Hynny'n rhoi gwybod, o dyfu'r gwybod! Fydd ddim osb ynghylch. I曲wydd yn agon nhw, mae'r gwybod nifer o gweithio sydd yn y 12 o'r gweithio yng nghyrch. Fyndd gwybod! Fyrdd yna! Beth fod yn regu, byddwn ni'n edrych yndog neu yng Nghyrch morhau. Rwy'n meddwl hynny'n edrych Mae'n tu'n gweithio'r gweithreibeth yma, mae'n gweithio'r gweithreibeth políticau gwasanaeth, dwy o'r gweithreibeth morherau, ac ymddwch yn ymddangos llynllun o'r gweithreibethau. Mae'n gweithreibeth oherwydd mae'n gweithreibeth eich ddif creatively. Ond, oedd ydych chi'n brytyn yw ym Y Brytynion, mae'r Brytynion yw'r dynion yw. I just want to big up the NHS staff at A&E in Brighton this morning because they said when they heard that I was speaking here today they said we're going to put you back together again so that you can go and do your presentation so thank you very much and thank you for the invitation for today as well. So as Jenny said I'm going to be sharing my story today about the NHS and the work that I do and I've been in the NHS for 35 years, this is my 35th year, I know I started when I was 6 and this is me when I was 21 years old. Now I don't look that radical do I? But that's me full of hope, full of expectation as any 21 year olds. Does anybody have a 21 year old in the audience? I've got two who are beyond 21 and one who thinks she's 21 but she's only 15. But you know what it's like when you're 21, you have plans to change the world and you really think that you can change the world and I'm just going to kind of move away and hope that people can still hear me can they? Yeah great, okay so you think that you can change the world and this was my plan, just like anybody else you know.  When I was telling my eldest about the work that I do in hierarchy and that she says mom you run this family like a business so please. I like to think that I don't like hierarchy but you know this is what the universe really has in store for you and this is what the NHS has in store for you as well. You can see all those kind of pits and troughs and you know stormy days and really difficult challenges and you know for anybody who works in the NHS or who works in a large corporate organisation and I'll tell you a little bit about the numbers for NHS. This is how it can feel you know NHS blue is you know somebody said the world is changing blue well in the NHS everything is blue and when you start in the NHS you come with kind of all your ideas and being innovative and all of a sudden there's you know and it can happen in a really really short space of time. You feel that you become part of the kind of the system and you kind of become part of the sea of blue. Is there anybody here from the NHS?  And some frontline staff this is what they describe to me that one I was talking to recently said you know it was only six months when I came I saw there was different ways I could do things and I'd challenge everything and she says before I knew it six months in I felt like I was part of the system. Fantastic. I'm free. My 22 minutes has only just started. Okay I'm not sure whether you are hearing me or are you? No. Okay so keep going. So as I've said I'm part of the NHS. We are the fifth largest employer in the world. When I used to do this presentation 10 years ago we were actually the third largest organisation in the world. But Mac Donalds and Walmart have taken over. Now there is a correlation I think between healthcare and those two organisations who have taken over but we'll see no more about that at the moment. So we have 1.7 million people who are employed in the NHS. Every 36 hours we see 1 million people myself included in the last 24 hours and we do some fantastic work. But we are also extremely you know where the fifth largest organisation so you can imagine we are the fifth largest kind of bureaucratic and hierarchical organisation and our predominant leadership style and this is not you know I think it's well acknowledged that it's very top down in the NHS. And as I said I've been part of the NHS for 35 years and if you do the Mac that means that every 3 years we do this kind of reorganisation. I've probably been through 10 major reorganisations. And so as I said it's really difficult to create change within the NHS and many of you will be familiar with this picture which other nation in the world celebrates its health service in the Olympic Games. Absolutely fantastic. And we had, I belong to a small team called the horizons team, we're working at the edge of current thinking and practice and we have the audacity to think that we could mobilise the 1.7 million people within the NHS and do something better together which was called NHS Change Day. Can I just see how many people know of or have heard of NHS Change Day? Yeah quite a few people and when I went down to A&E this morning even though my pain score was 8 I said have you heard about Change Day and they said yeah I said oh well I'm going to go and talk about it. You know we had the audacity to think that we could mobilise this vast group or vast amount of people across the NHS do something better together was our motto and it was possibly the largest sort of improvement initiative that's ever been undertaken in the NHS. So when we talk about social change we're talking about engaging the human spirit, when we talk about social change we've got to talk about movement and when we talk about movement we're talking about grassroots people, we're talking about being able to make a difference, we're talking about harnessing the imagination and the people who have come to the NHS because they want to make a difference, they get up every morning and they want to make a difference, they want to make a change. And when we talk about movement we also talk about power and when we talk about power it's not the type of power that's about technology or about money or about those hard things but it's the type of power that we talk about when we talk about relationships and community and being able to make a difference, being able to hold each other to account and when we talk about power we've also got to talk about hope because that's why we're here, that's why I joined the NHS, that's why I do what I do, that's why I get up every morning and I feel excited about coming to work. And sometimes for some people we've got to hold their hope and hold their hope until we're ready to give it back to them. So this is what change day was all about, change that was in our hands. And so in the summer of 2013 a group of young clinicians and management trainees and people who did not have an awful lot of power in the system came together with us as improvement leaders and said we want to put on this thing called NHS Change Day. One day of the year where people pledge to make a difference wherever they are, you don't have to be in health care, you can be anywhere. So these are some of the things that we did, we had a shared purpose, we set a goal of 65,000 pledges. Now we only had one strategy meeting as our first speaker said we had one meeting and we set our goal. Now I am positive we came out of that meeting and it was six and a half thousand pledges but actually somewhere along the line. It was 65, I think we were mad to think that we could do 65,000 pledges but actually that year it was the 65th birthday of the NHS so it meant something to people. So our theory of change was all about mobilising and organising, it was all about social movement thinking, we learnt a lot from Marshall Gantz, I don't know if people know Marshall Gantz but he was the Barack Obama's first year campaign leader. The first meeting that I had with this, that's another two minutes on my time please, and he said you know what shall we do, shall we choose something that is a big national target or shall we just let people do whatever they want to do and I said absolutely we've just got to let people choose whatever pledge they wanted. We used lots of social media, we took risks, we broke lots of rules, we had no budget, we had no mandate, it wasn't in our business plan but we said hey ho let's we're going to go with this. My managing director said this is cheerleading, a lot of people didn't believe in it but actually when you're doing something like this you have to believe in it and I believed in it. In fact actually I wasn't supposed to be the person who was leading at that time but I went and tapped on somebody's shoulder and said do you know what I want to do this. We had to have courage and belief, belief that actually we could make a difference and most of all we kept it simple and these two people on the side really kind of represented what this was really about. It wasn't about have to, it was about want to and that comes from the John Cotter kind of network versus hierarchy and we had to activate the volunteers and the radicals. This was about leaders everywhere so the people who are in this picture here, they're not people who have power or have any formal power. They're students, they're second year students, they are young nurses, they're frontline staff, they're cleaners, they're management trainees but these are the people that we worked with. And during that time of change day in 2013 for those of you who were in the NHS you will remember what a terrible time that was for us especially in the press. It was the year of midstaff's report so midstaffiture was a hospital in midstaffiture where thousands of patients had their care was compromised, it was an awful sort of shameful sort of period when some patients died unnecessarily as well. And I'd been asked to go and work after the health care commission report to go and work with midstaffiture to help them with their with their improvements and they had 107 key priorities, 107 key priorities. And one of the things I could tell you a lot about my experience there after a year but one of the things that I recall was that the staff did not feel that they had the permission to make the smallest change. That was one of my big takeaways and how I term this is that staff are checked out. I've been one of those staff where you've checked out and that means that productivity goes down. That means that you're not giving your full motivation or commitment to what you're doing and it says two things, this whole kind of thing about permission. Can I really make the change? Do I believe that actually I can make the change? And then on the other side it is will the hierarchy allow me to make the change? And so there is this kind of permission thing that's going on and I commissioned this cartoon after the first change day because as leaders this is what we've got to do. We need to enable and give people the permission to make the changes and so it's about shifting the positional power to a more relational power and being able to give away some of that power and that's really hard for us to do. And it wasn't just about a grassroots movement it was also getting the support from a top-down approach and these are just some of our very senior leaders. But what happened was the floodgates of change opened and we had people all over the country making pledges. And for the first change day that 65,000 pledges turned into 181,000 pledges and at the end of that week we had 189,000 pledges. It was phenomenal, we just could not believe the impact that it was having. And change day 2014 we set very foolishly set ourselves 65,000 was nothing, let's set ourselves half a million pledges. We were just crazy but we got 800,000 pledges, pledges of action of people where some people just wanted to smile. We then also set up the school for health and care radicals which was really to just help frontline staff and anybody to cope with resilience and change. And over 6,500 people have taken part in that, over 40 countries have joined in. 2015 was our biggest change day ever. My pledge was not to let hierarchy get in the way of patient care, you might expect that but remembering my daughter in mind. So what I did was I worked with the senior leaders just to ensure that actually I was saying that I was seeking their support but actually with the explicit understanding that it was a grassroots movement. And these are just some of the pledges that people made that ones that kind of really touched me. So these are two nurses in Nottingham who put on a fun day for children. There was a little boy who had a stoma. He didn't know anybody else who had a stoma so he used to go around the playground looking for other children who had a stoma and he couldn't find anybody. So they put on a fun day for him and invited all the children who had stomas. You can imagine what kind of day he had that day, it was fantastic. And then they set up a support group for the families. It didn't cost them anything. Another pledge was Ashley Brooks, he set up a guardian service and their staff survey showed a 30% improvement in the question would you feel confident if your hospital would address concerns. I'm going to rush through these now. A second year student nurse who set up a mock ward and changed her university curriculum. Damian who was one of the first doctors who tasted some children's medicine and a member of the public actually whose brother had got knocked over and she just came in and sang to the staff. But it wasn't only happening in the UK, people were watching all over the world and we received a couple of awards and the picture in the right hand side is actually in the White House. I got the opportunity to go to the White House and they'd heard about Change Day and they wanted to get involved as well. So this is what happened across the world. NHS is undergoing a huge period of transformation. At the moment in the NHS we have a generation of people who have seen how the NHS has worked well but also seen how it's not worked always for patient benefit. So this is an opportunity for people to really get together and think about the changes they want to make and quite often they're not allowed to make. We're the people that had the initial Twitter conversation and then phone call that led to the establishment of NHS Change Day and it's kind of led to this. Change Day is about grassroots movement that's engaging people to make change happen at a local level. Choosing their intrinsic motivation to change in terms of choosing a pledge or something that they want to create to make change happen and putting that into action. I pledge to my poor, my patients, to feel welcome. My pledge is to start every meeting of the patient's story. My pledge is to improve my patient's journey from the ward to the operating department. My pledge is to read the story to one of the children. I pledge to deliver the best care possible and to make the patient at the centre of all my activities. We've got on a fantastic journey in an amazingly short period of time. If you're connecting our workforce back to their own values and the reasons why they came into healthcare, 98% of the activity is voluntary. People are doing it like you say because they want to not because they have to. People with inspiring and energetic movement encourages each of us to believe that we can make a difference in helping. Improve every day. Change Day, Sweden. Change Day has inspired us to work together. Connect healthcare professionals. Try Change Day in Saskatchewan. Share the responsibility of patient safety. I can make a difference. We certainly completely support the NHS Change Day initiative. What's the day call again? The radicals and the heretics because without them the storyline never changes. And you can from the top support but actually you can't control and lead a movement. And there's a massive untapped reservoir of energy and talent out there and the potential is outstanding. And the biggest challenge that we had was actually letting go. Letting go is the fear of letting go. So power divided is power shared. And when you do let go, you let come what is wanting to be born. Thank you.


It is recording Professor David Rothery We meet again. We do indeed. What are you excited about right now? Well, remember what's exercising me is the prospect exercising you Apart from my boss I'm exercised by the prospects of life underneath the surfaces of various icy moons in the solar system How many icy moons do we have? Oh, 60 or so decent sized ones, but not very many that might have life They're extremely cold at the surface of what it wouldn't be made of ice But some of them underneath we think it's warm enough for the ice to be melted. So it's water So you've got a water environment by definition above zero centigrade. That's warm enough for life You just need a way to provide nutrients so creatures can find sustenance now on earth The life that we're familiar with relies on sunlight, but there are places in deep oceans Where there's no sunlight, but there's a whole ecosystem based on chemical rich water That's been mixed in with the rock below the ocean floor and it seeps out through hot vents rich in chemicals and There are organisms which make a living out of getting involved in the chemical processes So that's chemo synthetic life rather than photosynthetic life light that builds itself up based on chemistry And this can happen where you've got below the surface of an icy moon You've got a layer of water and then some rock to provide some chemicals and that's where things could live Occasionally see this being discussed both online and on the news and a lot of it to me seems like kind of speculation but with a lot of Maths and science obviously to back it up. How do we know without actually sending probes to some of these places? Oh, we don't know whether there is life there without sending probes But we know that the conditions that would suit life are probably there Because we can tell that the ice isn't solid all the way down. There are reasons to expect that it's molten There are ways of providing heat to the inside which is why not all icy moons have got oceans underneath But many of them have if there's a heat source So we've got the right conditions for life You've been have to ask yourselves well if we have the right conditions, how could life get in there in the first place? Well, I've reached a ride on a meteorite from the earth to one of these unlikely or it started there On its own accord or else it doesn't exist But could life start there? Well, yes because we think life on earth is most likely to have started at hot vents Hydrofiber vents on the ocean floors. If that's how life started on the earth It could start anywhere else where similar conditions exist. So we've got to go and find out. I want to know Do you think in your lifetime you will be in the know? There are going to be missions to Europa and hopefully even better ones to Enceladus Nice moon of Saturn is jetting stuff out to space What we've got to do is fly through that jet of water that's come from below the icy crust with the right analytical instruments And you can see if any biological processes has been going on. We could be there in 20 years finding that out 20 years. Yeah, it'll be robots. It'll be robots. We won't send people for a while But one day Thank you for sharing your excitement. You're welcome Oh, I should do that


Well, hello, friends, and welcome back to my channel. Today, we are gonna be doing a move-in on my new Aaron Kondren life planner for 2019. Yes, I know. It's probably way too early to do this, but I'm very excited and I'm motivated today, so why don't we just do it? If you guys wanna take a peek at the inside of my planner, this is the video to do it, but if you guys wanted to see the walkthrough before I did anything to it, I will put it up in a card up above for you guys. I went with the Aaron Kondren monthly deluxe planner in the Luxe Cover, which means that it is a hard cover that does not come out. However, you can put an interchangeable cover over it as well. I decided to go with the gold coil because there was gold foil on the cover selection that I got, and I also got a colorful planner in the January through December version. Here are a couple of things that I've already done, so let's kinda move some of this stuff over here. I did get these paper tapes from Aaron Kondren. They come in a set of two. The link is down below if you guys wanna check it out, but I did kinda put a bunch of the tape over here. I really, really love this pattern for this year. The only thing I wish I could have customized was I wish that this cover would have come in the white background as well as the navy background. I mean, I do like the navy, but I would prefer it in the white, but that's just me. But I like this woven wonder pattern so, so much. I haven't put my name on it yet, because whatever. But I wanted to show you guys some things.  I know that there's lots of other sticker shops out there that do these transparent dots, but the ones from Coffee Break Planner are very, very budget friendly, and I do have a coupon code down below for you guys if you're interested. But I know a lot of people use these for tracking certain things, and this is really what I wanna use for this. I don't, I mean, I'm kinda boring you guys. So like, I don't have kids. I don't have a spouse. I have a dog and myself. So I don't have like a ton of things to track. But what I wanna get more diligent at tracking, and this is maybe TMI, but I need to get more diligent at tracking my menstrual cycles. And I'm gonna do this with this little dot right here. And I'm gonna make a little like key up at the top as to like what things mean. So red is gonna be menstrual cycles. And fun fact, I know when my last menstrual cycle started. So we're gonna just put that in because this runs from July through December, even though this planner isn't from, it's only from January to December.  And you're like, I don't know. That's what my issue is. I know for July when the start date was. So that was actually right here on Friday the 27th. And a pro tip, use a tweezers if you want to put these down correctly. Cause I can't put them down with my fingers at all. I use this, it's amazing. Catherine has these, Catherine's at Coffee Break Planner. She has these in a bunch of different colors. Like you can use the greens to like highlight your paydays or there's ones that are like a rainbow of colors. And then if she doesn't have these up on her shop, sometimes she only has this one. You can ask her when she's restocking some of these in like the full color if you wanna do like a specific color for something. So this is a sheet that I'm gonna keep in my planner this year because I wanna make sure that I'm tracking this darn thing. So, yeah, but let me put this aside really quick as well as my little tweezer friend. And I'm gonna write down, you know, what that means. I just wrote cycle cause I know what it means. But it's easier. Okay, so really I'm not gonna be tracking anything else on this page. As of right now, if something else comes up where I'm like, oh, that'd be really pertinent to track, I'll do it, but right now we're just gonna leave it like it is. And it's not the end of August yet. So I don't have anything else to put in there at this point. But I know a lot of people choose to put like kids' schools or vacations or things like that. I don't have any like vacation coming up in 2019 that I know about yet. I have some things that are kind of pending out there but nothing firm yet. So maybe when that happens, I'll put that into. As we look ahead, this page, I'm not sure what to do with. I might do something at some point. And if I do, I'll update you. But in January, I've a few different things going on so far. I put a few items in here already. And I used, if you guys are interested in these sticky notes, I use these, I think it's called the floral ink pattern, snap-in sticky notes from Erin Condren. And I just have some birthdays in here. So I have my birthday, Doyle, my brother, and then I have a Colligan appointment on the ninth as well, which is also my birthday. So what I'm thinking about doing is not putting in birthdays on the actual days but putting them on the sidebar here because sometimes it gets a little mucked up. So I'm going to be using some of these Chrissy Ann Designs stickers. And these are KAD00439, which are the lighter version. And then the more bold version is the KAD00438. If you guys are interested, I will also leave Chrissy Ann Designs down below for you guys. And unfortunately, I do not have a coupon code for her, but she has amazing stuff. So I think for this month, I am going to, let's see, what do I want to choose? I kind of want to do this bolder color and then I'm going to do this kind of bold teal for the birthdays. I think that'll look good. And yes, I'm going to put in my own birthday because, you know, why not, right? And I like these little event stickers because in the colorful part, I'm going to write the number of the day and then in the white part, I'll write the name. All right, I know I was going to wait for a second because those don't dry. Always the best. Always takes a moment because these are, they're not like a glossy, but they're like a semi-gloss or something. But I'm going to put a down one right there. That looks good. And I'm not really putting in a ton of birthdays this year just because, I mean, I know a lot of people like don't get me wrong, but these are people in my life that I put in the planner that I may buy something for. I feel like in years past, I've put in a lot of different things, but then it's like, but would I really buy something for any of these people? Maybe, maybe not. I don't know, maybe, but I don't know. And I'm going to put a little, just a little birthday thing. This is also from Coffee Break Planner. So I just put that in there. I'm not going to write anything on there at this point. And then I also like to put in my trash as well. So I already looked it up.  I put it out on Wednesday, but I always put it in my Thursday column here.  So I already looked up the schedule and trash is what is starting in 2019. So we will put that right here and then we will keep going with all of this goodness. All right, so that's it for January and then for February. So I think I'm going to speed this up because I'm just going to put in a couple of things and then I'll go through the rotation and show you guys my monthly spreads when I'm all done. So let's speed this bad boy up. Finally done doing my monthly spread. So I just wanted to kind of show you month by month what's going on. I know I do have the flags in here still and then that's kind of denoting what's over here but we're just going to go with it because when I set up my monthly spread, I'll then have the decision to put in these or if I just want to like stick with this and this is fine too, but you know, it's nice to see it. So in January, I've got all my trash and recycling and the birthdays. Like I said before, I'm not going to have a ton of birthdays in here this year because these are going to be like more people that I would at least send a card to if not get invited to like a birthday party or a gathering or something like that. Sorry about the noise. I think my neighbor's doing something outside. I don't know. So anyway, in February, I've got, you know, all the stuff. Plus I've got Gavin in there and then for March, I've got what's going on in here. I may or may not be going to Disney in March of 2019. I'm not sure that's very up in the air at this point but it's in there. Again, I like to use just like sticky notes and I use these sticky notes from Erin Condren for the, for everything that's in here, I believe so far because that's just what I had on hand when I was going through this the other day. And then we've got April, which doesn't have anything exciting in there. May, which has my mom's birthday. I also put Go Wild in here. Typically they've always had Go Wild the first weekend in May but I'm not sure when it is but I just put a little note in there for me. And then in June, my dad's birthday and then there's another planner event that I'd like to go to that I denoted in here. And then we've got July which is really boring at the moment. And then August, which I've got a couple birthdays in. And then September, my friend Kristen's birthday. And then October, we've got this. And then November, we've got Jody's birthday. And then in December, nothing exciting. My parents' anniversary is right here but at this point I'm not gonna denote that in there at the moment. Moving on to the notes pages. I actually played with this a little bit the other day and I wanted to show you what I have done in here. I actually took some of the graph paper and made this bad boy right here. And I totally took inspiration from Miss Jen over at Jen Plans. I will link her channel. I'll link her channel for you if you guys are interested. This is kinda, I actually just ordered more of these from Christiane Designs. I just ran out. But this is my monthly tracking for 2019. All the things that I wanna track. And then I've got January through December and then I put one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12 on here. So it'll make it a little bit pretty for me. But I've got a few things. Obviously you can put this however you want to in your planner. But I've got budget, wash bedding and blankets, wash windows, clean out fridge, clean out freezer, clean out pantry, clean out garage, air filter, culligan service, test my smoke detectors. Clearly you don't do that every month. But you know, just to let me know when it was done. Organize files, donations, toothbrush.  Face mask, I like to do at least one a week. But even if I do one a month, I feel good about it. Clean out the car, car wash and oil change. Clearly I don't need to do an oil change every month. But just to know when it was done last is just peace of mind to me. And then I wanted to do this with y'all on camera. And this is a sheet from Small Town Grace. And I will link her shop below. And this is gonna be my reading tracker for this year. As you guys know, I really don't like these color pages. I just don't get it. So it's like not my thing. This little bookmark is from Erin Condren as well. I just have had this in here. So I'm gonna cover up one of these little notes pages with this. And then this will be my reading tracker for the year. And you can get these in different sizes. I just selected the Erin Condren life planner and it fits the page perfectly. So let's put this in. And it's really easy to pull off here. Let's hope I can like line this up properly. Oh, we will see. Okay. I think I got it. Yeah. So now I can put, you know, what I've read when I read it. So that's exciting. Yippee. Also another move in thing that I did is I put my Erin Condren pen loop on the back cover here. So we are good to go. Also, when I get my little boxes yet again from Erin Condren, I will be using those. Also another pro tip, if you do get those, use a tweezers. But this is gonna be it for my 2019 Erin Condren move in for my life planner. I did get the hourly version if y'all are interested even though we didn't really look at those pages today. If you are interested in getting an Erin Condren planner or any of the products that I talked about today, all the links will be down below for you. If you like these type of videos, make sure to give it a good thumbs up and feel free to subscribe. And hopefully I'll see y'all in the next video. Bye guys. Well folks, it's time to kick it old school. So you can feel cool.


Hey guys, welcome back to my YouTube channel. This is Daniel Rosal here. I'm here today in Tel Aviv on a business trip and I've got a little bit of time to kill, so I thought I'd do a video blog about what's going on in Israel with the elections. We're having elections on Tuesday, in other words, two days from now. It's called in Hebrew, Yom Bichirot. One of the few advantages of Israel having had so many elections recently, this is going to be the fifth elections in less than four years, is that if you work in Israel for a salaried employee, it is a national holiday, so the process of holding a barbecue on election day has become somewhat familiar to people in recent years because we've had so many elections. I'm not personally feel pretty disengaged with the political process at the moment. Disillusion maybe is just as good a word. It's been going on for so long, there's so much negative campaigning from parties, there's so much in-fighting, so much figuring. So much of the political debate seems to me is about the politics of one president at Niyahu, which just doesn't really make any sense to me. The issues I care about personally, I'm going to be as usual looking at what the parties manifestos are at the very last minute, meaning when I got back to Jerusalem tonight, what I'm looking for is security and some party that's serious about tackling the cost of living because that's just a huge issue here, it's so so expensive. That's the biggest issue facing me in my day-to-day life anyway, so I'm going to be checking that out, but knowing almost nothing about who's running at the moment, what their manifestos are, I'm in no way qualified to give information, so I'm just going to leave it at that. One thing I will say is why is Israel going to elections so frequently, so it has to do with the fact that there's never been a single party has never had a majority, in other words, being able to get enough votes that it was able to govern by itself. That's what CNN said in an article I just read, I hope they're correct about that. Certainly the case in recent years, so it's a case of forming coalitions and of course governing by coalition, it's prone to breaking, so that's what happened. This particular coalition lasted not so long, less than two years, and it basically fell apart eventually. At the moment, the Prime Minister is Ya'ir Lapid, he's from the Yishatid Party, which is pretty centrist. Likud is the right-wing party, and then you've got left-wing parties as well. The main debate I'm seeing at the moment with regard to the this coming election is that a May force, Nakhniyahu from Likud, might be forced to bring in very, very far right-wing politicians, specifically a guy called Isomar Ben Gvir, he's become kind of the lightning rod for debate about this election. If that happens, if that block, that electoral block, the right-wing block, gets enough votes, you're going to bring in Ben Gvir and Betzalel Smutrich, both of you are pretty far right to say the least, so those are kind of the centre of what the election is hinging on. So that's what's going on, votes are in two days, I'm going to be barbecuing in two days and trying to inform myself about what party stands for what, sometime before that.


In fact, I forget what exactly did you do the class? Oh, do we do it in September and then I repeated it. I know I went live October 1st, so I'm thinking it was September 15th I did the course with my husband. And then what I did was I repeated it the next week because I did like the paper trade and I was in the class, I was watching and then kind of what you said the first class then made even more sense when I watched it the second time. Yeah, that's good. That's why I let people do the retakes, so that's positive. So then, so you've just been doing well. I mean, I just think it's just so great that you've been doing so well so fast and because some people don't listen to me and it's so great because you do.  I think number one, from what I've been listening, those other guys have taken a zillion courses and I think what they try and do is they try and pull like something from every course they took and make it like like some sort of hybrid thing and I don't think it works like that. Yeah. Like I've just taken your course, that's it. Now how did you find me again?  So then he found you and then he goes, oh this will work like this is like because I told him I said I have a busy day, I want to get in and out and that's just what you are. You know 95 to 97% of the time we're in, we're out, we're out and we're gone and I like that a lot. And you, so for you you get up early, you do it early because you're ahead of the time. Yeah. You need to hold my whole schedule around Stockswish. That is so great! I'm so happy. Man, I'm having a lot of fun and I get all excited about the tickers and I'm like ooh I wonder how this did today. I'm a nurse, so I'm a nurse by trade. But I left my one job and I want to leave my one at the end of the year, I already gave him notice. Wow! That's terrific!  Yeah, so what I would do is like I would work, I work half a day on Tuesday but I work Tuesday afternoon so I can do this Tuesday morning. My only stick point is Fridays that I work Friday all day. Now he's off this Friday so I'll be in the room tomorrow. And so I gave him notice and I said you know in a year's time, I kind of gave him enough notice to like look around because I don't want to stick the doctor, he's too good to me. Yeah. Well that's, I know, could you give to people that are new because I do have a lot of people that email me they never did this before, they're scared you know and stuff like that. Well I think just taking the course twice, I think taking it once and then doing a week or two of paper trading and like getting used to hitting the buns and when you told me to set up the hotkeys but every time I take, like every time I'm in the room with you like yesterday. So when I went into UA I took some, I took six hundred dollars or six hundred shares and then you said to add, it was like five minutes, so I added that thousand because it was so low. Yeah. So I had sixteen hundred shares but probably if I backed, because you told us we were going to be in it all day.  Yeah. Because that's I think when I, when I saw the chart, because at nineteen fifty seven and then it tanked the whole dollar. Yeah, yeah. And then that's when I would have really made money but I did mitigate my loss which is okay. Yeah. So I would just, I just listened to you, I just do what you say. Yeah. So you don't, you don't, you don't find that hard to do. I mean I think I made you to follow though because I'm only looking at one or two things but you know, I mean some people I guess maybe that was, I think you made a good point there which is interesting about the hybrid that maybe people are trying to just take everything together and lump it all in or something. Yeah. They have all this background and I didn't bring any of that to this. So I was like a clean slate and I, so I think that even the guy that's going to retake the class next week I think if he just comes, just throw everything out that he heard before and then maybe just concentrate on the, like somewhere I say to Ben, oh I said the options, maybe I should, but I'm going to at least just concentrate on shorts for a whole year. Yes. But you know what, if I'm making a good money doing this, then I'll stay, like who needs the options, you know? Yeah. I mean that's what I say to people you really only need one thing. It's like you only need one good trade adage. Yeah. It's really all that you need. Now have we ever gone long since you've been in the room or not? You know what? We went long with an apple that one time I think it was back in October and you said be in it all day. Oh yeah that's right. I remember that one. Did you do it? Did you do that one or not? Yeah, I did it. Okay. Okay. Yeah. And I did well. And then I think once with Gyro we went long and I did well with that. I think, but that was a quick one too. We went long and it was like 20 minutes. Uh huh. So, and that was only two times I went long. But I listened. Yeah. So what time do you get in the room like a half an hour before? Like I haven't noticed. When do you sign in? Like when do you start getting ready? I'm usually here by like 8.57, 9 o'clock that's when I'm usually in the room but I already like the night before I do my research on the earnings and then what I do sometimes at night is I go to see what it closed at and then if it's gapping up or down like last night that's why I knew CN last night. I didn't think we were going to do it unless something happened because it was gapping up. Yeah. Yeah. And it wasn't a good one. I take what you said. I always go through my notes. Okay. So when you're in the market you like when the market's strong because then if a stock's falling it's still falling on the room but there's sometimes we're in a short where if the market's come down it'll pull it right down. That's right. And then it makes it go even more which is I think part of the reason UA also worked good than yesterday too because the market was falling as well. Yeah. Yeah. Yesterday. So when you are like getting ready do you look at what I have in the room or do you rate the gaps too or you just go buy my rating in the room? Like what's the most benefit do you think of being in the room? Do you double check it? Are you just like say well I'm just going to go with whatever she says or? I don't go up on my own. I just think I'm too new. Okay. Like I would never do that. But I think like when you asked for suggestions like I saw OXM. So that was also gapping down but if you saw what it did I mean I don't. I didn't even look at that one. I didn't rate that but you didn't like it and it looks and then that was earning so I thought okay we're gapping down so that's another good one. So why that one didn't work? It didn't but it wouldn't have gone in anyway until the second you know until it's set up. So you have like I mean you just got right into the thing about taking the trades like quick like you just immediately had no issue with just getting in and getting out because I mean I think that's the fun thing about doing it too to just get in and out quickly. And some people aren't used to that. Some people most day traders wait till after 10 o'clock to even do anything and for me I like the fast ones. Yeah I noticed I just noticed and I don't know if you'll agree but so when we do it fast it seems like like we make our money but if we're in it long it's like it goes up it goes it's like I always say it's like watching ice melt. I always think that if you get that first drop and sometimes I would do that one week where we waited to try to push down and then and then we're like oh here we are all day. Yeah yeah I know I know well I personally I would rather like this is even still going here it's quarter of 11 this is probably gonna get to 14 this TLRD but I still but you still don't know exactly exactly that's like just in UA it hit 1840 I kept seeing myself this is it it's gonna drop to 18 and I'm like oh man but I mean we I didn't feel like 1850 was was reasonable except for it took all afternoon so in the morning it did not go there but then it did later in the day and then again that's the thing sometimes you can see something's going to go to a point here this is at 18 right now see so you did read that right it's at 18 right now it's falling today a gap down this morning I mean we could have done this. Yeah I was looking at this morning I'm going I wonder if she'll do a continuation gap on this one. Well show dad did your husband ever do any classes before you guys did mine or not?  Oh my god that's hilarious. He's timid like I'm just like like I would do it you say like the conviction I had it and he's like well you know you can get out of half then or you can make your thousand and not do the rest of the week I'm like no I look at every day like it's a new day I don't say okay a minute thousand Tuesday I'm done I'm walking away even if I could make 200 like that's just you know little by little so I look every day's a new day and I'm not going to trade just because I hit my mark.  That's right I was in Mexico. That's right oh shoot no because that one really pushed back hard and some people didn't leave the stop in and they killed it um here this is what you missed this was not easy you probably would have followed me though because you've been doing such a good job with that but yeah you were away you were away that's right so this pushed back went over the high and held the stop that I said but some people just got out of it because then killed it here because of the fact that it did lift but actually we had to stop very far away and it held through so we got in it here then it pushed back people killed it but we had to stop all the way up here but then it went okay yeah you didn't do that one yeah you didn't do that one that's right you know what I trust just stops I mean you look at everything you look at it far back and so so you know and even sometimes like you've stopped out and I'm like oh you know should we have stopped yeah but you know that I just every day I just learned and so every day I'm a I'm a I'm a a team spatter you know what I mean like and you know I would never you know people get you so bad it's a f***ing kid sometimes well I get I feel I want everyone to do well and I think that's why you know you've been such a great success story and why I wanted to do the video with you because it's really and it's it's it makes me feel good to see people do well and I want everyone to do well when people don't listen to me or don't put this stops and or do other trades or use other systems and try to incorporate with mine you know again this is all that I've ever done but I mean I definitely know this works and people don't need anything else and so I wish that people would stay focused and it really is very important to stay focused and sometimes when you're looking at something like the one you were talking about this morning or this like it is that that intuition that I have because I only do this and I've been doing it for so long that helps me and if you're all over the board then you're never going to get that intuition either so you're in a good place because you are just focused on the gaps and you don't have any you don't have any baggage you know from doing other things or learning stuff that didn't work and I'm just trying not to overwhelm myself like even like you know there's a part of me that wants to keep the trends class and want to and I'm like and I'm just I'm I'm a I'm a better learner if I just master what's in front of me and then I go on like yeah you're doing good yeah I mean you're doing great I think it's fantastic that you already set your goal for next year that you know you're going to be completely focused on this and that you're able to quit your other part-time job I mean that's great too I mean obviously I can't imagine having seven children so I don't even know how you have time to do anything at all that actually makes me structure my day better and maybe that helps me with something like this you know the whole thing and being a nurse nurses are very task oriented yeah you know what I'm saying and even my workouts important to me I'm 57 years old I work out four times a week and I'm going to hit my thousandth workout class well when you said that yesterday that the tray was interfering with your exercise schedule I laughed to myself because I feel like that some days too I try to get get it in in the morning but if I oversleep then I'm screwed because you never know number one if I'm gonna get it in later and also sometimes you're tired the later the day goes on the more tired that you are and I don't even have seven kids. Well I did get it in at 4 p.m. so I was good. You know what structure is important that it is it's important with training and that's why I like you know I'm a morning person so this it works good for me live in an Eastern time zone and I do like the structure that's why like I like to know before the open are we going to do anything today are we not going to do anything today is this one what we're watching and I just I like structure I'm a structure person and so it sounds like you are too. Yeah definitely yeah I mean if you're doing surgeries and it's a similar thing like I do the checklist like before you go into surgery you have to do this thing this thing this thing everything has to be checked off before you open the cut the person open I mean so it's a similar idea as far as I'm planning on trading once he retires or what is he you know. Yes oh yes he would love to yeah you know and of course I tell him all about my day and I show him your charts and I show him the YouTube videos so he's living with my carousel through me. That's cute. That is so cute. Pat if you're Jackie just keep up the good work and you know anytime you want to talk to me or reach out or have questions but you're pretty good at asking questions in the room when you have a question. Yeah I'm not shy. He takes over for you he's you know he's a good guy and stuff. He's a good guy he's a different personality but he you know it's interesting because he somehow found me through the internet and then then ended up doing my class and he had he had just been doing swing trading so he was doing swing trading then found me and then years after he was a student he came to New York to meet me and then we got to be friends and then when I needed help you know then he offered to help but he knows what he's doing. Yeah definitely. You know he definitely definitely does um and so but he's more doing a lot of the swinging trades and stuff like holding so he's he's he's focused more on that but he's definitely a good guy yeah definitely like him a lot. Well I'm originally from New Jersey. I've only been in Buffalo since 2013 so my I was born and raised in Elizabeth which is on the other side of the Gothel's Bridge and then I raised my family in Tom's River so I'm really a beach girl. Oh wow yeah. Yeah well his Ben's job is up here so that's how he wound up in Buffalo. We got married in 2013 so yeah and he just took me with the seven kids so that tells you what kind of thing for you too Melissa. I know to actually date instead of work so much you know. I know that's the thing. That's the thing. It's all about the balance. Have you ever caught me on TV? Oh yeah I watched it like on Charles and stuff like that. Oh that's cute yeah well and Ben almost thought oh she might want to Skype you maybe she wants to do a TV segment with me. If she wants to do a TV segment with me I need a glam squad. Yeah I would definitely definitely have given you a warning for that. Well it's fun. I am so proud of you Jackie. You're doing great so congratulations if I don't talk to you before the holiday. It's so much fun. I enjoy being in the room every day. I really do. Oh I enjoy having you. I love hearing people that are doing well. I love it and and I'm trying to work with the people that you know like the other gentleman you mentioned and I'll have to bring up the point because I think they are trying to mush everything together and maybe that's what people are struggling with but I honestly feel like sometimes people that have no background do better just like you. That's right. Even though you might have a learning curve. No preconceived notions. Yes exactly exactly. So we're a clean slate. We're easier for you to teach us. That's right.


Hey guys it's Liana and I'm here today to rant about the haunting of Hill House. You've never heard of the haunting of Hill House? It's a classic horror novel and I think pretty sure it's a horror novel. Not a thriller. Well regardless it's considered a classic of its genre, whatever that genre is. And Netflix did recently adapt to this. I haven't seen the Netflix show from what I gather. The Netflix show follows totally different characters and a totally different time period and is very loosely based on this so I don't know. Maybe I'll watch it because maybe I'll like it better than this if it's nothing like this. I was led to believe that well for one it would be great because it's a classic, but also that it's very very creepy and dark and chilling and scary. And I don't really read horror so I was fully prepared to be like extra scared because it's not something I generally read so my tolerance would be in theory even lower. I mean I read grimdark but that's not the same thing. So I expected to be thoroughly creeped out and blown away by its amazingness and its scariness and neither happened. And I will be non-spoiler briefly now and that was kind of it aka it sucks. So most of this video will have spoilers in it because my reasons for disliking it are pretty spoilery. But non-spoiler section reasons is again that it's not scary and that it doesn't really ever... I guess that's kind of spoilery. I mean basically like it doesn't really explain anything and I hate that. I felt really unsatisfied and not remotely impressed and not remotely scared reading this. A lot of people love it. It is a classic so maybe don't take my word for it. But if you like me picked it up and were like this is going to be amazing because it's considered amazing and you did not feel that it was and you would like to commiserate well then stay tuned because we about to get into spoilers. Now I did give this book three stars the main reason being it did a few things well. That being the prose is pretty good. It's pretty atmospherically told. I could picture everything very well. It was told in a way that was very readable. I had a sense for again who everyone kind of was. Not exactly and I'll get into that in a second because that is part of my problem with it but like overall like it was executed in a like I don't I feel like part of the craft is telling the story in a way that makes it good but I just mean like the the sentences are well constructed and like it's told in a logical order. I don't like it seems like that side of things is fine. And then if this book had not been a horror novel if this never purported to be a horror novel and we took out some of the supernatural elements and we just made this a story about some people who are staying at this house and one of them is losing their mind and that's what this is about that would I think this book would actually be really good if that's what it was about but that's now what it's about and for that reason it's terrible. What do I mean by that? So again this is the spoiler section so I'm kind of going to assume you may have read this so I apologize if I'm not super clear on things but so basically this this man who is interested in studying the supernatural he has a degree in anthropology because he thinks that a degree in anthropology will lend him credulity in these studies and on the surface of that at first I was like anthropology I was like wait a minute what do you mean a degree in anthropology means you can now study haunted houses you're making anthropologists look stupid anyway so I went from being like excited to like super not excited that that's his background and he's interested in hill house which is known for being haunted and he invites to go to the house two young women who um are like somehow connected to the supernatural um and and that's like so thin his reasons for that it's just like so bizarre and then he's required to have with him the air who's supposed to inherit hill house just because like they won't rent him the house without him being there so he's there because and then later on the main guy the professor like the doctor of anthropology his wife shows up and brings a friend so that's our group of people staying at the house and the he the main guy he writes to these young women and invites them to come to the house and like just that on its own is the reason I hate this book because the way he singled them out was basically that like he had he had been in the papers it was kind of somehow generally known that one of them was known for being kind of a mind reader and the other one had experienced something supernatural I think it was something telekinetic something like that I don't know it was strange and for that reason alone he wrote to them and he'll ask them to come to the house and they accepted so him asking them it was weird um and then them accepting is unlikely and weird now that they don't meet him before they go to the house they just pack up and show up at the house where they meet him for the first time and like why I would never in the history ever do anything like that at least not without like meeting first and being like you wrote to me and said you'd like me to go with you to this house and then go together like not actually go all the way to the fucking house like it's just as a premise I'm like who would do this and who would expect that to work like why would he think they would go for that if I was him I would offer to meet these people and interview them first I would want to because I'm going to be spending time with them in a house like overnight like you'd more to vet them more than just like I heard they experienced something supernatural but whatever so they all go to this house and the housekeeper is really strange all the towns people nearby are really strange and they all are like nothing good ever happens here and you want to stick around here and everything is bad here and they're like something bad so it's all very ominous and that's like well done in the sense of it gets poorly done because none of it's later explained but it's well done in the in the way that it makes you feel slowly more and more like worried that like oh shit oh shit what are they gonna find in this house so the main character if there is one isn't actually the guy assembling these people it's the girl who like experienced something that I again I think was telekinetic it was something to do with something something unexplained I forget and I don't care I read this yesterday I don't I don't remember and I don't care um her name is Eleanor and her mother died recently and like her whole life was pretty much occupied by taking care of her ailing mother and now that mother is dead she's kind of finally free but she's never actually established a life for herself she doesn't have friends she doesn't have interests her whole life was taking care of her sick mother so she's kind of an awkward introvert and her being with these people in this house for the first time is like her first outing ever and so she like her relationship with everything that's going on is a little like strange because she's a little strange and again if the book had been just about that about a young woman who's been so sheltered and so hidden from society that this encounter kind of breaks her just just being in this remote house that with these people like that makes her lose her mind and that was what this book was about just that I think this would be really a really great book but it's actually like a supernatural type of book where there are actual ghosts haunting hill house and the housekeeper keeps saying things that are very strange and you keep I kept thinking that some of it would be explained in the I mean a ghost story would always leave something unexplained that's what makes it creepy at the end and I'm fine with that but nothing really is ever explained like there is this backstory given to sort of the tragic history of the house i.e. the sisters that owned it and fought over it and then how the one sister ended up living there with a companion and then left the house with the companion but then the sister who was alive fought the companion for rights to the house and then the companion like killed herself because she was stressed over it and like basically that's like the story of the house that ever since then people keep like dying near the house anyone who's tried to own it people whenever they've been in the house they leave immediately and they never say why but it's clear like people just like flee the house so you keep thinking like you'll find out kind of more why that is and the housekeeper keeps saying very not just bizarre things but very specifically bizarre i.e. that like I have agreed to do this and I have to do this at this time like they question her on it or like well can you wait or can you do it later and she's like I have to do this at this time this goes here I do this at this time like it has to be that way and you get this sense that the house requires that or the ghosts require that or there's something to the specificity of that so I kept waiting to find out some part of that but we don't ever find anything else she's just weird I guess and then the hauntings themselves are fairly eerie but like not very eerie there's like some knocking on doors some writing on the walls that's unexplained what's frankly the most creepy is the personalities of these people and how they turn on each other so again if this book was more like Lord of the Flies in that it's about the people it's about like if it was just the framing device was that some man decided to investigate this old house because he heard it was haunted and then he invites some other people and we need a better explanation for who is inviting and why but that aside invites some people to this house and that just by being in such an isolated creepy place that they all kind of starts wearing them all down and they all kind of start turning on each other and they kind of start maybe doing weird things that people don't normally do in normal circumstances that's what it was about I'd be like super into it and the way it's written it almost feels like it wants to be telling a story like that where it's more about the people but we're still shoehorning in the hauntings and then not explaining the hauntings so like by the end Eleanor like full on loses her mind because she thinks like the house belongs to her and she belongs to the house she's like laughing maniacally about how she cannot leave it and it's part of her and she's part of it and that she can like hear and sense every part of the house even the part she's not in which doesn't seem I mean it's crazy but it seems crazy in the way of like an actual haunting because she can sense who's in every room which you know a crazy person can't magically do that so that's not not just being crazy and then when she leaves she like crashes her own car and we're meant to be unnerved by the fact that at the very last second she's like wait why am I doing this which again makes it seem more like a haunting than like a crazy person but it's a haunting so again if this book was basically that just like being in isolation in close quarters with some people with some strange ideas and especially this like one introverted girl who's never ever been around people before that this is too much for her mind to deal with and it breaks her and she ends up killing herself I'll probably give this five stars because some of the characterization some of the sort of the specificity of how these people are kind of melting down and how they're kind of starting to snipe at each other and how they don't like how they can seem kind in one minute and rude the next there's a lot of elements to it that seem really well done but it's the haunting factor that ruins it because if you're going to do this haunted ghost story then I need that to be fleshed out more the whole story seems to be focusing on these character dynamics and then it remembers all of a sudden that oh yeah this is a haunted house story and then we need to have some haunting type things going on so there's maniacal laughter that's unexplained door slamming is unexplained but the thing that's creepy is the way these people's psyches are melting down so it's at the end there's kind of some offhand comments that almost kind of want to suggest that maybe this was all in Eleanor's head because there's something about how because there was previously like blood writing on the wall and blood smeared on Theodora's clothes so Theodora has been wearing Eleanor's clothes since then which is an external thing that they've all agreed is happening but now as Eleanor's leaving she's like I can't leave what are you gonna wear she's like I don't need your clothes I don't need them like it's fine and I guess we're meant to take from that that maybe Eleanor was imagining that Theodora was borrowing her clothes but that doesn't like that's not enough of a oh shit it was in her head the whole time kind of thing it seems more like they're probably just saying it's fine I'll just wear someone else's clothes so if that's what it's meant to be that actually this was all in her head this whole time the way everything else has happened it's not told in a way where you could be like oh man on retrospect like actually that's totally like it might have just been in her head no it's told in a way where like it really has to have been actually happening with everyone else too it really doesn't come across as like oh it totally could have been in her no it's definitely hauntings and at the end of the book too it says something about how the house is evil and the house is haunted so I don't know what I'm meant to get out of this is it a haunted house story where it's just like a haunted house and these ghosts are doing things to people making them crazy or is it really about the psyches of these people and how like one of them just like loses it and kills herself because she's crazy it wasn't really either one enough to be good and that's what was so frustrating about it and then I mean this it takes place in like the 50s or 60s so there's some like really unfortunate kind of characterization of like the delicate frail females and like the men who were the sensible rational ones and then the the professor's wife being so annoying and obnoxious and insistent and like I really wanted her to die I was like kind of ghost please kill her it wasn't the hauntings weren't creepy because it the book didn't really seem to be concerned that much with the hauntings and at the beginning when it's like this whole idea of the doctor kind of debunking things but also that was unclear too it seemed like he was a believer and that his this whole degree in anthropology was just to like make it seem legit but he's really a believer but he's also like done the work of researching everything and looked into how the house is constructed in a way that will mess with your head that it's not necessarily a ghost it's just that everything is kind of like off kilter which would explain why doors slam because like they're you know everything's at an angle which would make doors slam that it's all kind of built circuitously and in a confusing way kind of like the Winchester mystery house he even references the Winchester mystery house and I'm saying that it's just built in a way that it's gonna like mess with your mind so it's building in all this doubt about how your things play tricks on your eyes and like that's not real and then the fact that the main character Eleanor is kind of like a little nuts you're like okay so maybe some of this is imagined but a lot of it really couldn't just be imagined so I don't know what it's trying to do I don't know if it's trying to creep me out as like a this is really a truly haunted house and there are dark mystical occult forces at work or the real ghost here the real monster here is the human psyche because it didn't really do either thing it tried to do both a little bit and I guess it's like a choose your own adventure but you kind of have to pick a lane dude you have to really lean in to either this is a haunted house make it truly truly haunted and then I need more explanations for these little clues you left because there isn't an actually an explanation for the hauntings so like there's we get this the whole the sisters fighting over the house and the companion killing herself but the hauntings are like the laughter of a child and there's nothing about like a child having tragically died in the house that's not part of the history so that's never explained it's just like a well well children laughing in the night is inherently creepy so the haunting will just be inherently creepy but it doesn't work like you need to actually explain something about like what the heck is going on and all these things all these things that the housekeeper was saying about how I have to do this at a certain time and I have to be here before like I have to leave before it's dark and I have to do this this and this at this time and this is how it has to be you need to explain that you can't just do that it's why is that there otherwise it's just like it doesn't know what it wants to be I don't know how many other way to say it and the characters themselves are less interesting for the fact that a lot of what would be interesting about it is explained as a haunting you can't have the twist be that it's actually haunted but the twist also possibly be that it maybe wasn't haunted that it was just in her head it's both and neither and it's barely really frustrating and for that reason it's bad so like yeah I guess when I was thinking when I was reading it I was like if this was like the woman in black which I found to be genuinely creepy and chilling and it is very similar in the sense of it's this I mean he's by himself but he's somebody going to a house and the house is the site of a haunting and he learns more and more about the history of the house and the history of this like woman in black who's haunting it and why she would be like haunting it and the way in which she's haunting it aligns with her story and his experience of this like ghostly apparition aligns with her story and it makes sense in his own supernatural way which makes it really satisfying because it's still the fact that the supernatural can never truly be explained because you're like why is this phenomenon exist at all because ghosts are like are they real but the way the ghost is operating if you accept that it's real makes its own kind of sense whereas in the haunting of the house you get the kind of creepy backstory of the house but the creepy backstory of the house has almost nothing to do with the way that it's being haunted like none of the hauntings are explained by that backstory so pick it over backstory then I guess if these if you want the hauntings to be like this or then you could have again uh lord of the flies weathering heights type of situation where nothing supernatural it's just that the stories about how crazy people can get in given the right circumstances so this book could have been fantastic if it picked one of those things but it it seemed like it couldn't decide what it wanted to be and was just like it'll be kind of both and you guys will decide and it'll be brilliant because I didn't do either one apparently that worked a lot of people think it's classic I did not find it scary I did not find it creepy I did not find it earth shattering or groundbreaking or really anything I found it a bit tedious frankly and I was worried picking it up because I was house sitting in a house where I was by myself and cat sitting so there would be like the noises of cats in the middle of the night and I was worried if I read this by myself at night that the rest of the night I'd be like scared shitless um but that did not happen I was really disappointed by how not scared I was so yeah let me know in the comments down below if you've read The Haunting of Hill House how you felt about it if you did read it I assume that you know something about it if you made it this far in the video or you don't plan to read it and again a lot of people love it and I kind of genuinely would like someone to explain to me what makes this so great I looked up some reviews for that very reason as soon as I finished it I was like can someone shed a light on why this is considered amazing so I genuinely did look up some like reviews to try to see like what people were praising about it and you tended to be vague things like oh it's just truly like terrifying and truly and well executed and truly bone-chilling and I was like how in what day or again vague praises like this defined the genre and it's a classic for a reason and I'm like what reason please tell me the reason because I I don't see it I don't get it let me know in the comments down below how you felt about that book and feel about books like it if you've read The Woman in Black if you liked that better because I did if you have books to recommend to me because you were disappointed with this one and you found one that was better that was like it then let me know I post videos on Saturdays so like and subscribe and I'll see you next Saturday bye


Hey what's up guys welcome to Trending Reviews. So you know what this is? This is the Rode Wireless GO. It is the smallest and most compact wireless transmitter and receiver combos and I'm going to give you a quick unboxing about what comes in the box with these and also a little bit on overview and features about what's actually on these devices and then hopefully the reason why you're all here is to see what this actually sounds like. So I'll be testing this in various conditions. I'll do it indoors here. I'll change my microphone input from using my Sennheiser shotgun microphone to using this. I'll use the inbuilt mic on my DSLR camera which is the Sony a7 III and also give you some samples of how this sounds with the windshield on with an external standard lavalier microphone, a wired one and also in outdoor conditions when it's very noisy in the background. So I'll try to cover as many scenarios as I can and hopefully that will give you an idea on how powerful these tiny little mics are. So let's just get straight into it. Okay so let's go ahead and give this an unboxing. So as you can see here from the box straight away it gives you a quick start guide for all the different functionalities of these devices. So let's go ahead inside you've got some more instructions there on the bottom part of the card at the top of the box. So you just lift the box up and then you have the devices there. So just underneath the box you can see they are clipped in there so you just need to take them out of the clip. Underneath you have one of the windshields so I'll put that down to the side. So inside here you'll notice that there's a couple of cables just hidden there on the sides as well. So inside here you have two USB-C cables to charge each of these devices. So inside the rest of the box again it comes with two windshields for both of the devices there. You also have a TRS cable that connects the devices to your DSLR camera. You've got another quick start guide here in case you want to use that and then finally you have a nice little carry pouch to put these in when you want to take this on the go. So Velcro strap it's very easy to fit both devices and then fit this straight into your pocket. So convenient let's go ahead and set this up. Okay so these are the world's smallest wireless mic transmitter and receiver combos and it comes in at 2.4 gigahertz digital frequency. The size they're 44 by 45 millimeters in size and as you can see very compact just fits very easily into the palm of your hands and they can clip easily onto your shirts or onto your jeans. They also have a 70 meter range with a massive seven hours of battery life and they take about two hours to give you a full charge and both of them have built-in rechargeable batteries which are charged via the USB-C cable that is provided with the box. Right so let's talk about each of the devices here. So the first one here is the transmitter as you can see on the top of the device you have the inbuilt lavalier microphone. You also have a 3.5 millimeter jack mic input port so if you want to use your own wired standard lavalier mic then you can also do that. You also have two LED lights here one for the battery and one for the pairing. Then under bottom you have the power button to turn this on. On the side you have the USB-C port to charge it and then at the back you have this clip to clip this onto either your jeans or your camera. With the receiver you have the USB-C port you also have a 3.5 millimeter TRS input so you can connect this to your camera. At the bottom you have a couple of buttons here so the one on the left hand side is the DB button which I'll explain a little bit more about in a second and then you have the pairing button there on the right hand side. On the front of the device you have a LCD screen which will actually show you a lot of information from the actual transmitter so I'll be showing you that as well and then again you have the power button there. Likewise with the other one you also have a clip so you can also clip this to wherever is convenient. One thing that's really convenient with the road wireless go is that they come pre-paired so you wouldn't have to do anything you'll just get them turn them on and you're ready to go straight away. Both of these have very bright LCD screens which are extremely easy to set up without any menus to go through so what I will do is I will power the devices on now so as you can see the blue light has come on now the pairing link here is blinking so I need to go ahead and turn the other one on and you should get confirmation that they're paired so as you can see the blue light has gone solid on the transmitter and the receiver has picked it up so on the receiver you can see I'm speaking and you've got the game meter there checking to see the quality in my voice so if I bring this closer to my mouth the microphone you'll see that the volume here on the receiver is actually bringing you a very high gain. There's also some useful information that's displayed on this screen here on the top left you have the battery life there on the top right you have the battery life of the transmitter on the bottom right you can see there's a connection symbol which is in the shape of a wi-fi signal so in case you have lost connection with the receiver then you'll be able to display that there the main thing is the bar in the middle which is showing you the gain and the decibel counts from the microphone so this will give you an idea to check how far or how close you need to be to the microphone to give you some really good audio and the icon there on the bottom left is the decibel gain icon so when you actually press the decibel button here you'll see that this will go down to very low press it again it will go to medium and press it again it will go to very high now what that does is it changes the gain settings from very low which is zero decibels to medium which is minus six decibels to very high which is minus 12 decibels this is particularly useful when you're trying to record audio from very noisy background conditions so if you're outdoors then obviously you would need to adjust this to make sure you get very clear audio coming in if you have someone that speaks very quietly then obviously you need to adjust the decibel and the gain settings using this as well but likewise there's no menus to go through it's literally three clicks of the button there and you can just change it accordingly the other thing to mention is that you can also pair up to a maximum of eight transmitters that can be received by the one wireless go receiver so if you want to pair them you just hold down the pairing button and then you hit the power button on the receiver to automatically pick it up and you can do that with a maximum of eight devices in terms of the clip this will fit onto any cold shoe DSLR camera and is very convenient so all you have to do is get the clip and put that into the cold shoe push it in and there you have it it goes in very well it won't fall off it's very strong and you can take this with you in any type of recording conditions and also with the included TRS cable you literally just put that into the mic input of the receiver and then connect the other end into the mic input of the camera there you have it so now when you start recording using your DSLR camera this should be able to start recording audio directly from the transmitter and directly link that with the video that you're recording through the camera okay this is sound test one using my sennheiser shotgun microphone linked with the mix pre three by sound devices this is sound test three i have the road wireless go now connected to my shirt which is now connected to my sony a seven three and this is on the medium setting which is minus six decibels okay so this is sound test four i have a very standard wired lavele microphone which i have connected to the transmitter so i'm now using this to see if the audio is a little bit better than the inbuilt microphone on the road wireless go all right guys so this is a sound test of the road wireless go in an outdoor condition so it is slightly cloudy and it's a little bit windy so i just wanted to give you guys an idea of actually how it sounds with the wind coming through does it affect the audio now i will be switching over to using the wind protection to see if there's any difference all right guys so now i have the wind protection on the road wireless go so can you guys tell the difference and let me know in the comments below if it does make a difference as well all right guys so now i have the wired lavele mic the small one here and giving you guys a test comparison of seeing how that sounds in comparison to the previous two sound tests all right guys so this is a sound test outdoor in a loud environment so we've got the wind wooden showing on the tv screens back there we've got a lot of people here we have some markets we have a tractor cleaning the floors and the pavements behind us as well so i just wanted to give you guys a look at how it sounds in very loud environments outdoors so if you are going to be filming where there's a lot of people maybe some crowds or festivals then obviously it will come out just like this so i'm using the road wireless go just on its own so what i'm going to do next is switch over to the windshield to see if that helps drown out a little bit of the background noise as well so hopefully you guys can get a bit of a comparison but i won't be using any of the lavele wired microphones on this test because this is mainly just for the road wireless go so let's switch over and see how that sounds all right guys so now i've got the windshield protector onto the road wireless go i just wanted to give you a comparison with if this makes any difference in background noisy situations so again i've got lots of families here i've got a lot of people talking i've got the market here there's some police sirens on the background there's some noise going there with a fire engine so let me know what you guys think if you can actually hear the difference with the windshield protector on or not so if you are vlogging and you're going to be where there's a lot of people maybe we're at festivals or anything like that and hopefully this gives you a good idea of actually what the sound capability is of the road wireless go especially with the windshield protector on all right so that was all the sound comparison guys for the road wireless go i hope you found that useful i'm going to leave a link in the description below on where you can actually purchase these so do check it out if you are going to be vlogging and you're going to be using either your DSLR cameras or even if you wanted to use your smartphones i will be showing a video on actually connecting this to either android or iphone as well so it's the most convenient thing you can do for perfect audio so do let me know if there's anything else you wanted to find out about this in the comments below otherwise i hope you like that i hope you subscribe and i will catch you guys at the next one take care


Hi everybody. My name is Azure Robinson and my wiki tree ID is Robinson-27225. If you have any questions, you can check out my profile on wiki tree. Today we're gonna be walking through how to customize your one name or one place study sticker on wiki tree. The link for the space page that we are showing right now will be in the description of the video. So you can find that there. So it's pretty basic. Once you have your study page set up, space page set up by either the one name or the one place study project leadership, all you'll need to do then is go into your study page and we are using the Maculum name study as our example today. All you need to do is go to the name study or the place study category. And then once you're there, if you click on the edit button in the upper right hand corner, it will give you the edit screen. Scroll down all the way to the bottom of the screen and you'll see a red link and it's already ready to go for you to create the study info page which is where you'll need to put the sticker code, the sticker image code. So just click on that link and it opens right up. Don't change anything about the title. All you'll need to do is type into the text description box here and you can just go over to the space page that's set up for that and get the code. So it's all of this text here. All you'll want to do is just copy, highlight first all this code on this line and then you can just do control C or right click and click on copy. Go back to your new profile space page that you're creating and paste that into the description box. The only thing you'll need to change here is the name of the file, the image file. So you'll get that from wherever you uploaded your image to. So if you go into the image page and scroll all the way down towards the bottom you can see here, it's got ready for you. You can grab the file name right here. So that's all I'm gonna do is I've got it highlighted and I'm gonna do a right click on where I've highlighted and click on copy and then I'm just gonna paste that right in there right over what was there previously. So I'll show that again. Right now it's just got a sample text there for you to know where to put the file name. So if you highlight that and then paste it in there and that you do that just by right clicking again and just clicking paste. Okay, once you're done entering that just scroll down here to the button, create this new profile and that will create the study info page with the sticker image information so that now when we go back to the MacLone study then it shows the sticker is now has the image on the sticker for your name study. If you go back to the category for this name study you'll see it there as well. So that's in short how you make that change. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to me. Again, I'm Robinson-27225 and I'm happy to answer any questions. You can also reach out to project leadership for both one name study or one place studies. Thank you.


Well the practice rounds are in stroke play is in the books now it's time to shift the attention to one-on-one match play the rest of the week couple storylines to keep an eye on can the israelan siblings get it done once again how will Danny met respond after yesterday's insane 63 or can the 2015 champs Katie sheets and Nick Schaefer find their way back to the top getting goosebumps just thinking about it out to the town and country club we go incredible day out there starting with the women's division the defending champ Emily Israel sin on the par four first nice approach from fairway here just feet from the cup sets this up for the par putt bottom of the hole no problem great start for her beats bow or hole or hold seven and eight how about the 2015 champ Katie sheets taking on Emily lad along long putt rolls within a couple feet here that sets this up for the bogey save and she rolls it in nice start for Katie a six and four winner the bimini's Abbey Kelm and Alexandra Peterson matching up Kelm with a nice putt here to set up the par she takes it five and four to advance to the next round finally the putt of the day Katie Nelson on the first like there's a magnet at the bottom of the cup that's a birdie helps her win the match five and four over bimini's Katie offer doll so that's the women's to the men's championship brown last year's winner Andrew Israel sin a nice approach on nine here he's a two and one winner over Seth Heppner to start off his tournament Danny met and like we said looks to build off that 63 yesterday and he stayed hot nicely done off the green three and one advantage over Toby Paul Manisco this afternoon the other medallist from a stroke play Chris Curb nice up and down finish here on eight he's a winner over Adam van Raiden three and two and lastly the 2015 winner Nick Schaefer the approach just how you draw it up he's off to a good start two and one winner over Matthew Greg to advance to the next round so there's four from each division let's go six more for men's championship here so a good day for these six they'll advance to the quarterfinals tomorrow and then we got the second group of six here so 16 golfers will be golfing that tomorrow morning the tee times starting bright and early on the women's side we showed you four here's the other four Christian Glesney Haley Abel Haley Tollette and Annie Nelson all advanced through tomorrow's round if you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland public television