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With this, let's move on to today's analysis. These are the list of news articles selected for today's analysis and their page numbers in different editions of the newspaper. The link for the handwritten notes in the PDF format and the time stamping of the discussed articles are provided in the description and also in the comment section for the benefit of mobile phone viewers. Now let's move on to the analysis of first news article. This news article is about the threats that are posed by aging dams in our country. The article is written by the director of central water commission. Let us see this article in detail. The syllabus relevant for the analysis is highlighted here for your reference. Now as we know with water becoming scarce resource day by day, it is essential to keep our water resources or water infrastructure in the best possible condition. It is important to know that because of the importance of dams and reservoirs, the first prime minister, Sri Javaharlal, has called dams as the modern temples of India. Dams are part of major infrastructure component of water resources. They play a very important role in providing overall water security to the country. See, in the last 50 years, India has made substantial investments in dams and related infrastructures and India ranks third after United States and China in terms of the number of large dams. And as per the national register of large dams, around 5254 large dams are in operation in the country currently and another 447 are under construction. In addition to this, there are thousands of medium and small dams. The author states that as India's dams are aging, the reservoir water is being replaced by silt or sediment and around 1,100 large dams have already reached 50 years of age and of them some are older than 120 years. Here, the worrying fact is that the number of such dams is set to increase to 4,400 by the year 2050. So almost 80% of large dams in the country will be aged over 50 years to over 150 years by the year 2050. Now, let's see why this has become a cause of concern. Or why is it dangerous? See, our population is growing at a steady pace. With that happening, water security has become an issue of concern for all of us. In addition to playing a major role in development of the country in providing food and energy security, dams are also talked in connection with safety aspects as well. So it becomes our prime responsibility to ensure safety of dams so as to drive out any apprehension or concerns from the mind of the people. See, while safety of lives and property of people in the vicinity of dams is paramount importance, dam safety assurance is also important in terms of protection of investment and also with intended benefits, which is the water security for the entire country. So when we discuss about dams, these aspects come into play, that is safety of lives and property of people in the vicinity of dams, then about investment opportunities, then about the intended benefit of water security overall. So now let us see some important facts that are given in the article. One is with reference to Krishna Raja Sagar Dam, which was built in the year 1931 and then about the Mehtur Dam constructed in 1934. These reservoirs are located in Waterscars, Cauvery River basin. Now the sedimentation is the challenge here, as over the years it has reduced the storage capacity of dams. And as per a 2003 report, if you take Bacara Dam in Himachal Pradesh, the observed silitation rate is around 140 percent higher than originally assumed. Similarly, the actual silitation rate if you take for Hirakut Dam, it is higher at 141 percent. If you take Maithan Dam, it is around 808 percent. Then Goad Dam is around 426 percent. Maithan Dam is in Jharkhand and Goad Dam is in Maharashtra. Studies also show that the design of many of our reservoirs is also flawed. With sedimentation happening, silitation happening and with flawed structure, if you take the Bacara Dam, it was originally expected to function for 88 years. Because of these issues, its function is cut short for just 47 years. So it is clear that the storage space in Indian reservoirs is receding or dropping at a rate much faster than anticipated. Therefore, many of our reservoirs could become extinct in the coming decades and this will severely negatively impact the irrigated crop area. With less water, the net sown water area would also shrink and this will also reduce the crop yield. And this will have huge impact on farmer's income and also on food security. And the flawed silitation rates will also result in more frequent floods in the downstream area of dams. Some of the examples we can say with reference to Baruch floods in Gujarat in 2020, in Kerala it was witnessed in 2018 and in Chennai it was seen in the year 2015. So these are some of the reasons why we have to take care of the aging dams. One, for water security purposes overall, then safety of dams so that people living in the vicinity and downstream need not worry about their lives and property. So that these dams can function as wheels of development in giving food and energy security. Now let's move on to the analysis of next news article. This editorial article is about India's health care system. The author talks about the performance of different states and also the need for a robust health care system. The syllabus relevant for the analysis is highlighted here for your reference. See Indian health care scenario presents a spectrum of contrasting landscapes. At the one end of the spectrum, we find multi-specialty hospitals that deliver high-tech medical care to the well-healed mostly urban living Indians. On the other end, we could see dilapidated outposts or neglected outposts in the remote reaches of rural India that are trying desperately to live up to their identity as health substances. That is they are not up to the mark. However, with the rapid pace of change that we currently witness, this spectrum is likely to widen further that will present more complexity in the future. See our country, we have more than 1.3 billion people and they have enormous diversity in ethnicity, language, culture, creed, etc. And therefore it also presents enormous challenge to the health care delivery system. And this is what the author is talking about. However, in the article, the author mainly focuses on the state-wise differences in the health care system in our country. As we know, public health comes under the state list of seven schedule of Indian constitution. So, the primary responsibility to provide good health care to the citizens lies with the appropriate state governments. So, in this regard, the efficacy of public health system varies widely across the country. According to a report by Nithya Yog, if you see among the larger states, the overall health index score of best performing state is more than two and a half times that of the overall score of the least performing state. So, there is huge variation. And in this regard, the author is disappointed that the state governments themselves are indifferent to or not serious about their poor performance. See, the efficiency of public health system can be easily judged by looking at certain health parameters. Now, these parameters include infant mortality rate, maternal mortality ratio, then total fertility rate. And for assessing these parameters, annual surveys are conducted through sample registration system. If you take IMR, it is the annual number of deaths of children under one year of age per thousand live births. Now, if you take maternal mortality ratio, it is the annual number of deaths among females per one lakh live births from any cause that is related to or aggravated by pregnancy or the management of pregnancy. Then we have total fertility rate. It is defined as total number of children who would be born to each woman if she were to live to the end of her childbearing years and if she were to give birth to children in alignment with prevailing age specific fertility rates. Now, let us see the performances of states based on these indicators or parameters. See, it is observed that the northern states are performing very poorly in vital health parameters. The author compares the performances of some of the northern states to that of the poorest countries in the world. And it is because of these poorly performing states in our country, the health rank of India and the world is also very low. For example, take Mathi Pradesh infant mortality rate is as high as 48. If you take Kerala, it is 7. Then come to Uttar Pradesh, the maternal mortality rate is 197. In Kerala, it is 42 whereas in Tamil Nadu it is 63. And if you come to Bihar, the percentage of delivery by untrained personnel is very high. In fact, it is about 190 times higher than that of Kerala. Also, the total fertility rate is very high in Bihar in contrast with the stabilization rate of 2.1. See, high total fertility rate is one of the major manifestations or consequences of poverty. How can we say that? See, it is simple. People tend to have more children on the hope that their children will help them to earn a better living when they grow up. But this turns out to have only negative consequences. How? See, it will reduce the savings of parents. It will affect the home economy. As now, economy has to be shared with more persons, particularly in material aspects. Also, the parents won't be able to give good education and health care to their children because of poverty. This will result in even more poorer condition of the family. So, this phenomenon can be attributed as a vicious cycle of poverty. Now, come to the southern states where Tamil Nadu and Kerala have done well in terms of total fertility rate related aspects. As a result of this, their population is set to decline over the years and this has been made possible because of effective maternal and child health and family welfare services provided in these states. Now, the author takes the example of Tamil Nadu to show how southern states were able to achieve one of the best health care systems in the world. While we hail these states as best, these states also do have some lacunae. However, let's focus on the merits of these states. Firstly, they have an enlightened political leadership who are interested in the health and well-being of the people. Now, because of the focus and drive of the government and the political leadership, the district administration is so enthusiastic to promote various health initiatives. See, in this regard, it is notable that the government encouraged a healthy competition among the districts by giving incentives or prizes to the well-performing districts. Now, what were the results of these initiatives and the proper implementation? The result is that the total fertility rate of Tamil Nadu is among the lowest in the country that is around 1.6 and it is comparable with some of the most developed economies like Germany where it is 1.57 and Japan where it is 1.43. Now, the second reason is the presence of good public health and preventive health administrative structure which is there in Tamil Nadu. See, a good administrative structure could deliver to the demands of the political executive and this will benefit the people of the state. While it is necessary to have health care, it is also equally important or in fact more important to have preventive health care. Social support services, playgrounds, facilities for developing extracurricular activities and happiness related parameters, these aspects become a part of preventive health care. Now, let us see what the author has to tell regarding India's failure to give health care the required importance. First is that the central and state governments are not giving adequate importance to public health system. The author notes that there have been strong demands to strengthen the health system, particularly the public health system, so that the country is better prepared to handle health emergencies like COVID-19 in the future. Secondly, the author doubts whether India will be able to achieve goal 3 of Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015. This is due to the poor performance in the health care system. Goal 3 pertains to good health and well-being and it is important to note that India failed to achieve the earlier millennium development goals of human in terms of health, mainly because of poor performance of northern states. Now, what are the suggestions provided so as to improve the health care delivery in India? So, one is that public health setup, poor performing states or in least performing states must address primary and preventive health. Here persistent and focused efforts are needed at the highest level of government. The governments both at the center and at the states which are called as empowered action group states, they should realize that public health and preventive care are a priority and they should take steps on par with the southern states and the least performing states should be held accountable with reference to realizing SDG targets. Secondly, much investment has to be made in human capital meaning investment in health and education which are the primary responsibility of any government. Thirdly, both the center and the state should give adequate due importance to health and each state government must focus on public health and aim to improve the health indicators. So, as to improve their position in comparison with other states and also to elevate India's position in health at the global level. So, these are some of the important points with reference to the analysis of this editorial. Now, let's move on to next news article. Now, this news article states that a group of conservationists have raised their voice against a plan of Nithya Yog with reference to Little Andaman Island in the Andaman and Nekobar group. It is said that Nithya Yog has developed a plan for the sustainable and holistic development of the environmentally fragile Little Andaman Island. In this context, the draft vision of Nithya Yog reportedly states that the sustainable development here will be done along three development anchors and zones. The zone one will be financial district and medical city. It will also have an aero city and also a tourism and hospital district. The zone two which now has over 85 square kilometer of pristine forest will become leisure zone which will have a film city residential district and also a tourism special economic zone. At zone three where again there is pristine forest will be a nature zone. It will be categorized into an exclusive forest resort, a nature healing district and a nature retreat all lying on the western coast. There are also planned to have underwater resorts, casinos, golf courses, convention centers, plug and play office complexes, a drone port with fully automated drone delivery system, nature cure institutes and more similar infrastructure and also an international airport which is capable of handling all types of aircraft. Also a new green field coastal city would be built and that to be developed as a free trade zone and will compete with Singapore and Hong Kong. In this context, let us have a brief understanding about the geography of Andaman and Nicobar Islands as a whole. As we all know Andaman and Nicobar Islands is Union territory of India. It consists of two groups of islands which are situated at the southeastern edge of Bay of Bengal. There actually peaks of a submerged mountain range. Here Andaman Islands and the Nicobar Islands they form an arc stretching southward for some thousand kilometer we could see between Myanmar and the island of Sumatra of Indonesia. This arc constitutes the boundary between Bay of Bengal to the west and the Andaman sea to the east. The territorial capital is Port Blair which is on South Andaman Island. You see Andaman's comprise more of 300 islands. In this we have North, Middle and South Andaman collectively called as Great Andaman. These are the main islands. Other islands include Landfall Island, Interview Island, Sentinel Islands, Richie's Archipelago, Rutland Island. Now we have little Andaman in the south. This is separated from Nicobar Islands by the 10 degree channel. This channel is about 145 kilometer width. Coming to Nicobar it consists of 19 islands. Most prominent we can say Kar Nicobar in the north, Kamurtha, Kachal, Nankauri and Great Nicobar in the south. And know that within 45 kilometer northeast of North Andaman we could see Myanmar and in about 160 kilometer to the southwest of Great Nicobar we could see Northwestern Sumatra of Indonesia. Now coming to climate see the climate of Andaman and Nicobar islands is tropical but moderated by sea breezes. Because great majority of the area is covered with dense tropical forest we could see a broad spectrum of flora and fauna here. Now coming to people in Andaman Nicobar know that the population here could be divided into two groups that is the population Andaman Nicobar islands could be divided in two groups non-tribal population than the tribal population. Now the non-tribal population they came to Andaman Nicobar when the British colonized these places British colonized Andaman islands in 1858 and in 1869 they colonized Nicobar islands. Now let's come to the tribal groups see the Andamanis and Nicobaris can be split into two broad tribal groups this is mainly based on their place of origin. Andaman islands are home to four Negrito tribes example Great Andamanis, Onje, Jarawa and Sentinelis. See Nicobar islands these are home to two mongoloid tribes example Shompen and Nicobaris and know that of these Great Andamanis, Jaravas, Onje, Sentinelis, Shompens all these five tribal groups are part of particularly vulnerable tribal groups who are earlier called as primitive tribal groups. From the Andaman and Nicobar islands. So these are some of the information with reference to the analysis of this news article. Now let's move on to next part of the discussion. This editorial article talks about the ongoing political instability in Italy and how it may affect the fighting of the pandemic. The syllabus relevant for the analysis is given here for your reference. See the article talks about the recent resignation of the Italian Prime Minister mainly because of a rupture in the coalition. It is reported that the recent prime minister found it tough to manage the infighting and the waves of criticisms that came from his coalition partners. Now this has brought the discussion about coalition governments and how far they give stability to a particular country or a particular region or a subnational entity. See political instability is not new to Italy because in the last 70 years Italy had seen more than 65 governments. In India's neighborhood we could see it in connection with Nepal. Now come to Italy. Now the political instability in the present times is considered difficult because of the ongoing struggle to arrest the coronavirus infections. Now as we know so far around 85,000 Italians have died because of the virus and the nation continues to report deaths each day and Italy is also one of the first nations in the Europe to face the full force or the evil face of COVID-19 pandemic and it has suffered badly. At this juncture the political instability is seen as one another fatal blow in the efforts against the fighting of the virus. One more issue in fact it is an issue that is also passed as criticism in the coalition politics with the resignation of the prime minister that is the vaccination program which was introduced in Italy recently is criticized for being slow. However the government quotes that the vaccine manufacturer Pfizer is the reason behind the slow pace and with these difficulties and with the failure in controlling the virus spread many parts of Italy are still under lockdown. Now talking about Italian economy already it has been facing various challenges now with the pandemic the situation has become even worse. Now this has led the Italian economy to plunge or to fall into a recession and as per estimates it is said to have contracted by 8.9% or almost 9% last year that is in 2020. Now these shortcomings and challenges from multiple dimensions necessitates the need for a stable government with a bolder response plan. So with the resignation of the incumbent prime minister what can happen now? See as per the present political scenario the president may ask the resigned prime minister to form another government or the president may give the position to someone else who has or who commands a majority support and if in case no party manages to get a majority in the national legislature then the president would call for fresh elections or snap elections or early elections. Now when you look into the recent happenings in Italy there were mentions of dispute among the members of coalition government in spending the European Union virus fund source to tackle the virus outbreak. See in order to help prepare the economic and social damage caused by the pandemic the European Union have agreed on a recovery plan so that Italy would come out of the crisis and also in the broader regional perspective of having a modern and more sustainable Europe. So we have to see how things will unfold in the days to come. Now know that Italy serves as a member of the European Union and also as a member of North Atlantic Treaty Organization that currently has 30 countries. NATO was founded in 1949 to provide collective security against the threat posed by the then Soviet Union. So these are some of the information with reference to the analysis of this editorial article. Now let's move on to the analysis of next news article. This news article talks about the issues faced by the health sector particularly in connection with maternal and child health in our country. In January 2020 the union cabinet approved the medical termination of pregnancy amendment bill 2020 so as to amend the medical termination of pregnancy act 1971. Now this bill was passed in the Lokshaba in March 2020 and it is yet to be tabled in Rajesh Shabba. Now before going into the article let us see some salient features of the bill. See at present abortion requires the opinion of one doctor if it is to be done within 12 weeks of consumption and requires the opinion of two doctors if it is to be done between 12 to 20 weeks. The bill proposes to allow abortion to be done on the advice of one doctor up to 20 weeks and two doctors in case of certain categories of women beyond between 20 to 24 weeks. Now this special category of women include vulnerable women who include survivors of penetrative sexual assault, victims of incest and other vulnerable women for example differently abled women. The bill also says that the upper gestation limit will not apply in cases of substantial fetal abnormalities which are diagnosed by medical board. Now this board is crucial because once this board is formed with the bill becoming an act and the act becoming an enforceable legislation the board will have a gynecologist, a pediatrician, a radiologist or sonologist etc. The bill also says that the name and other particulars of a woman whose pregnancy has been terminated shall not be revealed except to a person authorized by law. So we can say that this bill aims at expanding access to women so as to have safe and legal abortion services on therapeutic, eugenic, humanitarian or social grounds. Now we have elaborately discussed these aspects in our daily news analysis on 30th January 2020. See the government states that the amendment will be a step towards safety and well-being of the women and many will be benefited by this. The proposed increase in gestational age is said to ensure dignity, autonomy, confidentiality and justice for women who need to terminate pregnancy. Now come to the news article as we saw the medical board will have a gynecologist, radiologist or sonologist, a pediatrician and other members to be prescribed by the appropriate government. Now this board will decide on pregnancies beyond 24 weeks in cases of fetal abnormalities. The article states that this will not be feasible because 82% post related to obstetrics, gynecology, pediatricians and other related posts are lying vacant in our country. A recently conducted study finds that from 2015 to 2019 the shortfall in these posts varied between 71% to around 82%. In 2019 alone there was a shortfall of 82% and this shortfall was particularly starker in the northeastern states. For example in Sikkim, Mizoram and Manipur there was a total absence of obstetricians and gynecologists. All this shows the need to fill the vacancies before the bill becomes an act and an enforceable legislation and these are very important in the context of providing adequate health care for women of reproductive age and also in terms of maternal and child health in general. We have come to the last session the practice questions discussion session. See this question with reference to Italy. The question reads which of the following is the correct combination of the countries having land border with Italy. The correct answer for this question is option B Austria, Slovenia, France and Switzerland. See the next question with reference to Andaman and Nicobar islands. The question reads with reference to Andaman and Nicobar islands which of the following statements is incorrect. Andaman group of islands is separated from the Nicobar islands by the 10 degree channel. The tribes in the islands include among others Onje, Jarawa, Sentinelese, Shompen, Angamis and Toda. Andaman and Nicobar islands are actually the peaks of a submerged mountain range. Myanmar is the nearest country to Andaman and Nicobar islands. The correct answer for this question is option B because it is the incorrect statement. We know that Onje, Jarawa, Sentinelese, Shompen are part of these islands but Angamis and Todas they are tribal groups of mainland India. If you take Angamis they are a major Naga ethnic group native to the state of Nagaland and Todas we could see in the Niligris. The correct answer is option B. We have given two practice main questions in GS paper too. You may practice writing answers to these questions and post them in the comment section. With this we come to the end of today's the Hindu News Analysis. 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In this tutorial we are going to create a groundwater level map from borehole data and a digital elevation model. You will learn how to convert a comma-saparated values file with borehole depth and coordinates to a PC raster map. Then we are going to interpolate the borehole depths to a continuous raster using the inverse distance weighing method and the decent method. Let's first activate the environment here in the amaconda prompt. Conda Activate Tutorials Then we go to the folder where the data is stored. Here we find the CSV file and the clone map. Let's have a look at the CSV file. We see that the file doesn't have a header, but the first column is the depth and then we have the x-coordinate and the y-coordinate in some projection. And there is the clone map that we use for the spatial properties. You can visualize it. Here it is. You can also see the properties using the map attribute minus p command on the clone map. And there we see the number of rows, the number of columns, the cell size and the data type, the upper left x and the upper left y-coordinate, minimum and maximum value. Let's first convert the CSV file to a PC Raster map. In PC Raster we can use the call to map command. Here you see how you use it. Call to map, the input column file and the output file for the map. Then the different options that you have here. We can use it call to map. And then the data is a scalar, so I use the s argument. And then the x-coordinate, as you've seen, is in column 2. And the y-coordinate is in column 3. If they're in columns 1 and 2, then that's default. But here they are in different columns. And we have the data, which we use the v argument in column 1. So with x, y and v, you indicate which columns the x data, the y data and the attributes are stored. And then we use the CSV file as an input. It's a comma separated file by default, so we don't need to change the separator. And we need to specify the clone map and the output name. So first the output name. BoreholeGaps.map. And then the clone. What it will do now is it will read all the entries in the comma separated values file and resample it to the dimensions of the clone map. Here we see the result. It has read 220 records. There were no missing values. There are no records that were outside of the clone. This is the number of missing values and the number of cells that had more than one record. That means because you have a certain cell size that there can be multiple records in one cell. And then it has to choose one. You can read in the documentation how it deals with those situations. Let's have a look at the file. This is the file. It has many points here with the borehole depth. With Akila we can also query the points. I see the value. This one is 0. That one is 31. So now we have converted the CSV to a PC Raster map. We can do the interpolations in PC Raster Python. So I'm going to Python and we use IPython. And first I'm going to import PC Raster. And then I'm going to read our borehole depth map. If I use tap it will give me the files that are similar to the pattern that I'm typing. And then I can easily find the file name of the map. Now it is red. And to do the inverse distance interpolation we use the inverse distance operator. You can find in the PC Raster manual that it needs a mask. We will use the clone for the mask. So I'm going to read mask equals read map. And then for the points for the interpolation it's borehole depth. Then it needs coefficient, the weight. We normally use 2. So that means an exponential decay function, the exponent. And a radius, if we set it to zero there's no limitation to the search radius. And maximum number of points used in the interpolation. If we set it to zero there's also no maximum. So we're going to use the no maximum setting. So borehole depth IDW, inverse distance weighing equals and then the inverse distance operation. And then we use mask as an input, the borehole depth. And we use the power of 2 for the decay function. And no limits to the search radius and the maximum number of points. And we do enter and it will interpolate all these points. And let's have a look at the result. And there it is, a continuous raster with interpolated borehole depth. Another method is to use the T-scent polygons. And in PC Raster this involves the following steps. We need to assign a unique ID to each of the boreholes. Then assign to each pixel the closest borehole ID. And then assign the borehole depth to the corresponding borehole IDs. So let's first assign a unique ID to each borehole using the unique ID operation. The input needs to be a Boolean raster. To create a Boolean raster of the boreholes we use the defined operation. This will give Boolean true for all cells with a value. And Boolean false for all node data cells. So let's call it boreholes equals and then we use defined. We use borehole depth. So let's check what it made. And we see indeed that it's now a Boolean map with true for the boreholes and false for all the other pixels. And then we can assign a unique ID to each Boolean true cell. And note that we want the output to be nominal instead of scalar. Therefore we wrap the unique ID into a nominal operation. So it will become borehole ID equals... the unique ID of the Boolean boreholes that we created. But then it needs to be a nominal. So we add here a nominal. We wrap it in a nominal operation. So the output will be a nominal. There we are. Let's check the result with Aguila. And now we see that each of the boreholes has a unique nominal value. Now we need to assign to each cell in the study area. It's closest borehole ID. Therefore we use the spread zone operation. It needs a raster with the points to interpolate. In our case that's borehole ID. It needs the initial friction distance, which in our case we don't need. So we make it zero. And it needs a friction that is the friction for each cell which we keep constant at one. So that will make our creation decent ID. Equals spread zone, borehole ID, initial friction zero. And then for each cell friction of one. Let's check the result. And here we see our zones. A very nice and colorful map. Now we want that the borehole depth of each zone is assigned to the zone. The final step is to assign the groundwater depth values of the boreholes to the decent polygons. We can do that by calculating the minimum or maximum depth per class, a zone of function. And that we will extrapolate the value to the whole class. So here let's use area maximum, which will calculate the maximum within each class. And let's check the results of both interpolations. And there we see the different interpolation results. Now we can also create a script that calculates these decent polygons if we merge the code together. And we can do that in spider. So we control D to leave this. So to write the function in spider, we need to import PCRuster. And we need to then define a function. Let's call it decent. And it should have as an input the boreholes. The first step is to create the unique ID and then to give them a unique ID. Then create the zones and then assign the depth to the zones. We turn this in. So we can read a map with the borehole depth. And we can say depth decent equals decent depth. And then we can visualize the result and report it to disk. And this file is in the data folder. And there it is. And this way we can easily make functions that can be reused.


What's up, everybody? Michael here with Jaspy's doing a quick recap for our last break of the night. Our pristine tribute and sapphire nine box mixer pick your team number one was done on fanatics live It was four boxes half a case of pristine 2023 two boxes of 2023 tribute and Three boxes of 2021 tops chrome update series sapphire edition. Here's the list Positive if you need to now. We were getting ready to close up. We were about to go home. We were all packed up Finished all the recaps and all of a sudden a few people popped in. Sorry, excuse the water on my shirt But a few people popped in made some moves wanted it to happen and boy am I glad that it did Because this break was marinating since this morning. Nobody was getting in and once it did it sure did deliver So here we go. Got a jazz chism. All these greens are numbered out of 50 Dylan Tate Nick Nelson and Julio third Tehran all out of 50. Then we had a Daniel Lynch rookie Otto Geraldo perdomo rookie Otto and then a Nate Pearson purple rookie autograph out of 10 9 to 10. Those are from the sapphire boxes Now getting into the pristine Michael Harris, these are some of the inserts and rookies Gunner refractor the sheet a young cunea Now some of the numbered stuff J. J. Bladette a 99 See you man Get him safe Willie maize to 99 drew waters 99 then we had a fresh faces Mazataki Yoshida gold out of 50 Juan Soto to 99 Bubba Thompson is 75 Vargas to 75 had an orange Bregman to 25 Ripken orange degrom to 25 blue J rod to 75 Peewee Reese gold to 50 and then we had a fresh faces Gunner Henderson orange to 25 four out of 25 very beautiful card there and Then we had a swings of summer orange as well Vladimir Guerrero junior for the blue J's out of 25 There we go. So now I'm actually gonna Switch over to the encased cards first before the relic autos because I think the the relic autos outperformed The encased cards in this break got a JD gold Shaling Lear's auto to 99 Machado Blackburn to 75 Raleigh fingers Lou Gehrig to 75 Boba Shet Louisa rise to 75 Eddie Murray pink to 15 And we had a Zach Thompson rookie auto VR Freddy Freeman gold Tyler Freeman Cody Clemens auto Palacios auto Xander Bogart's auto at 75 There are no Vargas auto to 75 nice color match there And then the last few encased Jack Pearson gold Moncada gold Kerry Carpenter rookie autograph for Detroit Ustremski and a Kyle Tucker to 75 now here are the Relic Autographs had a Jeremy Pena relic autograph, which is very nice Good night Corbin burns relic autographed a little pinstripe there gold out of 50 Very nice, then a John Smoltz Bat relic an autograph Not numbered and then these two these last two relics relic autos were in the same box had a orange Greg Maddox with the pinstripe Relic an autograph out of 25 and then an Albert pool holes popular demand relic an autograph for the Cardinals 14 out of 15 what a sick hit Very nice now lastly the tribute Got a Ken Griffey Jr. triple relic out of 50 Hosea Altuve stamp of approval Peter Lonzo auto to 175 Machado and Tati's dual relic out of 199 Contrasta 75 no mark or see a par out of 150 and another Peter Lonzo out of 75 and a rod out of 50 now these the rest of these cards were all one box of tribute this was the last box of the break it was Electric it was pretty crazy yellow to 99 We had a Riley green stamp of approval rookie patch there out of ten eight out of ten They nasty nasty patch Then a Mike Piazza triple relic I like that Christopher Morel Dual rookie relic out of 199 and a Ryan Howard auto to 99 Mark Tashara auto out of 120 Then a Francisco Alvarez rookie auto blue color match out of 150 and to end the night The last card of the break was a Gunner Henderson Rookie autograph orange color match out of 25 for the Orioles Man this break Was awesome it you know we didn't think it was gonna happen like I said we were getting ready to go I'm happy it did because it had been marinating and It was a nice one. So Again, thank you to everyone who got into the break. Thank you to anyone who got into a break all day Pretty busy day a lot of fun. So thank you and Hope everyone has a great night me and Jason. We'll see you tomorrow with some cosmic chrome Encased football all that good stuff. So tune in tomorrow Jaspie's on fanatics live and Yeah, have a great night everybody


Hi, I'm George Cao and today I'm with Sandy Freshie and we have a very interesting topic today We're going to be talking about how do we play this limited game in in this physical world while we are infinite beings of spirit Anyway, this is gonna be great conversation. Sandy. Thank you so much for doing this Well, thank you George for having me on. Yeah, so let me just share your bio So those who don't know you can get to know you back on a little bit So Sandy Freshie helps healers and transformational leaders activate their highest potential so that they can do their work with less strife More confidence and a greater sense of purpose She helps them to see in detail who they are Why they're here and how they can leverage their energy to shine brightly and fulfill their purpose in the most awesome way Sandy works with the esoteric and highly logical system called human design Some of you probably have heard of this or even have gotten your human design Chart done Sandy also works with intuitive processes to access soul level information She truly enjoys interpreting energy and activating her clients live as a fully empowered soul having a human experience So that's what we want to get into today. Hmm. Now you talk about this idea of us being infinite beings Playing a game of limitation Tell us more about this like how what's your perspective on this? well I've this is kind of inspired by our times right now where a lot of us are sheltering in place and We're having to kind of find our fulfillment and our way in our life through Limitation and and I'm seeing it a lot with with my clients and and of course in my own personal life as well that this this sense of limitation is creating more of an opportunity for increased resilience for more creativity and Then that pours over into our relationships or at least in my experience and what I've seen into relationships into business and to work all of that and the thought that came to mind as I was preparing to get on is that Quote or that saying necessity is the mother of invention We have at our access as soul beings, you know the the aspect of us Where only that is so infinite and so far-reaching has a long history through eons and And this this huge being which is a very limited way to explain us as souls Has to kind of fit into this little body or what it can of itself of its consciousness Into this little body for this experience so there must be a reason for that and the reason I feel is that This experience that we have in our human lives on this planet In this 3d physical world that we have must have the the value of it is the limitation that we have here So um, you know so but a lot of times what happens is we forget That we have all of this out here At our access and even more um, and we're living from that place of limitation Not knowing that we're really meant to flow this infinite sense of ourselves through this filter of limitation Yeah, yeah, totally. I love that and so it's this Remembrance of the fact that we have infinite resources at least spiritually speaking And and yet the limitations that we have don't have to be it doesn't have to be seen as a prison It doesn't have to be seen as Uh, you know, woe is me. Look, I have these limits in my life Not just as a human being but all of us have different kinds of limits in our life right now But that they can be seen as a a gift to you know, kind of become Just experience something You know, you know greater wisdom through through these experiences, etc So one of the things that um that you Help your clients with I mean you one of you one of the things you're known for is the human design system Right. How does that How does that relate to what we're talking about here? That is the aspect of this perspective that I'm developing around the soul and you know, the the Infinite aspect of us and how we live it. This is the the limitation aspect and You know, I've encountered people in the spiritual world who are really tapped into that their soul consciousness their sense of infinity and they kind of poo poo the the whole Um human design thing, you know, this is kind of like the whole thing where you get your body graph And it's sort of is it dials you into space and time it dials your coordinates into your life right now And they they criticize it as being a system of limitation And I totally agree that it is a system of limitation, but it's a system of understanding kind of what roads and and um energies and themes You really have access to in this life that you can make the most of through By bringing through some of this broader essence of yourself Yeah, it's it's kind of like if you were to go play a game You know with a bunch of friends And then you know the game maybe the purpose of the game is have fun, right? Maybe the purpose of the game for some people is to like win some points or whatever And then you're like well the game's rules are a limitation. So I'm gonna just you know Play whatever I want, you know, however whatever rules I want, but but that that's not the game we're playing here It's like the game we're playing and I I would say, you know, the points we're winning in this game is maybe soul growth or You know greater greater love or or greater courage or something like something along those lines maybe more experience in ways that we couldn't have in in the In the greater soul world or whatever. So it's like it's like it is useful to know the rules of the game You know, it's it is useful to to play within the constraints of the game So that you can use those constraints for the purpose of which they were designed, right? So Yeah, uh, so yeah, keep going on this. I actually hadn't seen that chart that you just showed us Oh, yeah, this is this is the mandala from which the um The body graph that you would get on your human design chart is calculated. So it has all of the The etching hexagrams on it that make the gates and the channels and you know, it has the astrological Calculations on it that are in line with the seasons and all of that. So It it just reminds me of a dial like being dialed in Yeah, I like that certain game Yeah, and but what you know, the reason that I I've been Really putting bringing this concept of the the unlimited soul back into Into my game into how I work with with people is that um, a lot of times people get their human design chart and they You know, and there are certain rules with rules suggestions I guess of how you can begin to experiment with it and they come up against this Wall where they really do feel restrained and limited Because it doesn't necessarily it does kind of tell the whole story But but it doesn't necessarily tell you what you have access to that you can't see In terms of consciousness in terms of other supportive energies and whatever that's in that Metaphysical unseen realm Um, so people a lot of times come to me when they they they're feeling this Limitation that that feels like it's imposed upon them And they don't know what to do with that because they know deep down inside. There's more to them Than um, what they're understanding about their design Hmm. Yeah, absolutely. So then, um The tell us about this what what are what is the gift? What is the benefit I guess of playing within the rules of the game and just to Just so that people have some orientation around this Human design I'm gonna butcher this so you can have to come jump in on this but but but basically there are like for those who Watching those who haven't gotten a human design chart, right? Like like it's based on your birthday So there's some pin underpinnings from astral astrology But then there's also uh, there's also in integration of the eaching, right? and and other things but you Like once you get your chart you Realize that okay. There are different types of people Um, I am this type and with this type there are certain Things I have to be aware of Things that are where I'm stronger things where I might need to have a different strategy than other people right, so um Yeah, I kind of start telling sharing with us about what those Strategies are what the limitations or the gifts are I guess. Yeah, um Well, let's let's say, you know, and it's a uh framework, I guess of um In general, I mean at the very surface level I mean when you start to dive deep you really kind of understand What about you is infinite, but at the very surface level there? It's People are by their birth dates and and these underpinnings of the themes that they have and There's an aspect about how your chakras work and all of that in there as well um, it explains how your body is really Designed to function your body mind complex. I guess are designed to function Um, so that you could have more ease in your life so that you can just surrender and enjoy this journey in this game Um, and they're kind of like if I could jump in on this On this idea of using our limitations It's kind of like if if you don't realize the limitations you'll you'll just keep Like you're you're running like you're driving Let's use this idea of driving like on a on a um, what do you call those bumper cars, right? Like if you don't realize that there are the sides you just keep ramming your Your bumper car against the sides instead of just you know having fun going along the pathway or whatever it is Yeah, having having fun going along the pathway You know Seeing what you need to see receiving what you need to receive or you know in just enjoying the The the whole journey so to speak Um, and well and in on the surface level of human design There are five different energy types and each type has a certain strategy which is kind of like Um looking you know at the first glance it looks like a limitation It is kind of a limitation your our bodies are limited in our capacity to process energy in um, you know our some of us have different uh physical strengths and and attributes in the in the way that we're really Designed to use our energy Which points to like Some of the broader strokes of life purpose and all of that But at first glance or even even just Feeling into it and beginning to understand how this body mind part of us works um There can be a limitation with the strategy of how you use your Um, how you how you manage your energy or how you leverage it So, um, you know most people Depending, you know most people except for one of the energy types has some sort of a strategy to wait And uh, and of course there's there are all kinds of details and nuances for understanding what that means in your body but it's really uh kind of pointing to this sense that We don't have to necessarily do all the things that we think we need to do or that other people Say that we need to do in order to enjoy our ride in order to Go down that road that that we've sort of laid out in in this whole lifetime of themes that can be understood through that human design chart um, so It's um very much But but what happens with people is they they sometimes get this friction inside of themselves around Well, you know, um, if I just sit around and wait, which is not necessarily what you're doing while you're waiting But if I just sit around and wait, um, you know Then my dishes aren't going to get done and and how am I going to make money and and all of this other stuff And that's where people get disempowered and they don't want to drive their car anymore down the road They want to drive it off here. Yeah, just Yeah, and what you just said about waiting now some people watching this might not understand what that means um, maybe uh, you could share One of the strategies for I know, um There a majority of the population Uh is a certain type actually Right. Um, yes, and and that type of course has a certain strategy. So maybe you could share Yeah, with us what that is. Yes. Um, the majority of the population are actually Um, either generator or manifesting generator type and they're they're similar. They're there's some nuances but these are the people who really get satisfaction from Um, they're they're really here to get satisfaction from their work and uh, and they're here to attract life and people to them and respond through their, um through their gut response to those things that are really healthy for them and And move them along their track but they they are designed to Wait for those things to come to them rather than to jump off and Go and start something out of the blue because it seemed like a good idea You know if they just wait and they relax It'll come to them But a lot of times that can be seen as a limitation And it is kind of a limitation. It's kind of the limitation to keep you on your road So you find the satisfying work Right, right. Okay. So so this is really important because if people aren't Who are that particular type aren't Waiting or or are so so let's talk about so what does that mean to wait? It means that You're waiting for a specific kind of a A cue and a resonance within your body. Remember, this is a body mind system So and most of us are trained to kind of take actions from our mind Like, you know, we're we think it's a good idea. So let's get it started and make it happen and most of us don't really have The body mind construct the the energy within us to actually keep that going if we can get it started We need other people. We need Whatever the opportunities or whatever and with this these particular types it's It's very much about just following that body gut response and paying attention to what they're attracting And and really honoring that feeling within them that usually comes out of their mouth is Some kind of a guttural tone like uh-huh And going in that direction when it shows up rather than Taking the path or the road that leads to the good idea where there's really There for them to work with Wow, that's so um You just said a couple things about what might be showing up Right and and the you said about the guttural utterance. I mean, these are things that Um, now you're so trained and noticing but a lot of people don't So maybe you can can you think of a specific example?  What that looks like? Or for or maybe there is a there's an example you can kind of make up so You said earlier for example that um That the the weight the the signals right to respond Isn't um could be like you said other people Could be What else could it be? It's real tangible stuff. It could be a suggestion. It could be reading a billboard, you know And I'll tell you I'll tell you a specific example of someone that I read for Read her chart for and she was creating a course um, and she was uh But You know she had tried creating courses before you know and just kind of creating them for from her mind without really the The audience there or whatever and then after she had her reading and she's one of these energy the generator I can't remember. She's generator manifesting generator But anyway, she realized that there were people around her who really wanted to learn a specific thing that she had to teach So she sort of Responded to that You know and then they most of them were probably the same type They responded back and it became this this collaboration of energy exchange That moved her forward into that opportunity now as she was doing that she got caught up in um Thinking about oh, I should make a Workbook to go with this and all of this other stuff and she caught herself She said nobody's asking for this I don't need to do this right now eventually. I think they did But she's like she she realized that's where she wasted her energy and got off the track instead of following this path where It's it was seemingly limited, but really it was all there for her Hmm. Yeah, that's that's a great example and the the danger of like Not following the strategy that's meant for us is um Maybe you could share some of the signals of when we are bumping up against You know the limitations. Yeah, well that's yeah The manifesting generator and the generator energy types will feel frustration all the time, you know Uh, they'll feel frustrated Now some of the other energy types like the projector energy type It's a kind of a deeper thing like a it feels like bitterness like um When you put out a lot of work and nobody really recognizes you for it Or steals your steals your ideas or whatever and it can it can be really um almost Like a bitter taste in your mouth when that happens if you're if you're a projector type Manifestors who are really the only ones who are designed to initiate action They still have to kind of wait for the right timing and know what that is All they have to do is just inform people about what they're going to do and just go about their business um They can come up against a lot of anger And then there's a really rare energy type that is kind of here to take in they're known as reflectors. They take in the whole World they take in they can take in the whole environment and they sort of can they reflect back What's going on in in their environment or in the world? um, and they can really feel disappointed when they're Not in the right place with the right people Feeling pushed to make decisions because they need a lot of time So, you know, every every type has it's called a not-self theme When you know, you're not being yourself when you know, you're not in the in the program You know turned in the program in the right way. So say say more about The not-self theme for the for the majority of the population. So for for for generators What is that used to mention frustration, but say more about that? Well, let's see It can come from the it can be internal frustration like if if you jumped at a job opportunity and Before you or you ignored your gut response and you went into a job opportunity that really was not good for you That really wasn't fulfilling. You'll come up against frustration Um generators that that particular part of those two types Will naturally sometimes come up against frustration when they're just about ready to make another leap in mastery You know another so they kind of need to sort of sit back and wait To see what comes to them next to respond to because that that frustration can sometimes push them into something that's not The ideal for them And it can also come from other people getting frustrated at them for maybe jumping ahead or Not in not well manifesting generators, you know, kind of they they their energy moves kind of fast So they can like skip three steps and forget to tell the people that are behind them that are counting on them to Tell them what's going on to uh, and they'll and then they're the people that they needed to kind of let know where they were going We'll get frustrated Wow, so there's a lot here and um, you've been studying and studying the the system for years and also Training people on it coaching a lot of people on this you've done obviously many many reading the chart readings and things um, you have an introductory session Kind of offer. Uh, that's that you're doing right now. Do you want to tell us about that? Well, this offer actually, um Integrate it's not a human design reading per se, but there are a lot of people who are asking now Or feeling right now that this is their time This is their time to spring forth with their gifts to really, um, come forth and be of service and um you know Whether or not you know your human design chart There's another aspect that I bring in with this reading where I look at use your human design chart And I also look at some of the energies of your soul characteristics and we talk about how You can use bring both of those together like live this broader aspect of you In within your human design So that you can really be confident and and really Take some practical Steps forward Knowing who you are why you're here And then you know and doing it and really feeling empowered Uh and fulfilled and um knowing what what you can do in the immediate future about Um, you know your ideas and how that filters through, you know What what is that as in terms of your soul expression your um and how you manage and leverage your energy in your human expression To bring that through for more prosperity for more flow in your life And for those who are wanting to start a business for more flow in beginning That those steps into being of service in that framework of business That's great. And what's the price of this introductory session? Well, right now, um, probably for about the next month. I'm just doing it by Sliding scale And then um, and then probably there will be an affordable price tag It's it's a 50 minute kind of a thing Um, I I kind of introduce you to the concepts of your soul design and your human design And then we really brainstorm It makes sense of of how this comes together for you so that you have a few nuggets that you can take and you can work with Um, and I'll you know as as I move through this because bringing this soul aspect into the human design is I've done the soul work, which we can talk about another time But I've done that for a number of years and I I put it on the back burner When I started doing the human design work and this is actually feeling like my time to bring the two together To be of greater service to other people. So I know people are struggling Um, a lot of people have questions about that bigger picture for themselves So I'm offering it as at a sliding scale right now and and then we'll figure out the regular price later Awesome. Awesome. Thank you so much for this and if anybody, you know is resonating and some of you have already heard of sandy's work Others are being introduced to it, but sandy is uh, super generous with her content. She has a youtube channel That has a lot of videos on it and of course a facebook uh business page as well where There she puts, you know free content a lot on there She has a newsletter she you can check out her website for Different courses that she teaches and different kinds of sessions she offers. So definitely get in touch with sandy See what what service fits you this introductory session thing looks sounds really interesting actually so I'll put the links in the notes in the video But you're just just uh for everybody who's just listening and wants to type it in now. What's the website to go to? sandy freshie.com right and yeah, it's sandy with a y and freshie is f-r-e-s-c-h-i So w-w-w dot s-a-n-d s-a-n-d-y sandy s-a-n-d-y f-r-e-s-c-h-i W-w-w that's sandy freshie.com. So go and check it out So thanks so much sandy for the work you do and thank you george. Thank you. Yeah


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There is an African tribe near Timbuktu called the Dogans, who hold information that would be absolutely impossible to know according to today's standards. See, the Dogans have a cave on their land that stretches back into a mountain, and in this cave are drawings over 700 years old. Now, the brightest star in the sky to us is called Sirius, now called Sirius A. If you look at Orion's belt following it downwards to your left, you can see it. The information in the Dogan cave specifically showed the star Sirius. They are very specific about the star, and they have a diagram of not just Sirius rotational pattern, but a small star orbiting it. They say it's very, very old and very small, and made out of the heaviest matter in the universe. They also say that it takes close to 50 years for this small star to rotate Sirius. Astronomers were able to validate the existence of the secondary star, now called Sirius B, in 1862, and only about 30 years ago could they validate the rest of this information. The way that stars work, when they get really old they have two options, they can go supernova, or it can blow up as a red giant, cause an explosion, and slowly collapse into a white dwarf.


What's going on guys, it's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and in today's video I'll be showing you guys how to get this amazing new Exotic Scare Rifle, the Telay Lock. Now I think that's how it's pronounced but I could be wrong. Now this Exotic Scare Rifle is exclusive to the Walut class and cannot be used on a Titan or a Hunter. A shout out to EZ01337 for allowing me to use his footage of this weapon. This channel can be found linked in the video description. So to obtain this firstly you need to be a Walut which is pretty obvious. Then you have to be a Gunsmith, then you have to get your Gunsmith to a rank 3. Once this is accomplished he will then give you a quest called Back in the Saddle which is pretty easy to do considering this amazing reward. Now it has two main steps, the first one being kill enemies while having a primary telemetry active. This part of the quest can be done in many different places but I'd suggest you using the dark beyond mission at that legendary spot with walk and the hive. Once you have done this step go back to the Gunsmith he gives you the other main step which is to dismantle rare or legendary scout rifles. Legendaries count as 5 towards your 10 gold so if you have any old spare legendaries lying about even if they are year 1 and you don't plan on using them again dismantle them and this can be done in seconds. If you don't have any spare whatsoever it will take you quite a while so I'd suggest you grinding them strikes to try and get the engrams to get them scout rifles.  Now this Amulon scout rifle has three main mods, the first being Grenadia, kills with this weapon reduce the cooldown of your grenade, it has eye of the storm, this weapon becomes more accurate as your health gets lower and it has overflow. This weapon has better handling rate of fire and stability while your super is charged which I am told makes this weapon change from a standard weapon into something incredible. Now this weapon's design is epic like most Amulon weapons the weapons frame the color the design and the liquid indicator make all Amulon weapons look exotic but this does stand out from the bunch. Now in the background you are seeing gameplay of this weapon in action and we can easily notice the difference in performance to this weapon when the super is charged. Ease now also states that this weapon is a beast in PvP. Me personally I've only just started delivering up my warlock my gunsmith is at a rank one so it's gonna take me quite a while to obtain this weapon but guys this is the warlock exclusive exotic scout rifle the Tleylock. Hope you guys enjoyed the video do drop a like I do appreciate the support subscribe for daily destiny and I'll catch you on the next one. Peace out until next time. Peace!


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