Boys from the Sasebo Boy Scouts Troop 76 got to participate in one of Japan's oldest sports, sumo wrestling. The Scouts got to test their strength and learn more about Japanese culture, all while having fun. We tried to push the sumo wrestlers out of the ring, and so it was really hard. They were really big, but it was actually really fun. After several rounds of wrestling, the Boy Scouts got back up on stage to thank the sumo wrestlers for sharing their sport and heritage with them. To see how eloquently they did that just made me really proud that they were such good ambassadors for the base and for their country. After a fun-filled day of learning, the Scouts returned home with a new appreciation of the culture of the land they live in. Headed Officer Zach Kreitzer, Fleet Activity Sasebo.


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If you haven't researched arguments disputing a Western narrative, you don't understand the issue. Lately when people react with shock and indignation that I would dare to dispute a claim made by the Western political media class about an empire-targeted government, I've taken to simply asking them what reading they've done on the other side of the issue. What are some articles they've read arguing against the official Western narrative about that government? There's a question that can be applied to any disputed Western narrative about any government the US centralized empire doesn't like. Russia is engaging in aggressive provocations, Assad is using chemical weapons, there's a genocide in Xinjiang, Iran is developing nuclear weapons, Maduro is deliberately starving his people, whatever is the official imperial line of the day about the official bad guy of the day. What I have found interesting about this exercise is that while I would have correctly predicted that those questioned had done zero research into the opposing viewpoints of the issue they're commenting on, I would probably not have predicted the brazenness with which they'll admit it. Very often they'll come right out and express incredulity at the very idea that any such counter-arguments could even exist, skipping right past any pretense that they may have read them, or even made any effort to find them. When they do this, even before I provide them with links to counter-arguments against whatever issue we're discussing, they have already lost the argument. They have already admitted that they've done no real research into whether or not the Western narrative they just swallowed is actually true. They just believed what they were told because someone told them to believe it. They swallowed an imperial narrative about an empire targeted government with zero gag reflex, just as people did in the lead up to the Iraq war. At that point it's been established that, at least as far as the subject under discussion goes, they are no better informed than any average consumer of TV news, because they have made no effort to find and review arguments and evidence that go against the TV news narrative. There are always counter-arguments against Western criticisms of empire targeted governments. They are not difficult to find once you've decided you want to find them, as long as you're open to venturing outside your own self-reinforcing echo chamber. They're not always great arguments, they don't always leave the empire targeted government in question, looking perfectly innocent, and they generally won't be found in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, or any other Western outlet which consistently protects and promotes Western imperialist narratives. But they are there, and unless you have reviewed their arguments and evidence, and thought quite hard about them, you're in no position to pretend you know anything about the subject under discussion. This same principle applies to conspiracy theories as well, both for and against. If you haven't reviewed the evidence for and against a given theory, then unless it's something that's self-evidently absurd at a casual glance, it would be silly and asinine for you to take a confident position on it one way or the other. This also applies to arguments for and against measures that have been implemented and could possibly be implemented in response to COVID-19. If you haven't thoroughly researched the opposite position, you don't understand your own. This is true whether you agree with the official narrative or disagree with it. Oftentimes people of a certain bent will be biased against the mainstream narrative and select for arguments against it which confirm their bias, even when the mainstream narrative is the better evidenced one. It cuts both ways. It's very easy to select a position on an issue which conforms to your ideological preferences and your understanding of the world. It's much harder to sincerely dedicate yourself to finding out whether or not something is actually true, or whether the truth of the matter is a lot less certain than the talking heads in the western news media are making it seem. But it's the only way you can really have a legitimate position on such matters. This should be a widespread and common sense understanding, and it is to everyone's detriment everywhere that it isn't.


I don't think it's going to be fair. No, I don't think it's going to be fair. So There's a few people that I follow that are pretty bang on with their predictions and they're saying There's no way the system will allow Trump to win right If they don't allow Trump to win like I can't even imagine What is to come like really I can't even imagine it right So even though some of those people one of them is Martin Armstrong, he doesn't think they will allow Trump to win So if I was a betting person and I am I I would say Trump should win right Uh, if there's fair elections, but there's no election integrity in the western world period.


narrative a spoken or written account of connected events or a story and of course as we all know there have been many different narratives that have been pushed about one Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson some say he can't throw some say he can't go through his progression some say he can't read defenses and so on and so forth but the biggest narrative is that when it's the biggest stage when it's the biggest games that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson just doesn't show up Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson just can't get it done Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson just cannot win the big games and what do people have to hang their head on when it comes to that narrative well if you go to the playoffs well of course the Ravens are 0 and 2 on the playoffs under Lamar Jackson last year they lost to the Titans and in the previous year they lost to the Chargers and for whatever reason whoever you want to blame it on the Ravens lost and that's the end of the story but there's also been some other big games that people have said that Lamar Jackson has lost but then what is the definition of a big game and is that narrative really true that every single big game that Lamar Jackson has been in he's lost let's take a deeper look into it let's go back to the year 2018 it's week 9 the Ravens are playing the Steelers and they lose and they lose bad and not that the score was a blowout anything but the Ravens just showed absolutely no life in that game they came out dead and they ended that game even deader if that's even a word and it was looking like the Ravens were done for the year it was looking like their playoff chances were very slim and even if they would have made the playoffs nobody was really expecting anything I I remember tweeting it out I said well I guess that's the end of both Joe Flacco and John Harbaugh this year with the Ravens because the way that the team was looking I expected both of them to be gone after the season was done but in that game we always talk about how injuries are the worst part of the game which they are but injuries are a bit of sweet thing because while it takes away somebody's opportunity it also gives somebody else an opportunity and that's exactly what happened with Ravens Lamar Jackson because they went into the pie week after that and they declared Lamar Jackson a new Raven starter and his first game was against the Cincinnati Bengals so the Ravens are 4-5 and your first game is against a division opponent is that or is that not a big game against not only an AFC opponent but an AFC North opponent with your season looking like it's pretty much over I would kind of consider that a big game but what did the Ravens come out and do under Lamar Jackson they won and his first game as a starter they won then the following week they played the Raiders another AFC opponent so they're in your same conference not your division so maybe the game is not as big but then you got to look at the situation again the Ravens are 5-5 they're 5-5 this season is hanging by a thread what did they do against the Raiders well they won the following week they went to Atlanta Lamar Jackson first away game what happened they won but then next week they played the Kansas City Chiefs somebody who a lot of people picked as a Super Bowl favorite team at that time because Kansas City Chiefs they were hot they were hot Patrick Mahones was just dotting people all up over the field and doing his thing as he has continued to do throughout his career so was this labeled a big game yeah it was because it was a game against an AFC opponent toward the end of the season especially when the Ravens were really trying to make the playoffs what happened they lost so was that a big game that Lamar Jackson lost I would say so so then the following week they play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at home and they get the job done but then after that they play in the Chargers and they play in the Chargers on Saturday night football but this is just not any game one it's an AFC opponent but two if you lose this game your playoff chances are done your playoff hopes are over because it's a lot of teams that have a similar record to you and you if you lose you're gonna need a lot of help and usually when you need a lot of help or you need to sky to fall for you to get into the playoffs it doesn't happen so it's best that you take care of your own business because this game and every other game after that it became win now more they were must win games so would this game in a way game and if you lose your playoff chances are done would that be considered a big game I think so what did the Ravens go out and do under Lamar Jackson they won so then to top that now it's week 17 the Browns are coming into your house and they have nothing to lose because they're already out of the playoffs but they get to play upset to their division rival the Ravens two young quarterbacks going against each other Baker Mayfield vs. Lamar Jackson this week 17 Ravens win and you not only get in but you win the division so is that should that be considered a big game I think so I certainly think so what did the Ravens do under Lamar Jackson as the starter they won they won the game and that was a big game so it's kind of strange that a lot of people saying Lamar Jackson doesn't win big games when in his first season alone he won several now of course the next week in the playoffs they lost but the narrative about Lamar Jackson can't win big games that's already done from the games that we just examined from his rookie season so then if we fast forward to the 2019 season a big game that a lot of people say oh Lamar Jackson loss was against the Chiefs in week three but when you think about it was that really a big game because in weeks one and two he beat the Dolphins and beat the Cardinals and then in weeks three and four they lost to the Chiefs in the Browns but is a loss to an AFC opponent not a division opponent but an AFC opponent is that considered a big game when it's just happening in week three did it happen in week 16 and 17 when the season is on the line no it happened in week three and although it is an AFC opponent and it was the Lamar Jackson versus Patrick Mahomes which makes it sound even better it was really not a big game to us fans it was because it's like man we want Lamar to get the best of Patrick Mahomes we want him to one up Patrick Mahomes this time but when you actually think about it it was not a big game then the following week they lost to the Browns at home now could you consider that a big game you could because it's an AFC division matchup but it's still super early in the season and while you do want to stack as many division wins as possible was it truly a big game it did have importance but it wasn't really a big game so then in the following weeks they beat the Pittsburgh Steelers who were Roslisberger less Steelers and then they beat the Cincinnati Bengals who were just a bad team now those were division games but still nonetheless they do have more importance than regular games but with those big games no not really they were important games but not big games but then the Ravens had to travel away to Seattle to take on Russell Wilson one of the league's best quarterbacks in Seattle so was that considered a big game well it was definitely a statement game so I think it was considered a big game and the reason I say this was a big game it was because you're not going against these bad Bengals you're not going against these Roslisberger less Steelers you're going against the cream of the crop Russell Wilson and what did Lamar Jackson and those Ravens do they took care of business decisively and then two weeks later they had somebody that some people call the best coach that ever did it Bill Belichick and Tom Brady coming in the town and these dudes are riding high they sit an undefeated haven't lost a game yet so with that be considered a big game especially against an AFC opponent that you may end up seeing in the playoffs down the road well certainly and what did the Ravens do on national television Sunday night football they took care of business decisively against the best so would that be considered a big game yes but then they beat the Cincinnati Bengals who again were very bad that year but then the following week after that they played another person who a lot of people were feeling like was an MVP candidate and the Sean Watson in old Houston Texans and boy me myself I thought the Ravens were gonna win but I thought it was gonna be a back forth back forth back forth but Ravens they made it all back and they just absolutely destroyed the Texans AFC opponent playoff opponent was this a big game yes so then the following week on Monday night football they have to play that crazy defensive line and pass rush featuring Aaron Donald Michael Brock is in company with those LA Rams and that was certainly a challenge it's an away game the world is watching on Monday night football I was scared for that game because I'm like oh my goodness I think the Ravens can win but I know it's going to be a struggle and Lamar Jackson and old Ravens all they did was just throw for five touchdown passes and just absolutely destroy the Rams in front of the world was that a big game well Monday night football you're going against a great player one of the greatest players in the NFL and Aaron Donald and you know he can cause havoc and the world is watching everybody is watching and while it's not an AFC opponent it is an opponent that definitely can bring it so was that a big game ah maybe maybe not all depends on how you look at it it was a big game but definitely not the biggest so if the Rams game wasn't a big game okay cool but then the following week you faced the San Francisco 49ers best record in the NFC and eventual Super Bowl 49ers so was that a big game I would certainly say so it was an ugly game the weather conditions were just gross but what happened Lamar Jackson and the Ravens won so they won yet another big game so the following week after that the Ravens had to travel to Buffalo to take on the Bills in New Aires Stadium shout out to Lamar Jackson and they took on Josh Allen in a hot Buffalo Bills team with a fire defense and what happened because the Buffalo Bills they fighting for their playoff spot to Lamar Jackson and Ravens they fighting for their playoff spot as well so is that not a big game to two AFC teams fighting for playoff position I think so and what did the Ravens and Lamar Jackson do they won and then Lamar Jackson's final two games that season came against the Jets and the Cleveland Browns which they both won decisively and they took care of business because he didn't play week 17 against the Steelers because the Ravens had already locked up the number one seed so Lamar Jackson had already played in enough important in big games to where the Ravens their next biggest game was gonna be in the playoffs against whoever their opponent was to be determined so in the regular season Lamar Jackson certainly won some big games in 2019 now unfortunately in another big game that he played in 2019 in the playoffs it had an unfortunate ending with the Ravens just getting absolutely destroyed by the Titans and again like I said you can blame whoever you want to blame for this loss but hey at the end of the day Lamar Jackson was a starting quarterback and that was a big game that he lost so now we get to the current year the current season and this narrative of course is still out there Lamar Jackson can't win big game so what does he do first game of season against the Cleveland Browns division opponent week one you want to start your season off right what does he do go out and just throw three touchdowns having 80% completion percentage he certainly took care of business in that one so was that considered a big game it depends on how you look at it it's the earliest the start of the season so it's not the biggest game it's an important game but I wouldn't consider it a big game so then they follow that up and they end up playing the Houston Texans and in a way game and Lamar Jackson and Ravens took care of business in that one as well and they won was that considered a big game no was it an important game yeah because it's an AFC opponent but was it a big game no but then in week three Ravens had to take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night football and the world was watching Patrick Mahomes fresh off the Super Bowl so you know these Chiefs been feeling themselves they ain't do no swag surfing like they did against the Jets the other day but still these dudes are riding high why wouldn't they be undefeated they want to just won the Super Bowl they feeling themselves they have every right to be so what happened in that game well Lamar Jackson and Raven certainly lost he only threw 94 yards and the Ravens just got absolutely smacked but was that a big game well depends on who you ask if you ask fans well the way that we were all looking at it we were like okay this is the Ravens chance to avenge themselves against the Chiefs even though the true avengement even though that's not even a word but the true avenging would really happen in the playoffs but for now a we want these Ravens to beat these Chiefs we want them to take care of business did they know but was this a big game an opponent in week three not even a division opponent but an AFC opponent is that a big game in week three no it's not it's not the media made it a big game us fans we made it a big game but when you really think about it's literally week three of the season it's a 16 game season and this is week three is super early so while these games do still have importance that was not a big game but when the next three weeks the Ravens take on the Washington football team the Cincinnati Bengals and the Philadelphia Eagles all those games ended up resulting in wins then they had the opportunity to play the Pittsburgh Steelers and it was a great game Ravens of course just the turnovers absolutely destroyed them and Lamar had maybe his worst regular season game ever and the Ravens ended up losing and this could be considered a big game because you're battling for the AFC North not that this is the end all be all when it comes to the division because it's still a long season ahead but at the same time you want to try to one up Pittsburgh you want to get that division rolling you want to keep your wins in a division rolling because you came into this game undefeated to a no within a division but now they dropped to two and one and Steelers remain undefeated and so this I will consider this a big game and the Ravens of course they lost is it the biggest type of big game no but it's still a big game nonetheless the vision opponent they undefeated you're trying to claim the division so yeah you can consider that a big game still kind of early in the season but at the same time yes so we'll put this on a big game side so with all that being said the narrative about Lamar Jackson not being able to win the big games that's just simply not true now if you want to say oh Lamar Jackson can't win a playoff game well you go ahead and use that one that's fine because he hasn't won a playoff game yet I expect that to change this year but we'll cross that road when we get there but if you're just gonna say oh Lamar Jackson he doesn't show up in big games he can't win a big game that already got shut down his rookie season in 2018 so that narrative about Lamar Jackson not being able to win the big games that got thrown out the window two years ago but now with the narrative about him not being able to win a playoff game it's not just a narrative because that's fact right now but the only way that the narrative is going to go away is not if he wins a playoff game not even if he wins two playoff games the narrative is only going to go away if Ravens win the Super Bowl that's the only way the only way and I know that they're gonna be a lot of analysts they gonna be a lot of experts and whatnot that still say oh man well it was a fluke or oh man it was because it is so it's because of that and they're not gonna give him credit but at the same time that's the only way that this narrative is even going to start to go away that Lamar Jackson can't win big games if he wins the Super Bowl if the Ravens win the Super Bowl that's the only way it's gonna even begin to start feeding so until then get used to hearing it over and over and over like we already are used to hearing it but just know just because you hear it in the media just because you hear it on TV just because you hear it on the radio it doesn't make it true we out


It's wonderful to be here in Davos sharing our commitment to improving the state of the world. And the recipe is really, I think, quite simple. All you've got to do is grow the economy, increase participation in that economy, within a rapidly changing world with increasing automation and technology on a planet that's training to meet our resource needs. Piece of cake. Right? Well, I've heard a lot of optimism over the past couple of days that we can do this using our human powers. We can, of course, use our innovative capacities, employ a little self-control and delayed gratification, and of course increase our compassion, our connectedness to others. So how are we going to do this? This is a big challenge. How do we unlock this potential? Well, it turns out that brain science may provide a key to unlocking this potential. So over the last 10 to 15 years, the new science of neuroeconomics has begun to provide some compelling answers about how the human brain makes decisions. And this field basically marries contemporary cutting-edge techniques in neuroscience to the mathematical formalisms of economics and the psychology. And I'm sure you've read a lot about this in the media. There's really been an explosion of findings over the last 10 years. And you've probably wondered yourself, how do you separate the fact from fiction, the hope from the hype? Well, I've done the hard work for you. So I've sifted through a lot of that material, and I'm going to give you four principles you can take to the bank. I think these are rock solid because they have been observed in humans, verified in animals, and tested in many ways, as we'll get to. So the first is, we can measure how much you value something by looking inside your brain. You don't even have to tell us anything about it. So we can measure your preferences by putting you in an MRI machine and taking snapshots of your brain in action. And we can predict your decisions. The brain weighs evidence and value separately to make a decision.   And you have to decide whether it's yellow or red, and what you're going to do. Are you going to give it the gas or stop? OK, that probably depends a lot on whether you're racing to get your kids to school. This is a problem I face all the time. How about if that traffic light is obscured by fog, as it was last night, down in clusters? That makes the problem more challenging because the information, the evidence, is much noisier.  This is actually written out by Alan Turing, when he came up with the method for predicting the locations of Nazi submarines. And all it involves is a little bit of integration. Don't worry if you don't remember your high school calculus, OK? All this means is that you've got two buckets in your brain. And each time you get a little bit of evidence saying the light is red, it goes into the red bucket. If you get a little bit of evidence that the light is yellow, it goes into the yellow bucket. Whichever bucket fills up first, wins. That's the decision that you make. If the evidence is clear, there's no fog, the buckets fill up quite quickly. You make a quick and correct decision. If the evidence is weak, it's harder to fill up those buckets. It takes a lot longer, and you're more likely to make an error. Now it turns out that, there we go, value, how much we value one outcome over another simply acts like a volume knob, OK? That changes how quickly that information flows into either of the buckets. So if you're feeling like time is of the essence, that yellow bucket's going to fill up more quickly. And then you can press the gas pedal and go through the light. The third principle, brain physiology limits the number of options you can usefully consider. It performs all these computations, drawing the energy of a low wattage light bulb. And the way it does this is that every neuron when it responds to a stimulus suppresses the activity of its neighbors. That's great if you've only got one thing to consider. How about when you walk into the grocery store and you're confronted with this? Now you've got hundreds or thousands of neurons suppressing each other. Think back to the last slide in those buckets. What you've done now is turn down the flow of information into any of those buckets. It's a lot harder to make a decision in this context, and usually you feel worse about it afterward, OK? The tyranny of choice. Principle four, probably the most important. Our brains are wired to be social. We can't help but consider the social context whenever we make any decision, OK? Even the simple decision deciding whether or not to approach a particular person. We've performed this experiment. When you ask people whether or not they like this face, you actually get brain activity in areas that respond when you receive rewards like food or water or money, OK? Social rewards activate these areas. And we've shown, by directly recording the activity of individual neurons in monkeys who are paying for the opportunity to see pictures of attractive monkeys, that we can go into that later. There are specialized populations of nerve cells, of neurons, in these areas that are exclusive to social rewards, OK? So evolution has produced a parallel reward system for social behavior. This is probably why it's so difficult to disengage from social media, right? Go get something to eat. I know this is something my 16-year-old has incredible difficulty doing. So you might imagine there are a lot of applications that might derive from this. We can use neuroscience as a marketing tool. Use this information, perhaps, to home in on your buy button and press it a little harder. My colleague at Stanford University, for example, has shown that by scanning the brains of a limited number of people in the laboratory, they can predict the effectiveness of microlending campaigns on the internet. That seems like a good thing. We could also use the same approach to fine-tune our messages to help people make healthy choices. I think another area of potential application is aligning consumers with products, right? This is sort of precision marketing. So by understanding something about consumer experience, we can go beyond using demography, where you live, to more effectively deliver products to you that you like. And finally, I think we can also use this information to help align people with their talents and goals. Okay, how do you know what you want to do and what you're going to be good at? We can potentially use neuroscience to either put you on the right path or help you achieve the right training you need to get there. So my colleagues and I, for example, have looked at brain responses to risk and uncertainty. Some people can handle uncertainty, and some people can't. If you're a person who can handle uncertainty, maybe you should go work for a startup instead of a blue chip company. And in the final few seconds, I want you all now to take a deep breath, okay? It's tremendously exciting time to be in neuroscience and think about its potential for transforming society. But there's a yawning gulf between what we can study noninvasively in the human brain when it's making decisions and the actual fundamental cellular processes that make it all happen, that do the computing, okay? And to kind of circle back to Nita's talk, a lot of the same questions where we think about the use of drugs that have a legitimate purpose in neuropsychiatric care, such as oxytocin, which can be used to improve social function and autism and schizophrenia, but may increase trust in people, simple nasal spray, or stimulants that can be used legitimately to help people with attention deficit focus. These drugs actually act on the same chemicals that underlie our motivation and, of course, as Nita brought up. We've already accepted as a culture many enhancers that are going to affect the way we make decisions. So thank you for your attention. Thank you.


So I'm getting some really good video of this current project I'm doing, you know, the secret project. It's not really a secret, but I'm not ready to share yet. And I'm looking at this video and thinking, man, I need to do something good with this. So I'm thinking I'm going to make a full length documentary. And I'll also dump all the video onto YouTube like I normally do. So if you want see everything, all the details of what's going on, I'll still do that. But I want to take like 45 minutes of this and put it into like a full length documentary, which probably leaves like another 45 minutes. So what's that other 45 minutes going to be? Well, I also wanted to have lots of, you know, background information about me. And it's a little bit weird doing this about myself. But you know, I don't trust anyone else to represent me correctly. You know, I don't want to be misrepresented. So I'm just doing this myself. And I want to have a bunch of, you know, background information about me, what I'm doing, why I'm doing it, blah, blah, blah. And a major part of that is I need to get interviews of people who know me. And I was thinking, who do I need to interview? And I'm like, what, like my mom, old friends, who I never see anymore. I mean, they're not, and I realized that you guys, I need to interview you guys. So I'm going to make a request right now. Can you guys help me make a documentary? This basically involves me, I'm going to, I'm going to have some questions at the end of this video. And just answer them on camera, and then send me the video, you know, put it on YouTube, you can make it unlisted so no one else can see it. It doesn't matter if other people see it whatever. But just make it so I can see it and, you know, I can download it or whatever. And I'll get to the questions in a minute. But at first I should give a few guidelines. First, you don't have to say all positive stuff about me. You can say some negative things about me. I don't think I'm perfect. I don't expect anyone to say I'm all perfect. But it has to have an overall positive tone. Because I want this to be the kind of thing where someone watches it, and at the end they're like, yeah, life's amazing. I can do anything. I want there to be an overwhelmingly positive vibe about the whole thing. What else? Okay, make sure when you do video that you're somewhere quiet. Make sure the audio is going to come out all right. So don't be in an empty room where everything's going to be all echoey. So if you're inside, just make sure there's some couches or something, something to absorb the sound a little bit. Like in here, there's some clothes there and some stuff and this thing here. So the sound comes out all right. But if you're in a big, empty room, it just gets all echoey. It's hard to understand anything. And outside pretty much anywhere is good as long as there's not a lot of noises around and it's not windy. Other than that, try to make the video, the lighting decent. If you're out in the sun, that'll be good lighting. Or if you're inside, try to have some lights on you so I can actually see you. Now, that one's not as important as the audio. Because if the video's kind of crappy, I can always take some audio that you say that's good and just put it in some other video. So just overlay some other video over your excellent audio. Okay. I think that's basically it. So if you want to help, which would be great, I would very much encourage you to help me with this. Can you get a camera? And then I'm going to ask a few questions now and you can either pause the video, listen to me ask a question, then pause the video and answer it, or you can just write them down or whatever. In your video, you don't have to hear me saying anything. But here are the questions I would like you to answer if you're willing to do this and help me make this documentary, which would be great. Okay. The first question is, who is Jamie? And I don't want to elaborate too much. Just like who is Jamie? Who's he to you? Who is this guy? Second question. Who is the second question? Okay. Second question. What do you think this secret project is that Jamie's doing? Third question. Can you share a Jamie memory? Just like, I don't know, anything. And the fourth thing is, could you ask, if you could ask me a question, what would it be? What would you ask me? And then the fifth thing is, anything else you just want to say or share or think is important to add in would be great. Oh yeah. There's one other thing. What's your name? And can I put your name like, you know, on the screen, like down here or whatever in the documentary? If not totally fine. I'm totally happy putting anonymous people.  Totally fine. So say your name and say if it's okay to put your name in the thing. And how long have you known me? And how did you come across me? How did you, how did we meet or whatever? I guess some of, some of us haven't actually physically met, but you know, how did we meet? Oh, and I'll put my email down here so you can send me a message saying, you know, that you made this video and send me the link. So you don't, don't put it in the comments because I don't read all the comments and plus then everyone else sees it. No, you can just send me an email with the, with the stuff in it. Okay. Oh, if I don't put my email right there, someone send me a message saying, hey idiot, remember to put your email there. Okay, thanks. So anyone who can help you with this would be excellent.  I'm going to be working on this current project for a few months still. But at that point, I'm going to want to put together like some kind of documentary with a really positive vibe and a good message. And it would be great if you guys could help me with that. Okay, thanks.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with latent sports cards. We are doing 2022 tops diamond icons, baseball hobby, one box break, number 63, random hit style. The way this is going to work is we've got two random.org windows open right here. We've got all of our participants and then we have another one with the hits as we go. Donnie is going to be typing in the hits on the random hit sheet. Once we are over and once the break is over, we've shown all the hits. I will transfer the hits over to the hits tab, again, which I just showed you right here. We'll roll the dice, random the names and the hits the same amount of times, whatever hit is next to your name, you will be receiving. If there are more than 10 hits, we will combo the two that we deem the least valuable. Good luck here, guys. Let's do it. I appreciate it. I apologize on that one, Andrew. Sorry, man. Diamond icons. Right, see something crazy. Oh, you're bringing in my cement shoes finally? Oh no. Oh no. Oh god, Greg. Oh good lord. What's up, Tim? First hit is going to be numbered one of 10 that is Clayton Kershaw. On the jersey, one of 10 Clayton Kershaw. Clayton Kershaw, one of 10. I'm not going to know how to spell Kershaw. That's true. Next up, we've got red ink autograph is Ricky Henderson, 19 out of 25. Run, Ricky, run. Ricky Henderson. Haha, you're good, Donald. I have not yet actually, I have not. Up next, we've got 16 out of 25. That is going to be the Rockets. Roger Clemens on the horizontal auto. Congrats on, or not congrats, but good luck on that one, everybody. Absolutely not, Tex. No shot. Anybody ever breaks that? Nice one here for the Phillies. We've got 16 out of 25. That is, wow, that's nasty. Reese Hoskins. Wow, dude. Good box. Wow. That's insane. I don't even know what that's from. Nice Reese. Reese Lightning. We've got, how about one of one? Patch auto, Paul Goldschmidt. Dude, that's, that patch is just crazy, buddy. That is insane. I don't know what that's from. That's got to be like, I don't know what that's from, dude. That's like, it's like threaded. It's, yeah, last name on the patch, dude. That's so cool. It's got to be from somewhere within the Jersey too. Nice Goldie. Good luck on that one, everybody. That's insane. We've got a John Smoltz. That is 20 out of 25 on the auto. John Smoltz, 20 of 25. That's true. Talking about Roger Clemens' signature. Nice one here. We've got a Raffy Devers. That is 22 out of 25 for the Red Sox. Raffy Devers. The Red Ink Auto of Larry Walker, 17 out of 25 for the Rockies. Larry Walker. That's one there. We've got 11 out of 25. One of the best third basemen of all time. Mike Schmidt. Mike Schmidt, congrats, good luck on that one. Love me some Mike Schmidt highlights. So good. Billy's Legend, Mike Schmidt. Next up, 11 out of 25. That is going to be Joey Votto. The Votto Auto. 11 out of 25 for the Reds. Grats on that one. Cincinnati. To finish it off, how about Silver Ink? 12 out of 25 is Juan Soto. Good luck on that one, everybody. That is awesome. There you go. Good luck, everybody. So we did have an extra one. Again, that is it for the break, everybody. We did have an extra one. I'm going to combo the Smoltz and the John Smoltz Auto and the Clayton Kershaw. So everybody will get an auto in this break, which is good. He's copied over. All right, guys. We've got again our 10 participants, and then we've got our 10 hits. That is the Clayton Kershaw and John Smoltz that are comboed. Henderson, Clemens, Hoskins, Goldy 101, Soto, Devers, Larry Walker, Mike Schmidt, Joey Votto. Let me go ahead and roll the dice. How many times are we going to go on this? That is going to be four times on each. One, two, three, and four. Scott F. Down to John A. And four times on your hits. One, two, three, and four. Schmidt. Down to Devers. We've got that is Scott F. With the Mike Schmidt. John A. With the Joey Votto, 11 of 25. Rory W. Picking up the one Soto to 25. Oh, I meant to tell you you can bag the Soto. Sorry. Rory W. With the Soto. And as well as the Clemens Auto, 16 of 25. Ramar is picking up the Larry Walker Auto, 17 of 25. John A. With the Ricky Henderson Auto, 19 out of 25. Greg M. Picking up that Reese Hoskins Patch Auto, 16 of 25. David B.'s got the Clayton Kershaw Patch, 1 to 10, as well as the John Smoltz Auto, 20 of 25. Greg M. Picking up the Goldy 101. Congrats on that there, Greg. And John A. With the Raphael Devers, 20 out of 25 for the Red Sox. So thank you guys again for filling this up. Next up we got one more icon.


Welcome to Toffy TV, here is the match reaction Everton Nill, West Ham United won Everton beating at Gooderson Park for the first time this season. Very disappointing result, I thought personally it had Nill-Nill written all over it. I thought West Ham were better on the ball but never really created anything and Everton were the same. Everton didn't create anything either. I thought if the game was heading for a Nill-Nill or it would have been won in the way it was won from a set player. It was West Ham who did it. The manager picked the side that had a couple of changes from the team that drew our old Trafford. Ydw Ierri Mina had travelled back from Colombia and wasn't deemed fit enough to start. He was on the bench and Anthony Gordon came out the side and Alex Iwobi started, which a lot of people were a bit disappointed with. And Seamus Coleman came in at right back with Ben Goffley moving alongside the Michael Keane at centre back. West Ham came out the traps I thought. The opening of 15 minutes I thought they were very very good. Faith to every ball, moved the ball around nicely. Didn't really fashion a chance but just looked the better side and really knocked it around well and Everton were having to work hard just to try to stay in the game at that stage. But I thought we rolled that out and started to get into the game and just turned and put a fantastic ball into the back post of Ywwobi just couldn't quite get on the end of it. We had a good couple of little passion moves and Damari Gray fizz one right across the 6 yard box where you would have thought Solomon Rondon would have been in there but he wasn't. And then Everton had the best opportunity I think again he come from Damari Gray getting round the back a couple of step overs, pulled it across. I think Rondon went near post and Alex Iwobi in the middle of the goal only has to connect with it's 1-0 to Everton and he totally misses the ball and air shot. It goes through his legs and his away and that kind of summed up Iwobi's performance today. He was way off him and Solomon Rondon I thought were really below average below standards today. And that was probably the best of Everton's opportunities in the first half. Adelaide D'Cory fired a shot over the bar after a look at Dean Cross were being headed out. West Ham had got a couple of good blocks inside the penalty area on a couple of occasions. One nice little bit of football showed Damari Gray taking off the photo-shames Coleman. At the other end West Ham had a goal disallowed correctly in my opinion. There was a foul by Sutech on the half way line. It was hand ball and then a foul on D'Cory and I don't know how Stuart Atwell was horrific all day. Absolutely awful. Let's be honest should never have been allowed anywhere near a football pitch again after allowing that Wofford goal years ago. He's a terrible referee. He allowed the most blatant foul going to carry on eventually. I think it was Four Nails at the shot pick for made a good save and Sutech fired it into the roof of the net but correctly disallowed offside but it should have been a free kick in the first place. It went in 0-0 a half time. It wasn't a great performance by any stretch. I thought the manager might change it at the break he didn't. He left it as it was. The second half followed a similar pattern. Both teams haven't attempted goal but I wasn't convinced with either. Rondon flashed ahead the wide when he should have been hitting the target. There was a brilliant block. It might have been from Ogbona from Awobi. It looked like he might have caused Fabiancki some issues. West Ham had a couple of ffizzed across the box. Corners they were always a threat. Antonio went on a good run. One of the few rare things that he did today went on a good run and it's a shot which Michael Keane blocked that man of course Jordan Pickford issues. But although West Ham were better on the ball in the way, you can see at the end of the game the attempts 15 from Evans 16 from West Ham. It was a tight game and it always looked like one moment may win it. The goal came up in the air. I thought Jordan Pickford has to deal with it and be the boss of that situation. He doesn't and he allows Antonio to jump into him. I thought it was a foul. I haven't seen it again but I've spoken to Jim Beglin actually who was doing the commentary in front. Apparently he said it wasn't a foul. Others have said that Pickford was just bad goalkeeping. I haven't seen it again. I just felt he should have dealt with the situation better at the time. It's one of them where a lot of the times the referee will give a free kick and give the goalkeeper the benefit of the doubt. But if Antonio hasn't done anything wrong and it's bad goalkeeping then so be it. Like I say at the time of recording this I haven't seen it again so I could be doing Jordan Pickford the disservice maybe not. But West Ham got the corner and he did look a threat off corners all day. The ball in and it was on and met it. Bull had said it's back of the net. No-one was really surprised at that of the net. They were ahead and there was never a feeling after that that everything was going to score. We had more of the ball. We had opportunities in the box. Griper another great ball across and Rondon was, I don't know, swiddling his thumbs on the edge of the box or something instead of being in where centre forwards are. West Ham defended well, got blocks in but we didn't really look like we were going to equalise. In fact after the goal they looked like they may get a second on the counter attack. Pickford did me one good save from Jarrod Bowen. Other than that I think once they got ahead it was a comfortable win in the end for them and that will be disappointing. One of the things I thought the manager should have used the subs better he didn't. He made one change in the game and I thought that was poor really from Raffer on that occasion. That's the way it is, West Ham have won a tight game. Very disappointing from our perspective. We've now got Waffa their own next Saturday so we have to make sure we're on it. Let's hope Ruti Arleson is available next Saturday and he can go straight up front in Pleasure Rondon. Let's see if we can get at Waffa and put them to bed knowing near the level of West Ham. So it's a good opportunity for Evan to bounce back with three points next weekend. Fair play to West Ham, good win for them. Moise has got them playing really well. They're a strong side so they'll be in the mix this season definitely as well for European football. I guess for them it's how well they manage the Europa League games but they've done it comfortably so far. My man of the match although I don't think anybody had a good game really today for Evan apart from Michael Keane. I know Michael Keane was my man of the match. I think everybody else was comfortably their worst displays of the season. But Michael Keane I think had a good game today. Antonio didn't really do anything in the game and Keane dealt with them really well. So he would be my Evan man of the match. So there you go, a victory for West Ham, disappointment for Evan and it's on to Waffa next Saturday. Give the video a thumbs up, subscribe if you haven't checked out Peds after my reaction stuff and if you want more videos become a member of Patreon. Have a good weekend, see you later.


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Welcome back. The hashtag is social Friday. I hope you're having as much fun as we are. Mimo, are you having as much fun as we are? Yes, I am. Valentine, are you having as much fun as I am? I think I'm having a little bit more fun. Because just before we came in, Chanda kuni confuse now all city. Yes. Kikitambu wakumimba song in it was D5 Lies. You will not believe your eyes. Yes, sasarajiza when you confuse now. And there is a huge coincidence. I don't think Raji is new that Mimo is actually, she does like... TBT songs. Yeah, throwback songs. And then when she came back... Master, kumani genius na wawu se mi? Sorry, you see my reaction, I'm sorry. Okay, okay. So Mimo, what we usually do at around this time is play games. So I'm going to introduce the segment officially. Hashtag social break and... Thank you for the bell. And the game is called Random Questions that are actually totally useless. They won't help us in life. But we just love to ask them. But say you design your squid game upper. Skojibwa? Let me tell you something. He say, yanzi kama jokes. And then I was trying to, I was trying to, the whole of this we were trying to figure out how I'm going to incorporate a squid game actually inside the show. So what was our punishment? No, that's the thing. Sasarajiza, I think you shoot what. Akuna kubant. I think it makes sense. Okay, ready for the game? Okay. Okay, the first totally random and useless question is what's the best thing you've ever tested? Um, faita orange. Huh? Pappu cha! I don't know what to say, but sorry. No, that actually makes sense. And you also, what's the best thing you've ever tested? Okay, well, I eat it every day. Nyama? Yeah, nyama choma. No, yeah.  No, almost. Lames are different, right? We are different people. We might be just walking the same period and they say, yeah, Christmas? Christmas? I constantly eat meat, but... Dismantling our culture? Chazajini. Kuna wagi ni studio. Sorry, chazajini. Okay, you have no told us. Rajiza hasn't told us. Tell me, I'll tell them. Ah, kumbako nakidode? I'm missing? Frido. That's the best thing he's ever tasted. Faita orange. Okay, he's been proved to be philosophical. Oh, oh. Batsuna jibu ya kutopada, so please let's go on. It's weird that you haven't answered that. Because it's food and you like to eat. Okay. What song defines your childhood? Any song by Mr. Naiz? I think that song was a jam ama Bumba Train. Bumba? Yes. Bumba, Bumba. Yes. Bumba Train, kia standards, haesana. Hey, Banda, ala kwa menda. Ani kiki ama. See, that's what I called in 2005, naam se ni. To edge the compound sentence. 2000 end. Nani. You're still going on. Okay, what song defines mine? I think I'll go with Erie Kwaenaena. Naishi. Okay. Because I'm feeling proud right now to be a Kenyan. But that doesn't reflect on your childhood. I was also proud to be a Kenyan when I was young because actually right now it's much lesser because the way you are making it. Too late over do. Too late over do. Wait. The other thing that describes my childhood is that because like nahongwa ni kwa mldogo. Like Shikahi, Lafu, endo nunu eswete kurodi na pata atu ama enda. What do you mean? Like kwa tuwa kiyanda safari and you are crying to go with him. So nahongwa kitu kanda. Me niwa na mea niya ngaoge. Lafu kwa niya ngaoge. Kwa niya ngaoge.  It's okay, forgive you. I'll take social Friday. I think anything by Issa. Issa is a big part of my childhood. One song. One song. Tumwe buja. Of course, I think it was something to do with pattern. Hedinya. Hedinya. Hedinya. No. Hedinya. Rajis has the right answers today. I think alipitiyo staff nakaikram. The questions here, leakage. Okay, the next one. You have, you don't have your phone with you here. I wanted to ask to see the last meme that you saved on your phone. Can you remember it? It was a photo someone posted on WhatsApp. Kachotokame parara. Kanachezakalongo. Alafu, it was like, this was me in my childhood as I was in Yambiakitu. Like right now, I'm a baby girl. And I relate. Did we relate there? Yeah. I think the last meme I saved okay, I'll tell you where I saved. That's what you saw me. Yeah. It's a picture that we took in the morning. How is that a meme? That picture looks like a meme. How? Inaka meme. Utafa ya ni trend. Inaka meme. Don't make me a meme. Valetian is looking at me. I'm trying not to like show my teeth, but I do the show in Minnesota. Ah, he's the only one who looks no more. Nika, Valetian is in Lisa. I want to take a picture of Lisa. I want to take a picture of her. Oh, okay. That capture that meme. You read my last meme. Onea jandok chababuka. Hashtag social friday. Nipichi hemsiflang. I want to send. I don't care whether male or female. I just want my first daughter to be a boy. I wait together. I want to send. I don't care whether male or female. I just want my first daughter to be a boy. That is all I want. But Valetian is looking at me. I was just expecting that. You'll have some kind of a funny meme. I have some kinds. I want to send. I want to send. Name one thing in childhood that kids these days won't understand. Do kids these days atatu music, but if they don't understand do they understand? I don't understand. I don't understand. Two songs at the end. Onea jo PS5. How is your bladder? You don't have a bladder. Exactly. I don't think they understand. I am not sure if I will be able to send a boy to a girl. I don't know if I will be able to send a boy to a girl. We don't know if we will be able to send a boy to a girl. We don't know a girl. But of course, if we do not send a boy to her, we will be able to send a boy. I don't always do that. Kids these days won't understand wab trick and wab heart. That's why we used to download the music. There was no sports far. This time my virtual DJ. I still use to bidi Wait There's no shed here bidi It's fine, it's okay To bidi na kwa nga fa Kuna After the show, I'll show you a better way of doing that Okay Nime jaribu kuchezachi Remember your wuichi Remember your wuichi in hashtag Social Friday and on our social media platform We asked you What have you done That's the most embarrassing thing in your life On Instagram, on Facebook On Tiktok at Y254 Channel And as we close the social break Where can we find your social media name? All platforms at Mimu Karanja Tiktok Mimu Karanja M-I-M-U Karanja And you'll see a girl there with a turban on her head That's me She didn't tell us her embarrassing moment She was trying to get away Very nice Nime, nime Okay, this is very embarrassing to me So, kuna itaim Ngo me doktarengding was a hit Nikiwa high school I see where this is going So, I think Wimbo as we na shinda Like in your head So I'm home with my mum Kwa weli vizuri So in my head subconsciously I'm like, I'm too hip at ya High as it is, like It's time for chorus I'm time for the verses Of course, I'm a Julia P. doktarengding So I'm just subconsciously Like, I'm not a sicko apple Because I am not a qualified physician I'm not a sicko zegida physician Lili sketchu mabago kwanza with In mother tongue Wai ni muna toge shonoka Wai lala Samoja Wai Ajo kudapula Like, not to translate that It's like, mu more as if You are into a shim of yourself This will be embarrassed This is really embarrassing Neli lala Samoja Hadi wale o like Ata I hope ha kumbukali Because it's embarrassed Asi nili kwanza imba But I'm Julia P. o imba Okay, I hope I hope at our interview A kumbukali at that moment Raji? We are waiting for your embarrassing moment R.A.J.Y.Z. Panisaka You're going to tell me a language Yeah I'll help you out I'll help you out Manizia to social media Just type R.A.J.Y.Z. Raji is the DJ YouTube, TikTok, IG, Facebook, Twitter, Quote MissCloudNamduno.com That's where I'll find my mixes YouTube pier I'm Valentina Yako at Kala Mipal Ame sahaw handoli ake chenim kumushi Nili kuatu bado vene mihalingwa Many blue tick mbelewa atushu hale Remember we're still coming back We have an amazing guest appearance Coming up for you Toboya matungoze I'm going to hand over a poster Yeah, go on a social media platform Scroll there, look at the poster You know the artist that's coming through Also, nimo hendima If you're looking for TikToks So on her TikTok channel You'll find some videos Finally So we take a short break Then we come back


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mean meat on sensor to crazy how unusable the internet has become when you try to access some websites in Europe and do not consent to the tracking cookies they don't let you use it at all because of EU data yeah yeah crazy like gang you know like people need to understand this right in the late 1990s and early 2000s when you did a search for something and you could use keywords and use a boolean algorithm boolean search and stuff like this when you got a search you could you could go down like pages upon pages like 50 pages down 30 pages down like we did a search on something like you got like whatever 20,000 hits or something like that you could continue searching searching and continue until you you got a good perspective of whatever it was you were searching for now try that on some of the censored platforms like Google or Bing or I don't know Bing I don't use Bing Google I barely use Google I use for Google translate and map your Google mouse that's it really but when you do a search on Google you go down like to like five pages and it's done like there's no more right so internet the dead internet theory is 100% fact right we need to stop that Google search is unusable use Yandex or I use Yandex and brave combination of Yandex and brave those are the two search engines I use right dingbobber says Chicho Yandex is one of the true search engines and yeah yeah Yandex duck duck go is garbage they came out and start censoring a dump duck duck go as soon as they said they're gonna start censoring so done fuck you right now look at Yandex as a search engine and a web portal Yandex offers internet search and other services like maps navigator public transportation taxi weather music I gotta start using Yandex for map as well maps as well and other other stuff for translating as well because Google is gonna fuck around with the translating as well of course right the start page is not bad me meet no censor to start page I've heard some people talk good things about but I don't use it so I can't really I've used it every now and then but it hasn't stuck right


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Do you know someone who is diagnosed with ADHD? ADHD, also known as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, is a neurobiological condition that causes distractibility, hyperactivity, and impulsivity symptoms. Because there's still many who aren't aware of what ADHD is, they may say things that are hurtful and validating or even discriminatory. So to avoid this, here are five things you should never say to someone with ADHD and what you should say instead. Number one, are you sure it's ADHD? If they're already diagnosed with it, there's really no point in questioning them about it further. Even if you say it with good intentions, it still comes off as rude and dismissive. While you may be saying it because a lot of people doubt an ADHD diagnosis. Since some may say, oh, it's just children being children or they've always been clumsy and inattentive, it's just their personality. But this isn't necessarily true. Before a child is diagnosed with ADHD, they undergo a full physical exam, vision and hearing test, as well as a non-invasive scan called the Neuropsychiatric EEG-based Assessment Aid, or the NEBA system, to measure theta and brain waves. And while a diagnosis for adults is trigger, it's still possible to get an accurate one. After a healthcare professional looks at their history, conducts family interviews in physical, neurological and psychological tests. So don't go around asking whether they're sure it's ADHD or not. Number two, it's probably because of how you were raised. Did you know that ADHD can be a genetic condition? According to Griffin, for any child with ADHD, there's a 30 to 40% chance that one of their parents has a two. Remember that ADHD can be challenging for both children and parents. Children who have ADHD may face a higher chance of being bullied and rejected, resulting in lower qualities of life and the parents of children with ADHD may doubt and question themselves on whether they're raising them the right way. So by saying that ADHD is caused by parenting styles, not only are you incorrect, you also end up deeply hurting those who are trying their best to raise their children. Number three, you just need to have self-control. Telling a person with ADHD to have more self-control is like telling someone with alcoholism to stop drinking. It's not useful and it's insensitive. People with ADHD tend to be inconsistent because of their symptoms. They may be able to perform a task smoothly one day and face immense difficulty doing it again the next, but this doesn't mean they have less self-control. Instead, they probably had to put in even more focus and effort to get the job done. Number four, I relate to you so much. Unless you have the condition yourself, you probably can't fully understand what it's like. While you can try to imagine what they're going through by listening to them and educating yourself on the topic, saying that you fully relate to them may make it seem like you're downplaying their condition. Oftentimes when you say this, you may be actually relating to some of their symptoms such as forgetfulness, distractibility, hyperactivity, or, and inattention, but not everyone who shares these characteristics has ADHD. People diagnosed with the condition face symptoms that are far more intense and recurring to the point where it greatly affects their own lives and relationships. But if you do share the same symptoms and it's starting to affect your way of living, please visit a healthcare professional to get an accurate diagnosis. Getting help is highly important. And number five, isn't that just all in your head? When you ask questions like these, you're questioning the validity of their disorder, which can make you appear dismissive and it can also negatively impact their emotions and self-esteem. While ADHD is at neurodevelopmental disorder, it doesn't mean that it's all in their head. According to Cronkleton, ADHD causes differences in brain structure, function, and development. Now that we've covered what you should try to avoid saying, here's some things you can say instead. I've never experienced what you're going through, but I understand you're in pain. Instead of saying that you can relate to them, you can validate their struggle and offer your support to them. This way you're not minimizing their condition but giving them a shoulder to lean on. After all, they may have lost opportunities or broken relationships because of their disorder and just need some support. Of course, your feelings matter too, so if you wanna express something to them, try to choose words that won't make them feel bad about their condition. Up next is, I'm here to listen. Is there something they wanna talk about? If so, they'll most likely appreciate the time you provide to them, especially if they've just gone through a rough experience and need to let out some steam. When you're listening to them, remember not to be afraid to ask questions and try not to interrupt them as they're talking. You can also say, your struggles are valid. Although mental health is more talked about now, there are still plenty of people who are uneducated about it. If you know someone with a condition, they've probably experienced and heard a lot of accusations, misconceptions, and discriminatory or dismissive remarks about it. This can be pretty tough since it can lower their self-esteem and make them question their sense of self. For this reason, it's good to reassure them from time to time by saying that what they're going through is completely valid or say something like, I like you just the way you are. ADHD currently has no cure. As a result, people with a condition may sometimes experience feelings of hopelessness. So remember to remind them from time to time that they're loved and appreciated for who they are and who doesn't love hearing you rock. Did you know that Michael Phelps, Adam Levine, and Paris Hilton have ADHD? ADHD shouldn't hinder you from living life to the fullest. So be sure to let them know that they're amazing and that their conditions shouldn't stop them from doing great things and going full Percy Jackson mode to everyone with ADHD, you rock. Have you ever said any of these to someone with ADHD? If you have any topic suggestion or want to part two to this, please comment down below. Also, if you know people who can resonate with this video, please don't hesitate to share it with them. 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Very, let's say, optimistic by the fact that Interpol has a very important centre in Singapore. This means that all the work that Interpol does worldwide is going to be especially replicated in this part of the world, that all the standards, all the methodology, all the databases that you apply all over the world is going to hopefully have a special focus here in Southeast Asia which is a part of the world simply key, an aesthetic for the interest of Europe. This is a place where we want to interact more, we want to bring more students, we want to bring more business people, we want to increase tourism and for all of that we need a high level of interaction between the different Asian countries, we need a high level of trust and interoperability between different Asian countries and the European Union and Interpol can play a very important role in that perspective.


Those that tend to profit from coconut oil claim it has miraculous power, curing everything from cancer to jock itch. Perhaps the boldest claim may be as a potential cure for Alzheimer's based on a series of anecdotes in one study. Study of the ketogenic agent AC-1202. You can certainly make money selling 20-pound buckets of coconut oil, but even more selling some kind of patented supplement, which is what this is. It's a concentrated form of the medium-chain fatty acids in coconut oil purported to be the active ingredient. At first it looked like it was working, but by the end of the study any effect it had disappeared. Though there was one genetic subgroup where it appeared to be working better, but when that group was properly randomized, even that effect disappeared. So the only such study ever done on concentrated coconut oil components found little effect, and no studies have ever been done whatsoever on Alzheimer's and coconut oil itself. As the Alzheimer's Association put it, there's no scientific evidence that coconut oil helps with Alzheimer's. And hey, the coconut oil promise has been around for more than three years. If the administration of coconut oil was indeed beneficial, it would presumably be shouted from every mountaintop, and not just the mountains that sell coconut oil. And that's all we know so far. Why don't we know more? There have been over a thousand articles published on coconut oil in the medical literature. The problem is there are studies like this. Did you know coconut oil enhances tomato-corotanoid tissue accumulation compared to safflower oil in the Mongolian gerbil? It includes nuggets like this. The testes of the coconut oil-fed animals weighed significantly less than those of the safflower oil-fed animals. Who says coconut oil isn't effective? How else are you going to shrink the testicles of Mongolian gerbils?


I'm going to call this meeting of the City of Montpelier Development Review Board to order. The date is November 21st. My name is Kate McCarthy and I am the chair of the DRB and what I'll do next is introduce the other members who are here and have them say hello as I introduce them. The other members are Roger Kranz, Rob Goodwin, and Michael Losertek. Good evening. Good evening, Michael. Thanks for being here. Great. So next I will have Meredith briefly review the remote meeting procedures. Okay, let me just do a quick share screen for anybody that's looking over ORCA. All right. So this is the most important thing for anybody who's viewing this over ORCA. If you want to attend our meeting, you can use this link here to join the Zoom meeting. You can also just call in from this number. Here's the meeting ID and the password. And if you're trying to access the meeting and you're having problems, you can email me. Just email here. Because tonight's agenda is so brief and we don't have anybody on right now, I'm going to keep my overview pretty, pretty short. As usual, if somebody does log on and you're having difficulties with accessing the video conferencing features, you can use that chat function to talk to me about that. Please just use that for troubleshooting and logistics questions. And the other big thing is if you are out there on ORCA and you want to attend, when you come on, please make sure that once you link in via audio, and we recognize you that you make sure you state your full name and address and why you're attending tonight's meeting. In the event the public is unable to access this meeting, it's going to be continued to a time and place certain. And if anybody's on and having connectivity issues, try turning off your video or closing other applications on your phone or computer. And then just a quick note for anybody watching at home via ORCA. If you are having, if you haven't downloaded the application materials, you can get them including the full agenda at this link here. All right. Please note that all votes taken during this meeting will be done via roll call vote. I'll now hand this meeting back over to the chair. Thank you, Meredith. I kicked it over to Meredith without introducing her. She is our zoning administrator and we're also joined by ORCA media who's recording this meeting, as well as Tammy, our recording secretary taking minutes. Thank you all for being here. Thank you. You're welcome. So the next item on the agenda is the approval of agenda. Do I have a motion to approve the agenda? So moved. Motion by Roger. Is there a second? Second. Second by Rob. I will call the roll. Rob. Yeah. Yeah. Michael. Yes. And Roger. Yes. And I also vote to approve the agenda. We have an agenda for the evening. Thank you. Item five on the agenda is comments from the chair. And I do not have any comments, except to thank you all for being here. And our next item of business, item six, is to review and approve the minutes of December 7th, 2020. And all the people who are here are eligible to vote on those minutes. And so I would accept a motion to approve those minutes. And I would accept any modifications to the minutes if you have any, or if not a motion to approve them. Motion to approve the minutes as printed. Motion by Rob. Second. Second by Roger. Thank you. I'll call the roll for the approval of the minutes. Rob. Yes. Michael. Yes. Roger. Yes. And I also vote yes. We've approved the minutes of December 7th. The other business, an application at 7 Charles Street regarding a proposal for a second driveway has been tabled until our January 4th meeting. And this is to ensure that proper notice is given to the abutters. And so that they are aware of the meeting and can participate in it if they so choose. So in the interest of process that is being tabled to January 4th when we will return and take it out. And in the meantime, those application materials are on our website since it was the applicant did submit a complete application. Is there anything you want to add on that, Meredith? Just if any public is watching Bo over Orca, if you have questions about that application, you can email me at that email address that was up on the screen previously. It's also listed on the bottom of the meeting agendas that are on the website, as well as just through the planning and community development website. Like see if I can find my email at all those places. And where, you know, the notices are going out for abutters and it was already published in the paper and will remain on our website through the meeting, through the hearing on the 4th. Perfect. Thank you. It's a good additional detail about people watching. So with that, other business, our next meeting is January 4th of 2021. We will return together. Is there any other other business? All right, hearing none, I will accept a motion to adjourn. So moved. Motion by Rob. Second. Second by Roger. I'll call the roll. Rob. Yes. Michael. Yes. Roger. Yes. And I also vote yes. I look forward to seeing you all in the new year and I hope that whatever solstice or other celebrations you participate in this year are merry and bright.