Starring Irene Dunn on the Cavalcade of America, sponsored by Dupont. Maker of better things for better living through chemistry. Tonight's Dupont welcomes to Cavalcade's Hollywood Playhouse, one of our very favorite stars of stage and motion pictures. Lovely Irene Dunn. In the unforgettable role she created in the RKO motion picture, Simeron. Adapted from Edna Ferber's thrilling novel of the same title. And now the lights are being dimmed as the curtain goes up on Simeron with Irene Dunn. Tonight's play on the Cavalcade of America. Land of the forests, the waving sea of grass. Oklahoma, the Indian country. Crossed by Coronado, questing for gold. By French trappers roaching west from Louisiana. And always there were Indians. Then came the settlers, pushing the Indians further and further west. Swarming across borders to the lush fertile plains between the turbulent Simeron and the roaring Canadian. In 1889 Washington realized these land-starred pioneers could no longer be denied. So President Harrison signed the proclamation and the Indian territory was open. At noon, April 22nd of that fateful year, by the thousands they stood poised at the border. All breathlessly awaiting the signal which would send them reaching into the territory to claim land. Land for their own. The hand on a soldier's watch ticked on for the noon hour. 1157, 1158, 1159 and April 29th, one week later, in the cool quiet home of her parents in Wichita. Sabra Kravach stands reading aloud a letter written from the new town of Osage by her husband Yancy, describing the new territory. By nightfall there wasn't an acre Sabra. Not an acre left of the two million opened at noon. Sabra, sugar, there has never been anything like that run since creation. History made in an hour like a miracle out of the Old Testament. Sounds just like Yancy Kravach, the tongue of a bishop in the soul of a buccaneer.  Oh, why I ever let you marry a man like that I'll never know. Rhapsodizing over Oklahoma. You might be interested to know that Yancy is going to publish a newspaper in Osage. And when he gets back here next week, little seminar returning to Oklahoma with him. Sabra, Sabra, are you out of your mind? Oklahoma? Why, I simply forbid you. I'll forbid it and not mom, I'm going. Yancy's right. There's an empire to be had and to be tamed. And if that's the life my husband chooses, then his wife and son will be with him when those wagons roll into Osage. Osage it is sugar and odds glory. Months ago a crawling red berry today a rip roaring town. That was just Osage's way of saying welcome stranger. Oh, but Yancy, it's fun. Come on sugar, you'll feel different after you've seen the little newspaper planner got here for us. Now let me get off here. Feels good to stretch my legs. Come on honey, jump down, I'll catch you. Got to open this door. Mrs. Kravach, welcome to your new home. Well silly, aren't you going to let me get down? When you hire a carriage, you generally pay your cabbie fare, don't you sugar? How a what? Oh, Yancy really knows these stories. I carried you in from the wagon, didn't I? A nice safe trip if I say so myself. Oh, dearest, all that for a kiss you could have had just for the taking. Now help yourself to look around your home. Oh, Yancy, you mean we have to live here? Sugar, I know it's no witch at our palace, but you'll make it one for the three of us. First thing we've got to do is start publishing the Osage wig wand. I want the papers out, we'll have time and money for everything. Oh, when I hear you say it, Yancy, I feel pretty sure of it. When I start looking around... Oh, little Sabre, if I'd been half a man, I wouldn't have dragged you and same off here, but I couldn't have left you in Kansas. I love you so much, just the thought of not having you. Oh darling, darling, darling. Maybe, maybe you and Sim should go back to Wichita. This is a hard and callous country for a woman. No, Yancy. No, my husband. With a vow goers, darling. Forever. Oh, if there wasn't anything else I'd love you for, Sabre. I'd worship you for that. Anybody at your home? Hey, Grant, in here. Well, how ya, Yancy? Old lop-eared buffalo? Oh, I beg your pardon, ma'am. Grant, I want you to meet my wife, Sabre. This is Grant Nolan on it. How do you do, Mr. Nolan? Mr. Nolan, she says. Don't miss her, since that Texas judge gave me five years for rustling. Oh, now don't mind, Grant, sugar. If the judge had known his business, Grant had gotten life. That's a goodin', that's a goodin'. By the way, Yancy. Remember, I told you about Jack Pigler. The seller tried to run a newspaper here and was killed. A newspaper man killed? Oh, Sabre. And what do you aimin' to say, Grant? Well, from what I've been hearing while you were East, I just forget about trying to pin the kill of the Lon Yannis gang. Well, Grant, somebody around here's got to tell the truth. And if Lon Yannis thinks you can get away... Yes, and Mr. Nolan's trying to tell you this because he's heard something. You did hear something, didn't you, Mr. Nolan? Well... Sabre, I've worn these guns for good many years. I'll be wearing them while Lon Yannis is roostin' in Boot Hill if I can prove who killed Jack Pigler. All I can do is warn you, Yancy. Lon Yannis is on the prod up the street thanks, Grant. If you see Lon, tell him I'm waiting. All right, Yancy. See you later. Yancy, what sort of a town is this? So what sort of a man are you that you'd make yourself a target for a gunman's bullet? I only know what sort of a man I'd be if I let Yannis get away with this blood. Yancy, now, no. You've got to promise me. You've got to be careful. I didn't come out. Yancy, Yannis is getting up the street. They're headed this way. I'm right here waiting. Oh, Yancy, don't go out there. Please, don't... I thought maybe I'd miss the place. I'm back, Lon. But that's what I've got to take up with you. You'll have to wait. What I've got for you won't wait. Or maybe you'd rather stay in there behind your missy. Don't you miss me? You're good for nothing, Lofa.  Why don't you throw away them shooting iron cravat? You don't need two guns. You've got two apron strings. Come on, boys. It'll be all over town in ten minutes that Yancy cravat hides behind a woman's petticoat. Well, let them say it. You can't run a newspaper dead, can you? And after seeing him, I've decided, oh, Sage, you need our newspaper. Saber, you mean that about the newspaper? Yes, I do. I certainly do. All right, sugar. We'll start right now. And the first thing we'll do is print the name of the man who killed Jack Pegger. Oh, no, wait, Yancy. You can't do it that way. And why not? We're going to print the truth paper. No, no, no. Now, look, we need help. Don't you see we need the support of the whole town? Well, they won't be afraid anymore. Sure, sure, but how are you... Now, if we could only get them together at a sort of a meeting like a church meeting. They wouldn't dare say away from that. A church? You know, Sage, but there isn't any. Well, maybe it's kind of unholy sounding, but my saloon will hold close to 300 people if yet care is... Church? In a saloon? Well, of course. What difference does that make? You said yourself where his word is spoken is his temple, and you'll be the preacher. You always were a good talker. All right, Sabre, I'll do it. We'll print up a bulletin today. The largest type we've got and posted on the front of the Red Dog Saloon. Come, all ye faithful. Now, baptize you with a bottle of rock. Oh, darling, you don't think... Eat that enough. And you might find that the Lord's sword is too agey. Come on, Sabre, church is about to come in. We've come to the first service in this old-age, Methodist, Catholic, Baptist, Episcopal, Lutheran Congregational Church. We've come from Proverbs. There's a lion in the way. A lion is in the street. But since I'm going to change the word lion to jackal and name a few names, anyone who wishes to leave may leave now. Now, friends, perhaps I made a mistake in saying jackal. Perhaps I should say skunk because it is a skunk who has held this town abjectly terrorized by his threats of sudden death. But today I'm going to name that skunk who has brought down our former newspaper editor when his back was turned. He's in this tent now, and his name is... Yes, and look how he's gone. I shot Lon Yonder's in self-defense. Are we going to let this meeting was just a trick to get the honest worker back? Could gun him down. Shook him. Sabre. Lead them into him. Sing, Sabre, for the Lord's sake sing. Oklahoma. Simeron starring Irene Dunn has brought you this evening the Cavalcade of America sponsored by Dupont, makers of better things for better living through chemistry. Sabre arrived in Osage four years during which Sabre has worked side by side with her roistering gifted husband. It is late afternoon and Sabre is editing the weekly edition of the wigwam when the door opens. No, not quite. Good. I'm going to write a sizzling editorial. It's high time Osage buckled on her guns about the pinto kid. Oh, Yancy, why must you always be the one who looks for trouble? We have law officers here. They've had their chance. Now I'm going to take mine. You mean you're growing bored with Osage now that it's settling down.  Nothing? Where right is concerned? Right. I have a few rights. The rights of a wife and a mother.  No, Shooka, don't get upset. I'm not getting upset. I am upset. There's something in your blood, Yancy. Lord, help us. Never let you rest. You've always boasted how you could never stay in one place for more than a few years. You start jobs and leave them. Have done them all with the dangers out of them. That's only because this land of ours is filled with a thousand frontier, 10,000 jobs to be done. Only a handful of us to do them. Jobs like making a target of yourself for outlaws and bullets. No, Yancy. This time I mean it.  You wouldn't. There's still too much to be done here. Well, if you can't bluff me down this time, Yancy, I'll leave for Wichita tomorrow. If you don't give me your solemn promise, never to touch a gun again. All right, Shooka. I'll see that you get your ticket. You go back. Try and live down the shame of leaving Oklahoma happy. You know I couldn't go. Remember what I told you the first day I set foot in this room? With a valgoist? I go, forever. Shameless woman. I only love her. Oh, darling, please. You're squeezing me to death. I'm not squeezing, Shooka. I'm just cleaning to you. You're like a strong, straight bower and my love of iron trying to clothe you on all its twining fragrance. And I suppose you had a Shakespeare? No. That's just plain Yancy crevasse. Oh. Cool for this week's edition. Thanks, Mr. Simmons. Uh, excuse me, ma'am, but it's more than an hour past press time now. Yes, yes. But it's not putting the paper together. Mr. Kravap will take care of that when he returns. Oh, Ms. Kravap. It'll be just like last week all over again when he didn't come around till next day. I didn't ask your advice, Mr. Simmons. Yes, ma'am. I only couldn't be sure to start making it up. Now, here's the feature story. When you wrote commemoration of territory's fifth birthday. Hmm. In that story about the ladies' auxiliaries' new club rooms and the tea social on Sunday... Kravap! Yancy, where have you been? The paper's all ready to go. Oh, hang the paper, Kravap. I've got news. Real news. You seem to forget we have a paper to get out. I know, Kravap. President Cleveland just signed the proclamation an hour ago, opening up the Cherokee Strip for settlement. He'll make his purchase from the Cherokees and thrown open for white settlement.  Lord, sewing clubs and shirts suffers in wallpaper and Paris fashion. Oh, she's just like Chick-O-Cla-Nel. Let me see Kravap. Sugar, we'll sell the paper. Pack our things, make the run. Have a ranch with horses and steers. I won't. I won't go. I'd rather die first. Never, Yancy, and you can't make it. Honey, you don't understand. It's the biggest thing in the history of Oklahoma. I don't want anything but a few years of happiness and comfort with my family. Oh, Yancy, yes. Sabra, you've got to listen to me. No, no, I mustn't listen to you. The trouble is I've listened to you too often. You're not a man, Yancy Kravap. You're not even a husband.  You won't go with me? You know I won't go. I don't believe you'll go either. There, Sabra, is where you're mistaken. You will not go. If I were here when that gun went off and the Cherokee run started, that bullet would go through my heart and you could bury me alongside the Pinto kids. You're stubborn. Stubborn, that's what you are.  I hate to leave having you think that of me, sugar.  But the paper and all I've got is yours. May God keep you.  Silver has now touched the hair of beautiful Sabra for that, a successful influential woman who has helped guide Oklahoma to become a state of the Union. Then, on the night of Oklahoma's first national election, seated behind the editor's desk of the Osage Daily wigwam, Sabra looks up. Well, Jimmy, what on earth are you doing here? Shouldn't you be home working on those examinations? Oh, how could I study when my mother is about to become the first congresswoman in history? How do the returns look? Pretty good, son. In fact, I'm beginning to be a little frightened. You frightened? Well, I've seen you in there battling everybody single-handed too long. I know. Well, it's not really frightened. Oh, I don't know. I guess it's disappointment. All these years I've worked have been only because I thought your father would be back. Mom, he would if he were alive. You see, son, I wanted him to be the first congressman from Osage. He loved this country so much. So, you missed her back. You missed her back. Yes, what is it, Mr. Simmons? He just came in the last return. You're it, Miss Kravak. You're the new congressman. Oh, Mom, gosh, I'm proud of you. The first congresswoman in history. Oh, what's the matter, Mrs. Kravak? Mom, Mom, you've been overdoing it. You better come home now. No, no, I'm all right. I'm sorry. I'm acting just the way your father would expect a woman to after the time like this. Oh, Sabra? Sabra, we've just come from campaign headquarters. Sabra, my dear congratulations. Isn't it wonderful? Is it? Is it? I don't know. Oh, darling, of course it is. And we've planned so many things for you before you leave for Washington. Mr. Oaks wants you to attend a luncheon at Honorary Chairwoman next Wednesday when they bring in the first well in the New Perhuska oil field. Oh, imagine what an occasion. The hotel is catering a luncheon right out in the oil field itself. And for our chief speaker, we'll have Congresswoman Sabra Kravak. What an example for all Sabra Kravak. My heart, my dear, dear friends, many of us here today have watched Oklahoma grow from a savage wilderness. We have seen schools and churches, roads, replaced lawless frontiers. My part in all this, everything I've done, everything I will ever do, has been nearly building on the glorious blueprint of progress drawn from the first day I came to Oaks. Drawn by my beloved husband, Oklahoma's true leader, Yancey Kravak. The territory was open. Yancey wrote me a letter. Was the man hurt? But he sure was a hero. Oh, I'll go see what I can do. No, you won't. Was any open? Yes. Yes, ma'am. My darling, there was so much for us to do together. We did everything we had to do together. All those plans you had, darling. Oklahoma. Oh, you done the job. Better than I could have sugar. No, Yancey, darling. It's you and men like you who build the world. Build it for the rest of us to live in. You've got to get well, Yancey. Got to. No, sugar. Why, mother? Because, woman, hide me. Hide me in your love. Lee, come on, boy. My dearest boy. In a few moments, our star, Irene Dunn, will return to the microphone. Meanwhile, Gain Whitman has some interesting information about color. At night, runs the proverb, all cats are gray. Return for a moment that you had it in your power to decide what color all cats should be. If you held up your finger and said gray, all cats would be gray. Would you do it? Well, why not? A gray cat is a perfectly good cat. But the chances are that if you had your say so, you'd keep right on turning out 1942 model cats in the usual colors. You might even brighten them a bit with pink or green. Why? Because a world without color is a dreary, dreary place. And all of us know that so. 30 years ago, curtains, table linen, shirts were always white. Shoes were black, white, brown, or gray. Mintsuits were black or blue. Stockings were black or white. Our fathers and mothers lived in the white and black world of a photograph. Well, again, why not? Why do we enjoy so many colors today? The answer, as before, is that there are values in this world that have nothing whatever to do with utility. Some feeling deep inside us tells us that a colorful world is not only a gayer, pleasanter place, but a better place. The sky is blue, the grass is green, little chicks are yellow, and when it comes to color, butterflies combine the most gorgeous colors we know. So today we use color, lots of it. We have it to use. We have it largely because modern chemistry provides us with it. The DuPont Company, for example, manufactures paints and dyes in hundreds of base colors which, through various formulations, may be extended to an almost infinite number of shades. Some of them serve plain purposes. They go into carbon paper and stove polish and printing ink. Every piece of white paper has a little blue in it to make it look whiter. But thousands of colors are dedicated to one thing and one thing alone. The pursuit of happiness. Paints brighten the walls of our homes, our offices. Food colors make the things we eat and drink more attractive. Dyes assure women an endless supply of dresses never twice the same. Color in our time doesn't merely gloss over the surface of an object that might otherwise be ugly. It's an integral part of our lives. Color used for the joy of itself. Color as free as that note of pure joy on the part of creation, the butterfly's jeweled wings. Such a contribution to the happiness of mankind can't be weighed or measured, but the DuFont chemist who has done his share to provide it feels that the colors he creates are among the better things for better living through chemistry. And now we'd like you to meet our star, Irene Dunn. It made me very happy tonight to return to my old love simmering on the Calvocate of America. It was that picture that gave me the opportunity to react to stream dust. I hope that the qualities I admire so much in saber crevasse will always find affection in the hearts of men and women. To me, she is a very real American. Thank you. Thank you, Irene Dunn. It's been a pleasure to have you with us on Calvocate, and we hope you'll be back again soon. By the way, be sure to listen next Monday evening when we will present Pancho Tone in Sidney Kingsley's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Men and White. I shan't miss it, you can be sure, John. Thanks again, everybody. Good night. In support of Miss Dunn, Yancey Cravat was played by Gail Gordon. Tonight's radio version of Simeron was written especially for Calvocate of America by Paul Franklin. The original music was composed and directed by Robert Armbruster. Be sure to listen next Monday evening when the Calvocate of America stars Pancho Tone in Men and White, the thrilling play which dramatically portrays the courage and faith exemplified in the daily work of American doctors and nurses. Your announcer is John Heaston, sending you best wishes from DuPont. This is the red-network of a national broadcasting company.


Hi everyone and welcome. My name is Claire Carmichael, I'm a second year adult student nurse and I'm going into my third year in January and I can't wait. But today I'm here to tell you all about this amazing thing that we've just launched today and it is... That's right. The GPNSN General Practice Nursing Student Nurse Network. What does that mean? What does this mean? You all want to know because it's going to be amazing. You're going to be world by it. You're going to want to be part of it. You're going to want to share it. And here we go. Firstly, a little bit of background information. So the sort of nurse that I want to be is a general practice nurse. This is something that I've always wanted to do and always thought about doing but I never thought that I could do it myself. Especially as a newly qualified nurse, I was listening to all the myths of you can't be a newly qualified nurse. It's somewhere you're retired to and that really put me off to be honest. But then I started my nursing journey and this year, as some of you might know that's watching this vlog, I had a general practice placement and I just fell in love. If you haven't watched those vlogs yet, go back and have a look at those general practice placement vlogs and see how much you do as a general practice nurse. So I fell in love and I thought, you know what? This is for me. This is amazing. I absolutely love this. I want to shout about it. I want to blog about it. I want to vlog about it. It was that good. I wanted to promote it to death. So that's a little bit about my backstory. And when I qualify, hopefully I will become a general practice nurse and I will continue to be a general practice ambassador and share all the amazing things that general practice nurses do and get you really motivated and excited and dispel these myths that you keep hearing about general practice nursing. So this student nurse network that we have for GPN is full of dedicated, motivated, amazing, positive people that absolutely love primary care and they want to shout about it because we need more nurses in general practice. All of the general practice nurses, they are a little bit older. They're going to be retiring. There's going to be no nurses left and we're on a campaign to get more people into general practice. The government have recognized this and that's where the general practice 10-point plan has come into place. It's also part of the five-year forward view. I'm going to put the links below so make sure you read the links and have a look more around it. It's just amazing. It's amazing that the government are on board with this and something's been put into place to get more nurses into practice. So what myths are there around general practice nursing and what can we do about this? Myth number one. General practice is somewhere you retire to. You can't just go into that just as a young Cres student. No, that's a load of rubbish. Why would you want to retire into general practice nursing? Why wouldn't you want a long, healthy, happy career with amazing hours, with amazing patients that are going to grow old with you? And why? Why is it somewhere you retire to? Because is the misconception that it's full of a relaxed, chilled atmosphere that you don't do very much as a general practice nurse? Because when I had my placement in general practice, I mean, I knew general practice nurses did a lot. I didn't realize how much general practice nurses do.  They've got patient after patient after patient. They are busy. So let's just raise that myth right now. It's not somewhere you retire to. It's somewhere you can have a long, happy, healthy career. Myth number two. Don't go to general practice because you're going to lose all of your skills. What?  You're going to lose what skills, what skills am I going to lose? Because general practice nurses do so, so much and more. General practice nursing. You would not believe the amount of skills you are going to use as a general practice nurse. You're going to be thinking of a patient in a holistic way. You're going to have to manage all of those emotions as well as the physical problems that they come into you with. You're going to be doing wound dressings. You're going to be given injections. You're going to be doing catheters. You're going to be doing so much as a general practice nurse you wouldn't believe. So I really want to know what exact skills am I going to lose? Because the core value skills that you need as a nurse is exactly what you need as a general practice nurse. Those core value skills, the six C's of nursing guys, care, communication, compassion, competence, commitment and courage, they are the six C's you need as a nurse. And you have to be working alongside an amazing team of doctors. You're going to see paramedics. You're going to have to work with your reception team, the other nurses, the healthcare assistants, phlebotomists. You're going to be working with a whole range of people in that practice area. So not only are you using your collaboration skills and your team working skills, you've got those core value skills as well. The only things that you might not do in general practice is an IV and a cannula. Two things. But unless you really want to do those every single day, on award, wherever you are in placement, unless you actually genuinely want to do those things every single day, they're the only two things that I can think of that a general practice nurse doesn't do. And even now district nurses are actually being trained to do that out at home because people are being cared for at home now. They're going to be doing those things at home. So you're going to need those skills as well as everything else that a general practice nurse needs. So let's just de-miff this whole skill thing because it's not nice. It's not nice to say that general practice nurses aren't skilled because they are. They really wowed me when I worked with them on my placement. I've never seen anyone work the way that that nurse worked and she was amazing. Myth number three. One of my personal favourites is you're going to need a year's experience in A&E before you do general practice nursing. You're going to need experience on the wards before you do general practice nursing. No! Why? Why do people say this? And I don't just hear this about general practice nursing. I'm sorry I'm laughing because it just makes me laugh when I read these comments in student forums on Facebook groups. I see it on Twitter as well. I see it across social media, okay? And this is not good, guys. If wherever you want to work, whatever you want to do, whatever sort of nurse you want to be, do you know what? Go out and do it. Don't let someone say to you. You need such and such experience before you go into that place. So you're going to train in another area doing all these different things.  You're going to have to train doing that particular area the way that area works. You're going to be training and doing all of that, knowing that in your heart you don't want that. You want general practice nursing or you want a district nursing role. If you even A&E, I've heard people say, you know, you can't work in an A&E until you've had such and such experience. It's a never-ending circle of life. But you know what? You're going to be in that area. You're going to be training. Your heart's not going to be in it. And then you apply for your general practice nursing job or your district nursing job or whatever area you're going to go into. Having gained that year's experience to then retrain because it's a whole different set of skills that you're going to be using. Okay, we all have the same core values and six seas and all of that. But there's different ways of doing things. There's different computer systems. There's a different team to collaborate with. There's all these different things that you're going to have to retrain on because you've got a different area and experience from a different place. And now you're having to do it all again. It doesn't make sense to me in my head. Does this make sense to you? Because I'm trying to explain it, but my personal opinion is why should you train somewhere you don't want to work to then to train and get all the knowledge from that particular area, that speciality to then go into another area, another speciality with a whole different system and having to retrain again. It doesn't make sense. It does not make sense to me. So no, do you know what? If you want to work in the community, if you want to work in primary care, if you want to work on a ward, if you want to work in a particular area, if you want to work in sexual health and family planning, go and apply.  You're ready to apply for jobs. Apply. Get your voice and your name heard. Apply to that area. Tell them why you're going to be amazing. Get in. Get in there. Tell them. Sell yourself. Be passionate and tell them why they should pick you because no amount of experience on any other area is going to prepare you for that particular area. That's my point that I'm trying to get across. And I know for 100% fact that as a newly qualified nurse, you can apply to a general practice to become a general practice nurse straight away without getting all of that experience from another ward, another placement area. Don't do it. Don't waste your time. If general practice is where you want to be like me, get applying. Okay. And just fall in love with general practice like I did. And just don't listen to all of the negative comments. Don't listen to the advice of going to work in different areas. If that's where you want to be for the rest of your career, go and do it. Get out there. Part of the 10 point plan is all about getting the student nurses into general practice as well. So not only am I saying in it, I'm giving you the evidence behind what I'm saying. It's there. It's in writing. You are going to be welcomed with open arms into general practice as a newly qualified nurse. So please erase that myth. There we go. It's erased. It's gone. Now we're on a fresh start. So on a final note, I just wanted to talk about why I particularly love general practice and why I want to become a general practice nurse. So for me personally in my own experience, when I was out on placement, I just completely fell in love. I loved that you saw literally from pregnancy all the way to death. So you saw them pregnant. You saw them coming with their babies, then newborn babies for the vaccines, seeing them as children and growing up. You're seeing different family members as well. So one day you might see the child. One day you might see the dad. The next day you might see the sister, the aunt.  And you'll see them in a true holistic way. And that's the real love of mine. I love seeing patients in a holistic way and thinking about their psychological needs, their social needs, their physical needs, combining it all as one because that's literally how we should be nursing. I think I don't like just treating a symptom and that's it. I like to think about the whole picture and prevention and health promotion. I like to prevent the illness from happening and I am very hot on prevention and health promotion massively. So to do that out in general practice and if I can prevent somebody from having a hospital admission and fair enough you won't prevent it all the time. There are going to be a lot of the time where you can't prevent it and it just happens and there will be a hospital admission. But if I can do my utmost to prevent that from happening and motivate patients to lead healthier lives and think about things holistically and just prevent that from happening that is my job done and that to me is like the most rewarding thing I can ever think of and it's just really lovely, the bonds that you get with your patients and they come back to you time and time again and they're really grateful and they really trust you and they really respect you and that for me is just that's why I love general practice nursing. I absolutely adore it. I love the whole age ranges. I love that you're going to see like an elderly person one day, a young person another day. You're going to see a teenager. You're going to see someone with different mental health conditions. You're going to see people learning disabilities. There is no end to general practice nursing. They are a jack of all trades and they manage it so well and I just pray that I make an amazing general practice nurse and I really do everybody and myself proud and hopefully I'm going to motivate and inspire all of you guys watching this now to become general practice nursing and really think differently or even if you don't want to do general practice nursing or become a general practice nurse yourself just to really think differently about it and not see it as somewhere to retire to and pass on the information as well. You can all help by passing on this information just to dispel these myths and get rid of the stigma and let's promote it. Let's inspire people to become GPNs and let's just, yeah, provide an amazing service to everybody. So thank you so much for tuning in and watching and if you have any questions about general practice nursing or nursing in general, please feel free to comment to drop me a message on my inbox. My social media has always opened 24-7. Give me an inbox and I'll reply and yeah, good luck if you're studying, if you're applying to nursing, good luck and have an amazing day wherever you are, whatever you're doing, enjoy.


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Look at these English words. Do you pronounce them with a voiceless post alveola african and say cheap, chin and chop? Or is your version something like sheep, shin or shop? In which case even different meanings may be the result. Well, if this is the case, then you probably pronounce German words that begin with chur, like cheche or chus, in a similar fashion and say cheche and chus. So what can we do about this? The problem is a distributional one. Both English and German have the phoneme chur and an alofon which occurs in final position as an English match or in German much. However, whereas English also has an initial alofon as in chief, this alofon does not occur in German. In fact, it is often realized as chur as in chef. How can we solve this problem and pronounce the african even word initially? Well, apart from the fact that we can produce chur word finally as in match, kitsch or quach, we can use these German words as a starting point for words with initial chur. The trick is quite simple. Say match and add an English word starting with chur. So we have, for example, much cheap. Now drop the initial syllable ma and you're there. Ma cheap becomes cheap. Alternatively, you can use a short glottal stop in front of the English words and the effect is virtually the same. You get a cheap, a chin and a chop. So it's simple, isn't it? I hope my advice helps and you will no longer find it difficult to produce present-day English words with an initial chur.


Hi, everyone. Good afternoon. Thank you so much for being here. My name is Cara Al-Nasrawi. You've probably all received many emails from me, but don't know me personally. I'm the director of business and workforce development. And in addition to that, I have been helping the city manage our ARPA funds, the $27 million of American Rescue Plan Act funds. Through our budgetary process, as you know, is in the June months, June and July, we passed that we would have $1 million go to support our nonprofit community who's doing a lot of the hard work in this city. And you all applied. The program was five times oversubscribed. It was very hard to make choices. I want to thank the support I received from Director Pine and the CEDO office on this, as well as there's some people standing in the back and members of CEDO who were on, as well as Councillor Carpenter, who are on our review committee. We met many times, and it was a lot of hard decisions to make. But I'm really happy to be here and celebrate all the work that you guys do and that you guys were able to receive your grants. I know I said this to a few people who walked in early. I love to structure these grants and help get them out the door, and then comes the paperwork piece. So I know we still have some outstanding pieces of paperwork with all of you, and we're getting those checks out the door as soon as we can. But thank you so much for being here, and I'd like to introduce our mayor. So good afternoon, everyone. I'm really glad we're able to have an event together like this and kind of note this pretty significant milestone in for the community, for building back from the pandemic. I want to thank Cara as well as the committee that helped make these decisions for, including Councillor Carpenter, for your work on this. The city has really seen our role as the biggest city in the state, as this centralized effort. We've seen Burlington's role as being one of really trying to help lead not just this community, but the whole region and really in some ways the state out of this incredibly traumatic, challenging period of time that was the pandemic in the year afterward. And a principle that we have had both for the way we responded to the virus from very early on to the way that we are trying to lead this recovery is that we need to be focused as a city on our response on the recovery being equitable. And that's something that didn't happen everywhere during the pandemic. There was great disparities in the public health response and we saw tremendous disparities in different communities having different health outcomes. We also know that on early relief efforts, the money that the federal government was sending out was shared and it did not get it out in an equal way. And we've really been determined as a city to try to work against that and make sure that the efforts that we were leading were equitable. And I do see this program as being one of the main efforts working with all of you as being one of the main ways that we are doing that at this point in the recovery. The people in the room include child care youth service and elder care organizations. Includes organizations committed to providing food security and supporting the basic needs of people throughout the community. There are arts and cultural groups here. There are health care providers here. Housing and homeless service providers are here. Our focus on homelessness has been really the most significant way we have used the ARPA dollars, the federal dollars. And we've been doing that with the city's own efforts with the building of the Elmwood Avenue shelter, but it's also reflected in some of the awards that have been done through this program. There are organizations here who expand our sense of belonging and safety for LGBTQ, BIPOC, and immigrant neighbors. And there are partners here in the room who are real leaders in our collective fight against the opioid crisis, which is a public health challenge that predated the pandemic and has worsened dramatically since 2020 and continues to be a source of tremendous heartbreak. The work that you all do in our community to support people, families, and industries most impacted by the pandemic is critical. Our hope is that with these federal dollars, that work can be advanced and expanded in a way that relieves the lingering challenges of the pandemic and accelerates a just recovery for Burlington and Vermont. We know we haven't been able to provide all the resources you need to meet that challenge, but we hope with these grants it's a meaningful step forward. So that's really it. We wanted to have this moment to say thank you for your leadership, for your commitment to the city, for your commitment to Vermont, and for your collaborative, innovative, and caring spirit in the face of the challenges we've been through and everything that's still ahead. And we hope you'll hang out for a few minutes, enjoy some coffee and desserts if you haven't yet, and maybe meet some new colleagues. So thank you all for being here. Hi, I'm Tom Dalton. And I'm Jess Kirby. And we're from Vermoners for Criminal Justice Reform. And last year, we opened a specialized reentry and recovery center for justice involved people living with substance use disorder in downtown Burlington. And Jess, do you wanna talk a little bit about the services we have there? Sure, we offer reentry services to people recently leaving incarceration. We have recovery supports and peer supports at case management. We have a contingency management program, so a lot of direct services for justice involved people. And we are currently working with over 120 people. You know more about that. So the city of Burlington has been our biggest supporter in getting this reentry and recovery center up and running, both financially, but also just in terms of helping us get the resources from a variety of different grant funders. And Mayor Weinberger in particular has been a real champion for us. And today we're here for a reception for ARPA grant recipients for nonprofit organizations.  We're really excited to be here today and really grateful for the support that the city of Burlington has given us. We have seen a rise in overdose deaths in Burlington and Chinook County and in Vermont. And one of our main goals is to help reduce overdose deaths of justice involved people and reduce overdose deaths in our community. And these funds have really allowed us to kind of expand services in Burlington, expand access to innovative services, really expand access to direct services for people that are very high risk for overdose. And the funds that we've received have really helped us to be able to make this program a reality and to be able to help some of the most vulnerable people in our community. So we're really grateful and happy to be here. I'm Kim Anderson. I'm the director of development for the community health centers. And today we are really lucky to be accepting a grant award to help fund a nurse position within our homeless healthcare program. The nurse in this program goes to many different outreach areas throughout the city to help with wound care and to help with vaccination, to help be that bridge to many other different social services that probably got a lot of good grant money today as well. So I think trying to help improve the health of all within our community is that's our mission. And it's really nice to have the city support that and increase our partnership in this sort of way. Hi, I'm Dave Mullen with Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity and we are very pleased to be here today as part of this award, Green Mountain Habitat is gonna be able to build more affordable housing, more home ownership in the city of Burlington. We are extremely grateful for this opportunity to put this money to work in perpetually affordable housing. I'm Sarah Carpenter, city councilor from the new north end of Burlington. And I'm here with my colleague, Andrea Vietz who's executive director of the Heineberg Senior Center who just received award. And Andrea can tell you about the center. Any award. Thank you, Sarah. The senior center serves over 500 people a year both from the new north end of Burlington, but also from all around Chittenden County. And with the ARPA funding that we were awarded from the city, we are developing a free lunch project. So we will be offering free meals to seniors three to four days a week and up to 30 people a day. And we're so appreciative to the city. This money also has allowed us to reach out and get funding from some other grand tours as well which has really allowed us to move forward with this project. Thank you. Thank you. And just to put in the plug, the center has lots of other activities, other food activities and social activities and health activities. So come on by. Yeah, absolutely. Bone builders, yoga, line dancing, bingo, bridge, mahjong, there's a peer support group, all kinds of things happening and we've been doing lots of special events lately. You can check out our homepage for a list of those events. Hi, I'm representing Feeding Chittenden. We received funding through the ARPA grant that will go towards creating a safe and welcoming space at the food shelf in Burlington's old north end and the community resource center that accompanies our food shelf. So together we will support folks in need with food, community and opportunity. Brian Pine, I'm work at CEDO as the director and I served on the committee that reviewed the proposals that came in. We obviously had five times the dollars requested that we had available. A lot of important work happening across the community to ensure that the recovery from the pandemic is both just and equitable and organizations that were supported were put together the strongest proposals. It looked like they would have the best chances of succeeding and having an impact on folks who were hit hard by the pandemic and I'm optimistic that these resources will make a difference in our community and I just want to also encourage the organizations that submitted proposals but didn't get chosen to keep up their grid work and hopefully it will be opportunities for them in the future. My name's Becca McHale. I'm the executive director of One Arts Inc. And I'm Margaret Coleman. I'm the board president of One Arts. And we provide arts-based childcare. We have three locations and we received a $10,000 grant from the city that we're using to help cover co-pays for our families who struggle to pay for tuition for their childcare. And we're also using it for supplies for lunch, to provide lunches. We make lunch for all of our children. And as well as other supplies like sun hats or sunscreen, anything that our families can't provide themselves, we're using this grant money to support them. So we're really grateful to the city of Burlington for this extra assistance and just giving us a little bit of support for this early learning center and helping make it a little more possible for access to childcare. The funding that we just received from the city is really vital for this particular program. It's going to help us get food to some of the immigrant and BIPOC communities in the city. The program's through hands and the name of this particular program is called Diverse Pantry and that's going to get food to seniors in the immigrant and BIPOC communities and it's been absolutely vital funding for us to be able to move forward. So we really appreciate this funding.


Hello, this is Buona from Buona.TV and today I want to talk about Elite Dangerous. Specifically, I want to talk about the Elite Dangerous April update which was announced today by Will Flanagan, community manager over at Frontier Developments. This April update is going to release on Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019. As promised in the beginning of March, Frontier is going to be releasing a series of smaller updates as they lead up to their major update in 2020. This brought a lot of controversy in the community and I did a video talking about it myself, I'll put the link in the video description. One of the topics that was promised in this series of updates is new user experience and new user onboarding. The first item in the April update is the beginner zone. For new players in Elite Dangerous, a new collection of systems have been added so that new players can get to hang of the game without fear of dying. This system can only be accessed to new players who have not reached their first rank in combat, trade, or exploration rank. Also in the zone they'll be reduced read buys so players with not a lot of credits can get by. The next thing that's going to be added is a new docking computer called the advanced docking computer. This docking computer mimics the existing docking computer which allows you to automatically dock into stations without worrying about blowing up. It also adds the ability to undock as well so you don't have to worry about smack it into the mail slot when you're leaving as a new player. This module will come standard in all new ships purchase and new players will have it right off the bat. Another new user module that's going to be added is called super cruise assist. I like to call this module the anti-loop of shame module. Super cruise assist is a module that will allow you to target the system and automatically go to that system and come out of super cruise at the right moment, thereby preventing the loop of shame. As a result of these two new modules free module slots are going to be added to all ships. Small ships are going to get two new optional slots so while medium and large ships are going to receive one additional optional internal slot. Once this update comes out all ships will be retroactively fitted with these new module slots. The next thing that's going to be added is a navigation tab which will give you a bunch of information about the system that you're in. This column will give you activities, mission targets, plodded routes, and warning status if the threat level is too high. Within this new tab a new category called activities has been added which will give you stuff about combat bonds in the combat zone, mining asteroids, and resource extraction site, and things of the like. Threat level has also been added which will give the pilot an idea of whether they can handle the activities in that system. The pilot's handbook is going to be similar to the codex except it's going to give you some information on what you can do as an elite dangerous commander. It'll also go over the free records that's required before you can do these things. Trading screen improvements is going to add some more information to the commodities market so that trading can be easily done. Two new panels are going to be added to the commodities market buy and sell. These panels will give you information about the commodities relevant to any active missions you're on, additional icons to provide feedback of profits and supplies, trade data on nearby local systems per commodity, more information on buy and sell commodities, also the ability to select markets or goods and view their trade data in the galaxy map. As promised in the march letter, we're also going to get a series of activities that they previously dubbed community events and they've given them the name interstellar initiatives. These are a series of in-game events which we don't know much about but we'll be giving information about them later on. On top of all this we're going to get a revamped main menu with galnet and other information. Trading missions and challenge scenarios are not going to be accessible in the cockpit. Loading screen tips and bug fixes. All in all it's a pretty sizable quality of life update and exactly what I expected from Frontier, a host of welcome new changes for new users to get into the game and actually stay into the game. I'm also happy that we got optional slots in our ships, two new optional slots in our small ships and one in the medium and large ships is going to change up the gameplay quite a bit to mix it up so that players can come back and try new things. I can already imagine some of the further land spills that are going to come out of this. The advanced docking computer in Supercruise Assist is going to make trading that much easier. Also Supercruise Assist will help with mission running and grinding rank. Look for this update on April 23, 2019 from Frontier. This is Buona from Buona.tv and this is the Elite Dangerous April update. Please click that subscribe button if you enjoy yourself and ring the bell for updates. Also join our Patreon at Patreon.com slash Buona. Merchandise is available at shop.spreadshirt.com slash BuonaTV. Have a great day!


Welcome back on this lovely Wednesday. Let's get a little chat. See if you guys can hear loud and clear. Let's get a couple of screens up and running up up here. There we go. All right, everybody on YouTube, Facebook Live. Good to see you all. Everybody, cyber traders in the cyber group room. Good to see you all. Broadcasting on three different channels right now, which is pretty cool. It's nice with all this remote stuff, isn't it? Let me tell you something. I'm a little freaked out right now. I'm a little freaked out because TLRY is just going way too fast. All right, you've been here before. You saw what happened with GameStop. You saw what happened with AMC. We heard the red stocks. We remember what happened with Kodak. We remember all these stocks that we trade. These big rubs. We see what's happening with blockchain stocks. We own this stock. We've been trading this stock since $25. It's going up way too fast. It really is. And I already sold half of it, which I'm a little upset. Listen, the problem of being a day trader, and some people are like, wait a minute, I thought you knew what you were doing. I'm like, listen, sometimes being a day trader, I get angry at myself because it makes me too conservative. I'm not like some of these big cowboys and they're like all in and stuff like that because that's what I've been doing for 25 years because I'm not an aggressive trader in this and that. I just know where to look. I teach you guys where to look. You know where to find them. You know we've been trading TLRY for about how long we've been trading. How long we've been trading TLRY, guys? Probably about a month already we've been looking into it. All the pot stocks. And it's just that you're in the right place at the right time and then all of a sudden everybody, that's what making it move. I told you that when you have a new administration comes in, you've got new things that are happening. There are certain things I was looking for. We're not going to get the same old, same old. We saw the same thing happen when President Trump was elected and I've seen the same thing happen with President Biden being elected. They want to legalize pot. We've been talking about it for a while. Now you've seen centers talking about it. If you don't believe me, advise on YouTube, just go back and look at my YouTube channel and watch the videos I've done about a month or two months ago. Listen, I tell everyone, I don't have a crystal ball. This is not something like, oh, was it the earnings? Listen, when we trade, we look at an industry and when you see a pattern, that's what happens and that's how things work out. Just like what's going on with DraftKings. Let me just bring up DraftKings. I've been swing trading that one too. But DraftKings, same thing. They want to legalize gambling, online gambling. Now, once again, some of you might think it's a good thing, it's a bad thing, whatever it is. But listen, at the end of the day, money's money. That's why you do this. That's why you trade today's markets.  They're going up way too fast. Now let me just bring up TLRY and you know I talked about this several times. Look at the chart on the right. I want you to see something very carefully. This stock was $300. When you're looking at it right here, you're like, wow, that thing that was up that high and it's got that much moving. Yeah, but look when it started. It did exactly what we're seeing right now. Can this stock go to $200, $300? It's possible. It's possible. But look when it ended up happening. It came right back down to $5, $3. So whatever goes up comes down twice as fast. You've got to be careful of what we're looking at here. All right, so let's just talk about some of the stocks that we traded yesterday. Because I know we've got a lot of new people here. For the first time, we've got people here that were out today yesterday. Yesterday was actually a pretty good day. And let me just change this so you guys can see a little better on YouTube and Facebook. All right, so some of the stocks that we traded yesterday, first of all, my God, the blockchain stocks are just literally just unbelievable, unbelievable. These things, let me just change this so you can see this a little bit better. So I mean, look at that chart, 24 to 42. I mean, this thing has just been just an unbelievable move. Just will not stop. The stock just keeps pushing and pushing and pushing. Why am I not having a good chart right here? There we go. I had the wrong chart there. Look at that long-term chart. All right. Listen, it's not like some of the stock that you could sit there and think you're a beginner. The stock has now has jumped into a category five. It's very volatile. It's very fast. It's going up way too fast.  There's this one. There's Mara. Oops, typed the wrong window. They all are doing the same exact thing. They're all moving really nicely. You could see it once again. They were moving up way, way, way too fast. I unfortunately sold almost most of my riot because I went into TLRY. I wish I still had a more riot. But listen, the thing about being a day trader is that you're in cash at the end of the day. You can come back in the next morning. You could jump back in. You could trade it. Once again, I'm talking about my swing trades. That's how you learn how to swing trade. Once you learn how to day trade, then you could say, you know what? This could be a good swing trade.  How many of you guys went out there and did an option on TLRY? Probably did a leap or something like six months down the road. That's how you trade options. You don't wake up in the morning and be like, okay, what's Tesla option doing today?  Apple's got great options. No, no. You cannot be a good option trader unless you're a good swing trader and you can't be a good swing trader unless you're a good day trader. So you're doing an opposite and it's okay. The best thing that could happen to anybody trading is that you do it. You do it long enough. You lose enough to realize, maybe I got to start joining a team and maybe I got to start learning from people that do it very successfully because if you could stick around and deal with that and hopefully you're going to come to realize, wow, there's really money into it. Because listen, that's how I learned I got into it. All right, so that's just one of the stocks. I just wanted to cover. It was that one. It was that one. It was TLRY, ACB.  CRO went, look at these beautiful stocks, all pot stocks. They're all moving today. What else do we have? We had the CGC that moved yesterday and also another one, another grow company. All of them, all doing well. OGI. These all these things are all moving. Okay. And they're all moving again. SNVL. My God, this can trade over a billion shares yesterday. I mean, this thing is just, already trade 120 million. And it's only pre-market for crying out loud. Try to do that on Webull or Robinhood or TD Ameritrade. They're not going to let you do this in pre-market, but look at that. We've been doing it and it's things been doing awesome and it's doing great. So anyway, what else? Is that all of them? We had a couple of the ones that were part and out of the industry. LI did really nice going into close to 30 to 32 that we traded yesterday. By the way, you can look at all these stocks. We do two events. One in the morning, one in the afternoon if you're a first-time listener here. That one we traded too. What else moved pretty well? Oh, NEO. I don't know what's going on with this NEO stock, but this thing is just like on a tariff crying out loud. NEO is just doing great. Let's see if it breaks all-time highs. That was one of them. Blink was another one. My God, a lot of these charging companies doing well. F-cell, these are all stocks that are part of the whole degree new deal. F-cell, what was that one? Plug. Plug. All of them. Just look at those long-term charges. Unbelievable.  This is a pattern to let you know that some of you, if you go back and you review and see what happened in March when we had the crash, when we had the COVID crash, I call it, that's what I'm calling the COVID crash, just like the financial crash, the COVID crash, the financial crash, all of them, the internet bubble. So anyway, what you have right here is you're seeing the same thing. It's consistent. It's consistent because if you missed it, you were like, oh, I missed that opportunity. That's okay. There's always a new group, a new thing that's going to be moving. And trust me, don't worry about you think you missed this one. There's plenty more out there. All right? So let me go out there and go through the watch list right now, what we've been trading this morning. Oh yeah, once again, Michael, I'm sorry, I missed that too. And we're going to cover that too. There was a lot of other ones. You know, one of the other swing trades I'm in right now is Uber. Actually, I just bought the stock and I put it in my little kids retirement and just, you know, not even looking at this and the airlines. But Uber obviously did well, because Lyft came out with earnings yesterday, right? Is that what it was? I think it was Lyft. Lyft did, yeah, Lyft is Lyft in it. I think that's what it was. Yeah, Lyft is doing pretty well. Yeah. So obviously being in the same industry, if you knew that, you knew, you know, you have to go through one verse to the other. But anyway, those stocks are all moving pretty well too. Let's go over a couple other stocks. So we know the pot stocks, SNDL, TLRY, ACB, CRON, they're all moving very, very well this morning. You can see it, they're testing new highs. I'm just a little nervous because they're going up way too fast. They're very, especially TLRY, it's very hard to trade. Okay. A couple other ones that obviously have nothing to do with those stocks. There's a couple other ones that are moving pretty well. Look at this one, BLTH. If you notice here, I put it in the chat room. Let me put that right there. Hopefully everybody can see that. So on YouTube, and you guys can see it, it's up on top of the alerts. But, you know, we start trading, once again, right before 8 a.m., you could see the watch list right there. You could see those stocks, those are the things we've been trading already in the market. But the BPTH, I don't know where this came from, but you just started making a big pop right now. And how do we know that? Program trading. Three times. 8 a.m., 8 30, and 9 a.m. Okay. If you don't understand how to trade program trading, you should not be trading at all. You've got to know those times. You've got to know what to look for and you know what, having the insight of looking through the big percentage gainers, you know, that's how basically how things, you know, are moving down. Another one that was on that list that actually just kind of just moving right now, OLB, typed in a wrong window. It's moving pretty flat right now. It's gapped up pretty big. It's up 75%, 7.6 million shares, pretty decent spread. Don't like the tier sizes that I'm seeing right now. So it's going to be difficult to get in and out of it, but I want to see how she's trading. I don't see that much algorithms going on on level three, not seeing too many icebergs on level four. I might move this to a second protocol stock, but we know they do always jump up and, you know, come up and work up the ranking the way of trading it. This one, OGI, we've been trading this. I forgot to mention this earlier. This is another stock that we've been trading the last couple of days. OGI, nice big mover. Stock was at 250. Stock went to 350. It's up this, almost six today. It's been a very good swing trade. How do we know it? Because it became a very good day trade. Stock has been closing at the highs, been doing pretty well. Just be very careful. It's going up too fast. So if you are swing trading it, you've got to be careful. When they go up that fast, they come down twice as fast. A couple of the ones that I did not have on the watch list, and that was the UANY. That one, cheap, very inexpensive, level one stock, beginner stock. If you're new to trading, and you've got a little deer in the headlights, or you get some butterflies, this might be up your alley. She's moving. She's up pretty decently. She's up a lot. They'll be very, very careful. But she's very comfortable to get in and out of it. You won't have an issue with that one. GSAT is another one they found this morning that's moving really, really nicely. Look how gorgeous this one is. A 40 cent stock went to about 20 to 220. It's already at 290 to 37%. The stock is doing very, very well. Beautiful pre-market, great spread, very comfortable. Look at the orders. 150,000 sitting at 286.  This is what you're looking for. Nice, comfortable. Remember, there's a lot of them that are moving today. You can't trade them all, but there's definitely a stock for everybody in their portfolio. The trade today that's going to give you the least amount of risk with the high amount of reward depending on what your ultimate goal is. So that pretty much does it. A lot of stocks. It's Wednesday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Thursdays and the best days of trade of the week. And you could see it consistently every time you're here. Mondays and Fridays are like 50-50. But be here early, make your money early, get ready in pre-market. Now anything on missing cyber traders that I did not miss out. Jerry's saying the M.D. did really well too on the swing trade and Lyft. That's awesome. Like I said, I didn't jump into Lyft. I was a Lyft fan when it first came out. I lost money on that trade when it started back and a good thing I got out of it. But I ended up jumping on Uber and obviously Uber learning came public right after Lyft did. So they kind of figured out they wanted a price at a right price. But because Lyft is now breaking all-time highs, that obviously has a lot to do with it. Anything else, guys? Anything else I'm missing? Twitter with earnings. Yeah, Twitter, obviously, huge comeback. Okay. I mean, you could see that stock literally went from 46. It's up to 65. But it's not really going anywhere right now. It's just kind of flat. I think Twitter's, I guess the rumors, they're going to start charging people or something like that.  But, you know, it's pretty decent. It is a little fast, a little hard to trade, though. I'll be honest with you. I mean, I trade a couple of times. I made money. I lost money. I made money. You could see right now you got 50,000 share sellers at 65.70. Another big hedge fund right there. Big, big order. 65.80 for another 51,000.  But you got to break through that little ceiling right there. All right, everybody. So, there's your watch list. Now, don't forget, tomorrow, open house here. If you want to come and join us, like us, click us on the bottom of your YouTube, Facebook Live. Come and join us. And also, everybody in the cyber group room. Make sure you're clicking, you follow on all our social medias. Make sure you click the bell so you get the alerts because I'm doing training videos all the time, very small little clips. I see something good. I want to go out there and I want to share it with you. You got to learn before you could earn, all right, but just be patient. Don't rush.  All right, cyber traders. Good luck. Be safe. And we'll see you back here at 2.30. 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Hello, welcome to Make Money Territory. In this video, we will be talking about the latest update on Algorand. Through strategic partnerships and collaborations, Algorand, Algo significantly advances its global presence with a particular focus on India. In this mission to harness blockchain technology for impactful solutions, Algorand, Algo alliances with key Indian entities such as NASCOM, T. Bangalore, alongside the Mandeshi Foundation, play an integral role. The price of Algorand, Algo, has been fluctuating within the range of 11 cents to $0.153. The 10-day moving average stands at $0.134, while the 100-day moving average is at $0.107, indicating a steady market interest. The support levels are established at $0.042 and $0.086, with resistance levels at $0.174 and $0.217 marking critical points for market movement. Poised for potential growth in the cryptocurrency market, Algorand, Algo anchors its future with innovative blockchain initiatives and a recent foray into India. Such efforts will likely amplify both visibility and utility of Algorand, Algo, possibly fostering heightened adoption as well as value appreciation. The UNDP made a significant announcement about its partnership with the Algorand Foundation to create a complete blockchain academy that would open in 2024. The goal of this academy is to provide comprehensive training on distributed ledger technology and blockchain to UNDP staff members working in different countries, making it a cornerstone of education. The curriculum of the academy is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of blockchain technology and its real-world applications for sustainable development. With recorded lectures, interactive workshops, and practical assignments, it guarantees a well-rounded education. More than 22,000 UNDP personnel in 170 nations and territories will have access to the instructional materials, expanding the chance for colleagues at other UN agencies to receive training and upskilling. Algorand's collaboration with the National Association of Software and Service Companies, NASCOM, a major tech advocacy group in India, is at the forefront of these efforts. This partnership aims to enhance Web3 capabilities within NASCOM's Future Skills Prime, a digital skilling initiative developed with academia, the IT industry, and the government. Algo has joined forces with T. Bangalore, an organization supporting global entrepreneurship and the Man Deshi Foundation, India's first women's centric bank. These collaborations are set to deepen Algorand's impact in the Indian market and contribute to the broader Web3 landscape. A key component of Algorand's strategy involves educational initiatives. Through its partnership with T. Bangalore, Aljo aims to provide learning opportunities to bolster the Web3 ecosystem in India. Moreover, Algo is developing a blockchain-based credit scorecard and identity system specifically for women entrepreneurs associated with the Man Deshi Foundation. This initiative is expected to pave the way for financial inclusion and empower women-led businesses. Whether you're an investor eyeing the future of Algorand, Algo, or simply curious about the potential trajectory of Algocoin, our thorough price prediction analysis aims to offer insightful information. For 2023, the price of one Algorand will easily reach good levels. And as per the historical data analysis, the price would end up as high as 0.1515 dollars and as low as 0.1366 dollars with an average price of 0.1433 dollars. The experts think that because more financial services connected to Algorand are coming up and more people around the world are starting to use it, the price could go up. They're guessing the highest price might be around 0.2443 dollars, the lowest could be about 0.2135 dollars and the average might be around 0.2206 dollars for the year 2024. According to Algorand, Algo price predictions, Algo price might rise massively in a few years. It should have a clear road to a minimum price of 0.3244 dollars to a maximum price of 0.3694 dollars. Crypto prediction firms expect to see Algo at an average price value of 0.3332 dollars for 2025. According to Algorand, Algo price predictions, Algo price might rise massively in a few years. It should have a clear road to a minimum price of 49 cents to a maximum price of 0.5632 dollars. Crypto prediction firms expect to see Algo at an average price value of 0.5034 dollars for 2026. If market conditions remain favorable, it's projected that by 2027, the maximum price of Algo might reach approximately 0.8666 dollars. In bullish scenario, the average price of Algorand could surge to around 0.7457 dollars, although it's essential to consider that the minimum price might experience a potential dip to 0.7206 dollars. According to the tech newsletter, Algo will trade minimum at $1.03, while the maximum might reach $1.25 during 2028. On average, it is expected that the value of Algorand might be around $1.06. For 2029, the expected predictions for Algorand, Algo, vary from the minimum price level of $1.46 to a maximum price level of $1.78 depending on the different factors, but the $1.51 price level is more possible. According to priceprediction.net by 2030, Algorand might see an average price of $2.12. If everything goes smoothly, the predicted the maximum price of Algorand could be up to $2.52 with a minimum price of $2.06 in 2030.00. According to our predictions, the highest price it might reach is about $3.64 in 2031. Some investors and traders think that Algorand could keep growing and have an average price of $3.20, but if the market goes down, the lowest price for Algorand in 2031 might be around $3.09. Looking ahead to 2040, Crypto Disrupt provides the expected price range for Algorand is anticipated to fall between $86.66 and $101.46 with an average trading price of $92.17. This estimate takes into account diverse market scenarios as cryptocurrencies, including Algorand, become more commonly adopted. With an increasing number of people globally using coins like Algo for everyday transactions, businesses are expected to widely embrace it as a popular and accepted payment method. Algorand might face competition from other cryptocurrencies that have special features. The technology behind cryptocurrencies is growing and new currencies with better features might come up. Even with the competition, Algo has some advantages. It was one of the first in the market, has a strong network and a good system already in place. This could help Algorand stay at the top in the cryptocurrency world. These predictions depend on many things like how the market is doing. Thank you.