What's up? How are you guys today? This might be a very familiar face if you have a reasonable memory Yovana Mendoza Hey, hey, hey does this clip look familiar? I'm no longer vegan a few years ago now And I was looking at day of eating and I saw her video pop up and you know, I remembered who she was so We're gonna see what the former Vegan millionaire. I don't know if she was a millionaire but she used to get so many views on her videos for promoting the vegan nonsense and She's still posting day of eating's not getting nearly as many views as she used to know I remember now. This is the chick that got caught eating fish by like one of her viewers She was like out in a restaurant eating fish and then someone was filming her doing it And she had to like Make a video before she got completely exposed Which is hilarious because you would think if you're like a famous vegan influencer that you would at least like take it home The sushi or something or get someone else to buy it for you Hi, fam. Welcome to another video today I'm gonna show you what I eat in a day and I'm actually really excited about this video because I Feel like it's my most balanced video on YouTube of what I eat in a day I feel like pregnancy and postpartum really helped me heal my relationship with food And I finally finally finally understood that in order to have a quick metabolism You need to eat enough. You can't go hungry. You can't skip meals You can't like exclude food groups.  They're always on some like basic be Nutrition nonsense. At least I'm consistent at least I was carnivore for like eight years that completely destroyed my liver And now this new diet I've been following I've been consistent on for like two or three years now Instead of flip-flopping all over the place crying over eating an egg in the morning I'm at a place right now where I eat like until I'm satiated. I don't Restrict myself. I I feel like Satisfied after my meals, which is great and and I don't feel like I have cravings at the end of the day So this is an example of what I eat in a day. Obviously, it's not always like this the quantities I feel like kind of are kind of similar at least she's straight forward. It's not like a tommy Which is straight nonsense or meals like this Sometimes it looks like, you know eating chicken out of a pan if you have a baby, you know how it is Yeah, if you guys like these videos, let me know in the comments below and also Subscribe to my channel if you haven't subscribed because I upload videos weekly and turn on the notification bell So you can be notified of all my new videos. Okay, let's get started with the video. So it's about 8 a.m I woke up at 7 and I'm having a breakfast right now I'm gonna work out in like 30 minutes So I like to eat something before I work out and have something in my stomach And it just gives me like a little bit more energy while I'm training and then right after I work out I drink my protein smoothie. So this is like a fairly light breakfast. So this is what it is two eggs avocado and some strawberries and She looks pretty good for her age, right? I think she's like 32 or 33 or something I'm not sure how old she is, but she's in her early 30s. And yeah, I mean compared to most people She's in shape. She's attractive. She looks pretty good This breakfast, I mean I'm not really that much of a fan you guys know I've done more recent videos on why the keto diet will kill you why you need to include like starchy carbohydrates in your diet And whether you believe it or not having two eggs alongside a bowl of oatmeal would be a 10 times healthier meal You know strawberries and avocado high flavonoids high polyphenols that needs to be processed by the liver It's not really offering caloric energy I've never really responded well to avocados the anti-nutrient content is so high. I think they're pretty high in oxalates, too It's just not an easily digestible food and then strawberries. I mean having a few strawberries isn't you know bad It's just it's not offering you caloric nutrition. So if she had some actual starch in this meal I think should be a lot healthier Didn't say anything about the egg quality. You definitely want to go corn and soy free Usually organic isn't good enough because you want to get a decent omega-3 ratio And I like strawberries some fruit in the morning because it just you know It's a carbohydrate that my body quickly absorbs and can utilize for my training. So here it is You're not absorbing and utilizing like the five grams of sugar in those strawberries My breakfast so I drink my coffee after I have something in my stomach Just because I don't I don't like the feeling of having caffeine or coffee on an empty stomach And it's not great for hormone balance either I mean if you're gonna talk about hormone health like caffeine and coffee is one of the worst things if you even have it in your diet So for that reason I have breakfast first and then I drink my coffee. This is my favorite mug. I Mean maybe it slows the release, but it's still bad for you A lot of adrenal stress Okay, I finished my workout. I did a plank walking for 45 minutes on my treadmill That's all I did today and I'm gonna make my protein smoothie. I'm using this collagen ancient nutrition multi-collagen protein. So she went from shilling the The vegan products to some crappy agrochemical waste products I've done so many videos now on why collagen is bad for you and just to put it simply You know, it's a white powder that they somehow made from beef So the amount of processing and chemicals and like really high tech Manufacturing that has to go to turn it that broth or whatever they make Agrochemical soup into this. It's just really really bad for you We have the collagen broth on Frankie's free-range meat if you put a few tablespoons of that in a smoothie If you want to do something like this, that's actually healthy But you know these shells have made so much money off these products at the expense of people's health and ancient nutrition multi-collagen protein Ancient if you trust their nutrition advice great for our hair for our skin for our nails And it gives look you look okay, but you don't look great And I mean if you guys like look at the thumbnail picture on her video and in other pictures she doesn't have like a super super healthy body composition and I mean, it does look like she has animal foods in her diet now But the quality might not be a hundred percent on track and she still might have to do some resistance training and get a lot Of Sun to make up for it a really creamy consistency to smoothies So I'm gonna blend that with some banana blueberries collagen and raw milk Frozen berries Damn, we're her eyes regular than mine kind of eyeball it two scoops of this protein So two scoops is Three scoops, so I'm gonna use raw milk and I personally never liked cow's milk But when I tried raw milk, I was like, oh my gosh, this is actually really good And it's super creamy and it's naturally sweet Little milk Yes, yes raw milk, she's having half a cup of it like I add like it's not that much See how like dark purple that is you know the amount of flavonoids and stuff in blue bears like I was doing blueberry smoothies for a while When I thought they were okay like when I was kind of quitting carnivore and it actually made me feel worse You know having that much blueberry is is not that great for your liver And it depends on how metabolically healthy you are but like bears that eat a lot of blueberries like they're fat and their meat actually turns Purple so you know the body is storing it trying to you know wait to get rid of it and use it up If she just had like two or three big glasses of raw milk That would be ten times healthier than this because the raw raw milk is very nutritionally complete You know you have high quality fats proteins You have some minerals in there It's so so so good for you and it's really really high quality and great for your cellular health this on the other hand You know the collagen powder the blueberries not that great I mean she could have froze the milk into ice cubes to add more of it and then The bananas I guess are okay, but just a banana smoothie with raw milk would have been so much better That's ridiculous So so so that completely fills up your stomach I guess it's better than most of these people are doing gonna be my lunch I have two tacos with siete tortillas cassava tortillas and in the tacos. There's ground beef so she said cassava tortillas and You know just like rice has arsenic and I'm not as much of a fan of it as I used to be Cassava has cyanide in it. So there's always some type of residue. I think it's called tapioca sometimes too, but You don't want to eat that stuff consistently on a daily basis because of the cyanide content Yeah, maybe if the rest of your diet was perfectly healthy and you're and you're Metabolically healthy as well. It's okay, but you just want to have a regular wheat tortilla beef tomato onion spinach and avocado yummy yummy So good. No, this is this is pretty healthy pretty good I think you know removing the spinach Maybe not having the avocado if she just had a small amount of tomato some onions a little more ground beef and a higher calorie tortilla This would be pretty good But she still seems to be sticking to this idea that the fruits and vegetables are good for her But it's just adding more flavonoids and and it's not even adding soluble fiber that can help her with her liver health I love it because it's balanced. It's just like inside Carbs fat. It's yummy. It's easy to eat and I don't think it's that balance I think she she's still eating a lot of fat and protein. She's not really increasing her carbohydrate content enough to have a balanced diet Tacos are Could put some rice or beans in the tacos that would help a lot Hey, this is my late afternoon snack. It's just Greek yogurt with blueberries Collette loves blueberries, so I'll be sharing some of this I mean if you're gonna have you know fruits every single meal or every day I would say like a quarter of the amount of blueberries that she's having is more realistic I mean Greek yogurt is is really really healthy too if you're getting it from a local farm And the probiotic cultures can be very very beneficial for your gut So I'm not gonna talk too much trash about this meal It seems like overall she has a very high quality diet, but for some reason is still afraid of Increasing the carbohydrate content with her and I love this snack because it's high protein There's good fats and I got my carbohydrates from the blueberries No, you didn't The amount of carbohydrates and sugar in these berries and fruits is so so so low. It's not really significant It looks nothing like Potato nothing like her this really a chorizo that we get from the farmers market. It looks like I also got this juice From the farmers market, so I'm gonna Okay, I'm gonna go make dinner Yeah, the last thing she needs in the side is more anti nutrients in a juice like that So here's my dinner you guys it's chorizo potatoes, zucchini, cilantro, and I'm gonna spritz I mean again like most of our meals are close to being healthy. It's just This is a lot of protein. I'm not a fan of chorizo and then like the really pungent spices again It's it's a lot of stress on the liver So enjoying foods like this and the higher anti-nutrient and flavonoid stuff I mean can be done But initially when you're trying to fix your overall health and detox your liver It's something you really want to avoid for at least a few years Which sounds like a long amount of time this meal I Think like swapping the ratio of potatoes to chorizo would make it a lot healthier You know your body only needs so much protein every day to be optimally healthy You know any more than a pound a pound and a half of protein and it's kind of questionable if you actually need it and She's having so much protein with every single meal that she should just be having carbohydrates instead, but overall I mean She kind of went from one extreme end to the other, you know being vegan and I Mean even when she was vegan. She was still like avoiding starchy carbohydrates I guess the bread and stuff scares some people now. She's on the high protein end of things So good you guys just chorizo. I feel like with her body fat levels I don't know if this is what she's actually eating Is that it for the video? All right, so that was what I eat in a day I guess it is. If you want more of these videos, let me know in the comments below Yeah, because I feel like if she was actually eating these foods and following this diet Like she would be so much leaner than she is You know, she would be like completely shredded because she literally has no carbohydrates in her diet Like no significant amount of Starch or sugar at all the fruit is so insignificant. She's basically from a caloric perspective macronutrient perspective like carnivore keto Well, I guess now without the Promotion she gets a few thousand views and not that many comments anymore but I mean What what do you expect? Like she built up her following being vegan and stuff and now she just switched to a diet or something similar to One that a lot of other people are following and she doesn't really have Anything unique to bring to the table, but I Feel like if she just used some like buzzwords or keywords like Carnivore keto or what she was actually doing raw milk and that type of stuff she'd get more views To get back in shape look at her arm her arms like bigger than mine like I don't know what she's taken, but whatever Anyway, thank you guys for Joining me. Hopefully you like this if there are any like Dave eatings or what I eat in the days You like me took a cheek, please let me know down in the comments below But outside of that you guys can go to frank-found.com if you'd like to support me Please drop a like on the video. Leave a comment down below Subscribe and check that notification bell because I will see you guys soon


To create this look you're going to need two eyeshadows, one matte mustard shade and one matte reddish brown. We're also going to need a black liner pencil, some fall season mascara and an eyeshadow primer. This is going to give our eyeshadows something to hold on to so that they last longer while also creating a blank canvas for us to work on. The very first step is to create some depth and darkness at the root of the lashes. This is a very important part of a smoky eye. To do this, I'm going to take that black liner pencil and apply this right across the lash line. You can make this as thick or as thin as you like. It's totally up to how dramatic you want it to be. The thicker the line is, the deeper and darker and more dramatic the look will be. I'm also going to apply this onto the upper and lower water line and slightly underneath the eyes as well. And you should end up with something that looks like this and it's supposed to look super messy, so don't worry. Then we're going to take our ring finger and start to blend and smudge this out. Don't apply too much pressure. You want to do a tapping and pushing motion. Almost kind of like swiping on your phone. It's a press and slight movement. Tapping along to blend out the liner. And then you should end up with something that looks like this. Once again, super messy. The first shadow that we're going to use is that reddy brown shade. I'm using a small brush and I'm smudging this over the top of the black and onto the lid as well. You want to slowly build this up. Making sure there's lots of depth right at the lash line and then blending upwards to cover the lid only. And you want to repeat the same process underneath the eyes. With a clean blending brush, we're going to remove any of those harsh lines before we apply any more shadow. To do this, keep your hand quite low and also hold the brush at the end of the handle. And slowly sweep over and back making sure not to apply any shadows at this stage. Just using the clean brush and allowing it to work and create that soft blend. We can then take that yellow mustard shade and apply it with that same brush in pretty much the same area. So above the lid into the crease of the eye and blending all the way around and underneath as well. You might find that you need a little bit more shadow, a little bit more liner, or a little bit more of a blend, but that's okay. Just very slowly build up a smoky eye. That's the biggest tip I can give you. I then finished off with lots of mascara and some lashes and as a bonus step, if you want to make this kind of festive, you can add some glitter. So I took a little bit of glitter and I applied this on the inner corner and tapped it across the lid. Or you can add more of his spooky feel just by drawing two little lines, one longer than the other. Draw a little kind of dot to the end, kind of like little spiders.  And there you go. And you have a festive or a spooky finish. I hope you guys enjoy this one and I'll see you in the next one. And remember, be kind to yourself. The world is hard enough without you also being hard on yourself. You're doing the best you can.


Graphic Organizers In this video, we'll explain different types of graphic organizers and how you can use them to plan your paper. Graphic organizers are tools that can help you see connections and relationships visually, which makes them very useful for visual learners. Graphic organizers are used to facilitate brainstorming, analysis and evaluation of support before you begin to write. The type of graphic organizer that you will use will depend on what you want to do. You can use an organizer for brainstorming, comparing and contrasting, exploring cause and effect, and identifying problems and solutions. Brainstorming When you are brainstorming, you are trying to come up with ideas. Mind maps or cluster diagrams are useful tools for brainstorming. They can help you branch out from an idea or subject to related ideas or components of a subject. Comparing and Contrasting Comparing and Contrasting two or more things can help you better understand ideas. This technique involves examining how they are similar and how they differ from each other. Examples of graphic organizers for comparing and contrasting are matrix diagrams and Venn diagrams. The matrix organizer helps you to organize your research findings based on similar points of comparison and enable you to note significant differences. The Venn diagram uses overlapping circles to categorize the similarities and differences of two or more things, such as two articles on the same subject. Cause and Effect or Problem and Solution Using a graphic organizer can help you analyze the cause of events or problems. The Fishbone diagram can be used to organize writing tasks that focus on cause, effect, or on cause and effect, with the cause above and the effect below. It can also be useful for diagramming a problem and possible solutions. You can use graphic organizers to help you plan your next paper, or use them to organize your own study notes. Thanks for watching!


Hi everyone this is Jason here from Nathaniel and in this lesson as part of our series on how to make arpeggios sound unique and develop an original flavour, we are going to look at Latin rhythms and more specifically the claves which are sort of the backbone of Latin music and all things groovy if you will. So I am going to introduce you to a few Latin rhythms, I have also done videos on these things, we will link them up in the description, we have talked about thresio, we have talked about a lot of these things before but not with arpeggios. So I am now going to look at all these rhythms with arpeggios but if you would like additional learning do check out our links in the description. And before I get started very quickly if you haven't already please subscribe to our channel, turn on the bell icon for notifications and let's go. So the same chords as what we have been doing in our series E minor, G major, D major and A major. Okay I am using inversions in order to navigate them better and also to create a better sound and a better cohesive vibe when I play the arpeggios. And I am also playing them using inversions which makes it very easy to shift and also very nice on the ear, some nice voicing. So a common way to play these chords would end up being which I have talked about in an earlier introductory video on these arpeggios or maybe you can start from the top. So these are nice, these sound awesome but they don't sound unique. So what we are going to try to do in this lesson is to use the clave hit points which are at all the interesting beats and subdivisions to kind of develop a very groovy sounding arpeggio if you will. Okay so the first rhythm which I would like you to try out and practice with me is what we call as the thresio. The thresio we have written it down there so check that out and what happens there is you have the hit points at 1e and a 2e and a. So it is a 2 beat rhythm if you divide the beat by 4 so you need to first count your 16th notes 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4e and a 1e and a 2e. So a great way to start counting the 16th notes would end up being with accents. You can go 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4e and a 1e, I am accenting all the down beats. So first practice this 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4e and a 1e and a 2. Now try to practice the e 1e 2e e 4e and a 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4e and a 1. In other words I am just saying it a bit louder. Now the end 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4e and a 1e and a 2.  So these interesting Latin rhythms and generally any groovy dance rhythm is going to end up needing all of these subdivisions. You need to divide the beat generally by 4 so that's 1e and a you have 16 spots to fill in a bar of 4. And you need to give gaps playing something like daba daba daba daba or neanna. Maybe tough on your fingers but it's very easy on the mind because your mind doesn't have to remove anything and it doesn't have to track the way beats are flowing one after the other. It's just ongoing and repetitive in a ladder like approach. So we are not our intention by dividing the beat by 4 is not to play fast but to have more options to express our notes on our respective arpeggio which we are going to play. So the thresio is basically ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta so what are my hit points 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4.  Take the e minor chord and try to vibe with the thresio and for the purpose of this lesson I may end up using the shaker just to give you an idea but actually this is going to be replaced with your left hand playing the root of the chord in this case e for e minor, g for g major, d for d major and a for a major.   So that's your simple e minor. You may argue doesn't this sound like a triplet? No this doesn't. This is not a triplet. You're not dividing by 3. You're dividing by 4 but you have these irregular divisions which ends up giving you 3 notes. By playing 3 notes it doesn't become a triplet. So I've linked up a lot of rhythm videos which I've already talked about in detail. I've talked about triplets, I've compared them, we've also done a little bit of polyrhythms and some fancier stuff. So do check out the rhythm links in the description. So this is the thresio. So you can do it either lmh starting from the bottom, new chord, d major, a major. If you're uncomfortable doing all the 4 chords just take it with one chord that itself will sound awesome. You can also start from the top end, high, middle note, low note. So that'll be change. So thresio is an incredible rhythm. It just makes everything sound dancy. Okay, so on the left hand you just hold the roots, 1e and a 2e and a 3e. It's also nice and a good responsibility to be able to play the pulse in your left hand while you do the right hand arpeggios because the left hand will then compliment it well and give you and your listeners a sense of movement. Movement doesn't only come from this pattern, it also comes from the fact that this pattern is played with an incredibly steady and strong pulse. You can start from the bottom. So that was about the thresio. Now let's move forward. The next rhythm which is really, really important for Latin music and dance music in general is called as the clave. I'm going to teach you a few of them but more specifically spend some time on the song clave. The song clave will take the thresio at these hit points, 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4. So you don't copy the thresio at beats 3 and 4.  And of the 3 and the on of the 4. So it's also what we call a 3 is to 2. Where in the first 3 beats are exciting. And the next 2 is relaxing. So it creates an incredible rhythmic framework.  Let's try playing along with me and let's just play along with the E minor chord for now. So we go. Now you could do. Or. Or. Or. What I'm trying to say is there's any kind of ordering you can do with these notes to make it sound even more different or even more unique. You know, if this rhythm wasn't cool enough, you even have the patterns of the chord notes. So I'm just going to stick with one pattern.  Now let's do it with the chord changes. And as always with the bass trying to do the pulse. Pum pum pum pare. Pum pum pum pare. Pum pum pum pare. Pum pum pum pare. Pum pum pum pare. Okay.  So you could start with what you did at the 3e, 3e and a 4e and a bring it to that flip it around and you get something like. So 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4e and a. So the thresio starts from the 3. Thresio remembers a two beat rhythm. Pum pum pum pare. Pum pum pum pare. You may like that even better. There's so many things we are able to do with the song clave. We have the 3 2 clave, we have the 2 3 clave and then you just have the orders of notes itself which you can mess around with. So you go. So common variations which you could look at. Once you've mastered the thresio and then the song clave 3 2 and 2 3 would be just add one note at the end to make it more arpeggio like. So I'll play it and then show you. So you have 3 note patterns. It's not a triplet mind you. It's 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4. That would have been song clave. But I'm adding that B. That final note there which will be at 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4e and a. You're adding the end of the 4. So that's a nice rhythm I guess customized for an arpeggio phrase. Let's play this along. Keep the pulse in the left hand. 1e and a 2e and a 3e and 1e and a 3e. Okay. So two more common variations which we have along with the song clave. One will be the bossa clave or the bossa nova clave which is the same in the first two beats. That's the thresio copy. So the second half changes. I'll play it and then show you. 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4e. So it's at the e of the 4. Bossa nova clave is used more for like EDM stuff. Lot more excitement because of those ease in the ears which sound a lot more excitable than the ands. And of course the on beat which is rather boring. Okay. And lastly another variation would be the rumba clave. The rumba clave messes with the thresio the first two beats. So that'll be ta ta ta. So 1e and a 2e and a. So the a of the 2 as opposed to the and of the 2 which is what the song clave gave us. I'll play it and show you. 1e and a 2e and a 3e and a 4 and a 4 becomes the same. The shaker. So that was the rumba. So let's recap the entire lesson guys. What are we trying to do? We are trying to make our arpeggio pattern something as common as this. Take a very original shape. So we borrow the hit points of the Latin rhythms or the Afro Cuban rhythms if you will. You we have the thresio which is. Okay. Then we have the song clave. Then we have the song clave with an addition at the and of the four. Then we have the bossa clave the EDM thing. And the rumba. With all of this as a piano player it's very important to keep the left hand going. And what better way to keep it going than the pulse. Which is definitely for your audience to dance. And that's ultimately what you're trying to do. You're trying to create something unique and memorable in this hand in the right hand. And you're trying to give the left hand for the audience so that they will move no matter what. And if your left hand can play the pulse with respect to the right hand. This is also an incredible independence training exercise to develop your two hands to sort of work in different ways. Right what better way than the left hand doing the pulse and the right hand doing something really really different and unique. Again this is Jason here from Nathaniel. Thanks a ton for watching this lesson. Do help us growing our channel by subscribing if you haven't already turning on that bell for notifications very important. We'll be releasing lessons quite often and keep rocking. Cheers.


So in this session I'll present our work on anonymous attestation with subverted TPMs, which is joined effort with the unconvention on your layman So if you if you look at a computer nowadays and typically it has a TPM embedded in it a trusted platform module This is a a temper resistant piece of hardware designed to Create secure cryptographic keys and store them in a secure manner and use them in a secure manner and what it can also do is It can observe the state of the host system. So the laptop in which the TPM is embedded and An example of this is if the laptop starts up during the boot sequence Then the TPM can observe which software is being loaded onto the TPM To end up with sort of a report of which software the the laptop started and Now it might be interesting to perform remote attestation using this So the TPM will convince a remote verifier that the the laptop Started some certain good software. So it's not running malware, but it's running whatever we expect. It's running For example, if we look at a corporate network You might want to let laptops first attest that they're running secure software before you let them on to the network So this process is called remote attestation and typically this is a two phase process first we need to do some Some registration step the joint phase In which the the platform so the host and the TPM together talk to some issuer that this is some authority in the system To obtain some one-time setup it obtains some membership credential After that with the platform can sign attestation so it can give a verifier some some cryptographic proof that That's some TPM measurement is correct So in our example of the secure boot sequence the TPM can convince a remote verifier that the laptop started the correct software So we can do this with standard signatures and standard x5 and uncredentials But then there will be one problem and that is that you're linkable. So whenever you Send such an attestation to to a verifier He will see the TPM's identity and it's you can you can follow you around So if you if you do these attestations too many different Verifiers then your privacy will be lost so to to to prevent this people came up with direct anonymous attestation or DAA and This works the same as the remote attestation that I described earlier, but now the attestations are anonymous So they don't reveal anything about the platform in question so this direct anonymous attestation was introduced in 2004 by Rick Alcomone and Shen and That was made for the TPM 1.2 standard so and during the time there was also some privacy concerns about about the The effect of putting some some chip in your computer that can can see what you're doing So to address those concerns DAA was also introduced and included in that standard Then later the TPM 2.0 standard came around and that's included support for different anonymous attestation schemes But it still supported this and since then this has been standardized by ISO and hundreds of millions of TPM's have been sold So this is quite a large deployment of a cryptographic scheme And there's also interest from other angles For example the Fido Alliance. This is an industry Alliance that's trying to standardize passwordless authentication and They use anonymous attestation to attest that a certain cryptographic key is securely stored and Also, Intel's SGX their trusted execution environment is using a variation on DAA to As their remote attestation mechanism and Finally you can see DAA as a special form of anonymous credentials where you have a security device that handles your key So this is relevant for for many different different areas So let's look at the security of DAA This is a sort of signature scheme. So of course we need a form of unforgeability and in particular we We consider a corrupt host so a corrupt laptop that can talk to a to an honest TPM embedded in it and it can Make many attestations on messages And then we want to prevent it from coming up by itself on an attestation of a new message Which a TPM never approved So in our example about trusted boot this means that if we have a corrupt laptop running the wrong software It cannot come up with an attestation. That's in fact running the right software and second. We need anonymity this is why we why we're using DAA and the anonymity requirement that we have is that the verifier cannot see Given an attestation does not know to whom it belongs or more precisely if you give it two different attestations It cannot even tell if it's from the same platform or from two different platforms And in this this we want this property to hold even if the issue were so this this authority in the scheme is corrupt So even if he tries to give us bad credentials and is colluding with the verifier, even then we want the anonymity to hold So that's very good, but there's one surprising thing here And that is that in this in the in all the definitions of anonymity We trust the TPM. We trust that the TPM follows the protocol and this is this is not what you would expect because one of the reasons to introduce the a was to address the privacy concerns of some chip people don't trust this chip and but now the notion of privacy requires us to trust that chip in the first place and And in fact also recent Revelations have shown that it's very naive to trust that some piece of hardware running some crypto to trust that for your privacy This is quite naive and it's not what you would expect from a security definition and So in in different fields in cartography people looked at sort of subversion resilience or what what what security can I have if I run the wrong algorithms, and we want to do something here in the same in the same direction So so in this dog, we're going to look at Can we do anonymous attestation where we have privacy even if the TPM is corrupt? Or even if the TPM is not following protocol, so let's look at the existing security definition of the AI The most recent definition is in the UC framework. So it's an ideal functionality and I'll show you how signing works and how it guarantees anonymity So the host starts to sign a message so he gives the ideal functionality the instruction that he wants to sign a message M Then the TPM must approve the message and if the TPM approves Then the functionality will perform some checks first it sees whether this platform has has performed the registration steps that that I talked about earlier and then it will output a signature and If the TPM is honest it needs to output an anonymous signature because this is how we define the anonymity here and To make an anonymous signature we use local computation in the functionality So the functionality has some algorithms embedded in it to compute something that looks like a signature and now how we guarantee that what the signature that we output is anonymous is by Only giving the message to the algorithm We don't give anything that depends on the identity of the platform to this algorithm And that means that the resulting value cannot depend on the identity of the platform So that means the signature will be this distributed equally for Regardless of who who is signing at this point and that guarantees anonymity and of course the verifier can use it Can use the functionality to verify and that's where we guarantee inforage ability, but I won't go into detail there Okay, so this this is the existing existing functionality so this guarantees an anonymous signature if the TPM is honest now we want to strengthen this to come up with a functionality that Also guarantees is when the TPM is corrupt so in first The first good guess is to We had this check that we only output an anonymous signature if the TPM is honest now We're going to do that even if the TPM is corrupt But this is not enough yet Because if we consider the security model that we're that we're trying to achieve that means that everybody is corrupt except the host computer and Now corruptions are typically modeled in the way that if a party is corrupt that means that the adversary one central adversary controls all the corrupt parties and you see on the left that that that adversary Who is who has corrupted the TPM sees which which message a certain TPM is signing So it knows exactly which messages the TPM has signed And now if that if that message if we're not all signing the same message Well, if that message is somewhat unique then of course if the verifier if a corrupt verifier then sees a signature on that message It knows that it was me So we don't have privacy unless we're all signing the same message so We could we could try to prevent the adversary so we could Prevent the adversary from seeing which messages the TPM is signing by not giving the message to the to the TPM But this prevents us from having a meaningful definition of Unforgibility because remember remember in inforgibility. We need the TPM to approve the signing of messages So this does not work and we cannot we cannot realize a meaningful definition of privacy here But in fact the corruption that we're modeling here is very strong here. We model a TPM which is Controlled by a central adversary however in the attack that we more envision is that a TPM is running bad algorithms or taking bad randomness But that is still a local piece of hardware in my laptop So we need to refine our corruption model So now we put the adversary in the TPM in a jail cell. We limit his capabilities here The UC framework allows us to to define fine grained Corruption models and what we do here is that we say that the adversary can define bad behavior for the TPM But it's limited to to that. It's not controlled by one central adversary We can do this using this body shell paradigm that they use and This way the TPM even though it approves messages and can have bad influence there It is not controlled by the central adversary. So the central adversary does not see every message that we're signing And we think this is optimal privacy. This is the strongest privacy model that we could hope for So we want to achieve this level of privacy and in the real world We were then in the same situation. So the TPM is a local corrupt algorithm in my computer But it's not controlled by the central adversary where the verifier and the issuer are still colluding and corrupt So this is our this is our new security model that we want to achieve now We have to look at how we can achieve this using protocols So first, let's look at existing protocols and how far we are and all existing protocols use the same the same approach of Use the same common approach That is that the TPM holds a secret key This is the only key that the the platform has and during this this setup phase during the join phase They authenticate to the issuer and the issuer places a signature on a commitment to the TPM key This is called the membership credential After that we can make such attestations and attestation is a zero-knowledge proof Proving that a message was signed with a TPM key that is certified by the issuer so This is what all all existing schemes follow and the differences are in which signature scheme you use to make such a Credential or how you instantiate the zero-knowledge proof, but other than that, they're all the same And unfortunately, none of them are good enough to realize our notion of privacy For two reasons actually The first reason is that this zero-knowledge proof that is the attestation is a statement about the TPM secret key meaning that The TPM and the host must together make the zero-knowledge proof the host cannot do it by himself because he doesn't know this key and That means that if we have a corrupt TPM He might give some malicious contribution to the zero-knowledge proof Rendering the whole zero-knowledge proof no longer honestly generated. So we cannot claim any zero-knowledge about this proof And the second is that the key all the key material is Stored by the TPM and if the TPM is malicious that means that we have no good key material left and Again that that means we cannot have the anonymity properties that we want to have So we come up with a new approach where we address exactly these two concerns So the first change is that we no longer only have a TPM secret key We also have a TPM corresponding public key and instead of signing the secret key in this membership credential We put the public key in there And that means that the zero-knowledge statement. That's that we prove which is the attestation Is no longer a statement about the TPM secret key But about the TPM public key and the host knows that so the host can create this full zero-knowledge proof And because the host is honest we can we know that we actually have created a proper zero-knowledge proof The second change is that is that we split the key of the We no longer only have a key of a TPM, but we split that into two parts the host and the TPM together create the key That means that even if the TPM is malicious And creates a bad key the host adds enough good key to to come up with a with a proper key of the platform all together So this this new approach we show that we can with this approach we show that we can realize the The level of privacy that we that we previously defined And I'll give you a bit more detail here So we specify Three building blocks that we need To reflect the the picture I showed in previous slide And with those three building blocks if we give secure instantiations those give us a secure DAA scheme The first thing is is a split signature This is very similar to multi signatures or client server signatures and allows the TPM and the host to to make a signature together With their individual key shares So this is similar to existing existing notions of multi signatures, but we need some extra properties The first is that a Signature should not reveal anything about the public key under which it's valid because that would destroy the privacy that we're looking for And the second is we need some uniqueness properties We need that the signature is unique for a certain key in a message and that Given a signature only one key given a signature in a message it can only be valid under one key and these uniqueness properties Limits the way in In which an adversary can have malicious influence because there's not so many choices He can make this makes it easier to prove the anonymity that we want to have And in fact we can we present that we can that we can efficiently instantiate this based on BLS signatures Second we use signatures on encrypted messages to form the credential of the of the platform And here we present an efficient instantiation based on a GOT structure preserving signatures on Algamot ciphertext And finally we need the zero knowledge proofs or zero knowledge proofs of knowledge to glue everything together and one efficient instantiation is based on Schnorr proofs possibly with the CRS trapdoor and So we show that any secure instantiation of these building blocks that fulfill the properties that we need yields a secure DEA protocol But if you use the efficient instantiation that we propose Then we actually get a very efficient and practical DEA protocol Signing only takes nine explanations and ten pairings for the host which can run we run in tens of milliseconds and More importantly at a TPM only has to compute two explanations to make an attestation and Of course here. It's important to realize that the TPM is orders of magnitude slower than the host computer So you want to minimize the workload for the TPM and this will have the greatest influence on the efficiency of the DEA scheme And actually this is the most efficient DEA protocol In in terms of the DEA of the TPM signing operation that there is so far. So that makes this actually very practical and Verification only takes four explanations and eight pairings So that makes this this that shows that we can very efficiently do this So to wrap up we show that That the anonymity definitions that we have used over the last decade for DEA are not what we expected to be Even though the point was to Reduce trust in the TPM. We actually still needed it to be to be honest for any anonymity and now we showed Or now we define that We define DEA with optimal privacy, so we define the best privacy we can hope for in the form of a UC functionality and We show how to model such a subversion attack on a TPM in this framework Then we we define a new approach to DEA protocols Because the existing schemes are not sufficient to realize this notion of privacy we define a new approach That we can use to realize this That we can really realize our ideal functionality and We give a very efficient protocol that a very efficient concrete instantiation That can actually be used in practice With that I would like to thank you for your attention and I'm happy to take questions


All right, so anyway today we're going to be talking about fear and I realized like I like I hadn't ever yeah Well, yeah, it's definitely tougher. I think for the long side right now um Well, we'll get into it anyway today. I want to talk about fear and I realize that like I didn't um I Was like no way I haven't done an episode an episode, you know a webinar on fear And so this is kind of a point-to-webinar You know so I can point to it Um But there's definitely gonna be some stuff that I think everyone's here right now And this one I'm hoping it's gonna be one of them, you know, I always hope that every time I make a webinar It'll be you know, it'll be one of someone's favorite. So I'm hoping that's the case All right, let's get going. All right, so fear if everyone has never seen the terminal. This is an amazing Ah, I love that scene here shit All right So today we'll be going over the market sentiment then we'll do that risk target and entries bit that I like to do where we go over the Go over the movers of the week and kind of see you know what what opportunities were available What should have been avoided all that stuff, you know kind of recap that it'll be like a 15 20 minute piece Then we'll be talking about fear and Q&A anytime during the webinar. I'll try to get to it Let's not go to waste. Oh, yeah If you're just watching this on repeat if you watch my webinar on hesitation first That would be probably helpful for you before you watch this one because I go over a lot of a Lot of stuff that I took up on here And so also that one's one of my favorites because I put dragon balls and stuff in there. So You better watch that one if that's one of my favorites All right, so this week kind of blew for longs just like not to sugarcoat it. It just wasn't that great and what I mean There's opportunity there and if you're it really depends on what kind of trader you are You know like if you're like a lip like a channel kind of trader where you just like the long dips blah blah blah Stuff I mean your market your market's gonna be there all year round You know that kind of that smaller basis stuff you can always get dips and pops on stuff But as far as which you know, which one to the you know, the traders that like Shorts to win or longs to win It this week definitely shorts one Yeah, you know, yeah, and that's how you know that it's kind of like a weaker long market Right when first bounces turn into a channel that means that we popped up. We formed a low, which is normal We bounced and we didn't break a new high. All right. That's what happens, right? Like long trades turn into channel trades when it's a weaker market, right? And so that's something that a lot of you guys can You know Maybe, you know, like kind of adapt a little bit or use as an adapting if you always have If you guys always have a What's where to look at for a system of taking half profit at that kind of highest area where the first count is which I always recommend everybody do And and it's and you know, and you know, if it blocks out, you know, you know You can we put those shares on any event. Essentially, you'll be trading just like bow does on the long side, right? Now keyword of caution Normally on channel trades When you channel trade Your profits can all be given back if the stock ends up picking a direction and you're left with a full-size position When it picks that wrong direction for you You're gonna end up giving every single one of your channel scouts back like so easily like you channel scouts So half buy half sell half buy half sell half and then the stock tanks You'll get back everything if you're if you have full size when it tanks So the longer a channel goes on especially on the long side word of caution you want to you want to be downsized Yeah, someone wants to post that like before I can get to it You want to be downsized? Yeah, okay So this was on my radar for a long it just couldn't it was just kind of boring. I don't know. I just wasn't really feeling it Yeah, let's see What levels do we have to play off of I mean as far as a short seller so as a short seller you're praying it gets up here, right? Into this into this kind of life This kind of low hanging fruit failed the other day or Yesterday so anyway, I mean obviously you have resistance here at nine nine fifty kind of stuff There's obviously a resistance level right there at nine forty you can count nine So this is where you want your short Now as far as along come the context of the situation is that You know, we're we're kind of yesterday We, you know, we gap, you know, we gaped up we push and we kind of held You know, we held on and so as far as along I was looking for like a Like I was like, oh if we can reclaim eight Then you know if we can hold a to support then maybe we can get along out of it So the thing is is though that like that's why I didn't take this trade like because I was like Oh, but like it's not like we have resistance here at nine. So I was like I was like, what if like let's say I don't get eight and it pops up to eight fifty and I have to get an eight twenty five dip and then like you know, like Then there's gonna be resistance at eight seventy or something kind of I didn't see the target in mind I couldn't see that that that blow off the top target. And so I just kind of lost interest for it But that was those are my ideas for it was that if we can somehow claim eight We might get a move but also that nine forty was a level two and so I mean if you look at the chart That's kind of what happens You know, we fail we fail out of the open. I don't think that there's any longing unless you have some reason Right unless you have some fundamental reason why you think that like the stock's gonna push today Then you know, you start to dip but that requires a fundamental thesis. I didn't have one There's a technical thesis here that you could buy off here This is kind of hindsight to buy here at 750. I think the the long trade here Is right here, you know, we kind of push on eight, you know, you can kind of get into this dip or that dip Oh, look, it even has an eight twenty dip too Even has this little eight twenty dip here So the long spots that I see on this kind of chart If you're early on the idea and you like if you had the idea that like we could push to nine today Then you can get this dip Otherwise, I think this and this these two are your money dips as far as Longs are concerned. This is where you can get a piece of the pie as far as a short You're waiting all the way for nine. There's none of this. You don't short this on a, you know You don't short something like this when we're reclaiming eight and prior clothes You have to take this into consideration And that's not cheap. We'll look here when you're reclaiming eight and stuff. This is not a short You don't short into this higher day here when we just kind of reclaim VWAP eight and prior clothes, right? You put all these together and this is not this is not a safe short So as a short you're waiting all the way for nine


English, the universal language. Over a hundred years ago, in the late 19th century, a Polish-Jewish eye doctor named Dr. Ludwig Lazarus Zamedhof wanted to bridge the gaps and misunderstandings between different ethnic groups that he grew up around. Being from a Polish city that, at the time, was a polyglot, multi-ethnic mixture of Poles, Russians, Jews, Lithuanians, and Germans, he saw there was a great deal of distrust between each group, and he believed it was due to the language barriers that each imposed. To create a common ground between every group, he created an international, universal language called Esperanto, YAF, 2017. While it was a great idea to create a language that did not belong to any ethnic group and could be used universally, it did not take off in the 20th century as Dr. LL Zamedhof had hoped it would. Fast forward to the late 20th and early 21st century, and you will find that there is a universal language, English. Goose of popularity Within the last couple of decades, English has become more and more important. It has taken on the role as the global language. Language has become extremely important for travel. One reason to learn English as a second language is that it will enable you to communicate in different countries that you may not know the native language of. For example, let's say that a young couple from China wants to travel to a few European countries over the spread of four months. They want to travel to Italy, France, Germany, and Poland, spending one month in each place. In each country, a different language is spoken. While it would be a good idea to learn a few basic phrases and greetings in each language, it would be very difficult to study four new languages in such a short period of time. What if they are in trouble or are lost in any directions? They cannot assume that most Europeans speak Chinese. However, they can make the assumption that most Europeans speak English. English is the universal language, and it is one of the most widely spoken second languages in the world. While of course, you should always try to speak the native language of the country that you are visiting, if all else fails, give English a shot, someone is bound to speak it. The Language of Freedom In addition to the growing importance of English in the world of travel, it is also growing to be extremely important for the business. The world's growing globalism and interconnectivity demand quick inappropriate forms of communication. Companies from all over the world hold trade relations, and it is crucial that they share a common language to communicate. English is the go-to language for many internationally acting companies and agents. This is not only true for companies that do business within the English-speaking world, but also for companies from other countries that use English as their chosen language to communicate. Therefore, an understanding and knowledge of English that is specifically used within business context is very important. Being able to write and respond to emails, make phone calls, give presentations and reading company reports and memos all in English are just a few of the everyday tasks that are becoming a requirement for employees. Having the working knowledge of English specifically used for business purposes is essential for many jobs.  Overall, it is safe to say that English can be found nearly everywhere in the world. It is a traveler's backup language when they are in a country where their mother tongue is not spoken. It is also the primary language use in the world of international business, and more and more employers are requiring that their employees are able to speak English. Unlike Esperanto, English has become the modern-day global language, and I can only predict that more people will be speaking it as their second language for travel and business purposes. Speak with an ITTT advisor today to put together your personal plan for teaching English abroad. Send us an email or call us toll-free at 1-800-490-0531 to speak with an ITTT advisor today.


Good morning, welcome to Morning Prayer in the Radiant City Center. Tuesday mornings, we've been praying for revival for the last few months. We're gonna continue praying out of Zechariah 10, Acts 2, Joel 2, for the continued outpouring of the Spirit. We're thankful for what he has been doing here in Kalamazoo and all throughout the US and even the earth. So we're gonna continue to ask for more. Gonna begin out of Psalm 130, one of the Songs of Ascent. Seism verse one, out of the depths I have cried to you, O Lord, Lord, hear my voice. Let your ears be attentive to the voice of my supplication. If you, Lord, should mark inquiries, O Lord, who could stand? But there is forgiveness with you that you may be feared. I wait for the Lord, my soul waits. And in his word, I do hope. My soul waits for the Lord more than the watchman waits for the morning. Yes, more than those who watch for the morning. Lord, we begin by putting our hope in your word. Lord, our hope is not in our own righteousness, but our hope is in the word of the Lord that remains forever. And God, I asked that you would give us the eager expectation like a watchman. Lord, like a watchman is waiting to see the dawn arise, to see the completion of his work shift. Lord, let that expectation be in our heart. And Lord, in that level of faith, Lord, what watchman has ever said to himself, I bet this morning the dawn will never come. I bet today the sun will never rise. But every watchman has faith and hope that the sun will rise. So Lord, just give us that expectation, Lord, even as we're seeing you move and there's different waves and movement of your spirit where you crash and then recede and there's ebb and there's flow. God, let it be said that we are like watchmen waiting for the dawn. We have that level of hope and expectation, that level of anticipation, Lord. I just ask for that to rise in our spirit. Lord, give us that gift of hunger and hopeful expectation. Lord, show us this morning. What's this morning? This is 24 seven worship without ceasing, Lord. Seems like at times we can't go more than a few minutes without losing focus. We can't go a few minutes without checking our phones or thinking about the to-do lists or this or that, Lord. We are missing something that the seraphim have seen that caused them to focus in and to see you rightly too, to fix our eyes and to never look away. Lord, give us a revelation this morning, Lord. Help us. Keep our eye contact on you. Lord, my mind drifts, my heart drifts so quickly. God, give us a revelation. Unveil our eyes, unveil my eyes to see you in a fresh and new way this morning. Reflecting on the last month in our nation and just the unique outpouring and also thinking of the Jim LaFoon word. I think a lot of us obviously held on to that phrase one more time, but in that word he actually talked about the Lord was gonna be spilling over in unique seasons that there would be this tipping over and these like splatters of outpouring and he used this word, he said, and my people will linger in my presence. And that if I could, I mean he said that before this happened, but if I could pick a phrase that's kind of defined this last month across America, it's the people of God lingering in his presence that there has just been a unique lingering. I've been, we've been hearing reports all over, including in Kalamazoo, outside of Radiant, other churches that have gone till 3 p.m. on Sunday morning because the God's presence was just lingering and the people of God were just lingering in his presence and it hasn't been a specific revivalist that's carried the message, it's not a specific worship leader, it's not a song that has kind of, this specific song has marked this, it's just been, he's been receiving all of the glory, the honor and the praise in this time and as his people seek him and I wanna intercede if you have your Bibles with you, turn to Joel 2.25 and we're gonna keep contending for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, reminding us of Zechariah 10 in the spring rain, the season of the spring rain, ask for the rain, it's actually when the outpouring is happening that we ask for a greater release of that outpouring and so grab your Bibles, let's take our stand on the wall and intercession and Joel 2.25 says, so I will restore the years that the locusts, the swarming locusts have eaten, the crawling locusts, the consuming locusts and the chewing locusts, my great army which I sent among you, you shall eat in plenty and be satisfied and praise the name of the Lord your God who has dealt wondrously with you and my people shall never be put to shame. Then you shall know that I am in the midst of Israel, I am the Lord your God and there is no other, my people shall never be put to shame and it shall come to pass afterward that I will pour out my spirit on all flesh that your sons and daughters shall prophesy your old men dream dreams and your young men see visions and also on my men servants and my maidservants I will pour out my spirit in these days. The Lord, we boldly approach your throne of grace as sons and daughters covered in the blood of Jesus and Lord we approach not first Lord with please but with thankfulness but we just thank you for what you've been doing Lord what a beautiful outpouring and movement all over our nation Lord you have been spilling over these bowls in heaven and there's just been a lingering in your presence Lord there has been a hunger in the people of God there has been a desire to stay and to dwell in your house and in your presence Lord we thank you for that and God we ask God this verse 25 Lord Lord we even stand here at the radio on just the prophetic word that Corey Russell gave us during the Seek that the Lord was gonna restore in days and weeks what the enemy has eaten in years Lord where there has been years of scars from heaviness and weariness and discouragement and despair Lord and offense and heartache and heartbreak Lord we ask in times of refreshing Lord that you would restore what the enemy has stolen God we just even ask individually for ourselves and for our families Lord what has been stolen during these COVID years God that it would be redeemed and restored Lord where any relationships have deteriorated Lord where any trust has deteriorated even within our families God we ask that you would restore Lord where there has been dryness and an absence of your presence and of your spirit and of your glory Lord for your restoration of your glory and your presence God we want to see your glory upon the church Lord we don't wanna see the church rise in their glory so the church can look like this awesome city on a hill that's apart from Jesus but we wanna see Christ magnify we wanna see the head of the church exalted Lord we wanna see the church rise from the ashes so that we can see Jesus who is the head who is the leader of the church who is the one the object of our praise and our glory and our affection Lord this is our heart and so Lord just for your church God I ask for your church all over this nation Lord in Kalamazoo throughout Michigan and all throughout the US Lord for restoration in your presence times of refreshing Lord lingering in your presence Lord for church services to go over their slotted times Lord for prayer meetings to be full and for people to linger Lord that there would even be people lingering in the watches of the nights because the presence and the glory of God is so manifest Lord Lord we wanna see things restored but more than that we want to see your glory and your presence and your beauty restored to your church and so Lord I ask for your church in America Lord restore the years that the locust have eaten this is what you're doing in this hour in the church He's restoring the glory restoring the glory later than the former today is on your church in verse 28 it shall come to pass after that I will pour out my spirit on all flesh your sons and daughters will prophesy we're old men shall dream dreams in your young men shall see visions I've been just so encouraged by the amount of visions that our kids are seeing at this time and I know me personally Aliyah our 10 year old she gave a testimony Sunday night which is had a vision of Jesus came to her and asked for her fears and she gave him to him and he said I'm gonna turn them into joy and since then she's seen another vision I saw her writing out this vision she saw this was not commonplace before just just crazy pictures she didn't even know spiritually what any of it meant or who anyone was she just saw this vision there is just something he's doing and so I just want to just pray for that your young men shall see visions asking for our young people to have their eyes open and to see God so we just we contend for Lord Gen Z and lower Lord we just in Gen Alpha Lord we ask Lord that in this season you would open their eyes Lord where the enemy has tried to put on blinders Lord what in a time when it feels like our kids are having their imagination robbed from them from hours and hours of a screen Lord that you are restoring vision Lord and even just being able to see and hear clearly in a confusing hour Lord we say it has to be you it has to be your hand and so God we even ask for our sons and daughters Lord we pray if you have if you have children feel free to pray with me Lord we just ask that they would see visions of Jesus Lord they have been seeing demonic prophecies of death in their generation Lord but Lord I just ask that you would unveil their eyes to see Jesus Lord we thank you that the pure in heart will see God we thank you for the promise for the pure in heart to see God and so Lord in this season where you are moving in a unique way Lord we just ask for a greater outpouring of visions on our young people Lord for those who are they might not even understand the vision fully like Samuel who didn't even really understand it was God talking to him but Lord you are speaking and interrupting even the childhood with your voice with your spirit Lord with your presence Lord ministering to the youngest among us and what a beautiful picture even when their minds don't fully understand you minister to their spirits because you love the little children Lord you are drawing them to you you have hope for this next generation Lord so we just ask for the young among us Lord would you give them visions in the name of Jesus just before we shift gears I just want to pray just that second part of that passage that the old men will dream dreams I just I can't let it go and so Lord I just thank you for my generation I thank you for the moms and the dads I thank you for the grandmas and the grandpas and God I just pray that in the midst of these splashing overs of your spirit God that you would remember the older generation God that you would stir again those embers into flame Lord that there would be a remembrance of the day of their salvation God I pray that as so many of them are going to see this Jesus revolution movie so many of them are being stirred about the good old days God I pray that you would fan into flame again their passion for Jesus that they would resurrect the dreams God that you gave to them in the days of their youth that they would not see themselves as just out to pastor well we've been there we've done that Lord I pray that you would capture the hearts of the 40 year olds and the 50 year olds and the 60 year olds and the 70 year olds and the 80 year olds 90 year olds God I pray that there would be a stirring and an awakening in the hearts of the older generations to dream the dreams of heaven in this hour God to lead with boldness the younger generation not with cynicism and skepticism and indifference and judgment God but they would arise and take their place Lord as moms and dads in the spirit we ask you Lord pour out the dreams of heaven again to the older generation in Jesus name yes and amen okay so we're gonna we're gonna turn just a little bit in our focus because tomorrow you know out of the place of prayer comes mission and that prayer and missions they're really just one current in the heart of God the great intercessor is the Lord of the harvest and so our prayers birth and fuel the kingdom missions of God and missions puts the beautiful feet to our prayers and tomorrow we're sending out our rsm and our rsw students to the nations of the world and across our nation to campuses and to serve churches and and we just want to get behind them I know we've prayed already but we're gonna commit to continue praying for them while they're on six week expedition but this is our last staff gathering before they all depart tomorrow and so I just want to release just a prophetic declaration turn it into a prayer we're gonna open up the permight for I mean like just like five minutes to just rapid fire some prayers for those going but in Jeremiah chapter one his forces now the word of the Lord came to me know how to speak because I'm and you you shall speak do not be afraid of them for to destroy and to overthrow to build and do never change I thank you that you are still prophets Lord to the nations that you are still stretching out your hand with your truth with your words that you are still using them Lord you are still using the young ones God to to tear until father we just lift these precious ones before you we thank you for the just the time spent lingering in your presence for that you stretch forth your hand even now would you do it in specific ministries to specific missionaries to specific people groups God to specific campuses we just say Lord release a prophetic anointing upon them even now in the name of the Lord Jesus every church every nation every state Lord that is visiting Lord your presence would come and lead your Lord I just ask for boldness to preach the word speak the word and the the evidence of the gifts of the spirit in the name of Jesus but I thank you that you are the pearl of greatest price or the pearl of great price God each student as they go out carries a testimony Lord of how their heart were searching for beautiful pearls Lord and they found you and when sold everything that they had God as they share their testimonies would people come to find you which reveal yourself as the pearl of great price in Jesus name Lord you said to pray that the Lord of the harvest would send out workers God we thank you for sending these out and we honor them and we bless them as they go and we ask that there would be tether to their feet that would pull others into the mission field I pray that this is just a first fruit offering of what is to happen what is to happen in your church as you're sending out young and old into the mission field but first we say honor blessing on them as they go guard them and guide them and every work Lord in Jesus name. Hey Lord I just pray over every student God that's going to the countries in the nation Lord that you give them a spirit of boldness and evangelism Lord ask that they would take the shoes of the gospel up with them that they would carry the gospel and they would spread that to everybody who does not know and does not hear. God let their heart burn for the loss and Lord give them a spirit of boldness and evangelism in Jesus name. Lord we ask that you would open their eyes to see the fields that are white into harvest Lord that you would show them what you see Lord that you would give them divine appointments and lead them to people who are ripe who are ready for the harvest Lord that they would see souls transformed and renewed by the power of your spirit. We just pray and ask for boldness over this team God that as we pray as they pray Lord they continue to preach the word Lord and God would the word of God go forth through all nations through all cultures God would it pierce between bone and marrow Lord Jesus would it penetrate to people's souls and spirits Lord that there would be a harvest during these next six weeks like we've never seen before Jesus. Lord ask that you would break off the fear of man from each student and that you would fill them with the fear of the Lord and a fire shut up in their bones that they cannot help themselves but to release your gospel to the world around them in Jesus name. Thank you and I just remember the great commission you even saying all authority in heaven and earth has been given to me so go and baptize in the name of the Father and Son the Holy Spirit and teach them to obey all I've commanded you God and you promise I will be with you always even to the end of the age God so I pray for new authority for these students I pray for opportunities to to teach and to baptize God and I thank you that they're going to experience your abiding and manifest presence with them wherever they go so I thank you for these ones we're being commissioned and we just send them even now in the name of Jesus Holy Spirit we just pray as a pillar of fire would go before these kids and the children of Israel that you would just go before them and then you would guide them everywhere they go that the that the steps of a good man are ordered to the Lord that the path of the righteous was brighter and brighter the everywhere they go the God you are going before them already studying the path God we pray for divine protection over every student God that they're covered by the blood of Jesus that no weapon formed against them shall prosper no evil shall come near their dwelling they are the head not the tail they're above and not beneath the God you are for them and I thank you for the protecting them keep them safe we thank you God for the testimonies we thank you God for speaking to them when they're on the mission field about their future about what you're calling them to full-time in Jesus name you shall go out with joy and be led forth with peace and let every mountain and hill break forth before you in the name of the Lord Jesus because you have that anticipation and that expectation and just as we're seeing that I just feel like the Lord I feel his emotion I feel his excitement and anticipation to journey to the nations and across our nation with all of you going and so Father we just thank you we thank you for this hour we thank you for the privilege to partner with you with the things that are on your heart and with what you're doing in this city in this place in our nation and the nations of the earth we just say Jesus would you just continue continue Lord continue the good work you have done we love you Jesus and we bless you your name you pray well thanks for joining us if you would like to so financially into these expedition teams you can do so at going to radiant dot church under kingdom builders and then I think there's another link global outreach and you can find a list of all the teams going and the individuals and and so accordingly so we're back here at noon today in 6 30 tonight we'll see you in the prayer room God bless you


Rishi Sunak's Conservative government is working day in and day out to deliver for you and we're making progress. We've stabilised the economy and people's mortgage rates, supported you with your energy bills, put record resources into the NHS, invested billions of pounds more into schools, backed our armed forces in their efforts to keep us safe, stood with the Ukrainian people as they fight for their freedom and set out a concrete plan to stop the boats and tackle the unfairness of illegal migration. We're also investing nearly 5 billion pounds to level up all parts of the UK to strengthen your communities. From transforming Morkham Seafront to regenerating market halls in Akrington and creating new career opportunities in Hartlepool, we're supporting local projects near you. But we need to do more and that's why we've made five clear promises to you. Five immediate priorities that we're focusing on to provide relief for families across the United Kingdom. First, we will halve inflation this year to ease the cost of living and give people more financial security to plan for the future. Second, we will grow the economy, creating better paid jobs and opportunity right across the country. Third, we will make sure our national debt is falling so we can secure the future of public services. Fourth, NHS waiting lists will fall and people will get the care they need more quickly. If we will pass new laws to stop small boats, making sure that if you come to this country illegally, you are detained and swiftly removed. Those are this Conservative government's priorities and we will either have achieved them or not. No tricks, no ambiguity, we're either delivering for you or we're not. These five promises are your priorities, so they're our priorities too.


And I know that you've had a good meeting with the Prime Minister. Sorry, my schedule was censored, but we have a chance to say hello. Oh, all right. Is it, I understand the schedule correctly. It's going to be a four to one. This is it. This is it. Good. Sure. Prime Minister, we're just explaining he's had some rather remarkable success in the economy in the last few years. Owing basically to the same principles that you're trying to reestablish here in this country. Oh, I know. I know we have much in common that way. Well, what is it that we hear? President has another commitment right in this moment. But perhaps we could discuss these things and convey them to him for you. Yes. Good. All right. They met me. Thank you very much. It's always strange to me that on the down line, those who've chosen the opposite course, why they can't look at all of those of you who have done differently and how much better you are than they are. Great. Now, in other case, we have taken very meaningful steps towards correct the economy. We've been doing this for 500 years. And we have felt something like this. And as you know, we've lost everything. Yes. We are not asking for charity, but we are asking for the people. I'm sorry I can't participate in this. Our Congress has come back. And right now, with budget and law, I am up to here trying to persuade the Congress to do some things they don't want to do. But it's good to be able to see you and I appreciate having you. Thank you very much. You know, thank you very much. I'm going to stick with people. Oh, all right. Before we begin the meeting, we thought it might be helpful to go around Mr. President so these individuals could identify themselves too, since they are strong supporters. I'm sure you know many of them. And I know we're going to have a chance for an individual. Yes. Greetings and some picture-taking of the door. I'm Edward Duffy, Chairman of the National Bank of New York. Frank Porter, First Bank System of Minneapolis. Joe Morris, I'm going to be the second to support you, Kansas. John Sullivan, Kansas City. I brick deal with the President of the American Association of Retail. I'm going to be the first to hand him back to Boston. Jack, you have those manufacturers? I'm your friend, Martin, also a Bank of America. I'm your friend, Mr. Edward, from Columbia, Texas. Gerald Shedford, First National Bank in Salina, Kansas. Well, I'm grateful to all of you also for coming here. It's a short notice. When I was in California, I couldn't help but remember Danny Thomas, the famous comedian who, after he had made it big in Hollywood, was speaking one night and was expressing appreciation for what the community in California had done for him. He said, I've achieved such success out here. He said, when I came here, I had $65,000. And he said, I'm now proud to say I own two old 187s. Well, as you know withholding has come to the Senate soon. I want to, not only the opportunity to thank you for your support, but to plead for more. We spent a lot of months around this table figuring out the fashion of budget that was fair and balanced. And one thing I needed to get the budget cuts that we must have was a revenue component. And if I turn around now and give up the revenue side, the rest of the budget is jeopardized. We could lose the spending cuts we need, the tax cuts that most stimulate business, and we'd send a signal that I'll back down when we go in this time. And I'd like to think I don't have a reverse gear. That's why your support's important to us. You can help get across a message. We're defending a principle that those who owe the taxes must pay their taxes rather than asking those who are paying their taxes to pay more. It's not just a problem of reporting, it's a problem of collecting. And withholding is the most effective collecting method we have. Collect taxes just through reporting is workable. It would require as much as a 200% increase in the audience. And we want less, not more, high-arrest involvement in people's lives. The only other alternatives are higher deficits for new taxes. And I know you don't want either one of those any more than we do. I'm determined to resist the pressure in Congress to go back to big spending and to increase taxes to the people. The Congress, presently and particularly true in the House, is looking for ways to spend more, at the same time that they're bemoaning the deficits. I just can't step aside now, but these just go because there's political opposition. So I'd like to hear your view, and I hope that with the recovery beginning, we can continue to walk with positive actions that will stimulate growth and prosperity by keeping spending down and lowering interest rates even more. We were told over and over again, some gentlemen who've met with it on the other side of the fence on this issue that it wasn't their position that they were on the position of the people. I still, in spite of what they said, tend to believe that the bulk of the people truly don't understand what's been misled and somehow view this as a new tax. So we would appreciate anything that you could do in helping to bring the attention of the people and what we're trying to do with catch those neighbors of theirs that just aren't paying what they owe. I'm not supposed to be a spokesman. I don't know. I just walk into the wrong hall, so... They're not as big as the ones around here. I think that you've got the white hats in here as you make that guess. Thank you. I have with us all the former Secretary of the HHS, Mr. Schweiker, and many other distinguished personalities in this group. I don't think we have time to go around and introduce everyone, but I'd explain to them that we have 15 minutes for this meeting and you're very busy schedule. Well, I want to say seriously, thank you for your attendance and willingness to hear our position on the interest and the holding of the legislation. As you know, the issues coming up in the Senate as early as Monday, we spent months around this table figuring out how to fashion a budget that was fair and balanced, but in any budget cuts we felt we had to have a revenue component also. If I turn now and give up on the revenue side of the budget, the rest is jeopardized. We did lose spending cuts that we need and we could lose more of them. Attached cuts that stimulate business also could be lost and we did send a signal that, or we would send a signal that I would back down when the bill only gets tough and that's why your continued support is important to us. You can help us get across the message that we're defending the principle that those who owe taxes must pay their taxes, not those who are paying taxes already paid more. It's not just a problem of reporting, it's a problem of collecting and withholding is the most effective collection method we have. To collect taxes just through reporting isn't worth it. That would require about a 200% increase in audits and we want less, not more involvement in the IRS and people's lives. The only other alternatives are high deficits from new taxes and I don't think you want those any more than we could. I'm determined to resist pressure in Congress to go back to the old ways of spending and increasing taxes and increasing spending. The Congress is looking for ways to spend more and I just can't step aside now but the issues go with Congress' political opposition. I hope that with recovery this beginning we can continue to cooperate on positive actions that will stimulate growth and prosperity by keeping spending down, lowering interest rates even more and I think we'd like to hear your thoughts. Is there a sponsor? Why don't you speak first if you've never lost a word. Hi, President. I am pleased to sign this. Claiming May 1st as Law Day USA. Maybe it is served to make sure that We reaffirm our dedication to justice under law for all our people. I could have picked a happier day with the 15th of April. May 1st is we're making a better use of it than the Soviet Union was. Sir, I emphasize that difference to you. Yes, I think so. And a good way to do it. The Soviet Union has decided to slip the gentle words under the blotter to be known as the citations in the story that I never forgot. Several years later, the Soviet Union gave this annual golden name, but they don't give citations. They don't tell you what he got it for. I did a little work here as a Spaniard. A refugee from the Spanish Civil War. And then I found I had been in Cuba for several years. I found it before they had been in Mexico. In prison, he was a man carrying the pickaxe in the head of Leon Trotsky.  The story that I had remembered from the war was a B-17 coming back from the war. It was a German ball-ship. It was a aircraft. The ball turret underneath it. It shot at the plane and it had taken a hit. It was jammed. It could not get the ball turret gun around. He was wounded. When they started to leave the plane, the kid in the ball turret realized it was being left to sit down in the floor of the plane. He took the boys in. Some never mind. Some will write it down. One society gives a medal for murder of a man that will give his life just to bring comfort to it. Before he has to die. And the other one gives it to me. Trapped in that story publicly a few times. Thank you very much for all of that. Thank you so much. Thank you Fred. Thank you so much. You're welcome. That will be your second turn soon. You look just super. You look stout as in. It looks like you are not a pain on the face. Cribble to sir. Dan Hausser is mine. Good to see you, Martin. Bill Hawker. Hello there. I'm Jerry Conn, President of the Association, and I'm probably the only guy from South York who did both Jim and Carter. I'm going to say that I have clubs in your home state of Orange County and Los Angeles County called Holiday Spots. We have a lot of people in your home state that are working on that business. And I'm a great supporter of yours all over the country. But I want to say one more thing. We feel our last hope in this country. I want you all to say that sincerely. We feel our last hope and I mean that sincerely. So a real pleasure to meet you, sir. Thank you. I can't follow that. I was going to ask you a question. I was saying congratulations to your lawyer. Yes. That's right. Congratulations. My name is Harold Schwartz, President Reagan. He was one of my favorite actors. I made a little present for you, quiet to your presence. It was done in your first accepted Republican thing. But I didn't want to send it to you because I was afraid of you being superstitious. So that's what I heard. So I saved it for three years. It's up to you. Can I take it out now? No. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. I guess just holding that makes it so invisible. Exactly. That's what it's about. It's nice to meet you. David. Who is that? I don't know. I'm going down. President, my name is David Schwartz. I'm a member of the city of California. I want you to help keep up the good work. Thank you. Thank you very much. I'm very honored to have you. I'm very happy to have you. Frank Bond. I want you to lift my spirit. A cool picture. I appreciate it. Mr. President. I'm the chairman of the Association of Physical Fitness Centers. These are the board of directors of the association. And we're here to... There's a little guy from the side of the room. He's one of the outstanding Americans that emphasized critical fitness to all of the Americans and set an example for the world, and particularly the American public, and is following a regular fitness program on a daily basis.  This is the Man of the Year Award. It was established in 1977 to recognize outstanding individuals like yourself. And if I can get my glasses out. There's no time for that. I'm trying to have you read it all over. I see chopping wood is better than working out. Man of the Year APFC to the President of the United States of America, Ronald Reagan, for his contribution to promoting physical fitness for all Americans presented by the Association of Physical Fitness Center in 1983. Congratulations. Thank you very much. Greatly honored and very proud of you. And thank you very much. Thank you so much. You know, you look so good. You could almost be one of the board of directors of association. I'm going to say I don't understand how some of you not only say but do. Oh, my God. There's another gym upstairs there. I've heard about that. Two sets of exercises for all these days. And then we stayed with them. Oh, that's great. And then we stayed with them. Let's have an opening.


Right before the sun comes up it's usually the coldest so you're waiting for that sun to come up to warm you. You see the orange sky the normal stuff like a picture and it's like just a relief just seeing that sun come up and the warmth coming on you. Waking up is an adventure on its own. Sometimes you'll wake up at the heater working and it's nice and warm but sometimes you'll wake up and you'll find that it's cold because the heater broke down in the middle of night so then you have to get out of bed. The cold and come down release the guys that have been on but the ECP they're quite happy to see you always. You can't get an exact explanation of what you're gonna do. Just being able to do something new that no one else is gonna tell you how it's done or how it's gonna be or anything like that gives you a sense of pride that you can do something that no one else has done.