What's up navigation traders welcome to this weekend's update today's Friday June 19th Hope everybody had a fantastic week of trading a lot of stuff to talk about today So today's video is going to be a little bit longer than normal, but very important stuff. So Stay tuned for what we've got so much. I had to create an agenda. So I didn't forget about it So first off who got caught being hot talk about that I'll go through all the alerts go through all the current positions give you an update on our new membership Platform that's rolling out this weekend the new community platform and then an update on the day trading and a lot of you guys been asking about what's going on with that and Then a new trading platform coming in the next couple months. So let's jump in and then I'll fill you in on the details so starting with Who got caught being hot so this week goes to one of our female hotties Continues to post great questions great comments In her profile says she's a newbie trader, but she's still jumping in answering questions I mentioned, you know, we need more women trade hackers I've always thought that women had the mentality and the disciplined mindset to be better traders than men But for some reason there are just fewer Women who trade and so we need to get some more. So if you guys know any trading women send them to the community Anyway, in addition to that patricia Congrats, you got caught being hot keep up the good work Keep keep doing your thing and love having you in the community. All right, so let's go to the alerts Starting with Monday and and for those of you who haven't seen it yet This is a look inside the new membership platform. So a little bit different look and feel hope you like it. We've got the Obviously the trade type symbol initial strategy the toss String IV percentile days to expiration the trade commentary and then the legs which is a new a new feature that you'll be seeing both in the Post in the membership area as well as the email that you get when the when the alert goes out So I know a lot of people new traders get a little bit confused about which legs we're buying and selling and calls and puts And so hopefully this will clear up some of that confusion. All right, so di a Was a first trade on Monday. So what we did is we just rolled one of our short call verticals Adjusted these strikes appropriately. We were over 50% of max profit on this piece And so we just went ahead and rolled that out To August now we went out to August with 67 days to expiration Which is typically a little bit longer than we like to do but I've mentioned this before with these short Delta plays It's okay to go out beyond 60 days and that's what we did here just to extend duration diversify a little bit We still have the other one in July With at that point 32 days to expiration. So just spreading out our DTE's a little bit So di a let's take a look at where we're at with that So here is the one that we rolled from that alert and you can see prices moved higher since we did that So it's a little bit out of range Then we've got the other one in July, which is a little ways out of range So looking for some downside action to benefit both of those Next trade closing adjusting trade an SPY so we had an iron condor an SPY we closed out the put vertical side As price ran higher and then price came back into our range and so we closed out the call vertical side So that one worked exactly like we wanted it to so we booked over 40% of max profit on our initial credit on That on that just that June piece. So we're still holding our July iron condor So let's take a look at SPY and I'll show you what I'm talking about So here is our July Iron condor you can see prices hanging out right here So we're down tiny bit applied volatility has gone up since we put this on it's moved around a little bit So just waiting for some time to pass there While we're here, let me talk about the other well actually I'll come back to it Next trade opening trade in SPX so we added another weekly double calendar. We already had one on we added another one and so So this one had three days to expiration now we so we close that today on Friday and Let me go to go to the platform and tell you what happened. So these last couple days We really had a lot of implied volatility contraction So we closed we had two pieces on we closed one out on Thursday and booked a nice profit I think 375 dollars ish on that one which equates to over 30% return on capital And then the other one we held till Friday So that's that's what we've been doing with a lot of times we'll have two of these on Close one out on Thursday with one DTE and we'll close the other one out on Friday with zero days to expiration Now the one we closed out today on Friday It was is this one now we close this out and basically did a scratch trade I think we made like 25 bucks on it had you held Later in the day, you know now it would be a 500 or you know Just about 30 minutes goes up like six or seven hundred But that's a tough hold right? I mean you don't you don't know what you're just kind of holding it till the last minute And you're kind of at the mercy of a very short-term swing But had you held it hopefully some of you all did and you booked even more profit I just put this in here is the theoretical Just to give you an idea of where it's at right now And we've got about 30 minutes until the close at the time of this recording So, you know with these things you just you just don't know right? And so that's why it's it's I talk about this all the time in the community You've got to have a set situation of what of knowing what you're gonna do with the trade when you enter it And so we've been very consistent about how we've been managing these where you know if we have a couple on We'll take one off one date one days to expiration one off it at zero because and sometimes we benefit from that Sometimes we miss that a little bit. So it just depends and you just don't know these are so Vega Sensitive that you don't know what volatility is gonna do especially between the front and the back week that you've just got it You've got to stay mechanical. And so that's what we're doing here. Oh And then yeah, okay, so that's spx SPY opening trade so then we opened an iron duck in SPY did this one with 14 days to expiration So let's take a look at that Going back to SPY So we've got that iron condor I just mentioned and then we've got this Iron duck so price is hanging out right here. We're up a tiny bit still in the beak area So just holding this and again, we'll just hold this till near expiration Or obviously if we make a huge move down and we get we get way down here past the break even we'll have to close It out but right now it's looking pretty solid. I obviously ideally we'd like it just to hang out right here and then You're head into the duckhead for expiration But it doesn't always work that way But that's the plan on that and then lastly while we're here on SPY. Let's talk about we've got a bunker on Now prices obviously moved higher on us since we put this on So we're down a little bit. We're down to down a couple hundred bucks now This one expires 822 so we like to be out of these bunkers by about 622 so about 60 days to expiration Which is gonna happen over the weekend right or Monday, and so on Monday. We'll probably close this out I was gonna close it out today, but I figured you know what? Let's just give it over the weekend in case we do get a Swift move lower That'll that'll benefit it. We're not getting a bunch of sag You know down into that Death Valley area in in our P&L line here So it's still pretty flat and you know any down movement is going to benefit us We've got the upward slope still of this of the P&L line So that's why I'm okay leaving leaving it on over the weekend now if it moves higher Obviously, we'll lose more than we would have had we taken it off today But I'm willing to take that risk because the amount we could lose is not very much So that's SPY And then expiration trade so this was in this was a duck that we let expire in the beak booked beak profit on that one I think it's like a hundred twenty five dollar profit in the beak Closing trade in SPX. Oh by the way in SPY just going back to this one of the reasons I let went ahead and let it expire is with toss There is no exercise or assignment fee. So, you know, we didn't have to pay the commission to exit now Tasty works does have an exercise assignment fee. So you may want to you know, and there's no There's no cost to trade clothes trades in tasty works So if you had tasty words, you probably wanted to close that out And but you know, we post we we we talk about in that can that in the community all the time So hopefully that that makes sense Next trade SPX so this is one of our weekly double calendars the one we closed on Thursday booked about a 300 I think it was three hundred seventy five dollar profit on that one Next trade DE so we had two sets of these short call verticals in John Deere This one came down nicely with it with the down movement in the market We're over 50% of max profit and let me show you why we went ahead and just closed this instead of rolling For one we still have a piece here. So we've still got this one in July It's hanging out pretty close to where it is from where we rolled it. The other piece is if We were trying to roll out to August Now there's a tiny bit of own open interest, but at that point there is actually zero I mean it all these country there's zero open interest and these spreads were even wider than they are right now So just didn't make sense to roll into August So we went ahead and just close that out book that profit on that piece and we're still holding the piece in July SPX opening trade so we opened up another weekly double calendar This one with seven days in the front ten in the back and this was done today this morning So let's go back to SPX while I was there. I did not show you that one Let's go to the analyze tab Come on toss toss it. I don't know for you guys, but toss has been running a little slow for me lately So we put this one on price was pretty centered when we put it on now. You can see With price moving down today You know the SPPs were up significantly now They're basically flat on the day right but right coming into the close here half hour from the close So you can see prices moved down, but still well within range I'd like to get another one on another one of these on early next week if implied volatility supports it But we'll see what happens. So for now, we've got this one on and we'll manage it as we always do Closing trade. So this is that other closing trade in that other weekly double calendar that I mentioned Basically scratch that one booked a little $25 profit FXI we had a bunker and we ended up just closing this out. We're again. We're nearing that 60 days to expiration Price was starting to sag in that into that death valley. So we went ahead and just close this took a couple hundred dollar loss And we're gonna look to reposition Potentially another bunker early next week assuming the market doesn't fall apart before we have a chance So let's take a look at our other positions So yes, we've got two sets of long put verticals. This one here. We're up about $467 on that piece This one we are just at the break even so just holding that for that short Delta exposure Gold we've got an iron condor pretty centered here up a couple hundred dollars. Just waiting for some more theta decay Natty gas. We've got this strangle which has been adjusted into a straddle We're up about 500 plus dollars since we did that roll ZB bonds this are adjusted inverted strangle up about 570 bucks since we did that roll still working our way back to profits in both bonds and natty gas But at this point on this piece Since we did the roll that's we're up there Apple Actually down a percent today, but a little bit out of range So just holding this for that short Delta exposure looking for some downside action in Apple I went over DE DIA I mentioned that one IWM. We've got another short Delta exposure here. We've got a Long put vertical you can see we're up about $170 on that piece and then this one is Almost it Almost at 50% of max profit. So if this goes much lower into next week We will go ahead and roll that one out to August This is in the July monthly cycle. This one is in the weeklies and then and then we've got a couple bunkers One I got a question on this one in the community sit today This one is expires in August and this is a bunker now Typically on our standard bunker just like we teach in the class Once we get down to that 60 days to expiration We are going to close this out now This one's a little bit different because we just put this one on a week ago And so we put this one on thinking that we might get a quick move lower Now that hasn't happened. It's Matt as prices moved higher on it So we're down about a hundred sixty five dollars on this trade, but we're not looking to close this out necessarily 60 days to expiration because we just put it on so since we just put it on we can hold it a little bit longer And I put in the commentary. We'll hold it till about, you know, maybe seven July 22nd at the latest. I mean if we start to see this profit really sag and price isn't moving lower Then we'll then we'll take it off quicker But but that's the that's the plan with that one Now we've got this other bunker that we have had on a while and this is out in September And this has moved down nicely since we put it on we're up a few hundred bucks on this one But just continue to hold to see if we can get some more downside movement in IWM QQQ we got a couple of short call verticals prices hanging out right here on the break even on both of those combined So just waiting for some downside action to benefit that SMH we've got this adjusted strangle prices out of our range, but remember we we've already adjusted this So if we look at the puts we've the untested side We've still got a decent amount of premium left in those so we're not looking to roll up that untested side yet And we've got plenty of time in July. We've got 28 days so either later next week or the following early the following week We will look to potentially roll that one. I mentioned SPX. I mentioned SPY exit bi We've got this adjusted strangle prices hanging out right out here on the break even area So just looking for a little downside action to get back into range there XL K. We've got this another short Long-put vertical price hanging out right at the break even looking for some downside action there. So we are on Our short delta versus our theta. We're right at about two to one So we're positioned well for a down move. We're not positioned too short if the market continues higher But that's the that's the situation.  We can sell some premium add some ducks and And keep that keep that train going. So those are all the alerts. Those are all the positions Let's go back to our agenda and talk about the new membership platform. Okay, so I mentioned this is We've already we've already rolled this out to new members last week And so new people coming on board they were they're already jumping in and we wanted to do that as kind of a test Now this weekend The transition of our current members is a big project. So that's happening over the weekend So hopefully that there's very little disruption to you I know there's been a little bit of disruption because someone not naming names, but his initials might have been SB changed the links inadvertently a little too quick and so What happened was some of you guys are having problems logging in so if This weekend or today if you're trying to log into our old our current membership platform Just go to navigation trading comm slash login and you can do that there Once the the new one is updated Those login links will will go to the new new platform and you'll be able to log in so Let me show you what that looks like Let me just sign out here And you'll come to this page here and then you just sign in and we'll we'll send out We're gonna send out an email this weekend and basically you're gonna use the same email We will supply the password for you and then and you'll be a login and all should go well But if you do have any, you know issues after Sunday, don't there's gonna be some weird stuff going on this weekend So don't worry about that. Don't email us. We know what's going on But if at you know Sunday evening ish Let's say if if you have any questions or issues just email support at navigation trading comm And we'll make sure we get you fixed. There's gonna be some little things that happen So please bear with us. We are we are not web developers. We are traders So hopefully we want to get this right and we've gosh we've spent so much time on this so Look forward to rolling it out to you But there will be I'm sure there'll be some little little issues that we didn't even come across in our testing That we want to get right for you all but so let us know Next week if you do come any come across anything like that new community platform So we talked about this a couple months ago I gave give you guys access in the current community Sent you a link that you could kind of go in and check it out and give feedback And so we are gonna be switching over to the new new community platform I don't know for sure. I got to talk to our developer. I'm not sure I can't remember if that's actually rolling out this weekend as well or if it's gonna be next week But expect to see that new Community platform more like a forum type structure, but it's gonna be good as far as As a communication and keeping track of post and easy to navigate and stuff like that And we got a lot of good feedback from you all so hopefully like that And then day trading, I know you've been this is the moment you've been waiting for I know you a lot of you guys Are very interested in this and we are definitely pushing through on this to get it out to you as quickly as possible Couple things one We've created a new private Facebook group. It's a beta Facebook group only we're only telling you pro members about it for now And this is where we're gonna be doing a couple things We are going to be posting more information about our trades right now. We're just posting our daily Our daily PNL's and things like that. Let me just go to it here So just go to well, let me go back to this real quick if you want to join go to facebook.com slash groups slash navigation trading or you can just search on Facebook for day trading options for income and Or you can just search navigation trading. You'll find this day trading options for income Facebook group So what you'll see is we're Dr. Chad Searcy and I are posting our PNL's for the day So you can kind of follow along with what we're doing from that standpoint and then And then we're gonna be doing some other things. We're gonna be doing some live streams in this Facebook group We're doing this for a couple reasons. So we're not gonna you might be asking why not just post in the community Well a couple things one. We're transitioning to that new platform. That's one two Once we get through this new membership transition You know, we do want to we do want to get more exposure to help more people learn how to trade and specifically with this strategy as well, so People that are on Facebook searching for trading without trading options or day trading. Hopefully we'll find us We'll get some more exposure that way we're also going to have a An affiliate program to where you know, if you do have friends or or or people who follow you or People that you know who are interested in trading You you as members will be able to refer them and get Get a revenue share. So So look forward look for that in the in the coming future as well But back to this day trading So go to Facebook comm slash groups slash navigation trading if you're interested in what we're doing with the day trading You it's a must that you join this this group. Like I said, we're gonna be posting updates here We're gonna be doing some live streams Leading up to when we release the course that will show you kind of what we're doing and get you up to speed And we're gonna be posting other things within the within the Facebook group to so make sure you jump in there and check it out And then I'm gonna I'm gonna show you kind of what what we've been doing from a P&L standpoint on our day trading here Here in just a minute, but before I jump over to that One last thing on the agenda here new trading platform. So We have been in talks with a couple of different brokers and software engineers about a custom Solution to be able to trade a custom solution for navigation traders to where Not only is it is it customized from a standpoint of for example Trading an iron duck, let's say where you can simply Click iron duck and boom it populates the strikes and everything for you and you can then you can drag and drop and adjust those So from that perspective from from trading the strategies that we trade it's gonna be all navigation trading customized The other thing is and probably the coolest thing about it is the commission structure So and when I say commission structure, I should say lack of commission structure meaning Zero commissions to trade stocks zero commissions to trade options That that's a big deal, especially if you're gonna be doing this day trading, which is pretty commission intensive Just to give you an idea Before I jump over to the details of this, you know, I this month netted over ten thousand dollars trade day trading But I also paid $3,000 in commissions and that's to tasty works, which is the lower of you know between toss and tasty works I mean, that's the lower commission structure, right? Did a dollar to open zero to close and I paid I generated three thousand dollars of commissions to tasty works and so if you think about that instead of Netting ten grand I would have net it if I had zero commissions. I would have netted 13. That's almost a 30% jump in profit or 30% That I lost out on just in paying commission. So Commissions can be a big deal especially for super super active It's not as big of a deal for our core kind of strategy that we're holding for a month and and that kind of thing But it's still a factor, right? And I know you guys know that but especially for super active in this day trading that we're talking about commissions are an even bigger deal and so Don't have any more information. So please don't email questions or anything on this But we will be talking about it as it comes to more fruition probably looking at August September before that is completely ready but super excited about that and And can't wait to to share that with you as well. So got some other things coming I know a couple people Are excited about our pairs trading course, which we are also working on We've gotten through about probably 30% of that as far as the details of the course and the documentation and things So that's gonna be a little bit later, but definitely on the horizon as well and we've got Couple of other things I can't mention so All right Andre from Prague. I know you like to be teased. So there's your tease for the week, buddy All right, let's talk more about this day trading. So day trading options for income That's kind of what we're calling it kind of with the theme of navigation trading So for the week for this week 6 15 through 6 19 booked a little over $2,000 And let me break that down. So on the 15th, I just want to talk a little bit about what happened here So on the 15th, that was Monday Had a red day $880 loss and part of that was I was traveling over the weekend still on Monday. I was in a hotel my computer crashed I couldn't get out of a position That ended up costing me like $1,300 and so took an $880 loss on Monday But that is part of trading right? I mean you're gonna have a computer crash at some point So I want to I want to make sure I show this And then I also was kind of in a hurry so I didn't get a screenshot of my of my position So anyway, $880 loss on Monday Tuesday about a 14 $1,499 profit Traded pretty well Didn't really have any mistakes or anything anything happened. So just a good overall day a $1,500 profit on the day on the 17th booked lower $2,100 and The only loser was Microsoft and what's funny about that is I actually Accidentally traded puts when I meant to trade calls and so I realized it after I was down $364 I got out so that would have been about a $600 P&L swing. I lost 364 I would would have should have been up 364 had I had I put the wrong thing it right thing in but again I'm showing you this because a this is real right? I mean this is real money. This is not paper money. This is not Hypothetical this is not backtesting. This is this is the real deal and this is real life And this is stuff that can happen. I've done that a couple times where I accidentally put in puts versus calls or calls versus Puts when I meant to do the other so it's pretty fast-paced and so sometimes you do that and you're like Damn it. What did I just do? So anyway is what it is still booked over $2,100 on that day the next day was a Losing day I lost about a little over $1,400 actually traded pretty well, you know, so I was talking to chat about this one I was like, you know, sometimes the bad guys just win, right? I mean sometimes the market just wins The only mistake I'll say on this was on Amazon I traded way bigger than I should have at this point in the day I've talked about this before but we're only trading for the first 90 minutes after the market opens with this strategy so and in my time zone 8 30 to 10 a.m. and What I what I like to do is is the first trade or two that I take of the day After the market opens. I like this I like to be pretty light on that position in other words smaller size because I'm just trying to get my head in The game just trying to get the juices flowing and then my second third, you know Kind of that the meat of the morning which it would be about, you know, 9 a.m. To 9 30 that's when I do my normal or larger size And then after 9 30s we're getting closer to that 10 a.m. At closer to that 90 minute mark after the market opens. I really scale down my size because the really the best time to trade is in that kind of 9 a.m. To 9 30 that 30 minute period just after the market opens and before 10 a.m. And so that's that that's how I've been really sizing now the Amazon trade I went It was it was probably about 945 and I I was trying to I was down a little bit on day I was like, you know what? I'm gonna go bigger if I can make this a winner I might go green for the day and that's just not how you want to trade and so ended up taking a loss Probably should have been about a 350 dollar loss, but it was about a 900 overall still would have been a losing day, but That is that is what it is. So that's what happened on Thursday and then today 752 dollar winning day and My only mistake today traded traded really pretty well There's always gonna be what we've noticed is there's always gonna be days where you miss out on trades I mean there is one on Amazon today. That was a blatant just great great entry and just completely didn't see it You know, we're looking at about 15 to 20 different symbols and sometimes you just miss them and you know after the fact you're like I would have had that But that's that's part of this deal And so we're you know with part of the mindset is making sure that you're not having FOMO too much You know if you're missing out and you're just you're trading what you can you're not gonna get them all There are trades that we miss every day either. We don't see them in time or We put in an order and we don't get filled so that happens every single day and and that's just part of this So there's opportunity every single day to make money It just depends. Do you get in on the right ones or do you get in you know at the right time? And and and we'll talk about all this in the class. It's it's it's a lot of details, but So the only mistake I made today was on NVIDIA I held this one longer than I should have so I was very clear when I should have gotten out And I was like, you know what I got out of half of that I'm gonna like I'm just gonna let the other half ride and end up turning into a loser So, you know, these these are just little things and these are just little nuances that I'm working out And in fact, let's go. Let me go to this spreadsheet and I'll show you Since I've been keeping track of P&L Let's see right here Hopefully you can see this. Okay, so going back to May 22nd. So it's been basically a month, right today's 619 basically a month Came out of the gate obviously very hot With some big wins now a couple things I'm showing you this For a couple reasons a I want to show you mistakes that I made B. I want to show you What I wouldn't have done and a couple other things so In this first part, I think I was I don't think I was trading too big for that for the account size or the Buying power requirements that I'm really going to use when we actually roll this out So you can kind of discount those values a little bit as well as far as maybe being a little bit too high of wins But it is what it is, right? I mean, that's real money. I booked it a couple other things one like on June 3rd Here, okay, this was the biggest losing day down 4,500 bucks on this day This this day I did I did not follow the rules that I did not follow my own rules And I kind of revenge revenge traded until 2 p.m. Instead of being done by By 10 a.m. And one thing I've realized about this. It's it's a very it's a very It's a mental game. It's a mind game. It's a mindset game more than anything the strategies are there They work you get opportunities every day It's can you control your emotions and your discipline and and so this was a very expensive lesson that happened this day and Guess what? I thought okay. That's a very expensive lesson. I've learned my lesson But guess what I did I came back one week later and did the exact same thing again Traded till, you know, 12 30 or one on that day and just kind of revenge trading trying to trying to get back And what I've realized for me and everybody's different, but what happened on both of these days is I was up early I mean in in I think I went on this day I was up a couple thousand dollars by by 9 30 a.m. And I just decided to keep going and get bigger and next thing You know, I'm down and then I'm trying to revenge trade because I was like I was up 2,000 I've got to get back there and then it just all fell apart now a couple things one I'm doing this now to understand my own Mental discipline with this type of trading so that I can help you all second That you know once we roll this out and and we're we're trading and I'm live trading This never would have happened, right? I mean when I'm doing it for you all that never would have happened That day would have not happened that day would have not happened So, you know, I mean this is real money This is real loss and that's why I'm showing you this because I'm not I'm not I'm not taking it out But what I will tell you is that never would have happened once we roll this out to you all and and I'm actually Trading in front of you all because I'll have more discipline because I think I care about you guys more than I care about my my own profitability so So anyway, just just something to keep in mind. So if you you know if you take that seven over $8,000. I mean this this number here $10,000 for the month could have easily Been 18,000 but it is what it is and and I promise you this you guys are gonna do this too If you don't listen to me and if you kind of get in this mindset and start revenge trading And I would I would guess that almost every one of you it's gonna happen to at least once It's just it's it's hard to control yourself sometimes And and some of you're gonna have better mental discipline than others But I'm just telling you right now and the reason I'm showing it to you is because This can happen, but if you follow the rules it won't So a couple other little losers of this day here. I was actually in meetings I was on zoom calls and I was trying to do a little bit of trading and that just is not a good thing So I ended up just closing everything out but tiny 128 20 hundred twenty eight dollar profit So just I'm just making notes here on some different things This was Monday. I mentioned my computer crashed the hotel internet was crappy So I ended up ended up losing on that day now again, you know, that's gonna happen Some your computer is gonna crash your your internet's gonna go out something's gonna happen That's gonna happen everybody at some point if you if you're trading every day So again, I'm leaving it in there because it's real And then this is the rest of the week that I already showed you so that that's kind of where we're at at this point Now the other question, you know, you guys probably have is well, how much capital are you using on these days? You know up here. I was probably Utilizing up upwards of maybe You know 25 30 maybe as high as $35,000 worth of capital After that, I mean in these days here I've never used any more than than 20 or $25,000 in capital at any one time So, you know, if you look if you say, okay, you've used, you know at any one time You're using $25,000 in capital And you generate, you know, $10,000. That's a pretty darn good return, you know Over 30% over 35% return on capital in a month You know, so that's that's pretty powerful stuff now You know, you you can't have I mean you can do whatever you want But you know in my mind, you can't have $25,000 in an account You know, you better have, you know, at least $50,000 in that account if you're gonna be trading that much now Now with this, we're actually buying options So you are limited your risk is limited to the amount that you're the debit you're paying So it's not like these things could go against you and you could lose more than your More than your risking So theoretically you could you could trade a more than, you know, 30 more than 50% You know up to 90, 95, 100% of your account, but that's just not good money management So as a return on capital great return on capital if I'm using about 25 grand making over 10 grand On that on that capital. That's that's solid stuff. So That is where we are at on the day trading Let's see. Was there anything else I wanted to mention Yeah, just just make sure you go to the Go to Facebook group join it Facebook comm slash groups slash navigation trading. It's the day trading options for income Feel free to to join that if you want to follow along like I said We're gonna be posting our P&L screenshots and kind of comments each day as well as like I said doing some potential live streams in that group So if you're interested in the day trading that is going to be the place to be at least initially And then we've got some other cool stuff coming once we actually roll that out. So Hope everybody has a great weekend. Talk to you Monday. See ya


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Welcome to Church of the Chair, where aliens enjoy snow globes too. I'm your host, E, and today we're reporting live from inside Chester's Mill. If you're new around here, I need to give you a warning. In this series, I will be spoiling all of Stephen King's work, so if you haven't read all of his books, I suggest you click away now. You've been warned. Today, we're talking about Under the Dome by Stephen King. The original theorist video I did for the Under the Dome was pretty comprehensive because there weren't many connections, but I did want to point out for this redux video my friend Patrick Costin's comment here. I want to talk about this in the comments because also, Patrick, before I go on, I need you to cite your source on where King confirmed it. It's not that I don't believe you, but I would love to read either the interview or watch the interview, whatever it may be. The issue I have with this, as far as King's saying that it has been verified that this is what happens, that Guard flew off to the planet and the alien traced his path back. First off, why wouldn't they know where Earth was? Why isn't it in Haven? Because he took off from Haven. Chester's Mill is very close to Haven given the Stephen King map, but yeah, I just need some more info here. But the problem I have with this theory, even if King verified it, is the fact that King only wrote the opening chapter of Under the Dome, which was originally called the Cannibals in the 70s, but he put it aside before he ever even got close to the ending of the book. Now maybe he had it in mind all along and yes, he would have wrote it before the Tommyknockers, that opening section, I believe it's called the Chipmunk and the Plane or something like that. He wrote that opening chapter well before Tommyknockers, but he never got any farther. So as far as the timeline, there are problems with that because he didn't finish it, he didn't get past the first chapter, but I would love to discuss this down there in the comments section about whether or not you guys think that this theory holds water. Yes, even if King has verified it, we all know how bad his memory is. Anyways, on to the theory. The only theory I have here, other than the fact that Chester's Mill pops up in several other Stephen King books even prior to the release of this one, I believe once again that the Greys are demons from the Prim, and I believe that they have a curiosity, that they do like to come down here to check on us, or maybe it's just a curiosity, hey, where does that thingy lead to, that kind of thing. So I still think that the demons from the Prim are the aliens in this one, so this one would be considered a Grey or an entity like it if you want to consider Pennywise a Proto-Grey. Now does it mean that all of these entities from the Prim have to be evil? No, I wouldn't say so because Maturin existed at the same time as Pennywise or the entity known as it, and Maturin is a good guy. Why can't there be Greys that are good guys? But anyways, talk about that down there in the comments, I really want to discuss this one because other than what I've mentioned, I haven't found any other connections. And in the original video, there were no comments about connections to the Stephen King universe, to the Dark Tower, to any of that. And if you're sitting here wondering how do the Greys tie in to the Dark Tower, check out my videos for Dreamcatcher, or It, or Tommyknockers. But that's all the time I have for you today. If I missed anything, if you have any corrections for anything I said in this video, if you have theories of your own, please, please, it's especially important with these books that I have problems connecting down there in the comments section. Also Patrick, please cite your source, I need to know, I trust you man, and I need to know where you got that information, even though it has been, it's been two weeks. So hopefully you remember, you know, where you got the information. But until next time. Oh hail the chair.


2CR being the only self-deployable forward station brigade here in Europe. We serve a huge role in any sort of action that could take place. We're out here in beautiful Hohenfels doing some training. We're focusing mostly on platoon level situational training, transitioning into the troop level of this training. The way that we fight as an organization, we have to focus on being able to rapidly seize key terrain and once we're there defend it. So we got to focus on movement to contact to get to that key terrain. Once we're in there we have to worry about our defensive operations, engagement area development. I think the soldiers have taken this training really well. It's been a unique opportunity to come down to Hohenfels where it's not a CTC rotation and kind of get familiar with this terrain, get used to this weather because it's pretty brisk out. It's something that a lot of the soldiers aren't used to but kind of having it be a little bit less stress than a CTC rotation, we're really learning a lot and I think they really appreciate that. This is a pretty good unit to train with. A lot of experienced members in this unit. We've just recently got a flock of new soldiers so it's good to train them and mentor them and enable them to be better soldiers. We always are striving to be always ready here at 2CR and we're just showing that with how we were able to execute this training.


back to think tech, think tech community matters because community matters is why. And also music matters. Today we're gonna talk about chambered music Hawaii. And we have Barrett Hoover. He's on the bottom of the screen and we have Jim Moffat, he's on the top of the screen. And Barrett is the executive director of chambered music Hawaii. And Jim is a director actually and a long time member. And he's a member of the orchestra, God bless him. And every time I walk into the opera, I see him there and I wave at him and he waves at me and it improves my experience incredibly. Glad to hear it. We're glad to see you there. I watch you during the production. And who've request no refunds yet. We hope that we have that experience again soon, Jay. I miss that greatly. Can you guys take a moment and say hello to our viewers? Hi viewers. It's safe to be here, Jay. Thanks for having us on. And these difficult and strange times for performing arts ensembles where we're all trying to figure out what's next and how to do things differently. It's completely changed. So we appreciate being able to talk about it. Yeah. Well, necessity is the mother of invention. You've already invented some new things. And one of them is the word for the date and I don't think anybody out there knows this word. This word is fermata. Firmata. So what do you guys do? What is fermata? What is that? Yeah, we're taking a fermata. It's a pause. It's a musical pause in the music. It can be an elongated note or elongated rest. And that's one of our board members coined that term. We're taking fermata here. So that's a nice way to put it. So, Barrett, how'd you get to be doing what you're doing? How'd you get into this? Were you born as a prodigy? Like Jim? No, no. Oh, gosh. No, it was over. I was at Hawaii Opera Theater for about 12, yeah, about 12 years. And I've recently transitioned to a full-time job at Leeward Community College running the theater out there. And I heard that CNH was looking for a general manager, which is a part-time position. So I was told. And I thought that might be a fun thing to add to my play. So it's something that I've been doing for a lot for this entire season. This season has been abbreviated, however. Yeah, I'm not after a good start. Did you know something? No, part-time, non-time. And Jim, you weren't born a prodigy, right? Oh, no doubt about it. Can't you tell? Yeah. Never had to work at it a day in my life. You've been doing music work for a long, long time. Yes, that's true. I first became a professional musician back around the time of the US Civil War. And I'm still going on. Yes, still going on. Well, that's true. But that's another story discussion. But yeah, about 47 years now since I became a member of the American Federation of Musicians and worked professionally. So yeah, a long time. Yeah, my reaction to that is music must keep you young. Definitely can't you tell that, too? But yeah, I joined Chamber Music Boys, Spring Wind Quintet in 1986, having joined the then-born Lulu Symphony in 1981. Well, music has a different role in the time of the COVID. I tell you, I mean, I've kind of rediscovered it as a personal experience. I take my Android for a walk. I put some headset on, and I just flipped through all the things I ever wanted to listen to. The people in the neighborhood think I've lost it because I'm humming and singing and whatnot right on through. But I find it very tonic to have the music so personal this way. I know the kids do this all the time, but their choice in music is a lot different than my choice in music. On the other hand, whatever you like really helps you. And I think that's a discovery for me. And I don't think I'm alone about that. I think a lot of people are rediscovering the personal relationship you can have with the music you like. You're listening to more music, recorded music than you did before? Yeah. Amazon music, the like. And anything you want. And it often tells you what you want. The power of artificial intelligence. Sounds like it's a conductor. Yeah, it's good. It's everything. If you look back, I think what's put part of that for me, anyway, is that when you're alone, I'm not alone to have my family, but when you're pulled up and you're in a lockdown situation, you tend to integrate your life. You tend to think of things that you haven't thought of for a long time. You know, your life is introspective, it's retrospective, more than it is in the average work day when you've got other things on your mind. And so one of those things for me is music. For example, I went to school with Simon and Garfunkel. They were my buddies in class, you know. One day they asked me if I wanted to join this singing group. Then I said, no, no, no, no. I've got to go to law school. Don't get in my way. Talking to somebody who... And the rest is history. I might have been a contender on this. You still are, Jay, in our opinion. But I think music has assumed an even more important role, not only with its ability to make an intimate experience for each person during this time, but the importance of the necessity of having it there is just elevated with all this, which I think is terrific. Necessity, that's an important word. I mean, we've had a number of strengths on the program and we've asked them what it's like for people to behold up. And, you know, there's a lot of stress there and it creates tension in the family. It creates personal tension. And I worry about that over a long period of time, but you can ameliorate that kind of tension with music. That's why you guys are so important and it's important that you continue to produce even at a time when you have, you know, the problem of social distancing. Right. And I hope people are realizing how much of a dark spot in their lives there is when there's no live music and that they'll come back to it after this is all over and really come support it full force more so than they did before they did. Hopefully with a deeper perspective of the necessity and the importance it brings to your entire being. So, and the community you have sharing it with audience members, other musicians, all that kind of stuff. Well, let's talk about live music as opposed to recorded music. That's the only kind there it is. Of course. But tell me what, you know, what is the difference? I know this is a long discussion, but what is the difference between one and the other? To the musicians, to the audience, to the community, what is the difference? Well, recorded music is the recording of a live event of some sort, whatever it was, whether it was in the studio or live concert or something. A live concert is a one-time experience. Even if it's recorded and played back that way, the intimacy, no matter how big the year performance space is, of you reacting in the moment to what you are hearing and experiencing, which includes everything, not only the music you hear, but how the performers are doing it or your audience members are experiencing it with you. That's a once-in-a-lifetime thing that is gone when it's over, whether it's recorded or not. And so that's just obviously something very special. So... Yeah, I would just add to that the audience, you know, being in a room full of people experiencing the same thing at the same time that can't be replicated any other way. And it's true in any genre, theater, classical music, jazz, you know, people, audiences experiencing things together is what makes going out and experiencing live performance special. Definitely, without a doubt, no matter what your genre like. And also a new recording is not a true representation of what, it's a different medium and it's a powerful medium, but commercial recordings are highly edited, so you're not, you know, perfection is more a key to that than live performance. Everyone strives for perfection, but there's a lot of editing involved in recorded music. Definitely, definitely. I had one years ago, an engineer talking about a recording he was doing with a world famous artistic ensemble. And he said they were mainly going measure by measure and recording things that way and then splicing it all together. Of course, in my case, it should be note by note, but still it's like, it's like, it's not, as Barrett said, it's not what really is or what really lends itself to the emotional depth of the experience, so. Well, I'm reminded of a thing that I learned at Hawaii Public Radio is when you, now this is radio, no, it's not visual, but it's radio. When you're listening to a live broadcast on radio, you have to listen for the breathing because the breathing is another method of communication and it has an emotive aspect to it. Definitely. And that's live radio. And then when you get, when you get to, you know, somebody speaking now, speaking live, that's a whole other dimension. And I suggest it's the same thing with music. I'll tell another brief story about my brilliant recording path, but we, I was helping a producer editor recording a mine many years ago, and we realized that when we cut in the phrase that we were gonna use on the recording, there was no breathing for the preparation when we play because we're all wind players. So we had to find a spot where you could hear us breathing and put that in there. So it sounded boom in a way we want. Yeah, so you're right. And that's, that was a funny thing. And actually that recording was in the finals for a Grammy Award. So I guess the breathing just really made it happen. So there you go. So you're right, Jane, that's very true. The human element, it's just another example of the human element, what has to happen. What about the mistakes? What about the mistakes? You know, it's very exciting to hear something where people are capable, it's like live theater, they capable of making a mistake. Well, live opera for that matter. Is that something, is it good? Do I want something where there's a possibility of a mistake? Well, just come in here, any concert I play and you'll have ample opportunity to that. But I think, I think I once worked with a sports psychologist on this and he said that part of the thrill of live performance as a listener or a performer is that it's like a race car driver, you're on the edge and anything can happen. So I applaud performers who take things to the limit if they don't make it, most of them do because there are so many brilliant performers. But I think that all adds to the excitement and the audience senses all that kind of stuff. Even if you might think they don't or something they do and you can tell by their reaction. So. I don't remember there was an opera with a small dog in it one time. Well, that was, yeah, that was the 2000 production of Barbara Seville. Yeah, am I right to remember that everybody was sitting in the audience, a couple of thousand people all wondering whether the dog would poop on the stage? Yeah, I mean that, and that, I assume it's the same event that I remember. The dog came on stage at the wrong time. It just got away from the backstage people and it came out. It was the first bulldog, right? Yes, yes. And were you working for that? No, but there was a portrait of that bulldog hanging in the bathroom at the office. It was great. It was great because the actors, they went, they immediately improvised. It was fantastic. And then the person, I don't know if the person was supposed to be in charge but someone, a character in the opera came on stage pretending that the dog had gotten away from him and called after it and it looked at him unbelievably and followed him back off. And then the actress went back on. That was so fantastic. In fact, the conductor at that time, Mark Flint, he tapped his baton on the stand and went bravo, bravo. It was so great, it was fantastic. Fabulous. But I also remember that dog because when the cast would come out to bow, they would all go forward and then they would lower the lights and allow them to back up and come back out from another bow. And the dog couldn't figure it out. So when the lights would come back up, it was always the backside of the dog facing the audience. And he had figured it out and turned around just in time to have another blackout for the audience. So yeah, that's the story. The roar of the grease, the roar of the grease paint and the smell of the dog. Exactly. That was fantastic. Now, what about Chamber of Music Hawaii? I mean, it's just kind of a... I've heard of it. It's kind of a mini, it's a small set. And it does small concerts and it has a smaller number of musicians than the full orchestra and all that. But it's very important. Tell me where it fits, Barrett, in the environment, the music environment of the state of the performing arts, performing musical arts. It fits right in with the performing arts because it's such an important part of classical music that not everyone is aware of and familiar with. People listen to the big symphonies and the operas, but Chamber of Music is one of those things that it's like symphonic music on a more intimate scale. And there's so much great chamber music that I think it's just as equally as important as all the other genres of classical music. What is Chamber of Music? Jim, you wanna feel that one? Music for a small room or a chamber. That's where the name originally came from. Whether it was in aristocratic circles or amateurs getting together on their own, it's how it became known. I still look at some music, some old printing that says music for amateurs or professionals. So many people I think still do, maybe it's more of a lost art, but a lot of people get together and play chamber music on their own even when they have vastly different careers from professional musicians. And as far as the importance of it goes, I think, I mean, everybody's got their own opinion and that's good, but there are scholars that might tell you, for example, that Beethoven's greatest works are his late string quartets, something like that. You know, he wrote this amazing symphonies among many other things, piano and church. So it's a very important... I'm thinking of Mozart, Mozart in the same vein, chamber music person. He was a tremendous chamber musician as well as composer of chamber music, no doubt about it. You know, I've always wondered, maybe you can help me now. I learned so much on these programs talking to guys like you. So if I'm looking at a chamber music concert, I'm thinking, gee, what's the relationship of a chamber music musician and a musician in the orchestra? Is it that the really good guys in the chamber music get to be in the orchestra? Or contrary, that the good guys in the orchestra get to be the musicians in the chamber music? Which way does that go? I think it goes any way you want it to go. It's on a wide variety of things. One of the great cellists who do a lot of chamber music, great soloist, Carter Bray. He's now principal cellist in the New York Philharmonics. So it can go that way, it can go other ways. I mean, the chamber music Hawaii was started by musicians in the then, Honolulu Symphony, who were not the principals in the orchestra. They were seconds or assistants so they didn't play as much on the major works all the time. So they wanted to play more and they founded these different groups. They founded a woodwind quintet and another set of musicians founded a brass quintet and then finally a string quartet and they realized they should work together to achieve more success and more stability and that's how it got started. So that's how the chamber music Hawaii ensembles were founded. I think it's up to whatever people want to do to make great music. So you suggest that there's a quartet, this quartet, that quartet. There's various ensembles, that's the way it is. Did they mix and match on this? How do they divide themselves? On chamber music Hawaii, the spring wind quintet founded itself first back in 1974. Then the Honolulu brass followed and then ultimately the Galiard string quartet and they were applying for grants that they realized they could all benefit from and they realized further that having one of a type of an umbrella organization supporting all three of those ensembles would help greatly and so that's how they formed chamber music Hawaii and those three ensembles still drive the organization today. So those groups perform as those groups. You saw the Galiard on the video that we all love and we do such a wide variety of things. Sadly, one of the concerts that we were supposed to do in May this month was the original 1920 score to the mark of Zoro with the original film in the background and that's for 11 players. So we have members of the brass, woodwinds and string quartet working on something like that to play and if we need extra people, we have them. We have great, highly qualified colleagues in the orchestra that we draw from and it's just really terrific. So Barrett, before COVID, what kind of schedule did chamber music Hawaii have? What were you doing? How are you getting out there? What kinds of concerts or recitals were you doing? We do concerts every month. Every month is a different ensemble and we'll do two or three performances of each concert. So we have our series at the Doris Duke at the Museum of Art and a series at the Polycoo at Wynworth Community College and then I forget how many times, six times, three times a season we go out to UH West Oahu. So pretty active for all of our groups. All of our groups get lots of playing time each ensemble gets about two concerts a season and then as Jim mentioned, if we have programs that are larger that require different groups, different mixes of groups then we'll do programs of those as well. And those are called our Trace-Somble concerts. Trace-Somble, I love that. That was invented by one of the founders of Chamber Music Hawaii, Bill Lightfoot to just mean that members of all three groups were playing together, not separately. And in addition to what Barrett mentioned, we have a very active education outreach program throughout every island that we can go to in the state every year. Oh, Trace-Somble will be on the final exam. And so will Fermata, by the way. Thank you. I've plowed through many Fermata's in my career. Sorry to hear that. Now we're hoping to do that. So what about Neighbor Islands? Have you traveled?  Yeah, that's what I was saying. Our education program reaches all the Neighbor Islands that we can reach. So that's a very active thing, something that musicians like to do. And we are also, often, presented by Neighbor Island presenters. One of our great partners is the Hawaii Concert Society in Hilo. They present a number of concerts. We're working with them right now and something for this coming season. And we've taken a wide variety of groups to the various islands, depending on need and depending on desire. And it's really great because we have the flexibility to work with presenters on what they need and whether also educationally we do that, too. For example, there is a string program on Molokai. And they really benefit from having Galliard go over and work with them. So it's really a helpful thing. And we've done so many other things, too. Sorry. So here we are in the time of COVID. So I've heard. So yeah, we're all examining everything to see how our world is being transformed, like it or not.  Who knows June or July or after? But you did do this thing with, I guess it was the Kolao program, right, the Kolao string quartet. And we want to play that. Galliard, Galliard, Galliard. Galliard. Can you give us the background of how that got started? And obviously that was something that's very creative, very innovative. And using Zoom or whatever you use, you were able to create some real, really fine music with the musicians all being in a different room. That's remarkable. And what it tells me is that maybe there's a future for that sort of thing, like it or not. It's not exactly the same as a live performance or in different places, they're coming out electronically. But it works well. How did you come up with that and how did you execute it? Well, the trick that all arts organizations right now are trying to figure out is how to keep engaging with their audience without performances. And so we've seen a lot of groups putting out different content and there's a lot of content out there that people are putting out, some good, some not so good. And we wanted to send something out to offer to our patrons and our fans. And so we put out a call to all of our musicians, to all of our ensembles to create something on their own so they didn't have to come together. And the Goliath String Court, that was the first to respond to that. They all sent me their individual videos of them playing the same piece. And somehow they nailed it. They really nailed the assignment. And I edited this video together about them all playing separately and it all came out beautifully, I thought. So we put that on our website and our social media pages. Yeah. Can we take a look at it? Let's take a minute and look at it. We have a little time for that. Let's play it now and you can see what these guys did. Touches my heart. It's great. There's a whole album of those songs that the Galiar recorded almost 30 years ago now, in fact, over 30 years ago. But Barrett put that all together. Thanks, Barrett. Terrific job. So Barrett, were they all playing at the same time or did you play them individually and then put the clips together? They played individually. I believe they, I'm not sure who recorded first and then they played to one of those other musicians. But yeah, they played and when I first envisioned it, I thought they would all play to a metronome and kind of keep the same time and then hopefully it would work out in the end. That doesn't always work out in the end as we discovered trying to do that with the spring win quintet. They picked a march, which was a little bit jauntier and quicker and had more 16th notes and things. And so it was a little bit challenging. It didn't quite work out. But we'll be back. We'll be there. Stay tuned. We'll have some more content now, but it's not always the easiest thing to do well. No, but I think after a while, you'll really get good at it. You'll be able to do it off the back of your hand and the musicians will love it and so will the audience. And it's one of those things that we learn in the process of responding to the COVID like it or not. So I'm looking forward. Yeah, hopefully we'll get back to live performance before it's too long. That would be too many of these. Yeah, what's your target now getting back? Do you have any sense of it? We're planning next season, so we're still moving forward with a September opening. Hoping for the best. I truly hope so. And when you have that reopening, you'll have a coiled spring of enthusiasm. They will come for miles around and that'll be justice touching. That will be, I agree. In fact, I already have that coiled spring. I'm ready to go. Funny thing, Jim, is you've always had that, yeah. Yes, you're right. So, Barry, can you leave? Yes, we have. Barry, can you leave some final words, parting words about chamber music Hawaii and about music and about music in our community with our listeners? Things you'd like them to remember. Yeah, well, I think the reason I wanted to get involved with Chamber Music Hawaii is because I really think it's a gift for our community. It increases the exposure of our local musicians to the community and gives them more opportunities to play and get out there and show what they're great at. And it's unlike anything else that we have here. And it's so important to support and it's so important to keep the music going. And we hope that everyone checks us out if they haven't. If they're not familiar with Chamber Music Hawaii, go to our website, chambermusichoi.org. We're hoping to have some new content on there soon and we'll announce our next season when we can. And of course, you can sign up for our mailing list and donate if you like on the website as well. Sure, and the name of the website? Chamber Music Hawaii. Chamber Music Hawaii. That's right. Well, I hope you'll tell us when your schedule solidifies and we'll maybe have another discussion about this. And I really, I'm not kidding when I say I think there's a coil spring just like Jim. You know, everybody will come down. Jim, your final words to our audience.  I want to remember that live music was an incredible experience and I agree with you that people will really want it even more because where it's fit in this situation and they're gonna realize, and they already do, everyone knows what we are hoping to bring back to them live soon. Yeah, well, you know, although we did this, you know, on Zoom and, you know, such as it was, we did the Galeard, can you imagine how much better it would be if it was in our studio? And I'm gonna bring you an open offer to you guys that if you ever want to come down to our studio, I mean, when the coast is clear and perform live, we will carry it anytime, anywhere. That would be great. We'd come down now, but we can't play with masks. So we'll wait until everything is open. Maybe the string quartet can play. String quartet, good, that's true. Think about that. Well, thank you, Barrett. Thank you, Jim. Great to talk to you. Jay, we're always great to see you. Always great to see you. The same here. On them shows. See you soon. Aloha.


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That's all I know Superstar Nathan Smith honor roll for the coyotes the yachts Appreciate you Alvin. Sorry about that again lunchbox legends Jane jake goonsal for the penguins, right? I'm assuming yes, I think that's right guys and hockey just get traded so much Oh, um, do you need you got the penguins?  Thanks for taking a couple of spots, man. I appreciate that Welcome to Anaheim duck sensor move this camera down just a tad here Kyle apparently likes his cards up here when he's opening This guy He's trying to break rookie portraits Nicholas a bruisey Abru easy abru easy. That's what I think it's gonna be for the maple leaves.  Young guns are huge My favorite hockey card. I don't have a Miko ranting in Braden Tracy honor roll superstar for the ducks Based on the back there again pretty much all base in the front And you'll have like some sort of insert in the middle or a young gun in the middle one of the other Dazzlers mark Castellic the senators avoid most cider one two three left four five six right do this for the rest of the these It's gonna be a two gonna go left. This will go with the Bruins and McAvoy Again, any of those checklists it will go left Canvas is Pavel Rajenda For the ducks the devil's win. That's awesome young guns Jesper Froden Bruins I'll say brew crew ruins world junior grads is Martin Nikas I go McKinnon with the left And Lansh O'Coco upper deck that's Elmer soda Blum rookie portraits red wings Oli Lixill young guns flyers Like sell Pavel Rajenda for the ducks young guns everly My like be a pro and NHL 22. I'm on the Kraken Hey, awesome canvas Matt Zuccarella for the wild nice one there canvases are fired dude. I love the upper-deck canvases Next Kraken great Alex Tuck canvas for the sabers space space space Jair Dono's not on the crack anymore. Well lunchbox legends is Jair McCann the Kraken Tom Wilson Most likable guy in hockey Tom Wilson Highlighters that's your Demko nice one there. That's awesome for the conducts. I love that you're Demko. It's one of my guys And that's the front of it right there How it hurt me over here, bro. That is a instant impressions of You say Soros Okay, I can barely read that. I put that in a funny font right there. That's tough I'll protect trying to throw me off here Tori Krug That's like the French right the French Yeah, the French insert Miko Ranton and that's actually pretty solid for the Avalanche, it's like my biggest hockey card Brandon back young guns. I have a Miko Ranton and young guns PSA 10 Adam Morrison young guns Grant Hutton Islanders Islanders All right, I'll do it for box one Couple of spots came in see how La Liga looks Down to one on La Liga guys one to go Gotta get EPL choice sold out as well and it's coming up a little bit later 16 and 15 to go on those last time I checked see if there's any more spots in Um For some reason that has me on Tuesday Cool, cool, cool 14 and 15 on those. Thank you. Somebody took a spot in each. I appreciate that one to go on La Liga. Yeah Yeah, young guns Elmer Soderblum nice materials rookie materials Shane right not bad for the Kraken There we go. Congrats Seattle real capris off instant impressions for the wild young stud I'm Carlson. Welcome to Colorado welcome to Jake Rookie material or no Rookie materials Matthew Kachuk. Nice Hockey memorabilia been certified nice two hits in this got Rookie materials Matthew Kachuk. I don't think he's a rookie in this But still pretty cool As a flame like a throwback card. I'm assuming Travis Boyd Adam Huska or Huska young guns rookie portraits Wyatt Johnston for the stars Superstar Kenton Johnson on a roll for the blue jackets Lucas Raymond world junior grads. Nice one there for the red wings young guns Linus Hoyberg for the Flyers Canvas Jaden Schwartz. Nice one there for the Kraken Canvas is Alex Lafreniere Laffy that he was like The most hyped up hockey prospect since McDavid when he first came out Calder is Lucas Reichel Raichel Yeah, I do apologize from a little off on some of the pronunciations superstar Caden cool for the Canadians the Habs There's nice young guns buoy the mascot. Nice for the Kraken. That's sweet, dude. Hell, yeah Pooey the mascot. Wow rookie portraits Brayden Tracy the ducks Jake loves that card, dude Giggling over there go McAvoy with the left That is number two a hundred Adrian Kemp for the Kings on the exclusive and a Philip Bruce Dazzlers blue version Booey the mascot, baby There's cool for Calder Caden cool wouldn't want to be the mascot in their collection though. I'd like to meet that person Lunchbox legends is Jason Robertson for Dallas. There's rookie portraits of Michael Chaffee or Shafee young guns David Gerchak Blue jackets those jerseys are those alternates the blue jackets are pretty fresh They're fresh Young guns Riley Walsh for the devils Go left with McKinnon Canvass Connor Hellebuck for the Jets nice one there. Best goalie's in hockey at least was Chris Latang Canvass Leanne Drys title for the Oilers and base. How does La Liga look now? Still want to go. Thank you. Alexander's taking three in that dynasty mixer still want to go in La Liga guys breaks next My tweeting round you get a chance Good sir. Highlighters Trevor Zegras Nice one there for the Ducks young stud went by young gun of Corey shnoenman shnoenman world junior grads Kale McCar and that'll go left with McKinnon Dazzlers Jacob Parry out Parry out Ducks, there's John Tavares instant impressions for the Maple Leafs John Tavares young guns Jaden Hold go watch walks hold hold the go. I don't know that's a tough one. That's a time twist try telling me what that is Might be Jordan Spence honor roll for the Kings Rookie portraits Samuel for Gemma for the Kings lunchbox legends Patrick Lione the blue Jacks Hockey stuffer for the soccer sometimes it really could be Young guns Victor Loden senators. I kind of agree on that one Dean. It's not easy Canvas Marcus Felina the wild Canvas Philip Grubauer for the Kraken. He's actually had a pretty good playoffs. I Know Patrick Waugh like that one's insane dude young guns Grand Hutton For the Islanders young ones are a lot like woman firsts, too They're ones you kind of just stash welcome to Minnesota and hope the guy is like 50 or 60 points for One day that is the French of Alexander Carrier French variation Those are sweet the French variations are sweet. I pulled one and I bought one box of this I pulled one Jacob Galvis and it was a young gun, too. It was a young gun goalie and I pulled the French variation So I had like young guns in French, too Sweet Dazzlers Philip Hollander for the penguins young guns Pavel Regenda cool or a ghoul for Calder for the Canadians couple of those so far lunchbox legends is Karel Caprice off the wild other young stud Young guns Dylan Holloway nice one there for the Oilers horizontal Canvas Joe Pavolsky four goals and the playoffs He scored four goals and they lost in game one crazy Superstars Andrei Guzmenko Honorable canvas is a program of excellence Kaden Korzak I Guess we'll do a random for that at the end world hockey genius. Let me look that up. Actually, what's his name Kaden? What? Cork Cork KORC KZAK EAK you said KORCZ Kaden uh golden nights golden nights, so I'll go with the nights. Yeah, sorry Yeah, Kaden Kordzak is with the golden nights. It's like the 41st overall in 2019 Uh another EPL choice spot La Liga is now sold out Andrew. Thank you buddy More spots coming in as well. David the cup is the rarest insert. Gotcha. That's good to know actually Victor. Thank you That's actually really good to know That box is closed. So if you get any of those, uh Keep an eye out on the I mean, I'll keep an eye out on them too because we'll be in the insert spot, but the um Like the program ones nick, uh pervix Young guns for the uh lightning Superstar jake sanderson nice one there The center she's like one of the top chases in this for Ottawa Welcome to Calgary canvas Sebastian Ajo for the um Hurricanes Are there two sabbat? I think there's two Sebastian Ajo's and hockey right now. McDavid world junior grads mcjesus Had a really nice auto with him in the uh almanac last night from spx It's pretty sweet young guns that one chiseled for the uh Jets is nick less uh a bruise And all cards do ship on this so you will get all your base too Hockey portraits jake christensen out of blue jackets blue jackets That's basis slippery too. Thanks for want to give my shirts back jack quinn nice one there dazzlers for the sabers Nice upper deck canvas young guns uh linus hoyberg The flyers nice one there young guns shane right nice there you go uh kraken solid uh young gun there For him and sanderson in this among others There's population count 1 000 of karson meyer. That's cool. Uh lunchbox legends patrick kane That'll go left with macka boy matias macelli Portraits for the coyotes Their jerseys are fresh, you know, they're so fresh So quinther for calder My buddy really liked it and his last name is demers and they had a player named jason demers I was like, dude, you need to get that ethan prow young guns I was trying to convince him to get a jason demers jerseys Young guns cold rineheart nice one there for the sends Canvas, uh, jordan ebberely. There you go kraken One of my teammates one of my first line teammates in nhl 2082 Uh canvas cold call field for the canadiens It's a vaughn's guy right there cold calls. It's a great stanley cup finals back in 2020 Welcome to new york as islanders of new york. Uh, ooh, steven stamco's canvas. That's very cool Nice one there. Grats on that lightning gorgeous card That's really cool You say they're your hockey team if you had to pick you Bob father serguei babrovsky Uh instant impressions for the uh panthers I know Yeah forest was not happy There's the michael bunting on the french variation for the maple leaves Young guns ben jones golden ice do anything to relive that 2020 run That'd be like dude, I would I would give anything to relive the Ravens 14 and two season More dynasty spots coming in I'm gonna drop you guys a link to the first epl prism. Wow. That's out to five Oh my god. Thank you guys. Holy cow five to go That is that is I was not expecting to see five spots available. Thank you so much everybody. I appreciate that Thank you. Thank you Again, La Liga is sold out that is an x-break probably start that about five minutes behind her So it should make up a little bit of time Uh while we do La Liga But uh, definitely make up some time once we get to baseball Got some dynasty later on today too Wouldn't you? Okay, gotcha. Yeah, we're gonna send an empty box and wrapper that's zacharovarski for the blue jackets for the wild Um the matt sucarello canvas has a little crease on it Good catch by jake there. Welcome to florida sunrise the jonathan marchesaw on the um French variation for the golden knight Young guns kevin, uh, mendelizé for the senators I like my favorite hockey player of all time by far is dominik hachik And I I I hate patrick waw. I mean I hate patrick waw, but like Uh patrick line a canvas Like obviously I respect patrick waw is one of the greatest goalies of all time if not the greatest But I love dominik hachik and those two hate each other.  God, I should have worn my dominator jersey today. I have a red wings dom hachik jersey Uh, jared spurgeon Insta impact for the wild I know you're a detrick guy too dean. So sure you loved him kent johnson I'd say my girlfriend's a huge capitals fan So I kind of uh, I'll kind of just root for the capitals That she loves them michael chaffee outside of the ravens. That's like her favorite team in sports Better watch the waslander Uh, andre kuzmen kuzmenko that is canvas young guns Couldn't stay him him and claus amoe. Oh, yeah Who else is there joe sackic was there at that point too their gm now Uh, kaden cool honor rule uh canvas alias linholm for the flames remember always playing with uh Uh jack eichel canvas for the golden knights. I remember um one of my favorite video game of all time for the play station Two it's nhl 2002. So I always use the red wings in that one with like iserman and Uh, welcome to vancouver Iserman dot souk all those guys obviously hachik and gol All those legends for detroit in the late 90s early 2000s young guns ronnie, uh, added Both great players. Oh, yeah, of course uh, zharage, uh, slavkovsky for the canadiens Portraits lucus dostel Oh the gollyfights Oh, yeah hachik and wah always Going at it war junior grads kareel uh karel kaprisov Kaprisov dazzlers linus uh hoiberg rookie for the uh fliers lunchbox legend treat line We're seeing how he's bluejack. It's right. It was on the jets Yeah, luke the bloch was uh the voice or whatever his name is Is that trade? lunchbox legend alexel vechkin nice obie Going to the capitals rookie portrait jordan spence kings hachik and osgood versus wall Ethan prow young guns uh andre kuzmenko young guns as well Team usa defeated iceland. Oh, yeah classic More spots coming in everybody. Thank you again more epl spots Uh, i'm down to four to go on the first epl choice now. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you all very much very very much We are getting there ladies and gents I'm gonna have to type the random in for the uh epl after this we'll do a quick recap of uh Our hits and such what would you pull out of this? Superstar kenton johnson bluejackets canvas uh Is velary nishkinan for the avalanche world genie grabs filth fordsburg carry price young guns jacob lakko ruins a tarantula a canvas jake uh otinger for the stars The canvases are Are heat in this too. Yeah, they're heat Portraits adam rosca young guns lucas johansen caps twice peterson another stud for ben couver dazzlers uh nakita op I honestly I I sway very heavily baseball is my favorite sports to watch live Petrie cornquist on the french variation for the panthers I love baseball live, and then I would go hockey is my next favorite sport to watch live uh, colt kepke rookie portraits I love watching live baseball, but I do love live hockey do live hockey super exciting. Uh, peter, uh, kochakov They're like for me. There's just something about baseball live that is just like They're out of there's just something like in the atmosphere when you're at a baseball game, dude young guns brant clark Like if there was a if there was a professional team in orlando, I'd be a season ticket holder Uh, ooh fluorescence 12, uh 15 brant clark nice one there for the kings. That's sweet It could be happening soon I hope dude off we ever I mean there's no way florida can have another baseball team. Nikita, uh, uh, kadiak You don't think there's a way no They can barely support the two that are here now You know portraits nathan smith. I mean that's not like a shot to you or anything with a raise, but like You know They're always like the raise the marlins probably always bottom five attendants uh cam ackinson canvas for the flyers quad level Now that yeah that you can do all the time right right right Uh, mitch marner instant impacts young guns dylan goonther Yeah, wrigley fields awesome Yeah, wrigley fields really cool. I I hate to say it dude, but I love fenway Caden cool Like I've probably been to fenway about 15 times in my life, dude. I love fenway. I could go to if if Fenway was around here Even if it was a red there was a red sox nikita kucharab canvas The lightning even if it was around here, I think I'd give I think I'd be a seasoned think holder for the red sox if it was down here Like if it was easy accessible that is uh tyson berry on the acetate Nice one there super short print I know that vaughn.  That's one thing I miss about connecticut Is being that close to it superstar. Nathan smith honor roll Got it at some point victor if you're ever out in boston during baseball season got to do it, man Uh pierre luke de bois for the jets kamerica I would I would do kamerica. I think kamerica would be fun Keep them busy. That's awesome. kamerica. I think would be a great stadium to visit world junior grabs team of meyer And base quick recap of our hits We had the adam uh kemp to 100 fluorescence ran in clark to 15 Matthew kichuk rookie materials and shane rite rookie materials That'll do it for the uh break guys. Thanks again for the fill next up la liga


Steven, some falls to Johns Hopkins in the season opener, Glenn Clark alongside head coach Ed Hoddle. Ed, you know, outside of Johns Hopkins is obviously really good. What else maybe went wrong today? Well, you can't turn the ball over. I think that's number one, and you can't miss tackles.  Hats off to them. They're a good, physical, mature football team, and they're well-coached, and they didn't make mistakes, and, you know, we're going to take the film and really learn from it. So let's go from there, right? Give me some positives that you take away from today. This is a very difficult schedule to start the season. Everybody knew that. What are the positives you take from today as you're building towards conference play? I think the most important thing is the experience. You look at guys, and we've got a handful of guys that on paper are juniors, but they've never played college football before, actually played meaningful minutes in college football games, and, you know, that was evident pretty early on in just talking to some of them and a little bit overwhelmed by the moment, to some degree, and getting into the swing of things, I think, took us a little longer than we would have liked. So, you know, I think the big positive is experience, and having game reps and learning from those game reps is going to be key for us moving forward. Can you put into words what it meant to just, like, walk out the Mustang Stadium, look around, see a big crowd, and see it feel like football again for the first time in a long time? It was exciting.  I wish we could play a little better football today, but I think there's still good days ahead for this football program. I do agree with them. All right, Coach. Appreciate it. That was a tough one today. Thanks for spending a minute with us. Good luck next week at RPI. Absolutely. Thanks very much. Let's go to Ed Hoddle. I'm Glenn Clark. Go MustangSports.com.