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The City of Whitesburg is seeking vendors for its annual Valentine's Main Street Market. It's going to be a good time. We've got a lot of vendors. We're hoping the weather holds up and we'll have a good day for it. We always have a really good turnout, so if you do have a home business, you're just getting started.  Last year's Valentine's Market hosted a variety of craft and food vendors selling Valentine's-themed goods and they are hoping to have even more vendors this year. There's a wide variety of, so there's something for everybody and we'll also have some people that's doing some baked goods, so I'm sure there's going to be some chocolate-covered strawberries somewhere. There is no charge to be a vendor. Those wishing to register to be a vendor can call Amanda Hammons at<PHONE_NUMBER>. For Mountain Top News, I'm Kelsey Fidell.


OTAN, Outreach and Technical Assistance Network. Hello everyone, my name is Anthony Burick. I'm a project specialist at OTAN. Welcome to today's OTAN Tech Talk. I would like to introduce our presenter today, Michelle Jensen, ABE instructor at El Monte Rose Mead Adult Education. Michelle's topic is using Google Keep in the classroom. Let's get started. Take it away, Michelle. Hello and welcome. I have been teaching in adult education for over 15 years now. And though I have taught every subject as part of the HSD and HSE programs, I am now teaching adult basic education, math and English. All through this time, I have used, learned and expanded my use of technology in the classroom. And I have found one app in particular to be extremely useful. Most of you have worked with Google and you probably are using Google Apps in your classroom and everyday lives. Apps like YouTube, Maps, Calendar, Gmail, Drive, Docs and Slides. The list goes on and on, but you may not be as familiar with Google Keep. I'm here to show you some of the things you can do on Google Keep, as well as a few things you can teach your students to make their work easier too. As a teacher, you can become more organized, keep better track of brainstorms and speed up certain activities. As a student, Google Keep can facilitate organization and collaboration. I find that once my students become familiar with Google Keep, there is less stress with the more difficult assignments and more focus on the learning side of lessons rather than on how to get the task done. But more than anything, Google Keep can help teachers and students with their work. The first thing you need to know though is that there's a difference between the computer or desktop version of Google Keep and the mobile app. By using both the desktop version and the mobile app, you and your students can sync across devices, making the ability to work much easier. Be familiar with how Keep looks on both kinds of devices. Today, we will be focusing on the computer side of Google Keep. To get started, you need to log into Gmail. I recommend logging into Gmail simply because it allows you to access the other apps offered by Google at the same time. From there, go to the waffle, which is the grouping of dots at the top right side of your screen, and click on it. Once the drop-down menu appears and is open, click the Google Keep icon. If it is not visible, just scroll down till you see the yellow square with what looks like a light bulb on it. Or click on the yellow square with the light bulb in the menu at the right-hand side of your screen. This opens a sidebar to access Google Keep. But if you want to open the actual app from here, you can click the open icon in the top corner of the sidebar. Now, let me ask you, have you ever written something on the whiteboard and what you said or maybe the way you said it was so perfect that you didn't want to lose it? Okay, so maybe it was something someone else wrote on the board, like an administrator or a presenter in an OTAN workshop. When this happens, I frequently snap a picture of it. Then I end up with pictures of great information and nothing to do with them. I don't have time to type them up and put the information somewhere useful. What's worse is I frequently forget I even took the pictures. So what was the point? In other situations, I have written notes for my students, then I have to come up with the same notes in a new semester, simply because I wrote the notes on the whiteboard and at the end of the day, just erased them. In both cases, I have lost great information that would be really useful in a different format. The solution I found was Google Keep. Remember all those pictures I took and then did nothing with? If I load them onto Google Keep, I can create usable information. I can load the pictures in a couple ways. First, if the picture is on the computer, just find the desired folder, excuse me, file, then drag and drop the file into the take note window. Once you have loaded the image, click closed at the bottom right hand corner of the image if you aren't ready to work with it. Or click the image icon to the right in the take note window. This will open a menu where you can select the image you want to load and open it in Google Keep. Then you can close the image just like you did before. Once you're ready to get started working with an image, hover over the image you wish to edit and a menu will appear. This bar will be at the bottom of the image even if you open it. In this menu bar, you will see a bell with a plus sign, a person with a plus sign, a painter's palette, an image, a box with an arrow pointing down and the vertical ellipse or skinny snowman. The other three icons, the undo, redo and close button are on the menu only when you are open the file. Now, click the skinny snowman in the menu bar of the image you want to work on and click grab image text from the menu that appears. This gives you a text copy of whatever was on the image you loaded. It turns a long typing task into a two second click. The one drawback is that if you have writing that is hard to read like math notes with examples, problems or writing that isn't in a straight line, maybe it's in columns as with an agenda. Google Keep may not be able to decipher what is written and you can come up with confused or even symbol gibberish. Basically, there's always a need to make sure what has been converted reads correctly. More on that later. After getting the text, you have several options. This is the point I usually open the file to work on it. If I want to add a title to help with the search ability of the note, simply go to the top of the menu, excuse me, the top of the note, just below the image and add a title. You can also color code the note for organization or prioritizing by using the little painter's palette icon. Or you can add a label or a drawing to a note. You can turn the note into a list. If you want to add checkboxes to your text to make your text a to-do list, click the skinny snowman and click the show checkboxes. The really cool thing about this feature is that when you're finished, when you finish a task and click the checkbox to say it's done, the task automatically moves to the bottom of the list. If you want to move things around on the list, hover the cursor over the item you want to move, click and hold the six dots that appear on the left and move the item wherever you want. You can even indent doing the same thing just by moving the cursor right as you drag it. You can add a remind to your notes that can then cross over to your calendar by clicking the little bell icon at the bottom and choosing from the options on that appear. One other thing you might want or even need to do is share things that you have written. To do this, click the person icon again at the bottom of the image. This functions pretty much the same way sharing works across Google apps. Once you click the icon, add the email of the person you want to share with and click save. But the main thing I do is go to the last option in this skinny snowman. In this list is copy to Google docs. This makes a copy of the image with the newly converted text and sends it to my Google drive as a doc. At this point, you can do whatever you want with it. I usually download it, edit it and move it where I need it. One more thing, one more note about Google Keep. When adding an image, it must be an image. GIF, JPEG, PNG and WebP are all usable. You cannot, however, use PDF or docs or anything of the like. As a teacher of basic education, I am the one who is not only reintroducing students to school and what it means to be a student, but I am also trying to show students ways to make the transition back into school or maybe even the brand new experience of school easier. One of the most difficult things for students is the idea of taking notes and then reviewing those notes. I always see students taking pictures of what I'm writing on the board, but what do they do with these pictures? Many take them home and copy them onto paper when they have more time, while others forget about them, just like me. Instead, I introduce my students to Google Keep. I show them how to move the image into Google Keep, do a text grab, and then move it to Google Docs. I also always show them how to double check the text conversion the same way I do. In this way, they not only make sure they have the notes, but they also revisit the information. Then I have them share the notes with me as part of an assignment. I have them ask me questions through the document on anything in their notes that doesn't make sense, and because we are linked, I can answer back through the shared document. Another assignment that is made easier by using the text grab feature of Google Keep is writing an essay. Students who have just come back to school often don't know how to type, and some who can type don't type very fast, making the assignment not only difficult, but stressful too. I'm sorry to say that typing is not the focus of my class. I want them to learn more about computers, yeah. But I'm more worried about their writing skills. So I teach them that if they write the essay clearly, I still don't wanna see it, but they can take a picture of it and have Google Keep type it for them. I find that this lesson is actually a major stress reliever for my students. Their focus returns to the writing and not the typing of the assignment. Here's a final example of how another teacher uses Google Keep in her class. First, she made a large poster with the information about getting started in the class and posted it on the wall. Then she shows students how to find the waffle for the apps in Gmail and open Google Drive. She points out the new button on the top left and the features that are there, most particularly Google Docs. Students will be using this app in their assignments. Next, she has the students download Google Keep on their phones and open the app. Now they use their phones to take a picture of the instructions poster on the wall. Here's where the magic takes place for the students. Keep extracts the text from the image with the text grab feature. Then with Keep, students save the notes as a Google Doc. So now the students have the information from the poster in their Google Drive. They can add to it, edit it, or even share it with the teacher or another student. By the end of that first day, students know how to get started in class and how to quickly take digital notes.  The last step for this teacher is to have her students share their notes with her, verifying that they have completed the assignment. Keep made a boring task of note-taking into a swift image grab that turns into a Word document they can use. The students can use these skills everywhere at any time. Thank you for listening. I hope you have found this workshop useful and can see the use of Google Keep, not only in the classroom, but in your work as a teacher or in your own life. Try out the app and decide how it works best for you because this is an app that uses almost that almost completely online. There are dozens of ways you can use Google Keep. You can even use it to plan a project-based assignment. Thank you, Michelle, for all of that great information. OTAN would also like to thank all of its viewers. And if you have an ed tech tool or tip that you'd like to share with the adult education field, email your OTAN Tech Talk idea to us at supportatotan.us. Please also subscribe to the OTAN YouTube channel where you can watch a number of videos on a variety of technology-related topics, including previous OTAN Tech Talks. We'd also like to remind you that OTAN is a leadership project for adult education in California. And if you are at a VOA-funded agency, you can contact OTAN for additional services, including online hands-on professional development. Visit the OTAN website at www.otan.us or contact us by phone or email. Thank you again for watching today's OTAN Tech Talk.


Hi friends, it's so good to be with you today and just appreciate the opportunity. First of all, for those of you who may not know me, my name is Matt Temple and I'm the associate director of New Church Starts in the Center for Church Development in the North Texas Conference. I love the theme and the topic that you all are talking about today, this idea, this very important question of has the church left the building? And the reality is, and all of us know, I mean there's been countless articles written over the last 15 or 20 years telling us how much the world has shifted and the perceptions that our society has of the church are dramatically different today than they were even 20 or 30 years ago. It used to be that you would build a church building right in the center of town and the expectation was that everyone was coming to church. But the problem with the world like that, the challenge that we run into is that the church can quickly begin to think that we are at the center of God's mission. There's a misciologist named Christopher Wright, he's from South Africa and he says this, he says it's not so much the case that God has a mission for the church in the world as it is that God has a church for God's mission in the world. Let me read that again, it's not so much the case that God has a mission for the church in the world as it is that God has a church for the mission in the world. Mission was not made for the church, the church was made for mission. Has the church left the building? That's what we want to talk about today. But here's the problem, change is hard for us. Change is hard for all humanity. We want consistency. We want predictability. It's part of our survival instinct to have something that gives us the illusion that we're in control. And so as our world has changed in a lot of ways, it's actually caused the church to hunker down deeper into their building rather than leave their building. And that's the challenge for us is to get up the courage to face the reality of the world that we're living in and not give up our witness, but move into the world to be the witness. And listen to what the writer of Psalms in Psalms 137 says. Now just to set this up a little bit, the people, the children of Israel, God's people, they've gone to the Promised Land, they've been there, they kind of didn't do things right. So they were exiled out of the Promised Land into Babylon. And that's where this psalm takes place, is the people of God have been taken out of their homeland and they're now living in exile. They've gone from being the center of society to being on the outskirts of society. They've gone from being a respected people to a captive people. And with that has come a lot of fear and a lot of anxiety. And listen to what they say in Psalms 137. By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down and there we wept when we remembered Zion. On the willows there we hung up our harps, for there our captors asked us for songs and our tormentors asked us for mirth saying, Sing us the songs of Zion. But how could we sing the Lord's song in a foreign land?  If I do not set Jerusalem above my highest joy. Remember, O Lord, against the Edomites, the day that Jerusalem fell, how they said, Tear it down, tear it down, down to its foundations, O daughter Babylon, you devastator. Happy shall they be who pay you back what you have done to us. Happy shall they be who take your little ones and dash them against the rocks. Those are strong, strong words of lament that speak to a people who are wrestling with their new situation and not necessarily finding a way forward in the midst of it. They're thinking back on Zion. They're remembering the good old days, the way it used to be, the songs we used to sing, the ways we used to do things. They've come to see society, the society that is around them as an enemy, something that they need to be saved from or protected from rather than the object of God's mission, the sphere, the place where God works and where God moves. And you can see within it that the people in Babylon are spiritually hungry. It's just different than the way it used to be, but they're saying in this text, sing us some of your songs and the people refuse to bear witness because they haven't figured out, as Leslie Newbiggins says, how to bear witness to the gospel from a position not of strength but of weakness. Has the church left the building? Now, God responds to this lament actually in Jeremiah 29. God responds to the people who are singing this lament. And we know Jeremiah 29 because of Jeremiah 29-11. But if you go back further earlier in the chapter, verses four through nine, you begin to see what God's telling them and how God's challenging them to change their posture and their attitude about the world around them. Listen to what God says in Jeremiah 29. The Lord of heavenly forces the God of Israel proclaims to all the exiles whom I have sent from Jerusalem to Babylon. Interesting. I've sent you. You are exactly where you're supposed to be right now in this moment of time. This moment is what you were made for. This moment is what I have called you to. This moment has not taken me by surprise. And this is what God says to them. Build houses and settle down. Cultivate gardens and eat what they produce. Get married and have children and then help your sons find wives and your daughters find husbands in order that they too may have children. Increase in number there. You don't have to decrease in number there. You can increase in number there so that you don't dwindle away. Promote the welfare of the city to which I have sent you into exile. Pray to the Lord for it because your future depends on its welfare. The Lord of heavenly forces the God of Israel proclaims, don't let the prophets and diviners in your midst mislead you. Don't pay attention to their dreams. They are prophesying lies to you in my name. I didn't send them, declares the Lord. So basically God's saying, y'all are sort of hunkered down in these enclaves in the outside of the city. I want you to go into the city. I want you to build houses. I want you to find jobs. I want you to plant gardens. I want you to get married. I want you to have children. I want you to thrive in this new environment. You don't have to decrease. You can increase. And it's shifting our posture, and this is what I want to close with. It's shifting our posture from being the host to being the guest.   What would it look like for you to leave your Bible studies, or leave your Sunday school classes, or leave your small groups and move outside of the church to begin to build some relationships with your neighbors? Maybe a progressive dinner where you start with the first course at one person's house, and move house to house, and eat different courses of the meal together. What would it look like for you to begin to intentionally engage the people around you? A theology of guesting instead of hosting, where you're not looking to invite people to something, but you're looking to be invited to something. What would it look like if our churches didn't only count how many people came to the things that we invite them to, but also counted how many times the people in our churches are actually invited to things because they've begun to build relationships with people outside of their church, and they're now being invited into people's lives to do life with them, to have conversations with them, to be a part of the community with them. We believe from our missiology that God is at work all around us. We're not bringing Jesus into our neighborhood. Jesus is already there. Our job is to leave the building, go into those spaces, and bear witness to the good news in those places. Wesley speaks to this in his sermon on the omnipotence of God, where he says, but allowing that God is here, as in every place, that he is about our bed and about our path, that he besets us behind and before and lays his hand upon us, what inference should we draw from him? What use should we make of this awful consideration? What's the consideration that God's at work all around us outside of our buildings? Is it not meat and right to humble ourselves before God's majesty? Should we not labor continually to acknowledge God's presence? Friends, God is at work all around you, in your neighborhood, in your community, outside the walls of your church because the world is the realm of God's mission, not the church. And our job is to labor continually to muster up the courage to stand up out of our comfortable places, our comfortable spaces, and move out into the world, move out into our society, move out into the neighborhood and bear witness to the good news that's there. I'm praying for you all as you have conversations today, as you talk through what this looks like, and my prayer is that we will continually grow in our capacity as a church in North Texas to leave the building, to become guests in our community, and to bear witness to the gospel there. Thank you so much for letting me share. It's been great being with you.


We have students that come into the program with little to no academic training. Some students have never touched a computer before in their life. They don't even know to turn it on. When I was in my country, I didn't get this opportunity to get a computer here. I can get that opportunity. Project IDEA began out of a collaboration with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The mission of the IDEA program is to engage students in technology in order to accelerate their learning so they can get the certificates and degrees needed to move into living wage jobs. I want to study medical nursing and helping people. The Project IDEA curriculum is unlike any ESL textbook that we have seen before. We have topics like cross-cultural communication, effective presentations, and environmental issues that aren't typical of an ESL textbook. The new curriculum and teaching, this flipped model, establishes a very important shift. Removing the focus of knowledge and power from the instructor and shift it to the student. So the dynamic has changed in the sense that students are now empowered. The flipped model of teaching allows students more independence. They have to manage their time to do their work and then they come to class and practice what they've learned. When I come here, I don't speak any English. My favorite part of Project IDEA curriculum is you can speak in class. You can write, you can listen, and you can go home and practice what you learn in class. So we're seeing self-actualization of learning and that's a huge marker for students to be able to take ownership of that learning process. Three months after I start the class, for the first time I can write a test in English. IDEA was a three-phase pilot. By the end of the pilot, we had 33 providers participating. By the end of the third year, about 11% of the students had learning gains that were above that of students in traditional ESL classes. And on standardized tests, students were 12% higher and the growth continues. The interesting dynamics in the model is that students are able to reinforce the curriculum by bringing in their own experiences. Last year, I was an ESL agent. I won, maybe, graduate Bellevue College. I get a certificate for the ESL agent in real estate. This one student, she would tell me, teacher, I have to go, I have to go. I'm looking for a job after class and I have to go to my friend's house because my friend helps me to look for jobs online. And then she helps me fill out the online applications. We had job skills and work readiness modules that teach students how to fill out online applications to create resumes online. Once she had those skills, she came to me at the end of class and she said, I don't have to ask my friend anymore. The other day I used the IDEA laptop to find myself a job and she gave me back the laptop and she started working. I made my resume in class and practiced the real interview after. I write my teacher. Oh, I get the job. For me, the IDEA program is the excellent program.


News Update. Hi everyone, this is the Tiger Financial News Network 10AM Update Basil Chapman here on this 6th day, Monday, December, and we're looking at the Dow up 500 points at $35,092. What we've been anticipating from our subscribers to my opening call and myself is that the Dow is going to show some strength. It has had a huge pullback in time, not so much in price, but $36,565 on November the 8th down to the low, $34,022 just four sessions ago. Now it's getting a nice balance, it should test the, we're anticipating the $35,000 level can even go higher, but I'm suspecting we've got an arch formation here as the Dow rallies and the others don't participate in the same order. And what we're looking at here is that the S&P is up $27,465. You can see it's just the inside day off, the big red candle with the lower low on Friday. Look at the QQQ, the QQQ weak down to $1.13 at $382. This is the Invesco QQQ Trust series, NDX100 trading vehicle. We're anticipating that this is going to correct while the Dow takes on the leadership role again. It led to the downside, now it could lead for a little while to the upside. And the IWM, the Russell 2000 is nice today but still very weak, it's up to $216.92. You're looking at gold, gold is down three at 1781 in the lower range, you're looking at the dollar holding quite well. It has to break this Chapman Wave inside track resistance area, needs to get from $96.24 into the $96.48 area, $96.69, that'll be a good sign so far. It's holding well, it's a TLT, I'm watching closely. TLT is still up with the highs, it's down to $0.09 here at $154.26. This is bonds, and if bonds continue high with rates going lower, it's telling us a story that we can't ignore and that story we'll discuss when I get back from the Tiger Technicians Hour in a moment and we're also looking at the VIX index and we had anticipated that perhaps today the VIX drops quite sharp, the one is down at the 28th, it hit 35.32 on Friday, that is a bit of a pullback but it's still in the high range. I'll be back in a moment, Basel Chapman, I hope you can save for the Tiger Technicians Hour coming up for this next hour and I'll see you tomorrow at the same time.


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had $5 or less in them, so I listed for $999. Took three months to get an offer of $799 and she declined it. A dollar into almost $250, that is crazy. Hey, fellow buddies, thanks for watching. Amazing, right? All right, let's get started. Hey, fellow buddies, thanks for watching. All right, it is time for Share Your Best March Bolo. I'm gonna tell you where they got it, what they paid for it and what it sold for. I posted this in my Bolo Buddies Facebook group and invited everyone to share their best March Bolo and oh my goodness, did they share some amazing Bolo's? I'm gonna tell you where they got it, what they paid for it and what it sold for. So let's just go ahead and get started. This first item comes from Double T's Treasures. This is her YouTube channel. She found this at the local Goodwill in the T-shirts for $3.69. Are you ready for this? Sold on auction, first time for $315. Buyer Never Paid, re-listed at Buy It Now and sold within a few days for the same price. It is a vintage Alice in Chains Rooster 1993 T-shirt, extra large Jesse Higman Single Stitch USA, $315. Double T's Treasures will be linked down below. Definitely go and subscribe to her channel.  That means their eBay store and their YouTube channel, if they have one, they're linked down in the description. These are channels and members that you wanna follow. They have joined Bolo Buddies memberships at level two. That's my YouTube channel, you join for perks and that's to get the perks. So you can check out more information down below on that. No pressure, my channel is completely free. It's just if you want the perks. This is also from Double T's Treasures. These came in a bulk lot of bagged items from the thrift store, so less than a dollar into them. Took about six months to sell best offer. They are awesome, I love these. They are 1980s Goody Teasers Hair Clencher Clip Banana Comb Pony Holder, 60 bucks. Pretty awesome, right? Got this for free. It had been sitting in my money pile. See what I did there Courtney?  So she's using my money pile phrase, which I did not invent, lots of people say money pile.  But I love to source, so whatever. I'll sell it eventually, I will. Sold in less than two weeks. I don't remember how much I listed it for. Buyer offered 60, I accepted international sale on eBay. Buyer paid 75, 75 all in. This was used one time, brand new, are selling for 175 on eBay. I'm happy turning zero into 60. Hunt a Killer, the Moon Summit Mystery Complete Series box set episodes. I think they might be DVDs. Interesting, right? I just started selling last May after retiring and love it. I found this hat at a yard sale less than two miles from my home for a dollar. Oh my goodness. And sold it the same day as listing for full asking price for 249.99 plus shipping. Thanks Courtney for all you do for the reselling community. You're welcome and thank you for sharing this amazing Bolo. It's a vintage LA Raiders Los Angeles Sport Specialties Proline Snapback Hat. A dollar into almost 250. That is crazy. All right, this one comes from, oh, she knows what I'm doing here. Nonies, nonies treasures. I always have to think about my knees to get it right. That's how I remember it. Okay, is it nonies or nonies? Nonies, it's nonies. Okay, I got this beautiful Cira World Map Martini Pitcher in glasses at a local church thrift store for $7 total. Sold within a week for best offer of 105. When packing broke a glass so I offered her a 20 credit, she accepted. Oh, bummer. So mid-century modern, here's what they look like and this is her eBay store and she'll be linked down below as well. If you guys click on that heart you can follow the eBay stores as well. Got this game at the Goodwill for $2.99. This new old stock looked up surprise comps were good so quickly for $44.99. Compatibility, never heard of this game. 1996 vintage board game. Do great minds really think alike? Looks like maybe a couples game or something like that. It's kind of fun. My third one, Bordello Egg Cups. Got them at the Goodwill for $2.98 and sold super quick for $39.99. Might have undersold it and they are little chicks great for Easter and I just sold an egg cup. I remember I looked it up, I had no idea what it was. Mine was super long tail but I believe I sold it over on Poshmark. I'll try to pop up the photo of it right here. Mine is not as cute but and it took a long time to sell and I wasn't even sure what it was but I figured out that it was an egg cup. So I guess it holds an egg. So yeah, look for egg cups. Purchase both horses at a local yard sale for $30. Sold them together for asking price of $250. They are Spirit and Rain Briar Horses from the original Spirit movie. So they are Briar and this is what they look like. That is incredible. $250 on Mercari. You guys, if you are not selling on Mercari, everybody's like, Mercari is a garage sale app. It is not a garage sale app. You can sell stuff for big money on Mercari. I have a link down below. If you join Mercari with that link, you're gonna get $10 to shop. Once you sell $100, you're gonna get another $20 to shop. So that's $30 of free money that you're gonna get right away once you sell $100 worth of stuff. So get listing and that's my referral link. So if you guys do that, I get a little money to shop too. So I always appreciate it when you guys use my links down below. It doesn't cost you anything extra and it definitely helps me out, helps me keep the channel going and I appreciate it very much. Many of you message me and say, hey, I used your referral link and I'm like, thank you so much. Like I really, really appreciate it. All right, found this PlaySchoolPiggy at my local thrift store for 50 cents, listed for almost two months and sold for a best offer of 200. Yes, I said 200. Plus shipping, I love selling plush. They said that, but I love selling plush also. Check it out. Not seeing this one. PlaySchool Blanky Snuzzles Pig. Pink plaid plush stuffed from the 1980s. Vintage and rare. How cute is that? I love it. This one comes from YouTube channel, Nina's Jewels. Sold two of these to the same buyer for a total price of $49.48. Just paid just $2, total order garage sale. New old stock mowing replacement parts. That is awesome. I love stuff like this. If I can find new old stock items, I definitely pick them up. They're sealed, they're new in the package. Easy to list. A lot of times easy to ship. This is definitely easy to ship. And this is what it looks like. So this is a vintage Tommy brand interactive mini doll. It is less than three inches. They are super hard to find. Sold almost immediately for full asking price of $34.99. Gotten a storage auction where our per item cost was 28 cents. Again, this is from Nina's Jewels. And it's a 2004 Tommy. Is it Tommy or Toomey? It might be Toomey. I think I always say that wrong because Tommy has two Ms. This has one interactive. My little baby doll micro works. How cute is that? Pick this dollhouse wiring kit up. This one is good. At a neighborhood garage sale for $4. It took a couple months to sell but sold for full asking price plus shipping. Buyer was all in for $123.26 for this dollhouse lighting kit. I love it. New old stock and sealed. Oh man, I would have been all over that. Hi Courtney, I bought this Germany animated skeleton from 2004, 2005. Still sealed for 30 at an estate sale. I sold it within two days of listing it on Mercari for $250. Oh, nope, I'm sorry. Listed for $250, accepted an offer of $200. Buyer paid $85 FedEx shipping. So it must be pretty big. It's a Jimmy Halloween dancing singing Skellington. Skellington, what? Skelling, oh my gosh. I forget how to say it. Skeleton. Skeleton. Wow. Okay, we'll put that one in the books for mispronunciation. I'm known for it. If you're new here, I'm just known for it. But I do know how to say skeleton. I don't know why I did that. So it says five foot life size. Wow, that is cool. Jimmy's a great brand, G-E-M-M-Y, I always pick it up. Animated stuff, another thing I always pick up. Found 11 of these little guys at the Salvation Army for $1.99 each. Maybe a year ago, comps on the happy birthday weren't, comps on the happy birthday ones comps on the happy birthday ones weren't great.  Went to look again recently at comps and yay. This is the first one I sold. Have another waiting for payment and lots of watchers on the other ones. I have two other styles to include a black and white cat and a teddy bear. 2008 Boyd's Bear Mini. Okay, so I have a video on Boyd's Bear Minis. The ones that you're looking for are the ones with the little t-shirts. They're not very big, they're about this big. Maybe three inches, two and a half, I don't know. And they have little sweaters and they say things typically. Some of those go for crazy money. You guys, if you watch my channel on a regular basis, you have seen these in other videos. I also have a video exclusively about these. And it was over a year ago and they are still trending but she sold this one for $59. Lola's Trunk Treasures. Purchased $1.49 at Goodwill. Sold in less than 12 hours for a best offer of $100 as an international sale. Buyer was all in for 130. It is a retired jelly cat. Bashful Bunny Peach Apricot, 12 inches. And again, Lola's Trunk Treasures. This is her eBay store. She has a fantastic store, 12 hours. I have a video on jelly cat. So if you wanna learn more about the ones that are big money, definitely check out that video. It's a category video. I have a lot of category videos. I have a whole playlist. So check that out and get educated because I do those to learn myself and to help you guys learn. This is also from Lola's Trunk Treasures. She paid $4 at the Goodwill. Super fast sale, less than eight hours. Sold for $49.99. 2012 Nintendo Wii Mario Party 9 game complete in original case with manual. This one is also from Lola's Trunk Treasures. I bought my first storage unit last August. I paid 44 for a five by five space and wanted to start small for my first one. I don't blame you. The pictures of the unit showed some Hello Kitty plush, some electronics and lots of boxes and totes. I have already made over 500 and still have quite a bit to list. I'm pennies into all of these items that were worth selling. The perfume oil, new and is a big bolo. Took a few months to sell. I accepted a best offer of 150 plus shipping. Thank you for your time and energy that you pour into all of us, Courtney. I've learned so much from you and your channel. Oh, thank you so much, Laura. I appreciate that. This is the oil perfume oil. The Body Shop Dewberry perfume oil and it is new old stock unused. So as long as it is new old stock, vintage perfume, I do have a video on it. Definitely go watch this. If you have not already, I will link it down below. I did a lot of research on that and I have pulled all of my pre-owned perfume. I actually pulled it a long time ago, but be very, very careful because these items are getting removed. Hers is new old stock, so it is fine. As long as it's never been used, you're good from what I have been told and from what I understand. If anybody has anything different to say about that and has learned something new or something has changed, always put that in the comments because I don't know when you're gonna watch this video and eBay is always changing, but I will link that perfume video down in the description. This one comes from Bolo Buddy's member, thrifter, picker, shipper. And this is her eBay store and she is a new member. And she said, I bought a mystery box of USPS returned mail. Talk about a lucky find because all I hear is that most people, when they get the returned mail, they don't do so well, but she did amazing. These jeans were one of the packages. I had never heard of the brand and nearly fell out of my chair when I saw the, they retailed for $1,190. However, I only had $5 or less in them, so I listed for $999. Took three months to get an offer of 799 and she declined it. Next offer later was for 599 and I guess, or wait, next offer later was 599 and guess I was feeling generous and accepted it. Hey, five into 599, I'll take it. I'm sitting here like thinking of the $200 that she left on the table and she is a friend and I gave her a hard time about that. So anyway, it's hard though, when you know something is worth so much, it's like, do you take the first offer you get or do you be patient and hope that you get more? In this case, she lost $200, but like she said, she still flipped five bucks into 599. So that is fantastic. Amiri Leather Core Logo Jeans size 34, brand new, authentic, and this is what they look like. Never heard of it, never. So definitely be on the lookout. All right, Bolo Buddies member, Janie Marie. And this is what she sold. My purchase that keeps on giving from the original set of two vintage Barbie lots I found this rare and very hard to find outfit was included. The lot was paid off in the first three sales. I must admit that having played with Barbies extensively as a child, this is fun. This is the most expensive of the two sales. This got immediately paid and shipped to Germany. Sears exclusive Weekender's outfit, 1815 Barbie Francie 1967 Mod Rare Hard to Find Vintage. $331 plus shipping. That's incredible. Okay, so what did she do well here? She's got a good photo. It's got the number and it's got the title, which doll it went to and just great keywords. And it says white tag attached, black and white tag attached. That's the little tag that's on the inside. That's what you're looking for. If you see that, definitely try to figure out which item it is because some of these clothes go for big money. Here's another one, Janie Marie. Here's her eBay store, Bolo Buddies member. Second sale from the same lot. I listed it and got a watcher and sent an offer within an hour of posting less than an hour later. So two hours after listing, someone bought it for full asking price. It is Vintage Barbie 1650 is the number, art show dress, sheath outfit, tagged 1960s YKK 8950 on this one. So Vintage Barbie clothing can definitely, definitely be big money. All right, you guys, thank you so much for being here. Thank you for watching. Be sure to like, comment, subscribe and share. I've got lots of affiliate and referral links down below. Things that I use, I am using American Bubble Boy now. That's where I'm getting my bubble wrap. They have free shipping. Check it out with the link down below. I also use Worthpoint. That helps me identify hard to find items. It's a great resource. It's kind of pricey. 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The commons in terms of its historical origins is largely related to the question of resources to which a large number of people have rights of access and rights of use. And these can be forests, they can be the world's oceans, these can be grazing areas. In a more contemporary context, to give you an example of another commons, if you like, you could suggest something like Wikipedia, which is in terms of the information commons a good example of something that most people who have access to the internet and can afford to do so will have access to this resource. The key element of the commons is to distinguish it from the whole question of privately owned property, which has where individual rights are associated with this, and the attempts that are being made to try and protect the rights of commoners, those who have the rights of access, to actually continue to use this. Historically, it's very much associated with the Enclosures Act in England when during a period between 1750 and 1860, over 5,000 Enclosures Acts were passed, largely restricting access of the former commoners to the resources owned by the Lord of the Manor. Well I think this is a particularly important issue because the issue of the commons is like many of the issues surrounding rights of access, tenure, are what many scholars refer to as wicked problem. These are problems which don't disappear, partly because they represent a contested arena where different rights, different claims are being made at different times, which means it's part of a continuum. The challenge I think in terms of the global context at the moment is trying to protect the rights of many of the commoners, people who have the rights to the commons, given the growing influence of external actors and external investments associated with the increasing globalization of trade and investment. These represent very often threats to some of those commons' rights and obviously the resources that many very often rural impoverished communities depend on. The growing commodification of nature and the growing land grabbing associated with this is where the potential threats exist, particularly in terms of securing the longer term rights of commoners to commons' resources. So the challenges are many, but I think we're seeing growing recognition of the importance of commons and commoners in terms of their rights and their bundle of rights, whilst we're seeing this growing influence of increased access and acquisition of land. Well I think C4's research has thrown up a number of interesting findings regarding the processes through which land is acquired, both in terms of securing the rights of commoners to common property resources, but also as we've discussed earlier this growing trend of increasing numbers of external investors. We are continuing this work. We have initiated this year a new project with the International Development Law Organization, headquartered in Rome, another international organization like C4 in three countries in southern Africa, namely Mozambique, Zambia and Tanzania. And the key objectives of this research is to try and untangle and disaggregate some of the differences between the legal frameworks which exist in these countries to promote investments in the forestry, agriculture, fisheries and mining sectors to see if there are any differences in the extent to which these are either protecting the interests of local communities and or more promoting the interests of external investors. So we'll be looking at the extent to which this national legislation in these three countries is using or harnessing the opportunities through several international voluntary standards to protect the social and environmental issues and whether this is being translated into national legislation by their own parliaments. In addition it builds on some of the anecdotal evidence that's come out of some of C4's earlier research under the former bioenergy project and the shortly to be completed China and Africa project which has thrown up a number of concerns about the extent to which foreign investors are acquiring large areas of land very often by circumventing much of the national legislation. An example is from Ghana where we found that both some Scandinavian investors had acquired more than half a million hectares of land simply by dealing with paramount chiefs but completely outside of any statutory framework. So this is one example of how C4's research I think is providing new knowledge on this growing phenomenon of green grabbing as some scholars have referred to it but the broader issue of commodification of nature. Yes we are very much supporting this move to a broader landscape approach and taking forestry out of its own little quote unquote ghetto to ensure that we are also looking at many of the real drivers that are leading to deforestation and forest degradation most of which are extra-sectoral. I suspect that 20 years from now we will still be dealing with very similar issues this is why I referred to it as a part of a complex, a wicked problem given the fact that very often new values are attached to forests such as the recent fascination around the red and the forest carbon potentials this in itself has simply just added to the complexity given new claims and hence new contests surrounding this new value of forests so I think it's part of a never-ending frontier to quote an eminent American historian in terms of how these contested claims are actually fought out in local political space. So in 20 years I think we'll still face many of the same challenges hopefully some of our research will have contributed to resolving some of them in specific contexts where the rights of local communities can be better safeguarded but I don't think the issue will have disappeared. I think red has simply just opened another layer of contestation whilst many of the old contests have not disappeared and we have some very good examples in Indonesia where in some cases I know of in both Central Kalimantan and West Kalimantan we now have sometimes between three and four different claims to the same piece of land of which red is the most recent one. The contests have just become more complex because of this new value attached to forests.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with our last filler to unlock hip prayed basketball the Jaspy exclusive, which is right here But first let's do the pack break big. Thanks to this group for making it happen. Appreciate you All teams are in let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams six and a six twelve times each one two three four five six and And twelve and then six times for the teams and Twelfth and final time different dice roll for the giveaway part at the end of the video All right, there's the first half of the list right here And there's the second half of the list right over there. It's alphabetized by team. Let's print Rip this pack It's a Mitchell Robinson miles bridges. Oh now let's flip back over here Let's gather everybody's names one through 30 You dice new list. Let's roll and randomize it five times So it's top ten after five three and a two. Good luck one two three Four and fifth and final time so right there from Chad Sad times for Chad be very close as well, but not quite this time, but ten through 30. Thank you for taking the risk Top ten you're happy because you're in the next break in the next video Chad you got in nothing to worry about Chris is in as well So is Chad again Chris Chris Michael Allen Chad see James and Chris So there's the top ten right there after five we'll see in the next video for the break jaspy's case breaks calm


They said that I think in every sense of the word, you know, it was at the sit. There's no doubt about that Time is set to heal all wounds fade away memories till they become mere wisps of forgotten murmurs But for all of those who witnessed and experienced the horrors of the Kabayali raids in Baramula in 1947 Even after 57 years, the bestiality and brutality of their marauders is strongly etched in their minds I was walking through the states. I saw green flags you see hanging and everybody very you see He did the same thing Ironically, it was at this very mission hospital that people had gone to seek refuge in the belief that a European missionary hospital would be spared Soon they were proved wrong Extremely wrong Taking some medicines to the next ward so as she was going in the veranda, and they shot her And when they shot her this mother superior came out, you know to Find out what it was about. They shot her also and another none also and Then there was a colonel his wife was admitted in the hospital Dykes his wife was there and so he then he heard the firing with army officer. He came out rushing He came out. They shot him also And they went in and shot his wife as she was in the private room. They shot her also Sydney Smith Correspondent of the Sunday Express London amongst other foreign correspondents Ensured that horrific details of this gruesome incident reached Europe and the rest of the world But this well remained a mute witness even as bodies of young women raped one after the other Including those of the nuns who were violated were thrown into its depths as News of the extent of the enemy's brutality continued to spread Families with young girls preferred to kill them rather than letting them into enemy hands Once accession was formalized and the Indian army had arrived people returned to rummage through the debris of life Makhan salgasan A bustling town of 14,000 was reduced to rumble with just 1000 very scared and scarred people left behind The legend has it that Bara Mula of Varmur was created by Lord Vishnu's tail in his Varahavtar. While that truth has now lost somewhere in the ruins of time, it is a fact that Bara Mula is the valley's oldest urban settlement, and until the raiders came, it's most cosmopolitan and prosperous. This was the first that time, first town of the valley, so everything that came in visitors, everybody who came, they came to Bara Mula. Unfortunately, it had to pay a heavy price for their prosperity. In just four days of terror, the first town of the valley had become its last town.