The National Broadcasting Company at its affiliated stations present the Pacific story. This is the story of the Pacific, the drama of the millions of people who live around this greatest sea, where the United States is now committed to a long-term policy of keeping the peace. This, as another public service of the National Broadcasting Company, is the background story of the events in the Pacific and their meaning to us and to the generations to come. Tonight, because of the growing interest in Russia on the Pacific, we repeat the story of Siberia's people. Siberia's people, the secret of her strength. That man came out here from Leningrad. Lithuanian, the Mime Director, pointed to a blonde Russian. And that man down there came from the Ukraine. From the grain fields of the Ukraine to here in Siberia. And that man over there came from the Donetsk Basin. He came out here to teach these Yakutsks here how to mine the modern machine. 500 miles inland from the Sea of Okutsk in the region of Yakutsk, men from all over the USSR are working alongside the native Yakutsks, the slant-eyed Asiatics, who for centuries have trapped and traded in this frozen wilderness. The European Russians work with them with zeal and enterprise. Those Russians came out here to Soviet Russia not in chains as I came 40 years ago. They came out here because they wished to come. Ziponian had come to Siberia as an exile. 20 million Russians came out here to Soviet Asia in the first year after Hitler attacked us in 1941. 20 million in the first year. More have come since. The slow migration to Siberia, which had begun long ago as a mere trickle, had overnight turned into a flood. The European Russians came bag and baggage to work out their destiny with the Yakutsks, the Tunguses, the Lopare, the Koryaks, the Gylyaks, the Samoyed. The hardships of Siberia tempered and toughened them, made them strong and resourceful. They mixed with these people and with the pioneers, and with the descendants of the exiles who have been sent out here in the days of the tsars. Today, Soviet Asia is humming with activity, but it is not the blast furnaces, nor the mines, nor the aircraft factories, nor the steel mills that make Soviet Asia strong. It is the people. The people made the city's rise out of the wilderness. First came the trappers and the firm merchants. They penetrated across the thousands of miles of Siberian wilderness, even across the bearing straits down into Alaska. Then came the Kossaks, who were given large parcels of land on the frontiers in return for military service. Then the exiles. Ah, another one. Poor, miserable wretch. Come in. Come in. Zoponyin was 26 when he was arrested in Moscow and locked up in the house of preliminary detention. What are you here for? They did not tell me. They just came to my quarters and took me and brought me here to be served. What is your name? What is your business? My name is Zoponyin. I'm a writer. You're written against the government? I have written for a newspaper in Paris about our national affairs. Why are you here? I do not know. I'm a chemist. And you? I am a professor of history. They had no warrant for my arrest? Nothing. They just took me. Didn't they say why they were taking you? Only that my presence was prejudicial to public order. Yes. They said my presence was incompatible with public tranquility. They did not even give me a chance to let my people know what had happened to me. I must get in touch with my people or my friends. Do you want the same thing to happen to them? Can I do nothing? Am I simply to stay here in this cell until I'm tried? You will not be tried. You will not even have a hearing. How long have you been here? 15 months, almost 16. And I've been here a year. How long will they keep me locked up here? Last week, a girl who had been locked up in this place for two years went insane. Then they took her out. And the young woman who had been here for only two months was sentenced to 20 years in the mines of Cara. Cara? Yes, to Siberia. And you remember Bukharin? The journalist? Yes. They held him here for 18 months in solitary confinement. He is that he's thrown to the peace of glass. Does no one escape?  If they never escape, sit down, Zabonion. Do not be impassive. By a personal use case of Bukharin, Zabonion was sentenced to exile in Siberia. And with him, the professor and the chemist. Their destination, Yakutsk. Chained together, the convicts started their long march to Siberia. Among them were physicians and merchants, a nobleman and a bootmaker, an author and three students, and a Caucasian princess, two government officials, the daughter of the leader of a forbidden society, a lawyer, a geologist and a baker. Slowly, they trudged over the long, long exile road into Siberia. It is getting dark. We cannot stop until we reach there. The village is not even in sight. Over this road, many prisoners had gone before, covering about 18 miles a day. And arriving at the end of each day's march are the etopies of Variks at the edge of a village. There, there it is. Yes. There at the peak wooden wall around us. Hurry, hurry. We will not get a bench. There was not space for all in the etopies. The lucky ones got benches to sleep on. Every third day, they rested. Then they marched again. This is Chelyabinsk. There is the railway station that everyone talks about. And there is the heated prison. This is Omsk. This is where Dostoevsky, the old probably exiled back in 1850. This is Novorossibeersk. We are only halfway to our destination. This is Yenisei province. It was in this province, the Chichenskoye, with the brilliant lawyer Vladimir Ilych Lenin in his exile. This is Krasnoyarsky. We are now about 3,000 miles from St. Petersburg. And just out of here, at Minyushinsky's wear print, Alexander Kropotkin, Martin Yavl, an after-release for exile. Yerkutsk. From here we must go by sledge with dogs for reindeer. Nershinsky. We are only a thousand miles from Yakutsk. Yakutsk, Yakutsk. We are at the end of our march. This is our place of exile. Yerkutsk on the Lena River, almost as far north as Fairbanks, Alaska, was called the People's Prison. It was a village of dreary log huts on the wilderness. Here Alexander Pushkin, the great Russian writer, and many other notables had been exiled. Zyponian and others among the exiles learned the language of the Yerkutsk and made friends of them.  No, we do not believe in the same thing. You'd less the same? These are the only clothes we have. The police chief and the officials of the Tsarist government cheat us. They do? We work all season to catch Irmine and Sable and Mink and Squirrel and Martin.  How often do they come? Two and sometimes three times a year. Everything we do is for them. Can you help us? Yakutsk was a thousand miles from a railroad. In the summer, boats moved up the Lena River to the village and in the winter the frozen river was used as a road. The main traffic was in furs but gradually the talents of the exiles found other things in this wilderness. Strange words were spoken that the Yakutsk scarcely understood. Gold they knew was in the land but silver and copper and lead and nickel, these were little known. The Pawnian studied them. Today I went exploring in the Lena River basin around Yakutsk. I collected some interesting specimens. Some of them are beads of ore which show what reaches the biden this soil. And some tell the story of this country. The story of the ages that have gone before and the peoples who have lived here. These little journeys of exploration are all that relieve the horror of this unbearable loneliness. The exiles studied the plants and the geology. They studied the people and their customs. They studied the needs of this great new country and what they saw and learned they put down on paper. Tuberculosis and syphilis are the scourges of Yakutsk. There is no adequate way to deal with them. The weather is dreary and forbidding which increases the suffering from these and the other diseases. As for events, almost nothing happens. We eagerly await the arrival of new convicts so that we may get some word of the outside world. When we have consumed all the news they bring we settle back once more into futility. There is no hope. Nothing but the day-to-day struggle to keep alive. What the exiles suffered in Yakutsk they suffered in burying degrees in other prison outposts in Siberia. In their shinsk and cara they worked in their mines hewing out the frozen soil. In Shelyabinsk, in Petrovsk, in Minnesinsk they endured the bitterness of the Siberian exile but they came to understand the value of this great frozen country and what it could mean to an enterprising government. The revolution swept through the land from European Russia across the thousands of miles of wilderness to Yakutsk to Vladivostok, to the shores of the Pacific revolution and counter-revolution. To the exiles in Siberia who had been isolated principally because they were against the government of Imperial Russia it meant a new and brighter day had dawned. Their chains were broken. Violent conflict raged in Soviet Asia one faction against another and the Soviets against the Japanese who had landed in the maritime province with some 70,000 men. At last in the early 20s the Japanese were gone and the Soviets set about putting their house in order. European Russians started migrating eastward. They are coming by the hundreds of thousands. Now we can develop our industries out here. Our industries, yes, but we must have more farmers. We must develop our industries to make the weapons to defend Soviet Asia. Yes, but unless we have enough food we can have no industries. Siberia is rich in gold and turds and timber and we have our great resources yet untouched but all these we can lose if we are not able to feed the hundreds of thousands who are coming out here. Along with our industrial development we must have a great agricultural development. By 1930 there was a moderate migration into Soviet Asia. Suddenly the settlement of Soviet Asia became an immediate necessity. The Japanese had created an incident at Mukden and were invading and occupying all Manchuria across the river from Soviet Asia. Soviet Asia must be converted into a fortress to withstand both onslaught and siege. There is everything in Soviet Asia to make it strong. We must develop these resources, build cities, railroads, highways. We must construct military installations, air bases, shipyards. We must raise an army whose sole duty it is to defend the Soviet Far East. And we must hear on these planes raise the food to feed them. This meant people, more immigrants. It meant farmers. It meant that experienced farmers from the fields of Europe and Russia must be brought out to Soviet Asia. Their families must be brought out. They must be set up on the land of Siberia with farm equipment and livestock. The government will move me and my family out here? So spoke Russian farmers in the Ukraine. Yes, the decree has been issued by Stalin. All those who migrated to Soviet Asia within the next six months will be given transportation and housing and supply. It will be hard starting from the beginning in that new country. The government will do everything to help you. The government is anxious that you succeed. Farmers left their lands in European Russia and headed eastward. The great plains of Soviet Asia were opened up to agriculture. And meantime, industrial cities were springing up out of the wilderness, growing not by accident at a given point, but growing according to plan at the point where there would be of the most value. The people, the enterprising, far-seeing people of Russia were breaking the ground at a thousand places. Our research experts found these deposits here at Yakutsk. The ponion, the exile, has become the ponion, the mine director. If this is copper, we are mining here. And in this basin, we are also mining silver, and lead, and nickel. Long before the Russian Revolution, the exiles of Yakutsk had known these treasures were in the ground. Now they are being taken out and fashioned into implements and weapons. We are rich as hills, and we are now mining. While modern machinery brings out the valued ore at this place, which in the days of the exiles was no more than a perth trading post, other research experts are probing for other resources and developing other enterprises. This is the state fur farm. I am in charge of it. This Russian came from Europe. This is the headquarters of the trapping collective. I am in charge of it. This Russian also came from Europe. This is the headquarters of the trapping collective. Under the hands of these people, the Siberia of yesterday was transformed, and yet even they could not dream of what lay ahead. By 1941, millions of Russians had migrated to Soviet Asia. As Americans migrated to the Wild West, the Russians migrated to their Wild East. Yet even millions spread out over the vastness of Soviet Asia were not enough. But most important, the pattern had been set. Instead of developing health as scattered according to the whims and enterprise of individuals, Soviet Asia developed according to a great plan. The plan was to make Soviet Asia self-supporting and strong. When Hitler struck, the Russians fell back. Behind the lines in the great Soviet industrial centers, the Russians worked to carry out Stalin's famous scorched earth order. That is the order. For the enemy must not be left a single engine. A single railway car. Not a single pound of grain. Not one gallon of fuel. Now let us get this machinery loaded. Every small piece of it. All right. Up with it. Move it up on the car.  Entire industrial plants were uprooted in European Russia in the regions endangered by the Nazis. Massive machinery was loaded on trains, and with the machinery were loaded the workers. Everything is loaded on these trains and ready to move eastward. Very well. All right, breakman give the signal. Take it away and it will start loading the next train. Over the railroad that had been so laboriously laid eastward to the Urals and beyond to the great spaces of Soviet Asia, the trains moved heavily laden with the transplanted industry. That was the greatest migration in all the history of man. Russians from every part of the Soviet Europe flooded out here with every train load. And soon you were building new homes and new schools and expanding our mining operations here at the Soviet Union. The Ponyim and the other exiles would learn about this country in the long years before and now with the leaders. Throughout the thousands of miles from the Urals to the Pacific the wilderness team with new activities. We are draining this now so that we can build a shipyard here. To be strategically located so that it has access to steel from the new mills and yet to protect it from attack from the open sea. We are cutting a corridor through this forest. Transportation is essential to this region. And we are cutting the way for a railroad and a highway. We will have this bridge built in the wreck of time. It will link two vital regions and make Soviet Asia stronger both economically and from a military point of view. The dynamite is placed under the logs and ice, but I do not know if this germ can be blasted out. Because the logs and ice are all frozen together? Yes, it is almost one solid mass. Water is flowing deep under it. Yes, but I have never seen such a log jam as this. You are new out here in Siberia. Are all the men clear? Yes, they are waiting for the blast. Set it off. Yes, sir. The logs are going down the river. I did not think it could be done. We do hear what we must do. Against the blizzard and the biting cold of the Siberia winter the millions of western Russians struggled hewing a civilization out of the wilderness. In the scorching heat of the summer they worked fighting fires and mosquitoes, never stopping in their enormous plan of development and construction. Is the ground here all days frozen? The surface tauts out in the summertime. But below the surface the ground is still frozen. There is no drainage, so the water stays on the surface. I scared someone out of it. How long have you been out here, Mr. Disappointed? Well, nearly 40 years. 40 years? We have need of young engineers like you out here. I feel so insignificant. It is like having a whole new world to build. Everything is here to work with, but we must do the building. In another generation, Soviet Asia may have a population as large as that of the United States. I can see it coming. And it will take all the imagination and the work of millions of us to develop Soviet Asia. Millions of European Russians and workers and farmers poured into Soviet Asia. Before the war, I belonged to the special Red Banner Far Eastern Army. I left Western Russia and joined the Far Eastern Army for duty in Soviet Asia because the pay was higher. When I had finished my service in the Far East, they encouraged me to stay there. If you wish to go into a profession out here, the government will pay you a bonus. But I am a farmer. The government will subsidize you until you are well established. Then you will be permitted to sell your crops in the open market. Great numbers of Red Army men from Western Russia settled in Siberia. They worked for the development of Soviet Asia, and periodically they reported for training. Boomtowns rose in the frontier country. Yes, Magnitigorsk is now a great city. Now remember when it was only a village. Today our blast furnaces turn out thousands of pounds of matter each day. The population of Magnitigorsk now runs into the hundreds of thousands. And where the icy wind whistled over the solitude of the lonely village, today there are other sounds. This is Stavlowsk, the most important railroad center in this region. We call it the Soviet Chicago. From here in the Ural, the massive trains roll out to Soviet Asia to the Pacific. But no longer is equipment and produce taken to Soviet Asia. Today Stavlowsk sees the trains bringing to Western Russia the equipment and produce from Soviet Asia. Behind all this fabulous development are the people. The Russians who came out into this new country as exiles ought to escape tyranny and persecution. And the tribes that have been roaming this unbelievable vastness since the Stone Age. The people are harnessing its resources. I am an Uzbek. Our Uzbek Republic is in Central Asia, 3,000 miles from the Pacific. Once we depended on illegal rain that came to our desert to help us grow our fruit and melon in cotton. Now we have built dams and irrigation systems. Now when the sun melts the snow in the mountain far away, the rivers bring the water down to us. In our irrigation systems, water aligns. The water has enabled the Uzbeks to grow more and better cotton. And to handle the cotton, mills and factories have been built. Today in this desert country, an industrial center is growing up. I am a Buryat Mongol. Our Buryat Republic is on the border of Mongolia in far eastern Soviet Asia, 1,200 miles from the Pacific. For years we were nomads, 300,000 of us. We roamed the pasture lands with our herds. Now we have learned to work with machinery and those of us who still are nomads roam only in summer and settle down in villages in winter. Today at Ulan Uday on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, the Buryat Mongols have one of the great locomotive works of Soviet Asia. I am a Yakut and this is our village here at Yakutsk, 500 miles from the sea of Akhatsk. I learned all I know of mining from that Russian down there. In the mine, the blond-haired Russian from the Donetsk Basin directs the operations. Under the direction of experts like the men from the Donetsk Basin, great numbers of the Yakutsk have gotten to the mine. And great numbers of them have learned the Russian language as we have learned their language. That has been one of the amazing things out here, Mr. Zepionov. We learned their language, which is related to the Turkish family of languages in order to learn to live with them when we came out here so many years ago. And they learned Russian not only together long with us but so that they could speak with the people of the other sides, like the Gelyaks and the Samoyev and the Tungus. I noticed that even the Yakut children speak Russian. Russian is taught in the schools along with Yakut. And our newspapers are printed in both Yakut and Russian. And to encourage learning and culture, we have here in Yakutsk a library of 550,000 books. How different this must be from the place you came to 40 years ago. Yes, it is different. We have here in this outpost of Yakutsk just about everything every modern city has.  But these are only the outward things, the things you see. What is behind them is what is important. And that is the people and their determination to be safe and strong. You have been listening to the Pacific Story, presented by the National Broadcasting Company and its affiliated independent stations as a public service to clarify events in the Pacific and to make understandable across currents of life in the Pacific Basin. For a reprint of this Pacific Story program, send 10 cents in stamps or coin to University of California Press, Berkeley, California. May I repeat? For a reprint of this Pacific Story program, send 10 cents in stamps or coin to University of California Press, Berkeley, California. The Pacific Story is written and directed by Arnold Marquess. The original musical score was composed and conducted by Thomas Paluso. Your narrator, Gain Whitman. 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Hey everyone and welcome to diamond on steamboat it is a steamboat Willie horror game as you all know steamboat Willie went public domain And we're getting steamboat Willie horror games left and right and and let's go ahead and begin this gameplay I expect this to be awesome because the previous one previous thing we just played a captain Willie that thing was through the roof Okay, so storage room number one. All right. Well, what does that like the Chamber of Secrets from Harry Potter? Okay, so we got a paper here, but it we can't we can't grab this up. Nope. Okay, so I don't know if he wants me to collect papers or not Okay, so that's his office number one to dead end nice. Oh What we got Steve oh Willie? It's so sad though. It's kind of making me sad. Hey, you're driving the boat dude. You're gonna. It's gonna crash Nobody's driving it What and we're dead we're freaking dead Oh, what just happened We literally just spawned and then we got attacked by by a nightmare freaking rabbit rat All right, I don't know that was supposed to happen or not, but That was insane man. We just died it like not even a minute into the game Okay, so it seems like we need to collect some keys. Oh, oh there you are There's the culprit he pretends to be sad and then he turns bad and attacks you man When you least expect it is when you get attacked. So I should have known that man I walked straight into that trap without knowing I mean I I wasn't gonna know who's gonna turn into a giant rat Who would have known that? Okay, so All these doors are locked We can't open into these animation room number two They're all freaking closed dude. It's like they want us to die out here in these hallways. Okay office number two is open But oh there's a drawing of steamboat Willie ain't gonna lie whoever did that ten out of ten bro Because if I were to attempt that it would it would look way crappier It would probably be like a stick figure drawing right here music Hey, we found the first key. Oh And the paper okay with is that like another variant or is that the That kind of looks like a character, but it doesn't I don't think it is Hey, okay, cool got some bangers in there. Okay, so we grabbed them. Was it a green key? I think this door over here had green lettering. So that might unlock it. Okay. Yeah animation room number two Okay, sick. This is animation room this place is a dump Man, I mean what do I expect they created steamboat Willie like in the what 19? I don't even know bro to be honest 1960s or something I'm just I'm just talking off the top of my head right now. I didn't know what year he was created Okay, so we did get an orange key. Oh, no that orange I do remember that orange door being back here, and this is where the freaking rat is I Don't want to go down there man. I know we're gonna die, but here goes nothing So I'm gonna call right exterminator. Oh my god.  That's not even a rat anymore.  Oh My god, look at his skin. It's like his skin is like rib torn apart I think it looked like blood at first, but Nah, bro.   Leave me alone. He doesn't bug off All right, there you go. That's right. Don't mind your business. I actually need to go this way So thank you very much good thing he went the long way because he has to go all around like the middle and whatnot And we just got the shortcut So sick. All right, I did see the orange door over here office number one Okay, cool. And that is that purple or like magenta. I don't freaking know dude. I don't know my colors I like I like those basic color names not those fancy ones. They start getting all fancy and then I don't even know anymore Okay, so um It was a purple one. Okay. No, that's blue Oh my god. Oh my god. Okay. Oh my god. He's coming to open the door. Oh, that was way too close We almost died there. Okay, that was way too close man.  I really got attacked once I wasn't too fond of it And now we almost died a second time. Okay. What is that animation room number two? How many animation rooms I need? I mean it was like stop motion So I'm pretty sure they need as many animation rooms they can get Okay, where'd he go? I kind of want to go see him one more time before I leave. Oh, he's on the TV Oh, you know what? Yep. I'm out. Let's get out. Run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run Oh my god. Okay. I need to stop messing around because this guy that was the second time he almost killed me I'm actually gonna toy with him one more time Hey, hey, come here. Come here. You're thinking rat. Where do you think you're going, huh?   Now he's actually chasing. Let's go Oh Go open the door open the door. Haha. You'll never catch me alive. You big rat Oh, man. All right. Well, I guess this is our goodbyes. Uh, mr Steamboat willy. All right. That's enough man.  That is pretty scary. Bro. You're like twisting his neck. Oh Wait, what? What's just happening? He lived he got caught on fire Oh, oh, that's not the end Oh my god. Okay, uh, okay. Oh this place is falling apart Okay, where's the rat The rat's not coming out Oh, that's kind of lame actually. I thought it would come out and chase it That would have been sick honestly if you would have came out like he was on fire And he chases out of here I didn't see him on fire though. I guess not Oh Is that a giant pig?    I don't freaking know man, but I wasn't a disappointed there that uh That steamboat willy Didn't chase it on fire out of the building that would that would have completed the game like 100% all right you guys well overall right this game like a it was a nine out of 10 10 out of 10 um Honestly, I feel like captain willy Was actually a little better than this but this one was right there. It almost topped it off There were there were hand to hand all right Well, link the game down below in the description so you guys can check it out for yourself Shout out to the creator golden cat studios for the awesome game And thank you all for watching if you're new around here Make sure to subscribe hit that notification bell on smash that like button and all that good stuff And I will see you guys in the next one


Proudly we hail, now another Proudly we hail, one of Radio's outstanding dramatic half-hours starring Lee Tracy and presented transcribed by your Army and your Air Force. Radio City, New York, here is your star and host on Proudly we hail, the distinguished Broadway stage, screen and radio star, Lee Tracy. Thank you, Kenneth Banghart, and hello everyone. Welcome again to Proudly we hail. Our play is called by day and by night and it's a story of six frightened people and a long-distance manhunt. And believe me, it'll keep you guessing right up to the final curtain. After Ken's important message, we'll be ready to begin the first act. The United States Army needs volunteers now. Young men and young women are needed for all types of jobs. Help keep your country strong and list for active duty right away. Get full details from your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force Recruiting Station. Be a volunteer today. And now with your star, Lee Tracy, in the role of Mack, your Army and your Air Force present the Proudly we hail production of by day and by night. It's a continuous conflict that goes on by day and by night. Fought on all planes of life, its engagements are countless, its victories and defeats immeasurable. Every man and woman contributes in some way to one side or the other and often to both. This is the ageless war between good and evil. Will you stop trying to sound like a herd of elk? Shoot the lock off the door and you follow me through. Be ready for anything now. Let's go. Follow me, follow me, come on. Looks like he gave us a slit, Lieutenant. Sure does. What does he do, disappear into thin air? No, not quite here it is. He used his sheets and his blankets for a rope, went out this window. Just long enough to reach that balcony down there. Yeah. But how did he know we were...   I'll have a couple of experts turn around to help. If you find anything, anything at all, looks like it might help us. Call me at headquarters. Okay, Lieutenant, don't feel too bad. We almost caught him. Oh, hot news, old thrill, Captain Shay. Blast it, Mac. Okay, blast it. Then what? I don't know, just don't know. Three months of work shot. Can you tell me how he found out? Nope, I can't tell you, Captain.  He's taken the lives of six innocent people. Maybe more. Six that we're sure of. And we don't even know what he looks like. Or whether he's even a he. Look, don't make it any worse. I'm ready to turn in my badge as it is. That makes two of us. We're not dumb, Mac.  Goes deeper in that, I can admire brains even in a criminal. But this charmer comes as close to the word fiend as I ever want to get. Why don't you sit down? Oh, because I need exercise. But.  I've given them up. What for? To quiet my nerves. Well, I guess the only thing to do is to pick it up from the room and go on from there. If there's anything to pick up. Oh, there'll be something this time is bound to be. We nearly got him, and that means he wouldn't have had time to destroy every trace. That's what I keep telling myself. That's what I've been telling myself.  Who's getting the best of Ed Shea. Yeah, you're right. We'll never get him feeling sorry for ourselves. Now let's go over everything we got right from the beginning. Whatever the boys find in that room, we can... Captain Shea. Yeah, that's all right. Let's have it. SS Dolphin. Sailing when? Freighter passenger. All right, car, good work. Find anything else, call. Right, goodbye. I think you need an ocean trip. You're looking tired. Let's have it. They found a newspaper in the wastebasket. The name SS Dolphin was circled with a pencil under the shipping news. When did she sail and for where? She sails in two hours for the Mediterranean. She's a freighter and they carry about 50 passengers. Could be a false lead. Could be, but we're not going to take that chance. Could also be our first real break. I'll take care of your passage and all the details.  Buy yourself some seasick pills and then get on down to Pier 13 on the east side. I'll meet you there. 50 passengers, that cuts the odds out of the millions class anyway. Well, I'll see you at the pier, sweetheart. Don't forget to bring a bottle of champagne. This is one voyage that'll need a launching. Well, here are your papers, passport. First thing you better do is see the captain. He should be able to help you. He'll get a big boot out on no one. He may be carrying a cold-blooded killer. So would I if I don't get to be sure of it. You better get on board. If anything breaks here, I'll send your radiogram. If anything breaks on that ship, I'll send up a red rocket. I don't have to tell you to go carefully. Just remember, up until now this devil, whoever he is, has been smarter than all of us put together. Because he may have slipped and narrowed himself down to the number of passengers in his cruise doesn't mean he's hooked by a darn sight. May I go now, sir? All right, you dope. Now you take care of yourself. And don't make yourself famous by being number seven on his list. And that's the story, Captain Cole. Makes quite a lively tale. Now what do you want me to do about it? Well, first I'd like a list of all your passengers. We should be able to narrow the field down from that. Then? Then we'll try and narrow it some more. How? Why not let me worry about that? I'll worry about it too, if you don't mind. This happens to be my ship. OK. It's simple enough. If there are not too many suspects, I'll get to know them before we touch your first port. Now, what do you say we have a look at that list? Please send this wire to Captain Michael Shea. Here's the address. Check authenticity of following passenger lists. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams. Well, we've narrowed it down, Captain. Narrowed it a lot. 40 from 52 leaves 12. How are you coming, Lieutenant? I don't know who these nine people are or why they're traveling under the names they're using or whether they're honest or not. But I do know they don't fit the bill either. But that cuts it down to three. Now, would you mind telling me just how you reach this conclusion? Sure, these nine just don't fit what we know. I thought you said you had practically nothing to go on.  Captain Shea sent me this about an hour ago. See, the devil is a male between 30 and 40. Wait, approximately 185, dark hair. But how can this be known if you've never seen him? Police work isn't always running up a dark alley with a gun in your hand, Captain. Anybody who lives in a room can't help but leave evidence that science can develop into facts, a microscope, and be more important in this work than all the Sherlock Holmes is in the world. What about fingerprints? He left none. As I said, he's smart. He must have worn gloves the entire time he was there. Anyway, you can see these nine don't fit what we know now. What are you going to do about the other three? Take them into custody? Not unless we have to. It's possible that all three of them are innocent. It's sure two of them are. We're still six days from Casablanca. I wanted to arrange that these three be put at the same table. Put a couple of women there, too. Well, yeah, I'll make the six of that group. It's high time I got over my seasickness and joined the party. Ladies and gentlemen, this is Mr. Kenyon. Mr. Kenyon, this is Miss Strong. Mrs. Fellows, Mr. Ricker, Miss Lowen, and Miss Trowell. A touch of mild america, Mr. Kenyon. I'm afraid so. I seem to be pretty well over it by now. Can't be much fun. No, no fun at all. Mr. Kenyon, it's all in your mind. Have you ever been seasick, madam? I have not, sir. I'm not one for formality. My name is Carol. Everybody calls me Mack. Little Arthur, that's me. How chummy. Mr. Trout, that's me. What's the matter, Trout? Sore, because they moved you away from that blonde. I can't understand why they moved us. I don't like it at all. Maybe Mack here has a couple of ideas on that. Me? Why me? This is the first meal I've had since we left. What difference does it make? Food is the same at every table, Mr. Trout? Yeah, I know. It's the company that bothers me. Certainly is a foggy night. Want to go in? Oh, no. I love it. It's so exciting. This is the first time I've ever been on a big boat. Pleasure cruise. I guess you could call it that. I'm going to visit my brother and his wife in Alexandria. He works there. Where are you going? Istanbul. Are you? Huch. Gesundheit. Maybe you'd better go get a coat. You don't want to catch cold. I guess I'd better. But don't go away. I'll be right back. Mr. Kenyon, a nasty night. Oh, hello there, Arthur, isn't it? That's right, Mack. I'm a man who speaks plain, Mack. Something mighty fishy with our friend Mr. Trout. Not very friendly, is he? Oh, goes further than that. I don't know what your business is, Mack. But you're in Cabin 24C, aren't you? That's right. Why? Well, any good reason why I should see Trout coming out of it? Coming out of it? What do you mean? Why, I locked it before I came on deck. Ah, maybe you did. I saw him coming out of your cabin just as clearly as I see you standing here. Who's that? Happened. I fell down. Well, I don't understand. Well, don't let it worry your pretty head. I do. Oh, hi there. Yeah, Carolyn, sit here. Thank you. What happened to you, Mack?  Oh, I'm the clumsy type. I took a header and tripped over something on a deck. A deck can be a dangerous place on a foggy night. What do you have? Well, that looks good. Yeah, make it two. I'll get them. Did you check that little matter, Mack? I did. Everything seems to be as it should. You must have made a mistake. It's kind of dark down there. He probably has the next cabin. What are you two talking about? Well, oh, well, we men must have our secrets, you know. I think you're awful. Uh-oh, uh-oh, there's the game, Mr. Trout. Ooh, he certainly looks mean. I wonder what he did to his hand. Why, what's the matter with it? Well, I think he has a bandage on him. What if he turns around? Maybe he fell too. Business, Mack. Exporting. What about you? Oh, I'm just a guy who likes to travel. What do you do, Art? Salesman. Sell heavy farm equipment. All very respectable. I wonder what pal Trout does for a living. Well, he looks like he specializes in hatchet murders. Hey, wait a minute. What? That sounds like another ship. Sure does.  Let me help you up. We've hit something. That's putting it mildly. We'd better get to our boat station. Fast. We, Tracy, starring in the role of Mack, in the proudly we hail production of By Day and By Night will return for the second act in just a moment. Here's a message for the young men of our country. You're needed now in the United States Army. 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I want to sleep. Well, now isn't that a shame? Mr. Trout wants to sleep, folks. Let's all of us be real nice and quiet. Sit down, Trout.  Now stay there. Real rough, ain't ya? Lost at sea with a gang of rowdies. That's what I am. Riker, you get up in the bow of the boat. See how far apart you two guys can stay from one another. Look who's given orders. Someone's got to. And Mac here seems to know what he's doing. I don't take orders from anybody. I think you're all being silly. We may be in this boat for some time. We might just as well try and get along together. We shouldn't have some kind of organization. My dear, you can't expect organization with ruffians. Well, we've got to give it the old school try, Mrs. Fellows. If you'd like to vote on who's going to be in charge, it's all right with me. But one of us has got to take over. Food will have to be rationed. We should try to make a sea anchor. Regular authority, ain't ya? Of course I suppose that's to be expected. What about it, Riker? You want to take a vote? I said that's to be expected. All right, junior, get it off your chest. What's the punchline? Copper. You don't say. Well, what of it? So I'm a cop. Although I'd like to know just how you found out, Brother Trout. Can't a cop take a vacation? But you said you. You said exporting. But said anything else? You'd have imagined all sorts of things. Indeed we would. Imagination can play all sorts of tricks on you. Well, I don't take orders from a copper no matter what he's doing.  I will call this back here, the jail. My new law, Biden folks, stay up in that part of the boat and we criminals will stay back here with the water and the grub. I think you're being very childish, Mr. Trout and you too, Riker. A man's profession isn't going to make any difference out here. I say that Mac here should take over. I second that. I thoroughly agree. Well, I don't agree.  But I don't take orders from anybody here. You characters forget one thing. The guy with the power is the guy that runs the show and I got the power. Oh, well, upon my soul. Put away that gun, Trout. Don't try and give me orders, copper.   I finally get on a boat and I figure I'm going to go someplace where they never heard of the word copper. And what do I find? I find you've got to follow me. You can't leave me alone. You've got to hound me. You've got to watch me like I was an animal. Well, you're all through watching me, copper. And everybody else, look out. Put it down. OK, rocker, I got him. Now listen, you. One more peep out of you and you'll spend the rest of this voyage with your hands and feet tied. Well, you get me. Take your hands off of me. Maybe that'll keep him quiet for a while. Thanks, writer.  It's a laugh. Who'd ever have thought that I'd go out of my way to save a copper? Barbarians, that's what you all are. Ah, but exciting, isn't it? It's bad enough being shipwrecked, but to find yourself in a boat with a. Killer? Oh, well, he didn't. Is that what he is, Mac? I wouldn't know, Art, yet. Aren't you asleep? No, not very well. Guess I'm too tired. Do you think they'll pick us up tomorrow? The fog lifts our chances will be much better.  Everybody loves a cop. He would have killed you. He's vicious. He frightens me. He won't do much now that he's lost his gun. You're really on a vacation, or are you after somebody? Uh-oh. I guess there's no convincing anybody. Try to sleep. Another day, and no luck. I think it's outrageous. What I wouldn't give for a good drink of water. We'll rot out here. They'll never find us. There's only a little water left. I know it. Keep it. Keep it in the locker behind you. I don't like the way trout sacked in you. Really, in all my days, I've never had to put up with anything like this. Never.  Why, if I were a man, I'd thrash you in all my life. Save your breath, Mrs. Fellows. The fog. It's breaking up. Drive you mad. So many things can drive you mad. This is positively the last time I'll set foot on a boat as long as I live. You can say that again, lady. Oh. Water. The copper can't take it. It kills over before the women. Why don't we let him swim for a while? Do him good.  I've had enough of your flip. What do you mean? I know. Don't worry. I know. I can't. You can't hide now. No place to hide. Can't go out to wind it.   You might learn something. Learn something. Mac, Mac, lie down. Try to rest.  Got something to say. Couldn't say it before. Man in this boat butchered six innocent people. Not going to do it anymore. Didn't know who he was. Smart. Too smart. Now I am the captain to hold. Mac. He said he was on a vacation. Listen. That sounds like there is. I got to stop making a habit of saving your life. What's his beef? He's the character. He's the character I was raving about this afternoon. How did you know? I didn't. I just figured I might be able to force his hand. It worked. He just tried to finish me. Six, you said. Boy, you'd never think it. Look at him. No. That had a lot to do with it, I guess. I think we'd better tie him up just to be sure. You'll never prove anything on me. I've made monkeys of you before, and I'll do it again. Don't bet on it, Rover boy. And lie still or I'll bet you with this oar. You lousy cop. You know, Artie, I never was cut out for this business. I don't like to hunt people for breaking the law. But you're one guy I won't mind seeing done away with. In fact, I like the idea so much I might even save the state the trouble and expense of hanging you. I might let you swim home. Can't do that. Don't worry, I won't. Maybe if I was riker here or trout, I'd do worse than that. But I'm a copper, remember? I can't break the law either. I've never been through such a nightmare in all my days. I shall report all of you, all of you, to the governor. Won't you please tell me what this is all about? Sure, kid. Soon as we can sit down somewhere with a stake and a barrel of water. 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The Tiger, technician hour. With your host, Basil Chapman, call now, toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Good morning everyone, Basil Chapman here on this Thursday, the 7th of September now. We're well into September and so far September is looking a little bit ugly in the market. The Dow is down 6 at 34,437. It tried to rally earlier on. It was actually up with the 34,524 level. So let me just talk about this. There's a technique that I developed years ago. It's called the Chapman Wave Roman Candle. It can be red, it can be green. It could happen right at the top, which is very important. It happened the month of October. I think it was 2007, which gave a real good clue the following month, what was happening to the general market, because this is the rule of thumb, that if it takes out, right here, the long wick at the bottom. So the actual candle has to look like this. It has to have a long wick, has to open, and then make just a fraction. It doesn't have to, but usually you have the little tiny wick that you like the candle. And then there's a sharp plunge, but it closes halfway to three quarters of a way from the bottom. In this particular case, this is the perfect red Roman candle. It can be green upside down. We had one just the other day. He has an upside down one, a red reverse or inverted Chapman Wave Roman Candle and exactly what we were talking about within two days if it closes sharply underneath the low. In this case, I said if there is a trade for 60 minutes or more below the halfway marker, and that is this halfway marker of 34,380, and we're at 34,437 right now, there's a real good chance we're going to test the low of yesterday, maybe even take it out. But if there is a close above the high of yesterday, and I did see just a little emoticum of strength coming to the Dow, I wasn't sure about the other indices, if there is a close above it, that's actually really positive because it stalls the downside move because in the Chapman Wave methodology of the dreaded age, oh, I said it, now I've got to go there, see if I can find it. Okay, Mike. Oh, no, no, no, what am I doing? No, no, no, what does that say? Just click out of it. Okay. I just don't want to play games yesterday. Out of the blue, everything stole that and restart. Oh, it's doing the same thing now. No, please don't. All right, so I can't do that. This particular point, I thought I'd be able to show you this particular chart. Oh, and then I clicked again. Larry and I, we got this technical problem every once in a while, it just says, okay, close the program. At least in this particular one, it saves everything. This is Snagit. Fabulous. It just saves everything you did. I never have a, oh, I shouldn't talk about this. Let's just see what happens. Close program, close program. Try to get it back and let's see if this works. Hold tight, folks. This is where we're coming to. This is where, oh, wrong, wrong chart. Oh, no, no. Come on. Oh, now I've got to do something. Outlook Express, add an account. I don't want to add anything. Just get me out of this. Good. Okay, try it again. Here we go. One, two, three. Click. Let us pray. Okay, we're coming up to whatever. Okay, in the meantime, let me just say that the S&P is down 29. The S&P is much weaker. There it is. Okay. So this is what I wanted to show you. As I say, Snagit Fabulous. In Trade Station, when I have to shut down suddenly, I lose data if I haven't been saving. So why am I, oh, in this jetted H pattern, the lowercase H, what happens is, look, this is a peak A and then it fails. This is a peak A and it fails. This is the H pattern. This is this sharp move down and then an arch formation. Fading at a peak A or a B, if it rolls over very quickly, takes out that left-side low, that is where you're looking at some serious damage as possible. But when it becomes a larger one, it says that maybe it takes a little more time now and other things are going on because there was enough strength to make a large arch formation. But normally, the third bar of the H pattern is the one that really extends down. So that was one, two, that was yesterday. Very often when that comes down very sharply, the fourth candle just plunges to the left-side low. That's why I'm saying this is really important. Look, we saved the day so far, not even an hour into the trading day by rallying above the halfway marker of the long wick at the bottom. So that's a good sign. Now that there's up seven, just trying to have a bit of a bounce. All right. So I got that out of the way. Now let me go back to the whole story here. Within the context of the Dow itself, I'm still saying, even though it was much weaker in the last rally where the NDX rally rotted much stronger, the S&P was much stronger, I think the mix of the Dow at this particular point, until we get the JP Morgan's, the financial sector of the Dow, look at this holding very tight and very key support here on the left side. You've got the Doji candle, it's at $144.55, down $0.40. That's JP Morgan, look at the XLF. And the reason why I mention this is because within the Dow, the financials, God, why is it that every day during the show, I was like Dave White used to do that as well. I don't know what it is. Anyway, so what we're looking at here, you've gone in the XLF to the arch formation and a sort of stalling. This is the day there should be a big down day and so far it's holding quite nicely, just down $0.14 and $0.3419. So as I'm looking at the Dow, kind of saved the day. But what I am saying is that when we finally get the financials really on track and moving to higher highs and higher lows on a weekly basis, that's where I think we really start to see the Dow lead and start to move very sharply higher. At this particular point, I'm watching it and I'm saying the mix of the Dow so far has some qualities that I really like, but there are enough stocks that say choppy, choppy, choppy at this particular point. That's what we've got, choppy, choppy, choppy. So here we go. S&P, I did that, I did the Q, let me show you something in the gold. The gold now is down one, but the nine-period moving average has crossed negative. Now, that should be all day. So if by the end of the day it flips back to unchanged, in other words, that S disappears, then what we're looking at is a situation where there's still internal strength. At this point, if it turns S, if the nine-period moving average goes to a sell, just the nine-period moving average, that MACD holding up is going to probably get very close to turning negative. The stochastic is already at 60% very weak at a good weaker, so is the on-balance volume. So I'm watching this very closely for gold because it's holding very nicely. When you think about what the dollar has done and what the gold is doing, you have to admire it, you have to say, hey, gold, bravo, bravo, bravo. You've held very nicely so far, but can you keep doing that? Because the dollar will get a little tired at a certain point, it's getting close to an extended level. Let me just do that, DXY, let me show you what I mean. 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There's no cash or added costs when you join our community of traders. Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com. Toll Free at 1-877-927-6648 Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Folks, I'm back and I'm just... This is what I showed earlier on. This is the e-mini, the one-minute e-mini. It had a good rally to peak C1, C2, in other words it just missed making their D, and then it made the arch formation. This is the pattern that we were looking at. When I did my webinar a few weeks ago, I said in the next month or so, we've got to be very observant of this arch formation because the dreaded H is a pattern when you're going down, which I expected to be very choppy during September. That's what you've got to... Even here on the one-minute chart, look how it went down in the arch formation. I drew in a little X there to say that would be the target and missed it by one bar, one-minute bar, and by about a point. So now we're making the second arch. The lowercase H can become a lowercase M formation, and we've just got to see that 44-34 holes on any pullback from here. We're at 44-39. So a couple of things I want you to just go through. A number of people have said to me, the dollar is absolutely imperative, and that's one of the reasons why we're in this kind of what I call a cell mode in the daily. I haven't yet had any indication that the weekly has changed, even a cell signal yet in any of the indices. But most importantly, what I am looking at here is that the UUP that night, let me just show you this because some of you might not have seen it before. I used something called the 914 crossover, and look at the dollar. Pullback sharpening, what I've been talking about for quite some time is that as long as that nine is strongly above the 14, whatever instrument you're following, it has to be really bad news to tank it and get that green to turn pink by going under the 14-period moving average. And so far, we've broken to new recovery highs, and that's important. If you're looking at a gold, of course, it's just happened to gold. Gold went pink, that's negative, then it went green for just a very brief moment, and then it went back today. It's back to pink, but the day is young. Look at silver. It today has gone pink. It had a fantastic move from here to here. I mean, almost two points, maybe even over two points, and now it's pulling back. That gray line is the price itself that we're following. Look at the TLT. The TLT three days ago flipped to negative. It went for one day green. Here it went for a few days green, and then it flipped it. The majority of selling pressure in the bonds has been constantly to the downside with just very brief moments to the upside. And I think if you put the whole thing together, let's go to the HGX. This is the Philadelphia Housing Index. Look at this, pink, big rally. I don't know where that rally came from. Today it's down only 27 cents at 544. What is it saying that there's some kind of a rotation going on? I mentioned this yesterday. This is one of the most unusual market scenarios that we've seen in, I mean, just in ages and ages. Let me explain why. Look, you've got the dollar screaming to the upside, and yet gold is holding well. And normally when the bonds are rallying and yields are coming down, historically you've seen a pretty good rally with the market saying, oh, but yields are down, let's rally. So you've got the yields. Let's go to the TNX. This is the tenure screaming up to the 43s. It's at 42.88 right now. 43s is where this double top resistance has been for a long time. And yet you've got, look at this, tall brothers down today by 15 cents still within points of its all time high. So this is what I'm saying. The normality, and I'd say this maybe about six or eight months ago. Do I see it? Is it in front of me? There it is. Okay. Bondi, Crudi, Dolly, Goldi, Vixi. So if you want to go through these five icons right here, bonds, the relationship of bonds to other things hasn't quite worked at this particular point. The relationship is not there. I think it's going to be there. I think the home builders are going to be coming down. I think that the area of construction should be pulling back. Haven't got it yet. So that's Bondi. That's bonds. Crudi, Crud Oil. So look at this. Yes, Crud Oil. Beautiful cup formation. It's got until, is that a September or October? It's got until the week of October. There's six to try to get to the left side high. There's a continuous contract. I don't like to print the price because the prices always change because it gets smoothed out. But on the week of the 11th of November, it hit 9156. And here we are, 87, 37. It might sound like, oh, it's only four points away. Those are big points right now. It's going to be a little tough to get there right now unless something dramatic happens, right? But Crud Oil running like this should have sent, what it has sent, the IYT. That is the transport index down very sharply. But you've got a federal express. Surely it should have just not federal express for a loop. No, federal express at 255 is within 20 points, maybe less than 20 points of its most recent high. So that relationship should be there, but it's not UPS, United Parcel Service. Huge move now. This is the relationship. You can see United Parcel Service in shipping. Wow, look at that dreaded H potential in the monthly chart. It's already failed in the weekly chart. It's got a much bigger arch formation from a peak E right there and a peak G in the daily. So this is telling you that there is a relationship. But I'm saying that it's unconventional. So we had the dollar and look at this. Here's the dollar, DXY. Look at that. Just a sideways move, actually. This is sideways in a rectangle formation going to the top of the range. But wait a minute, EUR, USD, look what happened to this. A plop right underneath the Chapman Wave inside track, propellant zone, it's becoming a repellant zone. And look what happened here. Look at this beautiful left side, right side price, tie match of that peak D, three doji top, right there on the 18th of July at 1.1717. So this is going to be very important because look at the USDJPY. Keep getting a notification here. I don't know if that's a notification from me. Oh, no. All right. And look at this. It's right there in a G slash C in the upper nine-period moving average, fabulous on the daily. Weekly, it did this beautiful left side, right side price, tie match. The next one is going to the high of 131.945, made the week of the 21st of October. Remember the October lows of last year in the market. So it's the Chapman Wave. Large arch formation in the monthly chart, which says if you make higher highs and higher lows from that flag bow high, you can go all the way to just under right on or just above the previous high. I'll be back. That was down 55. Currencies, commodities, and bond markets are as important as ever right now with how they're driving the volatility in equity markets across the globe, which is why it's a great time to try out Teddy Kegstad's Tiger Forex report. Teddy Kegstad breaks down the forex markets every Monday using his 30 plus years of experience as a trading veteran of futures, forex, stocks, and options. 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So Apple was holding really well, but there was, I've made this a dashed line because I have other even more important trend lines that I followed, but I'll make this, I'll put this back into the red right here so that you can see this weekly chart making red right there, pink making full, not dashed. And now you can see that within the context of channels, look at this beautiful channel that Apple had from the 124.17 Law of the Week of the Six of Feb comes all the way up and then it stops at a doji candle right there and that was at 200, no, 198.29 and that was in July, that was the week of the 21st and then there was an ugly candle. Now what normally happens with an ugly candle is that the test of the acceleration to the downside is if there is no inside bar, in other words a higher low, but a lower high and kind of trading in the lower half, instead it just plunged to the downside for two bars, two weeks, had a very strong two-week rally and now it's almost given that back. So Apple is the one I was looking at and I said from all the technical indicators that I'm looking at, this might be one of the seven darlings, might be one of the first to show tremendous strength quickly changing to weakness. It hasn't happened yet because the green, the nine-period moving average, let me just go over here and I'll show you your way to see a little bit better, let's see go here, Apple, AAPL, you'll see the daily chart, it went green and then it went green, then it's finally turned around, it was green, look at this, this is a daily chart, Apple from the 6th of March at 153 didn't turn pink until right here, so you can go to the actual bar which is at 181, 181, but it actually hit the 198 level, so and then now it's turned pink, stayed pink, all of a sudden for a couple of days it goes green on the 10th of, say the 30th of August and now it's still green, so let's go to the weekly chart and see what's happening, nothing, still green but you've got your M-shaped pattern here, you've got a little mini M-shaped there and now both the 14-period moving averages turned down together with the green 9-period moving average which says on a weekly basis there's a really good chance that Apple is going to turn pink and that says one of your bellwethers, one of your key major stocks in the market is starting to fail, but let's just do this, let's go to, let's go back to the daily, let's go to Microsoft, another one of those bellwethers stocks major, making lower highs and lower, look much lower than the previous side back in July, up near the 360 level and now we're at 330 down 2.15, the green is still green, the price of Microsoft, this is the intraday chart, is turning down but look what happened, so that was the 7th, that was the 6th, so these are the daily bars, right, so this daily bar hasn't crossed negative yet, look at Goog, hasn't turned negative yet, look at Meta, actually turned up two days ago and today it's up 360, 3068 cents, 303, so that's what I'm saying, that this is a market that if you are in particular stocks, you could be saying to yourself well I don't know what everybody's making a fuss about, but I can just tell you this, that we're getting this roll over and this roll over is saying, let me just show you something else, even you can go from multi charts to one minute charts like this and look how these dreaded H, I just said to you, the lowercase H is going to a lowercase M, I didn't have time to do it but look at the symmetry between this pullback, the last pullback, this one here and we've actually made new lows on the day to right there, that's the low right, right there, oops that's not the low, this is the low, right here and let's see what happens, click so these are techniques in my webinars, this is what I discuss a lot, I mean it looks so complicated but it's really very simple, but easy doesn't mean it's an easy trade easy just says the technique might be easy, following it sometimes takes a lot of tenacity, so here we are green here we are, I would have put an X in I didn't have time, X would have been there, it missed the X by two bars, two one-minute bars and now it's having a nice pop to the upside, it went to a new low right there, right, so in that oh wait, I didn't do this correctly, I didn't want to overlap, this should have been there, to that low right there right there, that should have been to that, oh then the X would have been there, so it actually came in two bars early, right, so now it's having a little bit of a balance and I have to tell you from what I'm looking at here, I see just rotational residual strength going in and out of some stocks, stocks that might or might not be important to the general market but are important to the indices that you might be following, so with that said, let me just go on to something else in the den, I did a little says NG, let me just look at NG, this is NG is the, yeah, this is the NG is the natural gas continuous contract, so you see this low right here, today's low of 2.6, 2.500, but if you look at this rectangle formation, look how long we've been doing this rectangle and my contention is that natural gas is going to be building some upside spike 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Market Insights. using the Dow daily chart and what I'd said was for a long period instead of drawing in little rectangles saying that yazza top yazza top it started back in November of 2022 I said dark news cloud cloud cover and then over the months I said you know what this uh Dow 35 no it was a 35 782 what was it 30 sorry 34 712 that high of the 13th of of December that is that's the dark news cloud it just sits there and sits there and it's penetrating the market but moment we break out of it it says just for a moment we can have some relief or we got relief but on the 26th of July and it's one of the reasons why we went short the very day of the high of the Dow Hyatt August the 1st is because I said we're starting to get this dark news cloud cover again that if we go back into the range it says it hasn't dissipated that cloud cover is going to be sitting there for a little while so I'm just saying to you that this particular instance with the arch formation in the daily chart this is a little savior because it could look really really ugly for 60 minutes we start to trade in the 34,000 I think 380 level here we are 34,493 up 50 let me just check to see a little ping ping oh we've got Garo in Newport Beach Garo how are you I'm very good sir how about you I'm very good sir you'd like to look at whoops I typed in the wrong place square yeah okay sq is the symbol block is the name and what did you do because it actually held very nicely using your parabolic saw and now it's given a chunk back today yes sir yes sir you you told me that day a few days ago when I called you you just draw a rectangular there and you told me that this is struggling you cannot go any higher than that and how right you were I was long I was long for a while a few days and then this morning I shorted it at five o'clock California time your time was eight o'clock in the morning I showed it at 57 14 my question is that sir now the position of the dots are reversed now you have one dot at the top but how far do you think that that will go lower just approximately all right now as I see it right now the support that was and this is what we discussed the support on the 18th of August was at 54.73 the way I'm looking at it right now the weekly the daily the weekly and even the monthly are suggesting very strongly that there's a chance that if it closes under 54 it could quickly hit 52 I actually look at it more negatively than positively so that's kind of how I'm looking at it right now and it was fascinating I just want to explain to the listeners Garo looks at this particular stock using a technique that is used for years and years and years and it's really the parabolic sar is the name of it and you can see the little dots I've actually kept this on my chart my daily chart for years because you've mentioned it and I've I used to use it then I didn't use it then I do so I've kept it there and I have to tell you when it works it is fantastic it can not work of course not everything's perfect but when it does work and not only that the technique that it uses to get look one one down day and it's already got the dot it didn't have the dot when you started because you had to wait for the market to open but then the dots showed up and you said whoo right yes yes that is true I learned that sort parabolic years ago I would say from you and that was about almost 15 or 20 years ago a long time ago yes and it really is it is a really wonderful tool but I like the way that you use it it's not just having a tool you're using it very methodically use it you know your parameters now I must say there's a little bit of strength still on the MACD not the stochastic but the MACD but that 9P remember I said to you the 9 period moving average hasn't even been able to get close to the 14 period moving average to me that's a big negative so I'm just going to say to you be careful because there could be balances but why didn't you take a little time to say where's your stop and then use your technique because my suggestion to you is that there's a good chance that I might be wrong but tomorrow the dot appears again saying it's continuing in this cell signal base on the SAR so mine's in a cell mode and I'm very worried this this particular pattern has the habit of taking out the left side low and then doubling the distance between the horizontal base and the height that it went to to the downside that says that 52 level is going to be gotta watch that closely but I you're in the right position right now yes sir you're absolutely right MACD is a little bit of a problem MACD is still has work to do but the stochastic already rolled down absolutely I do my daily trade daily the trade Mr. Bezos I showed it at 57 15 and I got at about 55 50 and I showed the 500 shares very early in the morning and I'm already up I'm ready I'm waiting for the next I usually buy a cell on my 30 30 minute so you might think I do that pre pre-market start the charging system 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of weeks ago i talked about the tides the chart patterns and trends so the tide at this point is going out so even that very strong single leg to the upside a move that we just saw in the one minute chart that could be a rip tide you've got to be careful because the major trend i hope i can find the chart but look one steady tidal rhythms these are waves two larger but uneven waves three rip tides four 100 footers think nasa ray oh i love those waves five overlapping waves to look at six flat just a flat market all right rough waters number seven now let me just see if i can even find this chart here um did i put it in i thought i did did i did i did i did i did i not yeah look at this identify the trend and then trade with the trend and we have a we have a position now that's on the long side brand new did it today we were waiting waiting waiting i did it because i think it's under the radar maybe but mostly look when the when the price is going up this is wrong it's shorting all the way up yes if you very quick and nimble absolutely you can do it buying on the way down that's wrong this doesn't this even look right the tide is going up so you're trading up the tide is going down you trade down so that's what i wanted to show yeah i've got the mac d's the casting and all the stuff but really look at the price higher highs higher lows higher higher lower highs lower lows that's the trend that's what you've got to stick with so with that said as i'm about to wrap up i'm not able to do the next hour um i want you to just mention that uh on the on the day the dowels showing some leadership role now look at the single leg a it's starting to fail gotta be careful gotta be simple thank you again for the great lead and so close down i was wondering for us today as the six of us should be in the car next okay this is hell to do


Hey everybody, welcome back to Magic Orthodoxy. My name is David, and this is a deck review. Hey, today we're going to look at the Wasteland 2 playing cards from Jackson Robinson and King's Wild Project. Alright, so what is this? Wasteland 2, it's a video game. The creators of that exile entertainment, they were inspired by Jackson Robinson's art. The two of them had kind of worked together in the past and ended up dialoguing and talking about, hey, let's do a deck together and let's promote Wasteland 2. So this is an artistic playing card interpretation illustrated by Jackson Robinson of King's Wild Project and he's in collaboration with Exile Entertainment and all of the cards in this are inspired by the video game Wasteland 2. There were two decks released in this. This was a Kickstarter project, successfully funded of course, and this is the result in my hot little hands. My hands aren't that hot. There was two editions. There was the Desert Ranger Edition, which was an all-brown tuck case and had even a different, like, all black back design. And then there was this one. This is the Radio Active Edition and this is the one we'll be looking at in this review. The front of the tuck case says Wasteland and you have the radioactive symbol there and it does say radioactive playing cards. It has the King's Wild Project logo right there. The sides say Wasteland 2 on them. The top says Wasteland and you have a really cool original kind of gold radioactive sticker tuck seal. The bottom has some ad copy about Exile Entertainment and King's Wild Project and the back design is of course the back design of the cards. That is pretty much it for the tuck case. Let's take a look at these cards. These cards are printed from the expert playing card company and here's a nice close-up look at the eye-melting back design. It is a Ranger shield or a badge, you might call that, and it does say Desert Ranger on the shield itself as well as the radioactive symbol and then you can kind of see a little hint of the American flag in the background there as well. You'll see on the sides those two little black bands on the left and the right. That's a cigar band kind of branding and so when the tech is in a spread either from the back or from the face you see that cigar band spread and it makes for really attractive spread. Your ASO spades is big, bold and brash. Wasteland, the giant spade pip, radioactive symbols, tons of iconography from the game, it really stands out as being true to the game itself as well as Jackson Robinson's famous art. The front of the Pips and Indice cards is done kind of in like a distressed look. You do have the tall elongated fonts in the corner that Jackson Robinson is famous for and you have really nice layouts and it really does carry the theme of this deck. Your court cards are going to be that stylized drawing that Jackson Robinson is famous for and of course all the characters are going to be from the Wasteland 2 video game. An interesting thing to note about the cigar band on the front, the red piped cards have a red cigar band and the black piped cards have a black cigar band so when the deck is in New Deck order, say all the blacks together, all the reds together, you do see this nice contrast of red, black, red, black. With this deck you're also going to get two original jokers, each one unique. They are haunting baby doll figures, very scary. The male figure right there even has a card reveal so that's kind of cool too. Alright so that is it from the Wasteland 2 of video game cards from Jackson Robinson and Exile Entertainment. If you want to learn more about Jackson Robinson or Kings Wild Project you can head on down to kingswildproject.com. As always we recommend that you like this video just so other people can find it faster. We also recommend that you subscribe to this channel just to stay up to date on the latest in cards and card magic. If you want to follow me on social media you can. I'm at facebook.com.magicwarthodoxy, twitter.com.magicwarthodoxy, and instagram.com.magic.orthodoxy. Thanks.


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I'm Catherine Morris. I'm the curator of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art. The project Sojourn is an installation meaning that it will be site-specific to the galleries in the Sackler Center, as well as to two period rooms outside the Sackler Center, which we're also really thrilled about to sort of have the opportunity to go outside those doors and also play around a bit with some of the historical rooms, which I think is going to be really fun. I started off wanting to primarily talk about Sojourn and your ideas about that and how it came about, and this is an 18th century needlework by a young woman called Prudence Punderson. It belongs to the Connecticut Historical Society. While this isn't the only inspiration, it is certainly a piece that seems to resonate with you. On the right, in this case, what you see is a child in a bassinet being rocked by an enslaved African, one of the few representations of an enslaved African in northern output that we know of. In the middle is a woman, and at the left is a coffin, so obviously following the theoretical course of a life, in this case a woman, and what's unusual about it is that it doesn't sort of have the highlights of a typical life cycle, which would typically include marriage and children. And instead, what we have is a woman apparently making something. You know, I just really loved it. You know, I see how, like, there are all these people having all different kinds of lives that have very little cultural representation. So I thought, I have to make, you know, something about this. Of course it doesn't end up being about that at all. Like, you know, you just think you're doing one thing and, like, completely other things happen, you know, that you don't expect. What I realized after I was making all this work, that in a way I was making a model for being an artist, that I thought creativity is given freely to us. Like, it just comes in us and, you know, like you can pick it up and move with it. Like, you have to, like, show up for it and use it. But in general, it's like the messenger.  And then, you know, things appear to you or become evident to you. You know, so it's just somehow from there. I've constructed this whole, you know, group of work. But it really comes, like, out of this and then gets mixed up.