis is taking on a prior TD9 count top. Price would need to close above on a monthly basis $93.31 to negate that signal. Now, there's still resistance up above that at $94.71. But to negate that TD9 count top from back in June of last year, was it June or July? Was June of last year? Price needs to close above that high. Now, what else we want to take a look at in trying to understand the XLE? Well, what we want to really take a look at is what's going on in Light's Recruit. Why do we want to do that? Well, I'm going to change panels here. I'll show you the exact reason why. And that exact reason is going to be because of the correlation that the energy sector has with regard to Light's Recruit. The top panel of this chart is Light's Recruit. The bottom part of the center panel is the XLE. And below that is the correlation. Bars above zero have a directional correlation. So we know that we've got a topping pattern on the weekly basis. We've got prior resistance from the top on the monthly basis. The daily wave seven top that's in place out there. Does that mean that's on the XLE? Is the XLE going to head lower? Well, I would say if we can confirm that Light's Recruit is going to head lower, then I would say, yeah, we've got the signal that the energy sector is going to head lower as well. So now let's go ahead and switch panels again. Let's go back and let's take a look at Light's Recruit. So if you give me a moment, which you don't really have a choice, we'll get back. Those are going to be the XLE charts. We're going to switch these over to Light's Recruit and we'll take a look. Oh, I know we're going to do the larger panels. I'm going to change different screens out here. So let's take a look at the bigger picture. To do that, I need to change screens out here because right now you're looking at gold and silver. I don't want to do that. Not that I don't want to look at them. But this is the chart that I wanted to take a look at. So it's the upper set of panels that we're looking at out here. You've got the yearly chart over on your left. We're trading above last year's close. That's bullish. Trading above last year's high would be very bullish. The monthly chart price right now is trading above bearish structured profile resistance. And that's at 87.43. It's only the 20th. But if, in fact, we get a close above 87.43, that would be a bullish signal on a monthly time frame for Light's Recruit. In the case of Light's Recruit on a weekly time frame, what it's doing is trading above profile. It's trading above its green oscillator and change line. It is very likely targeting resistance. And resistance is that prior roadsman to indicator top against the November contract you and I are looking at. And that price point is $94.34. Hector and Patty, if we see Light's Recruit close above $94.34, I could guarantee you, as much as I can guarantee anything, that the XLE will also follow suit and will be trading higher. If we take a look at the daily time frame, what we don't have out here with regard to the daily time frame is any kind of a top. Yes, yesterday was a bearish shooting star cable. It just sets up a resistance point. But there is no confirmed A to B equal CD the upside. It just hasn't occurred yet. So I don't have a topping pattern. Yes, there's resistance at yesterday's high because that was a bearish shooting star. That's at 92.43. What we can see so far, the pullback today, has been nothing more than a test and rejection, at least it was 11.25 of its green oscillator and change line. That means that conditions here are bullish, period. Plain and simple. However, there is a new profile. Why aren't the profiles showing up here? Well, let's change that. Let's add those out here. This should show the new profile as well. Let me get down there and add that indicator. Sorry about that. It has boxes. And let's change that to each price change out here. And there you go. So we have what Light's Recruit did today. It tested both the bottom of this new bullish structure profile. That's at the 89.28 level straight and above its green oscillator and change line. The daily conditions out here still remain bullish. So what's Light's Recruit? It's bullish for the daily. It's bullish for the weekly. It's bullish for the monthly. And it's pretty much bullish for the yearly time frame. Watch Light's Recruit as well if you're trading the XLE. We'll be right back. Old report. As a precious metal, gold is still king. It continues to hold the most effective safe haven and hedging properties across the global major trading hubs of the London OTC market, the US futures market, and the Shanghai Gold Exchange. The Gold Report. 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That's the top of its daily profile. That's at 23.74. You'll want to watch that at day's end. If price closes above that, that's going to seem to be a good thing. Price closes above that. That's going to suggest that silver wants to continue to move higher. Its next higher level, coming from the daily timeframe, Dizzle, would get us up to the 25-22 area. That's a TD9 count breakdown level. So at day's end, watch at 23.74. Now as I look at the intraday charts out here, do we have to be worried about, as you get to a resistance level on the daily timeframe, 23.74, if there's going to be a top there, we should see some topping signals on the intraday charts. Turns out that on the 60-minute timeframe chart, it completed a TD9 count top. The price right now on an hourly basis is trading above that high. Doesn't matter to 1131. What's it trading at at 12 o'clock? And if price closes above 23.78, 23.785 to be exact, then that will have negated that signal, and that will suggest a further upside move. It's a 16-minute timeframe Dizzle that is the only one on an intraday basis of the time frames that I'm looking at that shows any kind of a topping signal. So I pay attention to the daily profile level. I would be paying attention to 60-minute timeframe chart for silver out there.  If not, just write back to me and we'll get you what you were looking for. So that says, let's go take, well, look perfect. I wasn't sure where I was going to go, whether I was going to go to Bogart Dogs Google or Johnny D's GDX, but instead we're going to go to the default, which is taking a look at what's going on inside the US dollar index via a review of the euro, the yen, and the pound out here. Looking for any kind of clues from the market before Powell gives his speech today. So as we take a look at the euro, this is with regard to the US dollar index that we're looking at out here. With regard to these are the three components that make up about 80-some percent of the US dollar index. What the euro has done, the euro completed, we talked about this yesterday, the euro completed by the D point pattern. It did that when it generated this three river morning star candle formation. That was candle formation between September 14th and September 18th out there. Price right now is above its oscillator and change line. It is red. It has struggled to get above that level. A close above 1.068 today, would suggest a further move higher or otherwise a weakening of the US dollar index. Remember, the US dollar index has got that new profile that formed and it has support down at 104.35. So that's an area you'd want to be watching on the US dollar index as well. I would say the price target, if in fact the euro today is able to close into its most recent swing point, that would mean a close above 1.0705. Price ought to go target 1.0769. And price can get above that. The next area of resistance would become from the high of August 30th and that would be out at 1.0945. On a yen standpoint, there's a roadshed indicator signal that is present. Right now at 1.1133, it's a bearish shooting star candle. I have no idea if that's the candle that it will look like at day's end. If it were to be a bearish reversal candle, that would confirm a roadshed indicator top. That would suggest price would be lower. That would really suggest that the yen would get stronger, the dollar would get weaker. If we look at the Great British Pound, the Great British Pound yesterday, albeit small, because the prior day's body was a small body candle, yesterday's candle wrapped around the prior day's body candle. This would be a bearish, a bullish engulfing. When Hector and I and you were take a look at the XLE, we were looking for a bearish engulfing. This was a bullish engulfing. Candle, let me just simply spread out the charts or we're all looking at the exact same thing out here. Let me expand it this way. You can see the bullish reversal candle. Now, we've got a bottom. We've got a buy the D point bottom inside the Great British Pound. But as you can see in looking at this chart, if the pound is gonna have anything more than a counter-trend move, we need to see a close above 1.242 or thereabouts. That number's gonna change as price moves higher and lower out there. But a close above that red oscillator and change on it would say the pound once gets stronger, the dollar once gets weaker. If we were gonna make the prognostication as of 1134, we'd say prepare for the US dollar to get weaker. However, we'd also say watch that 104.35 level, the bottom of that new profile that in fact has formed out here. Why would we say watch that? Because if price closed below that, let me switch to panels now. Give me a moment. We looked at this yesterday, but I wanna re-look at it with you again today. If price closed below the bottom of that daily profile, and you can see coming off of the lows from back here in July, we have seen no closes below the bottom of a daily profile. We had a couple of tests of it back in the August timeframe, but no closes below. So if we did see a close below 104.35, what that would be signaling to you and I is that we have a change in trend. And then we'd have to go take a look at other possible areas for where price might head to. But right now, let's just keep it pretty simple with regard to today's activity. And what you're really gonna be doing is you're gonna be paying attention to that with regard to the day's activity as it applies to the impact that we'll have on the equity markets, on gold and silver, and the GDX. Hey, that was a nice segue, wasn't it? Because we had a request from Johnny D to take a look at the GDX. So that was a nice segue. Let's get over to those GDX charts out here. Let's turn over to the white background charts. We'll pull those up. And Johnny is long. So with regard to the GDX, what we have right now, the GDX is taking on a prior swing point. And if you can close above that prior swing point, that's a swing point from right here on August the 30th. If you can close above that, it'll set up an A to B equal CD pattern. So it being the high of that candle session, the high of that candle session is $30, even Stephen. We're trading right now at $29.97 on my charts that are up to the second out there. Here, this white background chart says $30.04. Doesn't matter where it's trading right now. Where's it trading at 4 o'clock? If it closes above 30 bucks, you then will have triggered an A to B equal CD. Does it have volume behind it? Well, the volume on that trading session, August 30th, was 14.5 million shares. Today, you've done six million shares in two hours of trading. Does it have the volume? It absolutely does have the volume today. So Johnny D, what you're looking for is you're looking for price to take out that swing point high with volume. Now that's the good news. Sometimes good news also has bad news. And the bad news is, right now you've got bar number eight of a TD9 count. 90% of the time when the GDX or any instrument forms a confirmed top or bottom that is on candle number eight, it goes on to successfully complete that pattern. 10% of the time it doesn't. So this could be a 10%er, but right now the beauty of what you're looking at is, hey, you want to take out that swing point. The bummer is, well, you can get a TD9 count top that forms between today and it's Wednesday and Friday out there. Let's look at the weekly timeframe chart. The weekly timeframe chart shows that price is trading above its oscillator and change on it. It's also trading with inside its bullish structured profile. If on Friday, price can close above 29, 78 or thereabouts, that's again that oscillator and change on it, it'll change as price moves up and down. But let's use 29.80 as a guideline out there that would then suggest to move up to 30 to 36. That's what that would suggest that could be over time because of the potential for a TD9 count top inside of the GDX. But one of the things that we know for certain, or relatively certain, much like the XLE and the lights we crude are directly correlated, so to with regard to gold and the GDX out there. So we really gotta pay attention to what Goldilocks is doing, not just pay attention to the GDX patterns. But overall things look very good today on September 20th and maybe you get a further rally for the next couple of days. Maybe it just completes that A to B equals CD and then you get some kind of a pullback. So Johnny D, I hope that that helped out with regard to the GDX. 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This program is brought to you by Vista Gold. Traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. Folks, let's go to our next question out here. Next question coming in from Bogart Dog inside the Tigers. They want to take a look at Google-y one. And if we take a look at Google right now, what we've got is you've got a Rojment Dominicator top that will be confirmed today as long as we get this bearish and golfing candle. And that's what we have present at the moment. Price is traded within side. It's a profile. Now, we can see in the case of Google, Bogart, that price trade above the top of its bearish structure daily profile for more than two consecutive sessions in it for four. That says if this is just a counter trend moved to the downside price will find support right around 136.47 or 136.28 or thereabouts right now. So watch that 136.47 level. Because even if we get the top, the confirmed top today and we've got a wave number seven top I see letter G out there. But even if we get the confirmed Rojment Dominicator top, if price doesn't close below 136.47, I'm not talking 136.45 or something like that. If it closes below one, if it doesn't close below that, it could just still be just a counter trend moved to the downside. Now, that's especially true when we look at the weekly chart because on the weekly chart, you can see A to B equals CD patterns. There are at least two or three different A to B equals CD patterns that we could draw in there. What we don't have is we don't have a confirmation of a top. What do we need there? We need that bearish reversal candle. Not that we can't get it at week's end, but we don't have that certainly at Wednesday at 11.43. And we don't have any other kind of topping signal and prices trading above resistance both at the top of its profile and a screen oscillator and change line.  And if we look at the monthly chart, the monthly chart which has a beautiful TD9 account bottom, prices trading above profile, prices trading above its green oscillator and change line, it too is bullish. So longer term, the signal we're getting from Google is it does want to make a move up to the 152.10 level. The daily timeframe is saying we might have a timeout. Now, that timeout, even if we do get a close below 136.47, could just be a move back to the bottom of that profile. That's at 134.36. If price were to close below that, that would then be telling us that the retracement is going to be deeper and the price target would be where it broke out from, where price broke out from. And that was at 12804. So those are the steps that I would take a look at. We could take a quick peek here at the 30 minute timeframe chart on a 30 minute basis. What do we see? What we see out here is a rogment to indicator top. We see an A to B equal CD to the downside and price trading below one breakout level. The A to B on a 30 minute chart out here looks like this. Here's A to B. Let's go ahead and just simply move that over to the C point. The C point's going to be the highest level after we form that B point out there. The highest high that takes place, that's where you would simply attach this to. That would become this candle session. It looks like it's that candle session right there. And now you can see on the 30 minute basis, we've achieved the one to one. Now, the C to D leg out here, which we're in, is on the very left hand side of that angle. We use the exact same angle that formed A to B as we do for C to D. This says that it should be more than a one to one A to B equal CD. But you want to be on the lookout for a bullish reversal candle. If you get that, well then, what you're going to see out here is at least a counter trend or a rally attempt. And that rally attempt would get us up towards the 137-ish area out there. But right now, we don't have a confirmation of a rally attempt. In order to get that, you need to see a 30 minute bullish reversal candle. So, Mogar, I hope that provided you with the information you were looking for on the Google-y one. And thanks so much for the request. Dan O writes, and he says, Dan, see, thoughts on the intraday Carvana, 10 or 15 minute or 30 or 60 minute, please. Okay, so to do that, Dan O, what I need to do, and this is going to take just a little bit of time, but we're going to do it. First, I've got to find it. So it's going to be radio show charge multi-time frame. Okay, here we go. So now these have got to populate, unfortunately, before I can go ahead and put in the new symbol of Carvana. But this will give us our 15, our 30, and our 65 minute timeframe charts out there. I might even have a 10 minute somewhere and I don't see one. So right now it's going to populate the Microsoft charts, but we're getting Carvana CVNA right now. Geez, CVNA, okay, let's do that. Let's see if that works. Let's get over here. Let's get rid of that. Come on, get rid of that. Okay, now it should load up here. So at a moment, we will have the Carvana charts. I don't have any other requests that I see either by email or inside the Tigris den. But if that's the case, then we'll talk sake because there were a couple of questions that came in. So I wanted to be able to direct people. Two of that I was going to use that for the last segment. We've got about three minutes left. So here we take a 15 minute chart here, Dan, for Carvana. Let's get that first timeframe that you're looking for. What do we see? I see price trading below profile and a red oscillator and change line. As long as those condition remain, price should go target the low from 1130 yesterday morning, that's at 46 to one. The volume there was 829,000 shares as you were coming down into it. It was with, this is on the last 30 minute bar, it was with 285,000 shares. So it's come down with lighter volume, but watch that oscillator and change line. As long as price remains below it, a further move lower would be likely. You get back above it, now that changes the picture. 30 minute chart out here. We are also below profile and potentially, oh well, we closed below profile on that last 30 minute bar, the profile level that you're watching here on a 30 minute timeframe is going to be 4672. Price closed below that. Odd's favorite, we go test the lows from yesterday. What happens if we get below that on a 30 minute basis? Well then the next price target area would be 4445. That's the 30 minute timeframe chart. Let's take a look at a 65 minute chart out here. The 65 minute chart shows price consolidating with inside its profile right now. It says on the 65 minute, which would be 1140, that would be the next candle. If there's a close below 4672, that too suggests some lower price. Now you also asked about a 10 minute timeframe chart. So let's do this here. I don't need a 30 minute on this chart. I don't know why I've got that. So let's change this to 10 for you. So the tools that I use, folks, they work for every timeframe, whether we choose a minute or not. The only thing I've got to do here because the oscillator and chain, let me just do this here. Let me just change it to load up the template so that it matches everything. So on a 10 minute basis, there we go. And now we'll have an accurate chart. So on a 10 minute basis, what you don't like is this had formed a TD9 count top. And that TD9 count top is now taking price below its breakout level of sport of 4705. That's really should have held. So this too is suggesting that it may make and move down into that low from yesterday at about 1130. Daniel, does that provide you with the information that you were looking for? For Carvana for its intraday time periods? I hope it does, but if not, let me know. And good, you like it because you are short. So there you go. And you know what to be able to look at. All right, so that takes care of all those questions that have come in here.  People, not a bunch, there were about three or four. People wrote in and said, hey, I'd like to try Saki. The problem is when they go to restaurants, and I get this, the common theme was when I go to restaurants, they don't have any, they don't have any knowledge about Saki. And when they look at some of the prices, they're like, why would I spend that much money when I might not like it? And that's really a good valid point. That's one of the reasons why Saki is not as popular as really it should be out there. It is a wonderful beverage. It's a wonderful adult beverage. Here's what I would suggest that you do. The first thing I would go to, you should at least try this Saki. And these are beautiful Saki's and they're very reasonably priced. I would go to high time wine sellers. They're out in Costa Mesa, California. They shipped to most states will allow you to have product shipped in. Florida absolutely allows you to ship in. And go and put up to Cy, just put up to Cy, D-A-S-S-A-I, great brewer of Saki. And really what you're looking at, depends on your price point. Here's what I would suggest. I would suggest if your price point is such that do you want the best Saki for $64.98 or to DeSci 23. If your budget is a little bit lower, go down to either DeSci 39 and DeSci 39 out here. Right here, you can see the price, $34.98. If that's still a little bit pricey, go down to the DeSci 45, $25.98. All those are Junmai Digenjos. I'll tell you what that means when we get back from the break, but what that really means is pure. That's what you want with the treat Saki. You're welcome. 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There's a third thing that can be added and that would be alcohol-type fillers. If you stay with Junmai, so when you're looking at a menu, you stay with any Socky that says Junmai, you will not have those fillers in there. Whether it's Junmai Ginjo, Junmai Dai Ginjo, just Junmai, doesn't matter. So that's one thing you'd really like to be looking for. Now here, on the society 23, it's 65 bucks from high-times wine sellers out there. When you go into a restaurant and you see it on the menu, it's gonna be 250. Now the wonderful thing about 225, 250, there's a place I go to, they charge 300 bucks for it. I bring my Socky to those places in the state of Florida. The laws allow you to bring your own. The restaurant can refuse that, but most of the restaurants here, 99% of them, let you bring it in, they charge you a corkage fee. Usually 25, 30 bucks would have you. Well, I had 30 bucks at $65, you're at $95, drinking a beautiful Socky out there, not having to pay that price that's on those menus. Now, who wrote in? Jimmy D said, hey, he's got a desire for the unfiltered Socky. So if you like unfiltered Socky, why don't you try this Desai 39 out here. This is a, oh wait, where's the, oh here it is. This is Desai 45. This is a Negori, this is an unfiltered Socky. Now, unfiltered Socky says there is still rice residue. That's why it's white in that, in that bottle. It's because there's still some rice residue in there. Try the more pure stuff as well out here. But this is the easy way to taste Socky. You gotta drink with, you gotta drink this while you're eating fish though. That's the best way. Folks, stay tuned for great programming. I'll see you on Terrific Thursday. Enjoy your Wednesday.


The Director-General of the IAEA has been at the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week, advancing the agency's mission to use atoms for peace and development. An intense three-day-long visit to the General Assembly of the United Nations came to an end for me and for the IAEA with an agenda that is as diverse and rich as the work of the agency. We have been having key crucial meetings with regards to the safety and the security of the Saporizhia nuclear power plant. We have been discussing the situation around the nuclear program Islamic Republic of Iran but also and importantly we have been signing agreements and taking concrete steps to enlarge the work of the IAEA in nuclear medicine, in food, security and in many other important matters that have to do with the sustainable development goals. The Director-General met with multiple international leaders to discuss ways to continue to improve international coordination in the nuclear field. Rafael Mariano Grossi answered many questions from media covering the UNGA, particularly related to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Every day is a challenge for us, I think so far, and we have seen a certain improvement but the situation continues to be extremely fragile in Saporizhia as you know. Safeguard's issues with Iran were also high on the press agenda. You know the way to dispel any doubts is to allow the IAEA to inspect. If they allow us to work then there will be confidence otherwise it will be very complicated. The work of the agency continues now it was the time to do it and to bring the message to New York and the IAEA does not stop for a single minute.


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Hey! Do you like mermaids? I do! They have fins! And occasionally grow legs and marry bland Disney princes! Today, Brittany goes under the sea and spotlights the mermaid tail mod in Minecraft! Rage your hand if you ever wanted to be a mermaid! Every dang day of my life! Am I right? Every darn day of my life! Every darn day of my life! Nugget a dang it! Well, I have solved that desire for you. At least in Minecraft, that is. I bring you the Minecraft Mermaid Tail Mod! Ahhhh! It's so gosh dang adorable!  The only catch is that you can't take the tail off, but if you're going for a themed adventure, then you don't really have to worry about that, do you? I'm not entirely sure how it does it, but it uses the colors from your skin to turn your tail into the colors to match your skin. And you don't even have to customize it yourself or anything, it just knows how to do it. Except for my skin, because my tail is brown. The tail does conflict a little bit with armor wearing. The helm and chestplate show up, but the pants and boots do not. Obviously, because a mermaid can't swim if it's weighed down by all of its armor on its tail, can't wiggle in metal. You do get the full strength of the armor's protection, however. One of the craziest parts about this mod, and crazy in a good way because it looks like a cutscene rather than an actual gameplay, is the way you swim when you jump into the water or in the sky.  And when you hop back on to dry land, your arms come down and you're standing again. As much as one can stand with a mermaid tail. In survival, this isn't so much a problem, but I did find out that when you're in creative mode, you swim when you're in the sky. Having a mermaid tail doesn't take away any of your regular functionality. You do everything just the same as you would if you had legs, but you're just on mainland with a tail. If you do try out the mermaid mod, take a picture and send it to me on Twitter at bbpause. This way I can see your pretty tail. Unless it's brown like mine and it's not pretty, then we can just cry together. I don't have the mod spotlight on my channel yet, but you can check back on my channel Ritz Games if you're interested in seeing it. Currently my friend Larixia does have it linked on her channel, so you can go check it out. Everything she does is so cute, so I will make sure to link her in the description below. If you're interested in seeing any other Minecraft stuff that I do on my channel, you can also help on over there and check that out as well. Link in the description. Thank you guys for watching! I will see you next time. Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming. Hi guys, welcome back to Diversity 2. Here I have Mr. Scott. Say hi. Ow! We are killing this wall. We're doing so good. All we have left is parkour, so... Impulse is produced by the Freedom Network. Ever wanted to earn revenue from your videos? Freedom offers a great partnership program which includes access to hundreds of thousands of audio tracks, sponsorships with great partners, and most importantly a no lock-in contract. You can leave at any time for any reason. We accept everyone, both big and small. For more information, click here or visit the link in the video description.


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