Item number, SCP-2719, Object Class, Keter, Special Containment Procedures. SCP-2719 should be kept inside. Description, SCP-2719 is a variable abstract metaphysical construct pointer. Concepts acted upon by SCP-2719 will either go or become inside. Further information on SCP-2719 should not be provided to personnel who are both sapient and biological. Experimental data. For clarity, pointer is followed by outcome. 2008, Opela Astra was inside. D5789 went inside. D5794 went inside. D5796 became inside. D5802 went inside. Inside the stressed. Containment unit 2719-A went inside. Inside dies. Containment unit 2719-B went inside. Containment unit 2719-C became inside. D5803 went inside. D5805 went inside. D5812 went inside. D5813 became inside. Containment unit 2719-V became inside. Ulu Finland became inside. Population of Ulu went inside. Successful use as evacuation procedure. Containment unit 682-V became inside. SCP-682 went inside. SCP-682 became inside. SCP-682 went inside. SCP-682 went inside. SCP-682 went inside. SCP-682 outside. O5 became inside. Doctors are mellow. Went inside. Punishment. Became inside. 057. Went inside. Dr. Bright. Became inside. Intestinal distress. Outside. Nice try. Intestinal distress. Became inside. Dr. B. Went inside. Now don't do it again. Talri, Australia. Became inside. Population of Talri. Went inside. Transcendence. Became inside. 051. Became inside. Transcendence. Became inside. 052. Became inside. Transcendence. Became inside. 053. Became inside. Transcendence. Became inside. 054. Went inside. Transcendence. Outside. Transcendence. Outside. Transcendence. Outside.


It's day two of the World Summit for the Information Society Forum and already there has been recognition for projects that are using ICTs to meet development goals. Yesterday was a day of glittering prizes with 18 organisations and countries awarded WUSSES project prizes for outstanding effort and achievement. Taking stock of what's worked on the ground is an important element of using ICTs in innovative ways and making a difference. We have been offering technology intermediaries the possibility of gaining skills and access to online facilities which would enable them to create content, to share content, to collaborate remotely, to speak remotely at cost zero. What we did in Kuwait is to implement a new system that's called E-Employment. That's the system really connect the citizens or the people who want to work in the government with the different government agencies. One way that information and communication technology can really make a difference is in fostering innovation in business. But first you have to match up the right technology with performing the right role. It's why apart from governments, apart from civil society, apart from international organisations, the WUSSES Forum has placed such an emphasis on involving the private sector in the discussions here. We are providing the technology but what's important is to meet with other stakeholders, ICT ministers who have a vision of how they could use this technology to actually make a better impact. Many of our best programmes have been done by the people that attend here and it's critical when a programme in one continent brings a healthcare programme, an education programme, programmes to reach lower incomes. And another country is trying to do something similar but doesn't know what's worked and just as importantly what hasn't worked. And so it's that sharing of best practices that's absolutely critical. Other important strategic partners for the WUSSES Forum are countries such as Mexico, Kuwait, Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates. All are lending their weight and expertise to the process. Today we've seen a number of high level dialogues. These include input from specialist experts and also a chance for members of the audience to contribute subjects they're dealing with, smart monitoring of the weather and this one empowering women. In Africa some women found that using their mobile phone they can be more efficient in their NGOs. From that they have started using mobile applications and I do think that there is many many things to do in that area. It's true that issues for example stereotypes or the fact that girls don't have much access to ITTs, especially in developed countries. I think it's a real issue and people don't really tend to see it. Tomorrow former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan will be dropping in on the WUSSES Forum and we will be taking a closer look at how remote participants are following what's going on here in Geneva.


Are you willing to undertake a dangerous mission behind the enemy lines? Knowing you may never return alive? What you have just heard is the question asked during the war to agents of the OSS. Ordinary citizens who to this question answered, yes. This is Cloak and Dagger. Black warfare, espionage, international intrigue. These are the weapons of the OSS. Today's story, the trap about an OSS agent who prevented an American advance onto German soil from turning into a massacre, is suggested by actual incidents recorded in the Washington files of the Office of Strategic Services. A story that can now be told. Did you ever notice the name Irwin signed in a fancy flourish on the covers of those kid comic books? You know all about moon men chasing the earth men into the stratosphere? Well that's me, Irwin Hazen. I'm a little guy about five foot four. Before the war I loved flashy ties and babies. Uh, girl babies about twenty one. So what was Irwin doing being an OSS spy in a German held town in France after D-Day? Listen my children and you shall hear. Sergeant Irwin Hazen reporting sir. Here are those overlay maps you requested Colonel. Good. Fast work, Sergeant. Thank you, sir. I'll look them over now. In the meantime, I want you to do something for me. Yes, sir. I've just had word that one of our agents, Lieutenant Miller, who was sent ahead into Royer for advance reconnaissance has returned. Lieutenant Miller? Yes, sir, I know him. He's in that tavern about a mile from headquarters getting very drunk. Can't understand it. Doesn't sound like Miller. No, sir. He should have reported immediately.  Yes, Colonel. Right away, sir. Oh, uh, Hazen. I saw that cartoon you submitted to Yank. Oh. They're good. They're good. Not very flattering of me, though. Uh, no, sir. I'll get Lieutenant Miller for you, Colonel, sir. Not all of the 12,000 people working with the OSS parachuted blind into enemy territory. Some of them stayed in Washington making up secret codes. Some of them, like me, sat behind a desk in France and drew maps. But I was through sitting behind a desk the minute I walked into that tavern. Lieutenant Miller was slumped over the bar, swaying back and forth, and he looked very drunk. Hey, Lieutenant. What's with you? Huh? Who's... Colonel wants you to report to headquarters right away. Oh. Is that you, Irwin? Boy, you get your ear chewed off of this. What's the idea? Couldn't this wait till later? No. No, couldn't wait. You can make it otherwise. Now they can get to the Colonel. Hey, Bartender, how many has he had? Only two. Very little one, sir. Oh, yeah. Oh. Tell Colonel, couldn't make it otherwise. Glad you came. Can't make it now, maybe. What are you talking about? Tell Colonel Blier, heavily fortified. More than we thought. I saw it myself. 80 pieces of 105-millimeter artillery behind the lines. Germans are digging in. Oh, come on. Back and tell them yourself. Hey, couldn't you have celebrated later? Made it this far. Needed to drink the regular all the way. Tell Colonel Blier, heavily fortified. Heavily fortified. Lieutenant, he is pass out. The lieutenant, he is dead. You see, Miller had been slumped over the bar, Kurt. Also, I couldn't see those bullet wounds in his chest until he fell over. Germans must have caught on to him and given him a chase. The wonder he got as far as he did. Sergeant, you're sure about everything he told you? Yes, sir. But we were positive that Germans didn't have that much artillery on the 7th Army Front. If this is true and we had walked in not knowing what was ahead, our men could have been massacred. Thank you, Sergeant. You may go now. Colonel, if you're going to send another agent into that territory to get a more complete picture of what's going on, I'd like to volunteer. Sergeant, a mission like this calls for an agent who's had experience along the way. Yeah, yeah, I know, but you see, Lieutenant Miller was a friend of mine.  Sergeant... Look, I can do it, Colonel. I can speak French fluently. And I'll do more than just look around and come back. I'll come back with sketches and maps and diagrams, everything you want to know. Look, Colonel, the next time I send a cartoon to Yank, I'll make a very flattering one of you. Please, Colonel, what do you say? The OSS placed me in the custody of a French priest who had sneaked through the lines from Breyere to tell the Americans about underground activity there.  The priest was in full clerical garb. Me? I was dressed like a French peasant. When the Germans stopped my son, let me do the talking. Boy, I hope we get away with it. Do not worry. Out of necessity, I have become a debt at making up very convincing lies. Yeah, but do you think the Germans will believe this phony story? What reason would they have to disbelieve it? Besides, I am well-known and respected in town. The Germans have enough trouble now without staring at the antagonism of the people by disciplining me for so small a reason. Well, all I can say is I hope it works. We'll have a chance to find out now. There's the town. And there is a welcoming committee. Hold! Remember, let me do the talking. I say, hold! Bonjour. I am Father Robert, priest of the church in this town. Danda, this man. A friend? If you are from this town, what are you doing behind the border? Did you have permission? Let me see your papers, your passes. Most unfortunately, I did not wait to request a pass. Why, sergeants, is there harmony? Come with me to the commandant's office. With pleasure. Come, my friend. Mind as well. There's no way back now, Father. You have been given too much freedom in this town, Father Robert. This insolence is too much. Look, Monsieur le commandant, this poor lad... You will be asked the same. Your name again? François, François Jovain. Call me by my title! François Jovain, your commandant. Now go on with your story, Father Robert. It is a sad, sad story of a dying woman and her last wish to see her new view. This lad, last remaining member of her family. Her husband and two sons were killed in the early days of the war. You see, I have the holy words with me to give this poor woman the last sacrament. And why did you not ask permission to get this boy? I was afraid, Monsieur le commandant, that by the time the permission was granted, it might be too late. The woman might die. So I slipped out. When did you last see your aunt Jovain? Why, over three years ago, her commandant. And this is most irregular. Surely the request of a dying woman. I'll let you go this time, Father Robert. There is enough unrest in this town without starting a tempest in a teapot. One more question. Yes, Monsieur. If you managed to slip through the lines going out, why is it you did not attempt to sneak back into town instead of walking boldly up to the borderline? Sneak back into town? Monsieur le commandant, that would be against regulations. But I do not understand either, Father Robert. How is it that you did not try to sneak back into Pierre? Her American friend Irwin. Oh, pardon, François. He can tell you that. You see, Madame Jeanette, this way, if the Germans know I'm in town and supposedly staying with an aunt, I can move freely about without being suspected. Oh, I see. I see. The time is late. I must go now. Oh, Madame Jeanette. Eh, oui.  Of course. We will not have something to eat before you go. Have not much to offer. No, no, no. Merci. I have much work to do. By the way, at last meeting of the Underground went very well. What do you think? Oui, Montpellier. Very well indeed. Well, I can't thank you enough, Father, for everything you've done. Oh, my, oh, my. Perhaps we shall meet again. Who knows, if not, God be with you on your mission. Thank you, Father. My son, be very careful.  Oui. That was the last I saw, Father Robert. It happened like that all during the war. A member of the Underground would come along, get us over a rough spot, and then disappear. But without all the help from all the little people along the way, none of the work of the OSS could have been done. They helped, they wished us luck, they left. After a few days of staying with Madame Jeanette, I almost felt that she was a relative. The old girl practically adopted me. Erwin. One thing, what Father Robert told the commandant, it was not a lie. Well, what was that? I did lose my husband and two sons in the early days of the war. Oh, I'm sorry. Hello. What has been good these last days, cooking for you, making up another bed, as if I had my family again? Are you being very careful? Well, I've mined my own business, look around the town. From all I can tell, there are just a handful occupying it, just the way headquarters saw it. Looks like a pushover. Perhaps it is. Perhaps the agent who was here before he was mistaken. The Nazis didn't pump air into him for nothing. He saw something. Madame Jeanette. Here, let me fill your plate again. Look, what's the best way to get through the forest to the river north of Brillaire? I'm going to take a look around there. Ah, we, we, perhaps the river. There may be something there. The guard is always posted. I thought it was just to keep the townspeople from leaving, but perhaps, perhaps there is something else. Is there a way past the guard? Ah, I have lived here all my life. I know a way. I will show you, even take you partway, myself. The woods began about a hundred yards back of Madame Jeanette's little house, and earlier the next morning we started through them. I followed her through the thick brambles, through the narrow paths she knew so well, through the brush and the high grass that moved gently in the wind. Madame Jeanette's skirt caught on the brambles, and she stopped just long enough to rip off that part of her hem and leave it behind, swaying in the wind. Then she moved on, me right behind her. Maybe this would turn into a wild goose chase, but I had a hunch I'd find what I came for. Then we came to a slight clearing. I will go back now, Erwin. We turn later the way we came. You remember? Yes, yes, I remember. Go now along the outskirts of this little wood. You'll see a hill. From there you'll have a good view of the river. And anything that might be there. All right, I'll see you later. Careful. Careful now. A minute afterwards she was swallowed up in the woods. A little while after that I was on top of that hill, flat on my stomach under a clump of bushes, looking down through strong binoculars. My hunch was right. It was all there, and I began to sketch it quickly but accurately. From somewhere the Nazis had gotten reinforcements and their high command had decided to make a stand, dig in and hold there at the river. There were heavy artillery positions all set up, machine gun and anti-tank emplacements. There was barbed wire, lots of it. There were anti-tank obstacles and the 105mm artillery Miller had seen, all of it there. A nice big booby trap all set for our men to walk into when they tried to advance north across the river. I couldn't hear them but I could see them, swarms of German soldiers working hard, working fast, digging in, getting ready. I took down everything I saw and I had it complete except for the west bank of the river near the bridge. There were too many trees blocking my vision. I had to get closer. By the time I got to the bottom of the hill and crawled along through the brush to the west bank, I didn't just see the Germans, I could hear them as well. There were too many of them all around. I knew it would be crazy to try to get any further without a plan. I had to have time to think about a way. I waited until they left. Then I slipped back the way I came, up the hill and through the woods to Madame Jeanette's. I went around the back so I didn't see the commandant until I walked in. Yes, I... Bonjour, Herr Commandant. Well, is there something wrong? No, no, of course not, Monsieur. I am here to talk, Madame. Bonjour. I believe Father Robert told me that it's your name. That is correct. It was through the kindness and understanding of the German High Command here that you were allowed to see your sick aunt. You understand that, do you not? Oh, yes, I appreciate that. It was irregular, but we let you in. However, I am here to tell you that you had better have no illusions about leaving Brouillard now, going back through the American lines to your village there. Well, no. No, I have no wish to leave. Why, you've anticipated me, Herr Commandant. I was going to request permission to stay here with my aunt from now on. I was in the square today looking for work. Oh, they're good. As long as you understand. Madame, if you will allow me to say so. You look very, very indeed. Oh, she was very ill when I came. Father Robert gave her last right. My nephew is correct. But you, Herr Commandant, I was very ill, but I'm very well now. Well, that was all I wanted. I will go now. But remember, you are not to leave Brouillard. What the Commandant didn't know was that I had no intention of leaving until I made the sketches of the West Bank of the river. Late that night, Madame Jeanette told me to bury the plans and diagrams I had already drawn. You are right, my boy, to bury the deer behind the house rather than leave them inside, did you say? Okay, that's deep enough. Now, I put this rock on top of them. There, that's done, no? You will go back tomorrow? No, I've got to get a good look at the West Bank of the river. Ah, this wise you did not try it would have been too dangerous. I know another way through the forest. Well, tell me. It is around about three, but it will bring you closer to the West Bank, or closer enough at least so that you will have a better view than before. Ah, but if there are so many troops, as you say, do not get too close. When you have finished, come back to the woods the same way. I will be waiting. I did exactly as she said, took the long way around, across little streams, watched for landmarks, dropped from high rocks, and landed on rough little paths that were hidden by the brush. I did everything she said, except one thing. I got too close. Sergeant, we're laying those mites too far apart. What are you doing? With these defenses, we'll be ready for anything, Lord Marble. I decided I'd better get out of there, and I decided a twig under me snapped. What was that? Did you hear something in the brush? Hmm. Probably some small animal in the forest. Go see. Come on, here, Harpman. There's nothing here, Harpman. Make sure. Remember the fragment of a woman's dress we found in the woods this morning? I was crouched down behind a rock, and the German lieutenant came so close I could have reached out and touched his mud-kicked boot. He stopped for a minute, and then he walked right past me. There was nothing there. It can't be too careful. Come with me. There's something I want to show you. I had everything indicated on my sketches, mine fields, tank positions. I knew everything about the west bank of the river I wanted to know. When the coast seemed clear, I started back. But I didn't get very far. Help! Keep your hands up! In the air! I took a couple of steps and then slammed myself into a shallow ditch. I remember German bird guns and rifles cracking around me. A bullet went through the heel of my boot and sent a shock up my leg that made me wonder if it had been blown off. Then it was quiet. And I waited for them to come and get me. It was all over. Perhaps that will convince you we mean what we say.  You know my aunt. What were you doing in the river? I'm new in Breyere. I don't know the forest or the woods. I was lost. Perhaps another taste of your fist. With great pleasure.  Put them back on the chair. Now listen to me, Jovin, whatever your name is. We found this sketch of the bridge at the west bank of the river in your pocket. Look, I don't know anything. That part of the sketch is quite complete. Every detail. The rest is diagrammed in lightly. Where are the rest of these plants? I don't know. Have you hidden them? Where? Have you given them to somebody? Whom? Where are the rest of them? Hmm. Kind of antwort, eh? But not. Try twisting his arm again. Ah! Ah! Ah! He has fainted. Have him thrown in a cell. I will question him more tomorrow. That was the German way of questioning. Beating you up, twisting your arm. I was sure they had a lot more ways of questioning, but I didn't intend to stay and find out what they were. I had to figure out a way to escape. And then I noticed it. The glass of the window in front of the bars had been shattered. I broke off a piece. And then I cut myself severely about the face. I guess it doesn't sound pretty, and it didn't look very pretty. But that was the effect I wanted. I heard the guard coming back. Quickly, I threw myself on the floor in front of the door so that when the heavy door was opened, it would crash into my head. The commandant wants to see you. Ah! What's this? Hair. I must get hair. My hair was matted with blood, and my cut-up face looked pretty horrible. Not that the guard was worried about the state of my health. He was afraid of what the commandant would do to him if I wasn't able to be questioned. He left the cell door open and ran. And so did I, in the other direction. I ran up the stairs to the second floor of the small town jail the Germans had taken over. Down below I could hear voices. I didn't wait to hear any more. I slid down the sloping roof and landed right next to a German soldier. It was a good thing it was my left arm they had twisted. I was better with my right anyway. I took his gun and ammunition belt and shot the front tires of the German cars. Then I borrowed a parked motorcycle.  But the papers were gone. Everything I had worked on so painstakingly. The maps, the diagrams, the sketches, the plans. They were gone. Madame Jeanette. Maybe she had them. Madame Jeanette. Madame Jeanette, open up. What do you want? Madame Jeanette, where is she? I've got to see her. What I've got to, it's important. Look, who are you? Where's Madame Jeanette? She died. What did you say? She died yesterday. Die? But I don't... The Germans. If they're after you go, I want no trouble. Go! That motorcycle ride through enemy-held territory and that car full of Nazis firing at me was wilder than the stories in the comic books I used to draw for. There was a phosphorus grenade on the ammunition belt I had taken from the soldier outside the prison. I put the pin with my teeth and tossed it back over my shoulder. Through the side mirror I could see the German cars slowing down. It stopped right over the grenade.  That's all that happened, Colonel. The sketches are gone, but I think I can remember most of them. The ones I drew last, the west bank of the river, I know completely. For the rest I'll do the best I can. Did your sketches look anything like this, Sergeant? What? But those are the sketches. I don't understand. Where did you... Carburel. Yes, Colonel? Send in the woman. Woman? What woman? I don't get this. Madame Jeanette, I heard you were dead. Your face. What happened to your face? Look, never mind that. Just tell me. Oh, when I learned you were arrested, I dug up the plans. And with other ground help I got them through the lines to deliver them for you. Yes, but that woman... She had her orders. She was doing as I told her. Colonel, you know that tavern about a half mile from headquarters? Yes, Sergeant. Well, do you mind very much if I go there and get very drunk? The maps, diagrams and information which Sergeant Urban Hazen provided allowed the American Army to prepare a counteroffensive. Three days later they were on German soil. And the report of another OSS agent closes with the words Mission accomplished. Listen again next week to another adventure based on actual incidents from the files of the OSS on... Cloak and Dagger. Heard in today's Cloak and Dagger adventure as Erwin was Everett Sloan, the priest Barry Kroger, the commandant Stefan Schnabel, Madame Jeanette Virginia Payne, the colonel Raymond Edward Johnson. Others were Carl Weber, Jerry Jarrett, Ralph Bell and Lottis Tavitsky. The script was written by Winifred Wolf and Jack Gordon and the music was under the direction of John Gart. Today's true OSS adventure was based on the book Cloak and Dagger by Corey Ford and Alistair McBain. This has been a Lewis G. Cowan production in association with Alfred Hollander and was under the direction and supervision of Sherman Marks. Programs, get your programs here. Simon Templar plays hide and seek with a friendly killer who has been commissioned by underworld sources to handle the saint. Hear another top-notch adventure with the saint and also listen for the Sam Spadegaper with Howard Duff starring as America's favorite fast-moving, fast-talking private eye. Next exciting high adventure, then the big guy on NBC.


Hello everybody, welcome to part 7 of our reading of the Yoga Sutras of Patanjaleen. Once more, this is your first time on the channel, welcome. We're so happy that you are here. But you might want to go back and start from the beginning. Again, every Tuesday from 12 to 2 p.m. Eastern Time, I am live on the Dark Outpost platform, the Dark Outpost TV, reading through the Yoga Sutras in the first hour and the second hour, we are going through some of the very toxic fundamentalist church organizations here in the United States. For those who have been on this channel for a while now, you know that I do do a recap on Wednesdays over what we discussed on Tuesday with David Zublik. Normally, the first hour is us going through the missing books of the Bible, which we have gone through quite a few. And if that is something that you are interested in, there is a link down in the description box to the Dark Outpost playlist, so you can go through some of those missing books of the Bible. Of course, many of you know that it was David Zublik's idea to start to go through the Yoga Sutras. This is because I, myself, am the only female authorized by KPJAYI in Mysore, India, to teach Ashton yoga here in the state of Georgia. Because I personally have gotten a lot of kickback from very brainwashed, mind controlled fundamentalist groups in the Christian world, and a lot of what they believe about yoga is simply not true. And so for us to use our critical thinking skills, we obviously need to read through the material to understand what yoga really is. Of course, many of you know that yoga is an exercise of really learning how to understand your own mind, and you yourself controlling your own mind and your own thoughts. We know from past readings through the Yoga Sutras in the first part of the first book that Patanjali tells us that yoga is Yoga Chitravrity Narodaha, that it is ceasing the thoughts in order to find the nothingness. And so once you find that nothingness, you can then be filled with the spirit of God. We know from going through this commentary on the Yoga Sutras, and I know from being an Abhidhoga student and teacher of yoga, that part of yoga is full surrender to God. And if you joined us last week, especially on the Dark Outpost, we did speak a lot about that. That anytime you have anxiety or fears, that's a way for you to observe yourself and understand that at that moment of your anxiety and your fear, you are not actually surrendering to God. Because if you were in total surrender to the Divine, then there would be no fear or anxiety. And so that is why it's super important for us to read through all of these old texts to have a better understanding of maybe where we've been misled about certain ideas. We know that the church, yes, all churches are part of the Kabbal. They're part of the satanic programming. Whether they know it or not, there are a lot of really good creatures out there that just have no idea that they're being controlled and puppeted by this group of nefarious people. Again follow the money, follow the money through seminary schools, everything like that.  They are trying to mind control you and are trying to divide people, not unify them. Now again we started with the first Pada. We're reading right from the beginning and that is, that was the Samadhi Pada and now we're in the second Pada which is the Sadhana Pada. As I've said many, many times before and as I really want to emphasize, if you are going to study the Yoga Sutras in a more traditional setting, your teacher will most likely start with the second Pada, the Sadhana Pada and that is because the second Pada involves the physical practice and as human beings our physical body is what we understand the most. And then later you will go back and read the first Pada which is the Samadhi Pada. The Samadhi means oneness with God and Sadhana means a devotional practice. Last week we left off at the sixth Sutra of the second Pada and that is where we are going to pick up again today. We're not going to read as many Sutras today because we're still quite a bit behind in the dark outpost and there's a lot to discuss when it comes to all these Sutras. So with that being said let's go ahead and get started with the sixth Sutra of the Yoga Sutras in the second Pada, the Sadhana Pada. And once again before we get started just to remind you guys I am reading from Shri Swami Sathchita Nanda's commentary on the Yoga Sutras. It's one of the most popular commentaries but of course there are a lot of different commentaries. I will put a link to the Sutras down in the description box below. So Sutra 6 says egoism is the identification as it were of the power of the seer, Purusha with that of the instrument of the seeing body mind. So again just to remind you guys we have three players here in the Yoga Sutras. We have Purusha which is like the soul. We have Prakrati which is nature and we have Ishvara which is God. In this Sutra Patanjali explains egoism. The ego is the reflection of the true self on the mind. The two appear to be the same but one is the original and the other is a reflected duplicate. The self will always be falsely represented by the ego until our ignorance is removed. I often refer to these two eyes as the little eye and the capital eye. What is the difference? Just a small dot. A little blemish of ego. The capital eye is just one pure stroke just as the highest truth is always simple and pure. It limits us and makes us little, just the dot. Without the dot we are always great, always the capital eye. All the practices of yoga are just to remove that dot. How simple is it? All the difficulties in the terminals can be removed from our lives in no time just by taking away that spot. But preparation for that is what takes time. Many times we climb up only to slip down. Sometimes we get all the way up there only to find we have forgotten to take along an eraser to wipe off the dot. So we have to come back down again. So again ego is a big conversation piece in the yoga practice because a lot of ego is not the true self.  In the pure state of yourself and your pure self and your soul and Purusha there is no ego. There is no competition, you are whole and you are complete. Any time we see an abundance of ego we see where there is an imbalance within the person's perception of themselves. Alright sutra number seven attachment is what follows identification with pleasurable experiences. So that makes sense right? Attachment is that which follows identification with pleasurable experiences. The ego is always looking for pleasure and if you remember from last week we kicked off the second Pada with Patanjalin the writer of the sutras telling us how necessary pain is. And if you have been involved in any type of traditional spiritual practice you know that pain is necessary, pain is real and pain is also humbling. We have to experience that rock bottom humbling pain in order to then ascend up through the true self not through the ego. So sutra number eight, adversion is that which follows identification with painful experiences. So now we are saying the ego likes the pleasurable experience and is going to start to avert from painful experiences which once again was covered in the first sutra of this Pada. So Sri Swami Satchitinanda goes on to say attachment to pleasure or raja is another pain bearing obstacle. We attach ourselves to pleasures because we expect happiness from it forgetting that happiness is always in us as the true self. When we expect joy from outside things we become attached to those things. If we find these things that make us unhappy we create an inversion towards them. So likes and dislikes are implements of the spiritual path. One we like because it seems to bring happiness, the other we dislike because it seems to bring unhappiness. Everyone wants to be happy. Is there anything we can think of that doesn't? Even a small worm put in the sun immediately rolls towards the shade. If we put a plant indoors it will slowly turn its face towards the light because it too wants to be happy. Happiness seems to be the basic nip everything in this world yet rarely does anybody find it. Why? Because happiness is like the musk deer. The ancient scriptures have a fable about this animal which has a scented spot above its forehead that gives off the musk fragrance. This deer runs here and there in search of the scent not knowing that the scent comes from its own forehead. Just like that happiness is already in us. Wherever we go we reflect our happiness on two people and things. When we see a smiling face and feel happy it is because the smiling face reflects our happiness. Faces as a pure clean mirror reflects our face beautifully. Certain pure clean faces reflect our own happiness. Then we say she gives me happiness and other faces our happiness reflects in a distorted way and we say I don't like that person. It is absolute nonsense. No one can ever give us happiness or unhappiness but can only reflect our distort our own inner happiness. And Shanti from Aquarius Rising Africa who's also studied yoga in India as well talks a lot about this that everything that is triggered in us is only coming from ourselves. So if we go back to the ego any time you feel your ego rising it's because you are distorted not because of the person giving that need to you to create an ego. You then have to settle within yourself and figure out why you're being triggered like that. Alright let's go to Sutra 9. Clinging to life flowing by its own potency due to past experience exist even in the wise. The next obstacle is clinging to life. Here we can get a clue to the nature of rebirth also. Many Westerners don't believe in reincarnation. They feel it's all over once we die but the yoga philosophy reminds us that all of our knowledge comes through experience. Without experience we cannot understand or learn anything. Modern books can only remind us of something we have experienced in the past. They help kindle a fire that is already in us. That fire must be there first for the kindling to stick to kindle it. For example have you ever experienced a sapodilla fruit? It is abundant in Bombay in certain seasons and is very soft and tasty. But even if I spend 3 hours explaining a sapodilla fruit and how it tastes you are not going to understand it because you have never experienced it. Knowledge comes only through experience. If you allow a baby to crawl on a table top as it comes to the edge and is about to fall it will yell, why? Out of fear of falling and dying. How come fear of death come into the mind of the baby? He can only fear death if he has died before. Some might say that is just instinct but what does instinct mean? Yoga says instincts is a trace of an old experience that has been repeated many times and the impressions that have sunk down to the bottom of the mental lake. Although they go down they are not completely erased. Don't think you ever forget anything. All experiences are stored in the chitam or the brain and when proper atmosphere is created they come to the surface again. When we do something several times it forms a habit. Continue with that habit for a long time and it becomes our character. Continue with that character and eventually perhaps in another life it comes up as an instinct. Many of you might play the guitar. When you first learn you might have even marked the notes right on the guitar to get the proper finger position. Each time you played you check to see which strings should be manipulated but after a few months you became proficient and even could talk to someone and play at the same time without looking or thinking about it. How? The experience becomes habit and eventually the habit becomes your character. Early in another birth you might easily pick up guitar playing without much effort.  In the same way all of our instincts are were once experiences. That's why fear of death exists. We have died hundreds and thousands of times. We know well the pain of death and so the moment we get into a body we love it so much that we are afraid to leave it and go forward because we have sensational attachment to it. Some people have old, old cars, a 43 Dodge. Even if you offer them the latest model Dodge they won't want it. You may even say your car is no good anymore. You are blocking the road by driving it at 10 miles an hour when everybody else is going 55. You need a new one, get a new one. The motor vehicle department may even take it away by force and throw it in a junk yard but the owner will still sit by it crying and laminating. Attachment to the body is like the attachment to the car. Lots of government regulations say that if your old body is taken away by force they must give you a new one. Many people do not know this and cling to the body even when it gets old and dilapidated. That constant clinging, breaking away, clinging again, breaking away is why we are mortally afraid of death. It is another claysia based on ignorance of our true nature. So all these claysias whether dormant, feeble, interceptive or sustainable should always be gotten rid of. Only then are we ready to go further. So again, attachment to the body, attachment to property is a huge obstacle in our spiritual development and as Richard Freeman has said many times before, the practice of yoga is literally a practice in your own mortality. This brings us to sutra number 10. In subtle form these obstacles can be destroyed by resolving them back into their primal cause, the ego. Sutra 11. In the active state they can be destroyed by meditation. The hindering thoughts come into stages, the potential form before they come to the surface and get converted to action and the manifesting ones which are being put into action. It is easier to control manifesting things first. Then from the more gross we can slowly get into the more subtle. We discussed that in the first part as well. Thought forms in a potential state, samskaras, cannot be removed by meditation. So samskaras can also be described as like a broken record, like when a record skips. That's a samskara. We all have samskaras, we all have these repetitive thoughts, these repetitive habits that go over and over and over again that we need to eventually correct. When you meditate on these impressions you bring them to the surface. You can't destroy them by this means but you can see and understand them well and gain control over whether or not they should manifest in action. So again it's kind of like AA meetings, the first thing you have to do is admit you have a problem. So the first thing that the yoga practice is going to show you is where your samskaras are. So you can become aware of them and when they pop up you can start to recognize them for what they are as merely samskaras. You can trace them back into their subtle form and see directly that the ego is the base for all these obstructing thoughts. Then when you transcend the mind and get the higher samadhi even the ego is lost. When you let go of the ego all the impressions and it will be lost also. But until that occurs the impressions will not go away. It is something like using herbs. An herb is a product that aids digestion and helps control gas. An indian is used in curies and kept in a mud pot but it smells so much that even if you clean the pot hundreds of times the smell will stay. How can you get rid of the smell? The only way is to break the pot. The ego has the smell of your thoughts in the very subtle form but you can only understand the smell and see the thoughts are there when they are manifested. To get rid of the impressions completely you have to break the ego. So first you can clean the superficial things and ultimately you break the pot. By meditation you can understand the thought forms and clean them up. Then when you have gotten a glimpse of where and how they are you can slowly trace them to their roots and finally cut it out. When you want to uproot a tree you cut the branches first and then dig into the very root. So I think that's good for today guys. Like I said this is going to be a quick one. That seems like a good stopping point and a good place for everybody to kind of contemplate this next week. Over the ego and over the egoic thoughts and their samskaras and their repetition and just as he just said the way to combat the ego is to first recognize the thoughts formed by the ego. Kind of like cutting the branches off the tree and then digging to the roots. Alright guys I hope you're having a wonderful day and I will talk to you soon. Bye!


So right now I'm about to empty out the fridge. It is absolutely packed full of food. Looks like some hip of spaghetti and meatballs. Comes with free fun. This is in May of 2019. That expired in 2019? Yep, stuff like this, bugs getting into the fridge. That's fish. It's a jar of wild herring. 23 December 15th of this year, so that's still good. Oh, what is that? I think that's a mango. What is a mango? Roppers, as long as they have minions on them. Oh, gotta feed these fresh. Haven't seen batteries in the fridge since I was a kid. Looks like it's also got some green beans and carrots in there. Well, that's mold now. Six bags in, and I haven't even gotten to the freezer yet.


If every basketball player worked as hard and as smart as I did, I wouldn't have a job. If you lined everybody up, if they worked as hard as he was, he simply would not be good enough to play in the NBA. And that is not a slight on him. That's him basically saying, my work ethic and my work smarts is the reason I'm able to play in this league. But one of the things that I love about Nash, you know, when you look back, he won back-to-back MVP titles in the early 2000s. And the first year that he won back-to-back MVP titles, he only led the NBA in two statistical categories. The first was assists, which anyone that follows basketball knows. That means you share the sugar. You get other people involved. You let them score the basket. It's a sign of a great leader. But he also led the league in touches. High fives, fist bumps, and hats on the butt. Steve Nash is a furnace of human energy and is a furnace of filling other people's buckets. He is a furnace of raising the level of everybody else.


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good morning everybody, and welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com weekend update show of everybody is having an unbelievable, beautiful, relaxing, glorious, fantastic, whatever you want to use Memorial Day weekend. Again, again, I can't emphasize how important it is to have that extra day off to kind of recharge the batteries, kind of center yourself and really get your thoughts together to kind of what you want to accomplish for the up and coming week.  It's very, very important to enjoy holiday time, enjoy your family, enjoy your friends. And again, just be a better friend to yourself again have that me time right it's not selfish so you know it's all about family it's all about your kids. It's all about everything right, but you need that me time and it was it's such a I was having such a relaxing weekend and I woke up today Monday Monday morning, and I totally forgot I didn't record the video so getting that out of the way, and then going back to the holidays holiday long weekend. So, first and foremost, I want to thank every service person who ever served our great country, our great military current vets, you know, everybody that's protecting our way of life. I can't emphasize enough how thankful everybody should be in paying tribute to every single service person who has committed their lives to protecting our rights protecting our lifestyle so we want to definitely acknowledge them and say thank you very much. So, let's get to the update right guys let's get to the update and then we will resume right resume Memorial Day weekend so first and foremost. Again, when I do these updates, although I am not. I'm not one of these traders who believes that well that's my way if it's on my way it's the highway I look there's a million ways to trade.  Okay, if you want to trade bonds, go trade bonds doesn't have to do with me. We want to trade options plenty of great option, plenty of great option people that can show you the way will show you how to get from point A to point B, and along the way you can develop your own lifestyle. So it doesn't make a difference what path you choose. And when you're a new trader, you're almost like speaking of options kind of almost a segue to it. When you're a new trader, a brand new trader, you're kind of a call option that has a weekly expiration. Okay, you're fighting time.  Okay, you have an expiration date. Your job within that expiration date and obviously every trader could be different. If you don't figure out this business, it could be a year, two years, three years, people prolong it without really getting any type of success for five years. Again, I've seen that happen as well. But your job as a new trader is to fight time. Okay, to basically consume as much good information possible that you can be profitable before your weekly option expiration title expires. Okay, you become worthless just assuming you don't take any of the proper steps. And the one thing that I will tell new traders, I try to give it a little bit of advice every single update to new traders is you might not have the ability to curb your emotions yet. Because that takes a lot of time. You might not have the ability to have an ironclad process that you can find consistency over and over again right in the beginning. And that's fine as well. There's a lot of things, the money management aspect as well. But the one thing you can control is your hard work. Okay, and hard work beats talent every single day. Okay, every single day of the week, including Sundays. And the one thing, one bad thing that I've been seeing on social media for years is that whole theory of, well, you can trade an hour or two hours of the day. Make your money.  Go on to date. It's a perfect world, a perfect scenario. There's some truth to that. Okay, there is some truth to that. Because again, if you watch these updates for a long time now, you know that the meat of potatoes of my day, I'm probably done with 90. 95% of the day by around, by around one o'clock, right between 1231 o'clock after that last lunchtime candle. I'm pretty much done with my day. So there is truth to that. The problem is it took me many, many years to figure out where the sweet spot was. And the one thing that I keep on seeing over and over again is the new traders been trading a year, a year and a half, two years, say to themselves, well, I just made $200. I'm done for the day. I made my goal, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Number one, that's a ridiculous way of looking at the market. Number two, you're missing out on something that I've been emphasizing for years and that's called screen time. Okay, you might not be the most talented trader in the world or the most fully funded trader in the world. Again, if you've been watching these updates, you know how important that is at least in my opinion. But what you can do is control how many hours you prepare and how many times of the day you sit there and really concentrate on screen time. Screen time is free, guys. Okay, it doesn't cost you any money. There's seven hours of the day. Okay, that means that's 35 hours for the week. That is 140 hours for the month and ready. And I wrote this down. Don't think I'm that smart. There's roughly about 1680 hours for the month, right? That's 1680 hours. You don't get those hours back. If you leave your desk after the first hour, hour and a half, you don't get that hours back. Okay, screen time is essential for your development. Okay, and if you're one of these traders who come in and you make some money, blah, blah, blah. And again, if you have consistency, if you make money every single day, you make money every single for the first time. God bless. Okay, then that doesn't apply to you. Turn off this video.  You want to be a swing trader, options trader. You want to trade for the E-minis. You want to trade pivots with beta, whatever type of trader you want to be, you still have to find yourself. Who am I? What's my personality? What's my lifestyle? What's my work schedule?  How is my size of my account affecting my decisions to be a certain type of trader? So all these things, the answers to that are during the day. And the seven hours during the day are really building a lot of building blocks to you subconsciously that you don't really appreciate if you leave. Okay, you could sit there literally for four or five, six, seven hours a day and accomplish a lot of things. Number one, you could figure out the organic structure of the market. Okay, organic structure of the market is very, very important. I don't care how good of a trader you think you are. Okay, you have to know why the stock market or why trades or whatever you want to call it. You have to figure out why stocks move when they do, when they don't. Okay, where's the imbalances? Where's the arbitrage? Where's the level of aggression? Where's the level of contraction? All these things, order flow, people ask me all the time, do you use level two? I never heard of that. How do you trade without level two? Doesn't every platform have a level two? Like how do you do that? So all these things that people are trying to figure out, right, this is all part of the market structure. Okay, you have to sit there all day, okay, all day at least in the beginning and absorb as much information as possible in the market. So when I'm sitting there in the middle of a trade and I turn around, I go, hey guys, there's a reload seller in the crowd. The guy's not moving. The guy's not moving. He's not out of the way. He keeps on reloading. He's not getting out of the way. This wasn't an accident. Okay, I could spot a reload seller, reload buyer at the top of the bottom range very, very quickly in the first minute. And that's the difference between having a breakeven trader slippage, right, breakeven trader slippage or having a really, really bad trade because you didn't recognize there was an aggressive, motivated buyer or seller in your trade. And that's very, very important. You don't just wake up one day understanding that information. Okay, you have to sit there and watch a water flow. You have to watch sometimes the most important thing you have to watch the tendencies of your trades, even if you are not actively participating in them. Because you don't get that, you don't get that time back. Okay, you don't get all these hours of the month back. So when we're talking about that you are essentially a weekly option that is about to expire worthless, right, as a new trader, don't you think you should put yourself in a position? And again, it's not going to cost you any money for you sitting there putting your behind in the chair, watching order flow, watching market structure for seven hours a day for the first year or so. It's not going to cost you any money. But what's that going to do is it's enabling you to process all the information like that all, but as much information as possible as the market has to offer you. And at that point, at least it's building mental equity. Okay, you don't get any of that if you're trading for the first 30 minutes of the day on your iPhone, which again is the most ridiculous thing ever. But you don't get that information. You don't get those building blocks by leaving at 10, 30, 11 o'clock in the morning and then you're down for the day.  Okay, let's just be honest.  You haven't seen a bear market. You really haven't seen a bear market for a long period of time. Okay, let's be honest. You haven't seen any, you know, any functional political disaster, financial disaster, anything that could derail your trading. So wouldn't you think it would be valuable for you to put as much time and emphasis into this business, right? It's again, all these things are not going to cost you money.  Okay, there's nothing that you can do that's giving you more information that's going to curb your potential for longevity. It's only helping you. And again, I see all these traders all the time talking about, you know, they're doing their homework when they wake up in the morning and look at the pre-market highlights. Your research starts way before that. Okay, the night before, even if you don't know what you're looking at. Okay, and I've said this many, many times. Even if you don't know what you're looking at, every trader, every night, especially new traders should be looking at 500 charts a night. Every trade. There's absolutely no reason that you can't sit and allocate an hour a day, 45 minutes a day at looking at charts. Even if you don't know what the hell you're looking at and why the stocks are moving when they're doing, eventually it's all going to sink in. All you need to do is back test, right? Every single day back this. Like, just turn around and say, well, wait a minute. Even if I don't know what I'm looking at. Well, if this chart, right? This is the diamonds. If this candle hit this area, right? And Dan keeps on saying stocks trade from demand to demand and supply this plan. Well, what happened, right? What happened when this candle got confirmed, right? It went lower. It hit another demand zone. What happened when this candle confirmed? Went lower. Hit another demand zone. So even if you don't know what you're looking at, subconsciously, you can just start looking at random areas of the charts. And eventually you'll get that, oh my God, aha moment. I understand why the next day the stock did what it did. I understand why the next day the stock rested after a big move. I understand why the stock did nothing because wait a minute. The next previous day, it hit a supply zone. So all these things are important. These are all things that you're doing to establish a new foundation, establish and process some good information and extend your shelf life. Because if you're not putting in the work and you think your overall development starts at the pre-market high list, you will be the epitome of what a weekly option is. You're going to expire worthless. Again, these are areas of the market and these are areas of development that you don't need to spend money on to find out. All you have to do is open up an account, open up a chart, open up a chart and look at natural order flow. Look at a bunch of charts and eventually you will have that aha moment. Without work, without putting in the proper channels, without putting in the necessary foundation to extend your shelf life, you're going to be a statistic. And again, I want you to win.  But again, I'm not going to sugarcoat your journey. It's not going to be a straight line. There's going to be a lot of days that you're going to wake up in the morning and you're going to say, well, what's the point?  There's no reason to say that because again, all you need to do is take a step back, relax and start putting your work and results will follow. So hopefully you guys will listen to my words and just again, trying to give it a little tidbits every single week to put yourself in the right position. Again, you don't need to try to make it. It doesn't make a difference. If you don't, if you don't trade high beta and you don't trade pivots, that's fine. That's okay.  But again, there's no, there's no understanding how important hard work is. So let's talk about the markets, right guys? Again, one of the greatest things about YouTube, right? About YouTube or just documenting things on video. You can just really follow, you can follow the journey, just follow the market in stages and really put yourself in a position to really start understanding how things play out. And last weekend, we started talking about how the market, you know, put in two days in a row of, when I say the market, the cues, referring to cues here, two days in a row of getting rejected or supply. You can see here, here's the first rejection. Here's the second rejection. The second one was an inverted hammer. So if you know what a hammer is, right? It's bullish. Well, inverted hammer is bearish. The second week, well, not even second week. I think we have the fifth week in a row for the Dow that had losses. The NASDAQ, again, gave back over 2% this weekend, this week. Again, it's China tensions. It's just a headline now. Now it's, you know, starting to get, I believe it's starting to get a little more numb, a little more numb. People are starting to really embrace it on a weekly basis.  So we're less than the previous week, which were less than the previous week prior to that. So I think traders are starting to trade much more of technicals than just headlines.  Although again, if you look, if you stretch out this chart and you go on a weekly, there's nothing wrong, right? There's really nothing wrong. Again, the market had a really big run and the market is just pulling back, right? You have four straight weeks of losses, right? But again, big, beautiful, healthy, right? Healthy so far. Consolidation on the Nasdaq 100. Again, we don't look at the weekly timeframe when I trade. I need to see, well, what's going to happen next? Okay, what's going to happen next? And how can I take advantage of it? So if you're looking at a lot of the groups, especially within the Nasdaq, you see there's a lot of red flags. Okay. First of all, semiconductors have been absolutely destroyed. Okay. All of these semiconductors have been destroyed. Again, why? Well, they have exposure. A lot of them, probably most of them, where I could even say all of them have exposure to China, right? So the Chinese headline, the Chinese trade is going to affect them. So they're getting hit, right? You have stocks like Alibaba who are directly in the crosshairs of, well, the China trade, they're getting hit, you know, Baidu as well. But again, the most important part, what I'm seeing is right now that the days that we are supposed to route, we have those big reversals into the close, those are the days that are being faded. And the more times that you are watching a market that gets faded after kind of a technical reversal, okay, the more red flags you're getting. So when you're looking at the Nasdaq 100 right now, okay, and you say to yourself, well, the Nasdaq held, the Nasdaq held, the Nasdaq held, right? That 178 level, it kept on reclaiming. Because again, if you guys remember the week before, I said this 178 headline, this 178 area will be the line on the sand. And it keeps on reclaiming the problem with that. And this is kind of how we use, you know, we use technical analysis and we use our eyeballs as the greatest indicator.  Because eventually you're going to see a similarity, right? Here's a rejection, right? We went lower. Here's a rejection. We went lower. And look what happened on Friday, right? We rallied up, rallied up to the five day moving average again for the full, for all you guys who are not, who have been not following me for a while or haven't followed me ever. The five day for me is a very, very important study, okay? And a lot of people don't use it. I do. For me, the five day moving average represents the shortest term bias you can possibly have. And if you look, again, if you look just using the naked eye test, okay, sometimes you don't need to complicate things on technical analysis. But when you're looking at the naked eye test, you can see the last time what happened when the market, when the Nasdaq 100 hit the five day, faded, hit the five day, faded, hit the five day, faded. So when you're looking at the measured potential, what could happen for this week and you believe in the theory that stocks trade from supply to supply. Well, then you have to believe in the theory that stocks trade in demand to demand. So again, here's demand, here's demand, here's demand, and here's demand. So what we're looking for going into this week is a negative bias, okay? There's nothing really that screams a bull market run for this week. Again, anything can happen. But again, going into every single week, you need to have a bias, you need to have a game plan, and you need to wait for the confirmation for everything to play out. Because if you don't, you are guessing. We're not in the guessing business. We're in the collecting data and confirmation business. So going into this week, I'm sell buys, okay? I'm sell buys. It doesn't mean I won't buy stocks. It means I am sell buys. And now we are looking at a sneaky area again, this 177.94 initial area for intermediate pivot. But this number here, this 177 level will really be the line of the sand because 177, then we'll go to 176, and then 174 and change before ultimately, if the market really, really gets aggressive and fear kicks in, you can go all the way down here to 172. Again, the PS60 theory says supply to supply, to demand, to demand, to demand, to demand. Again, no guess works.  A lot of new traders ask, well, damn, why do you have all these silly little lines? No reason, carry on. So really good week of trading, okay? Really, really good week of trading. Tesla, I mean, what can you say? Just an absolute phenomenal week of Tesla. And again, it breaks my heart. It really does. I'm a fan of Elon. I want him to succeed. I love the car. I think it's a gorgeous car. But now things are finally catching up.  And the problem is, well, the problem is Wall Street is starting to lose faith. And when Wall Street starts to lose faith, the price action becomes one way. And now we're seeing a pretty violent move. And I know the fact that we trade Tesla every, I mean, literally every day in the live webinar. And again, it doesn't make a difference to me. Long, short, as long as it's a bias and confirmation, I'll trade it. But I asked, you know, I asked a pretty, pretty basic question. I mean, like, when does fear kick into the stock? All right. And it's a very, very basic question because the stock has gone from just January, right? We're in May. So January, February, March, April, May. It's only five months. The stock has gone from 352 to 190. When does the fear actually kick in? And the problem is a lot of traders, well, actually a lot of investors, they're kind of in denial. Okay. And the scariest thing is to be an investor in denial. So for example, when the internet bubble popped, okay, people were talking about, well, WorldCom just went from 150, you know, 150 to 100. Oh, there's no way it's going to break 100. Oh man, WorldCom just went to 75. There's no way it's going to go to 50. No way. 25, 25 is a steal. There's no way it's going to go lower than that. Next thing you know, one of the biggest frauds in history in the stock list is zero. Again, I'm not saying that about Tesla. I'm just making an example. Okay. Just making examples. So again, I'm not saying that. The problem is when you're in prayer and hold and buy the dip and all that good stuff and you are a believer in the company, okay, instead of believing in technical analysis, you are unfortunately in God's hands. And like I've said, for many, many updates, God, I promise you, does not care about your position. Okay. There's famine. There's poverty. There's kids born every day with disease. God does not care about your position. Okay. And the problem with trading versus investing, yes, you could be in this position for five years and everything is great. The problem is you could be in the wrong position for five years. And unfortunately, your capital gets depleted very, very quickly. So obviously I am self-biased on Tesla. It doesn't mean, right? It doesn't mean I won't trade it to the long side.  I think it was on Thursday that we caught a really aggressive move to the upside.  So for me, it doesn't make a difference which way the wind blows. But there's definitely going to be a huge line in the sand. We'll talk about that in a second. Very, very aggressive day on Friday. Very, very aggressive day on Friday. Again, Fridays are now probably one of my favorite days of the week. Again, maybe it's because options expire and people are willing to put heavier speculation bets on very heavy popular names. Maybe that's the case. Remember the case is Fridays become really, really good. Can't describe it. They don't understand why. But it's becoming one of my favorite days of the week. And I always go into Fridays saying, well, I don't know how much I'm going to trade. I'm going to take it easy. I'm mixing it up. I'm trading aggressively. So Friday, again, guys, again, for all you guys watching, this is the StockTwits feed. It's exactly the same thing as the Twitter feed. I just have this thing up. Again, there's no cherry picking. Every pivot is what we have. There's no omitting pivots. These are the pivots for the day. These are the pivots for the day. We lose a draw. These are the pivots of the day. And Friday was incredibly aggressive. And let's talk about it. So Boeing was the first pivot of the day at 9 o'clock in the morning. I usually try to put these pivots in somewhere around between 9 and 9, 10 Eastern time right before they open. So everybody has a chance to trade whatever they want. So Boeing, 358 needs to build. Here was the Boeing pivot. Here was the Boeing pivot right over here. 358, you can see how it stopped right on supply. This candle confirmed supply. And it absolutely exploded, went up to like 362, 361.5, 362. So big, big move on Boeing. Netflix only went up like a dollar and change. 357.70, 358 needs to build. And basically shows you how a lot of these names are just the notch growing up to sustain a big move. So here was the 357.80, 358 level, went up to at 359.40. But again, cash flow is cash flow. If you did take it, I didn't take this trade. If you did take this trade, good job there. Roku, Roku. I mean, what are you going to say? What a monster, right guys?  He saw some call buying the day before on the June 100 calls. Roku, 91 needs to build. I mean, look at this move on Roku. Just an absolute monster. Here was the 91, right? Again, pre-market data, after-market data, it all matters. Here's the 91. Once it reclaimed 91, it just exploded. It exploded, went to 96 and changed. Beyond, again, like I said, this is not a trade for everybody, but for aggressive traders, I said, listen, it needs to reclaim 84. There's a chance for good cash flow. And here was beyond right over here, right? So look at the top of the channel here. It hits supply at 83, 80. 83, 80 is the high here. 83, 80 is the high here. And again, once it reclaimed 84, again, there's no guessing. You don't need to guess where the stock is going to stop. Stocks trade from supply to supply and demand to demand. So once it reclaimed the 84, went right to this linear regression line of 85, 50. Again, is it that move from 50 to 80? No. But that's the people that did catch a couple of weeks ago throughout the trading world. No, but again, cash flow is cash flow is cash flow. So good job there. Footlocker got destroyed. Footlocker pre-market low, 47 needs to, if it builds below, it could flush more. Here was Footlocker, right? So he put in the low here. Footlocker at 47, right? Pre-market low, once it broke the pre-market low, just destruction went down to 43. Here's my point, here's my point of why I trade beta in 99% of the times. So I get along this ARY, okay? And I say this all the time. I would rather trade beta than anything else because I understand their tendencies, okay? I get their tendencies. All these random stocks, I have no idea, right? So ARY, I buy this thing. I think I buy it at 2690, something like that, 2690s and ARY. So I buy this thing at 2690s and it goes up like a dime. Okay. And it just sits there and sits there and sits there and sits there and it just doesn't go. It just doesn't go. And I wound up taking like a 7, 7, 8 cent loss. Again, it's not the point of the money. It goes down like 20, 30 cents. And at the end of the day, it spikes up and it goes to 27, 30. And the point that I always try to tell traders is the reason why I trade Tesla every day, Netflix every day, NVIDIA, Amazon, all these stocks is I know their tendencies. These random stocks, I have no idea what to expect, right? I have no idea what to expect. So I say this all the time. A lot of times when I don't trade beta, I'll say it a lot of times, for example, I don't even, when I'm green in one of these random trades, I don't want to even be in them because I just don't know what to expect. I could be red in Tesla and understand my max value of potential exposure and potential gain. So it's so important, at least for me, to keep on trading the same names over and over and over again because when you trade random names, you could have random results. So again, it wasn't the point of even the money, okay? Obviously, it was just the point of putting myself in a position that I have no idea how to stock. If you're still in this thing, God bless. Here is obviously, again, the trade of the day here, you know, Tesla. I've traded it all week.  Tesla 194.30, 194, if it builds below, it's going to flush. And here's the pivot on Tesla. Here's the pivot on Tesla right over here. It's the lowest candle into rising support, which is right here, which is putting in a low of 94.30. And once it built below, you know, and I put this out on Twitter, I said, there's a conscious chance it gets to 88. And the reason why I say 88 could get it. This is a rising support. It just got absolutely destroyed. Very, very, just really happy with Tesla for the rest of the week. So really happy for the week, pleased for the week. And a lot of guys did really, really well. And that's the name of the game. So going through this week, just again, I'm not going to give you guys a lot of ideas because I just think a lot of names are very, very skewed. So we'll talk about the pivots. But this 86 level, just to give you an example on Tesla, this 86 level on Tesla is going to be a ridiculously important level. And I can't emphasize enough how important this level was.  Any close below 86, any close guys, this is not something that you can argue. This is not an argumentative discussion. Any close below 186. And there's a gap all the way down to 141, just saying. That's going to say it's going to go straight down. But there's a very, very good chance to stock. We'll see that. So this 86 pivot on the monthly trend line will be absolutely huge, which obviously I will be watching. I kind of like Checkpoint as well. Checkpoint had this big gap down, broke a lot of technical damage, starts reclaiming this 1260, 12 level. I think there's more downside. I kind of like this KTOS. Nice move yesterday. If it starts reclaiming 22, I think the stock can go. Keep an eye on that. Let me see what else I want to give you guys before I let you guys continue your wonderful weekend. I like Intuit. First close Intuit above supply. Intuit starts getting above 58, 50, right? 258, 50, 259. I think there's a next leg up. And look at BMRN for all you guys who trade bios. You're getting a nice little flag developing here. Starting to curl back up for aggressive traders. You can start looking at the 89, 50 level, but for the daily confirmation needs to get above that 90, 60, 90, 91 area.  God bless.  Go hug somebody. Again, guys, we don't get it do over. It's all about love and it's all about us. Right guys, God bless. Be a good human being. I'll see you on the field tomorrow. Take care. Congratulations for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. Want daily trade ideas directly from Dan? Straight off his personal watch list? Unlock our free PS60 vault, where you'll get nightly updates on pivot opportunities we're watching for the next day's session. Click the link in the description to get started today.


We are in the midst of campaign season and if you live in Baxter, one election that will be on your ballot this November is for two seats on the Baxter City Council. A reporter Rachel Johnson has more. On November 6th, voters in the Baxter community will head to the polls and vote on who they would like to see on their city council. Baxter, a city of around 8,000, has a council made up of their mayor, vice mayor, and three council members. There are five local contestants from Baxter running for the two open at-large seats that were left open by two candidates who decided not to run at their term end. The five running for the open seats offer a variety of backgrounds and experiences. I've been teaching for over 30 years and retiring this spring. I spent about six years as a police officer. Right now I work as a self-employed financial advisor. I've worked for CTC for 12 years and then within the last year I switched to an insurance agent now with Padusa Benefits Group. I am the executive director of the crisis line and referral service. I got drafted into the armed forces for a little while and when I retired I was working in Auto Center. They each have a unique set of values and issues that they want to bring to the city council table. I've always been told that the world is run by those that show up so I figured I'd show up. Supporting police fire and EMS is extremely important for this growing city. We can't leave that behind as we grow. Mental health, emotional health, making sure that Baxter is welcoming for multi-level of incomes. I think we have to be flexible, willing to work but yet still have that maintenance because proper maintenance does keep prices down. I think it's really important that businesses have their voices heard. They may not be residents of the city but they're definitely a big drop. They might have different ideas but they all have one thing in common, their love for Baxter. Baxter is very fortunate that there are five candidates. If you look at some of the other communities in the area there aren't other people wanting to step up and run for city council. I love living in Baxter. I would love it if my children lived in Baxter and raised my grandchildren here. I've left a few times where I've always come back. I must be a reason. I'm really proud of the fact that we've grown so much over the last several years and it looks like we're on a good trajectory. I have watched it grow from I think goodness about 3,000 people to now over 8,500 so it's home. Reporting from Baxter, Rachel Johnson, Lakeland News. And community members will have an opportunity to meet the candidates at an event on October 12th at 7 30 a.m. and yesterday's gone in downtown Brainerd. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


We look now to business news. Beyond attracting investment for just monetary gains, Africa needs investment that would yield tangible results. This is a key thrust at the Africa Social Impact Summit aimed at bringing investment on the continent towards a sustainable future. Details in this report. Halfway down the line, Africa is making slow progress on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, STGs, compared to other regions, and is regressing on some development indicators. It isn't this note that leaders from various sectors have converged on these whole, and virtually, to address the continent's challenges and create innovative solutions. With Nigeria presently standing at 146th position in the STG Index ranking, the co-convenece of this year's Africa's Social Impact Summit, speak about the essence for new partnerships and networks. Because it is clear that silo execution can only take us so far. It is the power of leveraging innovation. Innovation can cost the work being done, existing work being done, to scale up quickly, leveraging digitisation. And that is why we also have a deal room here, where organisations that have innovative solutions across the critical sectors, health, education, climate action, food security, can access funding to be able to scale the work they are doing. But with the right policy environment, a conducive environment for producers and consumers, with investors who are here at this Africa Social Impact Summit, who are willing to invest into small-scale medium-scale business and help them scale up so that food gets produced and clothes get manufactured. Speaker after speaker are united on how the private, public and indeed the social impact sectors can collaborate to invest in the sustainability of the S and the development goals. Therefore, the private sector with its scale and sustainability and innovation must take a leading drive in this change. We must harness the strength of our multistakeholder partners and leverage enterprise to do innovation. The Africa Social Impact Summit is designed to eliminate the friction, the competition, the lack of collaboration. It is designed to ensure that the most efficient way to apply resources to solving social problems is through the guide we have here. As various aspects of the 17 SDGs take centre stage, questions are answered on gender equality, qualitative education and Africa's race against time. The number of indicators within SDC4 would have been able to make some appreciable advancement in early childcare development. To be honest, we are still a very dependent nation on donations and, you know, importation from, you know, from other countries. And you will find out that the SDGs are structured around leaving no one behind. That's the thing. And the very fabric of the SDGs is homegrown solutions. We need an enabling environment which includes having policies and laws in place and all that. Of course, you know that the issues that have been disturbing us has always been the leadership and the governance structure that is making it look as if women are not relevant. This year's summit, themed Global Vision, Local Action, Features, Engaging, Discussions, Focused and Different Sectors all aimed at driving positive change across Africa. Just in academia, plus the news legas.


Oh, yeah, she didn't mean to do that. They're actually really really hurt. It's that light. Oh I was legit taking them off because I don't need them on for this video. Why does this happen to me? But anyways, hello everyone. Thank you guys all for watching or joining in on this video Um, I just wanted to ask you guys a few questions So would you guys be happy with album opening videos because I'm getting a couple albums coming this way And then might I be a giveaway within that video for the album because I might have purchased three versions of the album Two for me one for you guys. So like I'm if it does go well Then let me know and I'll do more album videos and it's just like I want to do videos where everyone will actually be like Oh man, no can post it a video. I want to watch it No, oh man, no can post a video on this group that I love I just want to watch that because you know when I make SF9 videos I see only certain people watch my SF9 videos when I make IU videos I see only certain people watch my IU videos and it's make Stray Kids videos certain people for you know It's like that for all the time But I want to make videos where all of them or everyone everyone there's actually subscribed like oh man I want to actually watch this. So I'm planning on like doing some album openings. I'm also planning on doing um Like Twitter videos like what I did with X1, but with like just like just Twitter bit Kpop Twitter is a mess. So just like Kpop Twitter videos and actual videos on groups where they're actually like really funny Like not just reactions, but it's like unhelpful guides, but my way of our unhelpful guide So it would be even more unhelpful the un un unhelpful guide of Stuff I don't know. I've just had a lot of video ideas that I just want to do I want to do videos Where I verse you guys and I guess my idol and if you win or if you beat me and you actually guess my idol You'll get an album as a prize. I want to do stuff like that But no one ever seems interested in this type of content I also got a great series that will be happening when that happens as they're gonna be real fun I can't I'm not gonna say it because I know some people have stolen my ideas And I'm not gonna say who but some people have stolen my ideas and I don't I'm gonna keep this one a secret But like I just want to do so many things on verse other youtubers in kpop games, you know Imagine that imagine me going up against K Brandon or something like that in a kpop game Whoever gets a better score wins or is like best out of three and whoever wins that series Their subscribers get a chance to win an album from the loser or something like that, you know I just want to know if you guys will be down to watch videos that aren't just Reactions but I'll still do reactions to new releases and all that stuff. It's just like I Just I don't know. I just want to make it so that the content that I make is Content for everyone and not just certain people. I want it so that you guys like oh He's actually made a video. Let's go watch it not eyes made a video on that group I won't watch it because I'm not a fan of it. I don't understand. I'm just like what just watch all my videos I'm very entertaining. Did you see the start of this video? I accidentally hurt myself just taking off headphones. I am The New Zealand version of rm. I damaged myself and equipment all the time I have broken my mic arm and Am I gonna buy a new one? No, but yeah, just I got some reddit videos that I want to do as well And just like it's all good. It's all gonna be kpop all kpop all kpop related I want to become a kpop Entertainment channel a kpop full-on channel not a kpop reaction channel I want to be a kpop fully entertainment channel every video that I post Entertains you that's what I want to do So that's just this video for today because I didn't have enough time to actually make a proper video because I got work soon but that's This is the stuff that I want to try and do this year. I want to make myself The channel work where I'm happy with and just grow from that because have you been seeing the stuff that Kevin Phillips been doing? He's been popping off just doing what he loves doing and I want to be able to do that But sadly everyone that's subscribed to me Isn't subscribed just for me as like they're subscribed for the other Reasons as well I for the groups and I'm in fair enough, but I'm gonna be changing that this year So just expect these type of videos to come out and I can't wait to make this series that I got planned So yeah, thank you guys all for watching


Alcohol use disorder is a serious problem in the United States, affecting approximately 11% of adults. Medication-assisted treatment, MAT, which combines medications to reduce cravings and behavioral therapies, has been shown to be effective in treating this condition. A study conducted by researchers at an academic medical center found that only 1.4% of patients with an alcohol-related condition received a MAT prescription upon discharge from the hospital. To address this issue, the team implemented educational interventions and embedded a recommendation for MAT into the order sets used to treat alcohol withdrawal. These changes resulted in an increase in the number of patients receiving a MAT prescription from 1.4% to 11.2%, demonstrating the potential impact of quality improvement initiatives on patient care. This article was authored by Lutha Arms, Hashan Joel, and Jeremy Demutini. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


What's going on guys, welcome back to the channel critical overlord here We're gonna be talking about a few different horror topics in this video here today. We're gonna be talking about scream 7 We're gonna be talking about terror fire 3 We're gonna talk about Jennifer's body and then the last thing we'll talk about is horrific in its own, right? We're gonna be talking about another WWE update related to Vince McMahon. So starting off here with scream 7 Hayden Pantier Recently called the Firing of Melissa Barrera from scream 7 very unfair and upsetting now. She was speaking with the messenger I believe when discussing this she says, you know a lot of people Hadn't really asked her how she felt Melissa is such a badass as a human being and as an actress She was hurt by it But I think she took it in stride and was very very gracious about it So it's nice to see Hayden addressing and revealing something I tried to say was likely happening a few people may have spoken to Melissa in private because not everything has to be a Public display not everybody does that when it comes to showing support to people about certain things Especially when there's a lot of missing context for those of us on the outside looking in And Melissa still hasn't explicitly gone over what happened Of course in but in relation to what exactly and how the firing went down, which I never expect her to do But she probably would like to also be the one to start speaking on it in some capacity first Like she has started doing before her co-stars do because it's ultimately still again her firing. It's not the co-stars firing So maybe in Melissa's mind let her talk about it first Then you guys can start talking about it versus you talking about it first The firing had nothing to do with you and all of a sudden the media makes it about you When you weren't the one who got fired. So I like that Hayden spoke up But the other thing we need to touch on is scream 7 could already have a new director too But who could it be? So I've heard they have a director All I can say is I don't know who it is, but if it's not Eli Roth my hunch is it's probably a woman Eli Roth isn't my preferred choice, but it wouldn't be shocking and if it's a woman I Am gonna go out on a wild guess and say that it's someone connected to a very popular film From 2009. That's my wild guess So diving into terrifier 3 Chris Jericho Went over his role in terrifier 3 when speaking with movie web a few days ago He said I have seen the script. I have already kind of done the Filming or the filming that they do when they're taking molds of your face and all of this sort of thing So suffice to say I don't have a good well I don't have or I don't last very long But it's gonna be great if you love terrifier 2 you're gonna love terrifier 3 because it's even better It ups the ante even more now. We knew Chris would be back based off of what we already knew from Previous reports about the returning stars, but now based off of this It's more or less clear He's dying early on since it also was teased terrifier 3's opening is pretty over-the-top, but it's also been kind of Pointed out that it might just be picking up in the hospital off of the ending of terrifier 2 So just a small update on Jericho's return and his more than apparent death Although with him saying he doesn't last very long You know, it's a horror film. It's easy to jump right to he's dying, but he could be lasting Shorter in another capacity.  No, it's all about Sienna It's all about Lauren Lavera. It's all about the rematch between Art the Clown and Sienna. No one cares about Chris Jericho. No disrespect I am a fan of Chris Jericho's in-ring work, but I know I wasn't looking forward to seeing him back But I'm sure a lot of you weren't either again because it's all about the rematch between Art the Clown and Sienna So what do you think about Chris Jericho dying early? Do you care? Do you not care why or why not? We're gonna touch on Jennifer's body. So the Jennifer's body writer Admitted to not being done with the universe when chatting with the boo crew pock as they said yes, I want to do a sequel I am not done with Jennifer's body. I just need to find I need to partner with people who believe in it as much as I do And that hasn't really happened yet I need someone to believe in it who has a billion dollars So of course it isn't an announcement about Jennifer's body to by any means But perhaps a sequel couldn't manifest down the road because it's nice to know that the writer is actually For my from what I'm gathering Keeping that in the back of their mind that they want to revisit Jennifer's body They have I would assume thoughts ideas on where to take a sequel Now my own experience with Jennifer's body was Back in 2009. I was going through my Megan Fox phase After Transformers in 2007 as I'm sure a lot of you listening to we're going through a Megan Fox phase to If you grew up in the 2000s Jennifer's body was just something I checked out simply for Megan and it was a good time It was good for what it was at the time to and it's very much so still holding up all these years later Do I think it's some majorly impressively? Tremendous horror film. No, but when I look back on a lot of the trash that came out in the 2000s Jennifer's body is Not six feet deep like a lot of the other train wrecks that came out in the 2000s a sequel does seem rather Unnecessary, but I could also argue that with a lot of the horror franchises that I love like Halloween Friday the 13th Nightmare Nelm Street scream scream especially with a conclusive ending like you get in the original But we'll see if Jennifer's body to ever comes to fruition. The last thing we're gonna talk about here is Vince McMahon in WWE So Vince McMahon has another round of essay accusations with a lawsuit text messages and graphic details included Brock Lesnar was also implicated in this but no word from Lesnar's camp just yet But some people have speculated that this explains why he returned in 2021 if this was involved in the reasoning If you want to learn all the details go look up the court case because I'm not going over his graphic content TKO released his statement. Mr. McMahon does not control TKO Nor does he oversee the day-to-day operations of WWE while the matter predates our TKO Executive teams tenure at the company. We take Mrs. Grant's horrific allegations very seriously and are addressing this matter Internally, McMahon's camp also gave a statement basically saying these are lies and he intends to fight it But this man is just absolutely unreal guys He doesn't even oversee the day-to-day operations and he's still causing problems for Paul and his team and everybody Who's trying to put on a good show? All I can say is get him out. I'm not wishing death on him But remember when CM Punk said maybe it'd be better once he's dead Perhaps he was right and again, that's not me wishing death on him It's just I struggle to see why Punk's statements won't end up being true someday when Vince McMahon does leave us I Struggle to see how the company won't be better off with everything that keeps coming out about this individual He asked to go. I hope it's soon. I hope TKO can get him out And I hope he no longer continues to be a stain for the company But let me know what you guys think about this down in the comment section below if you haven't already of course Make sure you go ahead and subscribe turn on post notifications that you never miss a video in the description I'll have links to my social media accounts. I am on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram You can message me there of course limiting the movies news or reviews Let me cover in the future and with all that in mind guys. I will see you in the next video