What's up, Navigation Traders? Today's Friday, March 15th. Welcome to this week's video update. This is our weekly review exclusively for pro members where we review the trades for the week. But before we get started, I just wanna recognize this week's member in the Trade Hacker community for helping other traders. Every week we like to recognize one member. This week's winner goes to Natalia Saldina. Congrats, Natalia. You got caught being hot. And I sent you a private link to pick up some Trade Hacker swag. Thank you so much for your contributions. We really appreciate all of our members and trades insight and trading ideas. It's been really cool to watch the community grow. So let's jump into the alerts for the week. A couple of things I wanna mention back in the community too. I've also started another topic with all the excitement around earnings trades. Overnight earnings trades, I have created a new topic called overnight earnings trades. And so let's start posting all of our earnings trades in that topic. And that way it's easy for all the members to keep track of and reference and go back to. So keep it up, everyone. I'm loving the engagement around that topic. So keep it up. Also our pro membership, we are closing it to new members on Monday, March 18th.  If you've received an email by mistake with that announcement, I apologize. We're just trying to get our email situated correctly. So apologize for that. And let's jump into the alerts for the week. So back on Monday, 311, our first trade was a closing adjusting trade in IYR. So we closed out the call vertical side of what was part of an iron condor. Price moved well out of range. So we needed to roll our close with where we are with short delta and everything. We ended up just going ahead and closing that piece out. But we still have a, we still have a full iron condor in IYR. And look at this thing, man. I mean, this has just been an incredible run. And this is IYR, the real estate ETF. If we look at just SPY, for example, I mean, same kind of story. I mean, look at this just uphill run with just basically one little pullback right there. It kind of reminds me of 2017. Right here at the end of, the last few months of 2017 were just brutal where the market just continued to grind higher, implied volatility was low. So every couple of little blips there started to get high and it just really cranked higher. And then the first part of 2018 just skyrocketed. That's one of the most difficult times to trade in right there where you just have that one directional massive move that keeps going and going and going. So, you know, this thing has been brutal. I mean, we've still fared very well, but you know, it's tough to trade in that. Especially when you're carrying short Delta, right? So we've got short Delta. So we've still made money on the year, even carrying short Delta, even with that one directional move for the most part in stocks, part of it's been due to our diversification in other symbols, which is key and we will continue to do so. So back to IYR, just wanted to point that out. Here's our full iron condor. You can see prices hanging out in here near the upper end of the range. So just looking for a little bit of a pullback to the downside to benefit that trade. We would look to add another iron condor in here, but look at implied volatility. It's just too low. I'm not selling premium with an IV percentile at nine or IV rank at 15. So we'll just continue to manage this one as needed at this point. Next trade was an opening adjusting trade in wheat. So we had on an iron condor and wheat and before we even adjusted that one, we went ahead and added on another full iron condor. So now we've got two iron condors, wheat really bounced back into range. And so now we're just holding onto two. Hopefully we can make out with a profit on both of these. But here's the one with three contracts. You can see prices hanging out right here in the upper end of the range. And then if we look at the one that we've got with four contracts, we were very close to adjusting this one because it came at breach the downside break even. And so first we just added a new one and then wheat ripped back higher. So back into range. So now we're just holding two and hopefully we can capitalize on both. Next trade was a rolling adjusting trade in QQQ. So we had the two sets of short call verticals. One was still in March with four days to expiration. Was hoping for a little bit of downside before we roll this, but we got down to four days. So needed to go ahead and roll that out to extend duration and keep that short delta exposure in our portfolio. So if we take a look at the QQs. Now we've got them both out in April. Here is this one with prices moved up since then and is a little bit out of range here. So looking for some downside to get back in. And then our other piece, this is the one that we just rolled. Price has moved up since then. You know, just kind of sitting around that break even point. So just continuing to hold these at this point. Next trade, we did an opening trade in Boeing. So there was some fear over, I think it was Sunday night that it came out that another Boeing airline had crashed in Asia. And so that put some fear in the stock and in the way that we look at it from options traders, it spiked implied volatility, meaning the price of those options skyrocketed with implied volatility going up. Now a situation like this kind of an event like this is a great time to sell premium because more than likely that fear was overstated initially meaning that the option price has spiked, implied volatility spiked and now price is starting to settle down. So assuming it continues to settle down and stay stable, we're fairly centered here on our iron condor, we've got some profit just waiting for some more before we book that one. Next trade was a rolling adjusting trade in EEM. So we rolled our short call to vertical in EEM from March, which at that point just had two days to expiration. Again, I was just hoping for a little bit of a down move. And if we would have gotten that, I would have booked it taking a profit, but I don't have any problem extending duration on this either to keep that short delta exposure in our portfolio, which speaking of overall, we are at about three to one on our short delta to theta ratio. So in a good spot, I like where we're at and just not necessarily looking to add any or taking the off at this point unless the trades weren't doing so, but we're in a good spot here. So here is that EEM and price is sitting right here, just barely at a range. So again, just looking for some downside to benefit that. Next trade was a pre-earnings long straddle in MU, which is Micron Technology. They announced on, I forgot to mention this on the alert, but they announced on 3.20 next week. So early next week, we'll be taking this one off. You can see that we're down a little bit since we put that on. You can see we're looking for an expansion in implied volatility and a decent sized price move. Implied volatility is contracted again on us. So we're down a tiny bit, but hopefully we can either get a decent move up or down. And if we do so before that earnings announcement, we'll take this off for a winner. If not, we will be looking to exit by 3.20 before the market closes because we do not wanna hold this through earnings. Next trade was a closing trade in Adobe. So similar kind of trade. We had a pre-earnings long straddle here. Price moved down and I thought we were gonna be able to book a profit to the downside and then price reversed and we're showing a loss on the trade. But luckily, the price of Adobe moved up enough for us to get out, took a little bit of a small winner and booked that one. So we are out of Adobe and they announced earnings last night, I believe or this morning. And so, as you can see here, we would have gotten crushed if we still held on to that position. So with the pre-earnings long straddle, we wanna exit that before because you get that huge volatility crush, takes all the premium out of the options. And unless you have a really massive move outside that expected move, then you're gonna lose on the trade. So, eked out a little profit on that one and we are out of Adobe. Next trade and the final trade was a closing adjusting trade in SPY. And we closed out our short call vertical in the March cycle and it was pretty much at max loss on that piece of the trade. So we went ahead and just closed that out. Didn't really wanna continue to carry that additional short delta. So in that case, we just closed it out. If you needed the short delta, you certainly could have rolled. But now we've just got the full iron condor in SPY. Price is hanging out up here in the upper end of the range, just looking for a little bit of downside and some more time to pass on that one. And then no trade alerts on Friday. Everything's just kinda status quo. So let's go over those at this point, starting with 6B, the British pound. We've got a short strangle on here, just waiting for a little bit of downside movement as well as some more theta decay. Not needing to adjust this yet. If price continues higher, we will roll up this untested side, collect another credit and then continue to manage. We've got 21 days to expiration. So I was looking to potentially roll this one out today, but I'm gonna give it over the weekend and see if we can't get a little bit of a downside move. If we do, we may just book the profit even though we're not quite at 40 or 50%. We may just take our winnings. If we look at FXB, which is the corresponding ETF, that's what we look at to gauge the implied volatility. And you can see implied volatility is still nice and high. So keeping a position in FXB does make sense. So if we get a downside move, we may just close this one out and then reopen a new one in the next cycle. Or we'll see where we're at with everything on Monday, but that's kinda the plan, the thought process on 6B. Oil, if we take a look at our two pieces in oil, we've still got our 56 straddle, which you can see we've got some profit here. Could use a little bit of downside in oil to benefit that. And then on the other piece, which is our inverted short strangle, we've got some profit there on that, but also could use a little bit of downside movement in oil. If we take a look, we've got 32 days to expiration, so still got a lot of time before we need to roll out or do anything else in oil. ES, we've got this long put vertical that we've been holding for that short delta exposure with this big move up this week. Price has moved out of range, so just looking for some downside movement to get back into range there. Natty gas down a couple percent today. So we've got two pieces on here. We've got this inverted strangle. We could use some up movement in that gas to benefit that. And then with this piece here, it's pretty centered. So just kinda waiting, playing the waiting game in that gas. Next position, ZN, the notes. We've got this short strangle on here, just waiting for some more time to pass, more theta to the K in ZN, which is the 10-year note. And if we look at the implied volatility, so TLT is the one of the corresponding ETFs, and implied volatility is very low here. We actually put this trade on based on the implied volatility of IEF, which is the seven to 10-year note, which is a little bit closely, more closely corresponds with ZN. And so that was over the 50 level, and so it's still just kinda bouncing around there. So nothing to do in ZN, except for weight at this point. I mentioned wheat, I mentioned BA, DIA. So we've got one set of short call verticals that was originally part of an iron condor. Price has moved up a little bit out of range here, just looking for some more downside to get back in there. EA, we've got this short strangle on here. Hopefully, if we get some theta to K over the weekend, we'll be able to book this one early next week, assuming prices stay stable. EEM, I mentioned that. FXI, we've got this iron condor, kind of a tight iron condor. Since it is a lower price symbol, we like to squeeze those short strikes in a little bit closer to price. Price is currently hanging out right here in the upper end of the range. So just playing the waiting game in FXI. In IWM, we're close to being able to book this one. We will, yeah, so we'll look at this next week. We'll either book that or potentially roll out if we get a little bit of a pop in implied volatility. At this point, implied volatility is about, I view percentiles at 29, so not necessarily looking to add anything there, but trying to get back to profits overall in our IWM trade. I mentioned IYR, MU, NVIDIA. We've got an iron condor on in NVIDIA. I actually had orders on two different times, one last week and one this week to get out, and then price moved away from me. It really ran away, but we're still in good shape here, still well within range. Just could use a little bit of downside to get back into a little bit more profit before we've booked that one in NVIDIA. In the Qs, I already mentioned that. SMH, we've got two different short strangles on here, one of which is just our regular one here. This has not been adjusted or anything and price is just kind of hanging out up here, and then we've got our inverted short strangle, which price has moved up close to the break even here, but if we look at how much premium we've got left in those puts in the untested side, you see we still have plenty, plenty of room to go, so not looking to make any adjustments yet in SMH. So just playing the waiting game, hopefully we get a little bit of downside movement in SMH, along with the rest of a lot of symbols that we're looking for some downside on, and so that's what we're doing there. SPY, we've got that full iron condor I mentioned. TLT, we put on this short call vertical spread, excuse me, long put vertical spread in TLT, and prices come up at a range, which is interesting because a lot of times, bonds and stocks are somewhat inversely correlated, so we actually put this on as a bit of a hedge against continuation of upside with stocks, but on the same token, they don't always work exactly like that, so TLT has held up as well, and we haven't seen the downside movement in fixed income that we thought we might if stocks continued higher, but still in good shape here. I mean, it's just barely at a range, so we could just use a little bit of downside to get back in there. XLK, we've got this long put vertical here that we put on for short delta, and we've rolled a few times, and so just looking for some downside to get back into range there. And XRT, we've got this adjusted strangle here, which XRT retail has actually seen a lot more two-sided action. It's not as straight up strong as the rest of the market, so that's been a good diversification for us, and we're getting to a point now where we're almost at break even overall on our XRT trade after all adjustments, so we've come back nicely in this one. If we get a couple more hundred dollars, we will take this one off for profit, and this is in April, so we've got plenty of time, 34 days to expiration, but if we just get a little bit more down movement in the next week, we will most likely book that one or potentially roll it out if we do get a nice spike in implied volatility, but for right now with implied volatility so low, one on the percentile, two on the rank, we will most likely just book that one. So that is where we are with everything. Those are all the trades, those are all the positions. Hope everybody has a great weekend. Have a good one, everybody. Talk to you next week.


Yes, the only way to turn up your weekend and to nawasonde kia weekend, kama bile DJ Nesh, Amesema. And write about Neshke. Neshke. Okay. Ionia, Ionia in house. Ah, Neshne. Neshne. Batsune ke ikona. Neshke ikona. Yes. Zaa. Mutani preza. Okay. Zaa. Neshke. Amesema. Thank you. Mufray. Kamsa. Right about now we have our first guest in studio. He is an artist and he goes by the name Morey. He'll be telling us more about himself and his career in the music industry. Karibusana. Asante Neshne. How are you? I'm very fine. I'm happy to see you. Me too. So kindly to ambeye Moreyni nani amne tokawa api anafanyanini. Morey, my official name is Sanem. I'm Newton Moreydi. So Moreyni nani tokawa api from Moreydi. Okay. Moreyni nani. Ionia zaki tambo, but in the main stream, Ionia mengia 2 juzi, like 2 months, but I've been in the industry, I've been recording. 2 months. 2 months. Wow. That's when I released my official video, first video. But I've been recording, I've been in the music industry and I've been learning. Kutokalini. Now that main stream Ionia juzi, Kutokalini. Let's say from 2015. 2015? Ya. Io periodiote from 2015 up to 2 months ago. Ya. Ume kukirekodungoma. Ya. Kwanini hau kukwana like a chance to do video na kweza ku release and to move on. Okay, first let's say ma school, then second I was trying to discover myself, the kind of music that I want to do and the kind of brand that I want to bring up. Ya. So what kind of music did you discover you want to do? I do Afrozuk, but as I started I was a rapper. Ya. Ah. So bilete mi mehenda, 2015 li kwana rap, but bilete mi mehenda, mi me grow, mi me patana wa say mi me learn. So I graduated, I became a singer. Ya. What is Afrozuk kind of music? Mi musici ina gani? Afrozuk ni African type of beats, kama zili atu na skia, So it's Afro and Zook. Ya. Okay, alright. So your periodia 2015 and now, umesame li kwa periodia kuji discover starting from rap and then sefasa unafanya Afrozuk. What else did you discover about your music, how you want to do your music? Okay. About marketing my music, kus na juat first tumtu wa juangi how to go about it, how to push your music. So I learnt about how to market my music, how to brand myself. Ya. Ya, okay. Niniu nae zambia maybe artist, since you're new. Ya. Na iyo periodia kuji discover is very important, right? Ya. What is it that ume learn about branding and marketing yourself? As much as you might be talented in yew kona talent kila kapsa, but aweziji market, awezi push me ziki akon aweziji brand. Ya. So it's all about hard work. Atokendo record, we shoot video akazi ishi apu. Lazi ma uji tume. Lazi ma utafute bile utas kumangomako kwa media. Ya. Ya. And the most important thing is about quality okisha get the right quality quality video quality audio apu na inanzia. Ya. In those five years in yume kuki record yume weza kuak na producers organic and why did iyesong in yume tulete alew mwona spesifikal yume fanya na producer yume fanya na iyesong. But the iyesong ikona history koz I record it nili record back in 2015 December but nimi release 2 months ago na kumbe awez discovering myself. Ya. So I've worked with several producers I started with Big Soul nimi rokona jegi de badu zia release the song nimi rokona ihaji several songs including in nimi release and I have other several songs ihaji with jegi de pamoja na Big Soul. Bono na explore that much kuna watu uta kakustik tu one person. Ok niki anza nili anzangana Big Soul bethe nimi stick to one person kulingana ele periodime kanae koz Big Soul nili anzanganae and I did several songs nia kuja kwa jegi de na kenda kwa hihaji So hihaji have been working with him na nimi stick kwa hihaji say but as an artist nini enden tafti sounding nini tofa uti ko siyezi wakana nini kwa ti one sound atata ma fans atata chokana nini kwa tafti kila maali that's why for me I work with anyone that na feel ata nipele vibe na takaka kumit. Ya. Ufa ikustik kwa mtu moja Ufa ikustik kwa mtu moja Ya, but as an artist niki kuna neza sema hihaji niki kama saiparento amu kwa music but I managed to I cannot do music with any other producer Any other producers, yes. Okay. Monuka switch from rapper to singer. Yes, to singer. First nili after high school nili join Kenyatta University I went and did a diploma in music. So before that before I joined KU I used to rap. So bila nili joined KU I started learning instruments and singing and I discovered maybe I can do singing and that's I took that direction. Okay. Ikuna advantage kukua that umesomia music when it comes to you doing your own music. Ikuna advantage kama gani kama tseme you'll be able to know kili producer na fanya aki pigata piano yun neza jwa na fanya nini kwa studio work you won't be like new uta kuna jwa how to sing the notes uta kuna jwa the keys uta kuna iyo knowledge ya music nita kwa help sanata when writing your music what do you think makes you stand out as moree as an artist what is that one superpower maybe you have that you know this is this is what will take me to the next level. Okay. For me it's my unique voice I'm sure no one can sing like I sing. Okay. Ya. Sasa jume se my unique voice to chapiae lines wajam bili to skia. Ya kairetu kega. Yes. Kuma rea bere go kuna waseji rea me siria mako kuma rea bere go kuna goro ya kwa noe dego keje tamwe doa ga goro ka Ya, this is moree. Okay. Ya. Kairetu kega is learning kikuyu. Ya. Are you planning kufanyangu mazingine zotei in kikuyu? Let me say I want to surprise my fans. Aha. No, no, no, no. Yes. Kus na jokilam twame kwa eisong ni bana kiswaile kikuyu. So watu wako like what will the next project be like? Kikuyu ame ita kwa kiswaile so na takatu watu endwa subscriber pokwa YouTube chaneli ango. Very soon I'm releasing something that I'm sharing record. As I said I have I have audios. Ya. Ya. Kutoka 2015. Kutoka 2015. Kutoka 2015. Kutoka 2015. Kutoka 2015. Kutoka 2015. Kiyanzap ku drop ni. Zina drop ku drop ya ni. Er Applause YouTube And Subscribe naka tokatatatu zanyu. Do you feel like the 줘 fekwa umefanya Avvas in Kikuyu Ya. ita eventually ita kulid into illesa indi nginia and then you stop singing music in swaillikap skill eisong na bado. Yo bad그 ni surprise. Yo badữ surprise. Haven't you had a surprise Kwa repa la YouTube, they know more about my music Okay Who is your inspiration in terms of music? Locally, Internationally Both Yes, everywhere Nikigro, I used to listen to Nameless and I still love his music for sure Internationally, Chris Brown Okay Actually, you are too Nga na pendakadibi by the way Okay Hi Aneza switch Ya By this you are doing your koneyo strength ya Kura pnaku singer at the same time It's a very unique talent Okay, alright What is it you'd like to say to young and upcoming artists when you are making a home? And they are trying to make it to places come easy Never give up Never give up Because it takes time It takes a lot of energy It takes a lot of finance Kushu tizu video kwa ndakwa Kutafutakuality audio Bado it takes a lot of money So it depends on the station Nukosa Just work hard Continue writing your music Kretu kega nili ndiko 2015 Nani mi release Juzy this year So it doesn't matter Just work hard Focus And don't stop So if you stop Kila ktimi ishi apo So I want us to listen to Kairi tukega And give you a chance to perform But before we do What was the inspiration behind that song?


Good morning, traders. Want to talk a little bit about NASDAQ BookViewer. You can get this at the NASDAQ Center. I will be live with them tomorrow. But I want to show you this big order right here for 200,000 shares. You see the stock XPED? It just took a big run above, like, $15.75. Shout out almost to over $18. And right now, since about 9 o'clock until now, it's been holding pretty strong here and is trying to trend up again. The only reason why is because this big iceberg order is sitting for 200,000. To learn more, come visit Cybertree University. And we'll show you how to use NASDAQ BookViewer.


The charmed lives of old Hollywood stars often ended in ways that were anything but glamorous. While we may sometimes wish for the life of a celebrity, these nine Hollywood deaths are nothing to envy. Welcome, Weirdos, I'm Darren Marlar and this is Weird But True, a companion to Weird Darkness. Natalie Wood was a star at an early age, appearing in the 1947 holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street and Rebel Without a Cause from 1955. She was well known as being afraid of deep water, making her death by drowning in the Pacific Ocean in 1981 especially tragic. The circumstances are still murky.  On board with her were her husband Robert Wagner and fellow actor Christopher Walken, who was co-starring with Wood in a sci-fi flake at the time. The ship's captain tells a story of heavy drinking and loud fighting on board that night. In the early hours of the morning, Wagner discovered his wife was missing. Six hours later, her body was found floating face down. She had been wearing a jacket over her nightgown in socks. The ship's inflatable dinghy was found washed up on rocks nearby. Despite a number of theories, the exact circumstances of Wood's death have never become clear. In 2018, investigators officially named Robert Wagner a person of interest in Natalie Wood's death. The silent film star Raymond Navarro was found murdered in 1968 in his Laurel Canyon home. Two young men had called him, offering their services. Navarro had previously hired prostitutes to his house, and the men were able to get his number from previous visitors. Prosecutors say the men believed there was a large amount of money in the house and tortured Navarro for hours to reveal where it was hidden. They left with only $20 from Navarro's bathroom. Navarro died choking on his own blood. George Reeves, the original TV Superman, was found in the bedroom of his Benedict Canyon home in 1959. He was dead from a single gunshot wound to the head. The official ruling was suicide, but several of his friends and fellow actors strongly believed Reeves was murdered by the mafia. Others still believe that his death was the mistake of a drunken accident, brought on by an argument with friends and his fiancée, Lenore Lemon. The 2006 movie Hollywoodland explores the controversy. Jane Mansfield was one of Hollywood's most famous sex symbols in the 1950s. She was the first major American actress to appear nude in a motion picture, Promises, Promises. Mansfield led an intensely, perhaps even too intensely glamorous life. Toward the end of her tragically short career, Mansfield was beginning to encounter a great amount of scorn for manufactured publicity stunts, including wardrobe malfunctions. Nonetheless, her stunning death shocked family and friends alike. Mansfield died in 1967 when the car she was in plowed into a truck. Police photos showed the top of the car sheared off with blonde hair tangled in the smashed windshield. That led to rumors Mansfield had been decapitated. In fact, it was only Mansfield's blonde wig in the photos. Mansfield, her attorney Sam Brody and driver Ronnie Harrison, were all killed upon impact. Mansfield's three young children in the back seat survived with minor injuries. Isadora Duncan was a dancer, and so it may be a stretch to link her directly to the world of Old Hollywood.  The internationally acclaimed American dancer was driving in Nice in South of France in 1927 when she was killed by her silk scarf. Mary Desti, the mother of American film director Preston Sturges, had gifted Isadora the scarf, a remarkable accessory hand-painted by a Russian artist. The scarf was so long that it could reach the rear wheels of the car. Cars in those days had spoked wheels. Tragically, the scarf became entangled, ganking Duncan out of her seat and strangling her. Gertrude Stein's mordant comment was, affectations can be dangerous. Duncan is buried at the famous Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris. Despite her early death, Duncan had an immense impact on the world of dance. Without her penchant for more free movement and dance, modern dance may have been a much longer time coming. Elizabeth Short wasn't famous for anything she did in life, but for the gruesome circumstances of her death. Like so many young women of the era, she headed to Los Angeles to become an actress. She was murdered before she ever got the chance. Her naked body was found in a vacant lot, severed at the waist and completely drained of blood. Her face was slashed from ear to ear. Her nickname may have come from the film The Blue Dahlia, starring Veronica Lake, released the year before her murder. One of the most famous Hollywood murders it was never solved, despite movies, books, and amateur interest in the case. The Black Dahlia Mexican-born actress Lupe Velez was pregnant when she committed suicide in 1944 by downing sleeping pills and brandy.  The 1959 tell-all book Hollywood Babylon claimed that Velez didn't actually die from the pills. The author claims she got out of bed to vomit, stumbled in the bathroom, hit her head, and drowned in the toilet. A more lurid story, but not true. Musician Graham Parsons died of an overdose in 1973 when he was just 26. His profession and the year in which he died places him outside the era of Old Hollywood, similar to dancer Isadora Duncan. Yet the thoroughly bizarre journey his body took after death also earns him a special mention on our list. Parsons loved visiting Joshua Tree, the magical desert parkland due east of Los Angeles. He was actually visiting the region when he passed away at the Joshua Tree Inn. He told his friends that if he died, he wanted his ashes to be scattered in his beloved park. Of course, Joshua Tree's staff would never have approved, so Parsons' friends hatched a plan. Parsons' manager and his assistant dressed up as mortuary workers got hold of a hearse and hijacked the coffin which was on its way to New Orleans for burial. They brought it to Joshua Tree, opened it, poured gasoline inside, and lit a match. Then they fled. The partially charred remains, still burning, were discovered by campers who alerted officials. The body was returned to Parsons' family and eventually buried in New Orleans. There was no law against stealing bodies, so Parsons' former manager and assistant were charged only with stealing the coffin and fined $300. Peg Entwistle famously ended her life by jumping from the H in the Hollywood sign. At the time, 1932, it still read Hollywood Land. She had used a workman's ladder to reach the top. She had found success working on Broadway in New York, but the one film she acted in, 13 Women, wasn't released until after her death. In her suicide note, she wrote, If I had done this a long time ago, it would have saved a lot of pain. Despite her untimely and still mysterious death, Peg had already greatly impacted the life of a young girl, giving her the acting bug. Betty Davis reportedly saw Entwistle in an early Broadway performance, turned to her mother and said, I want to be just like Peg Entwistle when I grow up. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss future episodes and click that bell so you'll be notified when new episodes are posted, including my podcasts Weird Darkness and Daily Dose of Weird News. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up, support the show and become a patron to get exclusive content at WeirdDarkness.com. Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time, Weirdos.


I think the great thing about creativity is that you can start off with essentially maybe an idea, a color direction, but with the randomness and creating those elements, the end may be something completely different to what you originally thought it would be. And that's a great thing about creativity and particularly abstract, because you can just do what you like and go with the flow. My name is Jane Montieth and I am a contemporary artist working primarily with alcohol, ink and resin. You can't get the same vibrancy as far as I'm concerned with any other medium. I would describe my work as a very saturated, textural, lots of layers and lots of color. I find inspiration from so many different places. Nature does definitely come into play. I like to create a lot of pieces that are stacked, almost like rocks.  When it comes together, I'll just know. I work off of my kitchen in my home. I have a very small space, but I have a lot of natural light, which is really important as an artist, I think. And I always end up on the floor and just start creating.  Nobody else to bother me. You're not taking kids to school, you're not making dinner, you're just hanging out creating. I don't think I have any routines or rituals. I do have in my mind those sense of direction how I'd like to take my art. You have to think about composition, especially depending on the scale that you're working with. I have a color combination in mind and then I'll use a number of different tools to create different textures. Texture plays a big role. I create those with different techniques. The textures can be line work or just the way that I manipulate the ink. I like to have an organic feel, so I will cut everything out by hand.  Every once in a while I get frustrated. You just need to mix the wrong color and you can end up with a muddy mess very quickly. I primarily work on UFO paper, which is a plastic composite. It's what you need in order to work with alcohol ink. It's not a very forgiving medium. You don't want it seeping into the substrate. It has to sit on top and it's a very fast drying medium. So you need to have different solutions and different techniques in order to extend the working time of the ink. I will use paper brushes and I will just pick up the paper and move it around to create a soft look or I'll use rulers and things like that to drag across and create different looks that way. You can't really duplicate the art again after you create it with alcohol ink. I like the fact that it is free flowing and random because I consider myself very organized in the sense that I like things to be perfect and at the end of the day I know we can't be perfect.  I think color in my artwork is important because I am a very plain person. I've tried doing a lot of black and white art and as much as I love other artists, I use those types of hues and tones in their work. When I try and do that, I don't feel that it's me. It doesn't come across as me. The fact that I can bring color into my art is just another way that I can express my personality. Sometimes it works out exactly how I want and how I envision and then other times it doesn't. That's the hardest part is just letting go but still being happy with the piece at the end of it. I think I've accomplished everything so far that I've set out to do. As soon as you start focusing on your art as a business rather than a hobby, you will become successful. At the end of the day, I sell my work online. I have a community that supports me. Every artist needs the support of another artist. I think there's so many artists who are afraid to talk with others and get ideas. I think you should. It helps you to become that much more inspired and that much more focused on your work and produce work that you're happy with. You can make a living doing exactly what you want to do. I think my ultimate goal is to do this for the rest of my life until I cannot walk anymore. It's just something that brings me so much joy and happiness on a daily basis. I never want to give that up. Being able to incorporate creativity into my life every day, that means the world to me. It means that I can be exactly who I want to be. I feel like a kid a lot of the time. I don't feel like an adult. I'm just doing what I've always wanted to do, having fun and making a living from it. There's nothing better than that.


So why won't so why won't So why we're waiting on that what? Take two welcome back to my channel. It's just Janine. How are y'all doing? I apologize before I start this video I am a little on the sickly side So I'm getting I have a cold or whatever it is But I have a lot of sinus head pressure and drainage and I'm just completely stopped up So please forgive me but for those that are tuning in for the very first time Welcome and please don't forget to subscribe if you're newly tuning into my channel and for those that have been with been with me Since day one welcome back. So on today's video I am actually going to do something again and keep them with theme with natural hair since I'm on this whole natural hair process So I wanted to actually Make my own hair gel. I have been seeing this on the internet and YouTube for so long This flax seed gel making your own flax seed gel and I bought many of gels over the years I've tested and tried so many and I noticed that the one thing here recently that I am seeing I'm seeing in a lot of Hair gel products is flax seed and that seems to be like a staple Ingredient that's in a lot of hair products mainly because it promotes hair growth So I've been watching and watching so I'll say you know what? I'm gonna go buy me some flax seed I'm gonna try this and see if I can make my own and here I have my Whole flax seeds I got from Publix and I thought this stuff was gonna be really expensive But it was like a dollar and something. I think it was Yeah, it's like a dollar and something so I'm going to attempt for the second time this hair gel And I did it last night because I want to test it out before I got on camera today. I made a fool out of myself So bear with me as I'm going to attempt to try to do it for the second time But I do want to just let you know of some benefits as to the reason why I'm Doing this particular hair gel and why the flax seed hair gel is important to me So I could have memorized all this stuff and just rattled it off, but I don't feel good I don't feel like memorizing everything that I saw online So I'm just gonna tell you what it says online and you can look it up yourself I'll also leave the link in the description below So I had to sit down for a second because I'm tired and I don't feel good So I'm just gonna read y'all just very quickly the benefits of flax seed Hair gel so it says that it leaves the hair soft shiny and moisturized. It promotes hair growth You can reuse the flax seeds They are it is cost-effective You definitely get a lot for your money. That's for sure Dressing for the hair and it's rich in omega-3 It gives great curl definition It gives hold with no crunch non flaking not drying to the hair And it does not cause breakage or shedding which is good because my hair has been shedding like crazy lately It dries fast. It's great for washing goes and those sleek looks It's good for twist outs and setting a twist Once they're dry for a lovely twist out It mixes well with oils conditioners and many products in particular castor oil, which is one of my favorites Excuse me More importantly, it's all natural and it's organic The last thing it says is that they compare a lot of people compare it to the kinkies Kinky Curly's not today But they say that the flax seed gel is actually better and it's also really great for all hair types. It's what it says So all hair types. So if you are four or three two one, whatever Your hair type may be it is good and healthy and beneficial for all hair types Now there are two types of flax seeds now the dark brown flax seeds now that is actually slightly higher in omega-3 fatty acids Compared to the golden Or yellow flax seeds that I purchased. So had I known that I would have gotten the brown flax seed The main thing for me is cost-effective nourishing hair growth moisture prevents breakage Yeah, that's all I could think of those things right there and curl Definement yes and curl defining my curls But more simple but most importantly if I cannot if I'm broke and I'm out of jail if I'm out of some type of Curl-defying cream or curl-defying Whatever it may be now. I know I can make my own we have our pot It is empty and I am going to now and forever use this pot for flax seed oils Flax seed oil for flax seed gel and make anything with hair products because I scorched this thing and it's just been done ever since So what we're gonna do is we're gonna put two cups of water in the pot And we'll slowly walk into this thing up to the stove That's it to the sink and we're slowly walking And we're going to turn the wrong I own and burn my house down We're going to bring this to a bowl. So while we're waiting on the water to boil I want to show you what I made last night Like I said, I did make a little batch last night just to test it out. So look at that moisture y'all Who wouldn't want this in their hair like come on y'all know what it's like for us kinky curly girls To try to find something that's gonna give our hair definition without a whole bunch of chemicals and whatnot Look at that. That is straight moisture Mm-hmm ain't that right Pugsley so now that our water is boiling We're gonna add one fourth cup of flax seed and watch me waste this all over the place There we go Look at it already wasting stuff already So that's our fourth a cup of flax seed and we're just gonna pour it into the water And it's starting to boil I'm gonna take the spoon and just make sure that the flax seed is fully covered In the next few minutes, you're going to see and I'll show you because you're not gonna be able to see it the way it is There's gonna be like this slimy film that's going to start to to form looks like snot Then you'll probably notice it'll have this glaze look that starts to go over it So that's what we're gonna wait for all right. So now It's starting to get that glaze to it and it still may be kind of hard But do y'all see oh, I'm so nasally do y'all see this white stuff on the top Do y'all see how it's starting to glaze? That's the jail starting to form watch It looks watery, but then look See that that's the jail starting to form all right y'all it is done So I just turned the heat completely off And as you can see I'm gonna show you look at that That's definitely Done Look at it Look at the glaze on top of there look at that That is jail Jail and weep jail and weep now I ain't got no weave, but this is definitely jail To transfer or to drain the jail What you're gonna do is you can use either a cheesecloth or you can take the cheap way and the less expensive way and just taking a Old pair of stockings like I did here and just cut the foot out It's a strainer. So I'm just going to stretch it across The bowl and then I'm just gonna tie it down with a rubber band All right, so the jail is completely cooled You can see here How it looks look at that Look at that Ain't it amazing this stuff actually made jail All right, so we're gonna take our stock in put it over the bowl And we're gonna take our rubber band and secure the stock in if it'll stay Secure the stock in on The bowl and we're just gonna take Everything that's in here And we're going to You can use a Spatula if you want to but this phone actually does just fine This is nice and cool. So you don't have to worry about it. I'm not worried about it splattering anywhere It's not going anywhere These these are really the only thing I'm scraping but the jail Comes out pretty nicely Now pretty nicely so once we have everything inside of the stock in We're going to extract it So now we're going to extract it. So all we're gonna do is just we're gonna run our Fingers through here hands, whatever how you want to do it and you're just gonna squeeze All of the jail which will come through extract through the stock in so here we go And we're extracting and hopefully it works for me and hopefully this stock in don't have a hole in it So as you can see it's starting to come through Yeah, so this is it so this is the flaxseed hair gel and it's gonna it's done. It's completed you can See the consistency of it It may be just a little Thicker than I want it, but it can be thin it can be thick is how what consistency works for your hair and You can add some essential oils to it if you like just want two to three drops Swisen this thing and focus so instead of just finding a small amount of this product in a Jail whether it be eco style of jail or what have you? That promotes hair growth Just make it so that it's just potent hair growth for your hair You know so it you don't have to worry about it being having chemicals in it because it's all natural There's little chemicals in it There's no other Additives anything in it that you would find in any other type of hair gel So instead of just the company's just incorporating just a small amount of this stuff That's supposed to grow your hair in those products Just make it yourself and just have your very own and it's solely that product that grows your hair and promotes hair growth And it's nourishing for your hair moisturizing for the hair Prevents breakage and damage and so on and so for but not only it's like see good for your hair but it's also good for your body as well because it's high in fiber and proteins and things like that and it's I Think it's something worth trying. So give it a try. It's real easy as you saw. It's very easy to do So give it a try. So that's all I got for y'all today On this VTO.  Please comment and don't forget to click that subscribe button. It's just Janine I will see you guys on the next video. Bye


A three-story building still under construction on Acombi Crescent in the Yaba area of Liga state has collapsed. There are possible casualties stuck in the building. The building collapsed into another building beside it. According to an eyewitness, a part of the building had collapsed late last year but the construction did not stop. So far only a 16-year-old boy and another adult male have come out of the rubble while there is an unconfirmed number still trapped in the collapsed building. We're now being joined on the Prime Minister's knees by the DJ, CEO, legacy of the emergency monitoring agency. That's Dr. Olufemiake Ossoi Tolu. Good evening. Good evening. Thank you for joining us on the news. Yes. This is another sad incident. I mean, we're just trying to get out of the 21-story building and then another two-story building. And yet, this one, what's going on in Lagos? Now, last year, the operation is ongoing. The Commission of Special Planning is on the ground. The Commission of Special Duties is on the ground. All the key post-repundance are on the ground and the rescue operation, the search and rescue operation is ongoing. However, after we've arrived, from state, the whole search and rescue will be carried out for district investigation. Then we'll be able to answer all these questions. Dr. Olufemiake Ossoi Tolu, thank you for that update. But then my concern, my very first question was the spate of building collapse in Lagos.  Your concern is deeper from my own concern. My own concern now is that I can rescue an operation is ongoing. After we might have finished this job, we will come to look at it politically and we will be able to do the needful. Okay. It's also commendable that your men are already on the ground to search and rescue as many as possible. I'm right there. I told you earlier that the top echelon, the escrow members, the honorable commissioner of the planning, honorable commissioner of social duties are on the ground with all other key stakeholders and search and rescue are ongoing. We are using serious suspected equipment, light and heavy duty equipment, and by the grace of God, we will get to the ground very soon. Okay. By the grace of God. Okay. Now, a part of the building collapsed last year, but construction did not stop. What an effrontery. Why would builders do this to citizens? So, are you looking into this at all? Or what happened? Can you also bring us up to speed? When we look at it politically, after we might have a rescue operation, like now, all our minds, all our efforts, all our adrenaline is on how to save life. So, when we look into it, when we look into it in dignity, then we will be able to do the needful. Okay. Now, your job is to rescue people you search and then rescue. My job is to control politics such as rescue. Okay. After that, we will look all the issues that come up. Okay. So, what about the workers, other workers, what about, did any other, how many people sustained injuries? Because what we have now at the moment is that a 16-year-old boy and another adult male have come out of the rubble. So, what has happened so far? Well, people from the rubble, and they receive adequate treatment, but the operation is still ongoing. So, what should we expect tomorrow? What actions, what other actions will they be taking tomorrow? We will give you the update. Okay. Will your men be working there all night? Definitely. We put all our lights there, fire services are there, the ambulance services are there, our heavy duty equipment are there, which our lights need to take care of, and police. Thank you very much for joining us on our promotion news. Hopefully, we'll reach you again tomorrow. Thank you very much. We pray you'll be able to, we have time for us tomorrow again. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. We wish you the best in your certain rescue efforts.


You can contact me if you want drink Okay, so what's up the name of my talk is ripping media off the wire It's a step-by-step guide if you guys have all the tools and soul on your laptop You can actually just follow along and try and do this right now Otherwise, you know, if you miss something then my slides will be available online. You can follow along then if you like forget or something All right, so let's get started First of all, who the who the hell am I? I'm honey These are my like credentials here. I'm a network administrator I've been for four years and I'm also a professor at John Jay College an adjunct professor That's in New York City in case you didn't hear my accent already I'm also a research assistant for a ballistic research grant and I'm about to study forensic computing masses in the fall and Yeah, I got a CIS and electronic engineering computer networking. All right, I guess I got some skills. I got some I Guess some skills There you go. That's who I am What's the scope of this talk? This talk is gonna walk you through how to download MP3s from my space and from YouTube and we're also gonna talk about the lack of security and protected streaming All right, so the tools that I use for this the role GNU tools W get Firefox The add-on for Firefox called HTTP Fox, which is awesome RTMP dump and This converter that I've used there's other converters, but this one's called convert flu. I mean FLV to MP3s now There's DM there's DMC is right now on the RTMP dump and also when I originally wrote the white paper for this Like convert FLV to MP3. There was a website. You could download it. It's gone. The website is is gone So, you know, I just suspect that there's a DMC takedown on that as well, but you guys are hackers I'm sure you can find the tools so Just a disclosure about this talk Because this presentation describes methods to download protective materials and I'm doing this talk in an effort to raise You know the lack of security and protected streaming All the music that I'm using in my presentation. I actually got permission from the artists themselves so that was pretty cool and Any illegal use of the methods by you know any of you guys like I'm not responsible for that and a legal statement This presentation does break the terms of service for YouTube my space the digital millennium acts and But that's only if you If you download copyrighted materials, you know and not everything on YouTube is copyrighted if somebody has a video of their dog Rolling over and over, you know, that's not that's not protected So if you decide to download, you know, Jay Z's, you know, protected media, well, then you're breaking the law Okay Before we begin There's a couple of I don't know questions that I just want to like answer ahead of time Some people are like, what is the point of this? I use line where what is the point of this? I have a use net account or what is the point of this? I use, you know different Converters, but there's a couple good points about why this is interesting Like the third-party plugins, they're not always reliable or kept up to date on changes. Okay, so like grease monkey I think their last update was like in April. All right, so if my space or YouTube if they change their implementation, you know on On their servers then like, you know, you have to wait for that plugin to be updated in order to use You know use the plug-in. They're not always updated that fast For people who like use online websites in order to Convert stuff like how do you know that, you know, that third-party is not injecting stuff into your mp3s or media? you're trusting someone else and You know online wire like do you have an md5 some on like the mp3? No, you don't because you're obviously like pirating it so you don't have the mp3 are ready to check so and This presentation is not intended to encourage piracy even though I'm talking about it, but it's more about the Distimation of data that is supposed to be you know protected streaming and it's not really protected. So All right, so let's just get some Definitions out the way my space uses on the RTMP protocol So what is that actually using RTMP protocol? But what is that? It's the real-time messaging protocol. It's a proprietary protocol by Adobe There's three variations of RTMP RTMP itself, which runs over port 1935 RTMP T which is used to traverse firewalls and RTMP s which uses our SSL Now the protocol that we're interested in from my space RTMP which is the encrypted real-time messaging protocol and it's a proprietary protocol of Macromedia For streaming video in DRM. It supposedly allows secure transfer of data without SSL and The reason why they implemented this is you know SSL slow But RTMP is supposed to solve that problem. It's supposed to be more easy to implement okay, so I Went to Adobe's website and I just took a couple of clips that they they have available on their website Because basically Adobe is recommending everyone to use RTMP and they're saying you know that It's providing protection from stream ripping which my demonstration is going to show that it isn't So yeah, that's I'm embarrassed for them. This is also from Adobe's website Where they're talking about you know, they're the recommending RTMP more they're saying it's robust okay, and the client picture there, you know, we have the server and it's You know talking to the client and then you know, then it's like playing it in in the client's Player, but like the tool that we're going to use which is RTMP dump RTMP dump basically acts like a proxy. It sits in between, you know, it captures all these requests from You know the servers and it pet it like It's does with the handshaking between, you know The servers and the client and then it compiles the whole file and then it passes the file down to the client So that's what I'm talking about. Well, well, I'll talk about that in a second. Let's see what RTMP does RTMP dump does This is from the man of RTMP dump So this is an ACP server that accepts requests that consist of RTMP dump parameters it It then You know does the handshaking and then it passes the file down to the client and This is also just from Adobe's website. I'm talking about DRM So they're describing DRM there that it's two elements encryption and access control Okay Now that we've got like the definitions out the way. Let's just see how to do this okay, so First how to get mp3 files from my space the first step is you have to install ATP HTTP Fox the Firefox plug-in use Firefox and The next thing you're going to do is you're going to start HTTP Fox and then you're going to browse your MySpace page So for my example, you know this band that gave me like the consent to use their stuff It's a local Brooklyn band. They're like not that well known So they're more than happy to give me, you know consent to have more publicity for their music So you can see at the bottom HTTP you started it's capturing Traffic there at the bottom and you could see you know, I'm playing music there All right, the next step is you have to traverse all this captured traffic So I tried to find something unique about the the URL that I captured so that you can always find it So the unique thing a string that I found was just if you search for get song Then it'll just return one URL and the get song is case sensitive The next thing you have to do is in ATP Fox at the bottom. There's a couple different options So the one option is content and if you browse through the XML file, you'll see you know path for an mp3 so copy that mp3 path and Please notice that It's proceeding. It's RT mp and then the URL, you know dot mp3. Just notice that for a second Okay, so the next thing you have to do is download RT mp dump if you don't have it already and here is the fun part So they're they're kind of tricky. It looks like it's RT mp, but it's not really RT mp It's RT mpe. So if you just change the URL to RT mpe and then run that command and RT mp dump You're going to download the file. So that's the syntax down there for RT mpe dump. It's the executable minus R because you're downloading like an RT mpe stream the only other option I think for RT mpe dump is minus host Then the modified captured URL and then the output of you know your flu your flu name. I Mean your FLV name Okay, so Here's my modified URL you remember before I said notice in the URL that I copied it's an RT mp I changed it here to our tmpe. I don't know if you could see that well, but I had it highlighted in red So now when I execute this command It's going to download the file anyone notice anything weird right here Do you remember like the URL that we copied? Any any hackers notice anything? Weird, I'll let you think on that for a second All right, so I run the commands and it starts downloading. Yay, and then now my downloaded has completed Now okay, so this is what you could have noticed is that the URL that I copied from HTTP Fox the RT mpe URL was a dot mp3, right? So why is my output an FLV? Why am I doing that you hackers could have noticed that like why don't I just download it as an mp3? The reason why you don't download it as an mp3 is because when you do download it as an mp3 The sound quality is really bad So if you use this converter to convert if you download as a FLV and then convert it to this the sound quality is perfect So I use this converter convert it and Now I have my file So do you want to see that in a video? Yeah, let's go for it There's no porn. Sorry. All right So I'm just googling for their MySpace page started HTTP Fox Started HTTP Fox Now I'm going to browse to their MySpace page. You can see all the traffic's coming through It's a lot of traffic every single icon and thing that's on the page Now I'm going to start the song playing Find the URL and all of this traffic. I'm going to do a search for GetSong, but remember it's case sensitive But I'm copying the URL. All right, so someone asked me they're like, why can't you W get the file if you have the URL? So I just I do what you shouldn't do here. You can't W get RTMP streams so I'm gonna show you that You can see what I went through basically to try and figure this out. I Tried all many different options So I'm W getting it. I forgot to put the final name in. Hi folks, my name is Cal I'm one of the senior staff goons here perhaps earlier today You've heard an announcement from priest about humans that have been our conference attendees that have been going into Katie's and doing a Dine-in dash and I'm in one case some folks rang up a bill of over a hundred bucks and then took off with that pain and it's happened multiple times and and We like this hotel so far and and we want to keep coming back so what we'd like to do is Pass the hat if you got a buck or two We've got a couple other senior staff goons that are gonna help Collect a couple bucks and then whatever's left over it has it on the covers of damage it goes to the EFF Okay, I'm gonna start Sorry, we started so we're just gonna have to watch this again for a second. Oh, yeah So this been great tiger. They originally their music was only available on my space And you know I tried the easiest thing to get their music which is just like ask them for it And I tried actually my friend rodent tried to we tried to social them to give us all their music but They wouldn't give it to us. So we have to find alternative ways Actually, they actually gave me a CD after this one this works for this. I mean, yes, you can Maybe they'll fix it. All right. So this is pretty much where I left off before that guy talked So I'm just saying, you know, it's gonna fail because I mean I'm W getting RTMP stream that doesn't work So there's the failure right there. It's not a supported scheme So then the next thing that I'm gonna try and do is I'm gonna just try and use RTMP dump and just download the MP3 without modifying the URL What happens then? That's just a Me saying exactly what I just said actually. Oh, no, that's my test MP3 I'm actually gonna show you to I'm gonna download as an MP3 and play it and you hopefully you can hear that the quality is It's not very good. And that's why I use the converter so that it's it sounds good Okay, so we're gonna expect that this is gonna fail because I haven't modified the URL and it failed All right, so now I'm gonna modify it the URL to include RTMP And it's gonna work there we go. All right, so now you can see the files are there Downloaded successfully But it's an MP3 and like I said it doesn't sound very good Sounds choppy So now I'm gonna run the same command again except I'm gonna download this as an FLV Downloads successful. I looked the file size is exactly the same. You know, it's different format And I'm gonna use the converter To convert it from an FLV back to an MP3 Successful. All right, now, let's see if you can hear the difference on the sound quality. I'm not done. I'm not done Sorry, you gotta keep sitting here Also, so now I'm looking at the file sizes of the two different files And you can see that when it's converted with the convert FLV to MP3 It is the file size. It's getting like repairs it That was our video intermission. So now we'll continue with the next part, which is from YouTube Okay, so how to get MP3 files from YouTube This is just like URL manipulation So the first step you're gonna do is you're gonna install a Firefox if you don't already have it You're gonna install HTTP Fox if you don't already have it You're gonna start HTTP Fox and you're gonna browse to the YouTube page that you want to extract media from So for my example again, I'm using a great tiger the Brooklyn band I'm using one of their videos so This this shot you can see there's traffic already captured there at the bottom and instead of doing a Search for a get song you can just do a search for get In order to traverse all the amount of traffic that you are capturing Get only returns one URL unless like you browse multiple YouTube pages So you're just gonna copy that URL and the next step is download W get if you don't have W get for some reason And we're gonna modify the URL So there's there's parameters within the URL that are extra that you don't need in order to try and W get the file And actually if you don't modify the URL and remove some of the extra parameter Well, no, they're not extra but the parameters that you've captured when you try and convert it. It won't convert properly So there have those syntax of what you need to put into W get W get minus open You know your file name that FL V and then the captured URL So here's the unedited unedited version of the URL you the URL you can see there's a whole bunch of parameters there the web page and Bunch of different parameters There's the URL again. So I Broke down each of the different parameters. So you have to there's get video Then there's a detailed page. There's T and some string of characters. It's 43 characters actually And then there's the FMT that has to do with like a resolution and then there's the video ID, which is like the actual video ID Then there's no flu and SFV So and when you copy the URL all of these parameters come out of order a lot of times So you actually, you know, you have to be able to identify That there's different parameters there They don't always come in the order in the example URL. They come all out of order with the exception of the get video one So let me just talk for a second here. So Originally when I did this white paper like a month ago, you only needed three Parameters you only needed the get video which I was gonna need you needed the the T and the 43 characters And then the video ID you didn't need the SFV but you know, I keep I kept trying my own presentation and make sure it still worked and The guys at YouTube they changed it Tuesday. All right, so Tuesday. I was like, oh my god It doesn't work anymore So I had to re-hack it and I figured out that you just you just need this other parameter too And then you can download it. So that's what I was talking about before were like, you know Grease monkey or something like like that. They changed it So I don't know if you know the the other add-ons if they're still gonna work They're gonna have to go update it re you know, put out the add-on that's gonna Successfully work But if you break out and understand these parameters and they're just like including them or not including some of them You can just hack it all on your own Okay, so I have my example URL and now I have my modified URL at the bottom and I'm just W getting You know this modified URL So there I'm putting the commands into You know what W get With my modified URL Executing it and my downloads complete and now I'm gonna convert it to an mp3 if I want it to be an mp3 file and Let's see a video of all that and like some of the things that don't work in it in my other video Okay, so I'm just going to YouTube and I'm gonna search for Great tigers video because it's really short for this demonstration I'm gonna start ATP Fox and then I'm gonna go to The video page. All right, so that was interesting now we have to Traverse all the captured data to try and find our one URL because you know that video is priceless a Patchy so first I'm going to try the URL without editing and any of the parameters and you can see how it fails Saying this should fail because I'm not going to edit the URL. I'm just going to try and straight W get it from YouTube So, you know file size is zero that they don't work So now I'm going to remove some of the parameters. So I need t equals some string I need get video. I need the video ID and then now just recently I need that ASV No, it is not always ASV equals three. Sometimes it's ASV equals two. It doesn't it doesn't matter though I got you still have to include it Rebellious of the number Yay So now I'm going to convert it into an mp3 So I can listen to it on my portable media device Hey successful. All right, so if you if you don't convert it to an mp3 if you open the FLV file in Winamp and also like VLC Plays if you rename it to an ABI file it also plays Well, at least those two meter pairs That was our second intermission All right, so the the conclusion about this DRM implementations, they're almost always going to fail without some type of special hardware on the client computer You know Adobe they should fix their protocol instead of doing DMCA takedowns on tools You know that are capturing the streaming and stuff like that You know that and they're recommending the RTM PE protocol over the SSL and they're you know saying it's robust And everyone should be using that and you know, it doesn't it doesn't protect against streamer bring The RTM PE protocol well its implementation on my space totally security through obscurity All right, I added the e and I can download stuff. All right, that's not that's not real security and It's susceptible to man in the middle of tax There's references and downloads. All right, so that's so that's my talk Do you guys want to do like a Revisit on like a back-in-the-day hack. It's kind of random, but um I'm actually just curious if like anyone knows about this All right in a second show. I mean, it's really kind of like a story, but Sorry one second. I forgot I set up a proxy on my Firefox. I'm just disabling it Okay, so um, does anyone remember the original like Sega console Where's images? I can't really see is it here? Did I did I mis-type it? No, the original say let me see. Thank you. All right, so I'm talking about this one All right, then it didn't anyone else have this like when they were a kid Yeah, wait raise your hands for real like show me love Yes. Yes. All right. So when I was a kid Figured out that like if you didn't put a game in the console and like you hit a bunch of different buttons on the you know on the remote it would take you into a An Easter egg that was in the Sega console So I love this game. I was like obsessed with this game I played all the time and it has really stupid music in it I'm and I actually I Found the game Someone someone not put it, you know used an emulator and they put it online Which I was like ecstatic about because I don't still have this a good console and like I was very disappointed that you know I didn't keep you know get to play the game. So I found online and I actually ripped the mp3 file out of You know just that being online and I gave it mp3 to great tiger And I'm like trying to get them to sample the stupid music that's in you know This game and I tried to explain to them that like no you can use it It's from like an Easter egg, you know the music from like an Easter egg game in like their original Sega console from like the 80s Like no one's gonna know but they don't uh, they don't trust me about that. I'm still waiting for them to sample it but um Let me see if I could find the game real quick for you Funny all right. So look at this. It's it's awesome. Yes. I can't see to play But The music sounds just like their title right so there's a time and there's like 13 rounds Which I can't play because I can't say I'm actually really good at this game So when you finally beat the 13th level on the game you get the email address of the programmer So, you know, I emailed them like oh my god. Thank you. I love this game.  So All right, so that's it. I'm done


Each year, it seems as though more and more urban interface incidents unfold, and each year we learn from these experiences.  Typical of an urban interface incident, 15 different entities had personnel on that fire. The Waterfall Fire Accident Investigation Report is now available on the Nevada Division of Forestry's website. The lessons learned from this fire are of value to any area that faces multi-jurisdictional, multi-agency, emerging fires in an urban interface. We encourage you to read it and share it with your local cooperators in your pre-season meeting. The time will come when every local unit will have to face their own waterfall fire, the worst fire in their history. How well they're prepared for it will depend on your efforts before it starts. Now let's go back to the field and hear from some firefighters that were on that fire. On the waterfall incident, we had a fairly significant burn-over type incident up in a cul-de-sac at the top of a subdivision, and fortunately, nobody was injured. We did lose some equipment, but it actually went well. We got everybody out okay. The next day, we had the waterfall fire run down on two more subdivisions, Timberline and Lakeview. Timberline, we lost a few structures, but it was a very safe operation. Lakeview, we didn't lose any structures, and I think it's due to some of the lessons we learned the previous day. One of the big ones was traffic and traffic patterns. What I tried to do, I was ops on the fire, is up in the Lakeview subdivision. As part of our briefing of all resources coming in, we made it very clear that we maintained one clear lane on every road that we had. That was a problem up in King's Canyon. We had a lot of bunching up of resources that caused some problems with egress. By maintaining one lane, we were able to move around and get around a lot easier. Another thing that we did up in Lakeview that I didn't do the day before is I put more fireline supervision into this subdivision. When you have a spread out subdivision with narrow access and small roads, one division supervisor can't oversee all of that. What I did is brought divisions down from some other divisions that didn't have a lot of resources, didn't have much activity, and brought them down to help with this urban interface situation that we had, as well as I utilized the strike team and task force leaders heavily also. Basically use them as segments within the fire. That really helped out. What goes along with that is you need to further expand your communication plan though. Make sure that everybody understands who's talking to who, what frequencies are being utilized, and make sure everybody has a clear understanding of the communication plan. And then the last thing that I learned is we need to have a very diverse group of resources in an urban interface. We need a Type 1 crew, which I had, which was able to do a lot of the clearing and firing out. I had Type 3 engines that were mobile and were able to pick up hot spots. I had Type 1 engines that were available to take on a structure if a structure did ignite. And I had bulldozers that were around prepping, around structures, as well as helping to control the fire. And I think that diversity of resources is vital. Accountability is huge. You can't overestimate that. The circumstances that we were just in here with the waterfall fire and the burn over, that was one of, as the strike team leader in that particular instance, that was one of my major considerations was the accountability. The personnel accountability report was in fact, I think, spun out of several tragic firefighter losses within structural firefighting. It's a very simple tool if used appropriately and implemented through policy that allows the person that's responsible for the individual component, whether it be a task force or a division or a group, or actually the entire incident, which may have some limitations in terms of a wildland setting because you have so many individuals generally involved, but it does allow them through proper procedure and through proper radio communications to request or call for par. I guess that's the nomenclature that's used. And if everyone has trained on it, they're aware of that procedure when they hear that call for par. They do make their accountability known to their immediate supervisor. And they are able to track resources and track personnel in particular following that process.


Hello, my name is John Wallachie. I'm a Watson-Inner Things Developer Advocate. IBM is really delighted to be sponsoring the ST Microelectronics Developer Conference. And this morning, we shared with developers how to program the ST Microelectronics Sensor Tile. And we sent data up to the IBM Watson IoT platform. We ingested data into Bluemix. And we built some really innovative applications. And so the point of taking innovative products and tying it to a cloud platform is the ability to solve some interesting, maybe it's a consumer product, maybe it's an industrial production line, maybe it's manufacturing. And we share with developers how to take the sensor tile and send sensor data to the platform. And we used IBM's open source project called Node-RED to build some dashboards. And send some alerts. And share with the platform the various capabilities of the sensor tile. And I think developers walked away with a better understanding of the hardware and of the cloud platform. So the combination of ST Microelectronics and IBM using their sensor tile and IoT platform that IBM brings with Bluemix and Watson IoT is the ability to create really innovative products. And it's the partnership of the hardware and the software and the cloud offering that's going to be excited to see what developers build next.


Good afternoon, everyone. It's Gabrielle over here at Oxmer Toyota. You all we're gonna talk a little bit about this is a 2021 it's a Toyota Tundra. This one is the SR 5. Now that extra your color is called Barcelona Red Metallic. Now for the lighting on here, you're going to have halogen headlights. You'll have the LED DRLs, and then you have the halogen fog lights. Now this Tundra is going to have the SX package. So with that you'll have your upgraded 18-inch black alloy wheels. Now you're going to have the predator tube step.  So with the SX package, you're also going to have the 10-way power adjustable driver seating and you'll have a four-way adjustable for your passenger seating. Now you are going to have an 8-inch touch screen. There'll be Android Auto with Apple CarPlay, and there's also going to be a backup camera. And then for the back, you are going to have a spray and bed liner back here. All right, you all so if you have any questions on this Tundra, feel free to let us know. All of our contact info is right here. Thanks you all for watching and I'll see you soon. Bye.


Hey, we've been getting this question a lot. How do I effectively answer a call, talk, and then transfer to a closer? Or Cody, I've got openers, and I want to train my openers to do exactly what I'm talking about. This has been a popular question, hot topic right now. We're talking a lot about this in our Telesells Mastery membership group that we'll put the links in below, as well as, I know a lot of agents that are plugging into companies that have openers, or they either are hiring their own opener. Even if you're accepting live transfers, and you're just a closer, knowing this process will help you think through how to take a call, even if you're the closer, right? So we're going to go through how to effectively transfer a call to a closer, a live transfer using an opener. I'm also going to give you some ideas on where you could actually find those later on in this video, so make sure you stay tuned, all right? I'm going to walk through what I think of as like a five-step, very simple process that anyone can do if they knew that this was the actual steps, all right? A lot of agents don't need me to give it all away, but if I give them the steps and I point you in the right direction, a lot of agents watching our content seem to end up finding the right direction, okay? So the first thing you need to do is actually open the call properly, right? I call this the intro portion of the call. What are you saying? Are you saying, like, a lot of us are trained, is this Betty? Are you Betty? Can I speak to Betty, right? Is Betty there? No, no, no. You know the person's name. You know who it is. Just ask for them confidently. I train on this in our university and our cell systems and webinars, everything else. You need to, this is the number one phone skill, hello, Betty, right? Hello, Betty. That intro, also, I like to use, I don't like to use my last name or company name unless I see it as being relevant, right? Hello, Betty. This is Cody, okay? It's very simple, but that intro portion is the key to opening up the call properly. I mean, they always say, right, you get a second to make a first, good first impression. It's the same thing we said on the phone, right? You get about five seconds to really, as soon as you open your mouth, they're going to start to evaluate you and think about whether they want to keep talking to you, whether they want to hang up on you, and you don't want to hang up, right? The next step is that you want to establish yourself as the expert. I'm calling because of this, getting back to you because of this. I am the local filled underwriter on this subject, and my goal is to see if you qualify because you responded. Now, first question, do you still, right? You can take it multiple different ways. We'll get you to think about this.  You know, is your date of birth still this? Do you still live in the state of Missouri, right? Some type of question to not all that, that will lead us to the next portion. But positioning yourself as the expert will actually help with what number three is because that's the one of the big things agents struggle with on the phone. They struggle with them being seen as the expert and having control of the call. And positioning the call early in the right frame of mind, okay? So after expert, that's what brings us into staying in control of the call. And that opening question is key. That opening question is key because it helps eliminate objections, establishes you as the expert, and helps you continue to be in control of the call extremely, extremely important. Intro, expert control. Next piece that we'll spend a little more time on is the actual qualifying, actually to qualify the prospect. And it's extremely important simply because this is the first, what we're talking about right now is the first three, four, even five minutes of the call. And when you're talking through the first three, four, five minutes of the call, you want to qualify them in or you want to qualify them out.   And you need to realize that so that you can actually start to be in control of your time and that you can spend your time talking, talking to qualified individuals that are worth talking to. You want to help everyone, but sometimes we can't. And you still have to run a business, you have to make money, you have to put food on your own table, which means, and the more people you move on to, you can't help them, why spend time with them? The less you spend time on someone, the more time you can spend with someone you can help. You can get the idea, right? And you can end up spending more time with people that you can actually help and that makes sense. When I talk about qualifying, we're not talking about qualifying for interest level. Okay. Early in the call, you're not going to know what the interest level is. The interest, they already have interest. They responded. They filled out a card. They filled out an ad. They answered a call and they talked about it and they're allowing that opener to call them to live transfer to a closer, right? So when you're talking about qualifying, you're talking about really, really you're talking about three things. You're talking about the area in which they live. You're talking about the health and you're talking about that they're able to pay the way that you want them to pay, okay? So whatever that may be, right? I'm going to raise bank account and put pay. However, I'm going to let you in on a little secret of what I business I would and would not accept, okay? So are they still in the state that they were in? Are they in a state you're licensed in, right? Are they currently residing in a state that you can help them in, okay? Area, super valuable, right? If they're in a different part of the world or a different state or they, you were advertising this state but somehow they've responded to another state, right? And you're not licensed in that state, then you can't help them. So area is super important, super valuable health. What's their health like? And does it meet the criteria of what you're looking to qualify them for? This is, I use these things as a good takeaway early on. It's perfect takeaway selling, you know? What's the health like? What's the health questions that you have and ask those knockout health questions early in the first three or five minutes so that you get those out of the way? And that when you ask those, you know that if you spend an hour with them they can most likely medically qualify based on the answers they gave you in the first few minutes of the call. So that health piece, very, very important. I don't want to spend time with an hour with someone that's only going to be guaranteed issue if I personally don't want to write guaranteed issue. And I personally don't want to write guaranteed issue, okay? All right? So health, the third piece is the payment piece, right? Do they still have a checking or savings account? Is it active? Is it a bank account? Is it a direct express card? Like what do they have? What do they pay with? And if you're, like one thing most people forget about is I would set guidelines on what you're going to do business with. If they don't meet your guidelines like age, area, health, payment, right? I didn't even add age but you could easily say that age is a qualifying factor because if you only write someone that's 50 to 85 and they're 86 or 49, then you may not be able to or may not want to help them. So age definitely is a piece as well, okay? So that payment piece, I like to do business with people that also do business with a checking or savings account, right? Or bank or credit union. I don't like to accept direct bill, direct express, cards, none of those things. Money order, right? I prefer to do business with people that use a, that have a checking or savings account and will allow the bank to send the money to the insurance company once a month, okay? That's big. That's a personal guideline and expectation of me. I don't know what yours is but that's what it is for me, okay? So think about what it is for you when it comes to payment. What does that look like for you and do they qualify based on the criteria that you're wanting to qualify them on, right? Also, also then you have two different options on how you actually transfer the call to a rep, right? This is simple dialer stuff. But you have two different options. You can do a cold transfer or you can do a warm transfer. Cold is you're sending the call to the closer and you're just hitting a button and sending it over and then they're going to answer the phone and start talking to the person. Or a warm transfer to a closer is where the three of you are actually going to be on the phone together. So you've got the opener. The other way it's just the prospect and the closer. This way you've got the opener and the prospect and the closer all on the phone at one time and you're warm transferring it over and the three of you are submerged on a conference call and then you are the openers telling the closer details about the prospect so that it's a warm handoff rather than a cold handoff. So that's the final piece of a transfer and how you can effectively do it. So think about this, all right? Transfers, intro, the open, becoming an expert and if you like what we're seeing and you want to become a telesales machine, we've got a link below to actually join a telesales membership. Right now we're giving away 300 bucks and wiping that off of the joining fee. Again, I'm not sure what time you're watching this video, right? Intro, expert, control, qualify, transfer. This is how to effectively transfer a live call from an opener to a closer. Hey, if you like this video and you want to learn how to overcome every single objection you will ever get, go to that video, click on it and I'll see you there. Today we'll go down as one of the best single insurance sales trainings that you've ever been a part of. I'm confident and I'm certain on that so you do not want to miss them.


Foreign currency transactions, and let's see a practical question. Here we will see how the accounts are translated into local currency. A-limited imported on 31st January 2020, computed from China for invoice value of 30,000 yen. As per terms of the transaction, payment was to be made in the following manner. On 31st January 2021, you imported a computer and payment was to be made in the following manner. 20,000 yen on April 30th and 10,000 yen on July 12th. As you can see, the transaction was made on 31st January. On 31st January, the rate of yen was 20.7. You have to book on this rate, debit the computers and credit the accounts. As the payment is being made, you are giving 21.3. The payment is obviously from this rate. You will have to see the amount of payment we are making. Similarly, the rest of the year ends, the balance is saved. As you have paid 20 out of 30 and 10 out of 10. You have the inventory or the computers you have read. How to translate them? Let's see. Purchase is 30,000 into 220.57. It comes to 621 debit and accounts payable 621 credit. The payment you are making on 30th April is 21.30. You have to pay the accounts payable from the old rate. But the payment you are making is 20.7, which is 420. The difference between the two is that if you are going to multiply the initial rate with 2.7, it will be 414,000. The exchange loss will be 6600. Because you will have to pay more. On the year end, the accounts payable that you have to pay, you will get cash exchange loss on the year end. Because you have 20 out of 30 and 10 out of 10. So even look at that 10. What was your original rate and what is later? Later, it becomes your rate. 27.235. So the difference of the rate will be a kind of exchange loss. Because you will have to pay more. The accounts payable will increase. And the exchange loss will be 6000 or 3000. At the end of the year, it will be in your income statement. Because these two losses will go into your income statement. And the accounts payable that has been saved in the end, you will have to adjust it with the closing rates. So even in this, you can see that you are gaining in this. So this translation you will have to do under different rates. This is if you purchase. If this is for sales, you will have to book a receivable and create sales. And accordingly, the money that will come, the rate of that particular date will receive money from it. But the original book will create it. And the difference is the gain or loss that you will book. So this is how the foreign currency business, import and export business translation will be made in park rupees. Thank you very much.


On entertainment news, the wife of Oshun state governor, Kaffayat Uyetola Kaffayat, has inaugurated the Oshun International Fashion Week, which runs for three days. The initiative is to sensitize the residents and the need to be conscious of socio-cultural issues. The clearing that we opened in Oshubu, Uyetola's wife, describes the initiative as a round peg in a round hole. Saying it is coming at the time, the nation has resolved to diversify its economy towards sustainable development. The governor's wife says the gesture is to reposition the Adiré textual industry. She says it is sharing to note that the state had begun to leverage an ingenious resources to grow its revenue base. She advocates the need for the members of the state executive council to adopt a policy that will make Adiré attire a must wear, at least one day in a week in the various offices of government. I thank the organizers of this week for dedicating these to the Adiré industry. It reflects the fact that we are now beginning to leverage on indigenous resources to grow our revenue based on both the economy of our states. Commissioner for Culture and Tourism Adébisi Obawali says the initiative has been designed to provide employment opportunities for the team and youth and job seekers in the state. According to him, about 120 young fashion models will be restrained to broaden their skills, after which they will be taken abroad to expand the scope of their businesses. If we do a new set of news in this area, to be good and to be marketer of address, and if we do a new program, we are committed to our side going, so that clear when we are not at the end, we have to ask our kids who are in front of me. Alaie More of Idoshu Obawadi-Dakbo Adirémi speaks on the need for the black race, particularly the Yoruba's, to go back to the drawing board and take their position as the best culture in Yoruba's inclined nation. We have to embrace our culture, especially the great ones which are enduring legacy from generations to generations. We have to expunge the harmful practices which are so-called culture because we are the custodian of culture. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.