Good morning. Welcome to morning prayer on this beautiful Wednesday morning here in Kalamazoo, Michigan, where we are crying out from the heart of our city to the very heart of God, asking for him to move, interceding, worshiping, exalting him for his holiness and his splendor. He is worthy of our praise. And so that is what we are doing for the next hour. We are coming together in agreement about the worthiness and the holiness of God. And also seeking him for him to continue to move in our midst and continue to do things in our midst, for him to continue to heal and restore and revive us, to truly revive us. This morning, the Lord turned my attention to Psalm 100 as we enter in to his presence. Starting verse one, the psalmist says, make a joyful noise to the Lord all the earth. It's not just make a noise. We're really good at making noise in today's world. We make a lot of noise, but it's make a joyful noise. Let the joy of the Lord that is deep within inside of us well up and come out from us. So make a joyful noise to the Lord. Have some excitement about the Lord. Serve the Lord with gladness. I know personally speaking, it's really easy to attribute the way that we can serve the Lord as duty or as work, but here it's very clear that we can serve the Lord with gladness, with the excitement, with the rejoicing of our heart toward him, with our hearts and our attention pointed at him with gladness for who he is and what he has done. We can serve him with gladness. Come into his presence with singing. Know that the Lord, he is God. It is he who made us and we are his. We are his people and the sheep of his pasture. Here it is, as we know, enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise. Give thanks to him, bless his name. It's really good, we want America, we want to, we want God to bless us and we have these slogans and these saints in America and they're good, they're not bad, but we've kind of turned in the wrong direction because of them and what I mean is we always say, God bless America, yes God bless America, God we need you to bless America, but how about this, America bless God, church bless God, bless him, for the Lord is good. His steadfast love endures forever and his faithfulness to all generations. I want us to focus on entering his gates and coming into his courts with that first verse which was make a joyful noise and serve him with gladness. I want us to actually position our hearts in our attention this morning by serving him with gladness. Psalm 118 verse 24, one of my favorite verses. This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it. Jesus, we come to you, this beautiful day that you have made regardless of where we are, whether we are in Kalamazoo, Michigan, or we are on the West Coast, or wherever we are at, whether we are at home or in this room or at our office, Lord, we come to you this morning, we come to you and we present you with worship, with a joyful noise out of the abundance of our heart, out of the deepest affections of our soul. We come to you with a joyful noise, God, to make a joyful noise for who you are, Lord, and what you have done. And we come to serve you, Lord with gladness. Thank you for this day that you have made. Just begin to thank him for this day that he has made. Whether it's gonna be a good day or bad day, doesn't matter, this is the day that he has made. We get to choose to rejoice and be glad in it. So, Lord, we bless you for this day. We thank you for the breath in our lungs, Lord. We thank you for another day to see your splendoring creation. We thank you for the beautiful sunrise that you gave us this morning, Lord. The majesty of your beauty displayed in the heavens this morning was captivating, Lord. Thank you for this day, Lord. All we thank you for this day, we bless you, Lord.  Good morning to serve you with gladness, Lord. You are, this is bad to see you today, Lord. Gates, with thanksgiving, we enter your courts with praise, Lord. We come with the smile on our face reflecting the joy that's in our side of our hearts because of you. Be with gladness, Jesus. It is strong, bring all your burden. I just wanna be with you, Lord, and we know that you just want us to be with you. We just wanna be with you. That we've built up in our mind through various means. I'm going here and being there. Lord, we just wanna be with you. We repent, Lord, for having ate. The grass is greener on the other side. We just wanna be with you. We don't wanna just read from people who wanted to be with you. We wanna be with you. Echo with the psalmist. Rope with the ascribe, what they fled for, what they gave their lives to, what they petitioned for. We don't wanna just read. We just wanna be with you, Jesus. That is our song this morning, our joyful song. It is the gladness that we bring to you this morning. It is what we choose to rejoice in today. We just wanna be with you. God, just for 60 minutes, wanna just be with you all the time. We're not just Sunday mornings.  As we were singing, I just wanna be with you. The weight of what some of us are going through day in and day out of prodigals and us wanting our prodigal children and our prodigal friends and our prodigal relatives to just be with them just fell like heavy on me. Some of us are travelling great and have been travelling for prodigals in our family and in our lives to return home. And I wanna read from Zechariah 10 verse one and then I wanna skip over because the Lord just highlighted this to me. Starting verse one, this is what we've been reading and praying and petitioning for. It says, ask rain from the Lord. In the season of the spring rain makes the storm clouds and he will give them showers of rain, the vegetation in the field and then skipping over to verse six. I will strengthen the house of Judah. I will save the house of Joseph. Here it is. I will bring them back because I have compassion on them. I want us to be really diligent in our next moments and I want us to continue singing along this cry to the Lord but I wanna pray that prodigals would return back to the lovely dwelling place of God. How lovely is your dwelling place God? Lord, they have tasted and they have seen it. Just like the prodigal son in Luke 15, he knew what was in his father's house. He had been there and he still walked away. Lord, we have family members. We have friends. We have dear loved ones who have walked away. They've walked away. And Lord, we ask for you to rain down on them, showers of repentance, showers of repentance that would lead them to return home. God, that you would bring them back because you have compassion on them. God, I pray that today you would awaken them with showers of compassion, God. Wake them up with showers of compassion to realize how lovely your dwelling place is, Lord. How lovely your dwelling place is, Lord. That better is one day. Better is one day, Lord. Knock them to their senses with showers of praying, God. Clear up the fogginess of their praying, Lord. Just like the prodigal son, son, son said, it's better there. What am I doing here? Here, Lord, I pray that you would awaken prodigals by name, Lord. We just want them to be with you. We want to be with you, but we want them to be for this one thing, Lord, to lead them back home through compassion and with compassion in Jesus' name. Natasha was just singing it. Says, and he being the prodigal son who left home arose and came to his father. But while he was still along, his father saw him and felt compassion and ran and embraced him and kissed him. Right now I want us to begin to actually name people, to ask the Lord, ask and it shall be given. Seek and you shall find. Knock and the door shall be opened. I want us to begin to out loud ask for prodigals by name. Begin to say them out loud.  List them by name. The father is waiting. The father is waiting. Come home, come home. Lord, I ask you for my sister this morning. I say to Sarah, come home. The father is waiting. You have wandered for too long. You have strayed for too long. You have looked for hope in all the wrong places. You have built your life on sandy shores. Come home, sister, come home. Release compassion on my sister God. Would you remove the anger that has riddled her and consumed her God? Soften her heart. Another son from this father's house comes into the picture.  But it says this of the other son, but he was angry and refused to go in. Lord, right now we lift up to you the prodigals who are still at home, who are full of anger. Who, although they are in the house of the father, they are far from the father because they are so filled with anger toward the father.  Lord God, Lord, I pray that you would break anger, the anger of hostility, of divide, of frustration. Lord, would you break anger off of us? Would you break anger off of the prodigals?  Would you soften them today? Would your compassion soften them today in Jesus name? Father, we pray for a fresh perspective of who you are. We pray that you restore the images in our mind that we are created in the image of the father, that we are his image bearer. I just feel the Lord highlighting right now that there are people who have shame in their lives and shame is a direct attack at who we are. Not guilt. Guilt is a feeling of something that we've done but shame says you're not worthy. You're never will be good enough and I just wanna cast that off right now because there are some of us who need to give that shame to the father. It's from the enemy and he's trying to distract us from what the father has in store for us. We try to rely on ourselves. We try to say that we can trust in money, that we can trust in luck, that we can trust in our relationships or our own abilities, but God is like, no, look at me. Run to me, come home to me. 1 Peter 2-6 says, C.I.L.A. in Zion, a chosen and precious cornerstone and the one who trusts in him will never be put to shame. There are so many scriptures saying that we trust in the Lord. We will never be put to shame. So Jesus right now in your mighty name we cast off the bondage that shame has given us. Whether it's something that we've done or something that's been done to us, Lord, we lay it at your feet and we say, Lord, come and take it. Lord, we want to remember that we are your image bearer and in you there is no shame. When you look at us, you see the pure, spotless, Lamb of God, Jesus Christ, the cornerstone, the chief architect, the high priest who takes away our sins. You see us as pure. You see us as blameless. You see us as shame-free. So Lord, we give you our shame. We say, Lord, take it. Lord, inhabit our praise. Lord, take the first place in our life. We lay it at your feet. We don't run to it anymore.  As you see us from far off, Lord, we run to you. We meet you. We say, Lord, I want you to take away the darkness, the shame in my heart and replace it with joy. Replace it with your peace that only you can give. And in Jesus' name, I pray these things. We thank you that you came to take us out of the field and bring us to the Father. We thank you. We thank you. Just prophesy this last verse over what we have just cried out for and pleaded for. It was fitting to celebrate and be glad for this your brother was dead and is alive. He was lost and is found. Lord, we prophesy this over the prodigals. Our family members, our children, our sons and our daughters, we begin the celebration now. We begin the celebration now. Lord, rain down. Showers of compassion upon them and return them home in Jesus' name. Amen. Thank you for joining us today. We will be back here in the prayer room at noon and at 6.30. Otherwise, we'll see you on the live stream tomorrow morning. Here in the room, we're gonna continue seeking Jesus by continuing on in devotion. So we have a devotion set set right now. And so if you wanna talk or if you want to meet with anyone, I wanna ask you just to go out the doors and have it in the hallway or go down to match head and enjoy a cup of coffee, but we're gonna continue seeking the Lord for the next hour.


At the Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital in Hackensack, New Jersey, pediatric patients were visited by former World Boxing Association Middleweight Champion Daniel Jacobs at a fun-filled superhero-themed party. With more, here's reporter Harrison Brown. Superhero decorations and costumes filled the room here at the Joseph Sanzari Children's Hospital, where professional boxer Daniel Jacobs spoke to inspire kids who see him as a superhero himself. And today we're at Hackensack Hospital talking to the kids with cancer, giving them hope and inspiration. Jacobs, who's nicknamed the Miracle Man, almost had his career cut short in 2011, after being diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer, and after taking 19 months away from boxing to beat the cancer, you'd go on to win the WBA Middleweight title in August of 2014. Well, today I was doing everything that God has allowed me to have a second chance to do. I'm a cancer survivor, and I'm giving back to the cancer community. Jacobs discussed having the opportunity to share encouragement and optimism. I met a lot of survivors today as well, so we just spread love, spread energy, and ultimately the message of giving hope to the hopeless. A Brooklyn, New York native, Jacobs will be back in the ring on April 28th at the Barclays Center, the same arena he won his middleweight championship at in 2014. Harrison Brown reporting from Hackensack, New Jersey, 4WNBC News.


It might be a new week for you, but it's the same day for me, and it ain't stop and raining! Hello everybody, E here. Back again with my co-host, Thunderstorm. I'm sorry I can't do anything about it if you can hear it. I don't even know if you can hear it. I don't know if it's picking up on the mic or not, but here we are. Yeah, so we're gonna try this anyways. This is the top five books that should have never been movies. Never. Ever. And I'm gonna talk about one movie that ain't even out yet. So we're just gonna go ahead and jump right into it. Number five. Okay, so number five is Dune. Yes, I said it. I don't think the new Dune movie is gonna be any good because the guy who's playing Paul, I don't, why? I don't know. I don't understand, but I don't want it. No, thank you. No. And I understand that he's supposed to be a privileged prince, or whatever the hell he is. I love the book, but yeah, this movie, the new movie looks terrible, and of course the original movie didn't do justice, even though I think I'm of the mindset that most The Shining fans are. They like both The Shining the Book and Kubrick's The Shining. I like Dune and I like the original movie, but I do not like the original movie as a Dune adaptation. So once again, I say, I don't think that Dune should have ever been made into a movie and they're new to stop rebooting it. Anyways, I think the story is too big for one movie. Even, yes, even the first book, I think there's too much going on. I just don't think it could be done well as a movie. So stop trying. Number four. And number four, we have a recent one that I did. Why did you make the Goldfinch? The book is like 800 pages, 700, 800 pages. I've read it four times, listened to it twice. Fantastic book, amazing book, hits all the right notes. Probably my second, well, not probably, it's my second favorite book of all time after Stephen King's It. It was number one there for a while, but it keeps coming back because it's never nice. But this book does not lend itself well to cinema, because it's a very internal story. And I tried to watch the movie and I was like, how are they going to do this without loads and loads of narration? It's going to feel like an audio book with pictures. It was moving pictures is what it's going to feel like. But it was even less than that. There was just, it's a beautiful, it's pretty to look at, but it'll put you to sleep real quick. I haven't been able to finish it yet. I get about 15, 20 minutes into it and I got to call it quits. But yeah, that's my number four, man. I don't know why they tried to make this into a movie. I guess just to capitalize on the fact that it won so many awards and everybody was talking about it and so on and so forth. But yeah, not a good movie. I knew it wouldn't make a good movie. Yet here we are, as if Hollywood is coming to me going, hey, E, what should we make into a movie? And they're not listening. That's not happening. Nobody calling me. So they can call me. I don't care. Number three. Okay. So number three, we have Aragon. I read that first book by Christopher Peolini. I think it is when he was like, how old was he? 15, 16, 39? I don't know. But the kid was a kid. And he wrote this massive Lord of the Rings ripoff and called it Aragon anyways. So he wrote a four part series about a dragon and him homeboy. And it was bad. It was really bad. But then they did a movie with Jeremy Irons of all people and it was God awful. It was the most boring fantasy film I've ever seen. And I've seen Conquest. If you don't know what I'm talking about, go look it up and try to watch it. I dare you to try to watch it. I think it's a Lucio Fauci movie. I can't remember. It's one of those like Dario Argento or any of those guys. It's one of those guys.  But yeah, Aragon, why? I don't understand it. Then a couple years later, hell, it might have been, I can't remember. I don't remember much of that time of my life. But the Lord of the Rings reboot, I don't know if they were trying to cash in on that, not Lord of the Rings reboot, but the Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings movies. I don't know if they're trying to capitalize on that or if them making such a horrible movie finally pushed Jackson to go, I gotta make a good fantasy movie. Anyways, I don't know, man. I didn't hate the book when I first read it. I hate it now because looking back, I'm like, oh Lord, it's just Lord of the Rings. But instead of Hobbits, you've got this little boy. And it's pretty much all that first, but I didn't continue with series so I must not have liked it too much. Anyways, but yeah, Aragon, man. It's a shitty looking movie. It's an okay middling to bad book. It's a terrible, terrible movie. Number two, number one. At number one, we have Battlefield Earth. Is there really a train in the background? Can y'all hear that?  Anyways, so at number one, we have Battlefield Earth. This is a John Travolta movie. That's pretty much all I want to say about it. But it's a three-hour movie about John Travolta, a big, tall alien, kind of looks like a Klingon.  And then this one dude learns how to fly a jet in a day and then flies the jet and kills the I don't know, man. It's a bad movie. I tried to watch it. I did not read the book. In fact, when I tried to go look for it, because I believe I owned it, the copy that I have is missing like 300, somebody just snatched 300 pages out of the book. Now, the reason why I say somebody is because I got the book secondhand at the flea market. And the book's a heck of a lot longer than what it was. I thought someone just tore off the back cover. But actually, there's quite a bit missing out of it. So I haven't started it because I don't want to actually buy it because I'm not an Elrond Hubbard fan.  I'm not trying to give his estate any more money because currently Tom Cruise, you know he's keeping that place alive. Anyways, but there's a lot of, there's a sucker born every minute. I don't, I don't, I never liked Elrond Hubbard's work period. I tried reading some of his old, not noir, I think they were noir detective fiction, something like that. I tried reading that. I tried reading one of his horror novels. They were all bad. But the, this book, of course, the movie turned into a god-awful pile of excrement that should have never been made. And that pretty much concludes our three-part series of books that would, that were destined to make great movies, books that would make great movies, and now books that never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever should have been movies. I would love to hear from you regarding Aragon this time. Are you a fan of Aragon? Did you grow up reading Aragon? Are you a fan because it's nostalgia? Are you a fan because you think it's actually good? It is my opinion that the only reason why the book got published is because of how old he was. Had an adult written that book, nobody would have published that. But then again, you look at a lot of white fantasy or western fantasy, whatever you want to call it, and it's all the same thing. It's just different. Sometimes there's more violence. Sometimes there's less violence.  I've tried all the people that you guys keep, Joe Abercrombie. Anyways, the list goes on and on and on. So that's it for top five Friday. If you have your own list of movies that should never have been made into film, please leave them down there in the doobly-doo. But until next time, I have been E, you have been you. This has been another top five Friday. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye-bye!


We at TNT of course have followed the trials of Julian Assange including reporting live from the Royal Courts of Justice in February. Many were dismayed to say the least by the recent judgement in which Julian had sought to be given leave to appeal extradition to the US. The judgement was bizarre and twisted at best and gave America three weeks to provide the High Court with assurances that they won't harm Julian because of course we'll believe them. I was joined last Friday by Julian's father John Shipton. He said that we are watching death in slow motion which is really a horrendous thought for a father to have to say about their son but as he pointed out it's been 15 years. John talked about the sheer volume of court hearings that his son has been through and I am delighted today to be joined by someone who's been there. Witness some of the proceedings first-hand in fact Kathy Vogan from Consortium News. Kathy good morning you're an executive producer at Consortium and you're here to join us and talk through some really important witness statements that you have observed as well as other things. Good morning to you. Good morning Sonja. Well the one that you noticed was not a witness statement of course this time and this was just about the renewal appeal decision or should be called an adjournment. More adjournment. We'll decide later. They found reasons to let Julian go and they should have just said yes or no. We accept or we deny his right to appeal but they decided to give the Americans another shot at these assurances and this is the second round there have been assurances already which don't assure at all but the testimony that you're referring to was from Maureen Baird and Maureen Baird was an administrator of special administrative measures for the Bureau of Prisons and that is the most awful form of solitary confinement absolutely permanent 24 hours a day. She herself makes comments about that that she doesn't know how they continue to get away with it because it is absolute torture for these people it's a tiny little cell with nothing in there they've got nothing to do and they never get out even if they get to do a little bit of exercise it's in a very similar room that's just next to their cell and so basically they're not going to see any more human beings except perhaps eyes in the door or hand coming through a slit in the door to give them food for the rest of their days it's been described as a metal shoebox and so she was one of the people in the extradition hearing there were four main witnesses this was the 2020 extradition hearing wasn't it because so this was the affidavits right and obviously bed was the former special administrative administrator so the way she also testified in court they got her in and it was really it was really in reexamination by Mark Summers who we know he was there at this last appeal hearing it was in reexamination that the really terrible answer the answer that she gave made my heart sink because what he asked her was who decides who goes under these special administrative measures is it the judges this is the bureau prisons no it's the CIA and the CIA are literally together with the FBI are being accused of wanting to kidnap this man to harm this man I mean it's just an actually egregious situation now let me just let me just get position myself here this was the hearing right where they were trying to prove that the name Nathaniel Frank was Assange is that correct no that was you're talking about the testimony and affidavits from Patrick Ella who was a forensic examiner he was a supervisor and he said in court that he was not even asked to prove there was no proof of who Chelsea Manning was talking to she never she never said who she was talking to she didn't know who she was talking to it was someone at WikiLeaks but it could have been anyone of half a dozen different people and the strange thing is that Ella said that the US didn't even ask him to prove who this Nathaniel Frank character was at the other end that name is actually coming from Manning the email address that was associated with was the actual username was press association so nobody knows who that is but it's just been stated so often that that person is Assange and they're just putting it in and and even Ella did it himself and right at the end Mark Summers said excuse me but you just said that that was you said Assange and he said oh my goodness no absolutely there is I have no idea who it was so that wasn't Assange this is exactly why it's so important yeah yeah no I hear you this is exactly why it's so important though to be able to talk to you talk to you directly so we get you know your first person experience because this is a story that's filtered down through the years right and and they still like to trot it out don't they look Kathy let us go let's pick up some quick news headlines and we'll be right back this is very interesting censorship to propaganda gone mad listen to TNT radio and get the news and views direct from our expert presenters and commentators anywhere you go ask Alexa or Google to play TNT radio or download the TNT radio app for free from the App Store or Google Play today's news talk this is TNT radio we are here with Kathy Vogan it's absolutely wonderful because Kathy was has been there she's been at some of these insane court hearings to do with Julian Assange and it's so wonderful because she's literally myth busting in real time and I think that's so important around this case because a lot of it is about subterfuge isn't it Kathy making people believe that this man is something that he's not and what you've just said immediately it just nails an issue and another issue that I think is really important for you to nail because you've drawn it to my attention and we need to draw it to the attention of our viewers and that is 0.210 on on the judgment right talk to us about it well 210 is about it relates to the CIA's kidnap or kill plot and the judges comment that this is certainly terrible things and certainly enough to block an extradition but they couldn't see anything that absolutely connected that with the proceedings and so the rationale was well yes there was this threat of kidnap or kill by the CIA but if we just hand him over so that he's in the custody of the justice system then that threat of kidnap or kill falls away but the vital point that they are missing is that when he's handed over then of course it is the CIA that determines this terrible regime of solitary confinement the metal shoebox for the rest of his days it's the CIA that decides so it's the you couldn't get a better example of what they call fulfillment and that is handing back a refugee to the prosecutors absolutely shocking stuff isn't it Kathy who talked about the conditions being a fate worse than death well that was a prison warden a former prison warden called Robert Hood and he is mentioned by one of the four expert witnesses Joel Sickler and he said in fact the full quote from him is that it is a fate worse than death not fit for humanity special administrative measures he is talking to because these people go mad they go absolutely mad they have no stimulation whatsoever they're only allowed one phone call for 15 minutes per month to nominated family member it's monitored and they're not allowed to say anything you know that they lose their privileges if they say anything there's a terrible story I mean I I don't need to go into too much detail it's awful but John Shipton was right when he said we're witnessing a slow death here of his son wasn't he he's absolutely right well already he's in Belmont she's in conditions of not quite solitary because he's got his well yes it's about 23 hours a day from what I've heard but the thing is Stella and the children can visit him but you rip somebody away from their country and you know it'd be very very difficult apparently it is very difficult even for family members to visit somebody who's being held in Sam's now the very first assurance that came because that was a bar to extradition Julian was found to be likely to commit suicide if that was the fate that he was facing but the US gave an assurance and said no he won't go to ADX prison under Sam's unless there's where they put the caveat in unless he then does something to warrant such measures and that's where the CIA can say haha he looked at that prison guard the wrong way now he's going to get Sam's I mean is it that loose is it that subjective well you know we heard another case David Mendoza and there was a condition he was Spanish and the condition is that Spain doesn't want to separate people from their families so the condition for his extradition he committed some acts of fraud wasn't a violent man and US wanted him and Spain said alright but you've got to send him back well it was over a decade before they got him they reneged on that loose of course and in that case there was a contract between Spain and the United States that he had also signed there were three signatures on it they photoshopped out his signature but finally he had to sue Spain and he went to the Supreme Court twice he won both times and Spain they came to the point that Spain threatened that they weren't going to process any more extradition hearings if they didn't send back David Mendoza and finally but the US still took a bit of time but finally they got him back but it was over a decade and he was they were supposed to be with his family see his children grow up and be sent back straight away I mean this is really scary stuff I would be extremely scared if I was you know related to Julian at this stage because the reason why it's absolutely relevant what you're talking about from the 2020 hearings in terms of the testimonies of these prison experts is it because we're kind of back there again aren't we we're literally contemplating at this stage in a most awful political court case but we are contemplating putting this man into the hands of people who we cannot trust him with right well actually I would say that we've come a little bit further because Julian's article 10 writes so that's for freedom of speech which is supposed to be equivalent to the First Amendment in America right protects freedom of speech it's the crown jewel of their Constitution so in the original ruling the only ground that he won on and wasn't extradited on was health grounds but now there is concern and that his freedom of speech will not be protected this is the ruling that we've just seen that he would be prejudiced against in the courtroom because he is foreign national so his article 7 writes are unlikely to be protected that's about foreseeability of a crime you've got to know some things the crime that equates to article 5 in the US Constitution and finally there's this business of the death penalty now we didn't get anywhere with you know these article 10 with Judge Baraitza and certainly with Justice Swift he dismissed everything but these two are very senior judges and they are gravely concerned and rightly so because on June 29th 2020 there was a ruling by Judge Kavanaugh in the Supreme Court and this was the case of USA versus open society and it was about giving money to countries but they were kind of gagged they couldn't criticize the US and they said well that violates our First Amendment rights and and the ruling from Kavanaugh is you don't have any First Amendment rights and it is a matter of long-established law that foreign nationals outside the territory of the United States are not protected at all by the United States Constitution so that's that makes it really really difficult for the Americans to actually give an assurance that he will be protected by the First Amendment and not prejudiced against because he is a foreigner an Australian and in fact that's interesting that's interesting that puts it in a slightly more positive light actually yes yes that is very interesting the death penalty they've been really splitting hairs and the decision they said well you know it could be imposed but this other assurance that you can go surface sentence and eventually it be applies for it in Australia that you know that this death penalty threat is against the spirit of that assurance so this was Ben Watson Casey trying to argue but the judges didn't really wear that they said well maybe that would stop a death penalty from being carried out but it certainly wouldn't stop the threat of a death penalty being imposed now go figure the difference between the two but they really they're really sticking on well I mean it's usually a blanket decision of black and white matter of law there's a threat if there's even a threat of the death penalty being imposed Britain does not extradite and right exactly listen Kathy before you leave us today I mean given your knowledge and understanding of this case and what you've witnessed first hand any idea what may be the outcome over the next couple of weeks well I think that the US may have a go at giving assurances if they don't give assurances then Julian's appeal goes ahead we don't know when that will be but if they do give assurances then both parties see that's the other thing the defence because of the timing of the previous assurances they never got to challenge them in court but that has changed now and that's probably because of a decision a a a versus the home secretary and that's to do with the deportation of those refugees to Rwanda that the home secretary it's not home secretary's business to to tell everybody if a country is safe that must be right in court and so even though it's not being explicitly stated it seems to be that that's what is happening so they will have a debate about it that they're both sides are invited to make submissions but that would mainly be from the defense and the defense will surely find problems with these promises promises that's it let's indeed hope so Kathy come back and join me please over the next few weeks when we get the the verdict the outcome of this and what American do really appreciate your input on this issue it's so vital that we keep the the heat on this situation everybody this is Kathy Vogan she is from consortium news and she's been giving us a brilliant insight on what has been happening throughout these various trials to do with junior Nassange will be right back


Welcome back to the channel everybody. Hey Welcome to Guggen HQ Starting out the day right here. Actually my day started off really early. I was on the water Doing doing some filming this morning doing a lot of stuff this week. This is a this is a big week for fishing Big week for Guggen HQ big week for Guggen squad big way for Guggen Bates It's just glowing green around here y'all we have a lot of new products launching during the course of the summer and a couple things that are launching this week are the Lunker logs which if you if you've watched my live stream I kind of talked about that a little bit, but the Lunker log and The rattling Ned's you want to see him? Oh come in here. I'll show you guys what's going on with these There they are y'all check them check them out Look at aren't they delicious looking tags? No We're actually getting the store prepped and ready for all the new products that are coming in This entire wall while I was gone in the Caymans has been slate walled slat walled. However, you want to say it So a whole new area of store store space has been created for our plastics So if you come up here right now When you're watching this video this whole wall will be filled because we actually have been eat a bugs coming in as Well a limited quantity limited quantity. That's been our most popular bait so far. So those are coming, but Just know that wall is being prepped and then I also have the actual baits Don't worry. I barely have any myself because we've been just trying to get them into production and now they're finally here So maybe I could take a couple but Why bam? One of the best colors of all time green pump right here. We got it.  This has been my Favorite I was actually using this color a lot when I was up at a broken boat Lake That was catching them really good. We also have some clear water colors like Cinnamon and this is that this is a seven inch or I'm sorry six inch six inch and a five inch So why bam those two right there baby bass? I'm not a big Ned Rick person being in Texas. I don't fish them a whole lot, but they are Really nasty on small mouth or really nasty in clear water Anytime you have finicky fish.  These are really good wide gap finesse hooks So you can wacky rig the logs and then they have these deadbolt Mushroom head jigs. So this would be on the Ned. This is what she would use on the Ned rig One aunt two pack they come in. I mean y'all that's that's kind of I have these in my taco box somewhere But I don't break them out very much probably not as much as I should because I'm just not a big finesse fisherman And right now I'm getting some gear prepped and ready to go out and fish some of these baits We've I've kind of showed them on my channel.  So that'll be me and John We're getting ready. So I'm gonna get get some line get some things prepped And then I need to get my own little tackle tackle cave pop it so the last time I left I had had my wood shop kind of set up starting to get something set up now It's time to set up my tackle board in there LFG wood shop and dangle supply wait LFG Woodworks and dangle supply. I like that a lot better. Yeah, that's in the works right now So I got to get back to the crib and get that popping woodworks and about to be Dangle supply over here. Here's what's going on This board over here. That's eight foot. I've got another seven foot on this side to work with I'm just gonna back them right up against each other at each other This is going to be basically all fishing stuff and then down below. I'm building another table. It's gonna be storage I just kind of came up with this design. It seems to work. You do have to have some heavy-duty wall Well, they're really just like large cabinet screws and I'll show you guys what I'm using to really attach those on But that's just really cheap Not plywood but corrugated What do you call it pegboard from home depot that I got it's the cheaper stuff I know they have a couple different versions that that's the cheaper stuff And then those are some cheap old pine one by threes that are behind and they're they're stuck together I basically built the frame of the board because you need a little bit of space behind there to put the hangers And I got like some of the cheapest hangers You can get off Amazon for the pegboard they go in there good. It's already working good on the wood side We just need to move over here and get it on the dangles side So we'll cut those one by threes to seven foot then I'll cut them at 45 degree angles So they come together nice and square and we'll put some wood glue on there some finishing nails And then we'll attach it to the On my chop saw I'm using what's called a Craig J It's the most simple easiest Effective way same size boards to each other and it's really easy on corners So I'm using that and I'm using a inch and a quarter screw on there again This is three-quarter inch thick wood and it literally tells you right on the on the jig what to use And then I'm just taking a finishing nail going on one other side just to kind of Finish off the connection So it's got like a firm solid connection in the corner and instead of doing two of those Craig screws Because this is not very thick material. Just put a finishing nail on there. So it doesn't shift That's it. So now that we have our two frames made Well, bam that one looks better and it's straighter wood. So that's gonna be at the top I'm gonna take the pegboard I'm gonna lay it on top of the one that's already on the ground inside of the garage And then I'm gonna lay this one on top get it all straight put wood glue in there With the nail gun and then that's gonna compress that seal together Let it dry about an hour maybe more and then it is going up on the wall with some special Big cabinet screws that I've got Look who's come to greet me Been taking a very long nap. It's five o'clock.  Yeah, exactly It's exactly what I'm doing. So you caught me right in the middle of I'm about to break out the track saw and Cut that pegboard up get it just so with the big picture frame over here as you call it What would be our family photo that you would put in something so massive what would it be? It'd have to be like if you had a family of 50 people in my favorite moment would be you getting bit by the stingray That would be that would go in there really you put that you plaster that on the wall Terror and fun all at the same time. All right. Well, we're about starting on some dinner. Okay. Well, I'm gonna start on some awesomeness ready Break oh Sorry left you hanging left you hanging Call the track saw and I'd like to call the poor man's table saw You know, you got to work on the ground with it It's it's still pretty pricey, but it's not as expensive as a table saw and you can get a lot done with it So anytime you need to make long straight cuts or long angled cuts You can get it done with that tracks off glue and nails is watching here. She's very close to walking y'all Stay tuned on the lake life family channel link down below. I need to call in big guns OSG for this one So, babe, I think I actually need you to if you can hold up like Both sides like this, but you're gonna be able to put your feet underneath you Doos the 14 year old middle school orbs. That's right. That's right gauge But I think right here Ah flex that back pop those lats Here she goes, but but but that's it right there. That's it right there. I need you to hold Like the world is on your shoulders. I have to do it's not exactly an awesome Needless our house as the ceiling is lower over there So I can't really push it up anymore, and I don't want it all the way up to the ceiling And it's good over there on that side. So I think we're going to leave it as it is You were engaged I got my workout my pump session for today. It's not bad. It's gonna stay where it is Especially using these screws y'all these are serious I know some y'all probably want to know what these are. These are there's a quarter inch diameter four inch Screws and some people call these cabinet screws. I think they're also called powerhead screws Okay, if we focus in here, you can basically see that that is flat and what that does is it really? Puts all the way It's like a 90 degree angle when you're when you're hanging cabinetry or anything really heavy You want to use a screw like this? So anyway, I'm gonna screw in more of those into the studs And then this thing is gonna be up and ready for pigs The dangle supply. I know it's sad. This is literally all the packaged Gouged baits I have right now and All the crankbaits I had are Currently being used and a lot of different product shoots and they got divided and everything between all of us and we Lost a bunch on rocks and people's fishing line Trees whatnot. So the dangle board is a little lackluster right now. Don't worry It's just in the beginning phases and I just got it up any you I want to thank you guys for tuning in today I've got a lot more work to do In the cave here. I'm finished with the boards tables going here And I've got a whole another barnwood barnwood bar going in over there on that side and then Lighting because this lighting sucks and I think to finish it off We're gonna get one of you amazing fishing freaks out there that does great work with either wood or metal signs to do Lfg woodworks and dangle supply across the top there I think that'll look really cool. Also big news on merch stuff y'all If any of you are I've been looking for the merch or wondering where My merch site has gone. It's all moving to Guggen squad calm currently and we're working on a lot of new designs For everybody so a central location where y'all can shop all of our merch For everybody in the Guggen squad including myself, and we're just gonna be pumping out a lot more Designs got a lot more fishing coming up this week. So subscribe so you don't miss a single hook set and Sniff and I will see y'all right back here on the next day


Hi guys, welcome back to my channel. Today is going to be super fun because we are seeing how much revenue I made from my highest viewed video, which received, now we're currently at 1.6 million views. So thank you guys so much. In that video I stated I was going to donate a portion of that to whole international adoption agency and Sherry also wants me to do an email to say like, hey, I did a video and about these people. Just so they know who it's from and why. Yeah, okay.  Before we get into this video, I wanted to ask Sherry, are you offended that I call you by your first name instead of like mom, mama?   Sherry. Sherry, different things. So I don't, to me it's not a big deal because in my family, my mom and my grandma always work together in a family owned business and my mom always called my grandma by her first name. So to me, that's not too unusual to do that and Alex went to work with her mom for many years. So do you want with Valerie? And so everybody was calling Valerie Valerie. So that's kind of where it started but I didn't see any difference in it to me. It's just a name, if she calls me Sherry to me it is just as meaningful as if she said, my darling loving mother. So to me it doesn't matter. Some people are like kind of offended or confused. Yeah, I know, I'm like, oh whatever. So anyway, let's get on to what it looks like. All right, so you're gonna go here to my channel, YouTube studio, and then we're gonna go to analytics, revenue, and then we're gonna go, I think I'm just gonna click this one. So the total reach was again, 1.6 million views and then I gained 16,000 subscribers and then my estimated revenue was $3,263.57. That's amazing. That's insane. All right, hold on, I'm gonna just screenshot this. So I'm gonna give $300 to Holt and I'm just gonna do that right now, so let's go. 300. I'm sure Holt will be very happy with whatever you donate. My email, I love how it just like fills in everything. Oh, see, here's a comment section. Oh, okay. So what should I say? I am a China adoptee. Adoptee through Holt. And I recently made a video, YouTube video. YouTube video about a family that had a disruption, an adoption disruption. What is called adoption disruption? From that video, I gained a bigger following and this donation is a... Is a thank you maybe? Is a thank you. So now I just need to get my card. Okay, I know they're kind of struggling right now with the pandemic and everything. Oh, also the link will be down below to donate if you see this audio. Oh my gosh, that's so nice. What does it say, thank you? Yeah, okay, hold on. Okay, thank you for giving to children with the critical life-threatening needs. We have received your gift and are proceeding it now. It can go to work as soon as possible, bringing emergency food, safety and personalized help to the children who need it most. Oh, and it actually says up there like how much I donated in the URL. So you're looking at it right now. If you look up into the search bar in the URL, it says $300. How much? Yeah, there we go. Does it say every day more and more children are coming to us in desperate need, give an emergency coronavirus response gift to help a child? Oh, okay, so they're having a lot of problems because of the coronavirus too. Yeah, well also in other countries, you know. Yeah, yeah, then they do all over the world. So didn't I say it was going to special needs? Which would make sense since all of this was prompted by the Huxley adoption, right? So that would make sense. Okay, so Sharon, we're talking and she was like, this should be on the video. And I'm like, yeah. Not that I'm trying to direct or anything, but no, I just wanted to say that that makes me very proud of you. Thanks. That you would want to give money to Holt. Yeah, well I've been wanting to donate to them, but I haven't had, like I've been very blessed in my life where I have had like opportunities, I have had income, but just not as much. And it's not been like steady, steady, you know? And I just, yeah, I don't know. I think that's very commendable that when you did have the money. Yeah, and that just like fell like right then and there and thank you YouTube algorithm and thank you for just like clicking on the video because that really helps. So anyway, I hope you guys enjoyed this little segment of my video on to what we film next. Okay. Hi guys, welcome to this portion of the video. I'm actually in my pajamas right now because I'm going to start filming my try-on haul. If you haven't seen this video, it'll already be up, but I have tons of clothes here that I'm gonna try on and show you guys. Here's a little peek of the clothing items. This is like totally not my style, but like I was thinking about TikTok outfits. So I chose this.  I don't have sweatpants, like just plain black ones. So I was like, oh, these will come in handy. Like when I do start going to the gym or whatever. And then this bathing suit, super cute. This is a two-piece, I'm excited slash nervous about what this is gonna look like. We have this little outfit here. I don't wanna give like too much away, but then we have this little top here. Then we have a two-piece, that's super cute. I love the pattern. We have another bathing suit.  I got two new bathing suits, which is awesome. And also I wanted to mention that Zaffle sent me this stuff. So they did gift it to me, so I'm very thankful. But this isn't like the video that's like dedicated to this. I'm just showing you guys cause I'm getting ready to film. So I guess it's kind of behind the scenes. And then this is another two-piece. So I'm super excited to try this. I need to make my bed. I still don't know where I'm gonna film this. I really wanted to film like outside in front of like our garage door because I don't know, it's just like a cool clean background, but this is a lot of outfits. So I still haven't made up my mind yet. I'm just like gonna wing it cause I have like different visions in my head of like how I want the video to go. And I also wanna film a video for Instagram. Yeah, like I don't really know what's gonna be up with this. I'll keep you posted. I'll actually know cause I'm gonna be using this camera. So I won't keep you posted.  It should already be up by now. So I'm gonna put a different memory card, SD card in this camera. I have like a good amount of SD cards but it helps keep me organized just because I have a really bad habit of like deleting everything because everything's really unorganized when like you put it into the computer and stuff. So all right, I'm just gonna stop talking now cause this is getting into a rant slash a ramble. Okay, yeah, onto whatever I film next. I just wanna show you guys some of the cute outfits cause I'm excited. Okay, so I just got done filming everything. I put everything on. I really, okay. I just used this as my background pretty much for the try on haul because it is way too hot out there. I did take a few pictures in my favorite outfit. If you wanna see that, check out my Instagram. Yeah, I took some pictures with my favorite outfit outside and I couldn't even last in that. So I was like, all right, good thing. I just, I stayed inside. Sorry guys. I am rocking this look. Yeah. This is my pajama bottoms life of a YouTuber. You can just wear whatever bottoms you want to. And then this top, I freaking am obsessed with this. It's so cute. It like shows the good part of my stomach, you know? And then it has these like puffy sleeves. I love puffy sleeves as you guys know. I can wear bra with it. It's not like you have to go bra-less or anything. And it's just so cute. So anyway, yeah, this is my crazy looking outfit we got going on here. I think I'm gonna eat lunch now. I'm gonna have the three protein mixed grill. I, oh, I need to plug in my refrigerator. All right, so I always unplug my refrigerator because you can hear it start as you guys can hear now. And when I'm filming a video, I hate it when it does that. And you guys don't understand, I almost always forget to plug in my refrigerator. It's really bad. Like pretty much every week because, well, no, I don't let it go like so long, like every week without being, with it not being plugged it does go unplugged for quite a while because when I film a video, I always have to turn it off. And then I forget, good thing I remembered this time. But I have my meal right here. If you guys haven't seen my fit life foods video, I'll link it down below because I worked really hard on that. Sorry for your stuff, Valerie's watching the news. But anyway, I'm gonna have lunch now. Almost forgot to vlog food, but here is my three protein mixed grill and also have a water here in my health-ish water bottle. Okay, so we are watching Shit's Creek, such a good show, highly recommended, it's on Netflix. And then I'm also having some salad and turkey for dinner. I just thought I would update the vlog a little bit. Okay, so adding on to this video, me and mother, I don't know if this is too bright or not. I have sunglasses on, so we'll just tone that down a little bit. But Sherry and I are going to Panera. What else is new? I feel like this vlog is just like all over the place, but you know, that's kind of my life right now. Anyway, I just wanted to show you my outfit because I love this outfit. This is probably my favorite outfit. So I'm wearing this brown, orange-ish top with my white shorts. I love these things and my white Keds, yes. I did in fact find the Keds. I'm very happy with this look. There's Sherry back there. It's nice, hi. I'm not stylish today. Oh, well, I don't go out of the house that much. So that's why I was like, oh, put on a cute outfit, you know? Okay, so for lunch, having the usual, the grilled chicken skewer salad with some macaroni and cheese. We got chips instead. And Sherry got her Greek salad with her tortilla soup. I feel like we get the same thing every time.  I hope you guys enjoyed it. Make sure to give it a thumbs up. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel and I'll see you guys in my next video. Bye.


Penguin Presents Play To Kill by P. J. Tracy Red by Sarah Borges Prologue From top to bottom and everywhere in between, Minnesota was a bleak and frigid place in January whether you were shivering on a blizzard-swept western prairie or paralyzed under a foot of snow smack in the middle of Minneapolis. But there was no greater sense of winter desolation than on the north shore of Lake Superior where the big water that looked like an ocean was forever pushing enormous blocks of sharded ice against one shore or another. The past two weeks had been particularly cruel to the lake. A parade of low pressure systems had stalled, battling each other for command of the winds, freezing the great body of water almost to the horizon line. It was profoundly disturbing to see something so powerful completely subdued, like King Kong and Chains on a Broadway stage. Randy Coulter had a lot of empathy for the lake because he knew what it felt like to be the helpless victim of a greater force. Trapped by circumstances he was powerless to change. But that was the old Randy. The new improved Randy finally had the power to make things happen. And if he could muster the guts he'd make something happen to-day. The trail on the edge of the cliff provided spectacular winterscape views for the snowshoers and cross-country skiers who frequented the winter resorts along the shore. And their numbers were legion in the week between Christmas and New Year's. City dwellers accustomed to the protective environment of crosswalks and guardrails flocked to the north in a foolish fit of adventure where you actually had to rely on your own good sense instead of the nanny state to keep you safe. Randy slipped out of his snowshoes and off the groomed trail, testing each step toward the edge of the cliff with a pole to make sure there was frozen earth beneath the windswept snow. The closer he got to the lip of eternity, the colder the wind that blew on his face. He began to despair, thinking that no would-be athlete would venture out on such a day when the barometer rose and the temperatures plummeted.  And Randy would be the only soul to see this cliff today. He had to drop to the snow on his stomach to safely examine the magnificent sight over fifty feet below him. The shoreline bristled with stalagmites of frozen water that vaulted upward from the shore like monstrous icy teeth, just waiting for something substantial to gnaw on. Beautiful, he whispered. Hey, you OK? Randy nearly tumbled over the edge at the sound of a male voice behind him and then looked over his shoulder and saw everything he would never be. From the logo on his Gore-Tec suit he knew immediately that the man drove a foreign sports car and had left a probably augmented blonde woman back in his cabin. And for a moment he felt himself shrink away, curl inside himself, until he remembered the power. Thank God! he said, and the man's waxed brows moved into a frown. Are you hurt, buddy? How can I help? Randy closed his eyes. I think there's a body down there. He whispered, rising to his feet. I didn't know what to do. You're kidding. No, really. Jesus Christ! Do you have a cell phone? Sure. Let me get a look first. OK, but be careful. It's a little slick out here near the edge. The man removed his snowshoes, moved cautiously toward the edge and peered over. I don't see anything. You have to come further this way. Those icy spikes block the view. Oh, man, this is horrible. I've never seen anything like this. Randy felt the man's hand come down firmly on his shoulder. Oddly, he found the touch comforting. Take it easy, buddy. Just relax. Take a breath. It's down there. Randy didn't have to fake the tears. They came on their own. And he couldn't imagine why. Right, down there. He pointed, and when the man leaned forward to follow his finger, Randy locked his knees and braced his legs and pushed against the man's back with all the strength he had. The wind carried away the prolonged scream as Randy just stood there, looking out toward the horizon. Sample complete. Ready to continue?


People look at stories through different lenses. I have my own take on some of these trending issues. Hi, I'm Mariah Ram-Harak and welcome to In Case You Missed It. Talk to me about the work, the hard work, that goes into getting a team ready for a major squash competition. If you look at our senior team, it's those same juniors who've now trickled into the senior team that have brought that success to the new category that they've entered. So when you see names like Alex Arjun, Jisnery Khalil, Mary, Mary Famafad, Ashid Khalil, Ashid Grooth, these are all names that you have seen in the junior program in that 12-year sweep.


I'm not sure how much I've been exposed to AI over the years, I mean much of it is hidden to me. I don't really see or recognize when it's operating around me, I mean I know it's there, it's operating in the background, unseen, unknown, but I was never really conscious of it, I never really took note of it and I knew it was there and I was accepted that it was there and that it was something that was going to help me and help everyone in making their life more efficient, more useful, more productive. But recently there was this kind of bombardment of videos, essays, podcasts, all talking about this new phenomenon, chat, GPT and from what I was hearing it was actually quite exciting what this AI could do, so I thought I'd check it out. Being an aspiring YouTube content creator I thought I'd ask it to write the video essay for one of my upcoming videos, so I thought to myself should I ask it one question or should I break it down and get a lot more detail in my questions and a lot more accuracy in terms of its potential response. I went with the second option and I asked it the seven questions and for each question it would provide me with a short 80 to 100 word paragraph. Now what were the results? It was a cocktail of emotion. It was fear, it was excitement, it was confusion. Every single positive and negative reaction went through me. Here I was asking seven questions and I got a 700 word essay in five minutes. What would have typically taken me eight hours to write and rewrite and fine tune and re-edit in five minutes. And I thought to myself what am I doing? Is content creation even going to be a thing for individuals to do? Right then and there I thought about shutting shop and just ending it. And you know after the excitement I kind of put together all of these paragraphs that the AI had generated for me and I started going through it. And let me just be clear, I mean I did go through it the first time and I was just caught with the excitement and the fears that was associated with something so new and so mind-boggling that I really didn't get to grips with the actual content. And here's what I discovered. AI had wonderful things to offer but at the same time had so many limits. I mean obviously we're seeing now, we're seeing a major leap in what AI can do. But the more you go in detail and the more you kind of review the output you discover that a lot is still missing. I realized that I was the one asking those seven questions not AI. I was the one directing those seven questions in a sequential manner. Okay you'd say to me well you can ask AI to list seven questions for you pertaining to a certain subject matter and then following that ask it to generate paragraphs for each and every question. Yet still the initial step was not AI related. Number two is the quality of the output that's lacking. I mean it's great but it's nowhere near the quality and complexity of what I would have generated had I spent that full day on writing my version of the essay. The other element that's missing as well is that there's no cognitive understanding by the AI really of what it's saying. I mean from a first read you might look and you might think oh wow this is fantastic stuff but actually there's substantial repetition. Repetition of ideas repetition of words and that shows maybe it's limitation it's temporal limitation that might change with the next iterations of this intelligence but still today it is lacking along those lines. The fourth element or the fourth observation is towards feeling the emotion of the writing. There is none there is no emotion there is no shift of mood there's no shift of feeling as someone who likes to instill feeling or humor or any type of emotion within the writing it doesn't exist within AI. So these brief four points gave me hope. Some of them maybe two of them will be resolved within the next year two three I don't know but they will be resolved because I think as AI develops and becomes more intelligent it'll be able to manage these gaps in its output. But two fundamental elements I don't see being addressed for a while. Now I'm not into AI I don't really understand a lot of the mechanics but those two elements have nothing to do with mechanics. Number one is the spark. Who initiates anything and AI doesn't initiate anything it has to be told to do something and it has to be channeled in order to do that thing and for a better output you need more channeling you need more fine-tuning and at the end of the day to get something of the same quality that you generate independently you might have spent your own time doing it as opposed to going through a gazillion iterations with AI that's number one number two is the emotional journey that is taken by any creator whether it's an artist it's a writer it's a musician it's a filmmaker there is no emotion attached to the output so far and I think those two things give us hope not just hope but they give us comfort in the fact that there are elements that today in the foreseeable future will not be answered by AI now again I don't know what's gonna happen in ten years but today I don't think that's going to be a reality that we have to deal with very soon and that gives me comfort and it gives me joy and it gives me an answer that I'm not gonna be replaced by AI thank you


It's that time of year again. Everybody loves these videos. We are going to be going over the top 10 health degrees. Now, last year I got a lot of really good feedback on the video, but people in the comments section did say that I missed out on some of the health degrees and health careers that they were interested in. And so I tried to include as many as possible in this year's list. And so yes, there will be quite a few new ones on this year's list that I didn't include last year. And of course, if you are interested in a healthcare degree or a healthcare career, this should be a fantastic video for you to watch to have reference to a bunch of different careers that you might be interested in. But with that being said, gently tap the like button, hit that subscribe button and ring the notification bell and let's get right into it. Number 10 on the list is going to be podiatrists. So this is basically one that I did not go over last year, but podiatrists make about $134,000 a year. However, they're growing at about 2%, which is slower than average. And that's according to BLS, the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But according to glassdoor.com, they make about 117,000 a year. Now this is a pretty good one, but the reason it wasn't higher on the list is because you have to do four years of undergrad, four years of grad school, and then a three year residency. So that is a very, very long time.  And a podiatrist is basically somebody who is an expert on everything related to the foot, ankle and lower leg. So if that's something you're interested in, you should definitely give this one a look. Number nine on the list is going to be a doctor of nursing practice. So this is basically one where you would get your doctorate in order to become a nurse practitioner. Now, according to BLS, nurse practitioners make about $117,000 a year, and they're growing at an absolutely ridiculous 45%. To put that in perspective, four to 5% is average. So it's basically 10 times faster than average. According to glassdoor, they make about $121,000 a year. And this is a great career overall. Basically you can do almost all the things that a doctor can do. You can prescribe, diagnose, treat, but you don't have to go through as much schooling and residency as a medical doctor would. So usually in order to become a nurse practitioner, there's a lot of different programs and a lot of different time periods. And some are accelerated and some aren't, but basically you get your BSN, which is about four years. That's the bachelor of nursing, basically the basic nursing degree. And then on top of that, you do about three to six years of schooling. But to be honest with you, there's a lot of accelerated programs out there. You can get your BSN faster than four years. So overall you should be able to get it done in around eight years or so. Number eight on the list is going to be dentist. And you would get either a DDS or a DMD. DDS is doctor of dental surgery and DMD is doctor of dental medicine. This is another one that takes about eight years or so, but you make about $164,000 a year, which is great. And it's growing at about 8%. According to glassdoor, you make around the same $166,000. So this is one where there's a ton of investment upfront. You're likely going to go deep into student loan debt. And then on top of that, if you want to start your own practice, which many people do, you're going to have to take out a big loan for that. So you might end up being a million dollars in debt, but you should make enough money to be able to pay it off. But me personally, what I recommend for most people is I don't really prefer degrees like that just because you're putting off, you know, securing the bag for so long that sometimes it just doesn't work out. There's a lot of other things that can happen and sometimes things don't go to plan. Number seven on the list is going to be optometrist. And this is basically somebody who is an expert of many things that have to do with the eye, but they specialize in basically helping people with their eye glasses as well as contacts. This is another one that takes about eight years or so, and you can expect to make about $118,000 a year. And it's growing at about 9% over the next 10 years. Glassdoor is pretty much in line with that. They say you make about 121,000 a year. Now, this is the one that I didn't rank as high last year, but after some people left really insightful comments and I did some research on it, I realized that I think BLS is a little bit off on this one.  And the reason for that is because people's eyesight is rapidly deteriorating because we're spending like 11 hours a day looking at phones, TV screens, computer screens, tablets, et cetera. And so more and more people are going to need contacts and glasses. Number six on the list is going to be radiation therapist. And this is one that's great because it's not a doctoral degree. This one you can get into in about two to three years. And this is where you use radiation or X-ray generally to treat cancer. So really tough job. But if you look at the meaning score, it's actually extremely high. One of the highest meaning scores out there. I believe it's in the high 80s. So people do tend to find meaning in their job long term, which tends to correlate with you being happy over the long run. Now, you should expect to make around $86,000 a year, and it's growing at about 9%. 86,000 is absolutely ridiculous for an associate level degree. And Glassdoor says about the same, a little bit less, of around 79,000 per year. Next one on the list, number five is going to be a doctor of osteopathic medicine. Now, this is pretty interesting because a lot of people don't even know that this one exists. So a doctor of osteopathic medicine and a medical doctor MD, they are technically a little bit different right now, but they're merging them over the next five to 10 years. So there's basically going to be no difference whatsoever. However, realistically speaking, right now, it's easier to get into DO school than it is to get into MD school. And on top of that, if you look at different websites, they generally make less money. It's also a little bit harder to get placed into the residencies that you want to get into. So there is pluses and minuses to either one. But with that being said, you can expect to make over $208,000 a year. They make so much that the system that shows how much different professions make is kind of like broken on BLS. And so they don't say exactly how much it is. They just say over 208,000. I can tell you, I've done extensive research on this. It's probably going to be more in the 300 to $400,000 range. And if you go into certain specialties, you can make up to like 700, 800,000 a year. And it's growing at about 3%, which is a little bit slower than average. Now, number four on the list, you know, they're basically the same thing, but this one's maybe slightly better is going to be medical doctor.  And then you might even do a fellowship after that, depending on the specialty that you go into. So depending on what you go into, you could be spending 11 to 20 years in school as well as residency. So you could actually spend more time doing schooling and residency than you did going to school when you were a kid. Think about it. Number three on the list is going to be one that you can get into in a little bit less time, and that is going to be nursing. So in this particular case, we are talking about a BSN or Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and you would get this in order to become a registered nurse.  I don't know if I need to explain that one. But they make around $75,000 a year and they're growing at 9 percent, which is as fast as average. However, there's three million jobs available. So whenever you see a ridiculous amount of jobs available, you know, the job outlook, the 9 percent is a lot more impressive just because of the fact that there's going to be a lot more opportunities for you. There's a lot more different specialties and there's going to be a lot more turnover. So yeah, really fantastic degree, really fantastic career. I will say that nurses and I guess health care degrees and health care careers in general, you are going to be pretty busy. You're almost always going to be understaffed, overworked. Sometimes people don't appreciate you because they're having a really bad day, maybe the worst day of their life. So you do have to have thick skin. There are some unique things about health care that are probably way different than any other type of career. But with that being said, nurse can be a fantastic one. The next one is also a nursing degree. And that is a nurse practitioner at the master's level, right? So this is the most common type of nurse practitioner. The DNP, the one we talked about before is a lot more rare, but you still make really good money as a nurse practitioner with just a master's. And you can do a lot of the same things that a DNP can do. So according to BLS, the statistics are the same.  But of course, DNPs would likely make more money. But yeah, 117,000, according to BLS, 45 percent growth and 121,000, according to Glassdoor.com. And the number one on the list after doing extensive research, looking at so many different factors and there's just no way I could list all of them in this video is going to be physician associate. And by the way, this used to be known as physician assistant, but they just recently changed it to physician associate. BLS still has it listed as physician assistant, though, and they make about one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars a year. And it's growing at an absolutely ridiculous thirty one percent. Now, this is another one where you'll likely get your undergraduate degree, get your bachelor's and then you'll take around two years or so to become a PA. So overall, it's going to be about six years to get this degree. And this is one where you can also prescribe and diagnose, but you have to be under the supervision of a doctor. The reason I rank this one just a little bit ahead of nurse practitioner. And honestly, it could go either way. They're both fantastic is because of the fact that, in my opinion, it's a little bit more flexible. I personally know people who have worked in two or three different specialties at once. And if you compare this to medical doctor, once you choose a residency in one specialty, if you want to switch specialties, you have to do another residency. Whereas with PA, it's relatively easy to switch specialties. And so this gives you an added level of flexibility that a lot of other medical related careers just don't have. But yeah, really good choice for the right person. Hope you enjoyed the video. Check out my other videos right here. I made them just for you. Go ahead. Gently tap that like button, hit the subscribe button and ring the notification bell. Comment down below any thoughts, comments, criticisms that you have on the video. And I will see you next time.


writing different legends, but really, it's God's companies that have made significant impact with us. And safety is actually about bringing people to your side. And please tell us about your relationship between the like-minded and people-to-be. But really, the point is not to list about their surgical approach, which has been on a sort of many, many basis. So that problem-solving, and the kind specific companies to treat, and one of those is a place to send things into a kind of a one-to-patter scene that's standing out in the center of the town. To really, I guess, treat it in a way to believe what it seems to be kind of changing at the right time. Then you might figure out which specific case or common basis, what it's going to sound like. So first, let's do it to believe both the widgets, maybe a bigger pair, and pass those to me. But also, because you can help to understand the business, whatever it is that you want. If anyone hasn't been in a fight, I've already exposed the answers now that they've asked for a good use of all the data. And it can be kind of sufficient money out of their plans to really help them understand that many of them are the business and business that's coming back to the next step in our process. And for a site that's highly intellectual, I've definitely been allowed to do a good place to start. So you can see here, we've gone to the page column, and we'll do some of it. So ready to take a few, there's a secondary method that we can sort of really base on the wisdom to that performance. So in this case, even at home page, isn't the same as the other side, that's definitely where it's helpful to break that down into two separate categories. The second one being CSS, CSS, or MSDSS, if you believe in those cases, it would be nice. So maybe it's kind of interesting as what it's asked of you. So everybody here, it's a feature, it gives you a lot of great information. And one of the things I like about this is actually at the end, if you need to try it out, you're going to put it at the top, it's just some high-level information around how you sort of, yes or no, it's a great amount of information. It gives you lots of different metrics that sort of break down that end. And then also you need this nice one for people. Not only the case, though, but all the different requests that you can go through request the individualized ones. And that sort of puts them in the way of, as you say, if you are interested in those individual requests, that does also give you a lot of time to do it. But really back to our two sessions. So you could highlight all those on-site assets, say, again, our percentage of images, and then what's left for data-severing assets. But if you go back to that conversation, you can see that it really nicely visualizes the way it has been. So we select all of that data for each of the key metrics on the consumerized level, there at first, but if you need to go deeper and get even more data, there's some tools here I got it. If you look at it the same here, you can see that our priority time is here. And mostly we do specific recommendations that are sort of the same ones. So if you recently deployed a code control, you can see it's not aligned with where the system comes from. But then, you know, per way around, you can also have one particular function on the second key, there's a customizer that seems to be, you can see that it's on the consumerized level. Obviously, the load of the particular loading is from the stored data source and passing that locally and sorting it out of your own size, as well as using that for speed. I see one mention of this one, but you can see it in the big type, it can be valuable in terms of making sure it's done with data as well, just as well, kind of gotten to where it was. One thing that really is the statistics model of the comparison is that they need to use a code control as accessible as possible. But they don't get any ideas. Then, of course, the browser could download all of them, just open it as the speed and size, which is actually kind of my advantage. I've been really getting almost like an SEO plan for this stuff. The ability to really tailor the size of those images. So talking about those third-party apps, you can see here we've got different moves, just the process. So we've got the actual pieces that were on the site or from the site or based on the browser, and they're not going to be only the center, and I think that's right, because they're not going to be there anymore. Then we've got the parameters on this can be. So the recommendation was good to read. I don't think you'd expect them in what kind of income you expect it to make. I remember it goes on that way. I hope you haven't maybe seen this as a way to validate your convention. We saw a very different point, which is that it's going to make sure that that's the one sign on. And I understand that this can give you a right-hand space on that sort of thing, but this is still close. And I did a shout-out to the second-hand manager, who wrote a story on the website and made some tips on how to get the exact percentage of the business that needs to be done, but it might be good to get that make it faster.


I'm Zeke and welcome to the dream green show. In this episode, I'm going to be showing you guys what stocks and what options I'm going to be buying for the month of September 2022. So make sure you stick that through the entire video so you don't miss out on any crucial information. Welcome back dreamers. Here we are on the first stock. I'm going to be dollar cost averaging and I buy at least one share of apple a week.  I love dollar costing to apple because over the last five years, you can't compare anything to this type of growth. Even over the last year when the market had a big pullback, a lot of companies are down 50, 60, 70%. Apple's up 10%. And with them being up, I actually think they're overvalued right now. So the second thing I'm going to show you guys of the options I've been playing on apple. So here's one option that I have on apple is they put this is me betting that the stock is going to go down. Right now I am up 53%. I am in profit $113. So this stock is, I mean, so this option current price is worth $3.25. There'll probably be even more if the market continues in the downtrend direction. I put in this option as a hedge against all of my apple shares inside my portfolio. So I will make money either way. If it goes up or goes down. But now that it's pulling back, it's a good time for me to dollar cost in on apple and to actually buy some puts on apple and make money while it's on the way down. Now this is how I found my options on apple. I love drawing support and resistance lines. In fact, we saw the apple option earlier this week inside of the discord I had posted last week and apple had pulled back and we had a 85% gain on that one. So as you guys can see, I draw out supporting resistance lines all the time. And I post them inside the discord right here. I had said that once apple break down below this support line, we will put in an option. So we have put in one option right here on apple. As soon as it broke down, it opened the market open up the next day to right here and we sold for 85% gain. And I also said inside the discord, if it breaks below this up trend line right here, that apple has been holding true for a while for quite a while. If it breaks below that, we'll buy another put on apple and broke down and we have bought right here in the very next two days apple has shot right back up. But as expected, once it broke that up trend line, we knew that was going to pull back a little bit and apple continued to pull back. And that is the option that we're up on 50% right now where it has shot up 200% in just one day. If you guys want to get those updates like that on apple, make sure that you click the link down in the comment section. It's going to be a pin comment that are taken to my Patreon. The Patreon are taken to my discord. Inside the discord, I post every single time I buy and sell stocks. I post my technical analysis. I post all of my option trades and we also have other pro day traders in there that post all of that options every single day. So if you want to be a part of a great community of traders just like you that want to be financially free, make sure that you check out that link down in the comment section. But here we are on Tesla. This is the second stock I'm going to be buying throughout the month of September. Tesla just had a three to one stock split. That means if the price was $900 for one share, that had a three to one. So for every one share you had of Tesla, now you got three shares worth of Tesla valued up to value to $300. If it was at $900, right? So you just divide the price in half. Now the reason I'm going to be investing to dollar cost averaging in on Tesla through the month of September is because usually when companies and technology companies have stock splits, they outperform the stock market by 6 to 12% over the following over the next calendar year. So here we are on Tesla. Right now I own 92 shares. So through the month of September, I'm going to try to pick up eight more shares of Tesla is going to be very expensive. But I want to try to pick up eight more shares of Tesla so I could have 100 shares. The reason I want 100 shares is for my next option strategy that I'm going to use on Tesla. We're going to sell options on Tesla. Now going to buy options, we're going to sell options on Tesla and you need 100 shares to do that. So my next thing I'm going to be doing in September is selling options on Tesla. Once I get eight shares. So if you want to sell an option, you want to hit trade, trade options. Let's go out to September 2nd and hit sale call. So you'll start off on buy call. You want to hit sale call. This is a selling option. So once we have 100 shares, we want to pick a price that we're comfortable selling 100 shares of Tesla with at a certain price. So let's say, hey, I'm comfortable selling Tesla at $300. So we're rolled up to $300. Right now it's $325. So that's $325 for every share. You multiply that by 100 shares right here. That's going to be $325. So if Tesla stays below $300, the market continues to pull back and Tesla stays below $300. $325 is going to be created, created into my account immediately. And I guess to keep my 100 shares. Now, Tesla do pull up to let's say $301. Now I'm forced to sell 100 shares of mine at $300. So I make the profit of what is at $285 right now all the way up to $300. And I guess to keep the $325 in credit that they put in my account immediately. So that is a win, win from me. So that is the second thing. That is the second option I'm going to be doing in the month of September is selling options on Tesla. This video is brought to you by Weeble. Sign up now by clicking the link down in the description to deposit any amount of money. You can deposit one penny if you want to and you receive up to 10 free stocks, value it up to $20,000. Those 10 free stocks, you could keep them inside the platform and decide to use it. Or you can sell those 10 free stocks and withdraw all of your money. It's literally free money guys to not miss out on that opportunity. Also, I'm going to leave a link in the description to MooMoo. With MooMoo, you deposit $100 and you can receive up to 13 free stocks, valued up to $30,000 with those free stocks. Once again, you could keep them or you could sell them, do what you want. It's free money. Do not miss out on that opportunity. But enough talking, let's go ahead and dive straight into this video. The next one is QYLD. This is a cover called ETL. Basically what I just explained, selling options is called the cover called strategy. And this is a company that do it for you. It's QYLD. Right now I have, how much I have 26 shares.  And right now I'm up to $463 in market value. And the reason I invest into them because they have a high dividend of 12.4%. The next company I'm going to be investing into in the month of September is Yeti. You guys know I've been talking about them lady. I've been waiting to pull the trigger. I have seven shares of Yeti down 16%. This would be a pretty decent time to dollar cost in on Yeti. Now that is at $38. But what interests me is the leap option on Yeti. So I do believe that Yeti would be above $38 two years from now. So the way that I want to do that is to put in a leap option on Yeti. So I do want to buy a couple of shares here and there through the month of September, not throwing a whole bunch of money. But when I am prepared to throw in a whole bunch of money, I'm going to do a leap option on Yeti. You want to hit trade, options and you want to go all the way out here. It goes January 19, 2024, about a year and a half from here. And then you want to buy a call and then we could pick the $40 call for 980 bucks right there. So the break even is $49. Yeti at one point was all the way up to $100. So if Yeti just pulls back up from $38 to at least $50, I will be in major profits when it comes on this leap option for Yeti. The next company is Prathin Gamble. Here we go over the last year. Once again, whereas the market continues to pull back, a lot of companies are down 40, 50, 60%. Prathin Gamble is only down 0.34%, not even a full percent. This company is a dividend king. That means they have been inside the S&P 500 and increased their dividends every single year for the last 50 years. That's longer than a lot of us have even been alive. So I do like to receive the dividend income from Prathin Gamble, but they have so many products inside of their portfolio that perform outstandingly well during a recession. So even if the market is in a bare bounce, where you bounce up, everybody thinks it's in a bull run, and then it's going to pull right back down. Even if it continues to pull back down, Prathin Gamble is one of those companies that thrive inside every session. So I have seven shares right now. I'm going to continue to dollar cost end on Prathin Gamble. Hopefully I can have 10 or more shares by the end of September. So here's a list.  Here's a quick list right here. You could go to their website if you wanted to check it out. That's why I love to have them inside of my portfolio. The next one you guys need, you don't have to pick this one, but that you guys need to find a utility company. This is not financial advice, by the way, but me personally, I would find another utility company, either water, gas, electricity, and the one that I love investing into is waste management. Here we go on waste management. Once again, they are actually thriving very well inside the recession over the last five years. This company only do one thing, but go up waste management. That's those big green trash trucks you guys see, the green and yellow ones, WM. I love investing into waste management. So I always try to dollar cost in on waste management. They rarely pull back. So when they do pull back, I like to pick up a share. But if they don't, I like to dollar cost in on waste management, no matter what. Because as you guys can see over the last five years, there's only gone up. So that's why I love investing into great utility companies. And the last one I'm going to bring you guys is Microsoft to consumer MSFT. Now the reason I'm going to be invested to Microsoft, because I've been missing out, I've known for a while now that Microsoft has had a multi-billion dollar buyback of their own shares in their company. So when companies buy back their shares out there, billions of dollars worth of their shares out there, then it's like supplying demand and let's say that's out there, the more valuable the shares that you have, that you have inside your portfolio come. So usually when a company have billion dollar buybacks, that stock goes up or outperform the market over the calendar year. I have not been dollar costing in on Microsoft. That is my fault. So I'm going to be buying more Microsoft through the month of September. Hopefully I'll be able to pick up one share of Microsoft to add to my portfolio because over the last five years, as you guys can see, this is a very dependable company. And I do not believe America could run without the company Microsoft. They are used inside every office, every building. You can't hide from them. And America cannot be ran without the company Microsoft. And there you go, guys. Those are the stocks I'm buying this month. Those are the options I'm putting on this month. If you have anything that you're investing into this month, please drop it down in the comment section. I love to see what stocks you're buying and drop in drop down while you're buying the stocks too. I would like to know as well. Maybe I'll do a video about it, but let me know what options, what stocks, what do you see going on in the market? Let me know down in the comment section. I absolutely love when you guys comment. Remember to go follow me on Instagram. I've been growing on Instagram lately and I'm going to be doing a lot more reels and a lot of cool content coming soon. So don't miss out on that. And if you want to get any live updates on when I buy and sell stocks, don't forget to join the Patreon down in the comment section. Pick up your free shares of Moomoo. Pick up your free shares of Weeble. Do not miss out on free money. You get the positive one penny and get up to 10 free stocks. Do not miss out on that, guys. It's free money. But other than that, I'm Zeke bringing you to During Green Show and I'm out. Peace.


I'm from Beijing. I came to Australia and really like it here. What I like best is the outdoors and the sunshine, you know coming from Western England the weather's pretty bad. I came from Mumbai to Australia to study. I'm a bit confused now because my friend told me I could stay here and work but I think my visa has expired. Well I've overstayed my visa and now my agent says a new application has been refused. Well the thing is I met an Aussie girl and we went up the coast to surf and while we were there my working holiday visa expired. I wasn't paying attention to be honest so now I'm not sure what to do. I know I've made a mistake but I don't know what to do. I can't go home but what if I stay here and get picked up by the police? I mean if I try to leave what will happen at the airport? Will they stop me? Will I be fined or put in jail? I feel very alone and nervous. Yeah sure I talk to people but I hear so many different things I don't know what the right information is. A friend told me not to worry that immigration has a service called the Community Status Resolution Service, the CSRS. He said not to wait, it's much better to go to immigration and talk to them as soon as I can. Yeah I was a bit scared to walk into an immigration office so I rang first. It was all anonymous which was a great help. The operator told me about the CSRS and how it helps people sort out their immigration problems and as I made a mistake before I didn't want to make it worse so I went in. They gave me a bridging visa until I had time to sort myself out. The CSRS officer explained more options and answered my questions. It really was a relief to get the right information about my situation. Now I need to decide what to do next. Yes it wasn't bad at all. The CSRS is helping me make arrangements to get home again. I'm so glad I finally went to see them. They listened to me and now I know what to do.