Do you think the Yankees will pursue Dallas Kykel because I totally believe he'd be a great fit if he did dominate us? If it you know what then it's a great question, and I think if it was two years ago, I would give you a hands-down yes But just take a look at his production and his stuff. There's been a drop-off There's been a drop-off now Houston has a lot of money if Houston doesn't re-sign Kykel Doesn't that tell you something should I'm not saying that the Yankees won't make a run for him Maybe they could get him at a little bit of a different price. He'd have to shave that beard obviously But that would not be my first choice. I'd much rather have Jay happen Dallas Kykel If you look up Dallas Kykel's numbers I'm looking at what he do last year last year. He was 12 and 11 and His earned run one over a hundred games, right? So that was that's a that's a different story, right? Three point seven four went from two point nine oh to three point seven four He went from 14 and five to 12 and 11 now 2016 He was nine and 12 with a four point five five, but the year before that in 2015 He was a 20 game winner a 20 that's when he beat the Yankees in the one game Well, the two point four eight, so he's been kind of an every other year guy So maybe 2019 is gonna be his bounce back here. How old is he? He is gonna be 30 he's 30 right now, so be 31. That's a pass for me He is gonna be yellow. He's gonna turn 31 in a couple in July January 1st He's gonna be 31 love babies. That's I don't know if I'm going after that. I'm with you


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The focal point is it good or is it not good? There's a right way to do the focal point in the wrong way and unfortunately we've seen hundreds of athletes this summer all across the United States doing it wrong and we've seen it internationally in places like Australia. There's a right way to focus on the focal point and there's a wrong way to do it and we're gonna talk about it in this video so check it out. It's Eric Johnson from Airtate Throws Nation and in today's YouTube video what we're gonna discuss is a common cue used with elite athletes that gets used often with young throwers and it's absolutely crushing thousands of young throwers. We just recently, if you're watching this video we're recording this about towards the end of our summer throws tour and if you'd like information about our camps click the link in the description and you'll get our pre-season and summer tour information. One of the things that we're talking about is the focal point and after seeing close to 800 throwers attending our camps we see some common things and we see a cue that's often used and it's the focal point.  Now notice how as I demonstrate that I'm just naturally starting to move. I caught that point. Here's what an elite thrower does. They see that point and they go. Decent point, it creates a little bit of a pause and what the attempt there is to do what we refer to as our pillar four which is twisting and wrapping. So what we're creating is we're coming out of the sprint both feeder in the air we're wrapping the upper body hitting the discus at the high point and getting to set up the power position.  Again many elite athletes a lot of these cues in my opinion are coming from high level successful coaches with high level top tier athletes. Athletes that are already in the top 0.5% and so when you tell an elite kid boom that's it I just hit the focal point but here's what we're seeing all across the country all throughout our practices here in Arizona we saw it in Australia we've seen it all across the United States this is what we're seeing. Kids are holding the focal point holding the focal point trying to turn and they're pulling themselves out of position so if you watch me throw in this direction as I go this way and you're gonna see as I continue to hold and my head doesn't move with my hips I'm pulling myself out I'm gonna basically result in potential kind of a back in check out our back in video and then look at how the heels coming low you can see my weight shifting so what you're starting to see with so many young throwers is the hold the head is staying what it needs to be continuing to move with the hips into the throw and then you're seeing this so you're not only seeing that but you're seeing boom and you're seeing this jaggy head motion instead of a nice continuous rolling motion if you look at the best throwers in the world their heads are not staying here people might be catching a focal point like this and you're gonna see that's me seeing the horizon the correct way on a focal point so this is a common thing let's just pick the top three men's throwers in the world this year look at our two 70 meter throwers Dakers, Stahl, we'll look at Guzdias look at the head as these guys come out of the back of the ring and you're watching their head continues to move with the hips rule of thumb is we don't use the cue of visual focal points visual focal points have a tendency to have the caveat of having the head disconnect from the lower body and what we wanna see is the head in this position so if you look at all those top throwers as you look at them move through the circle you're gonna notice that that head stays with the hips and so what we see at our camps and we see internationally at this point we understand the point of that cue and we're not criticizing that cue but we're saying you have to make sure that kids are so literal and so many athletes we found will do exactly what they're told because they wanna get better and what they're not doing is intuitively feeling okay I held that point and now my head keeps moving that's it it's a literally a few tenths of a second at most and what you're seeing is athletes doubling that amount of time holding it and then what you see is the shoulder shifting back and we're gonna talk about that in another video but the whole point of today's video is if you're using a focal point we don't want a rear focal point where the body's trying to move and the head staying back we don't want the focal point there we don't want the focal point here we don't want another focal point here where those kind of rear focal points origins come from is from the glide and when you're in a linear shot and I keep everything here and I'm gonna be pushing here and in a line then it makes sense you can hold that head back because you're not rotating you're driving in a linear position so your head can just go from here and drive and that helps you keep back but as far as rotational throws go I highly advocate against the focal point and I'm not trying to step on anybody's toes and I think again at the elite level that can work but we use cues that were referred to looking more at body cues versus head visual cues we wanna hold the body at certain points versus holding the eyes at certain points because that can inhibit the movement and we've seen it time and time again at every camp we make an announcement as we go through the throwing portions of our day not to work on that focal point because you can see and we explain why and how it's holding back like we just did and it creates and interferes with the counterbalance of the chest over the power position delivery leg and that's why we are gonna say don't do that focal point. Okay so hopefully you enjoyed this video and found it helpful. Again the goal here at Airtate Throws Nation is to help more throwers and coaches provide them with the tools and the information to get better faster and if you'd like more information and wanna dive deep check out our mini course below if you want premium information where we go through hours and hours and hours of content be sure to check out our digital program our membership program where you can subscribe and you have access to over 30 hours of instruction on everything that goes step by step through the throwing chain reaction system. So thanks so much for watching be sure to hit that like button punch the subscribe comment below and we will see you on the next video. 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Hey, this is Brett, and I am super excited to go over this brand-new 2024 Jeep Wrangler four-door Rubicon X in Sarge Green Clearcoat. This is stock number 24J129. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near new and used Jeep and Jeep Wrangler headquarters. This 2024 Jeep Wrangler has a 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine. It's paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. It's going to get you 16 miles per gallon highway. I'm sorry, 16 miles per gallon city, 19 miles per gallon highway, and an average of 17 miles per gallon. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. I'm going to show you all the options, go over the original window sticker, and just give you a real good representation of this vehicle and everything that it includes. And if you want all the pricing and information, the links to our website, that's in the description below. So definitely click that. Starting off here, you can see that this one does come with the worn winch from the factory. This is an 8,000 pound winch. It comes with the synthetic rope. You also get the steel bumpers on here. All the Rubicons and Rubicon X's come standard with the LED headlamps, running lights, and the fender lights, as well as the LED fog lamps. So I like to do in my videos is at the end of these videos, I turn off all the lights in the picture studio and then turn on these lights so you can see just how bright they are. So I will definitely be doing that at the end of this video. This one does have the sports style hood. It also has the front camera on here and the satin finished black grille. So the Rubicon X package comes standard with these really nice BF Goodrich Ulterade TAK02 tires. These are LT315, 70 R17s, and it does come with the painted and polished aluminum wheels. New for 2024 are these center caps, and of course the wheels are new as well. You get a factory lift. I think it's a one-inch lift or two-inch lift on these Rubicon X's with the 315 tires and wheels. They're actually two inches taller. They say it's a one-inch lift or a one and a half inch lift. You also get these fender flare extensions on here so that everything is nice and in line with the fenders so everything's legal and all the states this one does have the color match fenders and the color match hard top. I really like that look. Let me know in the comments what you think of that look on the Wrangler. If you like the color match fenders in top or if you like the black fenders in top, let me know in the comments below.  You also get the sandals in that shroud right there. T-50 on the doors to get these doors off. We actually did a demo on how to take your Wrangler four-door JL doors off. That's in the upper right hand part of screen and linked in the description below. You get the rock rails with the Rubicon package. Here is the original window stickers, so feel free to pause this. I'm not going to go over everything, but most of it. 2024 Wrangler four-door Rubicon. This is the 3.6 liter 8-speed automatic. Everything is your standard equipment over here. And then you can see your optional equipment starts with the Sarge Green, which is $5.95. And the customer preferred 24Y package is a $13,000 option or the Rubicon X package, which you can see right there. Napa leather seats, the power seats on there as well. Heated seats, steering wheel, Alpine Premium Sound connected travel and traffic services. You connect 12.3 inch touchscreen radio with navigation. The 17 by 8 inch machine wheels with black pockets and the body color fender flares or high line flares as they call it. LT 315 tires, the body color hard top, the 4 to 1 rock track heavy duty full-time four-wheel drive system, blind spot and cross path detection remote start, automatic high beam, park sense, integrated off-road camera rear defrost, rear window wiper washer, hard top headliner by Mopar, no soft top, freedom storage bag, steel front and rear bumper and the hinge gate reinforcement. Somebody asked me about the why they're not doing the hinge gate reinforcement on the 24Y. This one was built in October and as of October, it was still came with that package. So I'm not really sure on that. Sorry, John Carter voice. I don't know. 8 speed automatic transmission is 4,500 bucks and that includes select speed control and adaptive cruise control. Cold air intake by Mopar is 525, doors off mirror kit by Mopar is 195, actually did a demo on how to put those on. That's in the upper right hand part of screen and linked in the description below. Performance satin grille by Mopar is 325 and the worn winch is a $2,000 option. Total MSRP on this one is $72,725 to get your summit price with all the rebates and incentives on this one in the upper right hand part of screen is a link to our website also in the description below. 3 year 36 bumper to bumper, 5 year 60 powertrain. There are your miles per gallon greenhouse and small ratings and your safety rating is not really rated for too much yet. But you can see you get the power passenger seat with the lumbar on there and I really like what they've done with these seats. We'll get more into this on the driver's side but I really like them. This one does have the 3M tape on the front of the fender there to keep your fenders looking good. You do get the upgraded brakes with the Rubicon X package as well. It's not on the buyer's guide there but it does come with that because of the bigger wheels and tires you need the more performance sport brakes on here. This one also comes with the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring back here which is right there. You get the backup parking sensors the red tail hook there matching spare tire. There's also an extension on this tire because it is wider and there's also an extension on these tail lights and you can see that there's Ralphie right there that's a dog and there's an inch extension right there because these tail lights have to stick out farther because of the tire and the LED tail lamps. There's the hinge gate reinforcement right there so as of October they were still putting those on there. I don't know if you can't get them like that anymore or what. Somebody let me know in the comments. Back here this is your box for the mirrors off kit. You get the Alpine premium subwoofer back here.  The insulated hard top pieces here which you can see. Nice feature I like those. You also have the bolts to take these hard tops off. Two quick disconnects we actually did a demo on in a jail if you want to check that out. How to take your hard top off your jail Wrangler. Very popular videos. Check that out in the upper right hand part of screen. One kind of hidden Easter egg. There's seven slots back here just like the grille and then you get the jail badge right here for two door four door wheelbase and overall length as well as water 40 on there. Those tail lights look really good when they're lit up as well so we're almost there so stick around for that. The rest of the Wrangler you get the enter and go system you get the nice badges on here. Oh one thing I forgot to mention there's no more antenna on the passenger side there's just a trail rated badge because that antenna is actually in the windshield now which is new for 2024 part of that mid model refresh.  This leather is like it's it's stiff but it's it's more of a soft touch I don't know it's really hard to explain you have to feel it for yourself. These seats fold down pretty nice and flat and the other thing I like about these jail Wranglers is the headrest stay down so if nobody's sitting back here you get better visibility out of the back. They redesigned the mid model refresh they redesigned these speakers as well as where these map lights are they used to be in a big clump right here now they're separated more over the occupants sitting back here which is pretty sweet you also have 115 volt 150 watt plug in two usb's two usb c's back here as well and child safety locks on the back doors and once again front seat power driver seat that was a first for the Wranglers for 2024 so it's exciting to get one of these Rubicon X's back in you get the stitched backrest there with the Rubicon lettering the red stitching on the seats and you know fully power backrest lumbar factory floor mats this is new for 2024 you get the Wrangler and the Gladiator back to back little emblem there auto headlamps tilt telescopic steering wheel that's your dimmer then you get this kind of Gore-Tex material on the dash it's not leather it's kind of like a rubberish I've seen it on the Rebels called Gore-Tex so that's what I'm going with power mirrors power locks hop inside they use the same leather that they do on the seats on the steering wheel so that was like the first thing I noticed when I got into a 2024 Wrangler was just how soft the steering wheel felt compared to the 2023s it's just a different leather it's smoother I guess you could say you get the seven inch LCD display on there with the digital spinometer obviously they haven't changed that Bluetooth information center controls on the left adaptive cruise cruise controls right there all the windshields except on the sport are going to have the gorilla glass so that's a new thing to prevent rock chips and cracking and stuff like that and then this is the Uconnect 12.3 inch Uconnect 5 radio you can see this one does have off-road pages which are pretty cool we'll start off with those you get the steering angle which as I turn that steering really you can see that changes so that's pretty cool and the other thing I like especially on the Rubicon you can see if your sway bar is connected axle lockers locker is connected or the rear axle locker to connect or locked or unlocked as well as the transfer case so when you have the Rubicon you get all those different options and it's nice to see where you're at on a display there you get pitch and roll you can check out your front camera as well if I got that turned on and then you get those grid lines there which are actually representations of where your wheels are going to be so you can imagine if you're off-roading that that would be pretty helpful so you're not hitting rocks and stuff or that you're hitting them right and then you can watch that front camera which is pretty cool get the backup camera as well they've made those HD so they're nice and crystal clear you get latitude longitude on there as well as your altitude and then you get your navigation system of course which is pretty sweet your home screen where you can either make this full size or you can put more different widgets on there if you want to like climb it over here and nav over here or nav over here radio over here you can adjust all that stuff and you do get AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities as well as Bluetooth USB and Augs hookups then you get all your different apps on here I'm not going to go through everything if you guys want me to go through something in particular just let me know and I can do that in future videos but for this video we're just going to go and show you all the different options that are on here and yeah so we already did the off-road pages so now we can go down to the push button start more tactile volume tune and climb control start stop feature stability control parking sensors speed select crawl control power windows you get a usb usb c and an aux jack this is what makes a Rubicon a Rubicon in the off-road plus mode sway bar disconnect and your front and rear axle lockers that you can do there four auxiliary outfits which is part of that towing package and then you get the four-wheel drive with four-wheel drive there with the four high part time and four high auto eight speed automatic transmission keyless entry with the remote start you do get that chunky flipper key there that actually sits right there so you always know where it is and they change the dash up here they used to have a two round air vents as opposed to these small ones down here with the bigger radio they kind of changed that around and then you get two little storage cubbies up there that changed with the mid model redesign as well there's a good look at that Gore-Tex material on there you get the insulated front hard top pieces assistant s o s buttons home link buttons for your garage door security systems lane systems and the auto dimmy mirror so i wanted to show you the cold air intake before we turn all these lights on so so i know that we've had this in the past and people have been upset that i didn't show it so here we go it's really not that much to see it's just a air intake right there and it comes up obviously through that too just a little bit higher up i guess right off the side of the hood there so that's that and what i'm going to do is i'm going to pause the video and then i'm going to go turn off all the lights and then turn the lights on on the jeep so you can see just how bright they are stick with me for one second all right so if you stuck around this long hopefully you did you can see just how nice and bright those jeep lights are the leds look really good and they're really wide you know so if you're driving at night lights can go into the ditches you can see far away just really a nice upgrade that jeep did in 2024 to get all those led lights on there just for a better safety feature so that's how the back lights look i think they look really good you get the led license plate light as well the one thing i did forget to mention on these 2024s is they've also upgraded the airbags in them you now have side curtain airbags on these vehicles and they are right there so those are standard now on the jeeps or the wranglers i should say and let's start it up do a final walk around here i would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this hd video you've been able to verify the options looks and styling on this particular jeep wrangler rubicon x in sarge green one of the most popular colors that are on the wranglers right now that's on the wranglers right now i think it's a really good looking color let me know what you think in the description below and to see more pictures of this jeep or even purchase this jeep you can go to our website right there www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of this vehicle and a 550 other new and used vehicles on there all at one site at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more hd videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto click the bell notifications get updates on the videos i do each and every day as well as having access to 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Hello in this video what we're going to go through is Airbnb stock and whether it's a buy or not We're going to go through some of the main information about Airbnb What you should know before you buy where we think the stock price might go Not specifically but in terms of well, you know the trajectory of the stock and we'll go through a good amount of information in a Short concise video in this this video today. Okay. I've got to say obviously I'm not a financial advisor, so do your own research as I'm sure you're all doing I am a business teacher in my daily life, but I am by no means a stock market Expert shall we say and I just do my own research and I'm just sharing my journey and my thoughts on this stock and Whether we think it's a buy or not or whether we should wait a little bit. What's the information about the stock? What should we know about it? I'm a new stock market channel So if you could go ahead and hit the like button that'd be really appreciated because it does help me out in the YouTube algorithm the only way people are really going to see my videos is if they You don't see them in those search results. Okay With being a smaller channel and so it'd be really appreciated if you can hit the like button But just to respect your time, I'll get right into the information for you So you can get on with your get on with your data. Okay? So what we'll go through is all this information as I've mentioned will go through the main information So Airbnb so some of the information here So Airbnb is expected to list there before the end of 2020 after filing for an IPO November 2020 So we you know the listing very very soon here. The company was originally expected to list much earlier in 2020 Okay, so that's interesting that he was originally going to that list earlier But I had to put his plans on hold when bookings and revenues fell dramatically as a result of the corona pandemic Airbnb has since let 25% of its staff go to Costs and diversified to offer an online experience So they've tried to reduce costs so they're not you know, bleeding money so to speak So so they've done that and now they're only just coming back But obviously recently we've had the the news on the vaccines and we've got information there So eventually people are going to start traveling more thus more people will be using the Airbnb Service that is the that is the hope in that sense. So we'll look through the information and look through what we've got here In in further detail. Okay, so about Airbnb. Okay? Now, you know, you know a lot about it obviously so I won't spend too much on this as everybody knows what Airbnb is obviously But just some key figures and information. So Airbnb is a community based on connection and belonging Community that was born in 2008 when two hosts came Welcome three guests to their San Francisco home and has since grown to four million hosts and welcome welcomed over 800 million guests Arrivals in about 100,000 cities in almost every country and region across the globe. So the Airbnb Platform has a global approach. So here we can see it's got 5.6 million active listings as of September 2020 so there's people still listing still using the service There's a hundred thousand cities and that's only going to increase as we come out of the the Pandemic we've got hundred thousand cities with active Airbnb listings Okay, which is obviously a global approach It's in a lot of tourist destinations in terms of cities there as well a lot of travel areas So this stock is this service is going to be used even more In the future, which obviously is going to impact profitability of the company. Okay? 220 countries and regions within Airbnb listing. So this is an established brand in terms of a global Approach, so it's a global brand that's got a reputation globally and not just nationally in one country So it's got a lot of appeal in terms of the scalability of the business because it can reach a wider target market Because it's in a range of countries, which is which is good to see So that that is a bit about B&B So some other statistics here as Airbnb guests arrive rivals all time. So it's 800 million So it's a lot of people have used this service and experienced it four million hearths on Airbnb 110 billion earned by hearths as all time and an average annual earnings per hearth of $7,900 so there is a lot of potential profitability in this business For which is good for investors that the higher the profitability of the business the more the money makes the healthy the balance sheet It's always good as we know it for us as investors. So there is a lot of information that as to terms of statistics and that and it's got a lot of history behind this company in terms of It's growth potential over the past few years You know, it's got that historical data there that we can look back at and see that the growth potential so we can see that the sustainability to this business and Sustainable long-term meaning that it could be a potential long-term investment that will go up over time Okay So what I like about Airbnb is the kind of simple process of it the digitized process of it But also the simple process Which is what people want customers do want the ease of use which I think is a unique selling point having that ease of use a no hassle approach to it and so ultimately you know You filter down your perfect fit in terms of what your search filters are and what specifics you're looking at maybe looking at city looking at particular tourist destinations so you can Do that and then you dig into the details and obviously you can see the reviews of the host You can book the place and then arrive. So it's a very simple approach to this which is again, what customers like And ultimately it does not just necessarily saves money, but it saves time Which is a key area which people are looking to save there as well It's not just about saving the money. It's saving the time in the hassle of this. Okay So some of the positives What are the positives of this of Airbnb in terms of a potential Stock and the business overall So it's got a strong brand reputation. Okay, so it's got a good reputation. It's been involved in a lot of ethical Aspects it's it's a got a global approach to the to the business There's a high surge in demand for this particular type of industry So with that in mind there is a demand there and that that surge in demand is basically gonna come from You know, there's gonna be some pent up traveling that needs to be done after after a few months in a few months time So there is going to be a huge surge in profitability before it kind of levels levels off a little bit So there is demand there and with that demand comes potential higher stock prices It's got historic growth. Okay, so over the past few years you can see that the growth has happened there It's scalable with it being a digitised sort of product and it being involved in a wide range of countries It's got a scalability aspect to the business It's got a unique selling point as well in terms of offering that simplified service and doing it in a modern digital way So it's good unite unique selling point It's got competitive advantage. So it's much better than its competition. It's got the tech Nology embedded within it. There's a lot of competitive advantage involved and as I've mentioned there There's high profitability as well. That's that's got the potential there, which is really important. Obviously Goes without saying Now negatives and I do want to be I don't want to be one of these youtubers that just hypes up a stock I want to think, you know, okay What are some of the concerns as we go into this with a potential buying opportunity? Well to consents number one There is some volatility on the stock because it's just about to be it's new. It's about to be released Here so there is going to be some volatility. So with that in mind We got to think what are we going to get the price at and ultimately it's a potential waiting game as well In terms of seeing how the stock price goes And also if you're investing in the longer term, obviously, it's a waiting game in terms of trying to get the return But this could be a potential long-term player, but there's nothing wrong with waiting, you know Patience is important on the stock market So should you buy? Okay, that's the question should you buy what I would say is personally is Wait for the stock price to settle Before it runs up again So I think we're going to get to some initial buying purchase It'll sort of settle down and then that's when we can maybe think of a buying opportunity But I think I'm just to be on the safe side wet Let's wait till the stock sells before we decide what we want to do Ultimately you want to buy at the right time so you get the best deal, obviously And that's what we're looking to do here. So I would consider that So it definitely is a buy. It's just about when are you going to actually buy, you know So that's the information in this video if you've enjoyed this Concise video this information goes through the overview Then please leave the video like subscribe to the channel if this video helps you out in any way I really much appreciate that. So thank you in advance if you do that I'll see you on in the next video


In the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, obviously, during the Depression era, when he was a young man, he had difficulty finding work. This is a poem about that experience, and also it's about growing up with his brother. But he wrote it in the early 1990s, when he was about 60, so his brother would have been gone for a long time by then. He would have come to some knowledge concerning what work is that perhaps didn't count as his young. That's the name of the poem, and the book goes from that which is what work is. We stand in the rain in a long line, waiting at Ford Highland Park for work. You know what work is. If you're old enough to read this, you know what work is, although you may not do it. Forget you. This is about waiting. Shifting from one foot to another, feeling the light rain falling like mist into your hair, blurring your vision, until you think you see your own brother ahead of you, maybe 10 places. You rub your glasses with your fingers, and of course it's someone else's brother, narrower across the shoulder than yours, but with the same sad slouch, the grin that does not hide the stubbornness, the sad refusal to give in to rain, the hours wasted waiting to the knowledge that somewhere ahead, a man is waiting and will say, no, we're not hiring today for any reason he wants. You love your brother. Now, suddenly, you can hardly stand the love flooding you for your brother, who's not beside you or behind you or ahead because he's home trying to sleep off the miserable night shift that Cadillac tried so he can get up before noon to study as German. Works eight hours a night so he can sing Wagner, the opera you hate most, the worst music ever invented. How long has it been since you told him you loved him? Held his wide shoulders, opened your eyes wide and said those words, maybe kissed his cheek? You've never done something so simple. So obvious. Not because you're too young or too dumb, not because you're jealous or even mean, or incapable of crying in the presence of another man. No, just because you don't know what work is. Double dose of English professors. You can take a nap, maybe. But what I've got is a little bit of William Blake, who's a poet that I mean I write about, I study, I lecture about, but I had never really in my life ever spent any time reciting. So I just have this opportunity to try to recite a bit of Blake. And it's kind of fun to think about him in a different way than I usually do. So this is from The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, one of his illuminated books, which has pictures. So you're going to have to make the pictures in your mind as I'm doing this. But just one bit of a word of how to listen to this. Because Blake is weird. And one thing to listen for when you're listening to this is just to be thinking about that he's rewriting, I mean in his mind he's writing the Bible and working his way through a number of books of the Bible from Genesis, certainly to the book of Proverbs all the way to Revelation. Throughout the whole piece echoes commandments. So listen for commandments of various kinds. But it's not the ten commandments he's after. And what he's after is the type of commandment that shows up in Genesis where God says let there be light and then there's light. It's that kind of thing that he's playing on. Rintra roars and shakes his fires in the burdened air. Hungry clouds swag on the deep. Once meat and in apparel's path the just man kept his course along the veil of death. Roses are planted where thorns grow and on the barren heat sing the hunt bees. Then the apparel's path was planted and a river and a spring on every cliff and tomb and on the bleached bones red clay brought forth. Till the villain left the paths of ease to walk in apparel's paths and drive the just man into barren climes. Now the sneaking serpent walks in mild humility and the just man rages in the wilds or lions. Rintra roars and shakes his fires in the burdened air. Hungry clouds sway on the deep.  Now is the dominion of Edom and the return of Adam into paradise. See Isaiah 34 and 35 chapters. Without contraries is no progression. Attraction and repulsion, reason and energy, love and hate are necessary to human existence. From these contraries spring what the religious call good and evil. Good is the passive that obeys energy. Evil is the active springing from energy. Good is heaven, reason is hell. A memorable fancy. As I was walking among the fires of hell delighting in the enjoyment of Jesus which to angels looked like torment and insanity I collected some of their problems. Thinking that as the sayings used in a nation mark its character so the proverbs of hell show the nature of infernal wisdom better than any description of buildings or gardens. When I came home on the abyss of the five senses where a flat-sided steep frowns over the present world I saw a mighty devil folded in black clouds hovering on the sides of the rocks with corroding fires he wrote the following sentence now perceived by the minds of men and read by them on earth how do you know but every bird that cuts the airy way is an immense world of delight closed by your senses five the proverbs of hell. You see time learn and harvest teach in winter and joy. Drive your carp and your plow over the bones of the dead. The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom. Prudence is a rich, ugly, old maid courted by incapacity. He who desires but acts not breeds pestilence. The cut worm forgives the plow. Dip him in the river who loves water. The fool sees not the same tree that a wise man sees. Eternity is in love with the productions. The busy bee has no time for sorrow. If the fool would persist in his folly he would become wise. Prisons are built with stones of law brothels with the bricks of religion. How do you know what is enough unless you know what is more than enough? Enough or from the end of the poem is his song of liberty.  That's pretty good. Moving along, it's Anthony Rootville. So that's Sangha. So the poem today is pretty short. It's called Root 3. It's given by David T. He's a pioneer or a secure scientist that teaches that. It's a math poem so it combines poetry and math which is something that doesn't happen very often. Math people got dragged on by their liberal rights friends might enjoy this. I fear that I will always be a lonely dumber like Root 3. A 3 is all that's good and right. I must my 3 keep out of sight. Need the vicious square root sign. I wish instead I were a 9. For 9 could fork the evil trick with just some quick arithmetic. I know I'll never see the sum as 1.7321 such as my reality a sad irrationality. All right, what is this I see? Another square root of 3. It's quietly coalescing by together now we multiply. The form of number we prefer rejoicing as an integer. With the way of magic wands we break free of our mortal bonds. My square root sign has come with me. My love for you has been renewed. Thank you. Moving along with one and next we've got Jesse Tower. This is a science paper that I lost control of. Thanks to my English professors. So I'll just jump in. Legacy of a cosmology. I know that you are interested in that you believe and I know that the world too is incredible. Though they will not believe for many years, yes, for many ages since they cannot understand it. John Carter to Edgar Rice Burroughs, God of Mars, 1918. Who we are and where we come from in the bent of stellar cosmology is in our mirror of physics and although that I'm useless, there is no good fiction. Historical drama and period of pieces are hard months to crack. Often it is there are five points in this circle. Tap, tap, tap, tap. And three in this one. Squeak, squeak. You stare at it, write it down, note it, and wait. Stellar cosmology is, in terms of information, as useless as the number of rocks on the surface of Mars, there's nothing I don't disagree with. Hence no conflict. I couldn't rush to the board and prove fault with the dazzling bit of math. But I've said it was an off mirror of cosmology as a place looking outward, where looking outward is into the past and the past swings you into the future. We divine where we are going by measurements of ancient starlight, the discovery of a battlefield and other relatives, relics of human habitation can be analyzed against what we are now. In this, Earthbound Antiquity formulates ideas of who we are today. Now, unlike cosmology, to find some present, the stars have always been our dreams, our portents. We cannot see them without seeing our future. In terms of physics and cosmology, we are extraordinarily nitpicky beings. Imagine a beast, a creature that has no immediate need to, which counts every blade of grass it ever encounters all the days of its life. This creature, if both are pawed, stresses over a single missed one. We gather and gather data. We have no idea if it is important, whether we do. We stare at the dots on the chalkboard, eat our jelly beans, and sleep on the floor, fretting over those dots. They were given to us. They must have meaning. We burn enormous amounts of resources, searching for smaller and smaller things to count. If we can't stuff our faces in some crowning, we figure out how to shrink our hands. Among the stars, we divine the futures of our lives, predictions coupled with omens until the omens were predictable. In this way, for the Old World, a great deal of the globe is found not only to be missing, but far larger than expected. Future was created, gazing at the past, and continues to hold promise. The greater focus of other planets, like Mars, to move the frontier upward, are being-counting ways paid off. The idea of other Earths has haunted the mind for centuries. Ha ha, as if! The passive-chartle ghosted by the glimmer of dream and prophecy like gold in a stream. We have counted flowers in a breeze, strong a draw, fishing the deep, sheep on the cliff, bows and blades, the moon at noon, brood on the tree, wolves and weeds. To say there should be shock in our math leads to no mystery for me, turning a scope to space as as natural as it can be. Perfectly suited, the Earth observer is safely free. The sky is large and full of secrets, something we absolutely detest and not solving. Don't gather and measure, in our drag to discover, what we find whispered by our stellar lover is that she is our mother. Sorting into finding is the drama of another. By seeing into the universe past and playing with the unseen, we uncover the cemetery we are comfortable with. Not only is the frontier a promise of range we desperately want to know. Is this all there is? After our moonshark, we got a clear view of what terraforming holds soul and cost. A species, if this is our only ecosystem, worries about the states, famine and greed. The discovery of so immense a number of galaxies glazed our mind. It was the flash of game in the trees. Having our particle physics begin to meld with astrophysics. In the interim, we build weapons of war and fear to use them. Turns the whale by the snout. The warm current brought with it the scent of a new ocean. This news may not have brought the reaction but my impression is that it confirmed our inner suspicions and chasms. An intensely miniscule in an intensely miniscule amount of time the tangled tumble of elemental tables converted with the wherewithal witnessing interstellar weather. Our solar system, a singular soleil is not alone in the circumnavigation of our stellar cluster. Brilliant blossoms, bubbles bubble from our beams below burns banal becomes Jupiter of a thousand stars of the ancient heavens, Jovi and worlds we call them and bend in our homes. Our past is our future and we doodlebub from the eye atop the mountain. We yearn to be nurtured by a nature that we both seek to escape and embrace. Who are we? Wayfarers and dawn treaders. We stand on our shores with hymns of grace and faces grim, paddles ready for each limb. Between us, the sea dog named Jim. We probe the quantum courtsuit dim sum, cosmic streams, theories of everything and at the other end, a dim, foreign sun. To lose our place is special sum of the moment when we find a comet this old world we call home. For most others, we've won another place to build our throne, much, much too far to phone. On that day, many may call it a miracle, a mark of the sublime evidence designed for others that recall the past eternal, the ember we lit torched to candle to flame. It is just another astrological sign arrived right on time. But who am I to say?   A union atheist, perhaps, is too neat to sail up in the onostic creek. Without humanism none of it matters at all. A growing number of us are already Is there anyone else who wishes to play ball? After understanding our complexity, perhaps computing the universe's creation is the easiest thing of all. So how long will we last if the universe is so stated and vast? How long until we fall? Our lives are short, our span and quick tick times ten. Catastrophe, apocalypse, cataclysm and judgment day on a solar eclipse, doggas beg us to remind us of our sin. But the cloak of pious hesitance stumbles steps to stumble below the eyes of the dark, and we cast aside. There are other events of heaven and earth, like Equinox, like solstice, and the turning of the tide. Perhaps the nights have grown shorter and we approach our longest day. The frosted dog-wrong winter has crept from the sea. Yet we get retired. By a point on the chalkboard and we draw a star. The first star of the morning star is Venus, phosphorus, Lucifer, and Jesus. It is wisdom the symbol of David and Solomon. The Arthurian legend, it is the five virtues of chivalry, the five wounds of Christ. The star is wood, fire, water, earth and air. Pythagorean roots gilded with the golden ratio. We represent our senses and connect ourselves to the universe in our past patio. The base ten comprehensions of an amalgam of our maximum of counting digits. By staring upward, the bent mirror impulses this reflection into our gibbons. Three points on the chalkboard create a triangle. The base shape of our Euclidean geometry is a symbol of protection in ancient Germany. Our news is nine. The base unit of empire, man, woman, child, our fate is three. The sizes most utilitarian, small, medium, and large correspond to the holy trinity. Good things come and freeze. Bad things come and freeze. Pythagoras believed in free. It is a crowd to me. Everyone must have a beginning, middle, and end. How many times must you try and try again? First, you do not succeed. Indeed, three. There is a heaven, a hell, a midgard. Physics is not immune with its electron proton and neutron. Balance even further rains supreme with gauge balsam, quartz, and leptons. Do not be worried, do not be alarmed. There is nothing magic or special in the observant. Observation is made from a tree. There are five points in this circle and three in this one squeak, squeak, squeak.  What does it mean? It does not matter if it is something unseen. And it's a tough enough to crack. But that's what it is to be a human being. How about Ann Humphrey? Ann Humphrey? Ann here? Ann here. I'm a service titled is The Song of the Mouthwork. I'm a homely little bit of tin and bone. I'm beloved by the legion of the lost. I haven't got a box of humanitone and a dime or two will satisfy the cost. I don't attempt your highfalutin flights. I am more or less certain on the key.   And when at night so wearily you crawl into your bunk and stretch your limbs to rest you can take me out and play me soft and low. The simple songs that trouble your heartstrings. The tunes that used to fancy long ago before you made a rot mess of things. Then a dreamy look will come into your eyes and you'll break off in the middle of a note and then with just the dreariest of sighs you drop me in the pocket of your coat.  You're not so bad a fellow after all. Do you recollect the bitter Arctic night your camp beside the canyon on the trail, your tent a tiny square of orange light, the moon above consumptive like in pale, your supper cooked, your little stove would glow, you tired but snug and happy as a child. Then it was turkey in the straw until your lips were nearly raw and you hurled your bold defiance to the wild.  Do you think the silent bird did not hear the mockingbird or relish silver threads among the gold? Do you recollect the wild Magellan coast, the headwinds and the icy roaring seas the nights you thought that everything was lost the days you toiled in water to your knees, the frozen rat lines shrieking in the gale the hissing steeps and gulfs of livid foam when you cheered your messmates nine with Ben Bolton Clementine and Dixieland and seeing Nelly Holm let the jammy banjo voice the younger son who waits for his remittance to arrive I represent the grimy gritty one who sweats his bones to keep himself alive who's up against the real thing from his birth, whose heritage is hard and bitter toil I voice the weary smeary ones of earth of the sea and of the soil I'm the steinway of strange mischief and mischance I am the stratidarius of blank defeat in the down world where the devil bleeds the dance I am simply and symbolically meet I'm the irrepressive spirit of mankind I am the small boy playing knuckle down with death at the end of all things known I thrill and pivot triumph at a breath I am a humble little bit of tin and horn I'm a byword, I'm a plaything, I'm a jest the virtuoso looks on me was scorn but there's times when I'm better than the best ask the stoker and the sailor of the sea ask the mucker and the hewer of the pine ask the herder of the plain the leaner of the grain there's a lowly loving kingdom in its mind Rebecca! I have my phone on my phone my smart phone I have a piece of paper in my clutch good this is one of my favorite poems that I wrote in grade keeler's creative poetry we used to go to church together we went to continually build your faith and I went to sit next to you we've heard the same words they meant more to you than they ever did to me this was your community you knew everyone and everyone loved you excuse me writing the church's script read more you attain the beauty of the earth surrounding your sanctuary you always had the tools they needed and all the tricks that you can do yourself at least giggle when you sing you loved singing about him for your little old man voice never created the right notes I remember one Sunday I was looking forward to singing with you but grandma had been out of town you told me we couldn't go without granny because all the old ladies would flirt with you without her protection I laughed and agreed about your dairy cream instead the last time I visited your church I didn't sit next to you I couldn't I don't think it was allowed instead I ran into your place and held me in tight we both listened but it's hard to hear the room was nearly silent but we didn't want to hear I wish I could remember what was said but maybe it's best I can only remember the sound of your voice maybe like my fine so I'm not from here from Seattle and so I just heard about this yesterday I wrote this poem last night and finished it this morning I don't know I'm going to call it Remembrance there comes a point in time when one remembers their childhood as a whole as a thing separate from the life they're now living this might be exhilarating a more real side of the maturity we already have it might be frightening as we're pushed into a world we've heard stories of our whole life but it's this famous world which we know nothing about allow me to explain the world to whom we now belong provides no safety nets it fosters thoughts and feelings that we like to call pleasure there comes a point in time when one remembers their childhood when it becomes a thing of the past something we now may only long for we must build ourselves a fortress and spend our time foraging for sustenance but no when we remember it becomes our time to work pretty good because we've got three bullets left and we've got another time to get them in we keep moving I think next is Ryan Ryan Thompson did I get that by the way the walking movement is warming this great song that I can know about okay, Jesse Kaiser I'm going to be reading from I'm Like a Consent because I could not stop for death he kindly stopped for me the carriage held but just ourselves and immortality we slowly drove out in no haste and I had put away my labor and my leisure too for his stability we passed the school where children played and lessons scarcely done we passed the fields with gazing grain and passed the setting sun we paused before a house that seemed a swollen ground the roof was scarcely visible the corners spun out since then to centuries but each feel shorter than a day we passed the horses hats looks like next we've got Jerry Johnson okay welcome back to you thank you to live in Bozeman is to experience weather and I found an interesting few years I've been here that you can read the paper then you can hear