we will learn the partial oxidation method for hydrogen production. As the name suggests partial oxidation means substychometric amount of oxygen being reacting with the feedstock to produce the sin gas. Now the reason for this substychometric use of oxygen is that the complete oxidation can result into carbon dioxide and water and we will not be able to get the desired product which is hydrogen. The delta H value suggests that this is an exothermic reaction. The partial oxidation of hydrocarbon here in the reaction is mentioned for methane to produce sin gas is an exothermic reaction and this can occur in the presence of oxidant. It can be oxygen or air. This is faster than the steam methane reforming because the react operating conditions are very high temperatures and the reaction kinetics are favored under those conditions. The H2 by CO ratio which is obtained is 2 ideally it is 2 looking at the reaction however in real practice it lies somewhere around 1.6 to 1.8 which is less than SMR process. In SMR partially the hydrogen is coming from steam which is not the case here in partial oxidation. Carbon dioxide is released which is higher in amount and the method can be utilized wherein the requirement of H2 by CO ratio is lower. If the content required of hydrogen is lower in those processes it can be specifically used. Now the partial oxidation which is represented by POX can be either a non-catalytic process or it could be a catalytic one. In non-catalytic the reaction condition is such that the temperature operating temperature is high 1200 to 1500 degrees centigrade and the feedstock which is used can be any from gaseous to liquid to solid feedstock. So there is a fuel flexibility wherein any type of feedstock can be used. Generally in refineries where the bottom of the barrel fuels needs to be upgraded because they cannot be used because of the emission norms and they have high amounts of impurities like sulphur impurities or heavy metals or olefins as such they cannot be used as such. So they can be upgraded using this particular method. With the use of catalysis catalyst the operating temperature can be lowered down and this roughly lies in the range of 600 to 900 degrees centigrade. Usually lower hydrocarbons are used for catalytic process. Using with the non-catalytic partial oxidation name suggesting that catalyst is not used as such that temperature required will be higher. Now the fuel flexibility means natural gas which cannot be used using SMR process because there is a variety of hydrocarbons present in the gaseous form or because the content of sulphur is higher or liquid fuels like heavy residual oils or pet coke, coal all the feedstock can be upgraded can be used for hydrogen production using non-catalytic partial oxidation. Since there is no catalyst so the catalyst deactivation challenges or problems are not there. We can use either air or oxygen as the oxidant however that use will depend upon what is the reactivity of feedstock which is used. If the feedstock which is used is has a low reactivity oxygen would be preferred. Also it depends upon what is the end use application. If the end use application desires high purity of hydrogen in that case oxygen could be used as an oxidant. However if the end use application is wherein certain amount of nitrogen is acceptable like for ammonia production then air can be used as an oxidant. In that case the outlet hydrogen stream will have nitrogen which can be used directly for fertilizer industry. The operating conditions are 1200 to 1500 degrees centigrade temperature, a higher pressure of 50 to 80 bar at max to 80 bar. The H2 by CO ratio which we will obtain from partial oxidation that depends upon what is the composition of the feedstock which is used and also how much is the amount of steam which is added to the process. There are two processes which are patented, Texaco, Syngas generation process and Shell gasification process however these are almost similar. The major difference lies in how the gas is being cooled, waste heat recovery unit as well as the design of the nozzle and the removal of soot. This particular method could be best suited when the end products of the refinery or the low value fuels needs to be upgraded and the process H2 by CO ratio since it is lower in this case. So, this Syngas can be used for fissure drop fuel synthesis or for methanol synthesis. There are large number of reactions that can occur in non-catalytic partial oxidation. The first one, this is hydrocarbon on partial oxidation giving Syngas. The first reaction is the partial oxidation reaction. Second one is also a partial oxidation reaction however if the fluid, if the fuel is contaminated with large quantities of sulphur, in that case under the reducing conditions it will form H2 S. Hydrocarbons, they can also undergo reforming to produce syngas. So, the third reaction is the reforming reaction, carbon dioxide which will be formed in the process can also react with the hydrocarbons to give syngas. So, this is the dry reforming process and these higher hydrocarbons under the conditions operating conditions can crack to give carbon, lower hydrocarbons and hydrogen. Besides these reactions the carbon which will be formed in the process can undergo partial oxidation to produce CO, it can undergo gasification to produce syngas and water gas shift reaction can take place in the non-catalytic partial oxidation process. To understand the entire process well, let us see the process flow. If oxygen is used as an oxidant in the process it has to be produced using an air separation unit wherein the atmospheric air could be used to separate out oxygen from the rest of the compounds, rest of the elements. Now this oxygen along with the feedstock and steam is used as the input for the partial oxidation reactor. If heavy oils, heavy residual oils they are used they needs to be preheated, they need to be atomized and then fed along with steam to the reactor along with oxygen. Here in this is a special reactor wherein the oxidation of the reactor feedstocks along with the oxidant takes place in the burner region followed by the rest of the reactions. So that operating condition inside the partial oxidation reactor we know it is high pressure and high temperature conditions which leads to metallurgical challenges and as such the vessel is a high pressure vessel which is a brick lined reactor. Once these reactions occur inside the partial oxidation reactor, syngas is formed and depending upon the feedstock there would be several particulate matter, soot will be formed in the reactor using steam that can be scrubbed off and that can be collected. So the waste water along with the soot could be recycled, the treated water can be again fed back to the partial oxidation reactor and the soot can again be fed back to the partial oxidation reactor. After the syngas is being produced by the process this is at a high temperature this needs to be cooled down before it enters into the shift reactor. So this temperature difference can be used for generating steam after it has been cooled in a syngas cooler the temperature of the syngas is about 340 degree centigrade and this can be fed to a carbon dioxide shift reactor wherein with the help of steam the carbon monoxide will react with steam to produce carbon dioxide and if the feedstock is rich in sulphur impurities then we will also have under the reducing conditions we have H2S. So both the acid gases needs to be cleaned, H2S and carbon dioxide these needs to be removed either in two step method or it could be in one step method earlier you plans they used to have two step method wherein H2S was removed prior to the shift reactor as that can sulphur impurities can poison the shift catalyst and thereafter the carbon dioxide was removed in the later part however in the modern plans an integrated acid gas removal is done where both the acid gases are removed in one step first H2S is removed using various solvents methanol is most widely used of solvent the cold methanol is used to first separate out H2S the sulphur could be sulphur obtained could be fed to the clasp plant and finally an elemental sulphur could be obtained that could be used for various applications carbon dioxide is again removed using the solvent removal method and that carbon dioxide which is obtained can be can go for carbon capture use and sequestration small amount of other impurities which are left out in the hydrogen outlet stream can further undergo purification step to get pure hydrogen. Now in the entire process steam is added and that plays multiple roles so steam is added to not only reduce the carbon formation in the process in the water gas shift but it also after cooling it has substantial amount of steam in the sin gas that can undergo water gas shift reaction. It also acts as a moderator since the operating conditions are very high temperature in the partial oxidation reactor there can be hot spots and uncontrolled reaction leading to very high temperatures and that can be moderated with the help of steam it also is used for it is also being used for quenching the suit which is formed and the cleaned and the other particulate matter. So this is how the entire process is. Now as we have mentioned that the reactor which is being used for non-catalytic partial oxidation reactor so this is a brick lined reactor wherein there is a burner region to which the oxidants is being fed. So that is the flame region wherein partial oxidation reaction occurs and thereafter is the heat exchange region process. Since there is no indirect heat exchange involved by indirect heat exchange we mean in SMR we had externally heated reformer tubes which were heated by means of burners here in within the same reactor the flame the combustion of the oxidation of the reactants produces the desired reaction temperature. So there is no indirect heat exchange here involved in the process the heat recovery is poor and the heat losses are more as such the thermal efficiency of the process is lower. But since the reaction conditions are very high temperature conditions so the kinetics of the reactions are faster the convergence are better so the methane conversion achieved in the process are high. Compared to SMR since the heat exchangers involved are number of heat exchangers are less as such the design becomes compact simple and the reactor is less expensive. If we see the efficiency of the process this is somewhat between 60 to 75 percent. However the hydrogen which is being produced in the process is lower in content energy efficiency 15.9 to 19.3 mega joule per meter normal meter cube and this is an important process in the refineries. If we look at the catalytic partial oxidation then catalyst with the use of catalyst we can lower down the operating temperature from 1200 1500 degree centigrade to 900 degree centigrade and with the use of catalyst the selectivity towards the product which is hydrogen in our case improves. Most of the reports are on catalytic partial oxidation of methane however C2 plus can also be used higher hydrocarbons can also be used but they may have problems associated with the catalyst poise deactivation. It is found that the selectivity towards syngas formation and a higher methane conversion could be achieved at temperatures above 750 degree centigrade. Along with the major reaction which is the partial oxidation of methane to give syngas there are a large number of competing reactions that can also occur in the process like the dry reforming of methane to produce syngas. Water gas shift of the carbon monoxide to produce hydrogen and carbon dioxide. The Baudard reaction wherein carbon which is being formed reacts with carbon dioxide to give CO, combustion of methane can occur giving carbon dioxide and water, combustion of CO to give carbon dioxide, combustion for hydrogen to produce water. Now which of these reactions will occur? The equilibrium state will be decided by the equation these equations and hence that will also decide how much percentage of methane conversion occurs, what is the product selectivity, what is the yield of hydrogen which could be obtained in the process. There are, if we try to explain the catalytic partial oxidation mechanism, it is a very fast reaction with a very small residence time. It is very difficult to exactly identify the mechanism but there are two postulates. One is a direct mechanism occurs wherein the methane it dissociates on the surface of catalyst. So we have a support having catalyst. So the methane it dissociates on the catalyst, carbon getting adsorbed, hydrogen also getting adsorbed and then oxidation occurs by molecular oxygen which is present on the catalyst surface. So the oxygen which is on the catalyst surface this reacts with the adsorbed carbon on the surface to give CO and the hydrogen adsorbed they combine to form hydrogen molecule. So as such it is expected that methane on the surface of the catalyst gets adsorbed dissociated into carbon and hydrogen both of which gets adsorbed. This adsorbed carbon combines with the surface oxygen to produce CO and the adsorbed hydrogen combines with another adsorbed hydrogen to give hydrogen molecule. This is the direct method of catalytic partial oxidation. The indirect method which is known as combustion and reforming reaction, this is a two-step method. Initially methane undergoes combustion reaction to produce carbon dioxide and water. Methane undergoes reforming to produce syn gas in the process and first one being an exothermic process, second one being endothermic process. It can lead to hotspots or uneven temperature distribution inside the reactor. So these are two reaction mechanisms which are proposed for catalytic partial oxidation. Again when it comes to catalytic partial oxidation catalyst has the major role. Catalyst we have already studied in great detail about the characteristics which catalyst should have what are the requirements in terms of catalyst support and promoters. In catalytic partial oxidation we can you have either noble metals or non-noble metal is called catalyst or various other options. The noble metals they are good in the sense that they provide good conversion and they have higher reactivity. They have higher selectivity towards the product. Platinum on alumina support was the used in catalytic partial oxidation and it is known to have a good activity. But the major problem associated was that of sintering. So at higher temperature sintering was observed. However this could be improved if cerium zirconium could be used as a promoter and that can reduce the problem of catalyst deactivation. But the major challenge remains is the cost here and with all the noble metals the cost is the major issue towards commercialization of overuse in the industrial scale processes. If with platinum like for example the cost is although the cost remains volatile it is approximately 30,000 times that of the nickel. So that needs to be that is the major obstacle. However higher loading is also required higher than 1% about 1.5% loading is required that again is a disadvantage. Lodium on cerium oxide alumina is a good catalyst wherein the loading percentage of Lodium compared to platinum is lower. It is found that the how the catalyst is being synthesized that has a effect on the entire process like if the catalyst is synthesized using some of the techniques which are low temperature methods wet impregnation in that case they work well under the lowered operating conditions. However at higher operating conditions they are prone to more sintering. Lodium it is comparatively less expensive among the noble metal catalyst but it is not stable and it gets deactivated. The reason it is found in different oxidation state so and there is transition between the different oxidation state sometimes it is irreversible. As such the activity it is not recovered in the process but this was found to improve when alumina support was used for the Lodium catalyst. So with all the noble metals the major bottleneck lies is the cost and reducing the cost could be done another possible option could be that these can be combined with other metals which are less expensive or can noble metal non-noble metals can be used. Non-noble metals definitely have a lower activity have a lower conversion compared to the noble metals but the advantage they enjoy is that they are less expensive. Among the non-noble metals nickel is the most widely studied one and it has a high activity as well as better conversion but the problem that nickel catalyst phase is the sintering and deactivation with the nickel when it is supported on alumina then it reacts with the support. So nickel on alumina we have also seen in SMR this is used as a combination is used for the SMR catalyst as well but nickel it interacts with the alumina to form NiAl2O4 and it loses its activity. There are other supports which also are studied like nickel on Siria or LA2O3 and among the two separately if we are using them as support however combined one being used as a support CIO2 and LA2O3 it has it is less prone to carbon formation. Nickel it exists in various oxidation state and any oxidation state higher than 2 equal to 2 or more they favor complete combustion rather than the partial combustion. So here in the dispersion how it is dispersed with different activation oxidation states how it is being synthesized what are the support properties all these affect the activity of the catalyst copper having a lower less expensive but it shows catalytic activity lower than nickel and also it can be used for only lower temperature because of the lower poor thermal stability at higher temperature however that can be addressed if it is supported on alumina catalyst other than that the other supports which were which are studied are zirconia silica and titanium iron and cobalt they also perform better but they and they are at the same time they are less prone to deactivation and sintering and they form metal oxides with multiple oxidation states Fe2O3, Fe3O4, Fe FeO are found to be like some of the oxidation state these perform better compared to the other oxidation state and these can be on the various support like alumina magnesium oxide or TiO2. Now in summarizing the non-lobal part it is the method by which catalyst is being synthesized and that has an impact on the activity of the catalyst how it is going to interact with the support and how is the thermal stability is it prone to deactivation or sintering or not. So, all these are dependent on how it is being synthesized what is the size what is the shape of the catalyst what is the surface area. So, there are many factors which influence the conversion selectivity as well as the activity the option could be to reduce the cost at the same time to improve the activity use of bimetallic catalyst. So, we can combine noble and non-noble metals in such a way that noble metals are coated onto non-noble metal which is used in the core. So, a core of non-noble metal and a shell of noble metal wherein we can reduce the use of noble metal we can decrease the cost at the same time we can have the benefit of using noble metal. Other catalyst like perovskites they also show good activity and stability and they are less prone to carbon formation. So, like the AB03 in ABA position LA on B position iron copper nickel cobalt they have good catalytic activity and they show good conversion at the same time selectivity. To summarize this part we have seen both the catalytic and non-catalytic partial oxidation non-catalytic partial oxidation the biggest advantage is the fuel flexibility any fuel can be used with the catalytic oxidation. However, the operating temperature gets lower down compared to the non-catalytic partial oxidation the residence time is small as such when it comes to partial oxidation the heat transfer and mass transfer could be a problem and there could be hot spot which could be formed in the reactor. The gas composition which is obtained after the partial oxidation it depends upon factors like what is the feedstock composition. Thermodynamics is going to play important role in determining what is the gas output and the catalyst which is used. So, the catalytic partial oxidation this is compared to SMR requires a smaller footprint it is it can be in a modular construction it is simple to operate we can use the other fuels as well other than methane and it can provide because it is a modular operation. So, it provides a flexibility in production capacity the capital cost requirement is lower and the energy consumption is lower because it is an exothermic process. However, there are challenges with the partial oxidation process like the life span of the partial oxidation is lower and these are the obvious regions when you are using catalyst they are prone to carbon formation and sintering. If we want to use if we want to use air as an oxidant then the outlet gas stream will be diluted with nitrogen else we need to use oxygen and then we will require air separation unit that will add to the cost of production. Since we are this is the oxidation method and it is an exothermic reaction the gases they react explosive they can react explosively and we have to operate outside these explosive limits. So, extreme hot spots highly elevated temperatures needs to be avoided. And the catalyst and oxygen carriers so still there the cost of the the cost the thermal stability the conversion and selectivity. So, appropriate catalyst support needs to be which is also at the time economically viable is required for efficient and stable operation of partial oxidation. Thank you.


Welcome back, everyone, to Man of My Man, Lee Roy Jenkins. Wow. Don't you love a current meme in the last episode? I don't even remember what happened. Who knows? We went around town. We maybe got spooked. We maybe got a good goof, a good guffaw, a nice slap right in the jaw. I don't know. I don't remember what happened. I got a text. We're back on the ship. Spooky, spooky, spooky. Oh, yeah, that's right. Brad is like not even. Oh, Brad, you don't even know what's going on, fam. You have no idea. Let's go. Let's find out. Where the sweet people are. Oh, that's right. They are like right next to the big boat. Yeah, you've got a whole lot coming your way, sir. A whole lot coming your way. Buck it up, B-boy. Come on.  You know you are.  Noncommittal, Brad. Help you with your career just a little. Cheers, Lizzo. All right. Time to solve a mystery.  We don't even know whoops. We don't even know what's going on. No one does. No one does. There's a little child running around in the pipe. Little child tearing out each other's eyes. Are you going to be mad?   Whoopsies. Who is that? Was that the child? I had my volume turned all the way up. That was really loud. All right. Did we go this way? I don't know which way to go.  Is there nothing that you could have put on your feet? Who's is this? Ooh. This is Julius. They were here. OK. They were here.  Not going to happen. Not today, Brad. Not today. Oh, there's a hanging man. Was he there before? I didn't even notice that dude before. Was he there? Was he always there? Spooky, spooky, spooky. Why didn't you notice him, Brad?  But instead, I've got eye boogers. I'm sorry. That's gross that I picked them on camera, but it's disturbing me.  They're going to die from tetanus.  See, I'm so nervous to drink my coffee because one, I don't want to get scared and spill hot coffee on myself, but two, what if a quick time event shows up? I've only got one free hand. This is great, isn't it? This is so great. Anybody in here? No, I can't go in there, Brad. Can't go in there. Who in here? Anyone? Bloody fingers. Love that. Oh yeah, touch it right on the blood. Dude, there's so much there where you could have grabbed.  Fighting between crews started private Wagner. Now in custody, violence is spreading across the crew. Please advise. OK, I will advise or feel so advised. Let's keep looking for clues there, Carmen Sandiego. Let's keep looking for clues. I'm getting so many texts right now, guys.  Oh, no. No one says that. No one's ever said that. You ever think of things that's like, I just said something so weird that you know that you are the only person alive that has ever said that? That's what he just did right then. This is the first time anyone has ever said that. Locker room. It looks like lurker room. Yeah. Oh, man. Oh, it's stuck. Perfect. Wonderful.  What do you expect, dude? You know? Why would you go to open it? Why is that the thing you would do? Is that the Heimlich? What is that?   Is that the reaction you would have? Is that the reaction you would have?  I'm a coward, because that would be my reaction. No, that's the bathroom. I don't want to go there. I don't want to go there, because I know that there's a Spookiman. I'm leaving. I'm leaving. I know what my destiny is. Oh, yeah, I also. At least I don't think I have. Defend the future. Join now. All right. At least I don't think I have. Am I? I feel like my hand is going to get grabbed. I don't think equipment registration form, quantity description, one respirator, one filter, one audited expenditure. Yes. Proposed by Private Gordon Young. Rejected. If rejected, reason for rejection. Private Young already has a gas mask signed out. He was trying to get two gas masks? Why? Why? Mustard gas. Horse radish. OK. What I was about to say.  Why would you think that? I need something to help me get up there. Wait, why would you think that they went through there? Is there a step ladder anywhere around here? Maybe this box. How do we push things? I don't think I've killed anyone yet. You surprised me. Well, I did do good until dawn.  And then I killed Sam, question mark, and someone else. I can't remember. But nobody died in my playthrough until the very last thing. So maybe I've got good luck. You see, there's these open rooms with endless possibilities. But did I just walk in a big circle? This looks like the place that I originally tried to get into. Who knows?  Is it? No, it's different. This is different, I guess. Wait, is it different? Skeletons. Skeletons. Skeletons? Yes. Where's the skin guys? Where'd all the skin go? Where'd all the skin go? Should we take it? Yeah. Bearing updated. Cool. I got a big wrench now. I like that. You're not supposed to be out here. I'm not supposed to see this. Yeah, this is rough, dude. This is rough stuff. Some sort of altercation. Internal memorandum. First officer, Fisher. Sir, you have to be kept informed of the radio situation. We attempted outgoing messages at the following times with no response. Calls were attempted to be made. There was an altercation. Maybe. Alex, Julia? Julia, Alice.  Boller hat, dude. He there. It's like Meet the Robinsons.  Oh, well, you dropped yourself, too, so it's fine. Pick up the wrench so you can hit a small child if you need to. If a small haunted boy comes up to you, you may be able to hit him. How are you doing? You're not dead yet, cool. I like that. I enjoy it when characters are not dead yet. It means there's the ghost of Bradley. Does that mean that he's dead now? Did the boy get him? Why are you seeing ghosts?  Is that real, Brad? I wouldn't think so. Bluh, bluh. Yeah, let's touch it. Let's touch it, like all the other things that we shouldn't touch. Oh, we're looking at a bullet. Why? Is that light on your hand? OK, it is light. I was like, why is your hand all weird and veiny? OK, great. Great, great, great. I would not be able to function in this setting. Not a tool.  Get out. You're dead for sure. You're dead for sure. You're dead for sure. I'm so sorry. There's nothing that I can do. You are for sure dead. Maybe not. Oh, good job, Fliss.  Nobody's dead still. Nobody's dead still. Except for maybe my microphone in your ears, because I just peaked a lot, I think. See? Barricading yourself in a room. Good idea or bad idea, because then you can't get out if you need to. But people can't get in. It's real catch-22. Is that what a catch-22 is? I almost just choked and died on my coffee. All right, a lot of clues in here. What is going on here, huh? Skeletons. They were doing some sort of seance, huh? Some sort of thing. Ooh, a good blood fountain. Love that. Wow, nice. Nice touch. Nice touch. It's coming out of the faucets. Could be an epic prank, bro. There is blood all over here. Is there anything over here that we can see?  It came out of there. Hmm.  Oh, it's all blood. Ooh, the gas.  No, hold on.  There you go. There you go. Ooh. What is this? I feel like we shouldn't. Oh, it's the stage. See, I feel like we shouldn't just be pulling levers left and right, you know, when we don't know what they do. This is very odd, isn't it? This is quite odd, isn't it? Hello? Wonderful. I knew it. Predictable. Ah, you didn't get me. I mean, you did. Wait, why would I do it again? Is it because now I know? OK. Just a coffin filled with blood, nothing wrong with that. The walls seeping with blood, nothing wrong with that. Where is the blood coming from? You know, you've got to think about these things. This ship has been here since World War II. And we know this because of the clues left behind. So that means there's a whole lot of blood. I don't know how many years ago that was.  I didn't pay attention. But it was a long time ago. So blood's been seeping out of there for years. There's no way that's new blood. Unless it is new blood, the new blood of Brad. Because if we're going by Fiss' mind, Fliss, he's dead because she keeps seeing his ghost. Oh, you were just seeing ghost town. Oh, ho, ho. Oh, is this the coffin? Can you press A on the coffin? All of that was a hallucination. That which makes sense. Why would all of that just be all in like pristine shape? That wouldn't make sense. Manchurian gold. There it is. There's the Manchurian gold. Well, now if we get interrogated, we can tell them where the Manchurian gold is. Which, you know, I feel like we could just do that. Like, you know, if they find out where the gold is, they'll just let us go. In my mind, life is way more valuable than gold. But, you know, so if we get interrogated, we can just be like, yo, it's down in the theater room, down in the auditorium. Oof. Oof, oof, oof. All right. Was there? No. Wait, but we can't get out of here now, can we? Hold on, let's go back here. Because we barricaded ourselves in, I think. Maybe. Is there anything else? Ooh. Ooh. Is there going to be a big kraken? OK, in the water. We're going to be in the water. It looked like someone was trying to drown someone or something. Will they all go sea crazy? He's got sea madness. He's got sea madness.  He's got sea madness. Where do we go from here? Can we even get out? Can we get out, Jordan Peele? Does this jeep still work, you think? What am I looking at? OK, it said, wait, hold on. Did it do anything? Oh, OK. Corinth. That stayed in good condition, that one thingy. Cool. OK. I'm sure that was some sort of clue, but I didn't really understand it. Can I go through there? Or is it too thin? Ooh, maybe I'll accidentally kill Fliss on that exposed wire over there. What happens if I go? Am I about to accidentally kill her? Just don't step in any water and you'll be fine. Oh, that's not water, it's a hole. Am I about to get scared? Yeah, maybe don't. Maybe don't go too close to that. All right, cool. Well, now what? I don't really know what to do now. We've found so many secrets. We've found the exposed wire. We've found, oh wait, was this filled with water before? Dude, you're losing it. There's the man in the back. What's real, what's fake?  It's all right, dude, I think this is real. Dude, dude, dude, dude, dude, dude, this is real. This is real. I am a real person. I am a real. What do I do, what do I do, Brad? Please don't kill me.  He is handling this way worse than anybody else. They're going to slip and cut your feet open. God, that's the worst thing about it. Oh, I thought that cut to Brad and Fliss. I was like, oh, well, they resolved that, I guess. Fairly quickly. Someone's going to get electrocuted. I know it. Oh, they're still with the dude. I forgot about that. Why did he do that? Is he just trying to get rid of them or something? Dude, you're back in the ship. You're back in the plane. We're losing it. You're losing it, Ari. He's got barnacles on him. That means he's been down here for a bit. What is that? Oh, it's the ring. The one ring through the bar. One ring to find them. Someone stole the ring. Who did this? Did you do it? I saw your papers.  Who's real? Who's the real Brad? This is the thing that we saw before.  All right, well, the dude making no face is definitely, he's encouraging. I think that's what he said. Is that the real Alex? Shit, dawg. Was that the real Alex? I just see you again. Okay, I think it is. Okay, if it cuts to the body and if it's the other dude. I'm telling if he's real or not. What's real on this ship? Everything is a spooky mystery. Everything. Did you just leave her before? Oh, wait, was that Brad? I couldn't tell if that was Brad. I thought that was Alex for a second.  Don't trip, dude. I mean, you'll be fine. He's walking so slow. Just turn around and go up the stairs. Yeah, up the stairs. There you go. There you go, you're fine. Oh, good, good, good. Maybe he'll fall through the stairs.  Do we have to make a decision? Jump, jump. It was risky, but we did it. Ah, parkour, dude. Hell yeah. Keep going. Just keep going. Oh, wait, maybe we should have fought back. I don't know. Oh, he's getting faster. He locked that door, though. No, he's gonna pop up right there, obviously. Maybe he's gone? What do you mean? He just hit him with a thing. Do you think he just disappears? Maybe he's gone. Hi, Brad. Okay, well, the crew's back together. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Isn't that nice? Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do. I might, I might finish the game in this episode because I know that there's not that much left. Apparently this game is pretty short. So maybe I'll just make this an ultra long episode. Are we good here? I think we'll be all right here. I wouldn't say so. Are we gonna go back to the bowler hat, man? Is he going to give us some insight? It appears to have taken a turn towards the spiritual, wouldn't you say? I guess. Kind of, kind of. Have you figured out what's going on? How to stop it? How to save the lives of your poor, unfortunate stowaways. Your poor, unfortunate soul. You will, I hope. Although it seems the ship's previous occupants never managed to. Quite a lot of deaths that night. Let me help you out. Give you a little hint. I need some help. Well then, how can I put this? I'll take all the help I can get. There may be forces at play here that are more scientific and even some that are more political, you know, less supernatural. Is this all? Perhaps you've started to realize something about everything and everyone may not be quite what they appear to be.  I hope that helps. Okay. Well, aren't you excited to find out what your poor, unfortunate sum making of all this and how you might avoid any more unnecessary tragedy? Yeah. Go on, back to it. Speak soon. Okay, I'll talk to you soon. Thank you, sir. Is it all a simulation? Or is Fliss a part of the... The... The dudes. Because they didn't like... I don't know. Because Brad and Alex and Julia don't know her. Maybe Fliss is a part of... I don't know.  Let's just stay calm and relatively sane about this, okay? The stuff I saw, it's like there were these old soldiers, they were bodies, they were dead, but then they came alive and... That doesn't sound that crazy right about now. Alex wasn't the only Alex. What are you talking about? There were things walking around with his face on them. Alex's face, it was horrifying. Julia. I'd never hurt you. You know that, right? No, I know, it's just... This can't all be happening. Maybe like one thing could, but not all of these crazy things. It's too much of a coincidence. There's gotta be something going on here. Haunted rusty belt. What are you absolutely sure about? What do we know that's real? Uh... Where's the gold? Did you see the gold, anything? She did. Manchurian gold isn't actually gold.  I'm pretty sure this isn't exactly what our friendly fishermen are expecting either. This should go over well. Okay, so... What happened? What do you think actually happened to this place? What's that new? I saw 1947 on the newspaper. Is this a ghost ship? Am I crazy or are we on a ghost ship? I mean, a little bit. Okay. Why? Oh yeah, that's right. Do you honestly think that it would work? Okay, but I guess the thing is beeping, flashing. The electricity still somehow works. How does this boat still have power?   I think we're speaking clinically totally effed. You think so? Do we have a clue over here? What do we have over here? Hello. Oh, a shell. A shell of a shotgun? Maybe. We didn't know... We never saw where the plane was from, right? I don't think we did. All right. The spooky moon. Do you think there will be werewolves? Maybe there will be werewolves. We just got to find some stairs, guys. Find a way up. Sadly, no, but I'll keep my eyes open. Keep those papers peeled? All right. Well, let's go to the other side because this side seems... Well, actually. Can we go around anything over here? Looks like... Maybe. Can somebody boost me? Little boost goes a long way. Again, so much rust. So many things to cut yourself on. What do you see? Do you see anything? Come on, Brad. Come on up, bud. See, Alex is the only smart one. He's the only one with shoes on. What a smart boy we have here. If you found a way in. Already have the doors open. Oh, I feel like something's going to pop out in the darkness. The strings are back into play. All right, here we go.  Maybe try a handle. Don't just push it. Maybe there's a handle. Come on. Come on, door. Come on, door. There we go. That door seems heavy. What if we can't get back out? What if we're locked in? What it was. All right, well, it's going to be hard to get out now. So hopefully we find what we need. All right. Spooky. Any radio things here? Is this just the door to the outside again? Can't open that up. Any radio-y things, guys? Find a radio here. There's got to be a radio on this ship. There has to be. Why does there have to be an actual route? The world. Okay. Something's wrong here.  It's almost like they didn't want anyone to know they were coming. Maybe they didn't. Like I didn't seek out in the ocean. Okay. Anything. Anything. Oh, that seems like a radio over there. But hold on. Can I look at this thing? No notes. No note? Cog on. Ship was blown off course. Cloud cover was bad. They couldn't establish a position. Okay. All right, well let's go to the radio room. Is nobody else hearing the whoring of the radio? Yeah, here we go. Take a look. Take a look. It's in a book. Reading rainbow. Is this actually still working? Well, radio science hasn't changed much in 70 years as long as there's power. I'll give it a whirl. It's a number station. Military bandwidth. Okay. Let's ask them for help. Okay. Okay. How? Hey. Hey. Is anyone out there hearing this? Hello? Say Mayday. Okay. Good. Good. Good. Good. We got him. Where are we? Instructive. If you can hear us, we're on a ship, an old freighter. Our coordinates are approximately 12 degrees 30 minutes south, 151 degrees 20 minutes west. Please get here now. We need help. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. This is an emergency. This is an emergency. Please. No.  Hello? Hello? Oh, it died. The radio's dead. Oh, the power's gone. So we're going to have to go over to the basement to find a generator, reboot the thing. Come here. Look. What is it, Brad? What do you see? Huh? What does Brad see? Why is that obvious? Why? You're kind of mixing metaphors there. Not if the pitch is a machine gun. I'm impressed. Seriously. Oh. Little brother moment. Wow. So what do you think? Uh, if you're sure you're up for it. If you're sure you're up for it, I believe you got it, bro. I'm coming too. Hey, what? Julia, no. You're not my bodyguard. I can take care of myself. Hell yeah. Whoa, whoa. If Julia says she can handle it, she can handle it. All right. Case closed. Okay, Julia. Julia, you look very unsure, though. Very unsure. Did she immediately just die? Did both are? Are they both dead? Are they both dead? That would be kind of hilarious, honestly. I would think that's funny. You guys okay? Julia, are you dead? No, you're fine. Just a little scraped up. Tetanus is coming your way. Tetanus is coming your way. Ooh. Yeah. Uh, we're okay. We're okay. What are we gonna do? We gotta find out where we are. Are you whispering all of a sudden? You just made the loudest noise ever. Hey. Hey. Is there still oil in it? Ooh, big flashlight. After you. Okay. Sure. I'm guessing these are the lower levels of the ship. Sickbay. Yay. We've been here. We know what this is all about. Oh, wait. Does this give us an A? Sweet clues. It's sort of altercation. Brig, ten days. Ten days and a brig. Wow. Wow. Must have really blown his lid to get that kind of time. Wait, no, no, no, no, no, no. I don't want it again. What is this? Over yonder. Medical officers report. Ooh, okay. I don't really feel like reading. We know that they all got sick and they're all going crazy. It's all right. All right. Let's go. I wish I could actually, you know, enjoy this. Why? I would do enjoy this.  I'm gonna say no. Not at all. He says the girl couldn't wait to dive a wreck. Oh, Jesus. Oh, we don't need to, we don't need to do that. Okay, we need to find power. It's not going to be in this room. We already know that. So, might as well, where are you going? Do you know where you're going? Ooh, do any of these buttons do anything? Hey, that looks like a powery thing down there. Here, come check this out. Pipes. Looks like the engine. Good place to find the generator, right? That's right. Good place to potentially get murdered, right? Right. The line was broken off here. I think I can just wait. Angles. Are you okay? Broken ankles. Yeah. All good. Just come down. You have shoes now. Did you have shoes before? They're the only smart one. Oh, God. What's that? It was... Did you see it? Hello? Okay, so I'm seeing things, but you're not. Okay, so follow my thinking here. We know this ship was carrying the Mentorian gold, but that was really some sort of hallucinogenic bioweapon developed in China during World War II. And we know that it was super unstable and leaked all over the ship. So maybe it's still here? Maybe it hasn't dispersed after 70 years and it's having the same effect on us. Paranoid hallucinations. All this crazy ship we're seeing, none of it's real. The crew was hallucinating. We know they were scared of something and the officers thought it was just a bunch of jumpy GIs trying to get out of guard duty. This isn't a ghost ship. It's a floating bioweapon. Okay. This couldn't have anything to do with the plane wreck we dived. I mean, maybe. Maybe there was a connection? Maybe they made contact? It's a theory, I guess. A game theory. Alright, so all you gotta do is check in with each other.  Cause if you are, then it's real. If you're not, then it's fake.  You made it up? Didn't happen. Van Linden engine works. Rotterdam, Netherlands. Rotterdam, Netherlands. Okay, caution. Anything? Ooh, big liver. Big liver. Where are you? Excuse me. You know what I miss right now? Dry clothes. Yeah. Hmm. That's all sparky and stuff. So it looks like potential. Potential things. Maybe not. Maybe I'm just walking in the wrong direction. Hmm? When will my reflection show? Ooh, I am.  But it looks electrical. Am I going the right way? See? Ooh. Look at this. Look at this. The rebreather. Can we believe her? Wait, why would the- The fisherman must have bothered over from the Duke of Milan. Hmm. You think it still works? Looks like it's got a little juice left. Maybe a couple of minutes. Should we bring it with us? I mean, the Tevi. Yeah. It's just going to slow us down. No. We should bring it with us. Take it. Because we can- Crazy? Half the ship is submerged. It could be a life-safe. And? And?   I'm a French. Dude.  There it is. The defibrillator. Whatever it is. The distributor cap. Whatever. What we can do. If there's a room filled with gas, we can put out the rebreather. We don't need it for underwater. We need it for above water. Oh, he's seeing it. Dude, he's seeing. Don't see us. Don't see us.   The spirits of the dead are coming for me? Fun. Okay, again. Guys, you're in a room filled with gas right now. You can see the gas. It is visible. That dude's dead. I don't know. But we should not waste a lot of time. Okay. Where's the distributor? The defibrillator? I think we should try to avoid that. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.  Shit, we should have ran.  Everyone's dead. If we were in Bodleys dead. Oh, he's got it. There's no use hiding.   There's... There's not gold. Keep calm. Keep calm. Keep calm, carry on. Just like that cat. Hang on, friends. We can't risk moving. We can't risk moving yet. Okay. Just need to watch. We'll wait for it.   Hulk smash. Okay, but what do we do? We gotta get the distributor cap. We've got to get it. Without it, there's no way we can make it out of here. Oh, that was loud.  You might be able to break down the door. Okay, let's fucking... Oh, don't just hang around. Wait. Oh. How about this, dude? What do you mean? What are you talking about? No changing.   Yes, there is, dude. Why can't we breathe the mist? It's life? It's the gas, dude. I mean, we already kind of knew this, but...  Yeah, you burnt him the mist. It's happening. Feel it. Okay, alright, look. There was something back there. Maybe a mist or fog, maybe? I knew it. I told you. Oh, wait. Did you breathe it in? No. No, look. We held our breath. We did not breathe any of that stuff. I know you're all fancy divers, but you expect me to buy that. We were using the rebreather. No. Why don't you like the rebreather? I knew it.  He's either gonna back off the thing... Distract? Grab a pistol. Will this cha...  It's the thing. Another member of the team! Another member of the team! Hopefully. I don't know, dude. Because we can tell him like, yo, the Manchurian gold, it's the gas. It's not... It's not what you think is. It's not what you think. All right. I do think I am actually going to end it here. And we will continue in the next episode. You like it when I hit the wall? Does that hit you at the wall? I don't know. Anyway, I'm going to end it here. Thank you guys so much for watching. Hope you enjoyed in the new setup. I mean, it's the same setup, but I just moved my desk around and got a new desk. Anyway, I love it a lot. Thank you guys so much for watching. Hope you enjoyed. If you did, make sure to slap that like button right in the face. And I will see you guys in the next episode. Love you all. Stay cranky. Bye.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here, late in sports cards, ribbon 22, 23, mini crown royale basketball, hobby 16 box, full case break, number 22, tiered random team style. So look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. So good luck here, guys. Let's do it. Again, mega dual case, now to six spots left. That's gonna be a case of 21-22 flawless basketball and a case of 21-22 eminence basketball. So definitely big time products there. Big time products. Boom guesses today. I'm gonna go Jaden Ivey. I think he has a boom. It's a little Ron James. Ooh, that'd be sick. Now last time I think I pulled a pillow on this one. What's up, Nuff? It's my guy. Jaden Ivey, you saying? Gold curry? Oh, that'd be awesome. Gold curry. I'm not gonna say him first. Now we know, it's gotta be. Jw'd be sweet. Jw'd be really sweet. Oh, there it is. First box.  Yeah. Palo rookie, Brandon Ingram. Yeah, we'll just save it for the game. Yeah. To 49 is Snow Globe Steph. Crystal, Jaylen Brown. They get that watch time up. Honestly. That is auto to 49 is Juan Howard for the Wizards. And Danny Green for the Grizzlies, five of 49. All right, interesting one there. All right, we've got a Nikolay Yolkic Monarch Jersey card. And Kaboom Jabari Smith Jr. Go into the Rockets, Frankie G. Congrats, Frankie. That's awesome. Danny, we're down to five on mega dual case. Whoa, that's crazy. Make a Nik K. Nice, Jabari. Love the rookie, Kabooms. We'll get that into a mag for you. Congrats, Frankie, Frankie G. Should've guessed the other rookie. So I should've let Nupsed say it first and then I would've been like, okay, I'm gonna go with Jabari Smith then. And I would've called it. I would've looked like a genius. Yeah, maybe the first, I'll get it. Jaylen Williams. Perry Eason. Yeah, that's completely going on Nupsed right there. Completely going on Nupsed. Snow Globes to 75, Benedict Matheran. Got Jayden Ivy, Blue Crystals to 99. Got Jaylen Durin, nice. On the silhouette, 111 out of 199. I'm gonna pull me though, Tonya. Fair, fair. And Andrew Nemhard, heirs to the throne for the Pacers. Friends forever, that's what I like to hear. That's what I like to hear, Nupsed. Mega dual, let's make sure it's Donnie. I'm gonna play some sport night. Did I tell you about the most recent Tony thing? No. The coffee thing? And I gotta tell you that, it's pretty funny. Donovan Mitchell, John Morant, Shade on Sharp Rookie, and Devon Macel, take his coffee in the bathroom. 99, 99. Okay, David Rowdy. Washington, eight of 25. That's one there for the Rockets. Auto, Shade on Sharp. 68 of 99, there you go, Trailblazers. And Heirs to the Throne, Patch Baldwin, Jr. It's disturbing.  All Sean was doing, they were just doing that the entire time. Like, where's my coffee? Jimmy Butler, Devon Booker, Keegan Murray, Rookie. Luca to 75, nice one there. You've got Blue Crystals, Ant-Man, 99. That's gonna be a Pink Auto, Scotty Barnes, 45 of 49, second year for the Raptors, and Jersey, Jeremy Grant for the Blazers, that is game used. Jeremy Grant, I like the foil coloring on that. Mellow, Jalen Duren, Rookie, and Keon Johnson. We'll go from the back here first. That's gonna be a Monarch, Damian Lillard, game used, Jersey. Damn Audubio, and Gordon Hayward, one of one. Laundry tag, patch auto, going to the Hornets. That is Brian P, congrats, Brian. Game worn, Gordon Hayward. That's sick, that's really sick, man. We'll get that into a mag. Yotani MVP bet minus 300. That's not bad, honestly. It's pretty good bet, Brunson. Pascal Siakam. It's gonna be a Snow Globe, Chet 275. That is Zach Levine. I know, that's what I'm saying, illegal. Blake Wesley, 235, Rookie Auto for the Spurs, and Tyler Hero, Knights of the Round Table, game used, Jersey. How hollow I feel whenever I think of Hayward. Celtics legend, Gordon Hayward. C Wood, J and Ivy Rookie, and Marcus Smart. It's gonna be a Kevin Durant, 225 on the Pillars of the Game. Crystals, Kevin Porter Jr. We've got Otto Laundy Walker, 17 of 99 for the Celtics, and Airstor Throne, Keegan Murray, on the Rookie Jersey for the King. Oh man, get this guy out, get this guy out. Automatic yellow on Sean. Ooh. See you later. Hey Sean. Hey Sean. Want some shirts? Want some shirts? Wanna get some dubs? Jason Tatum.  James Arden to 75. Jersey number, Josh Giddy. That's gonna be Luca Donchich. Live, 36 of 49. Going to Jeremy D in the Mabs. Congrats, Jeremy. Woo-hoo, man. There's a little bend unfortunately in that corner. Send you an empty box and wrapper just in case, but that is a banger right there. Wendell Moore Jr., 9 of 25 as well. Lulu, it's massive, dude. This is a good case, a really good case. Oh no. Bobby's doing brain surgery over there. Why as well, dude? The lighting in here is not good for this. It's also fair. Damn, sorry. That is gonna be Pillars of the Game to 99, Jerry West. Kevin Porter Jr., Crystals. Scalpel. James Worthy, big game, James 61 of 75 for the Lakers and Deandre Hunter, nice one there. Game used, Knights of the Round Table for the Hawks. Luca Donchich, RC, wow, that's awesome. Actually, I do too. I have a Luca, it's out of 75. I have a Luca Rookie, PSA 9 though. PSA 9. You don't have a 10. I know.   Oshai Varshi, he's pretty young. Benedict Maffin, get this guy out of here. Joellen Bede, Nikolay Yolkich, Blue Crystals to 99. DeMonte Sabonis, Blue Auto, Marcus Smart, Mackie Smat to 75. Celtics and Keldon Johnson, game used, Knights of the Round Table. Everyone fighting for a spot on the track. I don't know why everybody's fighting for a spot on that list. I don't know either. It's not feelin' good. It's not that special of a list to be on, believe me. But it's Sean's list. Oh, great. Dallin' Terry, Laurie Markinen, twice Oshai Varshi. To 25 is Johnny Davis, Christian Brown Crystals, and Blue Auto Max Christie to 75 for the Lakers. Got Terry Rosier, scary Terry for the Hornets. That's, I'm assuming, a game worn as a member of the Celtics. Trying to stay at number one, sure. Nice, let's go. We're down to four to go. Mega Dual Case. Thank you, Benjamin B. Mega Dual Case. Four, two, go. Get this guy to mix in the water. Number one on the list, Pure Trash. Hey. If it makes Sean happy, I will accept the number one list. Number one on the list, Walker Kessler, Johnny Davis, LeBron. Way to be selfless. Thank you. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to 99. Yannis Crystals. Franz Wagner, 7 of 10 gold second year auto for the Magic. And Walker Kessler, heirs to the throne for the Jazz. What you gonna do about it, Sean, huh? What you gonna do? Get out of here. What you gonna do? I don't know, what a baby. What you gonna do, huh? Uh-oh, does Sean need an oil change? No, that was when Sean needed an oil change. Sean needs an oil change. This is a bot. Blake Wesley, Clay Thompson, Yannis, Jimmy Butler. Nicolay Jovic to 25 on the Purple Crystals. Well, mellow ball, nice one. It's gonna be Pink Auto, Ryan Rollins, 5 of 49 for the Warriors. And Shade On, Sharp Heirs to the throne for the Trailblazers. Hey, Sean, you want some shirts? Hey. Hey. Hey. Let's recover that time, apparently. Yup, well, it is 941, so we're almost at double digits. That's when everything goes nuts. Archon Bochamp, Jaden Hardy, Rookie as well. Got Nicolay Jovic, 9 of 49 on the Rookie Royalty. Anthony Davis, Orange Crystals. There's Blue Auto, Anthony Simons, 44 of 75. Nice one there for the Trailblazers. And Coda Barms, Chris Paul, Game Use for the Sons. Wow, legal. Wow. Callin' you a baby. Yeah, I know.  Flag. Flag.  Oh, I was gonna do one. We got Personal Foul, Unnecessary Roughness, Verbal on the Chat. Verbal Assault on the Chat. That's gonna be a 30 second time out. We've got, ooh, that's cool. Dirt, 249 on the Pillars of the Game and Devon Vasell, Orange Crystals. We've got Cam Johnson, three of 10 on the Game Use, Two Colored Patch Auto for the Sons. And Jalen Howeadurin, one of 25, Three Colored Patch for the Pistons. Should throw a flag on Sean for telling him not to use your flag. Yeah, I still have a right to run. There's a lot of flags. Pays 400. I would probably sell it, I would say, Steven. I would sell it and then wait till like Pro Stop comes out. If you can get it, if you could make some money on that, I would probably sell it now, yeah. Still nice though. Chat Home Grand Rookie. Nikola Jokic, Donovan Mitchell, John Morant. We've got Chat Home Grand, 299 for the Thunder. Orange Crystals, Buddy Heald. That is Kenyon Martin, Kmart. 59 or 75 for the Nuggets, that's sick, dude. Kmart? Kmart, yes sir. And Donovan Mitchell. Knights of the Round Table, game used for the Cavs. All right guys, let's do a quick recap here. We've got Joyceys, that is gonna be a Jalen Duren, Chris Paul, Shadeon Sharp, Walker Kessler, Keldon Johnson, Terry Rosear, Wendelmore Jr. to 10, DeAndre Hunter, Keegan Murray, Tyler Hero, Damian Lillard, Jeremy Grant, Patrick Baldwin Jr. That is Injun Emhard and Nikola Jokic as well as Donovan Mitchell. We had our autos.  Kaboom, Jabari Smith Jr. Rookie Kaboom for the Rockets. One of one, Gordon Hayward, Gameuse Laundry Tag Auto for the Hornets and Luka Donchich, 36 of 49, going to the Mavs on card auto. That is gonna do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill, up next is select.


Hello everyone. Welcome to today's edition of content web, where we talk about content publishing, design and development. I'm your host Abhishek Rai. I'm founder of Shaq, media company for the businesses. It's a community for indie business and rebel entrepreneurs. I have been sending a weekly newsletter for more than two and a half years. Today's focus is again newsletter as as it was last time. As I call that newsletter is the new photography. Everyone wants to do it because sub-stack has come and then in our Indian platform, scroll stack has been launched and from individuals it has it has shifted from the organizations to the individuals. But doing a good newsletter has become as as it has become very easy for anyone to build a newsletter because you can just log in and create an account and do something. Writing a good newsletter is a pain in the backside. A lot of people struggle with it. How to structure, how to get thoughts, how to get topics, how to get ideas. In today's newsletter, in today's session of content web, we have Rohan from scroll who had conceived their first newsletter called political fix and he has he had launched it and he has grown its audience and it was among the first few newsletters who have this proper approach towards taking it to the larger audience. He will be sharing how he started it, what were the challenges he faced, why did he choose one technology over the other and how he grew the audience and in the process he will also unravel the content strategy about it. So the session will have two parts to it. In the first part, Rohan will introduce his approach, his newsletter, how it happened and where it's going in the future. In the next, once he ends the presentation for 15-20 minutes, I'll take over and then I'll ask questions from Rohan. I have a few questions which I had studied research and then we will make it open for the audience to ask questions if they want, which I will put to Rohan and he will answer those questions. Over to you Rohan. Thanks so much Abhishek and I'd like just like to thank you and has geek for you know having me on. It's very easy to get journalists to give gyan and so you know when we have a platform and people are actually listening that's a nice thing. So thanks for having me on. Abhishek told me before a couple of days before that people tend to have presentations for these for the content web sessions and so I had to pull out my rusty PowerPoint skills and then I suddenly got into you know all the fun animations and things so if you see some silly stuff or just a shoddy presentation skills here please you know forgive me. But yeah I'd like to talk about newsletters a bit. Let me let me open up the the presentation. Here we go. I think that works. So yeah that's the political fix. So to give you a bit of background scroll began six years ago and I've been a part of this independent news organization from the very beginning and before that I was a journalist a city journalist in Delhi and even before that went to journalism school in the States and grew up in the Middle East and to me I've sort of grown up on the internet digital is home for me. I read newspapers all my life but really grew up writing on the internet and so for me that spaces is completely native and in some ways when I joined a newspaper in Delhi when I moved to India and started working in journalism I had to unlearn a lot of things that were standard to me about journalism and had to figure out how to fit into space on the paper and things like that. But to me one of the real mediums that worked a lot for me from a young age was blogs. So before you'll see a bit of a fun yeah there we go a little spin animation that you know I pulled out after many many years but yeah I want people to remember blogs I wish I could I spoke a little bit about this earlier and again I grew up really writing on blogs it was an amazing technology I was on something called Zanga which is probably very old to many people at least younger folks but around live journal and blog spot this was one of those things where a lot of the Indian community was on and you got to get direct feedback which is the great thing about Zanga you build a community you speak to people but they also get criticism on your writing immediately and you start to think of how to mold it to your audience very early on from when I was 13 I was writing on Zanga a little later I came up with a terrible idea in in the US while I was a journalism school or at least the pun in the name was really bad it was called subcontinental breakfast the idea was that it would be a daily roundup of news stories in India one of the things about Indian journalism and this has changed in the last five years or so is that it's extremely hard to access it's full of acronyms and presumed knowledge you can open the front page of you know the biggest selling newspaper in the country and actually have no idea what it's talking about and another thing that is was a big thing a decade ago and is less and less so it's still a thing is that if you were at the times of India you were not allowed to say that the Hindustan times has said something interesting you're not allowed to credit anything else and on the websites of these companies you're not allowed to link out they thought it would be endangering their traffic and why should we send traffic to competitors and so on and so what I often found was that being able to access what's happening across the Indian new space especially as an NRI and then as someone who is studying in the States was really hard I would have to go to 10 different sites there was one thing that I would like to remind you of in addition to blogs which is this wonderful product called Google Reader which there's a big community that really wishes this was still around it was a an RSS reader basically direct feeds from websites posting updates or blogs and you could get it all in one place I'd bring it up here partly because looking at this interface now you actually see that it actually looks a lot like your inbox these days you know Gmail doesn't look too different from this and back then email was to some extent a little more personal now your email has lots and lots of other things happening in it and although Google Reader is gone I would pose it that you know the inbox is being treated as the new Google Reader in some ways because newsletters are filling it up so to give you a sense of one of the newsletters that really influenced me early on is something called political playbook I'm going to focus a little more on journalistic newsletters today because that is the sort of medium that I have focused on entirely it's not I don't have too much experience with with brand newsletters and things like that so I'll give you a sense of you know journalism in this space political was this brand new publication in the mid 2000s late 2000s possibly that tried to cover politics like ESPN covered sports their idea was that you'll get minute-to-minute updates you'll get super interesting commentary you don't have to wait for two days for or wait for the weekend for the Sunday magazine to tell you what to think about the news you can think about it right away and they had this extremely dull looking newsletter called playbook that became like massively influential in Washington the idea or the motto of the newsletter was drive the day the idea being that it would be put out and everyone who matters in DC's political space would be reading this the folks who started it Mike Allen would wake up every morning at 4 a.m. and and have it out by 9 a.m. so that it's in your blackberries which is what people were reading things on back then as the iPhone started to show up and and that you would know exactly what's happening and and like I said Indian journalism was not linking out playbook didn't have that problem at all the whole top of this newsletter was saying this is what's on the front page of the New York Times this will this is what's coming out tomorrow on the Washington Post this is what we've heard linking was all over the place telling people what's on the TV shows was all over the place and and I found political really an easy way to get a sense of what's happening in American politics and wished there was something like that for India and so when we started scroll a year in I started something called the daily fix in which I did something similar for for a month I in fact stopped going out and stopped drinking so that I would wake up every morning at 5 a.m. read all the newspapers the idea of it was that I would read the newspapers you know the average reader can't spend their mornings reading six different newspapers I had to do it any less for my work so I'll read it and distill the most interesting and important bits and feel free to link out a lot to get aside this idea that linking out was bad and you know now it seems assumed conventional wisdom but back then it wasn't in the Indian journalism space I wanted to sell the idea that if readers start to pay attention to my voice trust me to pull out the most interesting things from across the new space they will keep coming back to me even if they click through to some of those links and find you know journalism that we at scroll which is this tiny independent news organization could not do we couldn't cover the whole country we couldn't go deep onto certain beats but we could tell you which which stories are relevant which ones you should pay attention to and the idea was that you would sort of get attached to my voice so this is something I started on scroll in 2015 but at the time we were not confident about newsletters and so we ended up putting it on the site it didn't land in your inbox it was something that would show up on scroll.in and people would get used to it but the the major difference was because it was an article the way it spread was through its headline rather than through its content and so over time we had to be a little more vocal and louder with the headline or more sharper with our content and it it was a bit of a mismatch because while the material the content on the daily fix was most suited to landing in your inbox at the time we were not certain the newsletters would be something that you know could sell for a small news organization in india and so that was the daily fix let me give you a little bit of a sense of what was on it I called it everything the subhead was everything you need to know for the day and a little more I would have a bit of analysis a whole bunch of links to the top op-eds a don't miss section where you know a big article for the day but again this is going up on the site cut to oh at the same time scroll did have a newsletter but it was called the daily brief and the daily brief is your standard sort of newsletter which just sends you the top 10 links on scroll for the previous day it's sort of like getting the front page of the newspaper the next morning for all the stories that came the day before we still send it out every day a lot of our older readers rely on this entirely they never go to scroll or in they go simply to this but it does a very simple thing it's on the left you can see here and it just has links and and our headlines and so I started to think about the difference between these two different things and and and so a pretty fundamental shift right like so on one side you have what is our daily brief which is just links it's not really meant to be consumed in your inbox you can't open it read it through and be done for the day because it's meant for you to click through to one of those links you might think any one of those is interesting or all of them are what I was building with the daily fix was meant to be consumed in and of itself you could click through to some of those links but actually you're getting some analysis you're getting a sense of what's within those links and you might choose to go on to them if you want to again the daily brief newsletter that we sent out the link one didn't have a voice it spoke from the brand it was scrolls it didn't really have a specific note whereas the voice in the analysis on what was the daily fix was really mine people either liked what I was saying the way I said things or they did but they had to pick whether they wanted that so to me when you start to think of newsletters if people are thinking about what they want to do these are some of the key questions and I think the one I've put in black here is the most important which is what is your objective from a newsletter news organizations are you know like many I'm sure like brands which is that you see everyone doing newsletters and we're like okay we should do one as well but they're often confused about what exactly they expect out of it do they want people to click through and so drive a lot of traffic to the website and so get advertising revenue from it do they want to build a community of people that they can reach out to for events for specific sales or things like that do they just want to build up the brand's image I think setting your objective is extremely important whether in the journal just a link heavy newsletter and something that could be consumed directly in your inbox of course there's a few other things like do you already have a list a space of a set of people you know one convenient thing about scroll is that we already had an audience of 10 million people reading us every month and so there were people I could reach out to so I could build my newsletter audience based on a subset of that 10 million audience but at the same time I still had to make sure it was specific enough that people would actually want to read you know many people might give their email addresses or sign up initially but a common thing on on newsletters just like any news product or any product online is churn where people sign up and then they drop it pretty soon after they're not paying attention it goes into spam or the promotions mail and it goes away after a little while just a couple of other things to me one big question you always have to set yourself is how big do you want to be a key problem I saw in in the way just news products were built in the 2000s was that people saw oh you know there's a huge audience online so let's get to all of them and when you try and get to all of them you're most likely not going to get to anyone or you need to have times of india level money you know to put in and be able to reach the large audience so it's more useful to think whether you're subject to specific enough there is a set of people so for me at the political fix or at the daily fix earlier the idea was people who are news junkies people who want to pay attention to the news but don't have the time in the mornings to read through six seven eight newspapers and they will trust me to do that for them people who want to pay attention without having to do all the work in paying attention I found that a specific enough space it was the idea of political a little bit but not so insidery we're not telling you what each MP is doing on a day-to-day basis but the idea was you want to pay attention to the news in india and political policy spaces but not don't want to do all the work the last question is is it monetizable which is a big question in journalism and newsletters in general but the the second on the other side of that slash is is it sustainable and I don't mean in terms of financial viability but can you do it every day I was waking up every morning at 5 a.m writing this newsletter and then going on to my regular day job which was doing journalism reporting writing editing so after a while it actually came to a place where scrolls the daily fix which was our daily article not a newsletter was actually had a stable of writers we with three of us writing and then four of us writing and it would switch around so the voice switched and it still remain interesting but after a while we realized it was not sustainable and so last year we sort of retired the daily fix as a as an article on the site although it became a comment piece for the morning on scroll.in but last year I tried a pop-up newsletter essentially going up to the elections in 2019 I thought people might have an interest in following the elections in india whether people are in india or outside there might be a surge of interest around the elections and I thought what what better a time to to try out what I've learned about newsletters what people may want to pay attention to and I started something called the election fix it was meant to be a limited run newsletter going from march april and may these are the you know the months of campaigning and the elections themselves in over april and may with the results at the end of may and so it was meant to be a three-week three-month experiment in which again I did some of the same things I had analysis I had links to interesting pieces around the web I had one link that you had to get to and I would also occasionally throw in some funny stuff interesting twitter conversations things like that that I'm the filter for you because things are happening constantly at the end of that three-month period there was enough interest enough of a of a sign-up set and lots of people really liking the election fix which I'll grant you was also on scroll.in's website so I was able to get the big audience on the website while also building up a list and so we converted that to a political fix which became initially a weekly newsletter on which I called it a weekly newsletter on Indian policy and politics from scroll.in I was running feedback surveys constantly I had a google form open all the time for people to tell me what they thought about and let me tell you what the political fix is today it's no longer weekly newsletter I put it out twice a week so on Mondays I give you an analysis piece and on Fridays I give you links and over the last two months I've started doing Q&As with recent authors or people who have written papers in the policy space attached to this some of that idea is that also maybe people are getting tired of just my voice but also the more outside people you bring into it you reach their audiences as well so so while I had reached a certain space based on just my own following let's say online or scrolls bringing other voices in also made the content more interesting but got to reach those people's audiences they might be niche they might have been some of them are professors of policy in in American universities or Indian universities might be a niche but you know all of those students signing up all of fellow academics signing up is it interesting enough audience for me as a newsletter and someone I can I can target to whether it's through advertising or for in whatever way that it is useful for me to reach them I kept I responded to every email and and at this point the political fix moved from MailChimp to sub stack I'm not going to talk about tech too much in my presentation we can talk about it with Abhishek and next week you guys are going to hear from my colleague from Ritesh who runs a scroll stack so you'll hear more about maybe tech on that but the little things on the back end that I paid attention to opening rates how often people were clicking through and of course whether I'm I'm building my audience this is sort of what it looks like right now on the left side is the political fix the Monday one in which I give you analysis of what's going on in India on Fridays and doing a Q&A where we talk to someone interesting recent so that's that's a sense of what it looks like on sub stack at the moment I have a few suggestions it's already 20 minutes in Abhishek we can you can you know stop me at any point but a few things that I have learned over time in terms of newsletters and a few newsletters I really like money stuff is this very interesting newsletter from a Bloomberg writer named Matt Levin or Levine I'm not sure how you pronounce his last name he's a deep finance guy I think he used to work in finance but and it's often like not in my space at all because I don't do finance I write about the economy but not like hard finance stuff and yet I find his newsletter extremely easy to read and access because the one thing that Matt does over and over again is that he will explain the simple concept of what is an IPO every time on his newsletter he'll make it interesting he's not using a stock phrase but he does not presume that everyone reading has read all his previous articles his previous newsletters or knows what you know they're what he's talking about and so one of the key things I found with newsletters is that feel free to repeat concepts to link back to give excerpts from your previous stuff and don't presume knowledge people are joining your newsletter at any given moment this week you might have signed up a bunch of people who have not read anything in the past so feel free to keep repeating things quads succession which used to be daily is now moved to a weekly thing and now I know are two super fun newsletters that basically do a deep dive into into a random thing every every day or every week and they've built up large audiences now I know is this huge newsletter and basically he gives you one one piece of trivia every day and I thought this sort of thing wouldn't work people aren't going to pay attention but actually or maybe they won't open it in their inbox but both of these seem to be doing reasonably well and they are not afraid to go into like deep subjects which I find interesting I'm going to give a surprising suggestion here but the Times of India actually has a great newsletter called the Time Stop 10 it is a really good way of following Indian news on a daily basis it's not going to give you too much commentary or analysis but it will give you a sense of the depth and breadth of news that is in the Times of India I granted this is the Times and they have six or seven people working on this as opposed to me who still has to do you know the political fix myself but it's super consistent and it gives you something every day. Stratitary on the other hand is Ben Thompson's blog that became a newsletter it's a paid newsletter except for one article a week that does great great analysis of tech and the media space it's and he's managed to make it work on one stack through a paid platform. A couple of other things one little suggestion I give to everyone is that you put something in the bottom of your newsletter that's interesting that people will want to come back to both Vox sentences and the interface do this they put fun twitter things or an interesting link at the bottom and so it's a little incentive it's a hook for people to read all the way through so I often put a don't miss link or or something funny on on Indian Twitter at the bottom of a newsletter just you know maybe you don't want to read all the analysis that week but you might enjoy the you know the zen moment that the John Stuart used to have at the end of the daily show and always respond to people always get back to people I put in hotpot there which is a great newsletter now paid that has built the podcast community in America and does great analysis on industry stuff regarding podcasts but what Nick Hoer writes it does really well is build communities talk directly to the people who are involved in that space so I've talked a lot and very quickly here there's some some resources that I can throw up there for if people want to and you can always check in with me on Twitter or over email if you have questions and any newsletter writer that you like my suggestion is it shouldn't be hard to reach out directly to them because people are very accessible in this space it's not yet jumped the shark of being like podcast large but it's getting there in in a sense but people I'm sure will always be happy to respond


Hello, this is Brian with Protected Trust Support. Today we're going to show you how to add your Office 365 mailbox to an Android device using the Android's native mail client. So once you open the native mail client, you'll be prompted to add a new account. So go ahead and click on add a new account. In the next page, we're going to go ahead and sign in to our new account. So let's go ahead and paste our email address in here. We're going to go ahead and type in our password and sign in. Alright, now for account type, we're going to choose Microsoft Exchange Active Sync. It's going to retrieve our server information and account information. Alright, we're going to go ahead and apply to the security settings. Now on the manual setup here, this is for your preferences on how you would like to sync. You can sync more mail in three days. Choose when it syncs. You can choose to sync your contacts, calendars, and tasks or turn them off. I'm going to go ahead and hit next on here for me. We can give this account a name different than what it is called here. This is just a preference. So go ahead and hit done on there. And we're going to go and update our security settings. Once that is done, your mail will start pulling down. This may take several minutes, but it will start pulling your mail down. Now when you go to your calendar app, if you sync calendars, you'll see your calendars are there now. Alright, now if you do have any questions, please let us know. Visit our website at protectedtrust.com.


Hello, and welcome to The Craft Box. My name is Brent Andruan with Finn and today we are back on FDB Infinity Evolve Skybook. Hi. Dude, I... So, in between episodes, which has been a long time, it's been like three months. Yeah. I changed some things around. Yeah. The bass has got overgrown. There's a lot of trees. Yeah, there's a lot of trees now, which is good. We've got a lot of wood, almost too much wood, but you can never have enough wood, you know. Yeah. I've built an apple tree so we don't starve to death. He says as he's starving to death. I'm on literally to meet things. Yeah, no. I've kind of just cleaned up things. Oh, lag. It's fine. So yeah, that's pretty much where we're up to. I've spent a lot of time just gathering a few resources. How's your life been, Finn? Me? Yeah, yeah. I haven't done anything to do with YouTube for like three months. That includes videos on other channels. That's crazy. I haven't done anything. It sounds like a great break. It has been a great break. I've been doing important things. That's good. We need some chicken. We need some chicken. We need some chicken. We do. We do. So what are we doing? Oh, I got a Snapchat message. I'm a bad YouTuber. You are. You should really turn off your phone. But fuck, who cares, right? I care, actually. You're hurting me. Okay. Now, some viewers might be able to see this monstrosity of a tower that I'm building over to the side of the island. Yes, that will be a mob spawner. I missed that. You missed that. Some of the viewers might be seeing a monstrosity of a tower that I'm building off to the side. Oh, I see it. Yeah, you see that? That's going to be our mob spawner. I thought it was a statue of your face because it's a monstrosity. Okay. No, that's going to be a mob spawner soon. I just don't want to finish it off because I don't want to die yet. Oh, okay. I've so far had like no deaths for the last three months. It's been great. I'm literally starving to death. I press C, like communicate with West Chat on CSGO to talk to you because that's my button.  I've actually never pressed C before. Really? I don't want to go there. But yeah, so what you should do, Finn, is you wanted to do farming. I did. We need a watering can. Oh. If you search the recipe for a watering can. I will do that. Water. Water. And go watering can empty. Click on that one. Ring. Can empty. And you look at the things we need for that.  So you need to get beet seeds, corn seeds and kiwi seeds. Do you want to know how to make them? How? Click on them. Oh, God. So you're going to need to do a lot of breeding of crops. Why? Because. Why? That's fun. So this is going to be your life for the next like.  The next few weeks. Oh. How do I? Oh. So first you need to build a place where we can farm. Yeah. I'm getting there. I've got some dirt coming along. Yeah. Cool. I've got my, my, my chairs just broke. Make some more if you want. Make sure we've still got enough saplings to plant all the trees back as well. But yeah, make some more. There's just two wooden planks as you would normally craft. Yeah.  This mod pack, man. I know.  I hate even more green. What? Me? No. The lag that makes it, you get two buttons instead of two. Cheers. Yeah. The server is quite laggy. So basically what you're going to be doing is you're going to be making a platform, lining it with dirt, making it a farm and making it amazing. Oh, okay. Yeah. Well, I try and get 10 diamonds. Diamonds. Again. You want to have a race? For what? To see who can do the best. Do it first. Yeah. We can, we can try to do that. I've got quite a list. Oh. I've got to make a thermionic fabricator. I've got to get 10 diamonds or actually wait. I can craft something quickly. So between episodes, I actually prepared something. Oh, this is something Brent prepared earlier. This is, these are things I prepared earlier. I should have already put them in these crafting tables, but that's fine. Let's see. I remember how they go. Can I make like stone chairs? I don't know. Just use wood because you can, you just keep. You can make stone ones. They're probably last longer. Yeah, they would last longer, but it doesn't really matter. Okay. Whatever you want, man. So earlier I prepared a whole power system so we can start making a bit of power. Which did they change your recipe? Welcome to Brent Cooks. Here's something Brent prepared earlier. So recently they just updated the pack. Did they? And I think they might have changed recipes on me. After I spent all my time getting all these things. Oh, that's even better. It's just these ones. I was just mad bad.  I only need two of these. Dude, I really like shears, man. Shears are great, aren't they? Yeah. So yeah, I started some of the things down and we've got a lot of metals as well. Metal? Metal. Metal? So yeah, we have a small power setup that we can use at any time. But that's going to need to be bigger to handle what we need to do. Like what? Lasers and assembly tables. Oh, laser. Fire to leisure. Yeah. So basically our goal at the moment is lasers. Should I make more oak barrels? Assembly table. Yeah, you can. I can't remember how to do them, but I think I know. I just switched up in the NEI. Oak. Oak barrel. Make sure you put some slabs over them so they don't get water in them. Oh, what? That's a thing. When it rains, water collects in them. Oh, okay. Yeah. I had switched up like barrel, but it's barrel. That is. Da-da-da-da. What have you been doing, Brent? What have you been doing recently? Yeah. Um, I've been busy. Busy doing what? Having a life. Really? Brent has a life? You know, just a normal. Brent has a life. Sometimes coming on the server being like, huh, we should record on this again. Oh my God. There's already things spawning on my mob pillar. It's not good. Oh God. No. It's a zombie. We can make flesh food. That is if it drops down so we can kill it. Your mob pillar is working, Brent. Yeah, well, it's not meant to. Not yet? No. Oh. That's all right. Don't worry, man. It doesn't matter. But yeah, I decided to build something there because originally it was just a platform and mobs were spawning there because there was no torches. Oh. And they kind of nearly killed me. Many times? No, just once. I soon put torches down and made a brief design for a mob. Brent's not just a pretty face every one. He's actually just a pretty face. Slabs everything.  Yeah, you have to break them together that. Yeah. Have fun with that. But wait until the rain's over. Actually just break them otherwise they're going to make mossy cobblestone everywhere and it looks ugly. Okay. Okay.  Ready? Yeah. And here we go. I'm chopping down a tree. One block at a time. One block at a time. One block at a time. One block at a time. Amazing. That was great. Not even the worst. Sick joke mate, add that to the video. I have. I recorded it especially. I'm feeling a bit like headed now. Exhale. You can call it yoga with Brent. Exhale. Exhale. Exhale. Exhale. Inhale. Inhale. Inhale. Exhale. Exhale. Exhale. Exhale. Skyrocketing this year. Just so you know, I'm actually dead right now. So if you want to find Brent, please send money to his PayPal. There will be a foundation started called Help Save Brent. Send all your money there or else. Thanks. If you want more cracking jokes like this and more bants from Brent. Please subscribe. Send to his PayPal. And put in the chat below your favourite part of the rap. Yeah. My favourite was all that exhaling. Exhale. Exhale. That was great. I loved it. I loved every minute of it. And I would do it again. Except I need to work now. I'm a bad YouTuber. You are. We already knew this. So what have I done this episode? I've gotten one diamond. I've got heaps of dirt. We're not heaps yet. I haven't even got two stacks, but that's not the point. The point is it's quite a lot. Yeah. So how many diamonds do we have? We have five diamonds. I need five more. But we're going to start working on Ceremonic next time. I need more gold. Gold is a trouble. Dump on the trump. I'm a bad YouTuber. I still forgot to turn off my phone. Man vibrated. You see. Just put it on vibrate. I have. It's just when I get some other messages, they don't vibrate. Oh yeah. Dump on the trump. What? Maybe we should play a game. Jump on trump.  I think you should just jump on it here. It makes perfect trampoline. Probably. So much gel. I know. They'll be like really soft. They should be probably quite hard. It just embraces my body. It just China my body. I love China. China. How can I be racist? I love China. I just love China. Oh my God. Same twins. And if any Trump supporters are watching this video. You're great. We love you all. We actually do. Love you.  Yeah man. We honestly don't care. We just like ripping out people. We would do the same for Hillary, but it's not in our culture. Trip out the feminine kind. Have you seen her smile? No I haven't.  You're only daddy for one person. We're not getting into this right now. Donald Trump. People don't need to know this, okay? It's my secret. Donald Trump's your daddy? He is. But don't tell people. They might get jealous. Okay. I think we should end the episode here. Yeah.  It's raining a lot. A lot. So yeah. Thank you for watching. If you liked and please subscribe and possibly even comment if you want to. And the chat below. And subscribe. And if I haven't said it before you should subscribe. But remember you should subscribe. And comment in the chat below what you thought of the video. And what we can improve on. Yeah. Also subscribe. Okay. And like the video, but also subscribe. Oh my God. The disc is almost fell. We've gone through this quick. And follow and follow and follow and follow us on Twitter. 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Welcome to ToffeeTV, it is the Everton News Daily sponsored by Snickers Protein, helping fans get excited about the transfer window this January. Well there is another team now being linked with Shenk Tosun, we've heard lots of rumors about him this month including, Feyenoord, West Brom, Besiktas, now you can add Celta Vigo to that list, the Spanish team apparently are looking to take him on loan to the end of the season, obviously the player wants to leave, he wants to play games ahead of the Euros in the summer, we're taking obviously involved so where's he going to end up, we'll have to wait and see, Monday of course is the transfer deadline day and it looks like he really wants to leave, it looks like Everton are actively trying to get him out. So we'll have to wait and see but hopefully he does, I think it would be good for Evan, it would be good for him and we'll have to wait and see, obviously there's a lot of rumors as well about the likes of Bernard, the likes of John Joe Kenny, the likes of possibly Anthony Gordon going on loan, I don't think Bernard and Anthony Gordon would leave the club, we've already had Balasi leave as well in the last 24 hours going to Middlesbrough which has been good for him, obviously last six months of his contact he's gone to Middlesbrough on loan so he has now left the club as any effectively so yeah it's going to be interesting to see what happens in the next few days and we'll let you know on the news daily and our transfer shows ahead of the deadline on Monday. Another play looks set to leave with only six months left on his contact is Jonas Lacell, it looks like he is heading back to Denmark to FC Midgieland who I think played in the Champions League this year didn't he, I think they were in Liverpool's group. Again his contact ends in the summer, he is Everton's third choice goalkeeper and has appeared on the bench alongside Robin Olson but obviously with Joe Virginia at the club as well he could be the third choice and yeah it looks like he's leaving, nothing confirmed by the clubs yet but certainly it looks like he's heading back to Denmark. Carlo Ancelotti's held his press conference today ahead of tomorrow's game against Newcastle, he was asked about Jordan Pickford and basically he said he'll make a decision you know tomorrow whatever it is he said you know he's ordered to use Lossal before, they have rotated so we'll have to wait and see tomorrow when the team news comes out at half 11 where there Jordan Pickford will be starting that game or not. He said he's got no fresh injuries ahead of the game and he did say that Alan would start training next week, he'll start training next week. He also said Gabamon, I'll take that with a pinch of salt. How many times have we heard that now, far too many so we'll have to wait and see on on that one whether whether Gabamon does start training but it'd be absolutely great if Alan does start training but it's good that there's no other injuries so he's got all those other players to choose from for tomorrow's game which is obviously really really important. If ever can get a win that would push them to fifth place and kicking off before everyone else so that'd be really really important. Today Fabian Delts been linked with a move away. Wofford apparently are looking at fringe players in the Premier League to help them with their promotion push and one of the players linked was Fabian Delts. So obviously Fabian Delts coming from an injury himself as everything has been really really stopped start and it would be fantastic if we could get rid of Fabian Delts let's be honest. Some fixed changes to Manchester United Games now on the 6th of February on the Saturday night eight o'clock kick off. It was supposed to be on the Monday but obviously the gaming and spares now is on the 10th with an 8 15 p.m. kick off so that's been moved back to the Saturday and the gaming against Fulham the next game is on the 14th it's been moved to the Sunday 14 to 7 o'clock kick off. Yeah so a few fixed changes as well very hectic few weeks for the Blues. Obviously you've got to fit in that Man City game, you've got to fit in the Villa game as well, come up as well so that's been that's been those two fixes have been confirmed anyway. Obviously as part of Snickers protein they've been asking for your fan questions whether it be videos or questions using the hashtag fanline on Twitter. We've had a few in today. Terry Cook has said is buying a player in January going to go and to hinder us in the summer hashtag fanline no because I don't think now we're gonna bring in anyone now that would be a huge money if any if we were to bring someone and it probably be some kind of loan or you know loan with a possibility of a transfer but it doesn't look like there's gonna be any kind of big movements in the next few days ever and I've been quite honest about this and said that they didn't think there'd be any transfers but with the possibility of getting a few off the wages you never know that might open the door for you know something on deadline day something to just keep us going till the end of the season so we'll have to wait and see on that one. Toffee38 says do we expect a surprise sign in this window now we look like getting a few more out the door hashtag fanline yeah I mean that could happen definitely could happen Monday if we get the players out it is all about getting the players out and I think they could definitely be one surprise in coming if we can get the players out if shank talks and goes if Bernard or Anthony Gordon goes out obviously Bernard would probably be alone with a move at the end of the season Anthony Gordon would be would be alone if he went out but it'd be one or the other John Joe Kenny could go out but I think if it was one of the attack and play if we got rid of a couple of attacking players I could definitely see a long coming on deadline day we'll have to wait and see on that one and finally a bit of a conservation this one from a Dean Toffee he says if Richard was to leave in the summer at an inflator price say 80 to 120 million would that be great business or a terrible loss I mean in terms of you got if you got 120 million for a charlotte and it would ease all our FFP issues and could mean we could go out and probably buy three four players maybe maybe more because of the FFP standard I don't want us to see I don't want to see us lose any of our best players you know I think I don't think the charlotte's in great form but he is one of our best players I think sends out the wrong signals if you are selling those kind of players I'd prefer to keep them but if we did sell them it would really really help our FFP if we were to sell anyone for a real you know real good money it would really help our FFP so but I wouldn't want to sell anyone don't forget Monday is transfer deadline day we'll be over on the Ball Street YouTube channel they're having four hours of transfer day activity over there bring you all the latest it will be powered by Snickers protein so catch is there we'll be doing our own stuff as well on this channel so make sure you catch both of those things it will be a be an interesting day we'll have to wait and see how exciting it is but I'm sure it will be an interesting day there you go make sure to give this video a like subscribe if you haven't already and if you want more great video videos join us on page and see you later