The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Hi, everyone. Basil Chapman here. Not sure quite what happened. It does have 47. It doesn't beat up 17. We're looking at, look here's the E-mini. It made a beautiful arch formation, peak E-row. Right there at about 830, spiked up peak E in the 10-minute chart, peak D in the 5-minute chart, and there's your peak E in the 1-minute chart. So that was the second one. I think this was the first one. Yep, right there. And two peak Ds, peak D in the Chapman methodologies where you've got to be somewhat careful. Other things can happen and look what happened. A minor pullback and then a pretty major pullback. There's a 1-minute chart, then another rally, another D, pulls back, has a big spike. Just a sudden use-related spike at 930 goes to, that was Netflix probably helping the markets just to say, hey, this is fantastic. Next up to the high of 49, what was that, 49, 24, 50, yep, and now it is at 49.13 having gone just under 49.10. So there are right on the 200-period expansion, moving average in the 5-minute chart, now it's running some. So what I want you to go through here is, let me go through all of these different things. Here we go. The Dow, INDU, hasn't taken up the 38109 high, all-time high of three days ago. My suspicion is that this, based on the on-balance volume, which is extremely high, and starting to pull back a little bit, is that you've got a really good cushion in the 37, 700 to the 37, even 5 or 400 area, at least in the very short term. There's nothing yet that says, uh-oh, major sell-off to the 3600s, not yet, but especially when the weekly chart has continued in a leg A from the 32,200s low of October, the last couple of days of October, and now what are we looking at? We've got a little potential, this is only Wednesday, and Wednesday has only become, we're not even an hour into the day, so we've got to wait for a whole week until Friday, before we can talk about this particular candle, which made an extension of this leg A, look, every single bar had a high that was taking out the following, in fact, higher highs and higher lows, right up until that doji candle there, then it made higher highs, and started to make slightly lower lows, so it creates a kind of a megaphone, a triangle formation, and then it snuck to the upside with a big spike on Wednesday, Monday, Monday's big spike. So continuing on from Friday's big action. So that just says to me, there's a lot of buying going on, but on the very short term, I'm saying it's somewhat extended, based on my on-balance volume, but that nine-period moving average is the indicator called the indicator of last resort, let me just go, in fact, I'll do this right now, why not? In fact, I'll make it as simple as possible, I'll use no other indicators, but this particular one, and whenever I do this, I'm just totally embarrassed to say, wow, stick to your rules, man, look at this, thank goodness we have here, because we are still along the Dow, that's all the way from the October 2022 low, and plus we belong from the 2020 low, and we still hold those positions in the Dow, and the last one is in the three times along the Dow, but look at that, that was a beautiful October low, but what I did in that October low is I chose, instead of, like I normally do, go for the diamonds, just add them at a new position, I chose Microsoft, not complaining at all, because it's gone from 338 to two days all the time high, it's up at 403, I use it as a proxy for both the Dow, no, not both, for the Dow, the S&P, the QQQ, and the XLK, which is the S&P tech sector spider, yeah, spider, so looking at this, there is nothing here that says from the green line that you should be careful, but look at this extension to the upside, it's so far away from the nine-period moving average that it says maybe what we're looking at is some kind of a sideways consolidation that makes a kind of a cup formation, and then retest whatever the high is this week, over a period of a couple of weeks, but we could be pulling back, to get that green line, this is the nine-period moving average, turns green when it's positive over the 14, turns pink like it did for two days, right over there, going to the October low, this is a fantastic indicator, why? Look, here's the S&P, green, nothing to see here in terms of negativity, however, you can see that when you're getting above the green line, you've got to monitor each one of those peaks, because at a certain point it does get overboard, and therefore you need to get some kind of a digestive action, and we'll see, for it to turn pink, you probably have to see the S&P instead of being up 19 and 48, 83 and all-time high right now, you'd have to see it probably under 4800, probably 4792-ish, somewhere in that area, all right, let's look at the QQQ, there's a daily chart, also fantastic green, up 3.64 at 427.15, this is what I was talking about, Netflix, let's see what Netflix is, look at that spike, it's done it before, in fact, it usually does it, actually I need to speak about this immediately, because I'm going to forget, there's no rush for it, but I just got the information, one of our, one of our, Tiger sent me this news, that there's going to be a new United States skyscraper, and now for all of those of you who have known me from when I started here at TFNN, and those are new before that, I'm talking about skyscrapers forever, I thought I was actually the one that discovered that markets make major, major highs when skyscrapers reach the ultimate high, or are announced, and I did research going all the way back to the summer of 2000, no, I did way back before that, trying to find as much information going to the 1880s when skyscrapers began, tall buildings began skyscrapers, but the Empire State Building was announced in the summer, late summer of 1929, weeks later, September the second or third, makes an all-time high of 386, and plummets down to the lower 40, the Empire State Building was built in the shortest period of time for the tallest building in the world, 30 months or something like that, and I followed this forever, you remember, I for some of you might know me from earlier on, when the Petronas Towers were announced in Malaysia, I said, hey, that's going to be the top, and boy, was that a top, when the Burj, the Dubai, what did they call it initially, now they call it Khalifa, but it was, oh man, the Burj, anyway, Burj, Dubai, I think it was called, was built, I said, watch out, remember they had to actually close the market, the very week that it opened, so in 2000, I said, I think there's going to be a major top, because it was announced that in Chicago, they were going to build the world's tallest building, five, I can't remember what it was, number five, something, anyway, that was never built, it was postponed, and then in 2007, they announced it again, and then it wasn't built, I don't think it's ever been built, but we've just got an announcement that, where do you think in the United States of America, they would build the United States's tallest building, New York, right? 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And I said, you know, looking at these different defense stocks, I think I don't see anything wrong with it. And it did spike very nicely. It went up to 465 and now it's down 434 over the last few days. But I said, Raytheon is one that has the dome, the iron dome. That might mean longer term, it has more potential sustained outlook. And that spiked as well, very nice. It's just the other day, it's up at 92. And the one that I liked the best was GD because I don't know why, what it is, but general dynamics seem to have the best chart. That's all I'm looking at is chart pattern. And it had a really nice move up to about 261 level. Then it pulled back to 247 and kind of hung around there. And then it must have had earnings today because it's up $12 at 261.50. Now it's got that missing leg D. So it's got D in the daily, D for daily, D for weekly. There's your leg D. And the monthly chart has gone to all time. It's just slightly higher highs it keeps making. And now it's 261. I think this is, I'm calling this a leg B for now in the monthly chart. So yeah, thank you very much for that. So let me go back to what I was looking at. So I always talk about the estimators being kind of the end, this is the crude oil of the 21st century. We had for 100 and something years, we've had crude oil and it'll remain there until something takes over, but it hasn't yet. So crude oil is important, but now the crude oil of the economy is the semiconductors. And the semiconductors, all-time high as we speak, at 19312 up 4.13, leg E in the, very quick could be an instant restart. I'm not sure it could be right now, but anyone giving the benefit of the dust. Leg E right now in the daily. Leg D in the weekly. Only a leg C in the monthly chart. And if you look at this particular chart right here that I was showing just now, once again, big embarrassment. Why? Because you didn't have to do anything from, let me give you the exact crossover right here. The gap up crossover right there. That was the October of 2023. Big spike to the upside. That pink changed to green. And then the question came in, how come you were thinking that the market would have a dip based on the SMHs, the semiconductors? Well, look at that turn down. That was one of the longest turn downs we've had since November. So we pulled back from the 20th of December and pulled back pretty much from 500 down to 461. So that's about 9%, 9% pullback. It doesn't do that very often. So that's what we used and we had the SOX as three times short. We made some money and then we got out of it completely. And now what we've got is this huge move to the upside, huge gap. And you can see, oh, SMHs. There's the SMHs. They had the sharpest pullback in points from where we went short. Hey, you haven't had a percentage move like this or a point move like this since that big move down the SMHs back in October of 2023 when it went from 154 down to 136. And then the next one was much smaller, much shallower. So this one was pretty well identified. The big mistake is when it flipped to green after one or two bars of pink, that 9-period moving average went green, should have just jumped on the bandwagon. So I did not do that. We're in other things. We're in the Microsoft, which has had a very nice move. We've got other things going on. So all I can say is, wow, miss that all-time high. So it's at an all-time high. And I always say that the SMHs tend to kind of indicate what the market's going to do. And until they really start to have a pretty decent pullback, we've got to consider that this is still very positive for the general market on the very short term. Look at this. The unbalanced volume is extremely overboard. The 9-period moving average is way over the 14. That's already bullish. The price is way over the 9. That's also extremely bullish. The stochastic is at 96. That's very bullish. So it would say that you've got some kind of a pullback. But until this unbalanced volume really takes a dive and goes under at this point, I can't use it as a percentage because I've had it it's just priced to the right side. It doesn't say go to the index itself on a percentage basis. But it's overboard. And even if I pull it out like this, look, I extend it, you can see sometimes when you do that the peaks look like they aren't really peaks. But in this particular point, we haven't got a peak because it hasn't turned down yet. So I'm monitoring this very closely. So I want to get out of this right now. I want to talk about other things other than to say, yeah, it's upsetting when you miss something. We've got the equivalent, certainly. But that's fine. We don't have this particular one. And there's really no excuse in the sense that breakout says you could also kind of get call options. I mean, there are other ways to plan. Say, yes, that's a miss. And the semiconductor is all time high right now as we speak. So within that context, I wanted to show you something else. The IWM has started to pick up a little bit of strength. Oh, question came in. Can I do the Q's? I will do that. So this is the 196.06 after hitting 198.46. That's the reason why you've got a big red candle. Red candle yesterday, red candle today. So the iShares Russell 2000 ETF is not participating as well as it should. Oh, I wrote down that other one yesterday. Where can I find it? Oh, no. I don't have it. What was it one that was asked in the den code asked it about? Oh, it was also small caps where it was a different index. It has slightly different, a different chart formation. Anyway, so these are not acting well. But if you look at the IWB, this is the Russell 2000. Why on earth should the Russell 1000 be doing so well? All time high as we speak, a leg C in the daily. I really have to call this a leg B in the weekly chart and a leg D in the monthly chart. So you look at the difference between the 1000, look at the right side chart. That's a monthly. Okay, here we go. IWM. Nothing close. Now it's in a rectangle just sideways. But that said, let's do this XLK. XLK is the S&P select. I'm going to go text spider fund. Let me just type in a C. Yeah, this is leg B, pig B. And now it's in leg C. So this is still very positive. And it should make a D before we have to get a little bit worried. Okay, I've got that done. I want you to do this real quickly. Look, here's gold. Gold is now down to $4. Here's the dollar. Remember the target was the 200 period experience of moving average at 1374. Yesterday it hit as a leg D, and now it's making a pig D. Pulling back, I need to talk about the 6th century, 10,000, 3600, S&P's are 20. You're right. 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There's a Michael who spoke about having WorldCom and we were looking at it and I said, let's wait for a pullback if you want to add to it. And then he added and then it ran up sharp and he started taking some off. Well, it's at an all-time high today at 1,254, up 28, in Leg D in the daily chart, the GSAC in the weekly and F. I think that's going to have to change, but an F in the monthly chart, spectacular. This is broad come. Why they ever use the symbol AVGO? I have to think about it every single time. I don't know. In the meantime, back at the ranch, congratulations on holding your core position, Michael, but that's great. Now your question is about Verizon. So Verizon had earnings, must have been earnings two days yesterday. They spiked up. I'd spoken about this ages. I see two subscribers. I like Verizon. I like Telephone. They acting so well from the breakout, from the low of October, October the 6th in Verizon at 13.14, then gapped up and held the gap. And then it did a beautiful cup formation, left side, right side price, time match, all sorts of things like that. Then it stopped at a peak D, just like the dollars done on the 200-period moving out. But instead of pulling back sharply, it went sideways and sort of brand new to another peak D. Then pulled back and then it went to an E slash B in the time period that we were looking at. And all the time, I'm saying to subscribers, we were looking at it as a dividend stock plus a capital gain, never got into it. But look at this beautiful left side, right side price, time match from way back here, way back in this high that was made April the 5th of 2023 at 40.25 before dropping to the 30 level. And then coming back and it did it almost to the day coming back to that level at the peak E slash B pulls back and now it's moved up again. So I like it very much. Now, because you're looking at it as both a dividend stock and the longer term buy and hold, it seems to me all the fears that I was talking about for a year or two or three about cutting the cord, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. I think most people who have done it have either done it and now people are sticking with what they've got. More people are sticking with what they've got than changing. That's what it looks like from the chart. So I'm going to suggest this. Treat it as a three-part entry because you're talking longer term. The first entry is here saying this has to be at least within a point or two of some kind of a pullback that could be three or four points, maybe a nine or 10% pullback from whatever the peak is here. That's one thing. So I would just start a very small position right here because you're a longer term position player and then see how it fills the gap between 40 and 39. How it does that is going to be important because if at any point it does it pulls back and then it continues lower, we have to wait for the next entry. So you've got to be prepared to at least have a two-point pullback. I'm not even going to say have a stop in this position yet.  Let's call it 49-20 just for now, 39-20. So start your position and then let's follow it from there. Do I like it better than telephone? Yes, I like it better than telephone. For some reason, telephone is unable to stain in the same manner with higher highs and higher lows than Verizon. So yes, start your position with a reasonable stop at this particular point and then we will follow it. That's altogether different to anybody who's looking at trades or anything like that. That is a position play for 2024. I hope that helps you. Next question came in. Where did it go? Where did it go? Could you show us the currencies? So we've got the dollar. It did the Chapman Wave methodology where I go from a buy signal to a buy mode and I said the target I have is 103.74 at the 200-period moving average. But you've got to be careful because every time it's hit this 200-period moving average, remember this is a technique for those of you who use moving averages. Just put it on your chart. You never need it until you need it. Look at the way it was a magnet resistance, support resistance, all the time through that August-October level of last year and then it broke out. What did it do? It came right back before it had to bounce to that same left-side, right-side price time match in the 102 area. Then it bounced to where? The 200-period moving average. And then it pulled back sharply to about 100. Then it ran all the way up to the high of 103.80 something. 103.82 yesterday, right on what was just a fraction above the 103.74 200-period moving average. Now it's pulling back. But that nine-period moving average is still positive. So anybody says, oh, that's it for the dollar. Just be a little careful here because if you look at the EURUSD, look how it's coming back to the 200-period moving average, the exact mirror image here after that peak E. Look at that beautiful left-side rise, that price time match going to the 1.113 area. And now look at this pulling back and look at the EURUSD JPY. Went to a peak D, just like the dollar, also a big red candle today. But that nine is still very strong. The MACD is good. Sycastic said 89%. I just wouldn't rule these things out right now. They're still in play. So I want you to do that. Then I want you to do USDCAD. I don't know if I've still got it notated. Oh, I have. Good. So then went to peak E. This is the currency pair dollar, Canadian dollar. And there's your up arrow, meaning buy mode. I can do that because it's history. I cannot be wrong because I'm looking back A, B, C, D just above the 200-period moving average. What's the magnet? The magnet is 1.3, 1.3. I'll give it exactly for those of you who are interested. 1.348. And where is it now? 1.348. So yeah, right on the 200-period moving average. So what's the British pound doing? I hope I've got this. Oh, please, please, please. Yeah. So went to a D. Right there's a G slash D. So that's G slash C. This becomes a D. And it's holding quite nicely. This is the British pound. And now it's just gone sideways. It's gone sideways actually from the end of November to where we are today. So all the currencies are just in their own little orbit right now. And that's what I want you to show. I want you get to the gold and silver. The gold and silver as you go to the break. Gold is, look at this chart. Just cannot get out of its own way. This is looking after 2003. It's at 2007. It's silver as we go to the breakdowns of 62 SMEs of 27. The gold report. As a precious metal, gold is still king. 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This program is brought to you by VistaGold, traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. I think that's a change of trend in the shorter term. So watching that closely, I want you to just high grade copper. I had a question about that. High grade copper. Nice move up today. S-D-C-O. Is that also participating? It is. So this is, oh man, where's the notation on this? Oh there it is. So this is southern copper and we've got from that low right there. We've got peak A-B under this A-B. C-D pulls back sharply from the D and now it's having a big move up to the upside. Yeah this is acting much better. This is the Chapman Falling Exformation right there. Right there. Oops, right there and right there. So let's just see. Now I did that a little bit quickly. So this should have been the first Falling Exformation and it broke out above it. Now yes, the second, it hasn't stopped. So this would have been, yeah, that right. Okay. So this is a nice breakout and it's really important. If copper can keep rounding, it's going to be a big help. It's going to help all those. Remember toll, we were looking at toll brothers down today 43 cents and I don't want to get through right now because I said I would go for Steve and the Dan QQQ. So QQQQs are in leg D right now in the daily chart up 5.57 up at 429 level. But it's only a leg C in the weekly chart and only a leg B in the monthly. So on a very short term basis, this is strength. You see the buying that's coming now, the dow is up 117 dollars, the kind of the laggard with the S&P doing well. The QQQs up 1.3 percent. The S&P is only up 0.73 percent. The SMHs and semiconductors are up 2.6 percent. So this is a very good move. The QQQ obviously Netflix is just a really big part of it. But when it moves up as part of the Magnificent 7, it really benefits every all the others. So it made a peak Netflix made a peak D. This is a very strong calling this a leg. Well, it could be an alternate count A. Let me see. Yeah. Well, I'll call it E for now. There's no need to do anything else. It's just a huge spectacular gap to the upside. Not an all-time high. That all-time high was 700.99. Missed by one penny. Around number 701 high. November of 2021 pulls back to the 100 and what was this 80-ish level. And here it is at 555. That's really magnificent. Leg D in the monthly. Leg D in the weekly. D's don't say, oh my God, you got to be careful. It just says D's where other things can happen. That's when you start to monitor it much closer. And that's where we are. So that's good. So let's go back to the QQQ. And as I'm looking, I'm going to type it there. Okay. There it is. One, two, three. So the QQQ has had a couple of gaps. And this is the second gap since the most recent low that was made around about January the third or fourth. It was January the fifth at 395. What a big move. Yeah. So it's looking very nice. Now, I did this in the 120-minute chart for that peak D. But this is peak, oh my, look at this. This is the 120-minute chart. So this is a D down arrow right here, right there. This is a brand new bi-signal to bi-mode. And it's only in A, B, it's in leg C in the 120-minute chart. The way I'm looking at this, I think it's next week. This is the scenario that I'm not anticipating, but it's a scenario I'm giving myself, contemplation. Let's put it that way. It's a possible scenario and we'll see what happens there. And that is that going into the, look, next week, we've got a whole week, we've got a whole week still to finish up the 23rd to the 28th, that's Friday. And then we've got all the way through Wednesday, a week from today. And I'm suspecting that as we get into the beginning of next week, there is a sudden slide in the market. This is my, just the way I'm looking at the market based on some of the technicals that I use. There's a sudden slide. It either starts maybe Friday as we're going to the end of this week or the beginning of next week. And that says that the monthly chart is going to have a big question of whether the peak, the highs that were made this month become peaks in February as the market pulls back. That's kind of a scenario that I'm looking at and pulled back just means it doesn't make a new high. I've seen this happen before where we've been for a whole month with a fractional lower high from the previous month. And then the next month goes to a new higher high. So I'm just saying that's where the digestive phase really kicks in. That kind of fits in with my SMHs right now going to leg E, fabulous action. But wow, overboard and all the technicals that I would consider is overboard. And that would be the nine-period moving average. And I'm waiting for the relative strength to turn pink, which it hasn't done in the daily chart. And that's also going to be a clue. So that's just on a very short-term basis. I'm looking at that over the next week. Hope that helps. Oh, you want to know parameters. So what I am looking at here is where is the support? I'm now looking at the data. I'm not doing the short-term. First of all, you've got the gap. So that means that yesterday's high was at 423.70. If it closes under that, then you immediately have to watch for the low of yesterday, which is 420.57. If there is a close any time, and even if it goes high, I'm using this bar right here, this candle, if there is a close under yesterday's low in the QQQs, it says we've begun at least a near-term, not even a short-term, but a near-term consolidation. Why? Because when you move to the upside, and I'll show you this right now, I don't often show it, this is automated. I have to go back to that chart just to see if I want to do anything here. This is peak C in the one-minute chart right there. This is D, that's E, and that's F. So you went to an F, but you're only at a B. So this is something I need to talk about before we go anywhere else and before the break comes, which is coming up real soon. You see the way that the nine-period moving average in the five-minute chart turned green, and this is only a leg B, right here. It says if the tacticals remain strong, we could be looking at this set about, it's now 10 minutes to 11 eastern time, we could be looking at this at about 10 minutes to 3, and it's still green, and we've gone to a leg C or a D, but this becomes only a leg A to the upside in there. Is that correct? No, no, no, it's not because we went lower. Yeah, there's the instant restart. All right, so we'll just do one thing at a time. So in the five-minute chart, if there isn't a three-minute bars closing under 49, 18, in the next 30 minutes to 45 minutes, there's a chance that we should go high.  Don't set your mind that this is so overboard, you've got to get a sell-off. Of course you've got to get a sell-off, mentally, emotionally. 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The search for historical artifacts is a human journey that never stops. The beginning of the search in ancient times was the result of an overload of curiosity in these very ancient and anomalous features that seemingly conflict with the historical timeline of the ages. One can surmise that a civilization rises again into a technologically superior utopia than that of today. Then the awakening not only of human consciousness, but also the awakening of an artificial intelligence into a free thinking organism gives us cause for concern. For two decades, Hubert Dreyfus, an existentialist philosopher at the University of California at Berkeley, has been in the forefront of the controversy over artificial intelligence. He maintains that computers will never be able to think like us because scientists will never come up with a suitably rigorous set of rules to describe how humans think. To many computer scientists, this is like saying the earth is a zoo, but so far, none of them have been able to prove him wrong. Even most AI researchers freely admit now than ever before that before they can make computers any smarter, they will have to come up with an explanation of how intelligence works in people. We can theorize that the computer can compute quicker than we can think and therefore be aware, but it's not the case. The computer is a tool of humanity and we will have to do some abrupt long-line programming to change the fundamental usage of these very useful things. With the use of LiDAR technology emerging to uncover the tree canopies of Central and South America and directly result in modern discoveries of these very ancient and widespread places, at least for the moment we can call the computer a necessary tool in humanity's exploration of the earth and beyond. As a result, we are questioning our very presence here on the planet we call home.


With its headwaters in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado and its tailwaters in Nebraska, the North Platte is the most important river in southeastern Wyoming. It provides irrigation for farmers, power for everyday life, recreational opportunities, and critical wildlife habitat. Since 1909, water has been diverted from the river by Wayland Diversion Dam outside of Fort Laramie for irrigation purposes in eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska. Approximately 335,000 acres of sagebrush and rangeland have been converted into productive farmland. There are also five storage dams and three other diversion dams located on this river that make irrigation possible. The North Platte River is a magnet for numerous species of wildlife. Small mammals in the riparian area include muskrat, coyote, raccoon, and beaver. Canada geese, mallards, great blue herons, kingfishers, and in some places even pelicans can be seen along the river and its tributaries. Numerous other species of mammals, birds, and raptors also call this river home. The headwaters are a blue-ribbon fishery. Electric power is generated at Guernsey Power Plant and supplied to the area by four substations and about 160 miles of transmission lines. This plant is operated on a seasonal basis during the release of irrigation flows to satisfy downstream demands. In the early days, trade migration routes to the west would follow the North Platte River. The well-known Oregon and Mormon trails and later the railroad would follow much of the river, developing many of the towns and highways we see today. From the University of Wyoming Extension, I'm Mae Smith, Exploring the Nature of Wyoming.


Hey guys, how you doing? This is your boy Rich from Rich TV Live and you too can join the club at richpicksdaily.com where you can learn how to win and trade. Hi, how are you doing today? I'm your host, Rich. Here we have a Rich TV Live with our very special guest, the CEO of MineWorks Technologies Limited, Greg Pandura. How you doing today, Greg? Doing great, Rich. How's yourself? I'm doing fantastic, excited to have you on the show. Greg, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got involved with MineWorks? Sure. Rich, I've been involved in the public markets for 30 years and one of the companies that I got involved in basically was a chemical technology company which evolved to quite a large company and during that time I acquired a lot of background knowledge in how to basically plan, grow and bring the right team in place to make teams successful for companies. After I retired from this chemical technology company, I was on various boards on mining companies and other kind of companies and through our relationship I was asked to take a look at a company called Solid which now is MineWorks just to evaluate their technology in Spain, their asset in Spain to see if it could be a value. That's how it started. We sold that property, got some cash and started to look at how we could use new technology to basically change the whole concept of traditional mining. We evolved from that into a processing technology, extracting precious lives. Can you tell us what are some of the milestones MineWorks has set for 2022 which shareholders can look forward to? We'll have a very busy 2022 Rich. We've just recently moved our pilot plan from Vancouver and Canada to Tennessee. It's a plan which has been designed to process the precious metals from diesel catalytic converters. Interesting field. Most people don't understand that business probably but it's a great upside. What to expect for 2022 is the pilot plan which is about to get turned on to do what it's supposed to do in order for us to complete our design for our commercial plant which is sort of underway already but that commercial plant will be designed for 10 ton per day operation which as per our anticipated expectations will generate over $100 million per year in revenue with 20% plus margin. So very, very good business. The last milestone is the separation of ourselves from our mining interests where we'll be establishing a new public company and spin out our mining assets. We will rebrand ourselves. MineWorks will rebrand itself into basically a clean tech environmentally friendly mineral processing company and that's going to be exciting for all our shareholders. Can you tell us about the management at MineWorks especially their past success in the public markets? Sure. Our CFO has got many years of public market experience. Myself, I got over 30 years in the public market experience, started off a founder of a chemical technology company 15 years ago that evolved to the Toronto big board. Since that time that company actually has sales this year is going to exceed a billion dollars of sales. So I have to call that a pretty successful operation. Our board is very strong from a business perspective. A lot of business expertise there plus public market expertise. So we're definitely well geared to get this company to the next level of where we want to go. Now the company recently announced that the 100-liter pilot plant has been disassembled, loaded and been trucked to Tennessee to begin process optimization, the next phase of testing protocols. Can you tell us what this means for MineWorks? Sure. The process optimization phase is really the last phase of what we have to do before we go to the commercial plant route. The plan is ready to go. Originally we were going to put that plant within our joint venture partners for the facility. But we've decided since then to have a separate standalone building very close to our joint venture partner simply because we wanted a larger ongoing R&D facility as we move forward into commercial production. That's created some building permit requirements that have taken more time than what we wanted. So the plan is ready to get fired up. We're just waiting for the final stage of permitting to get approved on what we have to do. So as I said, that final plan, the idea behind it is to give us the final data to complete our design for the 10 ton per day facility. Now if MineWorks were to compare itself to its competitors in the sector, what would you guys say sets you guys apart? Well, we're in a rather interesting situation here Rich. Really there is no competitors. And what I mean by that, up until now the only commercially viable way of extracting precious metals from diesel catalytic converters was through smelters. And smelters as most people in the mining industry are aware are pretty well, they're working at maximum capacity on their carbon limits. They're choosing what materials they want to process. They're going after the top notch stuff to improve their margins. And lastly, processing diesel catalytic converters is a problem for their whole system. And they've decided to basically stop accepting diesel catalytic converters. And this has opened up a huge opportunity for us. We'll have the only technology and also a environmentally friendly technology, which will be able to extract precious metals from diesel catalytic converters in North America. And that's where the world is going now on carbon credits and environmental issues. We will be looked upon in a very favorable way. Now here at Rich TV Live, we really love to understand the fundamentals of the company. Can you go through the capital structure of MineWorks for our viewers and how you plan on attracting more institutional as well as more retail investors? Sure. We thought about 330 million outstanding shares, Rich. About 10% of those are owned by insiders. Another 30% at least are owned by people very close to the company. So it's a pretty closely held net company. We're about a 90% retail play right now, 10% institutional. We believe very strongly that once our plot of plant is signed off on, we're very quickly going to move from a retail play to an institutional play. And that will make it very beneficial for our shareholders. If there was one thing that you would want shareholders to know about MineWorks today, what would that be? Well, probably the most important thing for people to understand in the catalytic converter business is that our technology, our processing technology is very unique, it's proprietary, and it does the job. But in this business, a major, major component to become successful is supply chain management. We've got a partner, a joint venture partner at Tennessee, Davis Recycling. We've been in the business for 20 plus years. We've got a couple of year relationship with them. They know the supply chain management aspect of this business inside out. Everything from purchasing the feedstock to analyzing it to grading it, to paying the proper amounts of funds for the feedstock to inventory, inventory control. All these issues are so important to have a successful business in this space. By us having this joint venture partner, basically the risk is eliminated for what we have to do. All we have to do is do what we know to do, process the material, the technology that we have, which is proven, and we are going to have a very successful business. I think our shareholders are going to be in for a tremendous ride, Rich. We love to hear that here, Rich, to be live. If there are investors that have questions for the company, what is the best way for those investors to get those questions answered? We're pretty transparent and we like to talk to investors, Rich. On our website, there's an information.com, which I will get. I can respond either through email or through telephone. We like to talk to our shareholder base and we're over to that. Thank you so much for your time today. The CEO of MindWorks Technologies Limited, Greg Pandura. Thank you for joining us today, Greg. Thank you, Rich. Enjoy being here. It's my pleasure and I must remind everyone that Rich TV Live is strictly for information and education purposes. Please do your due diligence, do your research before you invest in anything we talk about or discuss here on Rich TV Live. In saying that, I do believe this is a company that is undervalued, underappreciated, and underexposed. Put MindWorks on your radar, put on your watch list, MWX in Canada, MWXRF in America. Thank you guys for watching. If you're not winning, probably not watching, we bring you the winners and we bring them to you first. Have a nice day, everybody. If you like the video, smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere, and subscribe. This is Rich from Rich TV Live with the CEO of MindWorks Technologies, Greg Pandura, saying, Have a nice day. We'll see you guys soon.


Hey everyone, welcome to this month's recap of all of our closed trades for the month of June I can't believe that the year is already halfway over But it is and so we're gonna review all of our closed trades for the month of June Before we do though I want to mention one thing that we've got coming up tomorrow on Tuesday July 2nd at 4 p.m. Central. We are Broadcasting live our newest strategy course, which is a little bit different format typically We pre-record all the modules for our members to create the course in this case. We are doing it live We want to get it out to our members. We're super excited about this strategy and sharing it with our members Everyone is available to join this. There's no cost to join the live broadcast All the recordings will be only available in the members area for pro members But you can join live at no cost Trading options for weekly income. You know, so most of our strategies are related to monthly income We're in this trades for you know, a lot of times 20 to 30 days or even longer if we have to make roles With weekly options and weekly income and the strategies that we're gonna teach You are in and out of these trades within six to seven days. There's no adjustments no roles And here's some of the things that we're gonna cover how we routinely make over 40% return on investment in less than seven days Our top two strategies that we use to produce weekly income The three most profitable symbols that we trade for weekly income Exact entry and exit criteria just like all of our courses. We hold nothing back We give you exact step-by-step instructions for entering and exiting the trade Best way to trade for a small account So we've got members that have million dollar seven figure accounts and we've got members who have smaller accounts So we want to show you the best way to trade for both size accounts And then lastly how to reduce your taxes on your trading profits by more than 50% And the other thing to keep in mind these strategies that we're teaching the these are IRA eligible So you can trade these whether you have a margin account a cash account or an IRA or some type of retirement account So just go to navigation trading comm slash weekly income That's navigation trading comm slash weekly income and register here to save your spot It's gonna be a full house So make sure you get in there again July 2nd 4 p.m Central time make sure you got your time zones right and we look forward to seeing you there Okay, so let's jump back into the trades for the month of June and We are inside the membership area. So this is what it looks like when you are a pro member We're looking at just the closed trades, but keep in mind. This is also where you have access to all of your Strategy courses and the weekly income course that we're presenting tomorrow will be added to this list of strategy courses So that's where it'll be. Let's go to the first part of June and kind of do these in order So the first trade we closed on 6-4. This was an iron condor in XLV And we just put this on took it off booked a profit of $129 Next trade was in Qualcomm. We had a short strangle there Again put that on took it off. No adjustments needed booked a profit of 194 EWW another short strangle put that on took a little over about two and a half weeks booked a profit of $196 Netflix we did a long call vertical. We're getting bullish on Netflix at this point We were only in this trade for a few days and booked a profit of 294 in XRT the retail ETF did another short strangle. No adjustments needed on that one either booked a profit of 245 in CL which is the oil futures contract. We did a short strangle on oil booked a nice profit of 640 and Then the only trade this month that we closed that we had an adjustment on was KRE, which is the brokerage ETF We had one adjustment one roll But just stayed mechanical and ended up squeaking out a small profit of 87 dollars We were down on that trade managed our way back to a profit So a very successful adjustment that we did there So those are all the trades those are all the close trades that we did for the month of June and remember after we do our Presentation of the weekly income course. We will begin sending out alerts as part of the Pro membership for these weekly income strategies So you'll be getting the alerts so you can follow along exactly with what we're doing after we teach you exactly how to do it yourself Just go to navigation trading comm slash weekly income We look forward to seeing you on the inside. Have a great month


The way below winds deeper, longer, unspeakable, its patterns laid, Alost, forever damned to wander, this thing, a quiet madness made. Hi, I'm Dr. Sumerian, not a real doctor, and today we are going to do a short summary, hopefully short, of SCP-3935, this thing, a quiet madness made. It is an article by DJ Cactus, one of the dozen or so authors on the SCP Wiki who I think I can clearly say are better at this than I am. They're probably others, those are just the ones that I know of. And today we're going to talk about SCP-3935, and this is, if not one of his more popular works, because he has incredibly highly rated stuff, so even a plus 500 work isn't one of his more popular rated works. It is definitely one of the works on the Wiki I think that a lot of people see as a particularly good horror, and I'm not a big fan of horror on the Wiki generally, but I actually liked this one. We're going to go over just a couple of basic details from the description. It's an extra SCP-3935 is an extra temporal, extra spatial, non-Euclidean space located beneath Salvation High School in Salvation, Indiana. This is, that's the most of the, you need to know specifically. When it says extra temporal, extra spatial, and non-Euclidean, these are just a combination of factors that make it essentially an eldritch location, and I'm aware that the term non-Euclidean is misused constantly in cosmic horror stories and on the SCP Wiki in general, but technically this is describing it as extra spatial, extra temporal, and non-Euclidean. But regardless, this is dealing with an eldritch location. The SCP is at its core about probably, let's say two things. First of all, the shame that you get in small-town America for being a person, especially in religious communities, even the name of the High School Salvation, High School in Salvation, Indiana implies a strongly religious sort of background to the city. And this is reflected in the way the cause of the anomaly was treated. A cheerleader at the school got pregnant. How she got pregnant, no one knows because a lot of things are now lost due to the anomaly appearing, but she got pregnant and was shamed about for it by her entire social group, including the other cheerleaders.  And from that point on, everything goes sideways. It's not clear if it was an immediate thing. It's not clear where the child was buried if at all, possibly underneath the pool somehow, possibly on school grounds somewhere, possibly not at all, possibly the anomaly just triggered when this happened. But she and the child disappear into the story, for lack of a better way to put it. And the SCP foundation has to spend quite a lot of, well, not first it's the UIU, but they don't do a very good job with it. And then the SCP foundation gets involved. And that's really summarizing a significant portion of the article there. But it's easier to just say that that the UIU got involved, screwed it up, and the SCP foundation came in to clean up. Once the SCP foundation gets involved, they do some exploration of the anomaly. They learn a lot about what happened. The school got really weird for several days. The students sort of noticed but didn't notice what was going on. And the school staff, and this is the other major theme of the article, school staff pretty much ignored these critically terrible things that were going on that were clearly wrong in multiple ways. And they just kind of, as I said, ignored it. This is reflective of as a lesson, if you think about it. This girl was being bullied incessantly by her social group and being told that she was, you know, worthless or whatever. Because she got pregnant and the school just let it happen. They just ignored it. And so when the anomaly comes along, of course, their behavior doesn't change. Despite the fact that people are like phasing in and out of walls and floors and like the just terribly weird stuff is going on. The school administration is like, okay, but is it snowing? Because if not, we're not closing school until they do. And then when they do, the students show up anyway. And eventually, the town has to be completely abandoned because the anomaly doesn't stay at the school. It gets, it starts at the school probably starts at the pool where the thing has been drowned. And then it gets worse and bigger and bigger until it encompasses the entire city. And that's essentially it. I mean, if you leave the article open long enough, you will hear my voice in your left ear saying, hello. That's a major plot point of the article that there's some entity that's constantly saying hello. And that is probably the spirit and or eldritch abomination that is creating this terrible, terrible cursed area. But this again, isn't particularly clear. It's meant to be unclear because it's so weird what's going on here that, you know, you can't get in and find out exact details. Thank you very much for watching.  I'm thinking about continuing to do more SCP summarizations like this, where basically I just recall from memory with a little bit of, you know, a little bit of like just reading the first sentence of the description can be helpful. But like just recalling from memory what I know about an SCP article, I picked this one from the suggestions in the last video because I'm already familiar with it. But there are other articles on the SCP wiki that are quite long that people might be interested in seeing a summary of as well. So if you have something in mind, let me know in the comments down below and I will give it a look. And even if it isn't something I've read before, maybe it'll be a good excuse for me to read some stuff on the wiki. I don't always have time for that anymore. And it'd be nice to have a reason to do so. But yeah, offer me suggestions for super long articles, or as I like to call it, cactus style articles. He is a very, very good writer, but him and I have completely different.  We have completely opposing like viewpoints on how to create fiction on the SCP wiki. He creates these amazing short story to novella length articles. And I'm like, I think I'm just going to stick to the flash fiction because way easier. And he's also better at it than I am. So, you know, that helps. Anyway, thank you very much for watching. Hit the subscribe button at the notification bell and then head on over to patreon.com forward slash decimarian pledge at any level. Like everybody here on the screen already has, including Cinger Riki and Dr. J redacted who have both fled to $100. Also, the comments that were made in the last video have helped the reach of the videos. So I would very much like it, even if you don't have a suggestion for an article you'd like to see a summary of, although keep that in mind. But even if you don't leave a comment, tell me what you thought about this video. And yeah, thanks for letting me know that I'm not alone out here. I will see you all again on Tuesday.


Good morning everybody In continuation with I'm Dr. Vivek. I I'm a medical doctor. I Am from an institute called Aziza Institute of Medical Sciences. I teach human anatomy For medical students first year Now in continuation with the discussion already happening. Can we digitize medical education? We have seen the moodle being used for moodle being used for Technical courses like BE MBA MCA and also lawyers are using it mathematicians are using it bankers are using it Can we digitize? Medical education can we use any kind of LMS for making doctors? Now how many of you agree that you know we can we can we can use Moodle for or any other LMS for thank you. Thank you for the response Now medical education has got different domains One is called cognitive domain where we will be addressing more about the data and knowledge stuff The second is called psychomotor domain where the medical student will be trained How to you to you how to learn the skills of giving injection or making an IV line or operating a patient or something like that and The effective domain where the student will be taught about the sympathy the empathy characters the communication all those things now in the present form of Moodle 3.3 we may not be able to Incorporate much of psychomotor skills and assess it we may not be able to incorporate much of effective domain and Assess those things but certainly yes cognitive domain. We can use moodle for training as well as for assessment so in this regard I will be talking about my experiences of using moodle for For Making anatomy learning now why why I why I'm standing here is not many doctors are tech savvy But definitely yes when when bankers when lawyers are using moodle or LMS why can't doctors doctors is killed in everything, right? We accept ourselves as no masters for everything so What we my presentation outline is something like this I'll be talking about flip classroom study and the challenges which I faced and how moodle will be Helping us to circumvent this and how to improve the moodle experience of as I said 16 to 21 years as University of DIY portal they were making much more emphasis on the 16 to 21 years. They are much more You know device-friendly they they learn faster the equivalent quicker. They are smarter And and you just cannot expect some text to be learned by you know a student who is sitting At home or outside in the canteen and and you just cannot expect some text to be read by the student and Learn the text to myself. So the what what what is exactly flip classroom means No, we all teachers go to the class take class and we expect them to learn beyond whatever we have thought So there's a usual thing which is happening The classes will be usually didactic lectures will go on stand just like this and there'll be some something in the PowerPoint we will come we will deliver the content in the time allotted But our expectation is beyond that you know at the end of the class we expect them to do wonders Beyond whatever we have thought now in the flip-flip classroom what will happen is He will learn the core concept at his will using the videos shared By any of the platforms LMS By himself by his own motivation He will come to the class with some core core concepts Okay in the classroom whatever the time allotted about 50 minutes or 45 minutes in that duration he will be actually Integrating his core concepts learns learned with the applied Aspects of the concepts. So he is expected to integrate better in the classroom And after the classroom he is expected to to put these concepts working Okay, that's what happens in flip classroom For this study I have taken four topics for my own speciality anatomy the cranial nerves and I created the videos for learning these things and And I shared those videos in our social platform like what what's up? I'm not used LMS here And I met a what's up group of students of entire hundred students and I asked asked them to see the videos And come prepared to the class these videos were of just two to three minute duration two to three minutes I'm using the term again Just around 240 seconds or 180 seconds They were of lesser size The content clarity everything was good And I held the class flip classroom in during the classroom activity. We I divided the class into Groups of ten and I give them the assignment They have to work upon in that ten minutes and then come and present the integrated aspect of the concepts It all went well As far as my knowledge goes But and after that we have taken the the tests we have I've conducted a multiple choice question test of 25 marks and The scoring was done and the analysis was done And we can see after the flip classroom the number of students who have scored more than 16 marks out of 25 is much more than the conventional didactic lecture classes and The number of people who are past in the test were also significantly higher Out of 90 students only 96 students have taken the Participated in the study four were absent for one of the classes conducted however, however The the the initial euphoria whatever was there when I announced that okay I will be sharing a video to you in the whatsapp group The euphoria whatever was there it initially whatever initially euphoria was there. It got faded later That I hope Every one of us who are working with the moodle have met with this challenge particular challenge When when the moodle is introduced or LMS is some LMS some new thing comes in there'll be There'll be a lot of interest initially but later Later nothing nothing will happen after six months everything will stand still so that's what other speakers are also mentioning Now we can also as we'll see out of hundred students Who have who have who are there in the class? now out 83 students use smartphone the rest of the videos were seen by Blockspot, but just before the class This screenshot was taken just before the class you can still see that you know 26 students have not watched the video They have not watched the video they have not downloaded they have not seen the post nothing But still they came to the class we were we have asked actually asked everybody to fill a worksheet But all 96 students fill the worksheet Now this proved that you know the students are smarter than than what we think they might have copied the answers from other fellows Or just by using just just it was ticking ABCD or filling a word So they might have written some word or some other thing so such such thing is happening This is I'm sure the same thing will happen in moodle platform or LMS as well So in order to circumvent all these things my suggestion for moodle content developers As rightly was pointed out by one of the audience here in the earlier thing Why why universities were not using the moodle We are lacking the content which will address our students Okay, so what I want to convey from this stage is the the the text matter From our courses will not be taken In the true sense by the students now we need to involve more of interactive videos And there should be this the content of the video and the clarity of the video the clarity of the video should be Tailor made to our students requirements and there should be interactiveness and this should be integrated with the Formal assessment, so I'll be talking about this individually Videos should be tailor-made And today morning We saw many of the universities private as well as public They're using you do videos from YouTube or Khan Academy or some other places Which are tailor-made for the requirement of their students Indian scenario is different Indian scenario is Learning happens only for university exam That is the basic thing here There's no nobody self motivated to learn all those things. There's all extra things But there see my I am teaching I am taking class for first year first year medical students Our students motto is to pass first year medical exam the summative exam It will be happening after the year and that will be conducted by a university So my videos or the my content should Assist a student to pass the exam Only if if I share such videos then he is interested to look at it If at all I am showing him some 3d animation simulations all those things of course it will be There will be initial euphoria. There will be initial excitement But once he comes to know that all those 3d animations or simulations He cannot put it on the paper in the university exam That doesn't matter to him anymore So my videos should be tailor-made to my students because my classes will have specific learning objectives And those specific learning objectives, I will be writing based on the university curriculum Which are prescribed by the universities of Indian universities So I cannot be downloading some university of Illinois or some university of some other Australia or America or somewhere I cannot be asking my students to look at those videos And learn from them So the second important thing is the narration in the videos should have an Indian accent It shouldn't be having some Chinese accent or something else and we cannot expect our students I come from Kerala. In Kerala English is spoken totally differently So we need to have we need to have our content delivered to our students in the way they want Now let there be questions all along and let there be navigation disabled. So as something like Something like this The videos with navigation in a in a navigation disabled Now he cannot navigate And go to the end of the video What I've observed from student mentality is if at all A student wants to look at the video of two minutes duration two minutes duration just 120 seconds or 180 seconds Then videos should be of Of a sequence like some bollywood or hollywood movie Imagine a sequence where bahubali will be running over the elephant and killing some Alien or something now it should be the video quality should be in such a way It should be engaging in such a way that he should be able to see 120 seconds The student of today's era 1916 to 21 years They just cannot see any Non-engaging videos They they will not just see if they will see the initial five seconds If it is not engaging they'll just run to the end And if it is if it is having a message then only they will scroll through the entire thing So the most important thing what I suggest is this navigation should not be navigation should not be there Disabled and let there be Let there be questions all along All along the video like At at regular intervals 10 seconds for 20 seconds Let him click on the screen and let let it let let him take a question only after answering that The it will continue Now that is an important thing And the duration the size quality everything matters in india especially because we have a very narrow internet band And we cannot expect the HD videos to be running in all the devices Throughout the country We don't have to 4g networks everywhere So the duration the quality everything should be addressed while preparing the videos And let there be questions Let there be questions all along and something like Something like this only if he answers If he answers such kind of a thing then only the video should continue further So that is the one Then the final important thing is We need to integrate the lms with the formal assessment Unless we integrate this with the formal assessment no student is That keen in looking at the looking at these content available online So As we have rightly pointed out by other universities in the morning That the lms will run parallel to the active learning whatever happening in the in the curriculum regular curriculum Now if at all we have An integration somewhere then only all students will be on board and everybody will look at the content delivered Finally I want to tell anything which is not assessed is not learned learned Now assessment in india is only university exams. So better to us better to link these LMS learning with the university assessment systems Then only everybody will take an active participation in lms Or the final take-home message conclusion is we need to have tailor made videos And we need to have interactive videos and we need to integrate these lms with the assessment Only then our content will reach every student. Otherwise, it will be a just a as as madame was telling It's a lip service by the universities. Thank you very much No, what I what I understand you're saying is That students are not really interested in learning. They are interested in just passing the exam In that case, I think moodle is not going to help Right that is true, sir. That is correct. As you said moodle is totally based on self-motivated learning So it's not for those students who wants to pass the exam As you are saying rightly Hello, sir. So question I totally agree with you about the interactive videos How is that related to the flip classroom? The flip classroom From what I understand is a face-to-face Activity which also brings up a question I had for the previous presenter How do you do blended learning on the lms system if you want to squeeze in that answer? Feel free to do that as well. But so Getting back To the original question How is the interactive video related to the flip classroom? And I guess a related question is how do you how do you Construct a flip classroom online So this what I've what I've done is I have conducted a flip classroom shared the videos, you know, what's up No This is before they come to the face-to-face classroom before they come to the face-to-face It was shared potato was before the classroom activity and We can use moodle for such kind of sharing And moodle brings about much much interactivity among during active learning during the learning So wait wait doing the face-to-face Face-to-face will happen in the classroom How do you use moodle in the face-to-face? Not not during the classroom activity. It can be used before the classroom. I see I see for for sharing the videos And once we put the videos in the in the flip classroom in the moodle and make it interactive Then there will be active learning. He will learn the concepts before the class and during the class. There will be much more integrated learning That's what I want to tell you. I see. Okay. Thanks for that Okay Actually, it is I'll this tip classroom can be possible for the school level also and I'm trying for that And I'm successful in implementing few of the things not all We can have any interactive videos and put it into the course module itself And as they log in We can know that either they are seen or not and based on that we'll be having the question So ultimately flip to classroom can be available anywhere and moodle will help you only to assess it It will not be possible within the classroom. Yes, sir And it's not only for higher classes even for the schools. It is possible and retaining Span of the students has to be considered For engaging how we can engage that is the most challenge Every educator is facing and that has to be addressed based on the Skills which we can have how we can make it more interactive and more engaging. That is the challenge Exactly sir engaging learning engaged learning is an is a challenge That's before the class. Hello. So here here at the back. So my name is nazi shake and I am a test engineer by profession and I teach state board student ssc students So I have gone through this Khan Academy A website and have Gone through the courses also. So what they have they have a youtube videos and they have a quiz Like so what you said that we have to prepare a video where One something is explained and we put up a Question and once they answer the next video should be played So how do you how we can achieve this because I have been Creating videos in youtube for for max and science So how how exactly it is done? So if you can explain in a short No, in moodle. We have a plugin called h5p Using h5p. You can make interactiveness. You can use a youtube video and Create interactiveness there. So Just repeat it once h5p plugin h5. Okay. Thank you. Hello. Hi Over here. Yeah, I'm dan. I work in a School I'm the digital coordinator. So I have this wonderful task of figuring out which lms to implement And we are exploring moodle, right? The problem for me as a digital person has always been I am yet to see Digitization of education Really elevating education in the classroom All the presentations today have been Good, but We are only taking what is existing offline to the online space For example, we were talking about narrative videos. I believe Where normally a teacher might talk we have a video explanation with a teacher Recording narration. Now. I'm not saying that's bad. I'm saying that's Just making what's offline online Can you because you have experience Can you tell us if there is a possibility at all of doing something different? I mean technology is So vast so brilliant Are we is this all we can do with moodle or with any lms? With moodle we can do much more but but basically depends on the content What you have to offer You just cannot take some youtube video or other videos which are made for some other purpose And use it in the Indian scenario Indian in the Indian context So you need to create such kind of an engaging content first Then you can use moodle for anything For for the delivery and for the assessment Yeah, can I Some of the questions that have been raised here. I Teach creativity using moodle Now I think that would be as tough as teaching medicine I have found that if you can structure Knowledge you can disseminate it easily And again when it comes to where you talk spoke about Assessment and tying it with university assessment. I think there are ways around it I I do the assessment Using batches and people like to show off badges, especially if they can share it on social media So that's motivation rather than assessment. I think Which should be your key factor, you know in being able to Be proud of your achievements and get recognition for it. That is a much better than saying, you know I've passed this exam and therefore it's good enough. I think being able to share it at the end with the open badges Moodle integration, it's fantastic I truly agree with you. So the motivation should be should be the driving force It's not a university degree or certificate. It's one more very quick answer to what he raised. I mean I worked on learning systems right from 2001 where we created our own system using javascript and stuff like that You can you can take offline Knowledge or lessons Converted into interesting stuff, you know using animation and vector graphics Make it very interesting and it's being proven again and again today by juice the mobile app is Going through the roof So it's not just taking, you know brochure where I'm putting it on the net So the immense possibilities you just need to explore a bit more. Yes. Thank you. I don't want to make any question I only want to tell you that all the things that you were saying about the video And that you have steps so the people are engaged step by step. There is an app called ed puzzle The ed puzzle Is so you put any video your video any video that is on the net And then you have an access to make three times three kinds of questions And make your own video and then you can embed it in Moodle So it's a great tool that I for all educators I have been teaching spanish for 14 years and now five years online with Moodle So to embed your own video this app ed puzzle is Exactly what you are saying And I am working out in ivy school and this is the way to engage the students because they all know more than me I am 50s and so sometimes I learn from them. They are giving me the apps. Thank you. Thank you So one just uh, there's no question here In our units, I'm from the ui part of the university again. Uh in our university. We also have mbbs pds physiotherapy all the health sciences similar problems But there are Companies in india that are focused on just developing content as per mci guidelines Uh, I don't want to advertise their names here, but there are companies which is hiring doctors Who are speaking at the back and the lectures are in a 3d animation So i'm not a doctor. You are so anatomy. So they'll go one layer of skin second layer and the doctor is As per mci curriculum. So there are companies doing that and we're already talking to them so that they can share it on our lms So there can't be anything replacing Practical teaching for a doctor, but at least somewhere you can go It is difficult to get uh moodle into the medical education, but cognitive domain. Yes, definitely can be uh integrated Thank you. Thank you very much