Hey everybody, Carl Rothschild here, hope you're all doing well. I want to talk to you and present to you Master David Wong, who is an expert at frequencies in regards to, in particular, to his cheek coils that I have sitting right across the room over here. And I love it. It's a piece of art. In fact, Brigitte earlier is saying when she was at the house, she said, it looks like a piece of art. But on top of that, it actually helps with frequencies and a whole myriad of other things. So since David knows a hell of a lot more than I do about this, I'm going to pass it on to him and say, first of all, David, welcome. And then what I'm going to do is ask you to tell a little bit about yourself and then tell us why it would make sense to incorporate these cheek coils and the various two different items or products that you have with the bed. Thanks, Dr. Carl. Hello, everyone. My name is David Wong. I'm a inventor and also a Qigong practitioner is an ancient Chinese healing art. And I'm the inventor of the Qigong system. And they call me the frequency king because we've developed over 1100 very powerful higher quantum frequencies that you're going to experience on this webinar later on. So my background is I studied engineering. I studied music. And as I mentioned, I studied martial arts and Qigong. And there was a period in my time with my life when I had a chronic disorder for 10 years. So I just digestive chronic disorder where I internal bleeding every day of my life. So I was suffering. I was in pain. I had brain fog. I didn't have any energy. I couldn't sleep and life was really bad at the time. And I was looking for a way to heal myself. And I tried medication and conventional way, none of that worked. Actually gave me side effects and I had eczema from that. And then I tried different acupuncture, different natural medicine, natural alternatives to medicine, but none of that worked either until I started to research and experiment with frequency therapy, specifically magnetic frequency therapy. And actually in 90 days, I accidentally healed myself and had no more symptoms. And I was completely healed ever since and that was about five years ago. So here's a disease, it's ulcerative colitis, by the way, that all the doctors and all conventional science says that there is no cure. And here was I, just some guy who was experimenting with things and accidentally healing myself from it. So ever since then, I say, wow, this thing's amazing. I got to create something that a technology or product that would allow everybody to be able to experience this and everybody to be able to have this at home that they can use without a lot of training, without taking weeks of classes and learning how to operate this machinery and device.  And within seconds, the person will be able to receive that therapy and be able to transform themselves, which is exactly what I did. So Dr. Kraw had this great idea about combining magnetic frequency devices together with the red light therapy. And I thought, wow, that's incredible because red light therapy is a very powerful thing with the red light beds.  And I'm sure a lot of you guys have tried that too. But now adding on to the PEMF therapy, pulse electromagnetic fields, which is what the cheekbones are. Now you got another layer, another stack of frequencies that can transform yourself and that can really energize your body. So what do you think, Dr. Kraw? Wow. I don't even know where to begin. I was like crying there a little bit. And I'll tell you why. Guess what? I suffered from exactly five years ago. We were probably twins at the time. I had ulcerative colitis, bleeding diarrhea for a long time. And I couldn't believe that you were saying that you had that same issue. And it was a form of resonating frequencies that helped me partly and there were a change in diet. I had a good diet. I had a great diet, but apparently the definition of a great diet has to do with the individual, what's perfect for you might not be at all good for me and vice versa. So that's amazing. And guys, do you have an image, David, of the bed with the coil at the top of the bed? I love this image. Yeah. Let me share my screen and see if I can do that here. And while you're doing that, there are a few people I have questions. So Steve Mackey has his hand up. So let's see what he wants to say or I let you talk, Steve, it better be good. I think you need to give me permission to share my screen. I don't have it. Oh, okay. Well, I actually got it. I got it. All right. Just give me a second. Steve, are you able to talk, Steve? Can you hear me yet? I would like to know if David has heard of a system called ES. No, but basically what it looks like is you got these screens, computer screens all around you. You got 24 of them. They all emitting some kind of color and some kind of pattern on each screen. And those patterns are supposed to be encoded with some kind of frequency. And because you're sitting in the middle of the room, those different light patterns are affecting you. Possibly. It could work. But when you're looking at light patterns and it looks like those screens are pretty far from you.  You got all these, all this data and all this information coming in, even for a clinic. If you have a clinic, this would probably, you wouldn't probably be able to put this in your clinic. You got 24 monitors. No, it's very quiet. It's quite expensive from what I hear too. Yeah. The light bed is a lot more practical, I think, and it works a lot more faster. And there's a lot more science behind it. These screens, if they're talking about scaler, the thing about when everybody, somebody talks about scaler, it could be real. It could be fake. Okay. And there's a lot of good scaler products out there, but there's a lot of fake scaler products out there. The reason is because you can't measure scaler waves. You can't use a meter and measure it. You can't use a light meter and measure the nanometers, the wavelength of the red light bed, which you can't, right? With scaler, there's no way to measure it. So how do you know if it's working or not? You only know if it works from the human response. Okay? So you can test the human response and see, okay, there's changes, like HRV is getting better, the heart rate is improving, the stress response is improving, and so on. Then that scaler energy works, but a lot of times these scaler energies there's no way to measure it and there's no way to know. Whereas red light beds, you know what nanometers it is. You know the intensity of it. You can measure it with the device. You know what frequencies are coming out here. You know exactly how much milligauss of energy is coming out. So that's the thing about PMF therapy and also with red light therapy, because there's so much science and research done over the last few decades on it from scientists all around the world and all sorts of different. So whenever you think about scaler, just do more diligence regarding that kind of technology. How when I was there with his bigger device, how he had me stand next to it with a magnet and how it actually pushed my hand away, it was just the force of that. That's a real true test to me when you feel it so profoundly. When you feel that energy and it actually moves your hand. Oh, yeah, you can feel the energy. You can feel that's how I know I always have that magnet in my hand when I'm looking to see how what it's on and whether I've got it on the right frequency and stuff like that. I wanted to ask you, David, because before we started the recording, remember, I said, because you came up with some phenomenal things I wanted you to talk about how light frequency could also be so effective as we have with the bed. And there's not a lot of research on that. I haven't found a lot of articles about it. And you were talking about how light frequency and the and your wonderful device together would work so well. But could you talk more about light frequency and how that also has an effect? When people think about light, they only think and they asked him, how is it affecting you? The only common thing was that you can see the light and your eyes would absorb the light or something like that, right? But it actually goes a lot deeper than that. If you take a look at what light is a photon, right? And photons are very small and they go through everything. So even if you, not everything, but they go through your skin.  Same thing if you have, even take one of those red light LEDs from a red light bed, just one of them, and you shine that through your hand. You can see that as penetrating the skin. So not only does the light affect your eyes, it actually affects everything.  Now infrared light goes even deeper than that. So when you have these lights, they're not only just affecting your eyesight, they affect your whole body as long as you let the light go through. So if you're wearing like a suit while in your bed, obviously you're not going to get the light. But if you have your skin exposed, it's going to absorb that light frequency. And the neat thing about the trifecta bed is that it has something called waves. So there's two kinds of red lights. There's the continuous wave, and then there's the pulse wave. So Candidate's wave is basically, you got this wave that's constant, and it doesn't have a frequency. And a pulse wave would be like it pulses, it goes boom. So in the same way, for example, if you're getting a massage, let's say you're holding your hand and trying to massage your wrist, just hold it like that.  So that's the difference between continuous just grabbing onto the hand versus massaging the hand. So using that concept, pulse wave is like massaging your nerves. It's not just holding your nerves, it's just not just blasting your nerve with just one continuous light. It's actually pulsing at specific frequencies, specific rates that stimulate your nerves and your brain in very specific ways to cause certain reactions in yourselves. So we already know them, and in trifecta, they have some very preparatory frequencies that are great for weight loss that actually stimulate yourselves for metabolism, stimulate yourselves for higher energy, for detox. And we actually created a set of frequencies for use with the coils, specifically for trifecta of lights that are for weight loss, for detox, for men's health, for women's health, and so on. So now when you combine the light therapy with the pulse, together with the frequency therapy with the Chico Auras, you got two layers of frequencies affecting the body in many different levels. You have the light level, you have the sound level as well, and you also have the magnetic frequency level. I love it. So you know what I'm gonna ask you to do if you don't mind? Everybody has their favorite frequencies, and I have tried to research it as much as I can, and there's 528 that people love, there's 432 that people love. There's 295.8, which is for metabolism and stuff like that. So just to be clear, do you have your favorite frequencies for one for weight loss, and the other one is for general healing? And the reason why I say that is because with your device, I press a button and all the, you know, it's a program. And so all those frequencies are happening and they're just happening. But in the bed, I think we're gonna drive our practitioners crazy if they have to keep changing it. And like for each patient would have to be changed, the glory of the bed. As you say, Judy, go into room three, get in the bed, get out of the bed. So you don't have to make tremendous amount of modifications to it. So I've been telling people 528 for healing, 296, because it doesn't have a chance to do 295.8, 296 for weight loss. And that would be the red and the 528 would be the near infrared. Do you have, and you might not have an answer right now, maybe you can send out to some frequencies that you recommend even more. You're much more of an expert on frequencies than I am. But if you haven't made a neck adjustment, I'm very good at that. We've created the, as I was saying, we have about six frequencies, specifically for the trifecta bed. So if you want it- You're talking about with your device. Yes. I'm talking about when they get in the bed, the frequencies that we would set when the person gets in the bed. And we only have, so it would be one type of frequency for the red and it would be one type of frequency for the near infrared. Okay. And your question is? What would you recommend for healing, frequency? If you had choice of just one frequency and what would you recommend for weight loss? I can't ask you that question right now because we don't really work with just one frequency. The way that our frequencies works is not with just one frequency. I know, I know. Most people think that, okay, 528 is great. All those frequencies are great, but we've gone a few steps beyond that because those frequencies are great frequencies, but it's still just one frequency. 528 is just one note in music. It's just one note. You're just playing one note. If you go listen to a symphony orchestra, if they just played one note for the whole piece, it's gonna be really boring, right? And it's not gonna affect you emotionally at all. But the reason why symphony and music is so powerful is because they have so many notes, like it's low notes and high notes and harmonies and things like that. And then when you listen to it, it makes you feel in motion. It makes you feel tingling down your spine. So we're talking about music, but the same thing happens with wellness frequencies. So if you're experiencing really great things with just one frequency, just imagine if you can create a harmonic or imagine if you can create a symphony or frequencies using- But the bed doesn't have that capability. The bed's gonna give us one for the red and one for the nairn thread. So I'll talk to you more about off, when we're off Kim, so to speak. But I did wanna bring up Flora Jerda is on here with us. Flora, are you able to, let me see if I have to... She wanted to ask some questions and she has the coils and she's in the unique situation where she has the coils, but I don't think she got the bed yet. Flora, are you there? I am. I see the question here. One, can people in the building with the aural coil on half pacemakers, how close can they be? And number two, does it have any negative effect as a practitioner that run different frequencies on their clients? Okay, so the first question is, pacemakers could be a contraindication, but that's only if they're really close to the thing. If they're not close to it, then there's no problem. A lot of times it is just- How close is Clote? I don't know, like within three feet or four feet when it was playing. And that's because that's the magnetic part of it that would be constrained. As long as they're not in the room, it's fine. It is playing. Okay, so if it's in a closed room, you feel like it's okay. Because I've been wondering, I do have a couple of other, a couple of clients that have defibrillators or pacemakers that come in for massage or the brain tap because I have Dr. Porter's brain tap as well, nothing with the frequency stuff. So I have a different PEMF mat that obviously they can lay on, but I don't turn on the frequency part because that's the magnetic part. So it just worried me with the aural coil with how big it was that it can do 3,000 square feet where my clinic is 1,800 square feet. So I didn't know if I needed to have a little warning sign on the door that- Or if it's okay- It depends on how close they are. So if they're far from it is actually not, like the magnetic field is not really strong enough to affect most pacemakers. And it's also something that they would monitor themselves, right? Like I'm sure that they would know something is feeling different if it's too close to the aural coil. But if you have a aural coil in one room, I mean, you have a pacemaker, as long as you're not in that one room, I think you'll be fine. Okay. Yeah. And what about like when you're running different frequencies throughout the day and you have it at 50 to 60% and they're in there, does that have any negative effects? Cause I'm super sensitive. Like I sometimes feel like I can definitely feel even when I'm not in the room to that frequency, but I'm very open. Have you experienced any negative effects so far? Just twice. I felt like that evening I went home and I was like, God, I really don't feel very good. And I was like, I wonder if it's the different frequencies. Like that day I had ran like a fibromyalgia one, I ran an insomnia one, and then I ran like a the soothe one. It was like three different ones. And then that night I didn't feel very good. So what the close does is it has a really strong detox effect. Especially if you're the practitioner and you're being exposed to it like for many times during the day, then you're getting a lot of detox. So that could be what you're experiencing. But once you get past the detox, but I tell people when they're detoxing, usually within two to four weeks, that second when we've cleaned them out, they're gonna feel phenomenal. So we may not be there yet. And by the way, everybody floor is gonna be and maybe I'm announcing something you're not, we didn't get a final agreement, but I'm pretty sure Floor you're gonna be taking over our what do we call group chatting thing? What did you call it for the telegraph? Yeah, the telegram, yep. Telegram. So she's going to be our telegram expert.  I'll take over the bed expert and we're gonna be having instead of Facebook club, it's gonna be called Telegram club, which he thinks is better than Facebook. Is that right? Correct. And that's why I would like to know a little bit more about the cheat coil. I've had a Healy and I've seen your comparison from the Healy to the cheat coil before. So I'm very familiar with frequency work, but there's just a few things that I didn't have a lot of clarity on with the cheat coil. So I'm trying to learn as much as I can just so I can also help others that will be getting the cheat coil. It's all about dosage, right? So dosage increases with how long you're using it for and also how high you turn it and how strong the field is. So with the larger coils, they're big because they can deliver a large dosage. So they can deliver a dosage faster and they can deliver it in a large space. If you're using it at a high power setting, you only need it for 10 or 15 minutes. So it's not intended to run for 24 hours through the whole building at a high power setting, unless you have something that is more general that everybody can benefit from. For example, regenerate or remove negative energy or something like that for more of an atmospheric purpose. By doing something, let's say you're talking about fibromyalgia, not everybody in the building has fibromyalgia, so you don't need to play that for all day. You just play it for 10 minutes for that client. So while that client- The pre-program on the right side is 24 minutes or whatever. So you just run the program of whatever the cheat coil has. Yes, exactly. Yeah. So I want to interrupt for a second. Pamela, I would love for you to write your contact information in the chat and explain to everybody. If you want to know more about how you can get this 24-inch cheat coil, which is powerful as hell, I love it. And on a stand, which I tried different things. David, you have that behind you sitting on a table. How do you secure it so it doesn't fall over? I don't really move it that much. If you're just using it as a piece of art and a decoration, then you don't really need a stand. If you have something like a fireplace you can put on or a table. I know, but this isn't a facility where a lot of people are coming and going. I was trying to think it might work without the stand, but you know what? As a rule, I think we should include the stand. They pay for it, but we should have the stand as part of the package. So if they want to learn more about this you can see how it sets up. I have the coils just sitting here on a table and you sent me those clamps and it's in there, but it's still, and I don't have anyone come in and going in my, this is my private office where I have the coils in here. And then I have the other near the bed on the other side of the house. And, but I think if people were possibly gonna be able to knock it over, it would make me nervous. So I like the stand. Yeah, yeah, if you have a lot of traffic then probably the stand would make sense. So here's the picture of it with the stand and with the bed. They have a pretty sturdy stand there. You can learn more about it on the website if you want. Dr. Carl, you know what I did? What I'm going to do actually is I- I thought you got the stand. Didn't we get you the stand? No. It's not having a shipment. Yeah, I didn't get the stand. They had sent it that I could pay for it, but I was like, it's a little pricey, I thought. But I thought in the meantime, what I was gonna do is use i-hooks in the wall. And I put a little i-hooks in there and then I just put a string on there so it can't fall forward. Yeah, you can fix it to the wall, that's one way. Some people actually like hanging on the wall. And the hardware that goes with it is designed for that. So you can actually screw it into the wall. If you have what do you call it? I don't know what you call those. You can buy these things from Home Depot and you can put it in the drywall and then you can- The little anchors. Yeah, those little anchors. And you can actually hook up those four posts to those anchors and fix it to a wall if you want. You can tell he was a nerd when school. He wouldn't know that anchor. And by the way, neither would I. Does anybody else have any questions? There's Pamela's information, her name, her phone number, her email address. If you have any interest in getting one of these coils in your facility, there are several different product and also there are discounts that Pamela can get you, significant discount. So I would give her a call. And meanwhile, Steve has another question. What's going on, Steve? No, I think you just answered it. I thought the coils were embedded into the red light. So that's a standalone- A separate thing. Okay, okay. What is that approximately run? I'm sorry, what? What is it approximately run the coils? If you were to put the two coils like we just saw on the next to the bed. So you can see this is the Chico Aura Pro system with the Yin and the Yang. So you can use one or you can use two. So the two, they're wound differently. One's counterclockwise, one's clockwise. And there's actually the different effect and different feeling that comes from each one. The Yin one is the more popular one because it gives you this relaxing and opening energetic effect. Whereas the Yang gives you this like focused energizing and charging effect. So when you balance both of them in the between, you get this really balanced, calm, centered energy field. So what is the wiring made of? It's copper. And which one do I have? You have the Yin. So that's the more popular one. So you have this one. Okay. So this is a Canadian price. I had to switch it to US dollars here. And it is a 24 inch. So it comes with the console. There's been a console two that has 10,000 Dr. Royal Rives frequencies, as well as another 822 of our proprietary frequencies. And so that's this console here. So it's a tablet with all the programs in there. It also has the seven frequencies of the trifecta frequencies as well. Yeah, and also another set of trifecta frequencies. Which are specific for your group. So regular people don't get that. So you can see how it looks like. Are you saying we're not regular? We're irregular? Is that what you're saying?  I'm special, okay. And they really design like works of art. You can watch this video that showcases like the design and the art, artistry behind it. We look closely on these posts. They're actually sapphires. These are real sapphires on these gold plated steel. So whenever the magnetic field is on, you're resonating that sapphire energy. And sapphire is like a prosperity gem. So you have sort of like a metaphysical benefit from the technology as well. In addition to being stood up on its end, you can actually put them underneath your bed just flat. Or you can just put it flat on a table and that would fit nicely under any bed. And you can turn any bed into a med bed. So that's the idea. Okay, if you're interested in our smaller systems, we have the Chico, smaller Chico systems. And we start with our base model, which is the Chico Mini. It comes with the transducer and magnets and the Chico Mini itself. It's really quite small, two and a half inches by about one inch, but it's actually very powerful. We had some people, especially with one gentleman who had chronic back pain for 30 years and he couldn't cure it with any kind of medication. And he basically healed his back pain in 90 days with his coil. And he had no more pain anymore. So it's quite powerful even though it's small. And so this is 399. And you get seven free frequencies with it. And if you subscribe for $10 a month, you'll get 10,000 of Dr. Roy Wright's frequencies that you can use through our web app. So our web app is just a software you can sign up for on our website. And you can just play the frequencies directly through the website. But that wouldn't be something that they would use in their office. That would be something that they would have for personal use, right? Yes, more of a personal use system. So somebody asked about the smaller ones. So I'm just going through the smaller ones. And then the next size is the max. The next one is just one of the two instead of one. And the next one after that is the Chico 3 system, which is more of like a professional system. But this one is now incorporates crystals inside. So they actually have something called, it's a drama crystal. Something called pantanium crystals, which we coined the term. Basically, these are citrine crystals and they're in the coils. So when the frequencies are playing, the crystals get energized and they also create a resonance with the crystals. The same way that our cell phones work actually, because they actually use crystals to communicate and to get data. So crystals, when they're in the magnetic field, they get energized. They have programmed with that energetic field. So even if you have them off, the crystals will hold that energy for about a day. And now the three system, you get the wireless kit instead of the wired one. You get the belt clip, you know, the testing materials and you also get the tablet included with that system. Okay, so that's the Chico 3 and then our largest sheet flow, what she called max, which comes in the large case like this. And this one is... This is the one I got. This is one of the ones that Dr. Carl has and this is the Chico Max system. So they have six crystals per coil and there's dual layers of winding instead of the single layer and they're five inches wide. And this will cover about 20 feet range. So 20 feet radius range. 20 square feet. 20 feet radius. Radius, radius. So that'll be 20 times 20. So 400 square foot. All right, so that's our lineup. And then... Do you have a 14 inch and you have the 24 inch? And then above that, we have the 14 and the 24 inch, which is for even larger spaces and large area with more power. And yeah, so that's the lineup. So you can select different levels of consoles. We have console one, two, three and four. Basically the difference is how many frequencies you get. So starting from the one, you get those 10,000 write frequencies. And then two, you get another 800 of our proprietary quantum frequencies. And then three, you get more and then four, you get more. Those are different options you have. All right, if there aren't any other questions, I see that you put in the website. You guys all see that? It's Q, it's qlifestore.com or qilifestore.com. And then we have Pamela's information in here. If you have any questions, give her a call. I was just gonna ask him real quick. So as trifecta practitioners, can they all get these special frequencies? If they order something or is that just for... Yeah, so for trifecta practitioners, we can include the set of trifecta frequencies for them as a bonus. So they would need to go through me as opposed to the qlifestore for that as for their bonus, right? Yeah, sure. I didn't know. Yeah, and then we can either unlock it when they, if they get the system with the console, then we'll unlock it in this. Or if they get a system without the console, which is the entry level ones, they can unlock it on the website for them. Nice, okay, thanks. And then do you have the app to use? I don't know who DC is. Is that Dreama? Who's DC? Anyhow, do you have to, do you have to have the app to use and how do you support what happened? And how do you support train users? Train? I mean train users. I don't know, maybe you read better than I do. Okay, so we have this web app and it has all the frequencies on this web app. So you can search by category. Here are the seven free frequencies. You can sign up for a free account and try these out. And these seven of them are actually quite powerful on their own. And then we have all the Dr. Rives frequencies. We have 10,000. You can search anything you want. Like for example, you can type in weight loss right now and see what pops out. There you go. We've got a whole bunch of weight loss frequencies there. Right, we can find detox for example. And then see, there's all these detox frequencies and you just go to one of them, detox body cleanse and click it and the login again. And then there's the frequencies. There's only two for this one. So 12 and 840. You play it and then there you go. You got the frequency playing through your device. It could be your computer, tablet or phone. And you hook it up to the cheat call. And now you got that frequency playing through your cheat coils or a coil. So you have to have Wi-Fi or internet in order to access them. Yeah, this one you'll need to have Wi-Fi. The console doesn't. So you have the tablet will have it hard coded or installed on the tablet. So you don't need Wi-Fi access. But you'd want it in the beginning because what's your guy's name? I had to upload some improvements or something like that. And that would require Wi-Fi at least the first time when you set up. Yeah, if there's something you need to download that you don't have, then you need to be online to download it. But once it's downloaded, it's in there. You don't need to be online to use it. All right. And Steve said, great information. Thanks Dr. Carl and Mr. Wong. You notice my name came first. So he must like me more. Anyhow, listen everybody, it's great. I'm gonna give you one more minute if anybody has any questions, but David, I really appreciate your helping out here. And we look forward to, if you guys as you wanna grow, I definitely think you wanna incorporate these coils with this whole process as well. I just wanna mention one thing, Dr. Carl, is that we have some very well-known surgeons and doctors that have tested basically every device out there when it comes to PMF therapy. And there's some devices that cost $35,000. And they're comparing it to just our Chico 3 system, this one. And then they're saying that this is much better. And it's actually a lot more powerful than a $35 in dollars. What did he see? That was one of our guys. Not really, his mic was on. All right, anyhow, David, thanks so much. I've got this recorded. I'll send it out to the people that are either watching already and when I get a repeat or if any of the people are interested who haven't been, we're not able to attend. Darcy asked again, do the tutorials help those without frequency experience? So you mean experiences using our coils? Yeah, so we have a whole webpage, Chico.com setup. It's got all the tutorial setup videos, all the troubleshooting videos. So for setting up every system, every accessory, including the big ones, the small ones. So Chico.com setup. We have quite extensive list of tutorials on there. It's pretty simple to use. It's got steps, steps zero, how to access your frequencies, and then how to set up your Chico system. So any one of your system, you just click on one of them and it's gonna show you the diagram as well as the video of how to get that set up. So it's got the troubleshooting guide and the video is right here. So this is how to set up the mini and then if you have this, then you have a different set of videos. So we have specific set of videos for each one. They're easy to follow. Then you want to set up different power systems. We've got tutorials for that, how to combine it with a brain tap or a speaker or headphones. We have set up videos. Then we have the quick start guide, essential user guide, the best practices and very frequently asked questions. And then we have additional FAQs. We have hours and hours of education. So it's webinars that we've did. And if you need any additional help, you can go to our help desk and search any FAQs. Plus you can book a chat or book a live Zoom call if you need technical help and someone to actually guide you through a video in person on setting up. So we have everything, all the support that you need. David, I have one more question. So I have a client that ended up getting the 14 inch or a coil after a retreat that she had, she came to here because she felt amazing afterwards. So she ended up ordering the 14 inch cheek coil for her home. And she said that it came with earbuds. Now I didn't get earbuds or headphones with mine, but she said she has been listening to the tones also while the cheek coil is going. Is that more beneficial? Is it necessary to listen to the tones at the same time that you're running the cheek coil? Yeah, so it's just another stack of technology. It's something very unique to our technology is we actually have sound therapy along with the frequency therapy. So let's say you can plug one of these one of these speakers to the frequency. And at the same time, have it go to a coil. So I got the energy coming out from the coil now. So it's coming out of the coil. Okay. So how do like with the amp that we have with the bigger cheek coil, how can we hook up a speaker? Is there, could we? Just check out that tutorial page that I showed you. Okay. It'll give you the instructions on how to do that. You probably just need a splitter or a combiner cable you can get from our site. And you just split off the signal in the two directions. One's going to go to the speaker, one can go to the coil. And now you have two experiences or two layers of frequencies. You have the sound and you got the magnet. But it's better if you have both at the same time, but it's not necessarily. It's just another layer of energetic therapy. Okay. Thank you. All right. This was wonderful, David. I'm so appreciative of you assisting us here. Like I said, you'll get ahold of Pamela if you have any interest in proceeding, getting some equipment for your own facility or your personal life. But meanwhile, you can always get ahold of myself. I will be sending out these recordings with my information and Pamela's information and David's as well. So everybody, thanks a lot. And I hope to hear, see you guys soon. I'm sure we'll be doing more webinars in the near future. Happy holidays and happy new year. Take care. Thank you. Bye. Thank you. Bye bye.


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Oh, yeah, dude Zidane as the player and the coach look at that Look at that dude two Zidane's in one team beef a myth tell mad HD gamer You can have two Zidane's in one foot squad All right, here we go icon moments play a pack Come on, baby Let me see French again or Brazil Germany center mid, okay? Mateus This is a w either way ballack That is a w either way bro ggs Ggs man We move That's a nice pack pull. I think you take it right it wasn't striker It wasn't center back or sorry. It wasn't goalkeeper. I digress. That's a duplicate Let's go three icon moments players. We move Let's get one of the ones I had in the squad. Yes, we got to get you a big player to be worth it. Okay It's got to be a big boy Italian Center mid pillow pillow The only consolation is that it's 94 rated. I guess that's not one of the ones that you really wanted though, right? I'll play pillow as the coach. Yes, exactly Conte no, it's not it's not all right. Here we go. I Con managers back-to-back German center mid Who's it gonna be one of the two and it is Mateus? That's a W. That's a really good pole man really good pole in August W that is a W man really good card in game What a player bang bang, that's right for sure a W. I agree All right, we kind of stepped our way up from it from an L to a W. Let's get a major W right here EA sports Germany again Well, there's that There is that so layman Mateus and I honestly forget who we got in the first one pillow, I mean That's kind of an L layman's great in game to be fair I'm sure he is Alverman with a prime sub During the icon moments pack the reset wait French Center man. Yo, man. Yo, that's insane. Patty Vieira Vieira and do the best two best French icons in literally 15 minutes apart. Let's go. Let's go. We have the French luck boys The Frenchies are watching tech Avi own in August He says I love you. Haha.  Okay, so we need air nine. It is time for air nine ladies and gentlemen Lean back Stretch watch the air nine come out of this pack. Yay. Oh my gosh, dude, bro Bro All right, here we go boys icon moments player Zidane and Vieira already packed tonight. Let's get some other flags, right Dutch Brazil come on. Come on Dutch there it is striker Cloyford, Venezuela Van Basten. All right. Well There you go, man You get the great flag. What got what kid is that bro? I'm not a fan of that kid to be honest. I don't think I've ever seen that one We want to see Dutch Portuguese Brazil Couple of other ones would be fine Argentina center attacking mid Maradona would be fine, too. All right, here we go French CDM Petite Machile Le Desa E. It's petite. That's the best of those three in my opinion Not bad small W road of the French flags are popping today The French flags are popping today man Wow Wow good center back or a center defensive mid depending on where you want to use a man. All right Pretty good cod But that's gonna be really really hard for us to like Figure out if and how they do that, you know All right moments icon again. Yo, yo, yo, yo these icon Yeah, okay, I thought that was the icon do that I was all confused for a second. These are sick, bro Icon moments packs today. We have gotten Zidane on my account Viera Mateus dog leash Bro, these packs are great today. These are fantastic today, man. Let's go Let's pack a Brazilian icon right here. Let's let's pack a Brazilian icon. I'm feeling it feeling it. I'm feeling it Brazil I was feeling it striker. No, who's it gonna be? Pele or nine? 99 rated play dude. These packs are lit today. These are lit today, dude We have packed Zidane Viera dog leash and Pele Let's go Let's go Let's go. This isn't even my account. I don't care. That's huge. That's huge Let's go man In a Liverpool cat fraudulent. What a pull May I remind you? May I remind you how much this guy goes for on the markets? Six mil six million just like that in the club. Oh My gosh, dude. You've gotten prime croif and now prime Pele I don't think I've ever seen impact as well.  That's IE Puyo, but 99 Pele.  Are we gonna see Brazil French Dutch again? Brazilian once again center-tech dude if this is Ronaldinho if this is Ronaldinho Kaka W I'm W, bro. W. That's still a sick pole We're getting the flags boys the Brazilian flags are popping today the French flags the Dutch flags It's all going down today. I thought that was gonna be Dino surely based on how today has gone so far That's still a W. I agree All right, here we go icon moments. Yeah, that was a solid pull, right? That was a solid pull And now we go for the continued icon moments crazy pack luck ready boys. Who's it gonna be this time?  Unfortunately. All right. Here we go another icon moments pack Here we go Continuing the luck. Could it be French Brazil Dutch? Oh No What happened? Would economists push the button dude. Oh back to back Elmata doors. Oh my gosh, man Not again Yay I'm in just joined. Let's go to bird. All right boys icon moments pack Let's go Let's go. Let's go Can we continue the good luck? We haven't had a good one in a while man Dutch Center back kumin speaking of the mad lad Speaking of the mad lad himself the new manager at Barcelona Ronald kumin walking out any ray on Madrid kit. Oh, no. Oh No All right boys. Here we go The last icon moments pack of the stream The last Elfina this is actually the last one right actually Can we end on a banga Brazil Cam I beg for Ronaldinho. I beg EA sports You can't be doing this to me man Unbelievable bro After seeing Pele bro, that's all I want to see now.  That stinks bro.


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most people are just walking around wishing they could have their umbilical cord plugged back in. Now I don't think this is completely true, but I think one thing is certain. There's too much complexity in this world for any of us to want to handle all of it by ourselves. And so what do we do? We seek out leaders. I know in my life in areas where I'm not experienced, I'm going to seek out a leader in that area. If I want to get in shape, I'm going to seek out a personal trainer, somebody who can lead me through the trials and tribulations that are inevitably necessary to get the result that I'm after. And so while I don't think most people don't want to take responsibility for themselves, I do think that if there is an area that is new to us, that is daunting, that is unknown, that is uncertain, that it helps tremendously to have a leader in place.  I'm asking you right now to step into a position of leadership in order to grow your impact, your wealth, your contribution, and your sense of fulfillment in life.


As we approach the end of what feels like possibly the longest week in history, I wanted to take a moment to remind you that good enough is good enough. Whether you are a teacher or a parent or a partner or an employee or whoever you are, likely this has been a tough week trying to do ordinary things in extraordinary times and in extraordinary ways and we just need to remind ourselves really that we can only do what we can do. We can only control certain things, we can't control the choices that others make, the ways in which they behave or the situation at large and you will one day, I hope we will one day, I hope look back at this time and see it as a strange time but one that we got through and we will look at ourselves on days like today when we feel tired and broken and like we're not doing well enough right now, we'll look back at this and think you were awesome because even on the worst days right now when we feel like we're only just holding it together and maybe you haven't held it together all day, somehow we're getting from morning to night, somehow things are still somewhat happening, you are there for the children in your care, they are with us, they are somehow coping, some of them are really thriving, we will get through this, I really honestly think we'll look back at this and we will just be a gog at how well we managed even though right now maybe like me you don't feel like you're doing a good enough job at all, you'll look back and you'll think you were awesome, hold that in mind, I think honestly I think it's a really really helpful thought to hold in mind, you'll look back on your current self and think that he, she, they were amazing but now it's Friday evening, I've got to the end of the week, my children have somehow managed to log into homeschool, I have with my husband somehow managed to get through a very busy week at work with our incredible virtual team and now it is time to stop, I'll see you next week


Well, to teach spelling and punctuation properly and efficiently in the classroom, we can introduce the concept of copying. Copying can be used as one of the important tools to develop not only grammar, word recognition, spelling, punctuation, but also to make students comfortable with reading and writing. And it's normally used as a skill, copying as a skill, it's used to develop, make students and writing better and spelling better. But we can also use this as one of the effective tools to make students consciously notice some of the features of grammar and how grammar works in the sentences, how sentences are constructed and how spelling work actually, how the punctuation works and what doesn't work. One of the procedures of introducing copying is disguising. We can disguise word copying. We can make the students write words alphabetically in random style. And then we can, you know, we can ask them to write five words, which they like most and five words, which they are highly unlikely to like or the least, their least favorite words. So we can draw like two columns on the board and make the students make incorrect sentences and ask them to put them in its correct shape in the next column by following the conventions, spelling and punctuation of writing. Another procedure is to use the active, make the use of active use of board, which is like we can list some of the words and make the students notice those words and draw a diagram or map or address. So potentially what we can do is we can dedicate like some parts of our lessons on weekly basis or in a fourth night on difficult spellings and give students like 30 seconds, then rub off and then make them write. And another way is to develop the habit of taking notes in the classroom. And for example, the teacher can read shorter texts, let's say for five minutes, five to seven minutes or even less and then ask the students to write down what they hear, what they listen. And making notes can help them in the area of spelling and punctuation. And that shouldn't be like, you know, just writing and closing the notebooks rather the teacher works with the students in groups and pairs, checks with them. And now like with the use of information communication technology in the language classroom, we can make the students hoping easier and efficient.


you know, across the board it seems to be a trend that autistic people just receive a lot of trauma from going through the high school, secondary school experience. Is that something that you've experienced? So I never was really bullied, but the kids definitely, as I was saying, I was diagnosed at 16, so I didn't know I was autistic, but the kids definitely knew that there was something wrong with me or I was different. They were talking behind my back, definitely that time the weird one. So yeah, I can imagine what these people who are bullied must go through. It's definitely something that I've thought, I've talked about it quite a lot, but I


The decentralization ethos arose over recent years due to a backlash with respect to the operating structure of the financial world, loss of trust in centralized institutions like national governments, and the hypothesis that top-down command and control may have served humanity well when communication and decision-making were slow and expensive. But now we have global instant comms and can make decisions together within 15 seconds on Ethereum, even if up to half of the actors on the network are malicious. This makes decentralization as an organizing principle viable for all sorts of systems. Hierarchical organizational structures are often rigid, not agile or responsive. They suffer from decision-making near the top, far from the situated awareness. Managers in hierarchies tend to silo information to keep power. Decision-making is often slow because the authority to do so is layers above. Creative problem solving and innovation don't tend to thrive or survive in rigid hierarchy. It can be soul-crushing for most in the corporate pyramid. Experimenting with decentralized architectures holds much promise. These systems can be flatter, more fluid and more effective. We and our many cousins in the decentralization ecosystem have much to explore together. The Ethereum project and community are dedicated to radical decentralization, as much decentralization as is practical. The theorem governance and forward progress of the platform is proceeding in a decentralized fashion, as it always had, with many classes of actor. Core devs, devs, researchers, security auditors, miners, pools, exchanges, hardware manufacturers, software firms, the vocal community, industry pundits, regulators, and even legacy finance industry experts with no familiarity, let alone understanding of the facts, all weighing in when the bigger decisions are being made. I know real. If you're watching, thanks for taking time to do a bit of research. Vlad's governance 101 post recently kicked off a new round of fruitful discussions. We have all much work to do on this front. Fortunately, it's proceeding in a decentralized fashion. As an aside, and before I dive into the talk, I would like to call out Vitalik's leadership. It is leadership by doing an example never by fiat. Vitalik has remained in the background with respect to various issues at a time intentionally out of concern that his words might be weighted too heavily. This is what I think of as leadership in the era of decentralization. I don't think anything can begin significantly decentralized, and Ethereum certainly started in one man's cranium. But Vitalik from day zero has been doing his best to empower people and to continuously open the project. As many as have many others, of course.  With integrity, genius and grace, Vitalik goes about doing a job that even a decentralized army of crypto heads have trouble keeping up with. Similarly, consensus started in one individual's head, but decentralized rapidly. Since the beginning, we've been threading the needle between practical forward progress and decentralization. Our goal always is to build better systems, and we believe that decentralized architectures will usually win out, more so as the technology matures and scales. Consensus is dedicated to building appropriately decentralized systems, but also to walking the walk, working to decentralize ourselves throughout. We started as a venture production studio, intending to build dApps, wrap them in companies and put them out for investment. We've spun out a few projects and continue to do so, but we've also been able to be patient with many more. We consider consensus a fluid mesh of projects and companies all sharing some DNA, and internally we refer to it as the mesh. Early on, necessity drove infrastructure invention. Tim Coulter's work on dApp Store led to a set of scripts that evolved over time into the truffle suite. On Monday night, the truffle team was gathered as the counter flipped over on the one millionth truffle download. Huge congrats to the team. Karen Davison, later Dan Finley and the MetaMass team rescued us all from having to tell users to go download and sync geth before dApp can connect to the network. They remain on the bleeding edge of the technology, but labor tirelessly to ensure that nobody gets hurt. Deep respect to the team for always choosing the safer path for the end user, yet continually breaking new ground for the ecosystem as we see in the 15 second mobile MetaMass new wallet import. Stephen George and Martin Copelman of NOSIS began with the dream of enabling liquid financial markets for all of our issues and decisions. They piloted the prediction market technology and they've also built core infrastructure. The multi-sig wallet, which protects billions in value, NOSIS safe and Dutch X, an exchange that removes the ability for a centralized party to corrupt the fairness of token exchanges. In 2015, the Infura team, Michael Wheeler, Marie-Z, Peter Zak and Eiji Galano, and now so many more, helped out some consensus projects by consolidating our internal test nets. By DEF CON 2, they had externalized the service and offered it to the world. By DEF CON 5, we expect to have an open Infura protocol that enables anyone to get paid to run nodes that bundle different protocols. These and so many more infrastructural elements are helping to rapidly mature Ethereum and turn it into a foundational element of the decentralized worldwide web. These are some of the reasons that Ray Valdez, while at Gardner, estimated that the Ethereum developer community was 40 times larger than the number two, IBM's fabric community. The U-Port should probably be in that infrastructure list as well. The U-Port team has doggedly explored identity and reputation since early days at consensus when we realized we needed an identity construct that would not just enable access to apps via single sign-on, but also present the world with an alternative to the exploitative business models that are enabled because the web never had a native identity construct. The U-Port iterated solutions over the years, collecting constraints and concerns and whittling its offerings down to a minimal yet sufficient decentralized offering, one that doesn't even need a blockchain, but can certainly benefit from one and in turn provide great benefit to Ethereum. The U-Port team is a founding and steering committee member of the 56th company Decentralized Identity Foundation, whose mission is to build an open-source decentralized identity ecosystem for people, organizations, apps, and devices where decentralized identities like U-Ports are anchored by blockchain IDs linked to zero-trust data stores like 3Box, for instance, and are universally discoverable on Ethereum and other platforms. Interoperability across platforms is an essential goal, and self-sovereign identity and personal information should be fully under the control of the individual as we turn Web 2 business models upside down and architect Web 3 services to be user-centric. U-Port and 3Box personal data locker facilitate interoperation from the perspective and to the benefit of the user. Please check out U-Port's new developer libraries, version 1.0, just released last week. Theorem is emerging as one of the foundational components of a world computer, a Web 3 flavored constellation of interoperating protocols. Web 3, the decentralized worldwide web, would consist of many decentralized protocols for trusted transactions, automated agreements, smart software objects, storage bandwidth, heavy compute, identity, reputation, proof of location, legally enforceable agreements, certificates, resources, and asset tokenization, like for kilowatt hours and equities and real estate. Synergies among various projects on Ethereum are more easily achieved than in the Web 2 world, as the platform can be considered a single execution space. Interoperation within Ethereum or across protocols is what will enable us to move beyond siloed walled garden approaches on the Web and in the business world, leaving the us against them ethos behind and making collaboration standard across applications within sectors and industries and along value chains like supply chains or content creation and sharing. The new trust foundation enabled by the radically decentralized Ethereum base layer is what is facilitating this evolution towards collaboration. It is trustful collaboration, even with those you don't know or with whom you compete. That will enable a world of decentralized actors to thrive as they no longer have to depend on the embedded intermediaries, the music companies, the banks, the law firms, insurers, brokers, and existing sharing economy companies who currently provide necessary trust and from that privileged position suck up much of the value in their sectors. In these early days, the ecosystem is being built out by the builders largely for the builders. Yes, we've attracted financial and speculator types, but mostly it is about devs, engineers, entrepreneurs, and cybersecurity professionals. These are the people who are biddling and maturing the components and the standards. Elements like different styles of tokens, swap protocols and exchanges, data feeds, markets, IOT protocols, registries, name services, legally and automatically enforceable agreements and certificates. Hundreds of components like these are composable into a compelling app because Ethereum is all about easy synergy and standards that ensure exchanges, wallets, swap protocols, and other tools can interoperate with what is built. Ethereum is where standards are being forged. While protocols at consensus have a high degree of autonomy, we emphasize rich communication, collaboration, and interoperation among teams as much as possible. The standard Bounty Smart Contract integrates with Gitcoin so devs can easily fulfill open source bug bounties. AirSwap plugs into August prediction market, Meridios tokenized real estate platform and Opera's browser so users can swap ERC tokens instantly. Bounties and MakerDAO are working together to verify ocean cleanups. Ergon, Dharma, Zeppelin, and several other projects share technical docs on the Kauri Knowledge Network and encourage their communities to contribute tutorials and help one another so that we can build together faster. Kauri, Gitcoin, and Bounties.network are enabling us and others to get more work done better and faster. These platforms enable dynamic workforce assembly, enabling us to have smaller focused teams and bring more global and often specialized talent into our projects. And for the developer bounty hunters on those platforms, they can work on what they want, when they want, enjoy diversity of projects, get paid at higher hourly rates if they choose to work faster, and work from anywhere in the world. And both parties that they like each other can choose to solidify the relationship into long-term employment. Consensus builds protocol-based open platforms that represent collections of people and businesses inhabiting various collaborative roles in a network of services. We expect this approach will unify and flatten many industries, enabling smaller groups to interoperate with one another to get the same work done more effectively than current monoliths in industries like financial services, entertainment, and law. The protocol-based open platforms can be stacked upon or interoperate with one another. An open music industry platform like Ujo, enabling artists to directly interact with their consumers or with other artists, can reside on Ethereum. An open event management and ticketing platform can sit on or alongside Ujo, enabling artists to coordinate gigs directly with venues. A blocking platform can link to music on Ujo and get paid for curation. And an insurance platform can provide a parameterized insurance policy that protects the band. Pushing more and more functionality into these open network business platforms will enable more people to connect to these systems with their self-sovereign identity so that they can have an intermediated agency on all of these platforms, enabling greater satisfaction in their livelihoods and broader wealth distribution. Pundits attack our space with accusations that there have been no killer apps, I disagree. File-sharing platforms could be considered the first killer app of the decentralization space. While piracy is a problem, these systems pioneered revolutionary approaches to distribution and disintermediation. Great value accrued to the pirates. Since then Apple and Spotify have shown that if price points in UI, UX are good, people will just pay for the music rather than stealing it. Now we just have to build platforms that enable artists to directly access consumers so that content creators can disintermediate the entertainment companies and get directly paid. Last night Ujo Music crested 1,000 artists on its content creator portal. The second killer app has to be cryptocurrencies themselves, with millions around the world benefiting from better ways of transferring or storing value, especially in developing nations. The third killer app is the creation issuance, distribution exchange, and management of so many different kinds of crypto assets, pretty much all of which is happening on Ethereum. Projects are being funded and infrastructure for a next generation natively digital economy is being built to the tune of tens of billions of dollars that clear and settle on Ethereum every day. But the pundits don't notice because the benefits accrue in a decentralized fashion. Pundits are having trouble recognizing these killer applications because they don't reward existing intermediaries or pile stacks of value into new intermediaries, but many lives are improving. In referring to the lamenting over lack of an obvious killer app, Vitalik said, the killing will be death by a thousand cuts. Decentralization is the killer organizing principle. It's ushering in the Web 3 world. Blockchains are the killer automated trust foundation, promoting synergy and collaboration, and Ethereum is the killer ecosystem, an ecosystem that will transform global economic social and political systems. And of course, there will be killer apps on Ethereum that the pundits will recognize. I expect with the many independent layer two scalability breakthroughs that are coming online every day, we will see one or more in 2019. Applications in gaming, journalism, law, supply chain, financial products, journalism, music, and other niches will break through into the consumer space. The user experience once in a game for instance should be excellent, but blockchain UX in general might be a bit clunky to start, just as Web 1 and pre-Web experiences were. To address this, the consensus design group is developing a design system and language called RIMBLE, similar to Google Material, but with many new elements unique to Web 3. We're in the early era of decentralization. Looking at are we decentralized yet.com, Ethereum is in the lead with nearly 20,000 public nodes. Bitcoin has nearly 10,000, Qtum nearly 5,000 and dash, or 7,000 and dash nearly 5,000. 34% of Ether is held in the top 100 accounts, 19% of Bitcoin, 75% of Qtum, and 15% of Dash. As more daps come online, the Ether number should shrink faster than the others. Chinese miners dominate Bitcoin mining, but this is not the case for Ethereum. I've seen numbers as low as 13% for Ethereum. When proof of stake arrives, the low barrier to entry and lack of efficiencies of scale will strongly decentralize validation of transactions on Ethereum. Ethereum is far in the lead as a viable candidate for the base trust layer, and it may be a few years before our ecosystem achieves profound decentralization in the base and higher layers. That's okay. We can grow into a radically decentralized future as we have lots of adoption, use case exploration and definition and UI-UX issues to take care of, which will keep us busy for a few years. One near-term killer app that started to gain traction is OpenLaw. The business model of many law firms is to create irrelevant issues and as much detailed friction as possible and charge their clients by the hour to handle it. The trillion-dollar global legal industry has enabled us to be more civil for a few hundred years, but it has evolved into a pay-to-play, manufactured gatekeeping function. OpenLaw is a platform for blockchain-based legally enforceable agreements. The protocol ingests agreements and turns them into structured, computable living objects embedded into agreements, embedding into agreements variables that can be assigned values like names, numbers and other complex logic that populate the document. These agreements, one can tie the smart contract code to a real-world agreement, which renders the entire transaction legally enforceable. OpenLaw is developing a library of smart contract components that can be easily plugged into any arrangement. Clauses or agreements can be assembled like Lego blocks. For example, a party can grab a standard OpenLaw-based escrow agreement and embed a smart contract to escrow money, tokens or other blockchain-based assets. Actions can be triggered when conditions are met, based on timing or injected oracle data. Evidence of agreements and the counterparty signatures are time-stamped on the blockchain, while the plaintext can be published or kept confidential. OpenLaw enables peer-to-peer digital contracting. Our legal team work with OpenLaw to create an Ethereum-based NDA generator, accessible by all our teams as we are integrating OpenLaw solutions into many of our processes. Ujo Music, for instance, will soon use OpenLaw to enable artists to attach usage policies to their music for instant purchases of licenses for downloads, streaming, public performance, synchronization or derivative works. Rocket Lawyer, a service with 20 million users, is embedding various aspects of OpenLaw into its platform. As we speak, OpenLaw just released its library and API to enable developers to build on top of OpenLaw. It's converting tens of thousands of agreements into blockchain-compatible contracts and surfacing them through APIs in a GitHub-like platform. Type OpenLaw into YouTube to see demos of decentralizing the deal, or blockchain-based lending, or the end-to-end purchase of end-sale of real estate property.  The journalism industry is on life support. Radio TV print have been rolled up and are owned by a few holding companies or funds and are being milked. The local news industry has been gutted. We get our news today in sound bites and snippets on hyper-stimulating social media promoting basically binary views, subtlety of issues, and measured discourses lost. In such a context, how can we adequately govern ourselves? Healthy governance is breaking down in the face of overlapping exponential technologies that are being wielded by central powers. We have these emerging tools, self-sovereign identity, blockchain-based transparency, cryptography-based voting systems, liquid democracy, and quadratic voting to experiment with, but they're useless if we can't access information we can trust. A project that is breaking through as we speak is CIVIL, a platform for ethical and sustainable journalism. There are already 30-plus newsrooms on the platform, websites and podcasts exploring topical or regional news. It had a token sale for a consumer utility token that was the most and least successful token sale we've run. Most successful in that it attracted far more interested parties into the top of the marketing funnel than we had yet seen by an order of magnitude. But the sale failed to reach its target for UI-UX reasons, because these were normal people, not crypto heads. And because we made it a rigorous process, forcing people to pass a test ensuring that they knew what they were doing and they were technically accredited to purchase tokens. So the conversion rate of people actually able to onboard to the system was low, but the platform will launch anyway, and we will get know-how and tokens into the hands of the interested parties one way or another. CIVIL has a constitution and a foundation run by the former CEO of National Public Radio in the U.S. Newsrooms of professional journalists have formed, written a charter, and can soon attach themselves to a token curated registry by staking tokens. If they act unethically, their audience can challenge them and perhaps have them bumped off the platform. The Associated Press and Forbes have committed to operating on the platform, and more announcements are in the offering. Viant, our supply chain, track and trace product and team is reimagining a world where trust and transparency are incorporated into the goods we buy every day. This summer, the team working with the World Wildlife Foundation served yellow fin in Albuquer tuna that ethereal participants in New York could trustingly consume able to track the journey of the fish from bait to plate via an app. Very soon you'll be able to experience the same as this technology rolls out to consumers buying tuna in retail stores. The Viant team is applying the fundamentals of the bait to plate technology to bring transparency to other consumer products. Imagine the ability to scan products from store shelves and get the origin, purity, etc. from raw material through manufacturing to the end product. All this verifiable and anchored on Ethereum. Consensus invests in our product teams, education and events, and we co-venture with existing companies. Our Ventures Arm has made 30-plus investments in Ethereum and related startups. We're working to build out the token economy from defining standards and evolving legalities globally to the creation issuance exchange and management of tokens. We see all of this as the evolving democratization of finance. Yesterday, we released the Coven or Coventuring project. Coven is an open platform for venture capital investment. On Coven, prospectors propose companies for possible investment. Subject matter experts can diligence these projects, facilitated by a staking game, and investors can either challenge and capture the stakes or invest in the projects. I expect it will improve access to capital while greater expertise is brought to bear to diligence projects, and good projects get broader exposure and stakeholdership. Consensus makes monetary investments, but like all of you out there, our dearest investment involves the heart and soul that we put into our work. We're constantly working to apply our approach and our tools to our own internal organization and processes. Consensus endeavors to be a flat organization, and we've developed novel software and processes to help us in that regard. Sobol.io is a project that used to be called TMNT, Traditional Management Nullification Tool. We had to change the name for obvious reasons. Sobol.io is a cross between a corporate internet linked in and teal management software like systems designed to support holocracy. Teal organizations are orgs that have an evolved structure with respect to governance and day-to-day operations. The teal paradigm envisions the company as an organism with various functional organs and lots of measurement processes and feedback loops designed to keep the organism healthy without traditional org charts and managers. Everyone can log into their Sobol profile from their U-port. We can see how Consensus is organized as circles within circles, with each having its own identity, vision, mission, values, operations, and life cycle. People are associated with different projects, and their percent of attention to those projects is depicted. OKRs and KPIs can be defined for people in projects, and soon an agreements tooling will be offered so that two people, end people, a person, and a team or a team itself can forge the operating agreements. Yes, using open law by which they pledge to interact. Consensus members self-organize. Nobody tells anyone what to do. We don't do 20% time at Consensus. We have 100% time as we prefer that everyone work on what they are passionate about. As a result, our organization requires new ways of taking responsibility and assuring accountability. We're working to put processes into place that enables autonomous or decentralized governance and decision making as much as possible. Each of our functional groups, service circles like finance or legal, product teams or companies, gets a budget that is allocated often via a peer-driven process, and is free to chart its course for the most part, which includes defining how it conducts its day-to-day and long-range business. We're working to have each of these groups wrap themselves in public APIs so that others can know what is available. And we will soon use open law to place SLAs on each API, so a consumer of an API knows the terms under which the provider offers it. With such living agreements available, if a product team makes use of an offering from the marketing team, data can be sent into the agreement that memorializes and conducts that interaction, and compensation from the product team can flow to marketing based on measured performance. We're in the early days of exploration of exploring what a decentralized company can be, but the vision emerging is one of many autonomous units, each operating as though they're embedded in an efficient free market. The Consensus Mesh is a hybrid organization in various ways, part software company, part professional services consultancy, part VC. It is a hybrid in that it maintains structures required to operate in the legacy world, especially in our finance HR and legal groups, but it is also mapping out what we might be possible with respect to operating in the decentralized future. As we get better in articulating APIs and SLAs for our various functional groups, we can imagine that even marketing, HR, finance and legal will be able to offer tools and services, not just to our internal groups, but to other companies as well. Our marketing group has recently started doing this under the Catalyst brand. Legal, we have some coders on the team, is building software tools designed to protect consumers better in the new token economy. With respect to Dynamic Workforce Assembly, Oplis, a project that we're close to, is enabling professional employment organizations to serve our ecosystem, and we'll evolve these into decentralized employment organizations so that many small companies in our space can band together to handle human resources' needs and issues. Like Gitcoin and Bounties.Network, Oplis will enable an increase in the velocity of work and enable individuals to engage in self-sovereign employment, balancing the power of the developer without of the organization that she develops for. As many of our groups externalize their offerings, and as we all evolve towards greater decentralization, soon it won't be hard to imagine companies using our various services and effectively permissionlessly attaching themselves to the mesh. One last item. Consensus believes investing in the ecosystem is critical. Perhaps now more than ever as this experiment that we've been privileged to be part of is moving towards usability by consumers and towards becoming globally systemically important. We're also passionate about open source. Gitcoin and Codefund enable open source developers to get compensated for their important work. Our protocol and systems engineering group Pegasus just released Pantheon, a new Java-based Ethereum client that is synced to and running on mainnet now. The code was open sourced on GitHub a few days ago and released under the Apache 2 license. We welcome Jim Jigilski to the mesh a few months ago. Jim is one of the original eight Apache group members. This evolved into him co-founding and directing the Apache Software Foundation and serving as a core developer on several ASF projects. At Consensus, Jim is our open source guru, helping our projects with their open source strategy and mechanics. A decentralized future is one worth imagining and investing in. So we're excited to announce the new Consensus grants program. Soon we'll be unveiling a $500,000 fund that will be dispersed in amounts of $10,000 to $25,000. Successful projects in this round will be eligible for follow-on grants. The grants program is an effort to encourage the growth of the Ethereum infrastructure layer with bounties and grants for open source projects. Grant awards will focus on infrastructure, research, interoperability, usability, and developer tools. We'll cooperate with Gitcoin and the bounties network for some of the dispersals. More information including categories and application process will be coming soon. Learn more and sign up for more information at this link. Consensus.net. Thank you very much.


five basic shoes that any guy needs for his wardrobe welcome to the channel where fashion meets fragrance my name is kevin samuels your style godfather and guys in today's video i give you a must a simple must five shoes that every guy needs in his wardrobe regardless of style personality you're gonna want to take notes for this one if you like this kind of video cool subscribe drop a like down below shout out to the cia what's going on gentlemen guys if you've been watching my channel any length of time you know i talk about fit over fashion quality over quantity and i talk about the three f's frames fragrance and footwear but there is one individual item that is a must when any guy is starting to put together any kind of outfit it all starts with the shoes get the shoes right you're on the right track however you get the shoes wrong and you can have a $10,000 bespoke suit and look like trash can sauce guys i see it each and every week i can see a guy that is immaculately dressed and then i look down at his shoes and i'm like oh man come on that's what you decided to put on your feet you got this dope fit on and you're walking around with these busted shoes on but don't worry guys i got your cover let me give you the five basic shoes that any man needs regardless of his style personality age season reason climate whatever let's get started shout out to the cia one love fbi you want to become part of the movement make sure you join me on patreon for exclusive video and live stream content join me on that platform for things you will only see there details down in the description a simple pair of black lace-ups commonly called oxford is a staple in a classic masculine wardrobe my style personality i prefer a hole cut but you can go ahead and get cap toe cap toe or hole cut those are the only two options do not get things with medallions are broken or anything like that on your basic oxford these are the shoes you're going to wear on that interview these are the shoes you're going to wear into that wardrobe you can wear these shoes all the way up to and including a tuxedo like i said they're the workhorse foundation of your wardrobe get quality footwear number two we have a great pair of single monk or double monk strap shoes now guys here is where i want to tell you do not always go to black guys black is a great color and most guys want to go to black automatically but i need you to remember that black is a more of a dramatic color when you start getting to the other shoes you want to start looking at different shades of brown this is a nice mid brown with some burnishing on the toe i chose a nice single monk strap but it could have been single or double monk i recommend focusing on browns in your monk straps because they add a tremendous depth to your wardrobe you can wear these all the way up to level two dress that means you can wear these with a suit but not in classic business or boardroom kind of environments these can be worn with jeans slacks chinos opens up your wardrobe so much guys trust me the monk straps have the benefit of being a dress shoe but they also have the benefit of being kind of cool kind of sexy and making you look so much different than any other guy on the street next up we have a simple loafer now this is my loafer but yours will vary a loafer will either be penny bit or tassel most guys will use a bit or penny tassels depend upon your style personality but at the end of the day loafers are something that you just slide your foot into you can wear them with socks or with no-show socks and yes you can also rock and wear loafers with a suit however most guys prefer to have lace-ups on with the suit because it makes you feel a little bit more snug and depending upon your style personality or the environment you work in people can kind of tend to look down on loafers because they look a little bit too informal but when you're wearing with a pair of jeans or a great pair of trousers they open up your wardrobe immensely now with monk straps and your loafers this is the place where you can also take chances with different colors grays blues green burgundy kind of octopus so many different ways you could go there in addition to all different shades of brown next up we have the simple all-purpose white sneaker yep guys the simple white sneaker will always be a staple in the man's wardrobe now depending upon your style personality would depend on what kind of sneaker you get but you can't go wrong with the simple high-quality leather with a nice solid sole i prefer you to get a sole that would stand up to an industrial strict nail or tack guys the worst thing to do is be walking around in some sneakers and you're looking a little bit more casual and you step on something it appears that sole i know all the guys look at this particular style and think oh i can just give me some stances but guys remember quality says a lot get a high quality pair of all white sneakers especially if you plan on trying to dress it up and last but certainly not least the boot that chelsea boot a simple sleek chelsea boot is incredible for any man of any style personality chelsea boots do many things for guys first off it's fashion for it it makes you look sleek modern while still making it look masculine and rugged if you're on the shorter side it can add one or two inches to your height also because of the design it actually is a little bit more snug on your ankle to make you kind of feel more held in and as we transition into the fall and the winter time it also adds additional warmth guys i'll be honest you know me i am wearing boots most of the time even at my height because i simply love boots now yes a simple black pair of chelsea's is a must-have for i want to say almost any guy then after you get that do not be afraid to go out and get a nice slaced up dress boot or a chuckle boot also as we transition into the fall and the winter suede is going to make a huge impact into a boot wardrobe again i just wanted to give you the five basic shoes you need now going forward from these five shoes everything else is basically a lifestyle choice a style choice what colors you get what materials you get things like that are up to you but these are the basic five shoes that any guy will need in his wardrobe no matter what season no matter what reason no matter what age no matter what climate nail these five and you are golden if you like this kind of video go ahead and give me a thumbs up and share it out to somebody that you think you use the information thanks for watching thanks for subscribing until the next time talk to you later godfather oh hey guys whether look style or life whether personal profession you can level up and be your personal best each and every day if you're interested in any of that do us both a favor follow the link in the description and book your one-on-one session with me details down in the description peace


Good afternoon Foundation staff. This is Dr. Theron Sherman. Today's briefing doesn't contain any objectionable material, so let's begin. Item number SCP-2600-EX Object Class, Safe Correction, Explained Special Containment Procedures Any tributaries believed to contain SCP-2600 breeding grounds are to be dynamited immediately. Deceased specimens are to be brought to research station 2600 Prime. Specimens of SCP-2600 found alive are to be contained immediately. Personnel are to notify the site director immediately if a live specimen is contained. Correction, no special containment procedures are needed for SCP-2600-EX at this time. Description, SCP-2600-EX is an anomalous species of trout located in The Trout are cytologically identical to speckled trout, but have shaggy white fur covering 90% of their bodies. It is not known what purpose this fur serves, but it is hypothesized that the trout have much lower body temperature than normal speckled trout. No specimen of SCP-2600-EX have been discovered alive to date, and it is believed that their spawning ground is in a location not normally inhabited by speckled trout, such as an underground reservoir. All specimens of SCP-2600-EX currently in the Foundation's possession were deceased upon discovery. SCP-2600-EX is believed to have the ability to transfer its fur to normal speckled trout via unknown means. Normal speckled trout tagged with Foundation micro radio beacons have turned up bearing SCP-2600-EX's distinctive fur. The following log contains notes made by SCP-2600-EX's research director James Dobson. It is currently believed that director Dobson was influenced by the folklore and culture that he experienced growing up in the area he was researching. This is the probable cause of the highly unprofessional and dishonest way he behaved during his tenure as SCP-2600-EX's research director. January 15th, 1919 Due to my history with the area and knowledge of lore surrounding it, I have been selected as SCP-2600's research director. Words do not do justice the excitement I feel. Ever since I was a boy, I have dreamed about catching the furred trout. And now I am in charge of the world's most advanced lab completely dedicated to it. I've handpicked the personnel that are going to work for me. They all have the youth and zeal to get the job done. February 2nd, 1919 Research station has been finished. All of my staff tell me of their excitement. As the primary research director I've been allotted my own office. I put a stuffed furred trout over my door. Although it may be fake, my staff seemed to find it amusing. April 3rd, 1919 A real breakthrough. Lawrence was out in the field today, checking some of the local waterways when he found a deceased instance of SCP-2600. I've ordered greater exploration of the area Lawrence founded at, gave Lawrence a little bonus while I was at it. I've got research on top priority doing tests on it. We'll have our data soon and to think I was starting to get discouraged. June 21st, 1919 Nothing. Just a whole lot of nothing. That's all we got from the tests. No major differences. No anomalous properties. Just a trout with fur. And right before our annual review I will have to come up with a solution quickly. August 8th, 1919 I can't believe I did it, but I had to. We're just so close to achieving a breakthrough. I couldn't have let them take my team apart. I had Byrne draw up some speculative research, but it's okay. The review period is over. If we can find a real one, I can make my new report confirming our hypothesis to add to the main document. I have faith that we will be okay. November 1st, 1919 Nothing. Still nothing. None of our results gave us any new data. It's like we've been sitting on our hands for months. We had nothing for the document. So I had to tell staff that we had results that confirmed them and added it to the report. But we'll get real results soon. I can feel it in my gut. January 3rd, 1920 My nightmare has come true. Our records are being audited. They're going to go through all of our papers. They're going to see what's different. No. I have research working triple overtime to get anything. All my agents are in the field looking for the possible spawn points I mapped in the document. We can't fail now. I just can't. February 17th, 1920 I've ordered agents to start dynamiting the places I marked as spawn points. They can't use it against me if I put it out of commission. I can explain it. I'll say they got dangerous. It'll work. I'll be okay. Be okay. Be okay. I need to be okay. March 3rd, 1920 I think it's over. I'm sitting in this tiny office. They have the records. I know that any day now I'm going to get that call and I'll sit in a tiny cell and they'll ask me about my research. Blast. I can't do it anymore. I'm downing patent medicine in bulk. My staff knows the truth of what I've been up to. I think everyone hates me. I'm going to lose everything I've been working to. I didn't do anything to hurt anyone. I just wanted truth. Notice to all personnel. Director Dobson has been relieved of his position. Our investigation found a ring of researchers working with the director, falsifying research documents and manipulating data in order to justify further research. As of now, our data shows SCP-2600 is nothing more than a fungal infection. It has been designated explained. You will all be receiving relocation notices to projects more worthy of your time. Signed 059. All right, staff. That ends our broadcast. 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