Hello, this is Laptop Media, and today, we will show you how to open the MSI Pulse 15 and what's inside of it. To access this notebook's internals, you need to undo 13 Philips head screws. Then, pry the bottom panel with a plastic tool, and remove it from the device. Please remember, it would be of great help to us if you just hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. That would motivate us to make even more and better videos for you. Inside, you get a 90 watt hours battery pack. It lasts for 11 hours of web browsing, or 8 hours of video playback. To take it out, unplug the connector from the motherboard, and undo the 5 Philips head screws, keeping the battery in place. Thankfully, you get 2 Sodom slots, which work with DDR5 RAM. You can fit up to 64GB in total. As for the storage, there is one usable M.2 PCI-EX4 slot, which supports Gen4 SSDs. Moving to the cooling, we see a total of 4 heat pipes shared between the CPU and the GPU. There are 3 heat sinks, and 2 fans that dissipate the heat, while 1 heat pipe and a couple of spreaders take care of the graphics memory and the VRMs. If you'd like to see more disassembly videos of the latest notebooks we would highly appreciate if you hit the like button and subscribe to the channel.


Dutch Lullaby by Eugene Field RedForLibervox.org by Becky Crackle November 16, 2006, Canal Winchester, Ohio Winking blinkin' and nod one night, sailed off in a wooden shoe, sailed on a river of misty light into a sea of dew. Where are you going, and what do you wish? The old moon asked the three. We have come to fish for the herring fish that live in this beautiful sea. Nets of silver and gold have we, said Winking, blinkin' and nod. The old moon laughed and sung a song as they rocked in the wooden shoe, and the wind that sped them all night long ruffled the waves of dew. The little stars were the herring fish that lived in the beautiful sea. Now cast your nets wherever you wish, but never afeard are we. So cried the stars to the fishermen three, Winking, blinkin' and nod. All night long their nets they threw for the fish in the twinkling foam. Then down from the sky came the wooden shoe, bringing the fishermen home. It was all so pretty a sail, it seemed, as if it could not be. And some folk thought, it was a dream they dreamed of sailing that beautiful sea. But I shall name you the fishermen three, Winking, blinkin' and nod.  And the wooden shoe that sailed the skies is a wee one's trundle bed. So shut your eyes while mother sings of wonderful sights that be, and you shall see the beautiful things as you rock on the misty sea, where the old shoe rocked the fishermen three, Winking, blinkin' and nod. End of Dutch Lullaby. This recording is in the public domain. Cornish Lullaby by Eugene Field. Read for LibriVox.org by Becky Crackle. November 16, 2006, Canal Winchester, Ohio.  And this is the song the hill folk croon, as they trudge in the light of the misty moon. This is ever their dolerous tune, gold, gold, evermore gold, bright red gold for Deary. Deep in the hill the yeoman delves all night long, all night long, none but the peering furtive elves see his toil and hear his song, merrily ever the cavern rings as merrily ever his pick he swings, and merrily ever this song he sings, gold, gold, evermore gold, bright red gold for Deary. Mother is rocking thy lowly bed, all night long, all night long, happy to smooth thy curly head and to hold thy hand and to sing her song. Tis not of the hill folk, dwarfed and old, nor the song of the yeoman, staunch and bold, and the burden it beareth is not of gold, but its love, love, nothing but love, mother's love for Deary. End of Cornish Lullaby.  Away out yonder I see a star, silvery star with a tinkling song, to the soft dew falling I hear it calling, calling and tinkling the night along.  Up from the sea there floats the sob of the waves that are breaking upon the shore, as though they were groaning in anguish and moaning, bemoaning the ship that shall come no more.  Am I not singing? See I am swinging, swinging the nest where my darling lies. End of Japanese Lullaby. This recording is in the public domain. Lullaby. By the Sea. By Eugene Field. Read for LibriVox.org by Becky Crackle, November 16, 2006, Canal Winchester, Ohio. Fair is the castle up on the hill, Hushabye, sweet my own. The night is fair and the waves are still, and the wind is singing to you and to me in this lowly home beside the sea. Hushabye, sweet my own. On Yonder Hill is store of wealth, Hushabye, sweet my own. And revelers drink to a little one's health, but you and I, by night and day, for the other, love that has sailed away, Hushabye, sweet my own. See not, dear eyes, the forms that creep, ghosts like, oh my own, out of the mists of the murmuring deep, oh, see them not, and make no cry, till the angels of death have passed us by. Hushabye, sweet my own.  And our lonely home beside the sea, they seek the castle up on the hill, and there they will do their ghostly will. Hushabye, oh my own.  In Yonder Castle a mother swoons, while the angels go down to the misty deep, bearing a little one fast asleep. Hushabye, sweet my own. And of Lullaby by the sea. This recording is in the public domain. Norse Lullaby by Eugene Field, read for LibriVox.org by Becky Crackle, November 16, 2006, Canal Winchester, Ohio. The sky is dark, and the hills are white, as the storm king speeds from the north to night. And this is the song the storm king sings, as over the world his cloak he flings. Sleep, sleep, little one, sleep. He rustles his wings and gruffly sings, sleep, little one, sleep. On Yonder Mountainside a vine clings at the foot of a mother pine. The tree bends over the trembling thing, and only the vine can hear her sing. Sleep, sleep, little one, sleep. What shall you fear when I am here? Sleep, little one, sleep. The king may sing in his bitter flight. The tree may croon to the vine to-night. But the little snowflake at my breast liketh the song I sing the best. Sleep, sleep, little one, sleep. Weary thou art, annexed my heart. Sleep, little one, sleep. End of Norse Lullaby. This recording is in the public domain. Orkney Lullaby by Eugene Field. Read for LibriVox.org by Becky Crackle, November 16, 2006, Canal Winchester, Ohio. A moonbeam floateth from the skies, whispering, High home, my dearie, I would spin a web before your eyes, a beautiful web of silver light, wherein is many a wondrous sight of a radiant garden leagues away, where the softly tinkling lilies sway, and the snow-white lambkins are at play. High home, my dearie. A brownie stealeth from the vine, singing, High home, my dearie. And will you hear this song of mine? A song of the land of murk and mist, where byteth the bud, the dew hath kissed. Then let the moonbeam's web of light be spun before thee, silvery white. And I shall sing the live long night. High home, my dearie. The night wind speedeth from the sea, murmuring, High home, my dearie. I bring a mariners' prayer for thee, so let the moonbeam veil thine eyes, and the brownie sing thee lullabies. But I shall rock thee to and fro, kissing the brow, he loveth so. And the prayer shall guard thy bed, I throw. High home, my dearie. Land of Orkney, lullaby. Hush, little one, and fold your hands. The sun hath set, the moon is high, the sea is singing to the sands, and wakeful posies are beguiled by many a fairy lullaby.  Dream, little one, and in your dreams float upward from this lowly place, float out on mellow, misty streams to lands where byteth Mary mild.  Sleep, little one, and take thy rest, with angels bending over thee. Sleep sweetly on that father's breast, whom our dear Christ hath reconciled. But stay not there.  And of Sicilian lullaby. This recording is in the public domain. The Divine Lullaby by Eugene Field, redforlibrivox.org, by Becky Crackle, November 16, 2006, Canal Winchester, Ohio. I hear thy voice, dear Lord. I hear it by the stormy sea, when winter nights are black and wild. And when a fright I call to thee, it calms my fears and whispers me. Sleep well, my child. I hear thy voice, dear Lord, in singing winds, in falling snow, the curfew chimes, the midnight bell. Sleep well, my child, it murmurs low. The guardian angels come and go, oh child, sleep well. I hear thy voice, dear Lord, I, though the singing winds be stilled, though hushed the tumult of the deep. My fainting heart, with anguish chilled, by thy assuring tone, is thrilled. Fear not, and sleep. Speak on, speak on, dear Lord. And when the last dread night is near, with doubts and fears and terrors wild, oh, let my soul expiring here, only these words of heavenly cheer. Sleep well, my child. My shepherd is the Lord, my God. There is no want, I know. His flock he leads, in verdant meads, where tranquil waters flow. He doth restore my fainting soul with his divine caress, and when I stray he points the way to paths of righteousness. Yea, though I walk the veil of death, what evil shall I fear? Thy staff and rod are mine, oh God, and thou my shepherd near.  Goodness and mercy shall be mine unto my dying day. Then will I bide at his dear side, for ever, and for a. I once knew all the birds that came and nested in our orchard trees. For every flower I had a name, my friends were woodchucks, toads, and bees. I knew where thrived in yonder-glen what plants would soothe a stone-brew's toe. Oh, I was very learned then, but that was very long ago. I knew the spot upon the hill where the checkerberries could be found. I knew the rushes near the mill where pickerel lay that weighed a pound. I knew the wood, the very tree where lived the poaching saucy crow, and all the woods and crows knew me, but that was very long ago. And pining for the joys of youth I tread the old familiar spot, only to learn this solemn truth. I have forgotten, am forgot. Yet here's this youngster at my knee knows all the things I used to know, to think I once was wise as he, but that was very long ago. I know it's folly to complain of what's where the fates decree, yet we're not wishes all in vain I tell you what my wish should be. I'd wish to be a boy again, back with the friends I used to know, for I was, oh, so happy then. But that was very long ago. And of long ago this recording is in the public domain. Field and Mother by Eugene Field. Read for LibriVox.org by Becky Crackle, November 16, 2006, Canal Winchester, Ohio. Oh, Mother, my love, if you'll give me your hand and go where I ask you to wander, I will lead you away to a beautiful land, the dreamland that's waiting out yonder. We'll walk in a sweet posigarden out there, where moonlight and starlight are streaming, and the flowers and the birds are filling the air with the fragrance and music of dreaming. There will be no little tired-out boy to undress, no questions or cares to perplex you, there will be no little bruises or bumps to caress, nor patching of stockings to vex you. For I'll rock you away on a silver dew stream and sing you asleep when you're weary, and no one shall know of our beautiful dream but you and your own little dearie. And when I am tired I'll nestle my head in the bosom that soothed me so often, and the wide-awake stars shall sing in my stead a song which our dreaming shall soften. So mother my love, let me take your dear hand and a way through the starlight will wander, a way through the mist to the beautiful land, the dreamland that's waiting out yonder. End of Child and Mother This recording is in the public domain, SOMETIME by Eugene Field, read for LibriVox.org by Becky Crackle, November 16, 2006, Canal Winchester, Ohio. Last night, my darling, as you slept, I thought I heard you sigh, and to your little crib I crept, and watched a space thereby. And then I stooped and kissed your brow, for, oh, I love you so. You are too young to know it now, but sometime you shall know.  The voiceless lips, the wrinkled brow, the patient's smile shall show. You are too young to know it now, but sometime you may know. Look backward then into the years, and see me here tonight. See, oh, my darling, how my tears are falling as I write, and feel once more upon your brow the kiss of long ago. You are too young to know it now, but sometime you shall know. End of some time.


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All right, what's up guys, guys and girls. We are back for another ESPN MIC highlights reel. At the end of every single week, I like to showcase Alex's trades, what he did, the P&L he made, showcase some members, how simple process can be. And actually, before I start this thing legitimately, let me show this to you guys. So this is obviously myself, my number at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Guys, this is my business line. So at any point, you have some interest in MIC because of this video, or maybe you learned something cool during this video, which is always the goal for everybody, then maybe MIC is for you and maybe you give it a try and maybe you text this number and see how to get started and I will answer all your questions. But let's dive into this thing, man, because I'm excited, it was a fun week. So we are Monday, October 24th, guys. I'm actually gonna read Alex's P&L really quick. So he goes, Mott's I tried to short, obviously this was a lost day. After the stuff and covered for a small loss in the dip and reshor it again and covered out now, ran out of patience, not much range, so I am okay eating a small loss on this. And he actually officially lost only $357, and he said, slow choppy day, so I sized down and took what the market gave me, which obviously wasn't much. Not all days can be home runs, but as long as I keep my losses under control, I will win in the long term. Zombie hours are approaching, so I didn't wanna overstay. And guys, this is the thing that we talk about all the time. I gave a webinar on this actually today, is when you are taking losses in trading, the full aspect and the full spectrum of being a trader is obviously letting your winners run and having as good of a win R and R ratio as you can. But those times that you do lose, you are prepared for it with a hard stop, you know your process of stopping out. Just like you know about winning, you have this whole plan for losing as well, and you take your losses as if the old adage or the old saying, okay, I lost the battle today, but I'm gonna win the war. You are winning the war, knowing that you're gonna be trading for decades and decades to come. And when you take those hard stops, if for very tiny losses, I mean, look at this, Alex $357, guys, that's nothing. Then his next day was on Tuesday, 2100, 1800 on Wednesday, he was sick Thursday and then 2300 on Friday. Today, on the time of recording this, you guys understand that you can lose the battle every now and you just can't lose the war.  So you gotta treat losses just like you would any other part of process. So let's actually take a look at this thing. So we're going obviously to the 24th. If you see right here, guys, as I scroll, you're gonna see what day it is. So if this is a 20-day chart, this was Mott's, Alex did exactly what he said, you know, come the open right here, you know, you got this pop right here, he tried to short into it and then obviously he covered up for very quick, realized that's probably not the way to go. He was adding right here and then covered out as soon as it started to dip and tank and give him an exit out within this area in the morning. One minute charts look a little different from three minutes but it's all right here in the morning. So as you guys can see, he was mitigating what he deemed as probably a trade that wasn't going his way and was saying, let me mitigate this and cover out on a dip and just get out of this. And that's exactly what Alex did. So, you know, not even a $400 loss, that's nothing for Alex. Now, when we take it to the members and I wanna do a little bit fewer of charts this week, guys, cause I wanna make these short and simple videos for you, but check this out. So a couple of highlights for the members. Chooch, absolutely fantastic job. AMPX, outer lines, whole and half dollar number. I mean, this is picture perfect based on the previous lines of what he's looking to hit the previous resistance, guys. This is outer lines coupled with a whole and half dollar. This is MIC process like, dude, I take my hat off to you. That's like in a nutshell what we teach. Now, Rockmon is awesome with these outer lines waiting for the top at the outer levels. And then again, guys, probably shorting into the 250 line waiting, you know, going a little bit early based on this top right here, shorting where it previously failed, probably willing to scale up to 250. Awesome, awesome job. And he didn't even have to. Like seriously, sometimes you can give it five or 10 cents depending if you're shorting in the correct area. Now, if we take a look at HooperX, who's awesome these days at outer lines, also with follow through, here's what he did on PCVX, long wait for the break, but it finally failed and that's exactly what he did. So, you know, it's given back coming into the open. He wanted to hit the pop, always wait for that pop, guys. That is the key. Do not rush into these things. Now, Octagon on KSPN played it absolutely perfectly, waited for all that volume right here to kind of overextend, waited for the fail right there, hit exactly where resistance failed the first time right here, guys, and then waited for that line again when it tested later in the day. That is picture perfect. Soy sauce coming in with an $800 day. Fantastic job on HSCS and Hoody, thanks MIC. So now we come into, we come into Tuesday, October 25th of this week and I'm gonna pull up everything for you so you can see everything. I'll do one at a time. Let's go over what Alex was talking about. So, he made $2,100 on Tuesday, roughly 2,100. Another slow and choppy day in the markets, but stayed patient for a great opportunity on AMV, which we'll look at in a second and nailed it. TSHA, small scalps along the way, held but in this market cycle. I'm sizing down to protect myself from this choppy price action. So when we have a choppy price action market, guys, every now and then, yes, it is a little humbling and yes, you do have to size down, but it is what it is and that's just part of process. Like there's not much more you can do than just play your process based on what the market is giving you. So if we pull up TSHA, we're going to the 25th, which is right here and Alex did, let's read the watch list. Potential hot chick, so wait to see what it does first. If it fails, we can start attacking but I'd rather wait and see first. And remember, Alex is always writing these pretty early. So if this is not necessarily the exact example, but sometimes, guys, these are running really, really rampant and Alex is saying, you know, it's a hot chick. Well, it is at the time of writing but sometimes they give back massively by open and we adjust, that's why you're taking full on advantage, come, you know, the main trading chat with live commentary to compliment the watch list. And then every now and then, Alex will actually readjust the watch list closer to the open. So Alex did exactly what he wanted. We get this flush in the open and then what happens is he's waits for the pop and then hits one of the, this is technically an out of line because it was failing right here. So Alex did exactly that covered up and literally hit it again in here. So all morning trades, scalps in the morning, very quick. And then if you guys have a day job, on your day job, it can be truly as simple as that. Now, when we pull up AMV on the 25th, which is obviously right here because that's pretty much the only day with volume, if this was just a straight pumping up, guys, there's not much to this other than the fact that Alex caught a nice pump.  So betting against their longs is, you know, you gotta time it right.  So Ryan Conley on Tuesday, TSH, small scalp on the long. So this is what I love, guys. We have a community where, while Alex may be shorting cause he's waiting for outer lines, maybe Ryan's catching those support levels that are, you know, cause he's a long trader as well. He's ambidextrous. Maybe he's catching those support levels that are holding while Alex is waiting for those outer lines. He's hitting the levels of support that are absolutely a good R&R to buy. And again, he knows that the money might flip hands quickly just like Alex does.  And guys, you just made a full-time income in one day and then you're gonna do it again and again.  And sky's the limit. Sometimes you make $300 in a day and Alex is crushing with a $2,100 Tuesday. So again, you know, that's a full month's income for like a 18 year old in one day. So you never know, right? And then obviously you can see the exponential growth based on, you know, the week, the month, the year, and basically what's made annually. I think Alex in the last three years has made roughly like 7.3 million. So you guys can see that that's quite astronomical in the scheme of money. And it was all due to day trading that first hour of the day, which I'm just showing you guys every single week, endless examples of the little blueprints on how you get there, or at least a fraction of that, which is still okay, you know? TSHA David, awesome short, just based on the watch. This guy's just following the watch list. TSHJ, I just want to show you how simple this can be where the members are literally reading the watch list and then taking advantage of said watch list every single day. Rockmon, sober, dude, outer lines, awesome, awesome job, covered under the red to green, fantastic work. Travers is so good at doing these scoops. And this is what I like about Travers. He'll get in, so we wait for this teleport candle, it drops, he catches it, he sells on the way up. He's not greedy. And then he always holds a little bit for a break even. See that last exit right there? While that may be at the tiniest of loss, he's already cushioned from these cells and that's MIC process right there. Pay yourself so if this thing doesn't keep going, whether you hold five, 10, 20% for a really, really crazy move, even if you break even on it, you've already padded yourself with these cells. So awesome job, Travers, just getting better and better at this stuff. I swear this kid's taking over. So I love seeing the progress of everybody. You guys hear me say I love a lot because I love a lot of things. So let me pull this up. Alex is on Wednesday, the day I do the new member orientation webinar. He makes 1800. He said, the PNL is nice, but I am most happy about my stop. And I can't wait to show you guys this example on Epic. This example on Epic's is absolutely freaking epic. This morning when the stock stuff did 10, 22 AM and did not tank, that was my signal to get out and run. So guys, you have to see this chart. This chart is the highlight of the week and I'll show you why. Everybody remembers Epic's, man. This was an absolute no pun intended, but like Epic move, right? So actually I just type in Epic. So let me pull up Epic's. Guys, this is insane, right? So look at how crazy of a runner this was, right? And what are we on? We are on the 26th. So right here, obviously, it was the first day of the run. I remember that it was absolutely nuts. Alex is, so here's what Alex did. Let me see if I can expand this a little bit. Again, guys, we are, if you are hitting something deemed quote, unquote, front side and or hot chick over VWAP deviated from VWAP, you must hit outer lines near whole and half dollar areas. And that's what Alex was doing. He was using the three line, obviously a whole and half dollar after this parabolic move.  So this didn't break down under view up and he took his covers. So he waits for these ideal sniper entries covers. And then this is the most beautiful part. If you're a position player or you're one of those guys that just adds, adds and adds and waits for these things to crumble and do offerings and stuff. We're not bashing that setup, guys.  So as you guys can see, Alex was wrapping up his trade right here. Can you guys see this? He was shorting right here, wrapping up his trade right here.  This is where Alex was exiting. Look at the trouble stubbornness can get you in. So again, guys, like you never know sometimes how far a stock can run. And if you're a position player, that's okay, it's just a very different play style and those guys, when they lose, they lose big, but when they win, they win big. So at MIC, we kind of teach everyday intraday scalps and risk management and taking the money and cutting immediately when wrong. And this is like the sexiest example to show how important risk management is and can be in your trade. Guys, it only takes one trade to end you as a trader, not to get morbid or anything. One trade is never gonna make you, but one trade can end you. So risk management and hard stops is so freaking important, guys. I'm like so passionate about that. Naughty Larry, perfect name. Awesome job, Outer Lines on BBBY, Bed Bath and Beyond, obviously. Real Professor X, what do you say? Wasn't about to sit around in the chop as on BBBY. Bailed for gas money, that's funny. Still using the Outer Lines, covered up. Great job. David Epic short, doing exactly what Alex did, waiting for that three line, paying himself, make your money, bounce. Hooper X, obviously just the master of Outer Lines on low hanging fruit and day twos and day threes. I absolutely love it, man. Great job. Basically low hanging fruit and nutshell. And again, again, to show you guys the contrast of the members and the play styles at MIC, not every trader is a short seller. And that's how Ryan was capturing the awesome nail of support, risking probably under VWAP, I want to say the 260, maybe 250 area, but dude, look at this. So while Alex is covering up, Ryan's like, this support's probably gonna hold. We're heading into zombie hour and dude, that's a frickin' touchdown in the end zone. This is truly becoming an ESPN highlight reel with play style. And again, guys, I just wanted to show you this. I don't normally showcase bow for a very specific reason. As I want to showcase members, but I have to throw an example every now and then on how simple process can be and why our member's charts are looking like the mentors of 10 and 20 years, because you guys are getting so good. And what you're doing is you're mirroring what works. And what is bow always doing? He did not do the three line. He waited for the outermost line at five, whole and a half dollar, waited for the parabolic, waited for the volume to drop off a little bit. What did he do? He paid himself and then he shorted back where it failed previous. That's not him chasing right here, hoping for a flush down B-wap. This is full process. That's where the stock was failing and he played the channel or at least the area of volatility that he should align with his entries and exits. Guys, we teach this every single week and that's why the members, we teach this every single day. And that's why the members are doing so dang good. And then again, if you guys want a really cool Halloween costume this year, James has this in his back pocket. I think that's freaking hysterical. Guys, Alex was unfortunately very sick on Thursday so I put a couple of photos of him partying tonight. This is actually going on right now. He's probably totally face down on the couch at his house, but he's throwing a Halloween party. He's Buzz Lightyear. The dude's super happy. Look at this freaking guy. And this is his partner in crime, Marvin, who parties has been partying with them for like give or take, I think like anywhere from three to five years and Marvin knows how to throw down, man. So he's definitely one of the boys and Buzz Lightyear's having a good time. So just wanted to show you guys what Alex is up to right now as I'm filming this video. I think that's hysterical. Happy Halloween, Alex. Happy early Halloween. All right. So we are coming into the members guys yesterday on Thursday, obviously. Keesh on KZIA all out using the follow through. Absolutely phenomenal job in the morning. P-O-A-G-F-S using those outer lines, paying himself on flushes and then shorting the pop back, paying himself on a drop. Whatever you want to call it guys, pops, drops, flush. There's a million names for all of these. We use certain names for certain setups at MIC, but you know, if something drops you can call it whatever you want. Hey, the stock just had an earthquake. I covered on the earthquake, whatever. El Matador, I want to point out how cool this is. Here's the thing, man. This is why it's cool. You can be trading for 20 years and still leave a ton of deadwood on the trade. So while this is not the best exit in the world, this happens, man.   Was there a lot more money to be made? Had you held, of course, welcome to trading, bro. We're all human. We're not terminators. And then again, Wolf, I have to showcase every now and then a very good stop. And that's exactly what Wolf did on Epic's right here. And every now and then you just got to showcase stopping out is the name of the game to keep you in the game forever. And again, guys, I want to include one more example of Bow. Remember, parabolic volume drop-off, short the resistance, cover the drops, and then short back the channel that works. Bing, bang, boom, boom. It's all the same line until the line doesn't work. Do you see how this works? So Bow is paying himself in the channel like a current of money all day of entries and exits with absolute precision. So let's go into today, Friday, and what we're gonna showcase is Alex making 2300. What's he saying? Solid day trading today. Unfortunately, I missed Epic's from the watch list, his own watch list, because I was too focused on some large cap stocks today but solid weighted in the week. I think it was 2300 on Amazon if I'm not mistaken, guys, so check this out. Let's take a look at this. And just to show you what was on the watch list, guys, really quick. Epic's, he was looking for a rejection of 475 with five lines in the morning with a 520 stop, and then look at five to six lines for a scalp stock was very cheap borrow, so high chance of zombie later. So that was kind of his guide in the morning. But Alex was actually focused on Amazon. And let's take a look at that. I know a couple of moderators, Steven as well, was on Amazon in the morning, these outer lines, you know, a lot of newbie traders guys see news like this, whether it's bad earnings, it could be any bad news, literally just a hit piece in general. It could be anything, it doesn't really matter. All I'm talking about is massive weakness or a bad turn of events for the stock, you know, bad news essentially of any form. And what new traders do is they see this and they go, oh my God, you know, I'm gonna hit down here, I'm gonna hit down here.  And stocks do still not just go straight down and they don't just go straight up vice versa, good news. So you have to be wary of that. So what Alex was doing was using a very psychological price target.  Hyundai spot, Hyundai baby. So that was the billboard entry right there. Alex was using absolute psychological levels on where there would be a solid resistance to kind of coincides with right here, this outer line and just waiting for this to overextend on, you know, kind of bad news, right? So the, you know, the day before, so using that momentum got the scalp that he needed in the morning. And it's as simple as that guys, you like wipe your hands clean, make 2300 bucks. And who doesn't want to do that? Seriously, look how simple that can be. So David coming in off the watch list, exactly what he said, epic short, exactly what Alex was talking about, short right off the watch list. Again, Joseph right here doing a Q-N-G-Y, waiting for that pop and drop like bow always does, wait for the top, hit the pop, cover the drop. It's as simple as that guys, truly as simple as that. And again, Jay Fusion doing exactly what the watch list says. So again, members just crediting the watch list in the morning on epics, great fricking job. Split letter, I just wanted to showcase this as this guy is doing so good these days, four or five charts posted every single day. I swear this guy's on everything and he's doing a fantastic job. So big shout out to split letter. P-O, awesome, awesome, awesome job on S-P-R-C while Q-N-G-Y was going crazy, short near high a day, stopped at 130 and re-entered. So guys, just because you stop out every now and then does not mean you can't do the re-attack and then see that follow through. So just, I love when traders stumble a little bit and then pick themselves up.  So it's just kind of things like that. And then let me show you a couple of cool things guys before I wrap this up. So this is our chat room right here. It's called Slack. And what we do in here is just a plethora of different resources for you. So we've cultivated a wonderful community, watch list in the morning, as you can see, which I showcase obviously every single day, every single video. And then we take it in the main trading chat and this is where you have your live commentary, live warnings, live charts from the mentors, the moderators, a lot of the members, anybody who can provide some value during market hours. Oh, again, that was Stephen, like I just mentioned, using that psychological price target at 100, super, super psychological on Amazon for a nice scalp. And that'll make your day man, make a couple grand walk out in your mic drop, you know? Large cap and options guys, swing trading room, there's nothing we don't have in after hours room where we share the fun, show Alex at the party, you know, his Alex and his friends Marvin with the fake roly. I think Marvin's got a fake roly. They bought him like this costume roly for a little alien Marvin. Is that the funniest thing ever? That is the funny. Actually, knowing Alex, that's probably a real roly cause you probably just gave him his roly. That's hysterical, man, but they literally go on Amazon and like buy, like yeezys and fake yeezys and fake chains and fake beanies and costumes for this fricking character that they keep around the house when they throw bangers and parties. It's hysterical because the ladies, it's like a lady trap, like all the ladies love Marvin and then these guys have a better chance with the ladies because of iced out Marvin.  So, and you can see he's got a glaze looking his eyes. I don't know how good Marvin's doing right now, but that's the point guys, his community, it's so much fricking fun. We teach everything from small caps, big caps, options, have fun as a community, mentor each other and that's the whole name of the game. So, you know, look no further than one of the best communities on the planet for anything a trader needs. And really quick guys, as it's always tradition every single week, I know it is, let me bust out the fat calculator. All right, so what are we gonna do here? Let's go, we'll go Friday down. So, 2300 and this is not the exact dollar amount guys, this is give or take like $50 here and there. So, I ballparked, but literally we're not gonna, we're not gonna count pennies, what 2150. All right, so 6250 minus what, 357. And this is as close to the dollar amount as possible. So, Alex basically made $6,000 this week, even with a first day loss on Monday, but he can look at how small he keeps his losers and then lets his winners run. And that's the whole name of the game of process guys and this is how important it is. Really quick, I'm gonna go to this real quick and plug this for a second because this is the coolest thing we got going on right now guys. We have a new live trading series and Alex is recording a lot of his old trades or well, they're currently, they're recorded at the time that he's doing it, but it takes a while to kind of edit these and make sure that they're up to speed and really explain and Alex commentates. He literally commentates during these videos and we edit them so you can learn better and see what he's talking about in the moment when he's trading. So, it's live trades, commented by him set to music, everything that you could need and this is a huge asset. So, I'm actually gonna show you how to access this on the website. All right guys, so if I go to, what we're gonna do is I am now on myinvestingclub.com, this is our website and there's two things I wanna show you real quick before I wrap up. Like I just said, Alex is live trade. So, when you go here guys, once you're signed in, you're gonna be able to see these live trades. So, Alex actually is starting to record these. Like I said before, the first one was $145,000 profit on BBBY. This is exclusive to lifetime members after the first video. This is free and public. You guys can see this even if you're not a member to see what we offer and Alex just put up his new one, which is gonna be awesome and there's so many more to come. So, we're really proud of that. Now, on the website guys, if we go to the main page, what you're gonna see real quick is a couple of things. Alex's broker statements.  See that he's made seven, I thought it was 7.37.5 million in the last three years. Verified broker statements. And then guys, if you have any questions about MIC, you need to book a call. And as always, the first five people that text me the code, what was the, well, how much did he make this week? Around 6,000? Text me 6,000 to<PHONE_NUMBER> and or book a call. Mention that on the phone. We'll give you a free, we will give you a free mentorship call and we will also, just kind of like a free coaching session and we will also answer all your questions. So you can either book a call and or text my line at<PHONE_NUMBER> right here. Text it quote unquote 6,000. All right guys, I will see you next week for another ESPN highlight reel MIC style.


The latest findings paint an extremely concerning situation, and when we think about the north of Gaza where the situation is the most precarious, the latest analysis tells us that famine is imminent in the period between now and May in the north of Gaza. That means when we look at the trajectory of food security and nutrition statistics, we're facing a catastrophic situation in technical terms. In the south of Gaza the situation has also worsened and there we maintain the projection of famine likely. So indeed this damage has been quite significant. We estimate, just to use some examples, when it comes to livestock losses, obviously this is a sector that we're very concerned about, it's indispensable for the livelihoods and the survival of families in Gaza. We estimate that 60% of the milk cows have been killed, are gone. And then when it comes to meat production, that meat cattle, as much as 70% of the stock has been killed, and when it comes to small ruminants, so goats and sheep, that percentage is about 60%. So these are large percentages, significant percentages of livestock, both for dairy and for meat have gone. It also tells us that some livestock is still alive and can be supported and indeed needs to be urgently supported, which is why this is at the heart of FAO's response to urgent livelihood needs in the Gaza Strip. We currently have approval to move in 1,500 metric tons of animal fodder. It's vital that we focus on everything around keeping livestock alive, which is about both ensuring access to milk for families and particularly for children who are malnourished or at risk of malnourishment as well as of course access to protein. That's a key component. Beyond that, nutritious foods, vegetables, these are things that are almost now absent in the markets and we really need to see how that can be strengthened. A key message from FAO's side that we've made in the past at the very highest levels and that we keep repeating is that peace is a prerequisite to food security and the right to food is a basic human right. This needs to be kept in mind by all stakeholders.


Hey friends today, we are hanging out at Disney's Hollywood Studios I'm gonna be meeting up with a friend and we have dining reservations at Mama Melrose Restauranti Italiano for some good food and then also I'm in the market for new lightsaber because I have a huge trip Announcement that I can't wait to announce for you guys that I'm gonna be needing a lightsaber for and we're gonna ride some rides Eat some food and just have a beautiful Hollywood Studios kind of day. Anyways, let's go do this It's a good day to be at Hollywood Studios today And I'm excited to ride some rides and do a little lightsaber shopping and then also Mama Melrose I haven't been there in forever and I wonder if they have any new menu items. I Was just at Hollywood Studios last week and it was so busy here There were four attractions with a hundred plus minute wait and it was a Saturday So I'm hoping since today's Wednesday the wait times are gonna be a lot lower But we'll check them and see what they're like and hopefully we're gonna ride some rides And I guess a good way to start the day is to check out the wait times looks like rise of the resistance is 110 minutes Smuggler's run is 55 slinky dog dash is 80 minutes and Toy Story Mania 60 minutes so it still seems like a busy day, but not as busy as like a Saturday So we might actually get on some rides Today's genie plus is $18 for the day if you guys didn't know it's not a flat $15 anymore It depends on the day and how busy it is and it can go from $15 to $22 So that means it's $18 so it's kind of right in the middle there and we're not gonna be using that today We're just gonna see you know what we can get done without using genie plus and I'm excited like I said It's a beautiful day out and I'm ready for some Hollywood Studios. I Do want to take a second to convey to you guys how beyond excited I am for the return of Fantasmic November 3rd It's coming back a journey beyond your wildest Imagination and I am so excited like this is one of my all-time favorite night time spectacular and I've missed it So much so I can't wait for it to be back and be able to watch it multiple times probably The reason I like Fantasmic so much is because it's completely different than any of the other night time shows like harmonious or enchantment Because instead of just you know camping out a spot, you know, I mean for a while you actually go to a designated area There's bleachers you sit down and there's like pump-up shows and the music and it's just a much more chilled Like relaxed environment and I love that like just I remember sitting there sometimes with popcorn or beer And it's been some of the most relaxing moments of my life Well, I'm just sitting there and just wow, this is a great time and I can't wait to have that feeling again But now it's time we made our way down to mama Melrose Restauranti Italiano. This is actually a really fun restaurant and I feel like it doesn't get a lot of attention It's tucked away. It's tucked back behind the Muppets area And I mean it's Italian food and kind of reminds me of the last like remnant thing of back lot You know, they actually have a little bit you can see peeking over this wall over here. I'll try to show you I Really miss streets of America and of course during the holiday season. I really miss the Osborne lights And I'm an Eisner guy I mean I loved Michael Eisner and it's so sad that it's gone But there's a lot of new things and we've got Star Wars land and we got Toy Story land But man, I wish that was here, especially this year I would love to just spend the holidays on streets of America watching all the dancing lights. How amazing would that be? But you can see right back here next to mama Melrose They've got some apartments for rent in the building back there and here's the restaurant itself So we're gonna head on in I'm gonna give you guys a look at the menu Oh, and did you guys know they have a magic shop on top there? Yeah, I just noticed that sign there That's really cool. Now you see it now. You don't magic shop One thing I love about this restaurant is that there's a little backstory to it mama Melrose Was someone who was inspiring to be a Hollywood star and she moved to California so that she could you know become an actress and In the meantime she opened up a little restaurant in a back lot warehouse where this restaurant is at and When she did that she realized her real passion was cooking and making food So we're in a warehouse setting and it's got a whole bunch of different props from movies some Christmas lights and It's her, you know passion food and I like that You know I mean it adds into the back lot studios and NGM studios and it's a lot of fun. I'm glad it's still here Here is a look at the menu and it's actually really good food There's a little bit of a reflection or glare on it for appetizers. I've got calamari. They've got minestrone They've got some meatballs and flatbreads and then for entrees. They've got a charred strip steak They've got oven baked chicken parmesan some spaghetti and meatballs mama's Italian pasta a lot of good stuff A grilled bone-in pork chop and of course dessert. You got the terra miso Terra miso or the mini cannoli trio. That actually sounds really good a trio of cannoli All right, it's time to head on in we're going into the warehouse full of props and look you can see all the lights in here It's really just a beautiful restaurant. I know it probably gets out of focus a little bit Look at this in here Now that we're at our table I want to show you some really cool like props in here and old photos of MGM studios All around the restaurant You'll actually see different photos that were taken in the park and look at this one look at Michael Eisner with George Lucas I mean that is so cool and then down here. You have a couple more the crossword sign Look at this and they're actually all over the place. You just got to look for them I want to see if we can see some more on this side. I Really love it This is definitely something you won't see in a lot of places because most of everything that was MGM studios is gone But look at that. I get so excited Look at this picture of Lou Ferrigno with Mickey Mouse and he's putting his hands in Probably what would be over by the Chinese theater?  That's a moray. I met up with my friend Meg Mickey's magic and We're ready for some Italiano. Yeah Yes, spaghetti and one meat ball. One meat ball you guys don't know I'm sure if you guys watch my videos enough, you know that I always like to say one meat ball Well, I want to introduce you to the person that introduced me to the one meat ball and that is Meg right there Here is a look at the flatbread got myself a little slice. They're very tiny Like it's not that big of a flatbread, but I do like the crust on there does look nice So kind of excited $16 Yeah, $16, but it doesn't look like a flat bread.  Isn't it so funny looking? I mean I could probably eat this like one slice in one bite Should I I don't know One just one bite This is actually a nice little pizza I want to call it a flatbread though because like I said, it's more individual, but it's so tiny so like the slice, I don't know if you guys realize it's like literally like that big and $16 I mean it's an appetizer A fork for size. So a slice of pizza is a half a fork Three quarters of a fork three quarters of a fork. I think we just developed a new measuring style Enough of the pizza business the entrees have arrived and I think I messed up Like when I see the table and I see everyone else's food I'm like, what did I do because I wanted the spaghetti meatballs, but I didn't want spaghetti So I got the penne, but everyone else's dishes look amazing As you can see we got mama's Italian pasta right here with chicken Which looks amazing and then Matt you've got the same thing, but without chicken Yeah, and they said if you have an allergy like this is friendly for a lot of allergies But they said the sauce had butter in it so they could have omitted the butter from the sauce It looks so good and then look at mine now beware Mine literally looks like a cafeteria style I Think it is the penne because I got penne instead of spaghetti, but I should have got the fettuccine. Look at this Looks so funny But I mean hey, maybe you know, I'm ready to dive in. I mean I just kind of I'm kind of laughing about it All right might as well dive in I ended up getting four meatballs not one meatball for meatballs But this meatball looks distorted a little bit doesn't it? Yeah It's a special meatball, I don't know if you guys can see it too much. Yeah, there you go kind of looks like a little character Doesn't it all right, so we're gonna go in try it one meatball So after trying the pasta itself the meatball is good the sauce on its own is just kind of bland And I published this duck with the fettuccine but Mama's pasta. I did try some of that and it is good very garlicky very oily. You said right like an oily pasta I liked it I thought it was good Yeah Next time I'm sticking to mama not the meatballs Next time I'm definitely getting mama's Italian pasta and for dessert I saw these cute little cupcakes go around and it looked like it was like a spaghetti a meatball cupcake And I think it's on the kids manual, but I think I want to get one. I don't care. I they looked adorable Look at this. It's a little tiny kid cupcake and it's so awesome I really do love it and it looks like you know one meatball and it's got the sauce there And this is a chocolate truffle and I can't wait. I don't even it's so delicate though. It's so tiny I can't take it off the plate. Look at that That is so clever All right, here we go.  Holy moly. Oh, there's a little tiny spaghetti in there too.  I Don't even know what's happening right now, but it was a three dollar. That was the best three dollar dessert I think I've ever had a Disney All right enough of mama Melrose, but I did love it there. I mean I love the meatball I love the atmosphere the marinara sauce just wasn't doing it for me the cupcake dough now that was precious It was a precious little beauty and next time I know got to get the Italian pasta now We're gonna make our way over to galaxy's edge and before I was talking about I got a big trip announcement and some of you guys may already know but I'm heading to Las Vegas I'll be in Vegas. I think I leave tomorrow actually and we're going out there for the when we were young festival Which I am so excited to attend But most importantly I'm going to be a part of Mosh Isley Which is the biggest emo? Star Wars Halloween party and that is what I need a lightsaber for and I do have my mace window one That's the only one that I personally have but I was looking to get another one So we're gonna do a little shopping head in the Star Wars galaxies edge and see what they got But I'm so excited for the Vegas trip And I can't wait to make a video and show you guys because it's gonna be an amazing time Meg just got super excited because she spotted the stormtroopers and she's got the stormtrooper bag on How awesome is it to see the characters just walking around galaxies edge again, you know I mean they were gone for a while, but it's great. I wonder if we'll catch chewy array actually walking around too Oh That is the way enjoy the day We're gonna make our way over to dock on doors now to see about some of the lightsabers Hopefully it's not a long line, but we'll see once we get there And here we are doesn't look like that long of a line Not too bad Here is kind of like a little menu. What do you think Meg? What's going on? He got lightside Oh lightside dark side Yeah, they have the shadow ventris one too, which is very cool. Ooh, that does look really cool. Yeah, what one do you have? You have raised lightsaber. Oh Is it? But I held the other day held loose Ray's and Kylo Ren I would definitely get any of the dark I want to go dark side. I might want to get the dark saber Oh, now I'm interested but even like Stars of tyrannous Oh boy lots to choose Last time I went to get a light table I couldn't decide whether or not I wanted to go light or dark So I ended up with Mace Windu because he pulls. Yeah, he pulls from both sides and Today, I'm gonna have to make a decision. Is it going to be dark side? No, well, I have built a lightsaber, but not for myself I Boy which way will I be pulled? When you come in to dock on doors, you're allowed to hold up to three lightsabers to test them out to see which one you want and Look at them back there the man himself Look at that So we're gonna do Darth Sidious first, which I'm excited for Just All right dark city How's it feeling your hands I like it it does it does look better with the short blade Okay, let's do a close-up on the blade itself. It's calling to me here. It looks very smooth Yeah, don't jump. I know but you know what they got me with the charging thing. Yeah, it does charge in there a USB charger Over here You go for that one night I like that a lot oh Oh Boy now I'm torn because I like that a lot that was fancy All right after trying out a couple of them I decided on Darth Sidious mainly because the dark side was calling to me But I was heavily influenced by the fact that it is rechargeable And it's the only one that's rechargeable and it cost me $220 for everything out the door 220 with my annual pass discount, but I'm excited and open it up and actually put it together real quick I'm so excited and I think I just put the thing in right Just turn it on Look at that. Oh man, and I got the short this 31 inches. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, I like the shorter one because it's got the it's got the little tiny She said though, too Do you have any of the health or any of the blades from so I think you can change them with any of these pills? So with your face when you want I don't know how long your face when you want. Oh, yeah, but you can Switch them out and then you can literally just take this little piece off and charge it. I'm happy. I like it Now that the lightsaber business is taking care of and I'm very happy time to make our way on the smugglers run I mean, it's it's fitting right? I'm so excited. I can't wait to bring us to Las Vegas with me. I Just randomly keep turning on my lightsaber for no reason Yeah, I literally just like I said the battery is gonna be dead in no time Well, that was Oh boy and supervise younglings I gotta turn it on in here, too Now we are flying our own ship today We got a bunch of droids with us today, so we're gonna have to go extra hard Punch it Chewie There we go Punch it Chewie Smugglers run is always a good time and I'm glad we got to be pilots We had the whole entire ship to ourselves and I keep on playing with the lightsaber. I can't stop I can't stop And the battery is gonna die soon, but that's why I'm happy I got dark city is because it's rechargeable and now I think we're gonna make our way over to Potato land potato land We're gonna make our way over to vacation fun Which is a little short and the next show starts in five minutes and after the show We're gonna be able to visit potato land and I love coming to this show It's actually really really good if you guys haven't sat down and watched it you're gonna love it Also, I like the painting here. It's basically a Mickey. Look at all the painting in here. I Really do love sitting down and watching this show and I like the theater to the theater is very comfy Look at the back of the seats Oh Now that we got done with the vacation fun It's time we make our way to potato land and also do you see how Mickey brought Pluto on vacation? I wish I could do that with Gracie So Meg is gonna post a full video on her tiktok, but look at this I Love it Me and Magdou potato land every time she comes down kind of like our little tradition So make sure you guys go check out the tiktok She posts it'll be at Mickey's magic and follow on YouTube to Mickey's magic, and I just love it.  I Just love coming in here good music good drinks. The atmosphere is awesome. Look at this It's a good time, but now I think it's appropriate since we did just about everything else here at galaxies edge We got a lightsaber. We wrote smugglers run and now my swell head on into rise of the resistance And the wait time is not that bad actually Look at this 60 minutes and there's nobody on the outside queue. So that is actually a really good sign Small craft heading our way raise the shields Give us clear so we can make the jump She even allowed to have lightsabers in here We'll just have to keep a closer eye It's a lightsaber Hey, it's a lightsaber training saber Mom All right, we're on our way But I'm bald Get us out of here are five I Actions on that ride were fantastic not just a ride just all the cast members before the ride I loved it so much because my lights my lightsaber a light stick. It was really funny. I Feel like Dart City is holds it like in a weird way like this It's dark beta it's getting dark outside so I get to like play around with it With that I think we are done here today. I'm so excited. I got my lightsaber look at this Next video we're gonna be over in Vegas by first time first ever trip to Vegas So I'm very excited for that and it was a great day. It was awesome hanging out with Meg Make sure you guys check out her channel Mickey's magic. We've been friends for years and it's always awesome when she gets to come in town and we get to hang out and spend time together and Yeah, that's gonna do it for me. So I hope you guys enjoyed the video.


All right. Thanks so much, everyone, for sticking with it today. And yesterday, we have had some amazing talks. My name is Emily Fox. I'm a security engineer at Apple. And I am here to close out the Global Security Vulnerability Summit, or GSVIS, as we have affectionately been calling it. So to get started, Brandon said yesterday that we must, as a community, work towards developing new solutions and adapting current ones to work with the current landscape. Since then, we've learned all about the current landscape, as well as the past and how we got to where we are now. You all have shared with us some amazing projects, some very fascinating and interesting research you're working on. Great ideas. And again, a little bit more of that history, the deeper knowledge about how we got here. So speaking of history, I want to kind of give you all some background about, like, why Global Security Vulnerability Summit? Why are you all here? Why am I talking to you? Towards the end of 2021, Brandon, myself, and Aradna Chital had the pleasure of meeting the Cloud Security Alliance to discuss some of the overlaps in the Cloud Native Computing Foundation's Security Technical Advisory Group and Cloud Security Alliance's work. It was in that meeting that we pitched the idea of a summit because we've all been climbing the same, am I affected by this vulnerability mountain since CVE's first came out? And quite frankly, not a lot has actually changed. SBOM has just started to make a bigger splash. We're starting to hear more and more talks about it and see more and more projects and companies look at leveraging it and delivering that. And also around that time, Long for Shell had not yet ruined everyone's evenings and weekends throughout the end of the year and the weeks following. In the time since CVE's were first introduced in 1999, the era of dot com had ended and cloud computing was rising up. And now where we are today is we have so many services everywhere and apps that make our lives just a little bit better or in some cases even more frustrating. And all of these things have problems and then they have vulnerabilities. But vulnerabilities are still very much the same, except now there's a lot more of them. We felt we needed to push for change in the vulnerability ecosystem. We suspected that folks were working on problems but didn't quite have a platform to share what it is that they're doing to come together to get more contributors to drive interest. So here we are at the end of two very fantastic days of information sharing, talking, learning, and of course complaining. And I know for myself, I have personally learned a lot. Like there are some brilliant efforts underway from the global security database to VEX and everything in between and everything around them. We've had security researchers talk in the same room as software engineers, two usually very separate fields, but they all have a common task before them and it's vulnerabilities, vulnerabilities, they bring us all together. But what we need is each of you, regardless if you're a hacker or you can sling some code like the world depends on it and in some cases it does.  It has to change and it needs to get better. Because we're going to keep finding more and more vulnerabilities and they're going to continue popping up outside of normal means. They're going to occur in places where we don't traditionally think they should be, which requires us to be flexible and expressing the information about them. CVEs introduced in 1999 were traditionally for software that was packaged and you can buy it off of a shelf and now you can download it or just interact with it through a web service. We need to also automate how we remediate them because today it's too manual and it takes too much time. This requires us to build for our needs in a way that allows us to adapt and change as we learn more, taking those small risks as Ann said on day one. Because we're still going to be asking ourselves the same question tomorrow, am I affected? But when we stop asking it, it's going to be because of all the great efforts we heard about here today. And then I'm going to ask you, what is our next question that we're going to be asking? We began exploring that question in others in yesterday's birds of a feather session. For those of you that couldn't make it, you were sorely missed, but there is still time for you to help out. We talked about some of the challenges in the identification of vulnerabilities, not necessarily the IDs themselves, rather that there is still a lot of ambiguity in reporting and even receiving an ID. That we still need humans to understand and contextualize the information about those vulnerabilities that are being found and reported. But we need it to be expressed in such a way that we can automate answering the question of am I affected? Because the next question we're going to ask ourselves is where? So as Brandon mentioned in the beginning of this event, we're pulling folks together to scope and solve some of these issues that have been brought up both in the birds of a feather session and during the course of this summit. So disclaimer, there's a QR code and it's a security conference. We've got a kickoff scheduled for Monday, July 11th at 3 p.m. Eastern and 12 noon Pacific. You are invited to join us. I would love to see you all there. While our first goal of this group is to discuss and document these ideas and problems, we want to also solve them. And that'll mean working with some of you here today to continue your work and others that we haven't had a chance to meet yet. And to start some of these projects that fill in those gaps or contribute to the ones that have already started. Because we're just at the first peak of changing the vulnerability ecosystem and we haven't yet reached the summit. I want to thank all of our speakers, all of those that are both present online and in person, to those that submitted CFPs and everyone that has been working on this, either program committee or if you're watching this on YouTube later and you're hearing about all of this, I want to thank you as well because I hope to see you again. If you love this summit, please provide feedback so we can have another one so we can continue these great conversations and learn about the progress that's going on. Thank you all so much for your time and I hope to see you on Monday, July 11th. Have a wonderful day and a wonderful weekend and be safe.


Skepticism of vaccines in the U.S. could be a problem in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. Political science researchers Matt Mota and Kristin Lunds Trujillo conduct a survey of almost 500 adults in the U.S. in April on their views on vaccines for COVID-19. 23% of the respondents said they would not be willing to get vaccinated if a COVID-19 vaccine becomes available. 62% of the people who were already skeptical about vaccines were not willing to change their mind. These preliminary findings suggest that anti-vaccine beliefs could jeopardize the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccine and collective immunity. Experts estimate that 50 to 70% of Americans would need to develop immunity to COVID-19 naturally or through a vaccine. For comparison, just 37% of Americans chose to get the flu vaccine in 2017 to 2018.


The rest of it was easy, it was an easy choice to come out here and hang out with them and make and show us some pretty cool stuff while we're out here, so I can't complain. Got out here and thank you for coming. It was really fun, man, just to go and see what their daily function is like and see how they work and see what they have to do and learn and teach each other. It was a pretty good day. It wasn't that easy. I had to bend a little bit, but this is cool. I'm definitely thankful for them and it's an honor to have them guys on our side.


He's 28 this year. He's an old retired guy. He's just the sweetest horse I've ever met. You're sweet. Yes. Yes. You're very sweet. And that's what snow used to be. Yeah, snow used to go on fire. John's looking for more treats. You gonna beg John?  These guys are playing. That's Chevy and Jenga and Elliot. Chevy. Chevy KK. Yes. We are leasing, a couple of kids are leasing him. Come on, boys. What's this? Hello, Vayner. This has a long chain. Do you wanna show me us back inside? I saw some other hay bales over here. Right, so you have to stay like that. We stack one of the hay by hand, and we put a thousand degrees out. First time. We make hundreds of things. We make like 5,000 bales a year. So, when the end of the summer comes and it's all stacked, is this barn all filled up? Yeah, this barn is all filled up, and then the barn we were in. So, we don't fill it by hand, or we stack by hand. Like 5,000 other litter. Are they around now? Like from now? Yeah. But you... Yeah, she's like, so in hiding spots. Like, she can not be seen by anyone for like a month at a time. Smoky, yeah. Let's point him in the seats. This Ted's name is Blackie. He was a thorough arrestee. He was a little bit superior.   Let's do it the far. What is their job? Yeah. Anyone say something? Is it only in the summer time? Miniature horse. 17 years old. Sewn by two little girls.


This is the way to do it. This is the way to do it. Self-realization is a challenging task, especially for the youth. But once you discover it, you can conquer any mountain or valley that you come across. Let's hear Gloria Achen. Karibusana to the show. What can you tell us? What was the inspiration to become a freelance psychologist? I started freelancing like two years ago. I used to work in a hospital setup. And at times we could go to the medical wards aside from the psychiatric unit. And most of the patients at the medical wards were not really aware of issues to do with their mental issues. And they could relate psychological issues to physical problems. And I decided to go out and into the community and do more of awareness. And also go and reach out to those particular people who are not able to access the mental health care. And also who are not really into, who do not really have knowledge about what was really going on in their mind. Okay. So speaking of going out, how do you go about your day-to-day task as a freelance psychologist? I network a lot, one thing. And I also partner with other organizations in getting clients. So other organizations refer clients to me. And at times I do facilitation or trainings for staff of other organizations. So if they have other clients coming for checkups or any other issues related to what they are doing in their organizations, they are able to refer the clients to me. And I also work with other institutions like Kisumu Remand Home. And Kisumu Remand Home, they have mostly social workers. So I come in as a counselor and I offer my services to the children. And I also train the social workers. Let's go back to the basics. Why psychology? Is it something you've always wanted to do or something you did out of experience? Okay. I am very familiar. I have always been familiar with issues to do with mental illnesses. From a very young age, I have grown around depression. And I also have a sibling who has neurodevelopmental disorder. So it's something that I grew wanting to find solutions to. And when I finished high school, that is what I knew I wanted to do. But at that time it wasn't really clear that it was psychology that I was focusing on. So I had to ask a lot of questions. And when I narrowed down to each, people used to tell me that unataka kudil na machi zi. And it was also stigmatizing. Because if someone tells you something like that, and that is the same thing that you see in your own house. So it was not really a good introduction into it. But I decided that that is what I wanted to do. And that is something that I am doing right now. That's interesting. And speaking of it being at the background of your family, didn't you have some conflicting ideas that what if I cannot move on from whatever I have seen? Yes, there was. And I have also been diagnosed with it, with depression. And I felt that it might reach a time that I would not be able to serve as or how I wanted it. But through the experience that I have, through the whole journey, through the whole experience, we also have support in psychology. So I don't have to deal with things alone. And I also have a counselor. My counselor has a counselor and it's just like that. Yes, so it's a chain. Yeah, it's a chain. So if I have a lot of clients and I feel like I'm being drained, I just go for support. And then in support, they deal with my issues plus the issues that I have in the field. And at the end of the day, I feel better and in a position to help someone else in also feeling better. That is so strong of you considering that you have your own issues. Now you're dealing with someone else's and it's so selfless. I would love to congratulate you on that. And speaking with you, you talked about something called Sulevmo. Let's talk about that. What is it and what does it entail? Sulevmo is an organization right now and we are close to celebrating one year. And the whole background of Sulevmo is that I've gained experience from working in other organizations and you cannot solve everything as one person. So you must come together and find solutions together. So I'm a co-founder and we came together as different counselors and social workers in different professions to come together and bring holistic solutions. So if you come to the organization, you'll find we have dancers, we have drama teachers, we have so many different people doing different things. But at the end, we are focusing on mental wellness. You've spoken about having dancers and a variety of activities. Are these ways in which you used to address mental issues as Sulevmo or how do you address the issues? The dancers, we have a drama department in the organization and we use this drama and music and dance as a way to tell stories and also to offer comfort and also to spread hope. Because when you listen or you watch what we are doing, most of the narrations come from the stories of the children and the stories of the youths and also even the children at times write their own scripts. So what we do is we actualize their scripts. And do you have a specific group that you work exclusively with? Yes, I work with the children Remand Home. And in the Remand Home, there are two types of groups. There are children who have committed offenses and children who are under care and protection. And we offer counseling to them and we are there twice a week. And we have days that we do counseling, we provide our own counselors to the children. And we also have the drama and the music and poetry and dance with them. And that is meant to engage them, to rehabilitate them and also for them to... It's not easy for them to open up to us. But if we provide that environment, it is easy for them to tell us exactly what they are going through and why they are there. And we also take part in providing solutions to them and we take them home at times when their cases are done in court, things like that. So we make sure if we are being part of that child's life, we don't only solve the solution at the Remand Home. We also extend the support to where ever he came from. So we also go back to their homes and do counseling. We do family therapy, we do reunification and we make sure by the time we leave that child back home, we are leaving that child in a safer environment. So why the decision to work with the children at a Remand Home? You could have worked with any other group in the society but you decided to let us go in here. At the Remand Home, there is no formal education. That is one. And before we joined them, they relied on themselves and also other organizations and other well-wishers to come and help them rehabilitate the children. And when we went and started working with them, we decided to offer other things that were not in their curriculum or whatever they were doing in the Remand Home. So just wanted to uplift the children and we just wanted to make them aware that they were not alone and then give them hope and also make them recognize that they still have another chance to life. And it does not just end there and they can also just live through the process and work with us and go through the rehabilitation, the cancelling and still come out and go back to their homes and continue from where they left. We also work with the children in the community as a preventive measure so that they don't end up in the Remand Home. So what kinds of things do you do with them as a preventive measure? It's more of awareness creation and we not only talk to the children, we also talk to the parents. So at times we hold conversations with the children, at times we hold conversations with households and when we are targeting a community, at times it's all need basis. Like another organization can be doing a certain program in that community and then reach out to us and tell us so this community and the children or the youth in this community are at risk. So we go there and then we make up a program that we know it will be of help into that community. And as a psychologist, what do you think are the specific problems that become so extensive that children have to go to the Remand Home? And how can we get a solution to them? Okay, most of the issues that come up are issues to do with neglect and neglect maybe from parents or from the community also because community play a big part in raising a child and there's also issues with poverty because so many children who come to the Remand Home don't have a very, let's say good for moral education. Some are up to 16 or 18 and they've reached class four, class three. And most of the children also in the Remand Home are not from Kisumu, just a few of them are from Kisumu. So most of the children come from Nakuru and then most of them are from West time and they rarely have good formal education. And there's also a lot of issues to do with peer pressure, a lot of issues to do with adolescent because the other ones that are brought through care and protection are the ones that might have been minus in a relationship. So and how has that journey been so far? Since you started being that you have experienced depression and you are now a psychologist, how has that journey been so far? And being part of Sulevmo, how has it helped? Okay, the journey has been challenging. Yeah, it's really challenging because the more I've been learning about mental health and mental wellness and all my journey through psychology, it's been really eye-opening to me because I get to know myself, to know my strengths and also to know my weaknesses and to know how to deal with them. And I was not diagnosed with depression before I knew about, before campus. In fact, it was during my campus years and it was because I was more aware of things that were happening to me or around me. And that is when it happened and I got, I went downhill but through support of my teachers and other counselors, I am where I am and transferring from the hospital setup to the freelance setup is also stressful because we work more hours and you have to be somewhere, you can't just stay at home and receive clients. So I have to be in activities, in events, I have to organize, I have to be almost everywhere at the same time. So it's stressful. It's so many hours and a lot of determination and you also need a lot of support because you can't do it on your own and you also have to start somewhere because I started doing pro bonoak and that is how I got clients. And right now, it's still challenging. I have not really, it's a journey. In an African setting, mental health is taken so lightly. Why do you think this is? I explained this by just describing a scenario. We had a research, I was taking part in a research that we did a few months ago and we're dealing with the youth and the children and not all of them really understood what mental health was. And as much as we would like to see ourselves as very aware of mental health issues, it was really clear at that point that we have moved forward but we've actually left a lot of people behind. So the children, there's some people who could try and explain by just naming illnesses or conditions. So someone could tell you stress, someone could even say pressure because that is what they hear their parents saying. Nikuna pressure. And it's actually stress or depression. So we, our community, we are not really aware of what is mental health and how we can come together and help each other. And all I, what I got from the whole discussion was that we really need to go back from the start and start afresh. Okay. How can we do this? We just need to go back to the basics and go back to the community. We do very good outreaches and awareness in schools, in communities because if I empower someone, one person from a community, that person is able to go back and empower that community. So we just work with the people we have, with the resources we have, but go back to the roots and start all over again. Because even right now, the people who are a little bit aware also get a lot of things mixed up. So if you talk to them about mental health and mental illnesses, they're different, but they're not able to distinguish them. Okay. Briefly tell us the difference. The difference. So mental health is the overall well-being of an individual. So it's the physical, the social, the psychological, the economic. It's every aspect in your life. So you can't be well if one thing is off. So it's everything that a human being needs in order to be okay. That is mental health.  So if you tell someone mental health, someone will tell you stress or depression, but it's not really that. So the illnesses are now the conditions that are associated with mental health. Well, I also did not, I just realized I did not know the difference. And speaking of not understanding exactly what is happening, most people suffer in silence, quote unquote. So as a psychologist, what is the remedy for this? People are suffering in silence. And okay. The issue was also brought up on the world's mental, men's mental health day. It was a few months ago. And what we realized by then is that as a community, we don't have a talking culture. And the talking culture came from when we were young. The example when, let's say a boy fights with another person and then he comes back crying. They'll tell him, be a man. Yeah. Yeah. And the talking culture was not embraced when we were young. And it was not also to the boys, but it was also to an extent to some communities, in some communities to some extent, also the girls did not embrace the talking cultures. So we don't have that in our community. We don't have that in some of the families. And if we want to be somewhere or if we want to be able to bring interventions that are to help our community in tackling mental health issues, that is where I think we should start. And also the talking culture needs a collective effort because if I decide to talk to you about my problem and then you go and tell someone else, tell someone else, then you're not encouraging me to come to you when I have a problem. So it's mental health issues. It's not something that only one person can solve. So we need to come together as a community in the different relationship that we have, whether it's your partner, your friends, your sisters. And if we are encouraging people to talk, to open up and to find solutions, then we also need to encourage offering safe spaces to people and also listening to people in order to make them open up and you can advise or you can decide to find help from someone else. And going back to self-realization, what can you tell the youth, a youth member who is trying to find their footing, say in career or business, but they don't know what to do as you have done? They need to recognize who they are first of all. And if you know who you are, then you know your strengths, you know your weaknesses and you know when you need support and how you can need support. So when it comes to the youths who are still finding themselves, you cannot offer something that you don't know. So it really requires you to actually learn not only yourself, but you learn your community and who you're working with, who you're dealing with. And it requires a lot of research also. And when you actually learn about who you are and how far you can go and how your challenges affect you personally, then it is also easy for you to offer a service or to help someone else or to start something that is very sustainable because you're able to just listen to yourself. Thank you so much for coming to the show. I have learnt the difference between mental health and issues and mental... Yeah, I'm still confused, but I'm learning. But what you're doing is really uplifting. It's to live more. And having to listen to someone else's problem while you're going through your own is a sign of strength. I will commend you for that. So thank you so much. If you know who you are, you're able to identify your strengths, you're able to identify what you need and when you need help from someone else, it is easy to look for it and the solution will come to you. See you next time. This has been Youth in Action.