Welcome to Toffy TV. Everton have signed use of shimity from Sporting. What are you feeling as about bloody time? That's what my feelings are going on for ages. No, it hasn't. It's just a little bit of on-off for me, mainly on. Listen, it's a young player, lots of potential. The type of signings we've talked about evidently needn't to me. I think the only little thing is that we're in need right now of a more experienced back-up as well for Dominic Alvelew. Unless we just accept that he's roaring and you'll have to learn on the job and I'm not. 100% convinced you're on Dyche Works like that. But he's got all the tools, six or four I think isn't he, and looks quite useful with his feet. He's got feet for a big man and all that nonsense. Looks quite mobile. And like I said, lots of potential and that's really all we know of at the moment, don't we? He was debut last season for Sporting and done alright. No, you're absolutely right. It's difficult to bed players in. You want young, up-and-coming players to come through the club, bring them in and then hopefully two, three years' time. They value not only to the team but also the value you sell them on has gone up massively and you've got a talent there. Does that quite fit in with where Everton are right now? Well, it's going to have to fit in because we need both. We need players who are going to offer something to the team and we also need the ability to bring players through. As a young player in a small squad, I imagine he's going to get opportunities through the season, maybe to start games, maybe to come off the bench. There will be opportunities as long as the lad works hard, listens to what the manager wants and when you look around and you look at other clubs and you say, well, how are they doing it or how are they doing it differently to us? What they're doing is they're giving some young players an opportunity to shine and obviously straight away doesn't always click. But we've got to let this player just settle into the club first of all, give them opportunities in and around the first team and then go from there. And hopefully those little moments start growing and he becomes a vital player. So let's have a little look at his numbers. 19 years of age, £15m, born from sporting, 16 games last season, nine starts and three goals. So obviously people will look at that and think, well, that's not what we need. What we need is a striker who scores goals and but we're buying, I suppose we're buying potential, but we're buying someone who has already played games in one of Europe's top divisions. And similar to what we saw from Oana last year, Oana wasn't someone who played a lot of games, you know, but maybe he'd already had one move. But this is similar, isn't it? It's about taking the, you know, it's about taking what they see in them and, you know, taking the edges off there and that potential and making something out of that potential. Well, yeah, I mean, if you look at the, the evident side, potentially now you've got Nathan Patterson who's 21. He had a brand to it, just come back from a loan of PSVs, 21. Dwight McNeill's 22, James Garners, 21. Am ydyw Oana'r 21, you said Chimity coming into that is 19. There's a good backbone, there's a good basis in that, in around the 13th, in a younger place, which is good. Yes, Oana didn't play a lot, but he comes to Everton and played more games than he's ever played. I don't know whether Chimity will get up to the numbers and Oana did last season, but you know, just looking at it there, we've got £15 million on the graphic. That's, with add-on, €15 million is what I don't have agreed, £12.5 million. And he broke into their team last season, like you said, nine stars, three goals. He actually had two assists as well, so five goal contributions in the nine stars, so the 16 appearances overall. And we've got a look to build on that. He looks to have the tools, which is what you need, you know, the big frame, which will give us a starting point. You know, he's decent in the air, it looks like, from the bit you see. And obviously, we'll have to look at that. And that's all you can go with, isn't it? He's up to him now to get into things fine, do the work, do what the coach and staff want, what Sean Dyche wants. Work hard, build himself up a little bit more, the physicality is the biggest thing he'll notice from Portugal to here. Can he live with that? He certainly looks quick enough. And you know, we've had people like Nathan Paterson who come down in Scotland saying they've had to put a bit more muscle on to cope, but centre forwards have to do the same. You have to play with your back to goal, you've got to be strong enough. And all we can do is give them the opportunity to grow. And if we can take the edges off, get them more, you know, give them the right service, then hopefully you can put the ball in and F4. But give us that focal point. I think you're right, I think at times you'll get opportunities this season. You might be care about cup games or whatever to start. But last year when we did not dominant card the loom for most of the season, Neil Mopai was the replacement really. Bar-L of sims a couple of times, but it was in general, it was Mopai, o dyma'r i greu, neither of them with the framework of what this lad is.  It'll be interesting like I said before whether I can get one in the middle of the two, one who's an experienced deputy for Dom. So we can manage dominant card the loom properly. And then this lad has no pressure on him really then. You're just trying to get him ready for games and you may have the other two on the bench then if he is ready to start. But it's going to be really interesting to see how he does sell. But patience is the word with him. I would love him to come in and be all of a sudden start grabbing all sorts of goals. That would be amazing. But he is only 19. It's a project isn't it? It's a project that could probably take most of his first season. What John Beistichel last season was when he was willing to give Alice Sims opportunities to start games where he felt like he needed someone up front, big up front, someone who could hold the ball. Alice Sims never really provided that opportunity. It took that opportunity. He never really provided what was needed in those games. Now I'm not saying this lad could, but it showed that the manager will go for the bigger option when he needs it rather than go for Mopai. Might be some games that he would start Mopai in. So there might be chances, as you said there, if Evan could get the in-between one that will make it a lot better for fans, a lot better for the team and a lot better for this lad as well because he'll be able to take his time. And they'll work out what the best path is for him. What you don't want is to bring a player in and then suddenly you have to overplay him and that might not necessarily help his development because the pressure is getting to him or the expectation. So it's a project we take our time and hopefully we end up getting one of those players where we all look at other teams and say, why aren't we doing that? Why aren't we buying them before they go somewhere else and then we buy them and we're paying 25 to 30 million or that's what we're quoting for these players that we can't get maybe. So we've gone for one early and let's see how it all plays out. And hopefully it does play out well because that'll give us the confidence to go for these players as well. I mean, sure often, we saw it with Moise Keane, you know, it was Moise Keane or Raphael Larran. We went for Keane and it didn't quite work. Confidence was knocked wasn't it? Confidence was knocked with maybe velocity and maybe a luckman and people like that. They never really bedded down, went long enough for it, even though we did make money on them ironically. They never bedded down well enough, certainly Moise Keane didn't. You want the confidence. It seems like Brighton and who do it better than anyone in Brentford. They plays are bedded down and they've reaped the rewards and that confidence comes so they put it back in. We have to do it with this fella. And let's not forget that, you know, the man who does play number nine, his route to that, you know, brought him from Sheffield tonight to that. Haven't gone on loan at, say, non-league clubs and lower league clubs and bringing him in for one and a half million pound because he'd been, you know, David Unsworth liked the look of him in an under-21s, under-23s or whatever it was, game. And suddenly he, the manager liked him, you know, the manager saw Cuman thought there's a player there and he's playing different positions, of course, wing back, but he grew famously. But he got to understand Premier League football. We took the edges off him, bit by bit by bit, wasn't all that pressure on him. He was never the pressure to start him. And suddenly he found himself as the number nine. And yeah, it might take a couple of years, might take three years, whatever. But he's found that way and then we're talking about replacing this fella because you haven't found that. So let's not put the pressure on him. Hopefully the club don't put the pressure on him either by bringing someone in. And we've got someone for the next few years as an Everton target man, which is what we're all open for, isn't it? Absolutely. And if he does that, we'll be, like I said, the confidence grows, they can go and do it with other players then because there's a lot out there who we should be buying and hopefully building and then selling them on. It's the only real way that we're going to be able to get where we want to go and compete because we can't do it on a pure cash basis as we've produced. So fingers crossed. Yeah, there you go. Let us know your thoughts in the comments on the signing of Yousaf Chimity. And if there's anyone out there who has watched them loads, give us a bit more information about them. And yeah, there you go. Make sure you give this video a like, subscribe if you haven't already. If you want more great videos, join us over on Toffy TV Premier. The link is in the description. And the QR code is coming up on the screen in a moment. See you later.


Hey you guys, this is Gabrielle with Oxmer Undergrip and here at Oxmer Toyota today, and I'm here with Chuck Stuman I guess now we're very excited. This is our second 2018 Toyota CHR that we've received now as you can see This one is in that two-tone But I'm gonna have Chuck kind of go over some more details on the exterior with you guys So check absolutely Gabby like you said, we're really excited. This is the second 2018 CHR that we've gotten on the lot the first one We sold already it was the black one we did a video on just a couple weeks ago And we were the first one actually in the area to sell one so yay But this one's really cool this one sharp this has the blue eclipse base down here with the iceberg white Top on you know on the roof so the two-tone which you really don't see a lot of it's a sporty attractive look it's very aggressive The we were just doing a training on this in Lexington and one of the trainers was driving this one Or one like this one right and he says not a day goes by that he gets out of the car Somebody doesn't ask him about this car This is an eye-catching car and I wanted to talk a little bit more about the design that you've probably picked up on But the lead designer on this was thinking diamonds the entire time So all of the shapes if you look here at the body shape on the whole side like it's all inspired by diamonds diamond shapes in the window on the tires if you look at the rims on these Diamond shapes everywhere diamond on the bottom right even back here on the back with the head or the tail lights The back hatch door Everything's got that angular diamond shape to it It does in the last video we showed the interior and all the diamonds that are in there as well Right, this thing is covered in diamonds. This is with the main You know driving focus of that and then the other thing it's not just a stylish car This is fun to drive. We actually got to do a little closed course test track with this Yeah, and Gabby this car handles better than any of the other ones we tested in its class the Cx3 from Mazda the HRV from Honda even the Chevy spark which I didn't ever even heard of before right, but this thing handles fantastic It's so much fun to drive. It's perfect. So look good. Have fun driving it exactly. Yeah, absolutely love it Absolutely. All right. Well, thanks for going over some of those things with us Um, if you guys have any questions regarding this vehicle, please let us know you can give us a call Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER> or you can visit our website at oxmortoyota.com Thanks you guys. Bye guys. Bye


e relocated and I decided to relocate it, how safe my house will be? Okay, so your question is how, can we assure you how safe your house will be? Yes, and for how long I need my house will stay empty. Right now, houses, if you look like people, has their own houses, house has life, because it's a people, it's a soul of people, it's a kids, he's going to school, it's a friends, everything, right now, everything is destroyed, how? Well, I think that our answer to you on this issue is that everything is being done to stop the leak and get people as soon as possible back into the community. We wanna make sure part of the effort here and all of the agencies, as well as the city and the county and our partners at the federal government level, working to hold the gas company accountable to different buckets.  That is the objective that we wanna do for you. In doing that, we have identified deficiencies, we have identified new regulations that we wanna put forth, whether it's through legislation, through the governor's action, these agencies, to be able to put certain regulations in place or streamline those regulations. So, those are all of the aspects that are happening. I can't tell you definitively right now when you will get back into your house, but I can tell you that that is the objective is for you to get back into your home. I understand it's a huge goal and I understand everybody wants to meet this goal, but I'm a simple person, okay? Look like millions of people. Did you see half of the people left? Because really, you don't touch their soul. Whatever they come to you to ask a question, it's just you, yes, it's a huge goal, but everybody is my life, okay?  And I don't know how long it will take me and what I will catch you.  It's your novel happened. Something wrong with me, I'm thinking, do you know you cannot get out from my head? The same will be you cannot get out from the people head. I think the most important way we can respond to you is acknowledge just how impactful it is to you. And I'm sure we had several hundred seats here tonight. Most people didn't actually get to talk, but my guess would be most people have stories about impacts on their life. And so one is for us to actually come here and hear that and so that's important. So I just want to first of all acknowledge just how disruptive and impactful it is. And I think that's important for all of us to hear. I think it's also important when the leak is over for us to be able to very clearly say that the air in the community no longer has these various odorants and compounds, et cetera, because you need to feel safe moving back to your house. And that's something we're committed to doing. So when the leak is stopped, actually continuing the air quality monitoring so that you have confidence you can move back to your house and it's safe. Look, I understand, yeah. Let me say we're about five minutes or six minutes till 10 o'clock. I wanna, we're gonna stop at 10 because the people here need to move forward. So one question, please just make it a question. And we'll be able to try to answer that question for you so we can try to get through everybody here. Sir. Okay, I'm Ken Piper, Dr. Ken Piper. I'm a geologist and geophysicist. I'm retired from the U.S. Department of Interior where I worked on oil and gas stuff in the federal offshore. So I have understanding of the doggie plumbing issues as well as the geologic issues. But what I wanna know is where we can get information. My concern here is that when you kill that well that there may still be other points of leakage as the gentleman ahead of me here mentioned, he's been smelling it on and off for years. And I know that after the 94 earthquake, they used a lot of the data from those wells to identify faults and fractures. All the wells when they're drilled, they're logged. The oil companies know where the fractures intersect the wells, it's not generally public information. But in 94 it was used to help identify some of the faults that were involved in the earthquake. So that information should be available to the gas company if they don't already have it. And I was looking to see if it's available to the public. I can't find it, but I'd like to know where that is because those fractures are a likely source of leakage. For example, if the gas company was putting gas in the field at too high a pressure, it could open up some of the fractures enough for the gas to get through. So I don't know whether they were doing that. The other thing that's related to it is when those houses west of Tampa and north of Seznan were built, did the city approve that development? And did they have information from the 94 earthquake that there were fractures there that may have gone down and intersected that field? And so that may not have been a good development to put in. Okay, let's just see if, go ahead. I was happy to take that question and thank you for your question. I wanted to, with regard to the other question as well, make sure this was very clear with regard to leaks and with regard to the well integrity. That is the point of the evaluation that we're going to be doing on all of the wells in the formation. With regard to the question, I'm sorry. This is more than the wells. This is for fractures as well. Yes, the review that we will be doing is about whether or not the wells have integrity. One of the things that we will be looking at is the tests that have been run before and the new tests that we require them to run. You're well aware of things like, I'm certain like temperature logs, noise logs as well as pressure, pressuring up the well and those kinds of integrity tests. Those are the kinds of things that we're going to be requiring. With regard to the well data, all of the data for the wells in the Elisa Canyon Field as well as most of the rest of the state, but all of them in the Elisa Canyon Field, that is available on the Department of Conservation's website. There are PDF records that are available there. If you go to the link that is for something called Well Finder, you can search by oil and gas field. This is obviously the Elisa Canyon Field. Not to get too far into the weeds, I would suggest that you sort out for gas storage wells because as you well know, this area has oil production as well above it. But that information is available there on Well Finder. Okay, now aside from the wells. Sure, I'm gonna have to, I'm sorry. We have one last question, folks, because we have a hard stop at 10. They have to close the church. I've got a note here. Last question, ma'am. Yes. Hi, I'm a Granada Hills resident with two young children who attend schools in the Hills there. I want to know who the principal of my school should contact to get the air filtration systems in each classroom. I'm happy to take this one on myself. Go ahead. Well, Richard or I, but let me just give you my email or I can give you my card. Wade, w-a-d-e dot crow foot at g-o-v dot c-a dot g-o-v. Whoa, at g-o-v dot c-a. Sorry, gov dot c-a dot gov. Okay.  That's my primary concern. That seems totally ridiculous. Okay, thank you. One more, I implore you. One more. Okay, last question we want to finish by 10 o'clock. It's 9.58. This was raised by the 6.30 evening news by Channel Five tonight. In addition to the concerns we've all expressed so far, toxicity levels of benzene, property values, they raised the specter of a potentially even much more dire concern. As we all may know, methane is highly flammable. It's my understanding that the fix undergoing right now and concerns drilling, sparks fly. What are the potential of a spark flying in a major explosion happening? That's a good question. So Jason, answer this as directly and clearly as you can because we've asked the same question. The relief wells are approximately 1500 feet away and both of them have pads that are approximately 200 to 300 feet lower in elevation. They're sufficiently isolated in our view to keep an ignition source away from SS-25. Okay, thank you. Folks, we're gonna have to conclude tonight. Let me say thank you for coming. We're gonna continue to, maybe we could. Well, and just one, yeah, is there a way, so this, working for Senator Pavley's office, is there a way to continue this conversation for those who don't have their questions? Yeah. I'm sure that they can submit questions to you all. Gonna get to that. So, we do, but the church is closing down. We're confined by the church, we've gone an hour over, so we're gonna have to close it out. Can we do this? Can we give an email address? And if you're asking a question tonight that you didn't have an opportunity to ask, that you can email it to us? Because I mean, I don't know. For Senator Pavley's staff, do you want them to email your office? Yeah. Wait, and actually, people that have health questions can meet them outside and I'll also give you our email address, but we can't get to all of you, but we will, for the health questions, give you an email address. So, let me give you a final email. Please do air-testing it. If you have questions associated with this that you did not get asked, you can email us at calcoes.ca.gov and we will respond to your questions.  Questions q-u-e-s-t-i-o-n-s at cal-c-a-l-o-e-s dot-c-a-dot-g-o-v. That's not what he said. Let's, the church has to close. This is coming to an end. If you want to go outside and be able to talk to us, we'll spend a few minutes with you outside, but we need to now close the church. So, thank you.


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I like the sound of that Ow, I don't like the sound of it when they're being used against me I think this is where the first ma boss might be gonna do this and then I'm gonna go and enter the fog the fog I thought the fog was usually where people do shit Ah, isn't the fog usually where oh Who are you who where hello? I thought the fog was usually where big boss boys were although that would be really really really fast So I guess that makes sense Why it's not a big boss boy Oh, please don't murder me. Ah, hold on. I didn't realize I didn't see all of you here. Hi Examine thank you Didn't kill me. It didn't kill me. Did it. Oh my god. That was really close. I don't like that at all.    What am I getting hit from?  No Hold on hold on. Hi hold on hold on I'm so afraid. I don't want to die. You ever think about how you do you like to not die I do you Dan at the end of the gate I'll see you Big headshot.  That was super unfortunate. Okay. Okay. I got my souls What what how you're not able to achieve your goal? You must please Well, I lost all those souls that I picked that I that I left at the top of the thing from two rounds of things Of the gates of the bloat area or whatever What does this do? I think that that's calling somebody But I didn't mean to do that although it would be kind of fun, you know to have a buddy I'm not online. I forgot. I forgot my psum Password and I can't get back in I don't know what I'm gonna do. It's asking me to It's asking me to uh To confirm my birthday apparently when I made my psn account I didn't put my birthday in right because it's saying that my birthday is not my birthday So that's unfortunate. I don't know what I'm gonna do with that. Whoopsies. Well, if There's no way right What if I go I did nope I thought I could land on the ledge all right 15th times the charm gamers I will be the the shroud of demon souls You think you can surprise me You can't I know all your tricks are better here before it's groundhog day, bitch I've done this. I've done this a million times. I think that I'd be better at it at this point, but no now If I try this blue man group Please for the love of god Are you? That's super not cool Yes All right, so you do have to do blue balls first and then You're set For the rest of your days. So here's the thing is that I've now made it farther than I've ever made it and now I'm unsure of where to go because I don't want to lose my progress, but What we can try and do Is we can try And find a shortcut Shortcuts are your friend Why'd they die Dude, I'm I'm legit Cool, that's probably not a good time to use the pine resin. What can I say? I'm overwhelmed and I'm a little bit afraid. Pull the lever nice nice nice nice And hey, looky here now. We have a shortcut now if we die all I have to do is go up this terrifying chasm of rules and goblins Boys Boys, what did I say? What did I say when we started this? I want to win. That was close.  I'm sorry, dude I'll purchase some items. Sorry, man. I didn't know I have 941 stops bleeding longsword club I just assumed I'm so sorry. I shouldn't assume. Ooh Some of these would be good. Let's get 10 arrows Handy bucks. Wait, of course arrows Of course arrows Yes, nice Oh no, I didn't I bought I did the wrong I'm so sorry I like this game. I see one dude up there and I'm afraid of him.  All right. Shrek. Let's go down this way. Let's see what's over here Because I don't really want to deal with all those guys.  Well, I don't know if I really want to deal with this either. Maybe they're friendly dragons You know, we didn't know it don't judge book by its cover, dude. It might be fine Should I do this? It's just should I do this? I don't think I should do this I don't think I should do this. I almost did it just for the bit, but I don't think it's a good idea I think I'm way better off facing these guys. It's like six dudes No, it's not it's a lot more Did he leave? Nope. Nope. He didn't he didn't he didn't leave. He didn't leave Watch out boys Who watch out me Is it are they on the same team? What happens if I just stay here? Oh, there we go Let's chill Please don't kill me Dude that jargon's chill as f*** Maybe not. Maybe not. Maybe not. Maybe not. Let's go this way. Let's run all the way over here because maybe he's over here Or maybe he's done. He's over the other way What you're just gonna be the in the everywhere the whole time, dude. Come on. I think we just have to book it Maybe just run really fast Just run really fast Okay, I might be fine Happens if we do this This isn't if I oh Oh, this is the big door The big door from the beginning. Have I been a lot of focus the whole time? Wow There we go. You love to see it.  Please for the love of god. I've come so far Snafu. I mean my snafu Well, I am probably gonna end it here, but before we do I just want to see What's in here real quick. Bye guys. Sorry. I've got business Stuff to attend to sorry guys. Excuse me. Yeah, sorry. Sorry Yeah, I just I just can't really I just can't really ball.  What are you?   How do I do anything? Do I have to beat you?  Uh, thank you for joining me and Shrek on this lovely adventure. I hope you enjoy Um, what a guy


the people who have known you the longest are the most threatened about you changing. Because they fear that if you change too much, they may not have the same place in your life anymore. So they have a vested interest in you not changing or you know is, I just do not have the time anymore for those conversations. I'm not interested. I don't know if there's any jizz in my life. I don't want to see for coffee every week and we talk about people all the time. I don't want all of that.  What you want to be around is changing, but you don't know how to say to people, I won't be there. Because as you change, your diary will change. Your friends will change, your language will change. How you spend your time will change, where you give your attention will change.


Thanks a lot. So last year, I was lucky enough to come out here and talk about the incredible transformation that takes place within the human body when we dive deep into the water, how a series of reflexes kick in and grow more pronounced the deeper we dive, how these reflexes allow us to plummet to incredible depths, to 100, 200, even 300 feet below the ocean surface. But something else happens when we get into the water. We not only go through a physical transformation, but through a sensory transformation as well. These different senses beyond the five that we already use begin to kick in. What I'm going to do today is talk about these six senses, these other reflexes and senses that occur within water. The great thing about these senses is you don't need to dive down 100, 200, or 300 feet on a single breath of air to experience them. You need only go into a float tank. So I know that most of you, actually all of you here, know what happens to the body and brain when we enter into a float tank. But I'm going to quickly review it anyway. So float tanks are very dark. So the areas in the brain that process vision, the visual cortex, become muted. They're quiet most of the time. So the auditory cortex, that process is sound, also becomes muted. You can't feel much in them, the water's warm, it's salinated. So the sensory strip in the brain becomes muted. And areas that govern movement and speech are also muted. So traditionally if you turn off one sense, another sense becomes more activated. You think about people who lose their ability to see and grow very attuned sense of hearing to compensate for that.   Sometimes we hallucinate or reach highly elucidated states. Our brains finally have time to do the stuff that can ordinarily do because they're so overloaded with sensory input. So it's in this state, this float state, that we become much more tuned in to our bodies other abilities, these extra senses. And the one that I'm going to talk about today is called magneto-reception. So scientific interest in magneto-reception started in the 50s and 60s when researchers began adhering transmitters to sharks. They were curious to see how deep they were swimming and how far they were swimming. They figured, oh, maybe they're swimming a few hundred feet back and forth again. But what they discovered was totally amazing that these animals would go down to around 2,000, sometimes 3,000 feet, and they would swim head to tail in perfect unison. And they would follow an invisible line, hundreds, even thousands of miles in the ocean, turn around and follow that same line back. Now that's a really hard thing to do when you're able to see. But when you have no ability to use your eyes, thousands of feet down, it's completely black all the time, then how do you know where you're going? So here is an interesting study that was done a little while ago, and they adhered a transmitter to a great white shark on the coast of South Africa named Nicole. And three months later, they found that Nicole swam at a depth of around 1,000 feet, swam 7,000 miles to the coast of Australia. Then she turned around and swam back. She followed a track, this is even more amazing, that was basically a straight line. So there's no landmarks there, there's not even any islands that she could have followed if she had the ability to do so. And yet she was using a sense that was more precise than modern-day GPS. So how are sharks possibly able to do this? Around that time, in the 50s and 60s, a German scientist by the name of Frederick Merkel started noticing some peculiar patterns in European robins. He noticed that in springtime, the robins around Germany would always hop north, and in fall, they would always hop south. So he did what many good scientists before him have done, he started experimenting. He placed the robins one at a time inside these little buckets that would shield the sun, the stars, and everything. And he recorded what direction they were hopping in with a touch-sensitive electrical pad, and this is what he found. In spring, they would always hop north, in fall, they would always hop south. In other words, they hopped in the exact same direction of their migration patterns, even though they had zero cues from anything else. With one exception, when he shielded the buckets with a magnetic, with a piece of metal that blocked all magnetic sense, this is what happened. The robins lost all sense of direction. So, this was in the 1960s, when Merkel theorized, he said the only way these animals could know which direction they were facing is if they were able to home in on this. This is the Earth's magnetic field, and they were able to use this as a beacon to use a sort of natural GPS to find their way around the globe.  They said, Merkel was crazy, animals don't have the sixth sense, no one paid attention to any of his experiments at all, until around 20 years later, and guess what happened? Not only have scientists found overwhelming evidence for magnetoreception in birds, but they found it in flies, and in worms, and in bacteria, and of course, in sharks. So, fish do it, flies do it, sharks do it, humans probably do it too. You probably have had an acute sense of magnetoreception for tens of thousands of years. You can think about the ancient Polynesian sailors. These guys were able to travel incredible distances in the ocean and always make it back home. So they could use the stars some of the time, they could use the sun some of the time, but what happens when a cloud layer comes up? What happens when they were blown off course by a storm? How did they always make it back home? And then, even more interesting, were these guys. This is the Goo Goo Yimether, and they were an Australian aboriginal tribe. They had no words for right and left, but they do have words for north, south, east, and west. So if one of these guys was sitting on a bench and wanted you to make room for him, he wouldn't say move over to the right, he'd say move over to the east, or move over west. They didn't bend backwards, they bent northwards or south. So the only way they could communicate with one another is if they knew their coordinates at all times, which is a really hard thing to do at night, which is almost impossible to do in an enclosed space. But they used this language for thousands of years, and they weren't alone. Dozens and dozens of cultures had this directional language. Here's another one, the Chetul of Mexico. These guys, again, didn't have words for right and left, but they do have words for north, south, east, and west. In the 90s, some researchers from Denmark took one of these guys at night time and placed him in a room and blindfolded him and spun him around 20 times and asked him to point the direction home. And he was able to do this consistently without hesitation 20 times. And I think the researchers just sort of picked up everything and left because it just didn't make sense otherwise. So in the glory days of scientific experimentation in the 70s and 80s, there were hundreds and hundreds of studies done in human magnetoreception. They would blindfold people, they'd drive them out of town, they'd spin them around in chairs, they'd put them in dark rooms for hours at a time, and consistently these people were able to point their way home. What was really interesting is that the more senses that were muted in these studies, if they were blind, if they had earplugs in, if they were placed in very calm rooms, the more heightened the sense of magnetoreception became. And the only times in which these people couldn't point their way home was when they put a small magnet on their foreheads. They lost all sense of direction. The same thing happens with birds, the same things happen with turtles. If you put a small magnet on the head of a turtle or a bird, it will either swim or fly around in circles. It's really sad, so don't do that to your pet turtle. When you go home today, leave it to the scientists to make those animals suffer. So anyway, we found out in the past couple of years there's been a renewed research into human magnetoreception. They found some scientists about four years ago found a small protein in the human eye, which is the exact protein that fruit flies use in their eyes to find their way around the planet. And it turns out that humans could unconsciously be using this protein to always know where north is, or to find their way back home. And it turns out also that humans have a small piece of magnetite in our foreheads in the exact same spot as birds and turtles. And we don't know if this is vestigial or if we're somehow using it the same way. These animals use it to locate north, south, east, and west. So I know what most of you were thinking. Most of you like me who had trouble finding this place, even though my hotel room was about three blocks away, that this is impossible. We don't have six senses. We can't possibly be able to home in on the Earth's magnetic field and find our way around the planet. But the fact of the matter is we just don't need to nowadays. But hundreds of years ago, this ability was central to our survival. This is what Manhattan was supposed to look like 400 years ago. So you'd need a really good sense of direction just to make your way home every day, especially through heavily forested areas. This is what Manhattan looks like now. So you need absolutely zero sense of direction to make your way around. There are street signs, there are landmarks, and when in doubt at any time, at any place on the planet, you can pull out your phone and know your exact coordinates at all times. So this skill of magnetoreception is probably latent, it's probably unused, but that doesn't mean it's gone away. And one of the best ways to reconnect with it and other six senses is to get in the water and float. Because when we float, we allow our brains and bodies to relax and reconnect with our more latent abilities. In many ways, floating is a key to explore our own untapped potential, whether it's healing, our physical bodies faster, triggering amphibious reflexes, or homing in on the subtle pulsing energy of the Earth's magnetic field. So thanks a lot. I appreciate it.


Why classroom games are essential for building confidence in English language students? In my years of teaching English to students aged 4 to 14, I have found that nothing brings a child more confidence than being able to do something they previously thought impossible or too challenging. Speaking in front of an entire class, having to memorize speeches or dialogues, and being put on the spot in general can all pose a huge challenge for students and can often end in hurt pride and a lowering of confidence. I have seen students hang their heads in shame as they return to their seats after giving an almost perfect speech, hyper fixating on one single mistake that elicited a laugh or two from their audience. While serious practice and formal testing are all part of learning, having the confidence to face these challenges is something that is cultured in a different setting. Games offer a relaxed and fun setting for language learners to feel comfortable trying out the English language, worry less about making mistakes, and to inspire them to practice and gain experience, all leading to the development of confidence integral to furthering their ability to use English. The necessity of low pressure language practice To get students to take chances and begin practicing, there is a need for a low pressure environment where inexperience and mistakes are not only permissible but expected and entertaining. Being able to talk freely and laugh at mistakes with peers is the first step to gaining confidence, and one situation that creates that atmosphere is games. Having a mutual goal in which using English is the only way to achieve it can lead to comical interactions where students can playfully try out the language and gain the practice and experience needed to have confidence using English. Taking the pressure off through games while simultaneously offering an achievable challenge immediately changes a student's approach to practicing. When they realize that mistakes with their friends can be funny and entertaining instead of being put on the spot in front of their peers leaving them embarrassed and ashamed, they enter a positive feedback loop of gaining confidence and experience while they are driven to practice more as a result. Classroom games are much more than just a bit of fun. Young learners may not be motivated to learn English to begin with, and the added risk of making a mistake can further discourage them and cause them to lose any confidence they may have had. A motivated student is more likely to gain confidence and vice versa. The best way to enter students into this feedback loop is to make learning fun and interesting, give them a chance to showcase their personal skills and cater towards their interests to give them material they'd actually enjoy studying. Games offer this on all fronts. A well-developed game will give students the ultimate opportunity to gain confidence because they will be interested in playing, invested in its completion, and motivated to take chances as they are in a relaxed and comfortable position. Younger students are especially susceptible to embarrassment, and when placed in high pressure or potentially embarrassing situations they are less likely to perform wholeheartedly or sometimes at all. In order to get to a point where students can feel comfortable taking chances in more high-pressure situations and be confident in their skills, games should be used to offer a break from monotonous studying, add an air of excitement, and motivate students to try. A wide variety of games is essential. While games do indeed play a crucial role in building students' confidence, choosing and creating the right games can make or break how successfully this is achieved. A wide variety of games can give every student a chance to shine and indulge their confidence. Players with different intelligences often excel at different types of games, and using various games challenging different skill types is a great way to ensure that every student has an opportunity to contribute a way of thinking that they feel most comfortable with. For example, if only writing word games are implemented then the students who specialize in learning through music or math are not in a position where they can be as confident and may look to others for help. This is not a problem because teamwork is encouraged, but if the games are never rotated then only the same students will take the lead every time, and as a result, the others' confidence may suffer. It is important to understand how students learn most confidently and incorporate all aspects of language production and receptive skills when creating games. Cycling through games centered on reading, writing, listening, or speaking not only gives students a wide variety of learning opportunities but also gives students with different intelligences a chance to gain confidence when they play games that suit their learning style. Language should be fun to use. Besides communicating our wants, needs, and essential information, one main function of language is entertainment. Real-life conversations are, more often than not, fun for the people involved, lighthearted and stress-free. Giving students this scenario through games sets them up for using the language in the same way they use their mother tongue, which they have the utmost confidence in compared to English. When students realize that practice and mistakes don't have to be shameful or scary, it opens the door to a world of confidence. Are you ready to teach English abroad? 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.


Prices across all the markets have been in the red and very volatile over the last couple months. Bitcoin is down over 70% from its all-time high and the majority of major outcoins are also down between 80 and 90%. Steppen has been no different with GMT currently down over 80% and GST on both Solana and BNB down over 90%. I have done many different Steppen tutorials and strategy guides which may no longer be relevant due to the drops in prices. So in today's video I am going to be going over the current best strategy for Steppen if I was starting right now today from zero and doing it all over again. We will be taking a look at what the investment cost would be, how many days to break even, looking at all different scenarios from just one sneaker all the way up to nine sneakers. I will show you guys what's the most efficient way to invest right now in Steppen and what the expected days to break even could be. Also I will be finally choosing a winner from last week's video who commented on the video and watched all the way to the end. The winner will get 100 GST and you can potentially win another 100 GST if you watch today's video to the end. So stay tuned, let's dive right into it. So let's jump into it guys, let's take a look at the spreadsheet. As you guys can see currently the prices here for Solana is at $37, GST is ever at around 18 cents and GMT is at around 78 cents. The thing that we will be covering here is going to be as of this recording. Remember these prices changed literally by the second, by the minute, by the hour. So by the time you watch this video all of this could potentially be completely different. I'm just giving you guys the tools and basically the formula to be able to do this yourself. So in these case scenarios I'm only taking a look at the joggers and sneakers. We will look at scenarios with one sneaker, three sneakers and nine sneakers using a variable of different strategies including using uncommon. So the first scenario that we're looking at is if you just buy one common sneaker what's the best most efficient way to enter the market and what is your days to ROI, days to break even. So if we take a look at this here you can see from the start that the best fastest ROI right now is the level 19 common sneakers currently sitting at about 4.77 Solana which is about $179. The current days to break even right now on this level 19 sneaker is about 72 days so about a month and two weeks. You can see that if you were to buy a level 28 basically a maxed out sneaker you would have to pay almost double the cost of the level 19 and you're really only making 3 more GST per day on average. And for all these earnings what I basically did was just use an average base stat I put basically 5 for efficiency, 5 for resilience, I used the Steppen.Guide website, I put it up to the level and I optimized it and just kind of went with those numbers. So for just 3 more GST per day is not worth paying twice the price just doesn't make sense and it also makes the break even be 35 days longer so I would stay away from level 28. I would look to buy level 19 sneakers as it is most efficient and remember these are current prices as of this recording these were the floor prices for each level.  The next scenario that we're taking a look at here is if we were to use an uncommon sneaker and just have one sneaker what's the best most efficient way to do that and is it worth doing right now at these prices. So taking a look here you can see all of the floor prices for all the respected levels and if I were to buy just one sneaker right now one uncommon sneaker I think the best bet right now is a level 28 sneaker at the time of this recording the floor price on a level 28 was about 21 Solana or $786 which would be earning you about 31 GST per day. I feel like this is way better than just getting a level 19 which is pretty much about $130 cheaper. I rather spend $100 more and the days to break even is almost the same and I'm going to be earning four more GST per day and I don't have to worry about leveling up the sneaker. So seems like the best deal if I was looking to get one uncommon sneaker. However I don't think this strategy is very efficient if you're only getting one sneaker I don't recommend getting an uncommon sneaker just to have one sneaker right now. Days to break even is 135 days that's over four months so for this investment I feel that there's a better way that you can spend that money to make more and get your investment back faster. So the next scenario that we're taking a look at is if you were to buy three common sneakers. So the idea here is to buy one lead or main sneaker which is the one that you will be using to run walk or jog every day and then buying two floor priced sneakers to get you more energy because if you only have one sneaker you have two energy but if you have three sneakers then you have four energy. So the strategy here is to get the most efficient common starting sneaker which we agreed was this level 19 sneaker here for about $179 which is exactly what we did and then we just got two floor priced sneakers. At the time of the recording is about $3.25 Solana or $122. So the total investment for this scenario this strategy here is about $422 which will be making you about 26.6 GST per day which brings your days to break even at 86 days or just under three months. So right off the bat you can see that this investment is a lot cheaper than if you were to get one uncommon sneaker. The most efficient uncommon sneaker would cost you double the cost of these three common sneakers. You're making just a little bit less but because your investment is almost half the price your days to break even is just way faster. So this might be one of my favorite strategies right now but let's go ahead and take a look at the others to see what is truly the most efficient one right now. All right so the next scenario that we are looking at here is if we had one uncommon sneaker plus two common sneakers. So because we have the uncommon sneaker in this scenario we have five energy versus the four energy. Same idea as before we're going to use the most efficient uncommon sneaker here which we agreed was the level 28 for 21 Solana. So the total investment here would be about $1,030 you would be earning $51.48 GST per day and your days to break even would be about 108 days. So this one is not too bad but 108 days is still a lot more than this one right here with three comments you're hitting break even in 86 days. But where this one wins is that you're making basically double the amount of GST that you would be making here with this setup here you're going to be making double that. So you can see that I just added how much USD per day the average daily earnings would be. So on this setup you're making about $950 per day on the three comments setup you're making about $5 per day. So again the three comments setup is still the most efficient setup where you get the most bang for your buck. So I would probably skip this one and not start with the one uncommon two common startup if I was starting over from scratch today. So the next setup that we're going to take a look at here is nine common sneaker strategy. So the idea here is to buy one main sneaker that is a common sneaker of course the most efficient one is the level 19 sneakers and then we're going to buy eight other sneakers at the floor prices just so that we can get those extra energy. So that's going to put us at nine total energy or 45 minutes of earnings per day. So in this setup you see that the total investment here is about $1,152 so about a little bit over $100 more than the one uncommon plus two common setup. You're making a bit more on your average daily earnings as well. You're making 59 here and in USD per day you'll be making around $11 per day as of this recording. So days to break even here is a 104 it's just it's too long for me. This is probably not a strategy that I jump into right away while starting over right now doesn't feel like the most efficient use of the funds for what you would be making. So I'd probably still be skipping this one as well. Next we're taking a look at the one uncommon strategy plus eight floor price commons. So again we're buying the level 28 uncommon sneaker plus eight floor priced common sneakers brings our total investment to about $1,760 with this setup brings our average daily earnings to about 102 103 per day and our days to break even goes down to 92. So this is definitely a better setup than the nine common setup. We'd also be making more money in USD basically $19 per day on these runs and I like that the days to break even is so much less than this one and even this one right here. So the only drawback on this setup is the initial investment. Basically you got to take out almost $2,000. So if that investment is too much for you then I don't recommend this. I don't want you to risk so much. But if you have a deeper bankroll and maybe a higher risk tolerance then this may be something that you would want to look into between these two setups. I am definitely going to be leaning towards the one uncommon plus eight and remember that this gives you 10 energy because of your uncommon bonus. So here's actually my exact setup right now at these current prices if for some reason you wanted to just have the same exact setup that I have. I have a level 28 uncommon sneaker and then I have two other uncommon sneakers just for that plus one bonus. The way I got the other two in common is by minting. So I didn't actually have to buy them. But if you were to buy a level 28 right now we're going to use the same floor price around 21 Solana. Then we're going to say that you bought two other uncommon at the floor prices so about 11 each. Then all the other sneakers could just be common floor priced sneakers. And then the other thing that I have on my sneakers is the efficiency gem level three and a resilience gem level three. So a total for this exact setup would be around 37 3800 dollars. So this is earning me about 210 GST per day. It's actually earning me a bit more than that around more around 220 to 30 per day on the stepping guide it doesn't give me the exact number actually can't get my resilience with the level three gem up to the same number that I actually have it on my sneaker. So I think I'm actually making around 230 per day here. So let's just switch that to 230. It brings the days to ROI on this setup at around three months 88 days making around 42 dollars per day and I'm including here what you would be making per month which is an extra 12 1300 dollars for you to go out and get healthy. So yes you may be saying Jay making two dollars and 45 cents per day is not worth my $179. Hey it might not be worth it to you but it's still an incentive to go out there and get healthy and eventually in 72 days you can potentially get that investment back and then if you start looking at the other scenarios yet their investment is going to be a bit more but you're also going to be earning a bit more. You can see here on the three common setup you're earning about 150 per month on the one uncommon plus two commons 284 per month the nine common strategy will make you about 331 per month the one uncommon plus eight commons would make you about 569 per month and my current setup is making me an extra basically 1300 dollars a month and remember if prices go up then this is all going to be more in the days to break even it'll be shorter and if prices were to go down after you bought then days to break even also be longer and what you're making would obviously be less. So after going over all of these different scenarios I think the best investment if you're looking to invest under 1000 dollars is the three common strategy it would only cost 422 days to break even 86 you'd be making an extra 150 dollars per month once you got to break even if of course all stayed the same. My next favorite setup if you're looking to invest over 1000 dollars is going to be the one uncommon plus eight common strategy that's going to be about a thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars days to break even is about three months and you'd be bringing in an extra five to six hundred dollars a month after you hit break even and last but not least there is one more strategy that is round upon by a lot of the people in the community but it is still a strategy that is allowed and that a lot of people are doing that's the three by three strategy basically you get three different accounts so maybe you can have one on your phone and two others on different devices and then you will put three sneakers on each of those devices remember when multi-accounting you cannot move with all three devices at the same time so if you have for example here you would have 12 energy which would be split into fours so you would have to do four energy at a time if not the anti-cheating system will catch you and then you will not earn anything so this strategy would be an investment of about 1266 you'd be making around 79.8 days to ROI this is the fastest possible days to ROI which is about 66 days so a little bit over two months and you'd be making around four hundred and forty one dollars per month after you break even so at the end of it guys the way that the numbers are working right now you're paying to incentivize yourself to go out every single day walk jog run if this is something that you already do then you could potentially be making money to do it if it's something you want to do but you've never been incentivized enough then here you go you can now put some money out there you have some skin in a game and that's going to force you out to make sure that you create this good habit and if and when prices go up guess what guys you probably got in at some of the cheapest prices possible to get in for this project if it doesn't work out then at least you went out and created a good habit and got healthy at the end of the day now this is financial advice the reason i believe in this project is because it is beyond just crypto this is something to get you and your family your friends healthy and out there walking building relationship and possibly making some profits the potential for this project i think is still huge they announced a couple days ago that the third realm is going to be released next month and today they announced and teased with this picture here they said ready to ape in find out more on july 1st and of course there's a sneaker with a bored ape this could be huge all right so without further ado let's see who is the lucky winner of the 100 gst commented on last week's step in a video here we go let's see who the winner will be and the winner is hem raj saini i'm pretty sure i'm butchering the name and saying it wrong but hem raj congratulations you are the winner of 100 gst please contact me on twitter bitcoin x daily and let me know that it is you so that i can get your details to air drop you the 100 gst and if you stayed to the end of this video we're going to do the same thing in a comments write hashtag team watched till the end just like his comment right here except without these spaces on our next step in video we will once again pick a winner from the comment section and give you a hundred gst all right guys i am tired of talking this is it i'm cutting it off here thank you guys for tuning in make sure to smash the like button make sure to subscribe to the video i'll catch you guys on the next one as always peace and love


Okay, I said it and I really think like this is probably the coolest thing that I've learned about this teaching year. This is so interesting. So we already mentioned that in stratum basale, there are these awesome cells called melanocytes. And the melanocytes are embedded in there and I think I honestly can't remember anything. I can't remember if I told you that all of us, no matter what color our skin is, all of us have the same number of melanocytes in our skin, no matter what color our skin is, which is like super mind-blowing to me. So these melanocytes, I'm going to pull this over here. I'm going to use the diagram over here to illustrate what's going to happen with these melanocytes, but I wanted to be able to take some notes as well. So first of all, the melanocytes produce these vesicles of melanin and the vesicles, so look, the melanocytes make these vesicles called melanosomes. Melanosomes. And all the melanosomes are like lysosomes. They're just vesicles. They're cell membrane bubbles of melanin. Melanosomes are filled with melanin. And melanocytes produce melanosomes. They then exocytose the melanosomes into the epidermis. Okay, so think about this for a second. They basically take their, they're producing all these bubbles of melanin and they basically release the bubble. They barf the bubble. They reverse-yumptualize the bubble out into the rest of the epidermis. The keratin, keratinocytes, keratinocytes. Keratinocytes. Got it. I got it. The keratinocytes-yumptualize endocytose. The melanosomes, melanocytes, exocytose, melanosomes. Keratinocytes, endocytose. Melanosomes. Keratinocytes now have these melanosomes inside them. The melanosomes? Oh, my gosh, this is so freaking cool. The melanosomes surround, I'm going to write that down, melanosome surrounds, that says surrounds the nucleus. Hi. Dude, the melanosomes surround the nucleus to protect it from UV light. And why do you need to protect your nucleus from UV light? Because UV light can cause DNA inside your nucleus to break.  If your DNA breaks, then you aren't going to be able to make the proper proteins. If you think about cells making melanosomes and melanin, that's all protein thanks to a gene that's telling me what to do. So if you throw some UV light in there, yeah, that's probably not going to be a great thing. Let's protect the nucleus from the UV light. This seems like a super smart thing to have in your epidermal cells. It seems like, yes, please, I would like some more melanin so that it can go in there and protect my DNA from UV light. Brilliant, this is a win-win situation. Not all of us have the same number of melanocytes, not all of us have the same pigment of our skin. In fact, skin pigment is incredibly diverse. And there are three ways that we can generate different amounts of melanin in the overall, what, epidermis. First of all, some cells, this is genetic, some melanocytes make full melanosomes, okay?  Some have more. So you fill your melanocyte super full. No, excuse me, it's not your melanocytes that you have more. Your melanosome, which is the bubble.  Some cells, because of genetic messages, some cells make more melanosomes. So they have more bubbles. They make them more, they make them faster, they fill them fuller. If you do those two things, then you are going to have more pigment in your skin. There's one more. There's two flavors of melanin. So some melanocytes produce a sort of brown-black form of melanin, and other melanocytes produce like this red-yellow form of melanin. And you can imagine that if you do a mix and match those three variables, that you can end up with an incredible diversity of skin color. And I just have to take a minute to say that, especially in the United States in 2018, and the leadership of our country, the conversations have, there have been a lot of conversations about skin color and what that says about someone. And we have leadership that is sort of modeling this, that we can actually know something about a person based on the genetic, biological phenomenon of combining melanocytes that make lots of melanin, they make lots of melanosomes, they fill their melanosomes full, or they make certain colors of melanin.  And we're sort of having it modeled for us right now, that that is appropriate or accurate. I was really struck by this physiological process because it just is so clear that that right there is molecules doing their thing in layers of skin that we have to know the names of, and it has nothing to do with anything else, which then takes me to, is it true that the color of your skin affects the experience that you have in this world? Absolutely. And it's not okay. And it's not okay that our president is suggesting that that is appropriate. And remember, it's nothing, anything that our world is going to say about skin color and what that means, there is no anatomical support for that. It is genetic and protein and it's super cool and I seriously want to give high fives to all my melanocytes and all of everybody else's melanocytes because it's an amazing thing that it just did, but it is a social construct that says anything about the person that you are. I am a glass half full human. I like to see the world in a rosy way and it means that it has been really hard this last year having the leadership in the United States that we have because it's disgusting and it's embarrassing and it's horrifying. There's no excuse. There's no excuse for it. But my glass half full self looks at this situation that we are in here and the modeling that's happening and the statements about skin color that are being made. And I think we're having conversations that we wouldn't have been having and I think that we are holding, I think we're learning and we're having standards, we're holding our own standards and we're defining our own standards and I think that that is going to mean that after we're done with this, we're going to be better off. Okay, I hope that that's true.