with the idea that, you know, occasionally, we'll just do that one instead. All right, we're live. Well, hello, everyone, and welcome to our video. I'm gonna start. Don't let me forget the Twitch. Twitch, don't forget the Twitch. Don't forget to stop it, too. Yeah, no, exactly. That's what I'm asking, in particular. And if it continues, you should probably see a doctor. If your Twitch live stream lasts more than three hours. I'm twitching and I can't stand banned. Okay. Thank you, Big Jim. Step into a big gym. He's a big guy. I don't know if I'd snap into him. Okay. Yeah, I feel like if you call yourself big, somebody, you're either really big or really small. Yeah, and we can't be like an average height. I've met him a couple of times. He's not like a giant. Is he not proportionally? No, he's just a big guy.  Yeah, that's his nick. Just keep him consistent. Yeah. He's not like sideshow big, just like sideshow big. He's not, you know, Big Jim's like, I is fat. I don't think you're fat. You're not fat. He's just big. It goes. I wish that term would return because it would be used to buy clothes for kids. All right, here we go. Ready? Three, two. Do you like listening to advertisements? Me neither. Want to help and support creators directly? Then head to dailytechnewshow.com slash support and help us reach our new milestone today. This is the Daily Tech News for Monday, January 22, 2018 from DTNS headquarters in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Feline, I'm Sarah Lane. And I'm Veronica Belmont in an echoey conference room in San Francisco. San Francisco, San Francisco.  Produce the heck out of it. OK, see? Already doing his job. Yeah, earning his paycheck. Coming in a little hot for a Monday, don't you think? Yeah, I know. I don't know why. Usually I'm Garfield about Mondays, but today I'm OPI. Are you normal? Can I be normal about Mondays? Yes, yes, please. So much. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Facebook will use information gathered from its ongoing quality surveys to determine which news sources people generally trust the most versus not trust. The company also made three posts Monday sharing its findings and how social media affects government, including one by Cass R. Sunstein, a professor at Harvard Law School, that argues Facebook increases political divisions. Hard to argue about that. At the Bet Education Show in London, Microsoft announced new Windows 10 and Windows 10 S devices with the cheapest being Lenovo's $189 100E laptop. Microsoft is also partnering with the BBC, Lego, NASA, PBS, and publisher Pearson to bring mixed reality and video to schools. Microsoft also plans to add a free chemistry update for Minecraft Education Edition this spring. Intel Executive Vice President Neil Chenoy advises users to skip its last round of Spectre meltdown patches entirely to avoid those reboot problems.   I don't remember. The issue has been identified for Broadwell and Haswell processors and a new update is on the way for them until says it's actively working on solutions for the rest of its affected processors. And this just in slightly before we started recording today, Netflix reported its Q4 numbers earning 41 cents a share on revenue of $29 billion. Essentially meeting analysts' expectations. Good for you, Netflix. The company added 1.98 million subscribers in the US and 6.36 million subscribers internationally. All of those numbers sound sort of like gobbledygook. Think of it this way. Netflix is now worth more than $100 billion. Woo!  Yeah, that may not be to me. All right, we got some more top stories. What do we got, Veronica? Nokia is removing the pulse wave velocity feature from its body cardio scale as of January 24th. The feature essentially measures how fast your blood flows as an indicator of arterial stiffness. Nokia has not said why, but the scale is classified as a wellness device which is prohibited from making medical claims by the US FDA. Nokia is offering $30 coupons or a full refund for existing body cardio scale owners. This is where we are with health and wellness gadgets. We haven't got into the rhythm of what's allowed and what isn't. Right. I think that something that just tells you like, hey, this is your pulse wave velocity. We're not telling you what it means that that would be okay. And I'm sure that's what Nokia thought. But the FDA may have, we don't really know why they removed it. Nokia isn't saying, but the best guess is that the FDA said, that's medical claim, can't do that. Well, even if you add a disclaimer, you know, you see that all the time. You know, this product is not meant to replace a doctor. It's purely for entertainment purposes, even if it actually does help somebody. Or even if this is just data, talk to your doctor about it. It's not definitive either way, but it's just, I don't understand why more information is bad. Yeah. And maybe there's some health professionals or doctors out there in the audience that can explain, maybe there's something about pulse wave velocity that is diagnostic in and of itself, right? I suppose I could see that, but it does feel like, what was it the way they were presenting it or was it claims they made about it in the software? That seems like it should be easily fixed rather than having to pull it entirely. And they've paused selling the scale while they go and reflash everything so they're not sold with this. Yeah, it's a big deal. Yeah. I mean, it could also have something to do with the fact that it's not accurate. And Nokia has some reason to believe that they could be misleading the public. Sure. That is, I hadn't even, that seems obvious. Now you say it, right? Yeah, it could just be wrong. Like their software could be off and that would be bad. I don't know. I do know arterial stiffness is my heart cover band. Sweet. What? I'm, forgive me. What is arterial stiffness? What is that? It's my heart cover band. No. It's arteries? Yeah, it's whether your arteries are stiff or not. You know, if they're impeding the speed of the blood flow. So it's not your heart rate.  According to News Medical, arterial stiffness indicates two major terms, arteriosclerosis and a thermomatosis. These are also combined, often combined to a theriosclerosis. A theriosclerosis is a generalized thickening and stiffening of the arterial wall and is related to high blood pressure or hypertension. Got it. Okay, so this is the thing that you don't want. Definitely not. And yeah, well, maybe Nokia can, you know, get his act together and help us all be more healthy. We don't know what's going on, but interesting nonetheless. What we do know is what's going on is Amazon Go, a new convenient store with no checkout clerks opening for the public on the ground floor of Amazon 7th Avenue building in Seattle today. So as a shopper, you need the Amazon Go app and then there's a QR code that you scan to enter the store and then they know who you are and what you're doing. From there, cameras and then a machine learning system tracks you, automatically adds or subtracts items from your bill as you pick something up or put it back and then automatically charges you when you leave. Amazon has no plans to expand the technology outside the test store, at least for now. Lots of discussion, at least, you know, in my friend group about people saying, oh, well, that's the end of people having retail jobs. You know, this is why malls are closing. This is, you know, why, you know, the retail experience is gonna change and people are gonna lose a lot of jobs Tom, you kind of set me straight earlier in the show. You were like, well, the store is full of people who work in the store. Yeah, I mean, you see a lot of articles talking about this is a store without people and that's like very misleading. Yeah, there are no checkout clerks, but anybody who's worked at a grocery store knows that the checkout clerks do way more than just stand there and check you out. That's just part of their shift. And of course stores have been putting those vaguely irritating self checkout lanes in already. So I don't know that this gets rid of a lot of jobs or not.  You have people checking IDs for alcohol purchases, which is legally required. You have people cooking the food. A lot of this food is fresh made. So there's people back in the kitchen doing stuff and they're stocking the shelves. Although theoretically, I guess Amazon could get its robots to do that in the future. So... And there's also people who are helping with tech support because there's still things that are going wrong from time to time. The way I think about this now, at least for the short term, is if you look at an Apple store, for example, I mean, technically a lot of the products that you can purchase at an Apple store, you're allowed to check out using the Apple app and you just walk out of the store. It's not nearly as advanced as the, you know, the computer vision that Amazon is using, but at the same time there's still gonna be people to help you find stuff. And like you said to check IDs for alcohol purchases and so there's still stuff that they're gonna need people for, at least for the near to medium term, I would say. The grocery store that I go to most often is Whole Foods, which is of course now owned by Amazon. And depending on the day and the time of day, it's not always a nightmare, but sometimes just getting through the checkout process is the nightmare. Putting stuff in my cart or my basket or whatever, that's easy, I know what I want. And then I gotta figure out what line is the, you know, that is gonna go as quickly as possible. So in that sense, hey, if you're just really trying to relieve people of the bottlenecking that makes grocery shopping sucky, great, love it. There are other questions I have though. So if I'm walking around a store and sometimes, you know, we're all in a zone and you kind of pick up stuff and you look at it, you put it back and you just, who cares, right? This is your life that you're living. Well, if Amazon has a lot of information about stuff that like I seemed like I was about to buy, but then I didn't, that's stuff that sure would also apply if I was shopping on amazon.com, you know, that was in my cart and then not. But that stuff kind of follows you around too. So it does change a little bit of the kind of data that a company would have on physical retail buying habits. Oh yeah. And I don't know what that means. Like I'm not saying that's bad, but it's different. Well, there's two things, right? In aggregate, which doesn't bother me as much, they're going to know a lot more about what makes people purchase something and what doesn't. Like why do they put it back? Oh, if it was on shelf three, we saw exactly how many people put it back whereas we moved it up to shelf two and they put it right in their cart, whatever.  Here's peanut butter related items. What do you might want to buy? Well, imagine a grocery store clerk following you around, you know, kind of just like watching what you're doing. Like that would be super weird, right? Like if you want help, you'll ask somebody for help. Hopefully he'll, you know, be around. So it's, again, it's like, this seems like a really efficient way that grocery and retail shopping in general will go. And certainly the US is not at the forefront of this in certain other countries. They're way ahead of us in this sense. And I know a lot of people listening or watching are probably gonna write in and be like, here's my experience. You guys don't even know what's going on. Yeah, yeah. Actually, let me jump in on that point because I was gonna make this point earlier. We'd spent an entire year talking about all the different alternatives because Amazon announced this December, 2015. They were supposed to open it up to the public last year. It took a year because they were trying to get some of the kinks worked out, although that's not what Amazon says. They found it to be more popular with its employees than they expected. So they didn't need to open it to the public, but whatever. We have talked on the show before about lots of different alternatives to this, but very few of them do exactly what Amazon's doing where they don't require you to scan anything or use a special card or anything like that. Yeah, it really, I loved the comparison that the New York Times made to shoplifting because apparently it feels just like shoplifting in a lot of ways. And I had that same kind of sensation scanning things in the Apple store and using that system, but not even having to scan anything and just being able to drop it in the bag that I'm using for all my shopping and walk out with it is pretty amazing. Yeah. There was that song called Shoplifters of the World Unite. Yes. Yeah, nothing to lose. Is that am I right? I was like, is that a song? I think it is. I just remember that ad. There was that ad where it showed the shoplifter going through and putting stuff in his coat and then he walked out and the cop stops him and is like, you forgot your receipt. It's from the Smiths. Yeah, it's the Smiths. That's what I was gonna say. Do that. Montana Governor Steve Bullock signed an executive order Monday requiring ISPs with state contracts to abide by net neutrality rules starting July 1st. Now, the US FCC obviously has voted to adopt rules that prevent states from creating local laws like this that supersede the federal ones for consumers, although those rules have yet to take effect. So this wouldn't be prohibited yet because the FCC rules haven't been published in the federal register. Those of you who are like, ah, net neutrality is gone. Well, it's not. We're still under the old rules until this gets published in the federal register, which will probably happen soon, but hasn't. Even when it does though, what Montana's governor did was not change the consumer rules, which is pretty much what the FCC rules prevent. Now, there's a whole question about whether the FCC can prevent states from doing that, but Montana doesn't seem to be even bothering with that. They said, all we're doing is saying, if you wanna win a contract with the state of Montana, you have to abide by these rules. And of course, all the ISPs, AT&T, Comcast, et cetera, that operate in Montana, all the big ones anyway, have contracts with the state of Montana. So Montana's not saying you can't do paid prioritization or throttling. They're saying you can do that, do it all day long to the citizens of Montana. But if you do, you lose your government contract with the state of Montana. Snap. But it's kind of like what the government does with highway funding, right? We're like, well, we can't tell the state not to do something but we'll pull their highway funding if they do. And, okay. It's clever, right? It's trying to get around the FCC prohibition without having to go to court. And plenty of people are gonna go to court over those FCC open internet guidelines anyway. But I'll be curious to see if other states attempt what Montana is doing. What are the contracts with the states like? Does that mean only state agencies are affected? Or, I mean, how does this help consumers at all? Does it, like, is it twisting the ISPs arm in a way that could eventually help consumers? I just don't really know what effect it would have. Well, yeah. So let's say AT&T has a contract to provide the internet service for the capital building at Montana. I don't know if they do, but let's just pretend they do. What Montana is saying is, great. You can't engage in any paid prioritization or throttling as part of your business plan. Which means that if you're a consumer of AT&T in Montana, you would not be subject to that. Or AT&T loses the contract with the state. Okay, okay. So they can't just, like, change how they're bringing the broadband into specific places. No, it doesn't seem like they can be like, well, we're not doing paid prioritization to the state. So that's fine. I don't think they can do it that way. Okay. That's a good question, though. Yeah. It'll be interesting to see if other states adopt this tactic, and I know it varies state by state, but good on you, Montana. Clever stuff. Uber Eats has acquired a company called Ando, the delivery-only restaurant founded by Momo Fukushev, David Chang. Ando will shut down its New York service and integrate with Uber Eats. Ando had focused on developing food and packaging suited well to delivery, because there wasn't anywhere to go except delivery. Wow. Yeah, that's cool. Okay, so this is, I've been talking with some friends about, because I have an Uber Eats addiction because I'm, you know, one part lazy and two parts, I don't know, I like apps to bring me my food. And I use it a lot, and there's some really great places in my neck of the woods that have stuff that's like, it's not really that much more expensive, even if you add the delivery fee. And a lot of restaurants to just exist as delivery restaurants. I mean, there's a particular ramen place that I order from all the time. I have been there. You can go there and sit down and order ramen, but I never do. I mean, of the 100 times I've eaten ramen, it's like, it's just delivery. It wouldn't matter if that physical location went away. And I think a lot of restaurants, particularly if you can streamline the process to just be like, all we're doing is delivery. We don't have to host anybody. We don't have to clean the floors. We don't have to have signage. All of that stuff goes away. I think we're gonna see a lot more of this. A restaurant in, there was this restaurant space near where I used to live in the mission that was like, I don't know if it was cursed or haunted or what, but all these great restaurants moved into this spot and they could not stay open. And I'm not sure if it was because the dining room was too big or if it was like that specific block, but it just didn't work. And so this really popular Indian restaurant that had done really well in New York moved in and they actually are gonna be closing and going to delivery only because they found a place that they could open a kitchen where they could make all the same food but don't have to pay the high rent and don't have to pay the servers or the bartenders or, and so they're gonna be able to still deliver the food but they don't have to keep the restaurant space open anymore. There's a cheeseburger place that we've ordered Postmates from, supposedly near our house that we cannot find because we're like, oh, we should go there. And we're like, you drive to that part and it's like apartment blocks and a Jewish temple. And I'm like, maybe they're operating in the Jewish temple but I doubt it. Like there's no signage for it even then. And the temple has its own coffees place, right? So you'd think if they had a cheeseburger place they'd have that sign right up there in the coffee place, right? So I wonder if that's another example of this. It makes, it makes the economics make sense in a lot of ways. It depends on the cuisine, right? It's like, there's certain cuisines that people tend to order pizza, Indian food. At least I'm talking about myself, ramen. But, you know, in Momofuku for anybody who's not familiar with it, that's like a really, really well-respected noodle house. David Chang's big deal. Yeah. Before we move on, I really wanna emphasize that I love this idea of making the food that does well in transport too, rather than just taking whatever the restaurant makes. And sometimes, you know, sushi, sushi doesn't really feel right in delivery. Travel quite well. Yeah, exactly. So that is fascinating too, where it's like, no, we're gonna make food and put it in packaging that makes it taste really good being delivered. Well, changing gears a bit, a report from US childcare professionals has reached a similar conclusion to British academics that parents should not limit children's screen time. Instead, parents should guide that time to be used actively in creative activities rather than passive viewing. Ta-da. I'm curious what Roger thinks of this, because he is the only one of us who has a child that uses a tablet. And the conventional wisdom has been limit one to two hours per day. And what both of these organizations are saying now is that's not the right way to approach it. It's not that you shouldn't limit one to two hours a day if it's video watching, because they are saying limit passive watching. It's that just saying one to two hours of screen time is overly simplistic. I say yes.  An eye potato. Yeah, an eye potato. I totally see what they're getting at.  And she'll try to replicate. So she'll move away from the screen and like, if they're doing something, she'll try to copy it. If it's music, all she does is dance. Like, literally all she does is dance. So she's definitely getting exercise. Really what I try to make sure she's not staring at the screen, you know, continuously for more than like 10 or 15 minutes, right? Like she is moving her head. She's looking at different things. She's moving around, you know, and really it's ensuring that they don't get stuck into a habit of just kind of use it as kind of a pacifier. Where it's like, you know, you pipe down, here's a tablet. I mean, they do it for trips. I was gonna say, there's always a moment that every parent knows where they're like, I'm just gonna use it as a pacifier even though I know I shouldn't. You try to limit those situations. You try to limit those situations. And if I do so, you make it special. I think that's important too, is by like limiting those moments when you're out to dinner with your friends and the kid is with you, like now is the time to present the iPad as a special thing you can do for the next half an hour while the grown-ups talk and drink. Fortunately, she's rapidly aging and things like that don't really stick. Like she's, it's funny cause she gets bored now with just looking at a screen. She'll like, just get up and just walk away.  I don't need to see it again. The interactivity I could see, it's obviously, it's gonna stimulate a part of your brain that passive viewing wouldn't, but it also really just varies by content. I mean, back in the day, you know, I learned lots of things from Sesame Street, right? Even though I was probably sitting there silently most of the time, but I was at a party over the weekend and somebody had set up like a TV in the backyard for some kids. I don't know why, but they had like an old Nintendo where somebody was playing for Super Mario Brothers, you know? And we're watching it and we're like, what is this game?  You know, I don't know what's teaching you necessarily, but it's certainly interactive. Oh, hand-eye coordination, I guess. I guess, yeah. I think Sesame Street probably taught me more than that, but. It's interesting you're bringing up the Nintendo aspect because that's why I'm so fascinated with Labo, right? Is that what you pronounce, Labo? Yep. Yeah, Habo. The little cardboard accessories for the Nintendo Switch because if you can use the screen but not make it the main focal point, but rather like a portion of it to kind of enrich whatever their play experience, that's great, right? Like if it's not just you interface with the screen, that's it. It's like, oh, you used the screen as part of it, but it's not the only thing. I'm totally excited because it allows me to give my kids something that they can play with, not feel bad about having them play with it.  You know, she, you know, like with Sesame Street, she, her alphabet and counting skills are both school and video based. So she sings it like they do in the videos, but, you know, it's reinforced in school. And it's very interesting to see that kind of interplay because, you know, growing up I had a TV and it's not like you drag a TV with you everywhere. Yeah. Are you worried about the Labo cardboard being too flimsy? I, you know, the thing is she plays with so many cardboard boxes and they hold up pretty well because we get a lot of stuff from Amazon and she's always sitting in it.  Ha, ha, ha, ha. There's Jen, my wife, who used to have three cats. There's a lot of similarities. And it's very interesting because in my, on the face of it, cardboard doesn't seem that strong, but if you fold it in a specific way, it's actually incredibly strong. And if you look at the way the Labo, at least from what I can tell the way they've designed it, they look pretty sturdy. Now that's not to say if you spill water on it, it turns, it won't turn into mush. Yeah. It is cardboard after all. Yeah. Science reports, and by science I mean the publication, not just science, science. Science says. Science reports that scientists at the University of Glasgow have created a process that can produce pharmaceuticals using a $2,000 off-the-shelf 3D printer. Four different vessels carry out chemical reactions in 12 steps like evaporation and filtering. Now, these are things that, these reaction vessels are things that you could probably use on your own, but what this does is coordinate it and make it really efficient if I'm understanding it right. Chemicals are kept in self-contained cartridges as well, so you don't have to come in contact with them. That's a little safer. Researchers were able to create a muscle relaxant called baclofen, an anticonvulsant, and an ulcer drug in their tests. And it seems like this is one of those research papers where they're like, yeah, this is pretty much ready. Like, you can make this right now. So it's all about the regulations and the abuse prevention before we bring this thing to market.  Well, that gets easier, but it's clearly for people who could use a drug and could get it more cheaply, not necessarily that the regulations are gonna allow anybody to be doing this in their own houses, but just the fact that it simplifies the process when the drug is necessary and helpful, really cool. Any advancement in medicine is going to get misused by somebody. Like that's just a given from the beginning. The positive side of this is places that can't afford medications might be able to afford to make them. You could make medications on site in certain situations because you could bring in these materials and then manufacture them very, very affordably. So there are huge upsides to this as well, but that's why they're like, yeah, we could totally do this. We're not sure how we do it right. So we limit the abuse of it, but yeah, this is a pretty big deal. That's, I think that's, it's super cool that we have this technology or that we're starting to create this technology just because especially medicine is so unbelievably expensive. And like, I can't, yeah, I don't even wanna get on a rant about that right now, but where you could make it more easily would be really nice for a lot of people. Well, and it'd be interesting, like I don't, I also don't know enough about margins when it comes to a company that would supply a certain chemical to a big pharma company where then they would put it all together and then sell it to us for some catastrophic amount. I don't know enough about that to know what the margins are like, but I have to assume they're pretty high and that's why pharmaceutical companies make so much money. So if for some reason, you know, let's say you're one of these companies that provides a chemical to Pfizer, right? I'm just throwing Pfizer out there because it came to mind. If you could sell more of this chemical by being able to sell direct to consumers somehow, again regulations, very gray area, that first company might actually be better off. Yeah. I don't know. It's gonna be an intellectual property situation, right? Where the pharmaceutical companies are gonna bring out that old refrain of we spent all this money researching and making this so we have to make our money back and it would be DRM patterns that you download for the 3D printer that you would be paying the pharmaceutical company for while you're going directly to the manufacturer of the chemicals themselves for that. Let us make our drugs. Hey folks, if you wanna get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, be sure to subscribe to Daily Tech Headlines. Available on the Amazon Echo, on the Google Home, on the Anchor app, and of course as a podcast at DailyTechHeadlines.com. You know what I'd like to do? Check in with Chris Christensen for some travel tech info. This is Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler with another Tech In Travel Minute. I have an interesting story today about a now defunct startup called SWMonkey.com. In the United States there's an airline called Southwest Airline. Many of you will know that airline. And one of the things that consumers like about Southwest is that they have no change fee so that when you book a ticket and you decide you can't make it, you can easily trade that in for a credit for a later flight. And that's good, but there was a website that was created, a small startup called SWMonkey.com that what they were gonna do is give you an alert when your ticket price dropped because then you could change in that ticket for the lower price ticket without incurring a change fee. You can imagine that Southwest did not like that.  And Southwest has sued them out of business shortly after they got started. And this was not a big startup. I think the company made $45 before they went out of business. They say they're going to spend the money going out to dinner probably. But Southwest, while I like them as a consumer in that way, the one thing I don't like about them is they don't allow their prices to show up anywhere else on the internet other than their website. If you go to Expedia or Kayak or any of the other booking sites, you'll notice you don't see Southwest prices. And so it's interesting, I guess that is the reason that they charge this company with computer fraud and trademark abuse and several other things and sued them out of business. I thought it was an interesting model. There's a couple of things like it on the internet, for instance, in the hotelspacetingo.com by TripAdvisor will automatically rebook your hotel because many hotels also don't have a change fee for canceling one reservation and creating another one. So if you're going to reserve a hotel for a year out when you're going to pay a premium, you go through Tingo and if the price drops, which it probably will, then they'll rebook it. But not apparently with Southwest. That is not something they're going to let happen. I'm Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler. Yeah, Southwest. TripIt has a fair protection thing like SW Monkey had, but it only works with airlines that let them read their reservation systems and Southwest stops that. So I guess what SW Monkey did was get around the terms of service somehow and start reading things that they weren't allowed to. It's too bad. That's cool. Yeah, I haven't tried any of those kinds of things before. All right, let's check the mail bag. What do we have in there, Sarah? Well, we've got an email from Eric, who's writing from Sweden, who says, great show, thank you, Eric. I was wondering how the show is made behind the scenes. From what I understand, you do almost no post-processing before publishing, right? For instance, it seems like you're adding sound effects live and if so, how are you doing that? Do you use special software or hardware? How do you make it happen? Well, without trying to trigger one of those sound effects on the video, I'll hold up the iPad that I use particularly for the sound effects. I use the Boss Jock app and I'm able to play them as they go into a mixer. It's a ProFX 8 mixer. If you kind of wanna see how this all works from the technical end, we have a video up at youtube.com slash Daily Tech News Show. It's a couple of years old now. It's from 2016 and it shows the process I would go through then. Of course, it was before we had Sarah on every day. It was before Daily Tech headlines existed. The process has changed a little bit, but it does give you a view of how I put together everything. Wow, it's even from before I was wearing glasses, so kind of old. We should do another one of those soon. Hope that answers some of your questions, Eric. Also, I know Tom and I have talked a little bit about our processes for Daily Tech headlines. This show is, I mean, we've kind of got it down at this point, but we do things differently. We achieve more or less the same result, but it's not at one size fits all type thing. 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AmazonGo, that feeling you get when shoplifting. Whereas we used to call it the five-finger discount. AmazonGone. Oh, I like that one. AmazonGo shoplifting. DIY drugs, DIY pharmacy. DIY Walter White Edition. Until gotten a loop on the pulse of health claims. Cashless to cashierless.  Science says, freaking bad in 3D. Veronica is normal. Science says, make your own drugs. I can totally see a lot of self-medication with that.  But what do you like, Roger? What do you think is the best one? I like AmazonGo is checking you out. I don't know why, I like the phrase checking you out. Sounds good to me. Do we have an accord? No, I have a Camry. Are we, yes, yes, yes, yes. It's a switch. Oh, Sarah's being awfully quiet. I'm sorry. Hold on. You guys were doing so well without me. And we've all agreed that AmazonGo is checking you out. It should be the title. I just wanted to make sure that you heard your voice. Yeah, it's fine. Thank you, though. In Soviet Russia, AmazonGo checks you out. I, not that I'm complaining about having freelance work, but there's certain people that I work with and won't name names that just be real. No, no, not you, definitely not you, not any of you.  Like, it will be very hard for me to get back to you unless it's an emergency, whatever, you know, and then it still happens. So that's what I was doing. I have people who are on the show. Some people don't listen. I'm not going to name names, but I'll say there are people who are on the show. So they obviously know what it is who will text message me during the show, not the one they're on, but like on a different day. And I'm like, dude, I'm like, I don't do that. I don't do that anymore. It's not Veronica, everyone. It's not Veronica, not me. Definitely not me. I don't know what you're talking about. When did I text you? I don't know. It's I don't want to name names. It's you're literally talking about me, but I don't literally all of you. To be honest, I'm trying to think if there's anyone who hasn't done it. He's hedging. I've never tested you during a show. No, because you're always here. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Lies, slander. I don't. Yeah. No, I think you've all done it. I really do. Slander. Slander.  So there you go. But I didn't name any names. Well, you just put one name out there, right? I did not. I didn't put any names out there. There's a line to go into the Amazon Go store. Oh, really? A store without the post ever waiting line. I was going to say, like, who's minding the line to keep people from, like, who's. Oh, definitely. Amazon employees are wearing that. Yeah. You know what? What's going to happen is one of these days, just going to be a rowdy bunch of people who are way too happy from New Year's Eve or something. They're just going to, like, en masse, flash mob that store and take everything. Well, but that can do that to a regular convenience store. That's not a failure of Amazon Go's technology in that case. Oh, no. I'm not saying it's a failure. I'm just saying that they'll need to update it to take account. Well, but they can do that to a 7-Eleven right now. You only got, like, two employees in there. It depends on the employee behind the counter. Well, then the same would go for Amazon Go. They have employees on site. It's not like the place doesn't have any people in it. All right. It's a free-for-all. I gotta get back to work. All right. Thank you. Talk to you soon. Thank you. See you next week. See you next week. I, with your permission, gentlemen and patrons and everyone, I could also do other things. All right. Yes. If you need to go next time. You know, I got a trap, like, or it's a travel week.  For some reason, I thought you were about to say, I have a trout on the line, like as a metaphor. I'm fishing in a pond, and it's become challenging. Like, you know, I got a trout on the line. I'm kind of busy here. I got a trout on the line. I don't even know if that's, I don't know what that means. But yes, no, go do things. I do kind of have a trout on the line, so to speak. I still don't. I don't know what I'm saying.  I will. So, yes, just a reminder to everyone who likes to know our whereabouts. Tomorrow, doing the show as usual, I will be in San Francisco. And then Wednesday, Tom will, will, has the day off because he's busy doing stuff. I'm going to Patreon. I can say out loud. What I talk about there, I don't think I can talk about, but the idea is to give him some feedback. And who knows? Maybe you'll come back with some information that you can share. Yeah, totally. And if I can, I will. But Roger and Scott Johnson and I will hold down the fort. And it's going to be a great show. And I'll do my best to, well, I was going to say, I'd give you a shot of the Golden Gate Bridge, but that never really works every time I do that. So let's not get our hopes up. Maybe it'll be foggy and it'll look better. But yeah. And then that's it. And I don't know why I'm still talking. Because you wanted to make sure that we had given the best update possible. And now we have.  All right, guys. Great show today. See everybody soon. All right. Thanks, Sam. Thank you. Bye. And then there were two. So Roger's like, oh, Tom, I have to go too. Tom, my fetish. I need to go. With that be a reason, I guess it would. If you told me your fetish didn't you had to go? I'd probably be like, oh, okay. Go take care of it. Put Sam on it. Exactly. Put some ointment. Feel better. See, Mike. Thank you. W. Scott has won. Stop the twitch at a time that is appropriate. To stopping. Yeah. So I think I think we can we can end the live stream. Thanks everybody for watching. As Sarah said, she'll be in San Francisco tomorrow. I'll be gone Wednesday. And then we'll all be back in our normal places on Thursday. So talk to you then.


Polymer nanoparticles, N-piece, are a promising approach for drug delivery applications due to their biocompatibility and ability to target specific organs or tissues. They can be made from a variety of biocompatible synthetic polymers such as polylactic acid, PLA, polylactic coglycolic acid, PLGA, and polyethylene glycol, PEG. These polymers are composed of simple monomers that are already found in the human body and thus do not cause any toxicity when excreted. Additionally, these polymers can be loaded with therapeutic agents such as drugs, proteins, or nucleic acids. Different methods have been developed to synthesize biocompatible N-piece, including physical encapsulation, chemical encapsulation, and electrostatic interactions. Furthermore, N-piece can be used to treat cancer and diseases affecting the central nervous system by either actively or passively targeting specific cells or crossing cellular membranes. This article was authored by Eleonora Calzoni, Alessio Cesarelli, Alice Polci, and others. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


Hello everybody and welcome to another hobby cheating video and today we're going to talk about painting easy black armor with oil paints. Black armor is really one of the toughest things to paint. We've done some previous videos on it. So today we're going to talk about an easier way to paint it, just using oils. So here I have the backpack off a sister of battle, sisters of battle along with a lot of other space marine types being one of the most common ways that you end up needing to paint black. And so what we're going to use here is we're going to use some various oil paints. We're going to use some obtilung 502 light flesh, some obtilung 502 blue oxide or copper oxide blue. And then we're going to just use some winten ivory color or winten ivory black. Now I went ahead and just literally slathered this thing with black ink over a zental prime. That's it. That's how we started. But now I'm taking that light flesh and why am I using a light flesh instead of say white? Well, because it's a little bit warmer and that's going to actually just make the transition nice and soft. And so I just find my area where I want my highest highlight. Take some of that oil paint, a little bit of white spirits mixed in. I traced a nice line of highlights across there. And then on either side of that, I go and I get my copper oxide blue patina. It's just a really interesting color. I know it's supposed to be for copper oxidation, but I use it for this all the time, these kinds of things. And I run a line along each side. Again, I'm not worried about blending. It's not what we're doing at this point. Now I'm going to take a nice, and then I, lastly, I apply my black oil paint to just the other areas to give me something to blend in with. Now I'm going to take a nice soft brush and I'm just going to blend that right out, okay? Just slowly working, picking at the edges there, bringing those colors together. Now, as usual, what's great about oil paints and using oil paints for black armor is that, one, you can see how instantly smooth that transition is, like look at how wonderfully that goes from white down to black. Normally with acrylic paints, the way they dry, especially when you're trying to go all the way from white to black, this is just a thing that will take forever. But with oil paints, this was, to do this whole backpack was like a 10 minute job and all the blends were creamy, perfect, smooth. And you just can't do that with acrylics, like you're never going to get that kind of speed and yet still accuracy, because I didn't have to use something like an airbrush, which is, you know, largely too big for the job. So now I'm just adjusting the color, right? So the next thing you want to do is just kind of see exactly how the color is reflecting. Do I have enough white? Do I have enough? I'm just trying to cover it up so you get the idea of it in different lights. So you can see it's pretty soft. That paint's quite wet and creating quite a reflection on the top where it's all glossy. But it's still a wonderful transition up into that light gray color. And because everything is all mixed together, we don't have the issue of none of it feeling like black paint or black armor, I should say, I apologize. The, because the black is getting mixed into everything. Once again, we're going to do the same thing here with the lower part of this backpack and just getting it there. Then we take a nice bone dry soft brush. In this case, I'm just using a real tiny soft sable dry brush and we just draw them all together and like look at how instantly wonderful that blend is. Boom!  It's so fast, it's so easy, and it just takes seconds. And the best part is if you don't like anything, you can always do what I'm doing here, only slightly on camera, like a winner that I am. And you can just go in and add more, readjust it. Like in this case, I decided I wanted to pop up a little of my highlights a little bit. Okay, great. So I went back in, added a little more paint, and then I'm just going to kind of smooth that out. Same thing down at the bottom, all right? So that's really all there is to it. It's pretty straightforward. You start with your bright color. You place in all the highlights you want. Add some interference color. I used blue just to add a little bit of a cool interference color, but you could use anything. You could use other blues, purples, greens, whatever the environment is around you. Then you add some black oil paint. Then using a soft brush, draw it all together. That's pretty much all there is to it. You can even add secondary reflections, as you see me doing here. I'm using that soft secondary environmental color. I'm just going to blend that right in, and then boom, I've got a nice secondary reflection. Again, seconds. So easy. I just let this dry, and it's good to go. Here at the end, you're going to see some videos of what the girl or some pictures of what the space marine looks like when she's all done. I hope you find those helpful. Do give this a try. It's so easy. If you liked this, give it a like. Subscribe for additional hobby cheating in the future. But as always, I very much appreciate you watching this one, and we'll see you next time.


So the Kamasutra talks about the importance of kissing games, not just kissing, kissing games during foreplay. So for instance it says one of the games could be where you layer bet on who amongst you using lips only can first capture the other one's lower lip. And then it goes on to explain how both the person who wins and the person who loses should behave. So it says that the person who loses should sulk. They should say this was unfair, you cheated, I want a rematch. The person who wins should initially refuse, laugh and tease their partner for a little while and eventually agree to a rematch.  And it says hold on to their lip laughing all the time and threatening to bite if they try to escape. And it finishes by saying that you should invent other kissing games like this with both partners, the loser and the winner, behaving in exactly this manner as has been prescribed because these games greatly arouse desire and prolong the pleasure of love making for hours.


Uh-oh, what's going on here granny Baldy? Oh, no, not the guillotine ending again Granny Baldy have some mercy, please. Oh Hey guys realistic evening here welcome back to another video today. We're gonna be playing granny is baldy. Oh Okay, so Baldy just keep on the screen and said welcome to my schoolhouse as you guys could see today We're gonna be playing a granny mod which is granny is Baldy. Well, I don't know what's the whole thing behind this I don't know granny actually looked like Baldy, but like In the mod looks like Baldy stuff out of a granny's house. It's I don't know man. It's pretty crazy All right, so let's see how this goes and let's begin with this gameplay. Okay, let's just go with normal It's just what I'm just here to check out the game, man. All right. I'm not trying to go try hard right now Okay, this should be pretty fun My god, it's taking so long Why is it taking long? One eternity later. There you go finally I thought it froze for a second. Oh my god. Okay. See playtime on the walls. What? What is going on in this house? Okay, oh My god. All right, so it seems like play times all over the house, man, and that looks pretty awesome to me Okay, five days, uh five days. That's all we have here five days to survive. It was just say here I do want to leave this house believe me. I do not want to be in here Okay, so let's open this door. Let's hear we're granny. Oh my god. That's granny Baldy Dude, what in the world is going on? Okay? We gotta hide you gotta hide because she's coming after us. Oh My god. No going to the bed going to the bed He's right behind us. Oh My god, okay, so it seems like granny has like Purple hair. I don't know why she wouldn't have purple hair. That's pretty exotic But she has a dress I want to play as you guys can see playtime is on her dress and it says I want to play. Oh God, okay. I wonder if the traps are any different Maybe it's in like a notebook on the ground. That would be pretty funny. You know just because of Baldy Okay, so we got the principle of the thing right here on the wall. No running in the halls Well, we gotta definitely run out of here Oh My god, Baldy's right outside the door So maybe if we escape Baldy will be outside the door. Oh, so the traps are blue colored. Okay. That's pretty cool I guess. Oh my god, not to not to think or the think pad. I do not want the think pad right now Oh, no. Yeah, hold on. No granny I knew it. I heard something running and even who else gonna be besides granny Baldy in the house. Oh My god, I should have known after like that floor creaking that granny Baldy was gonna come after us Okay, so day two we got this We got this man. I have to leave this house trust may want to leave it to buddy. Oh No, I heard granny running outside the door I'm pretty sure she's gonna come in here because we we were like budging on the door trying to open it Is she coming in here or not? She put a trap. Okay, so she's not coming in here yet. Let's just drop this. Oh god. I feel like she's right here Let's hide right away When she comes The door is locked. I know you can open a granny My god, she's so quick And we have a look at her Her left is so creepy Please don't drop the trap right outside the door. I'm begging you Okay, she did it nice And there goes the trap now why'd she come back in here? One love. Why does the shirt say one love and it's Baldy? Oh god She's looking straight at us while in the direction. We're at Please don't look at us No, oh god, okay. She left. I want to play Dude, you could never take play out play time serious. Oh My god, okay. She's leaving Okay, we need to get out of here and go find some stuff. Oh god the trap's right there Oh, she didn't see us. Oh my god. Okay. She's coming. She's definitely running. Okay. Let's hide it down here Oh, I want to press that thing to see how the granny looks in there What if it's like Baldy get like character something that would be pretty epic, but first let's hide from granny I do not want to play anything. How many times is she's gonna ask us in that question. She's insane. Oh my god Okay, she is out of here. Okay, so should I get up? That's the question. Okay. Let's just get out of here All the lever things not here. Oh my god, dude, look at her. She just hears one noise. No, it's not showing me here There you go. You like barely heard it and she ran over here Like if it was depending on her life, but in reality, it's our life Get out of here granny My god, please leave me alone. So I get all there's no bookshelf This might be like an older version of granny before like any of the huge updates came out on the actual game It's a bookshelf isn't there. Okay, great.  Watch where you're walking you old lady Okay, she's leaving Yeah, let's just give her a little time to get far from us as possible as she can Then we can be at peace, you know Because I really want to get out of this thinking house. Oh gosh, she's okay. Hopefully she doesn't see us Okay, hopefully Okay, she kept going. We're good. We're in the clear And let's get past these boxes. Oh, no, we made noise better.  Oh, no, that it's not good. We dropped this.  I was about to say why is he not crouching man? Okay, so Hopefully granny comes around this way. Hey, why is this like Minecraft dirt blocks? You guys see that, right? They put like Minecraft textures. Oh, okay. That was definitely loud But this might be like the first ever like the first Version of granny you guys. That's what I'm thinking so far actually I don't think so because I don't know man. Let's just keep playing. Oh my god. She can't come in here, right?  There's baldies on the walls, but it's like a Like a cartoon version. Oh The painting what do we have here? What is that? Just an empty empty cup nothing major Let's be careful. My god. Look at those baldies. They look pretty cool Oh my god, what's going on in the garage? Is that supposed to be like lava? Oh my god, it's I think it's supposed to be like lava And let's check in the sauna room. There's nothing in the sauna room, man Okay, so the shotgun shells are right here. Is there anything for us here that we can use? Nope baldie. We got the bully And nothing useful here. Can we check in there? When we open that there's nothing in here either, but what's up the car like red or pink? I don't know, but the inside looks pretty cool. Alright, so there's nothing here that we can use that off. Wow This was like not helpful at all Okay, so let's go back up Here granny granny's like right here. Oh Is that a piece for the painting? I think it is a piece of painting Okay, well, how do we do this? Okay, so we put that there Okay, so now oh No, let's go outside. I feel like granny's gonna trap us here Move this crane time moving. Oh my god. I read before granny comes Okay, what is that? Oh nice the lever For the well, okay, so let's get this or the wench that I say Okay, so let's get this and go outside since might as well Okay granny's looking for us since we're out like on the backside of the house already. So now we do this Hey, why is it not doing it? Oh? I have to press it here Hopefully this thing doesn't make noise and granny doesn't come out here Just smack us with their bat. Let's just face that way. There you go. No, I feel 100 times more safe. Oh What do you got for us?  Thank you so much Hey, how do we grab this e? Let's drop the hammer here and check out the let's put the watermelon in the guillotine And drop why isn't it dropping? There you go. Okay, so let's go get the hammer. I think that's the hammer. I mean that okay melon What's a melon? Okay, my bad my bad. It's usually a watermelon for whatever Let's put this here blap Oh, there you go. Let's see what key is this playhouse key dude everything set up perfectly here Hopefully that didn't alert granny Okay, we can continue case we got the playhouse key now.  I can't oh my god. Why can't we jump in? Oh Jumping through the window Why Okay, so we have a like a majority of the stuff outside, which is pretty cool Okay, we got the playhouse key which is for outside. We need the hammer Which I left it out there next to the guillotine So we should go back outside grab the hammer come back up break the boards and let's see what we can find upstairs In the attic or whatever. Let's drop it again. Maybe she didn't hear us. You know, we she's a bit old so we have to We have to uh I mean Okay, there she is. No, go back.  Oh My god, there's a trap right here. Hopefully no hope to remove hope to remove hurry. Oh Thank you that that was pretty helpful actually Hopefully she's not chasing us. Oh, we need a key. Oh My god, no Granny, please don't do this. Oh god. Let's run around. We have to like evade her We have to break her. Oh my god. She's so fast. You Cannot run this old lady Okay, how can you not out running old lady that makes no sense at all? Okay, whatever man day four. We got to put in working day four This is like our shot like if we don't do anything on round four then round five It's gonna be too much pressure man She's so quick I think we just jinxed ourselves for that round day five the last day. Well, thank you for letting me know. Oh my gosh Okay, this is our round you guys round five This is where everything is gonna go down Well, maybe if I took it a little more passive and stop being aggressive and running out there But you know, we just got to get things done. So that's why I'm just running out there Okay, nothing in here Let's check that little room on the side over here. We didn't check that when you don't knock the boxes out of the side This is what I'm talking about. I don't think we're gonna find anything useful in here though But it wouldn't hurt to check Okay, oh part for the shotgun. Wow, buddy. You know that is so helpful Okay, the teddy bear look at the teddy. Oh my god, it has like playtime everywhere, but can we summon slenderina? I want to summon slenderina Why do I hear her heartbeat? I think granny's right here. Yep. She's definitely around here Granny chill man still chill granny. Dude. She's knocking the boxes over She's trying to get in here with us Granny, please leave me alone guys. I think we're gonna be stuck here forever My god, look at her face Dude, she has red eyes That is terrifying. Let me drop this teddy bear Maybe she'll take it take it for your slenderina your daughter. I know she'll want it You would definitely love it man. Oh my god. Look at it. Oh what her eyes changed back to normal My god, it's like granny must be like pretty upset Okay, so she just laughed and gave us her back. That is not funny granny. You need to just like disappear.  All right, whatever she's gone Okay, so first I think first we should build a shotgun because I mean that's like the only way we can protect ourselves from granny But I mean we only have one part so far. So I don't know if I want to summon slenderina or build a shotgun Let's just go with the shotgun. I know granny's still around here because I just heard of footsteps She didn't sound like she went too far No, no, no, oh my god. I told you guys she was still around the corner She is one tricky grandma What's going on here granny Baldi? Oh, no, not the guillotine ending again Granny Baldi have some mercy, please. Oh Game over. Thank you granny Baldi.  I was really asking for it Wasn't I All right, you guys while this was granny Baldi grow or granny is Baldi, whatever same thing. Thank you guys for watching Thank you guys for amazing support if you guys enjoyed the video make sure to slap the like button If you need a channel make sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell on and I will see you guys in the next one Bye


This is the animation minute As always it's our jobs here is a posting for a 3d senior mid-level animated position and that's it That's it for jobs. Let's go to criteria collection. The first Pixar one is for Wally There is a very cool new Mandalorian season 3 trailer. So you can saw wars here is tales of Jeddah a new animated series or Compilation of shorts very neat. We have two new character posters for Batman. I think it's awesome. Come on On so cool. I could love it more. These are super cool. Every time I see something like this I go. I wish this was 3d to animate for myself selfishly Skeleton warriors awesome. I love this Super cool again cool to animate look at this guy awesome. Speaking of awesome This is very cool. This is the ending spoiler, but make sure to check out the whole thing very cool cool Wait cool ideas cool camera angles. I love it. Speaking of cool This is a fantastic breakdown of how to take your animation and push it as he says here pushing the reference You can see how much further he goes in slow motion with smears has awesome music It's really cool. Check it out. And that's about at least some pixel art This is a fantastic threat showing animated backgrounds calm on I love it and that is that for probably shortest animation in it You can find it every Monday on my channel every week


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Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. Let's make it a great night folks. Don't take anything personally. Your truth is personal to you. Your own opinions and point of view reflect your own agreements and I personally to you it's no one's truth but yours. Mock it wise. Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 103. NASDAQ is off 326. S&Ps are down 62. That's a down draft inside the Dow folks. The three tenths are 1%, 1.4% in the S&Ps and 2.4% in the NASDAQ. Gold. All contract trading up $6.50 at $19.92 60oz. We have silver down 7 cents. $23.04 an ounce. Light sweet crude up $1.48. $85.23 a barrel. Notes and bonds. A ten year note. Down 21 ticks trading 105.22. The third year off a full point plus 17 ticks at 108.15 in Kingdala. Kingdala right now is trading up 253 ticks at 106.522. Zeroes at 105. The ends at 150 and the British pound is at 121 to 1 US dollar. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call folks. I want to know what's going on in your world. And the world of the S&Ps, let's get into the futures first because the futures are jamming their lows right now and let's see how these babies looking. So if we take a look at the S&P futures first, bring this up. The low for the day is 4203. 4207. Look at this interesting man. There's not enough juice down here. Now this gets really interesting too because we're down good man. 1.4%. That being said though, if you're watching Tiger TV you can see these volumes down here man. These volumes are anemic. That is saying that you could get a heck of a bounce coming into this close. When I say a heck of a bounce, let me just look at this for a second because what is that number? 4229. Let me show you this for a second. So right here, so check this out. This is the last time that we had volume on the way down. Right up there. Now that's also ice, okay? On an intraday basis. You can see you went down, you did a good 50% retracement on the way up, gave it up in spades. Come back down. You probably get an ABC in here. We do. We get an ABC structure in there. See, I finished the ABC. This market wants to pop on the way back up. This is going to be interesting man. So that's on your S&Ps. Now let's go with the NQs because the NQs, we know the NQs are always highly volatile. They bring the market up and on down. And yeah, same setup. Interesting. Okay, so the NQs, now watch how this goes. This gets really interesting actually because the NQs, the last time that you actually had volume on the way down is all the way up there, which is huge in a second. Pop that at the wrong place. It's right there. Put numbers at. That's 14,732. No, copy 732. Low. Sorry folks, one second. How can I not see that? My God. 642. Yeah, that's pretty intense. This is actually, on the NQs folks, it's 14,642, which is 180 points away. So what we might have here, this is going to get interesting, what we might have here, you might get a run into the close and then into the close. Let's go look at meta because meta is going to come out with numbers. They're all down today. There's no doubt about that. You're down 12 and a half dollars. They come out, they're coming out after the close and they come out pretty quick. They're going to be looking to do 33.5 billion, the top line, a 360 to the bottom line. So this is coming down. Yeah, you're coming into though. You're coming into, you get 22 million, you're coming into 36. It's not enough either. So it depends, really, meta should get some kind of a little bounce coming into the close. That happens because if you don't, if we're at still 300, the low is 299, that'd say we'll go to the bottom of this bar first. But you know, the market in general looks to me like it wants to bounce. Now, go over to the dollar index. We take a look at the dollar bottom line here. The dollar is as high as 106.532 today and you're still hanging up there. So we'll see whether the dollar, once again, is going to test the trend line. The dollar broke the trend line, look at the conviction. You know, you had a conviction move the day before yesterday, then you could have a conviction move on the way up yesterday. And then if we get into gold, well, actually, you know, let's do the bonds next because the bonds are running the market too. So if we take a look at the bonds, they're pulling back once again. But 10 year right now, we've done 1.67 and you're coming into 2.3. Now you don't have a rejection of lower price. So you need a rejection of lower price simultaneously, but you can see the contraction is happening. And then if we get it to the 30 year, we've done 448,000 on the 30 year. We take a look at this. Come on. Okay, so you're coming into 6.69. You can get to the bottom of that. The bottom of that, that's the 10704 again. 108.15, but there's a contraction there too. And then gold. We take a look at the gold market. Gold just wants higher price, man. I mean, it's amazing. No matter what the dollar does now, gold wants to go higher. So you're up 650 today. You're building some cars. You get volume up here. See this volume? That volume even today, you don't have a lot of movement. We got to 1998. You got back down to 1973. In today, there was quite a bit of movement. You get 229,000 contracts. That's great contract volume as you're pushing into highs. So that swing point up there at that 21 and 2138, I think, is game. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. We have the dial. The dial is trading down 91. That's like a 325. S&P is off 62. Stay right there, folks. Come right back. 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So if we go over to Microsoft, I mean, they just blew it out of the ballpark. I mean, it's pretty amazing what they actually did. So we take a look at Microsoft and, you know, and you get volume up here. So Microsoft's going... Now two different things happen. Microsoft is high volume high. So it wants to go back to as high as it is. Anyway, it's a $366, okay? The numbers, okay? Well, let me pull this up one second. Sorry. That... Okay. So we take a look at the numbers and these are some monster numbers, man. Okay, they did $56.5 billion and $299 to the bottom line. Now the difference is you can see how much more money they actually put to the bottom line. You know, they put some real numbers to the bottom line. You can see, they took the same amount of money in, you know, last quarter. They took $3 billion, no, $30 million more. But they put some juice on it, man. Let's go to Jim in Palm Harbor. Hey, Jim, what's going on, brother? Hi, Tom, I was in the car when you were talking briefly about the NQs to start and what I've done now is I've just got home far off the computer. I'm looking at a three-year NQ. So that takes you back to October, November, which was the highs. Okay, one second. I'll put a three-year up, okay? And I've got the weekly volume and I'm looking at last week's volume was significant to the downside and we're right back hanging on this cliff at $618, which to me is $14,367. Well, let me do it this way. I'm going to bring the Qs up instead of the NQs. Just one second, let me see. Okay. So you're going back three years. I guess what I'm looking at is it seems like we've been at a downtrends so long and we're due for a big bounce and I'm looking, now when you look at the three-year, you're saying, wow, we really haven't come down that long and we've got a lot further to go down because if we're at the 618, we could... Well, that's one way. That's one way I'm looking at it. The other way I'm looking at it is at the highs. Okay, the QQQ on the weekly... Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You know, it seems to people that we've had a significant downturn but we really haven't. We've only come back at $618. I know. Now that's interesting. Now that I'm looking at it... No, it is. The volume is really shriveled up. You know, we have this up, folks. Okay, so the high in the Qs was this 408. Is it 408? Yeah, 408 is what I looked at, but it could be off the... Yeah, so it is intriguing because the fact of the matter is that we came back quite a way from these lows in last September. I mean, look at this thing. It's actually pretty amazing, actually. Yeah, that's what was making... When I pulled it back to three years ago, we really... We're right on a shelf here. So watch what happens here, too, folks. This is pretty cool. Because that retracement was so big, now the downside of this consolidation is real low. There's no doubt about that. But what does happen is that normally when you do more than a 0.618 retracement of the leg down, bottom line... We did a 0.76. We almost got to the highs. You don't... Bottom line normally go back to the lows. That's what normally happens. We're showing that if you do anything over 0.618 or over, it's kind of showing that it's a strong market. That's what it shows.  Go ahead. No, I was just looking to see if we break this shelf. I guess not a pivot. You just got to go with it either way. Yes, the shelf's important. And see, it's not that... Well, on the cues, it's a lot further down than the spies. That's what is going on. I mean, you can see the breakout on the cues is a lot lower. We're at 350. The breakout on the cues is like 330. So that's a big number, man. Do you know what I'm saying? And that's real possible. That's real possible, man. Have you talked about the barns yet or the TLT, because it looks like we're the same thing again. We're retesting the loaf from a couple of days ago. You are retesting it.  We're dealing with the TLT, 46 million on the way down. That's about $70 million. But you've got to hold price. You've got to reject price, which we haven't done yet. We're at 83.27 on the TLT and 83.13 was the load today. You need a rejection out here, no doubt. But that's what does happen at bottoms, too. You're not just going to shoot off this bottom inside the note and bond market. There's going to be a cause-building coming back, keep everyone really nervous. We'll see whether we get any bids coming in. The doll-up looked like it basically was up today. It was up pretty good. That's hanging tough. That's putting some downward pressure on the market. There's no doubt about that. I think what you're going to see out here tonight is that last night you had Microsoft come in positive. Well, I believe here. Let's look at IBM for a second. I believe IBM is coming up with this number after the close. You're looking at that. Do we have window dressing coming into next Monday, Tuesday? Yeah. What's happening? This is the way this gets interesting, folks, because what you do have is that, come on, you have Monday, Tuesday. Monday, Tuesday is the start. We're going right into that. I don't know about you, but it's scary to me. One more hazard that Thanksgiving is right around the corner into the year, and it's true. I'm just wondering where the money manager is going to just let's book the profits. Let's take the five and a quarter percent for 60 days and see what happens. Well, they got to stay. They're really dry up now until the end of the year. What happens is that when you're up in the marketplace, that's one thing that they can take the money off the table, but they're not up in the marketplace right now. So they got to try to grind it to be up. That's how this comes down to. Well, we shall see. It's interesting looking at those charts together. It is. No, listen, it's a heads up. If you haven't looked at that, what Jim's talking about, folks, and we just brought up, bring them up tonight because you're going to be surprised about the size of the counter-trend bounce that we actually did and how close the NASDAQ actually is still is to the highs.  Let me just see what the arms is doing out here right now. So we got a 1.4 two days ago. Oh, no, see, you're going to see. Yeah, yeah. What's happening now is that, you know, you got buy-in again. We're only at 0.75. Have a good one. Have a great one. Have a safe one. Stay right there, folks. We'll come right back. Thank you. Thank you. So you have absolutely nothing to worry about. Visit TFNN.com and try mastering probability 30 days risk-free today. TFNN Educating Investors. TFNN airs live financial content streamed live on TFNN.com and TFNN's YouTube channel with Tiger TV, live every market day from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. Eastern for free. 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So the bottom line is that they're going to get this thing done, they're going to send these people home to run for election. So we'll see how this whole thing shakes out, but financial markets, they're going to be looking for it. And I suspect that it's not going to be that hard to get done. And the reason I'm saying that, folks, I think because the speakership went on so long, this was just one of these deals that everyone got tired. And guess what? You keep those people in the room long enough, any people, any people, you're going to get something done, man. So we'll see how the whole thing is going to come down, but I suspect that the government will keep going because of the deal that we just actually went through. Let's go to NVIDIA, NVDA. Take a look at NVIDIA out here. So NVIDIA, they're going to be coming out with their numbers on the 21st of November. The low for the year in NVIDIA is 126, the highs 502. Right now you're trading out at the 416 level. And yes, that's light volume. That's, I mean, the deal with NVIDIA that you have to watch out for if you're long NVIDIA is that the gap from their last earnings is so dramatic. The gap is, what is it down there? We're at 419, the gap is like at almost 300. So the closer, what ended up happening is this, if this thing ever broke just the lows of two days ago, I'd be real worried that you're going to get sucked right into this gap. And that it would be a monster freaking move. Because that is a gap and a half. It's just huge. We go over to Google.  The yang, of course, was the Microsoft coming out with great numbers. The yang was Google not performing. So would you have a Google today? Google's breaking a swing and Google came right back. This is an indication that when these gaps are below, you have to really watch them. Because in Google's case, that's exactly what it did. It gapped down and it gapped right into the last time they went head earnings. Now the problem with Google is that this is gapping into that level with way too much volume. We take a look at the weekly. Yes, if you take a look at this weekly now, what's going to happen is that number one, you didn't make the highs. Then if we take this, this is a break with conviction, meaning it's going to be a great break with conviction on the weekly. It's going to have volume behind the move. So the number is that. That's 123. Why are you getting close? The next number here is about 123 where you get some action. And in Google's case, let's see what they did. Google came out with 64.1 billion and they brought, what the heck is it? Not quite sure. That's interesting. It's not there right now, anyway. Now Qualcomm, check this out, man. So Qualcomm comes out with a stronger, better, more powerful chip than Apple and Intel. And two different things are going on. It uses less power, but yet is still more powerful by, I believe it's by 69%. It's by some big number, man. Now that didn't save Qualcomm today, but if you are looking for something, let me put this on a weekly, I mean, keep your eye on Qualcomm, man. Because what's happening is that it's coming to the bottom of the consolidation, and I think it will actually get to that bottom, which is right now you're at 105. 101's the number. Because if you don't break the bottom of that consolidation, you know, bottom line is that you're going to go back up the other side, which is, you know, the 139. Oil. Let's go to the oil market. We take a look at oil. You get the Middle East on fire. We'll see how the whole thing shakes out per countries. 494,000 contracts today, and it didn't make it to the lower end of consolidation. So they're consolidating out here, but I believe this is going to be some volume. Yeah, it's going to be some volume. So now you're going to go right back up to the highs again. Not the highs, but the last high that we had up here, last high we had up here was the 89.85, and we get into the XLE, and we take a look at the XLE. Well, it's not moving, interesting. That's not good. It's like volume, but it's not moving. So that's saying that it does want to go to the bottom of the consolidation right now. And what has happened, too, by the way, is that you talk about, you know, between Exxon and Chevron, right? Was it Chevron that bought Hess? CVX. Yeah, Chevron bought Hess. So pitchers, what you have here, this is where it's going to get interesting even for the XLE in general. This was a huge... In both cases, there were huge deals. In both cases, they really were a huge real estate grab for the future. And what they also were is an indication that in both cases, Exxon and Chevron figure that oil's not going away. That's what they're making the bet on. 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Welcome back folks to Dow. Dow investors right now down 69 Nasdaqs up 305, S&P's up 58. So check this out, man.  So Silicon Valley Bank, right? We know Silicon Valley Bank upside down. Bottom line is that they wanted to receive a ship. They got auctioned off. Well, the folks that bought it on the auction, you know, there's a big, it's called the Money 2020 Conference. And it's all for big, basically big banks, technology companies, payment companies in Las Vegas. And you got Silicon Valley Bank there. Bottom line, you know, here, let me, let me give you the, let me give you the ads that are running across the, oh, yeah, it's better if I actually put it up this way so you can see it. This is, this is something else, man. But it's, it's probably showing that they're going to be alive again, which is just amazing. Well, it's not amazing because you start from zero and you auction it off. So here it is, Silicon Valley Bank. See that right there? They may help you through MVPs to IPOs. Yes, SVP. So they're out in Las Vegas right now. Bottom line, you know, raising money. That's that's the bottom line. And that bank itself, okay, so the reason that that bank itself really can get business is that, and we'll see whether, you know, they can hold on to what they had prior that the old Silicon Valley Bank had, because what they had is this, is that they would go after the entrepreneurs, but they were set up for entrepreneurs to basically feed money into them on a continual basis at rates that they could handle number one. But then what they were also basically doing is that, you know, when you get an IPO folks, okay, you get an IPO, you get clients that have a lot of stock, the real kicker is, is that how do you insulate that stock, you know, basically, you know, when you lend them money. Well, they were into that whole deal too.  And if I've learned anything in this business in what the last 40 years is that you see this happen a lot, man. You know, I remember when I first get into this business, I couldn't figure out how people actually got into positions and could have something that seemed so common sense, but yet evidently it wasn't. I mean, so picture this, none of us, well, I mean, there's plenty of lists that are probably in the financial business, meaning they're registered part of it. But could you imagine that you just keep buying bonds and Paul just keeps going up in rates and you don't even flinch. Like, that's insanity. I mean, that's past insanity. And that's what they did when, you know, in the difference, this is what the difference was. And I'm sure that they'll look at it. They're looking at it kind of like Lehman, you know, the Lehman moment. And what it is is that after this happened, we know now how much the actual Morgan Stanley's of the world, the Goldman's of the world, the Bank of America's of the world, the JP Morgan's of the world actually have the same bonds on their balance sheets and that they can price them out at 100 cents on the dollar because the Fed changed the rules, you know. So, you know, it wasn't just them. It was, and this is where it comes into also. And this is where people get so flipped out, and I don't blame them, you know, that banks, okay, what does that say? And again, okay, when the profits are there, they get them. And when the losses are there, they socialize them to all of everyone else. And in this particular case, they didn't have to socialize the losses because what they ended up doing, the Fed themselves came in and said, okay, they were at the 100 cents on the dollar. Now, the reason the Fed did that, my take, is they had to do that not because the banks are going to go south. That's probably one good reason. But the second reason is they need all these bond people to keep buying bonds, man. So what they have to do, what the Fed has done, is that they insulate bond holders from putting losses on the balance sheet of banks in order to, you know, have the government continue to push out bonds. That's what it comes down to.  And, you know, listen, man, I go shot a lot in the marketplace and have, okay? And it's never easy, okay? But what I learned on that one is that those guys that actually did go shot the housing market, they would just, number one, they were tough in a monster way because it wasn't a clean deck. You know, those, those, the pricing models of the, it's called the ABX. That was, that's what they were shot, okay? It was like a fixed deck because all the banks were basically on the other side of it. Now, it crashed because they couldn't hold it up any longer. And, you know, it fell apart in two or three days. But if you haven't seen that movie, it's a great movie to see because of that fact, because it's not something you'd want to get involved in. Not at all. I mean, not even close either, okay? Now, the intriguing part about it is that we're going to start hearing more about it again, because there's a recycle that's going on. And what's happening is that it's the same type of deal that the person that is basically shotting the ABX versus, you know, you never know who's really on the other side, but most times it's always the banks, right? The pricing model is still fixed. So it's like, why do it? That's the real bottom line. So there's not a lot of, you know, you get the gist of it. It's, even when you're in that professional level, you really get to watch it. You actually get to watch it even more because the bigger that the trade gets, the bigger that the banks are going to make sure that that trade doesn't work. And all they have to do is hold you off for a certain amount of time. And because it is a fixed deck, they can hold you off for a certain amount of time. That's kind of what shakes out.  They're still buying gold, man. If we take a look at the GDX, this is a good situation, man. We get 17 million shares today. You're down 42 cents, but you're actually pushing, you know, we got to a higher high than the last two days. It's actually pushing highs with volume expanding. You know, that's a good setup, man. Let's go take a look at AU, okay. Yep, you can solidate note here. Your building will cause. That's what's happening inside this gold market, you know. And we're at a really sweet spot right now because, you know, you're already up at this 1991. And when you take a look at it, the next swing point, man, is like, I believe it's $21.38. Let's see. Yeah, like $21.20. It's not that far away. It's only $30. Stay right there, folks. Come right back. Are you ready to take your trading to the next level? 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Subscribe to the Fibonacci 24-7 newsletter today. TFNN.com, educating investors. Looking for $33.5 billion and $360 billion to the bottom line. This is coming down a volume too. Meta looks like it's going to basically come down after the close, which is going to bring the Q's down, the NQ's down, the whole ball of wax. You do have a high volume at lower levels inside meta. We'll see where this baby shakes out, but I suspect this is going to be fast and furious because the fact most times Facebook does come out like ASAP right after the close. Now, if we take a look at, let's see how much fear we get built up here. So the arms is laying at 0.76, which means they're buying the market, man. The market's down. So we got that 1.4. That was on Friday. 1.1 Monday, 1.1 yesterday. But today ruins the whole 10 day again. That's how this thing shakes out, man. Because we dropped off. Let's see. We just dropped off a 1.1, 0.75, a 1.2, and we added a 1.1, a 1.1, and a 0.76. 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