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Temporary measures to reunite families across the Canada–US border, released by on 10 October 2024 Good day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news, I am Joy Stephen, a certified Canadian Immigration practitioner, and I bring to you this Federal News Bulletin from CIC news release. This recording originates from the Polinsys studios in Cambridge, Ontario. | Colonial borders have had profound impacts on Indigenous Peoples. They have put stress on families, kinship, cultural ties, traditional practices, language preservation and revitalization, governance, and economic opportunities. For some communities separated by the Canada–United States border, these impacts are felt on a daily basis. To address these challenges and to further advance reconciliation, as a first step, today the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced temporary measures to help Indigenous people in the United States reunite with their families in Canada and reconnect them with their traditional territories. These measures will allow eligible Indigenous people whose family members live in Canada to: work or study in Canada with some requirements waived extend their stay for up to three years (for those who are already in Canada) These temporary measures were implemented to relieve hardship on families while the federal government continues to work toward long-term solutions to address Indigenous border mobility challenges. This work is part of efforts to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UN Declaration) in Canada. Indigenous people eligible for these measures can apply as of October 10, 2024. Applicants must apply in advance before they travel to Canada. Those who are already in Canada can also apply from inside Canada. Applications can't be made at the border (port of entry). Please visit our dedicated web page for details on how the measures work, who is eligible for them and how to apply. | You can always access past news from the Canadian Federal Government by visiting this link: https://myar.me/tag/fed/. Furthermore, if you are interested in gaining comprehensive insights into the Provincial Express Entry Federal pool Canadian Permanent Residence Program or other Canadian Federal or Provincial Immigration programs, or if you require guidance after your selection, we cordially invite you to connect with us through https://myar.me/c. We highly recommend participating in our complimentary Zoom resource meetings, which take place every Thursday. We kindly request you to carefully review the available resources. Should any questions arise, our team of Canadian Authorized Representatives is readily available to address your concerns during the weekly AR's Q&A session held on Fridays. You can find the details for both of these meetings at https://myar.me/zoom. Our dedicated team is committed to providing you with professional assistance throughout the immigration process. Additional

This Day in Legal History: Jay Treaty SignedOn this day in legal history, February 29, 1796, the Jay Treaty, also known as the Treaty of London, was formally proclaimed, marking a significant moment in the post-Revolutionary War era between the United States and Great Britain. Negotiated by John Jay, the U.S. Chief Justice at the time, the treaty aimed to resolve lingering tensions and disputes that had persisted since the end of the war, particularly regarding territorial claims, trade relations, and maritime rights. The agreement facilitated the withdrawal of British forces from frontier forts in the Northwest Territory, which they had continued to occupy, in violation of the Treaty of Paris of 1783.The treaty also addressed American grievances related to British seizures of American ships and cargo, which had been a major source of conflict between the two nations. In return, the United States offered most-favored-nation trading status to Great Britain, an important economic concession that allowed for British goods to enter the U.S. market under favorable terms. Additionally, the treaty established a commission to resolve outstanding border disputes along the Canada–United States border and agreed to compensate American merchants for losses due to British ship seizures.Despite its diplomatic successes, the Jay Treaty faced significant opposition within the United States, particularly from supporters of Thomas Jefferson who viewed it as too conciliatory to British interests and a betrayal of France, America's ally during the Revolutionary War. The treaty's ratification in the Senate and subsequent implementation, however, played a crucial role in averting a potential war with Great Britain, solidifying the United States' sovereignty, and enhancing its economic independence. Thus, the Jay Treaty stands as a pivotal agreement that helped define the early foreign policy of the United States, ensuring peace with Great Britain while establishing a framework for handling international disputes through diplomacy rather than conflict.A federal judge in Texas has ruled against a new Texas law, SB 4, which allowed for the arrest and removal of migrants entering the U.S. without proper documentation, declaring it infringes on the federal government's exclusive authority over immigration. This decision, a victory for the Biden administration, comes from Senior US District Judge David Ezra, who also issued a preliminary injunction to prevent the law from taking effect as scheduled. Judge Ezra highlighted that permitting Texas to enact its own immigration policies would effectively nullify federal law, emphasizing the problems with allowing states to have their own disparate immigration laws. The ruling, subject to appeal by Texas to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, underscores a significant clash between state and federal visions of immigration enforcement. Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has been a vocal advocate for state-level enforcement, citing high numbers of border crossings as justification. However, the law has faced criticism for potentially leading to a fragmented approach to immigration, similar to previous legal challenges against similar laws in other states.Texas Immigration Law Struck Down by Judge in Win for BidenA California state judge has made a tentative ruling that allows nearly 6,000 Black workers at Tesla's Fremont factory to sue the electric vehicle manufacturer collectively over allegations of widespread racial discrimination and harassment. This decision by Judge Noel Wise centers on the accusation that Tesla was cognizant of the misconduct but failed to address it. The lawsuit, initiated by former assembly line worker Marcus Vaughn in 2017, claims that Black employees were subjected to racial slurs, graffiti, and nooses at their workstations. Tesla has yet to respond to the ruling but has previously stated its zero tolerance for workplace harassment, asserting that it has terminated employees found guilty of racial harassment. The ruling, which Tesla has an opportunity to contest, sets the stage for a potential multimillion-dollar judgment against the company and schedules a trial for October. This case is part of a broader legal challenge Tesla faces regarding racial bias, including a separate lawsuit by a California state civil rights agency and federal court claims by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Additionally, Tesla is appealing a $3.2 million jury verdict awarded to another Black former employee in a related racial harassment case.Tesla must face race bias class action by 6,000 Black US workers | ReutersA novel legal technology venture, Bench IQ, founded by legal tech entrepreneur Jimoh Ovbiagele and former Kirkland & Ellis partner Jeffrey Gettleman, aims to revolutionize how lawyers prepare for court by using artificial intelligence to analyze and predict judges' decision-making patterns. This Toronto-based startup has successfully secured $2.1 million in pre-seed funding from a mix of law firms and venture capital firms. Bench IQ's technology promises to provide comprehensive insights into judges' rulings, not limited to their written opinions, by employing large language model-based AI. Although specifics about the technology and data are under wraps due to pending patents, the company has already attracted 12 large law firms as pilot customers. Bench IQ offers flexible pricing models tailored to the needs of different law firms. The venture is entering a competitive market of AI-based legal services but distinguishes itself by focusing on explaining judges' legal reasoning rather than just describing it. This initiative represents a significant step forward in legal research, offering a tool that could potentially change the standard approach to legal arguments and courtroom strategy.New legal AI venture promises to show how judges think | ReutersThe U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case regarding Donald Trump's claim of immunity from criminal prosecution related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. This decision puts a temporary hold on the criminal case led by Special Counsel Jack Smith and will examine the extent of presidential immunity for actions taken while in office. The Court of Appeals previously ruled against Trump's claim, emphasizing the limits of executive power and the importance of election integrity. Scheduled for oral arguments in April, this case is significant as Trump, a leading Republican candidate for the upcoming election, faces multiple criminal charges. These include accusations of conspiring to defraud the United States and obstructing the congressional certification of Joe Biden's victory. Trump argues that presidential immunity is crucial for a president's effective functioning and to prevent post-office prosecutions, which he views as politically motivated. The Supreme Court's involvement in this and related cases highlights its central role in addressing issues surrounding the 2020 election and its aftermath, including a case that could affect Trump's charges directly.US Supreme Court to decide Trump criminal immunity claim in 2020 election case | Reuters Get full access to Minimum Competence - Daily Legal News Podcast at www.minimumcomp.com/subscribe

On 27 December 2023, a Twin Otter aircraft operated by Air Tindi crashed in Canada's high North, approximately 300 km Northeast of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.10 people were onboard, with some suffering injuries. It was night time, and there was blizzard conditions.This episode is a first-hand account of the Search and Rescue (SAR) response to this incident by the Canadian Armed Forces, and specifically the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) and its 435 "Chinthe" Transport and Rescue Squadron which is based at 17 Wing in Winnipeg, Manitoba.Search and Rescue at 435 Squadron is a 24 hour-a-day, seven day-a-week responsibility. The Squadron operates the venerable CC-130 Hercules aircraft, some of which are permanently equipped and dedicated for search and rescue missions. During working hours on weekdays, the search and rescue standby aircraft and crew are ready to respond within 30 minutes of being notified. At all other times, the response time is extended to two hours. 435 Transport and Rescue (T&R) Squadron; and 424 T&R Squadron at 8 Wing in Trenton, Ontario, provide primary search and rescue response for the Trenton Search and Rescue Region, the largest in Canada, which extends from Quebec City to the British Columbia/Alberta border, and from the Canada/United States border to the North Pole. In this episode you will hear a first-hand account of the SAR response from 435 Squadron members Capt. Jason Shaw, who was the aircraft commander, and Sergeant Vincent C. Benoit, who was the senior Search and Rescue Technician (SARTech) on the mission. They are 2 of 8 RCAF members who flew on this rescue mission.You'll hear about the C-130 in its SAR role, you'll hear the distances the crew had to fly, you'll learn about the challenging conditions they encountered, you'll hear about parachuting from the aircraft in blizzard conditions, and you'll hear about the care they gave to the occupants of the aircraft that crashed.Our tag-line at Go Bold is Talking to Real Life Heroes, and this episode is exactly that.Our guests, and the rest of their crew, the men and women at the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre, the men and women than maintain and support the RCAF aircraft, and the rescue team from the Diavik Diamond Mine are all heroes. We honor them with this episode which preserves their actions for others to hear and remember.Thank you to my guests, and thank you for serving and helping those in need!Go Bold!

Greg Marchildon talks to John M. Dirks about his book, A Co-operative Disagreement: Canada-United States Relations and Revolutionary Cuba, 1959-93, published by UBC Press in August 2022. John Dirks investigates efforts at the senior and working levels of Canada-US diplomacy and bureaucracy to find mutually advantageous ways of cooperating, despite their respective approaches to revolutionary Cuba. When Washington sought the downfall of the communist regime through political isolation and economic strangulation, Canada had deep commercial ties with Cuba and chose engagement instead. These differences in policy created the potential for significant friction, but the burden fell on Canada, as the smaller power, to initiate mitigation strategies. Ultimately, these two North American powers continued to adhere to the hard policy boundaries set by their own governments while establishing a mutually beneficial relationship on issues of intelligence, travel, and other areas of engagement with Cuba. Drawing on archival documents from both sides of the border, many newly declassified, this comprehensive study reveals how officials in Ottawa and Washington managed to preserve bilateral harmony despite ongoing policy divergence. Based on deft and thorough archival research, this work will appeal not only to scholars of Canadian foreign policy, diplomatic history, and political history but also to diplomats and others working in the foreign policy field. John M. Dirks is a historian and professional archivist. Now with the City of Toronto, he taught for several years in the International Relations Program at Trinity College, University of Toronto. Image Credit: UBC Press If you like our work, please consider supporting it: bit.ly/support_WTY. Your support contributes to the Champlain Society's mission of opening new windows to directly explore and experience Canada's past.

Thursday, June 29, 2023 - The North American Game Warden Museum is a museum in the International Peace Garden on the Canada–United States international border between the Canadian province of Manitoba and the U.S. state of North Dakota. The museum is located on the American side of the border. Initially founded on a temporary basis at the International Peace Garden in the 1990s, it became a permanent museum in 2005. Stephanie Lee is the museum's manager. ~~~ Biologist Chuck Lura shares an essay on the state flower. ~~~ 2023 is the International Year of Millets! Harvest Public Media shares why farmers are embracing this drought-tolerant grain. ~~~ It's a big deal for the North Dakota Council on the Arts. Executive Director Kim Konikow talks about their biggest budget ever and what they're doing with the money. ~~~ Today's BirdNote is about napping in mid flight.

This week on R3: Rideshare Rodeo Roundtable, we discuss: DoorDash Dasher Deactivations Everywhere DC partnering with DoorDash to offer free dash cameras to delivery drivers Amazon Canada and DoorDash team up for an exclusive offer DoorDash Takes a Tip From Grubhub With Amazon Canada Partnership Walmart Canada pilots rapid grocery delivery via SkipTheDishes SkipTheDishes launches online ‘Inflation Cookbook' to help people find cheap food DoorDash driver says customer asked them to drop off order at the pool ***** Support Rideshare Rodeo Patreon Page: https://patreon.com/ridesharerodeo

A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada–United States Border across Indigenous Lands (Oxford UP, 2021), is the recipient of the AHA's Albert Corey Prize in the history of Canadian–American relations. In A Line of Blood and Dirt, Benjamin Hoy shows how the US-Canadian border was built across Indigenous lands. He explores the experiences of various indigenous groups, European settlers, African Americans, and Chinese immigrants.  Benjamin Hoy is an assistant professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan, where he directs the Historical GIS Lab. Caleb Zakarin is the Assistant Editor of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada–United States Border across Indigenous Lands (Oxford UP, 2021), is the recipient of the AHA's Albert Corey Prize in the history of Canadian–American relations. In A Line of Blood and Dirt, Benjamin Hoy shows how the US-Canadian border was built across Indigenous lands. He explores the experiences of various indigenous groups, European settlers, African Americans, and Chinese immigrants.  Benjamin Hoy is an assistant professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan, where he directs the Historical GIS Lab. Caleb Zakarin is the Assistant Editor of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada–United States Border across Indigenous Lands (Oxford UP, 2021), is the recipient of the AHA's Albert Corey Prize in the history of Canadian–American relations. In A Line of Blood and Dirt, Benjamin Hoy shows how the US-Canadian border was built across Indigenous lands. He explores the experiences of various indigenous groups, European settlers, African Americans, and Chinese immigrants.  Benjamin Hoy is an assistant professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan, where he directs the Historical GIS Lab. Caleb Zakarin is the Assistant Editor of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada–United States Border across Indigenous Lands (Oxford UP, 2021), is the recipient of the AHA's Albert Corey Prize in the history of Canadian–American relations. In A Line of Blood and Dirt, Benjamin Hoy shows how the US-Canadian border was built across Indigenous lands. He explores the experiences of various indigenous groups, European settlers, African Americans, and Chinese immigrants.  Benjamin Hoy is an assistant professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan, where he directs the Historical GIS Lab. Caleb Zakarin is the Assistant Editor of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/native-american-studies

A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada–United States Border across Indigenous Lands (Oxford UP, 2021), is the recipient of the AHA's Albert Corey Prize in the history of Canadian–American relations. In A Line of Blood and Dirt, Benjamin Hoy shows how the US-Canadian border was built across Indigenous lands. He explores the experiences of various indigenous groups, European settlers, African Americans, and Chinese immigrants.  Benjamin Hoy is an assistant professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan, where he directs the Historical GIS Lab. Caleb Zakarin is the Assistant Editor of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-studies

A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada–United States Border across Indigenous Lands (Oxford UP, 2021), is the recipient of the AHA's Albert Corey Prize in the history of Canadian–American relations. In A Line of Blood and Dirt, Benjamin Hoy shows how the US-Canadian border was built across Indigenous lands. He explores the experiences of various indigenous groups, European settlers, African Americans, and Chinese immigrants.  Benjamin Hoy is an assistant professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan, where he directs the Historical GIS Lab. Caleb Zakarin is the Assistant Editor of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/law

A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada–United States Border across Indigenous Lands (Oxford UP, 2021), is the recipient of the AHA's Albert Corey Prize in the history of Canadian–American relations. In A Line of Blood and Dirt, Benjamin Hoy shows how the US-Canadian border was built across Indigenous lands. He explores the experiences of various indigenous groups, European settlers, African Americans, and Chinese immigrants.  Benjamin Hoy is an assistant professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan, where he directs the Historical GIS Lab. Caleb Zakarin is the Assistant Editor of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TSN World Juniors reporter, Mark Masters joins Al's Brother and Frank Corrado to preview the historic matchup of Canada and United States semifinal at the 2023 IIHF World Junior Championship from Halifax, Connor Bedard's electrifying impact at the tournament and the expectations against the American lineup.

Hey Green Junkie,I'm sure you've heard a bunch of talk about toxins in cleaning products, makeup, beauty products, etc. There are no shortages of alternatives to some of our favorite products but how do we know if those are safe? How are supposed to be able to trust “green” products when so many regulations allow companies to mask toxic ingredients?I turned to the expert and leader of the Toxic Chemical Rebellion, who didn't just coin that cheeky term but also built a company that teaches us about toxic-free products and offers safe and trusted alternatives for our homes.In this episode I will touch on the following:What is the toxic chemical rebellionHow toxic products are actually a social justice issueThe difference between the EU and Canada/United States when it comes to environmental safetyThe ins and outs of PVAAre laundry strips still a good alternativeImportant ingredients to avoidIf you love this podcast be sure to leave a review and share a screenshot of this episode to your IG stories. Tag @thisisstephaniemoram so I can shout you out and publicly say thanks. Thanks for listening and being here.Your green bestie,Xoxo StephanieHang With KirstenElva's All Naturals WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedinResourceshttps://elvasallnaturals.com/pages/faq-why-we-say-people-planet-pureUse the code GREENJUNKIE in the notes section when checking out to receive a free gift! https://elvasallnaturals.com/Previous Episodes Mentioned#31. What's Really Hiding in Your Home with Loni Brown#54. Greenify Your Self-Care and Bathroom Routine With Lorraine Dallmeier#56. The Hidden Secrets of the Beauty IndustrySources:https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/18/11/6027https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffkart/2021/08/08/study-says-up-to-75-of-plastics-from-detergent-pods-enter-the-environment-industry-says-they-safely-biodegrade/?sh=53d99b8d796a Follow Me on InstagramFollow Me on TikTokFollow Me on LinkedinFollow Me on TwitterWanna go the extra green mile? Binge (and download) my complimentary audio series to reduce your waste and learn how to consume less in just five days!Produced by: Alecia HarrisMusic By: Liz Fohle

Maryscott (Scotty) Greenwood is the CEO of the Canadian American Business Council  Greenwood also leads Crestview Strategy US where she serves as Partner and the Managing Director.  She is a former American diplomat to Canada and a frequent media commentator and public speaker. She also has her own   CANUSA STREET PODCAST In this podcast we explore how the political system in Canada is vastly different from that of the United States. In the second half of the program we look at what makes the US and Canadian relationship so unique and the many economic connections that can still be expanded upon even more in the future. During the podcast she mentions the website https://travellikeits2019.ca/ which is a way to advance the reopening of the border by getting the NEXUS program back up and fully functional.This episode is sponsored by Bent Ear Solutions which offers comprehensive capabilities and deep industry knowledge necessary to help you solve the most complex issues of your organization. We advise public and private organizations on an all-inclusive approach to disaster preparedness that addresses governance, planning, operational procedures, technology implementation, training, and exercises in order to achieve a successful and sustainable program.

Pope Francis finished a six day visit to Canada where he apologised for abuse suffered by indigenous children, in the US, a children's story hour in a liberal neighbour has become a flashpoint for far-right protestors and in the Czech Republic, a pig farm is demolished to be replaced with a museum to commemorate Romani people living under Nazi rule

An exploration of the parallel paths of two nudist pioneers: Ray Connett in Canada/United States and Gerardo Cisneros in Mexico The post: Naked Age – North American Nudist Pioneers, appeared first on The Naturist Living Show Podcast. #naturism #naturist #nudism #nudist

You don't want to miss this interview with none other than Luc Berthold, MP for Mégantic-L'Érable, Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party and Quebec Lieutenant. Today Aidan and Luc discuss his career in politics and how he got started, uniting the party for the next leader with the current leadership team, and Luc's work holding the government accountable. Check out Luc's work here https://lucberthold.ca/ Recorded on 06/04/2022 Passionate about people and communication, Mr. Luc Berthold began his career in radio where he held various positions, including host and sales representative before becoming editor-in-chief of the weekly Courrier Frontenac.  Anxious to take on new challenges, he then chose provincial politics. Mr. Berthold will serve various ministers in different capacities, including those of political adviser, press secretary and chief of staff. In 2006, he was elected the 27th mayor of the city of Thetford Mines and re-elected in 2009. During this period, he held several important positions. He was notably president of the Economic Development Corporation, vice-president of the Regional Conference of Elected Officials of Chaudière-Appalaches, administrator of the Union of Quebec Municipalities and president of the caucus of regional cities of Quebec.  After two very busy terms, he returned to the private sector where he became a trainer in leadership programs and a lobbyist.  Elected for the first time  in 2015 as Member of Parliament for Mégantic-L'Érable, Luc Berthold was re-elected twice, in 2019 and 2021. He held the positions of shadow cabinet minister for Agriculture and Agrifood, Infrastructure and Communities, Treasury Board and now Health. He served as Vice-Chair of the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, and the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food. Still very active, he is also a member of the Canada-France, Canada-Israel, Canada-United States and Canada-United Kingdom Interparliamentary Associations.  He is also a member of the Canadian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.

In this episode we discuss a recent paper published jointly in The American Journal of Gastroenterology and the Journal of the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology entitled American College of Gastroenterology-Canadian Association of Gastroenterology Clinical Practice Guideline: Management of Anticoagulants and Antiplatelets During Acute Gastrointestinal Bleeding and the Periendoscopic Period and co-authored by a Canada – United States team of experts.The interview with co-authors Dr Alan Barkun and Dr Jim Douketis covers the rationale for the new guidelines as well as the implications for clinicians. Dr Barkun is Professor of Medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology at McGill University and the McGill University Health Centre, Montréal, Canada. He is current holder of the DG Kinnear Chair in Gastroenterology at McGill University. Recipient of many national and international awards, Dr. Barkun has published over 400 peer-reviewed articles and abstracts and has given over 600 international presentations on emerging digestive endoscopic technologies, with an emphasis on methodological, clinical and cost-effectiveness trials of treatments for upper gastrointestinal bleeding (UGIB), bilio-pancreatic diseases and colorectal cancer screening. He is also the current President of the colorectal Cancer screening implementation committee for the province of Quebec. ANDDr. Douketis is Staff Physician in General Internal Medicine and Clinical Thromboembolism at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton. He is a Professor of Medicine and holds the David Braley-Nancy Gordon Chair in Thromboembolic Disease at McMaster University. Dr Douketis is past-president of Thrombosis Canada.Dr. Douketis' research interests include perioperative antithrombotic therapy, prognosis of patients with venous thromboembolism, hormonal therapy and thrombosis, prevention of venous thrombosis in medical patients, and clinical practice guideline development.Dr. Douketis is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Science,  Associate Editor of McMaster Textbook of Internal Medicine, Editor-in-Chief of Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine, Deputy Editor of Annals of Internal Medicine ACP Journal Club, and Associate Editor of Thrombosis and Haemostasis. He has over 350 peer-reviewed publications.Related Thrombosis Canada Resources:DOAC Bleeding Management Clinical Guide:  [LINK]DOAC Perioperative Management Clinical Guide: [LINK]Perioperative Anticoagulant Algorithm: [LINK]Follow us on Twitter: @thrombosiscanReference:Abraham NS, Barkun AN, Sauer BG, Douketis J, Laine L, Noseworthy PA, Telford JJ, Leontiadis GI. American College of Gastroenterology-Canadian Association of Gastroenterology Clinical Practice Guideline: Management of Anticoagulants and Antiplatelets During Acute Gastrointestinal Bleeding and the Periendoscopic Period. Journal of the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology. 2022 Apr;5(2):100-1Support the showhttps://thrombosiscanada.caTake a look at our healthcare professional and patient resources, videos and publications on thrombosis from the expert members of Thrombosis Canada

At a news conference on Parliament Hill, Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole calls on the Liberal government to reverse the increase to Canada Pension Plan (CPP) premiums amid a 30-year high inflation rate in Canada. The latest premium increase went into effect on January 1, 2022. He faces questions from reporters about protests by truckers who oppose the federal government's vaccination mandate for truckers who cross the Canada-United States border.

The Hockey Writers' prospects experts Matthew Zator, Peter Baracchini, and Greg Boysen get together to preview the upcoming 2022 World Junior Championship with the next set of team previews. First, they discuss Connor Bedard, Owen Power, Sebastian Cossa and potential dark horses for Team Canada. Then, they jump into Team USA and discuss the defence led by Luke Hughes and Jake Sanderson and the offence led by the top line of Brett Berard, Matty Beniers and Matthew Coronato. They also talk about Drew Commesso as the starter taking over for Spencer Knight and dark horses for both forwards and defence. Finally, they finish off the proceedings with some predictions on who will win the bronze medal and ultimately the gold medal and national pride. The THW Prospect Corner crew are great writers too: Matthew Zator - Peter Baracchini - Greg Boysen And, make sure to check out all our great prospects content Follow The Hockey Writers: Twitter - Instagram - Facebook Sign up for the "Morning Skate" newsletter Join us in the Hockey Lounge on Discord to talk prospects and all things hockey Graphics by Vince Richard

Todd Doherty is the Member of Parliament for the riding of Cariboo Prince George, first elected in October, 2015. Mr. Doherty brings vast experience in the private sector to his new role. As an aviation executive, he was tasked with promoting regional, provincial and national passenger, cargo and tourism opportunities on the world stage. Mr. Doherty has represented Canada throughout Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the America's on trade missions, industry conferences and on industry regulatory panels. Mr. Doherty is widely respected as one of North America's top aviation business development professionals, whom was widely sought after to present on industry topics regarding air service development, cargo, supply chain management, security and regional tourism opportunities. In addition, he has authored and co-authored industry papers on regulatory challenges affecting air service development and air service development strategies in the Canadian passenger and cargo markets. Mr. Doherty was most recently named Special Advisor on Mental Health and Wellness in the new Conservative Shadow Cabinet. In the last session, MP Doherty served as Shadow Minister for Transport. Mr. Doherty has also served as Shadow Minister for Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, as well as Shadow Minister for the Asia Pacific Gateway. Mr. Doherty was privileged to champion Bill C-211, An Act Respecting a Federal Framework on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Bill C-211 will require the Minister of Health to convene a conference with the Minister of National Defence, the Minister of Veterans Affairs, provincial and territorial government representatives, representatives of the medical community and patients' groups for the purpose of developing a comprehensive federal framework to address the challenges of recognizing the symptoms and providing timely diagnosis and treatment of PTSD. Mr. Doherty sits as a Member of the Parliamentary Associations of the Commonwealth, Canada-Europe, Canada-Africa, NATO, ParlAmericas, the Canada Group of Inter-Parliamentary Union, and the Inter-Parliamentary Groups of Canada-United States, Canada-Germany, Canada-Ireland, Canada-Israel, Canada-Italy, Canada-Japan and the Canada-China Legislative Association. Involvement in local community is also important to Mr. Doherty. He supports the local Canadian Cancer Society and various charitable organizations. Mr. Doherty has worked with at risk youth, teaching crisis intervention and suicide prevention in cross cultural communities. In addition, Mr. Doherty is passionate about coaching and mentoring youth through sports. Having coached all levels at hockey from Minor to Junior, Mr. Doherty has been part of the Prince George Spruce Kings Junior A hockey team from Scouting to President. Mr. Doherty together with Mrs. Doherty are successful small business owners for over 20 years. Todd and his wife, Kelly have four children, Joshua, Kaitlyn, Kassi and Jordan.

Hi ya'll. Shay here. This is thebuzzr podcast. Thank you for tuning in.“Singer, songwriter, poet, painter, rule breaker, game changer. He pushed the boundaries, blurred the lines, held up a mirror and reflected to us the state of our culture, our world and ourselves.”“The irreplaceable trailblazer David Bowie helped define our universe through his music.” (source, LOM)Welcome to the exploration of the sound & vision of David Bowie – Episode Three.We continue to talk about Bowie's alter egos and the effect they had on the artist. The artist's impact on society and how he evoked us to challenge and question ourselves and society,Topics discussed are issues artists face at the Canada/United States border and the experiences artists need today.We touch on Sascha's time with Platinum Blonde and Kevin's time with New Regime.Kevin shares his experience being the character of David Bowie for the Life on Mars (LoM) show.… and closing thoughts on the Blackstar album.Tune in and take part!Thank you for tuning into episode three.Cheers,ShayTracks – covers performed by Life on Mars (LoM“Alladin Sane” 3:03:08“Golden Years” 28:02:10 “Space Oddity” 44:52:00“She Makes Pornography On The Weekends” (Jack Spann) 51:27:19 Guests Guests:From Toronto, band members Kevin Connelly & Alexander “Sascha” Tukatsch are joining us. Kevin and Sascha are founding member of the band Heroes. Kevin is the frontman & lead vocalist for Canadian-based Life on Mars project, celebrating the music of David Bowie. Sascha is on drums. We feature music from the Life On Mars show, performed by Kevin Connelly and back by the Heroes band.“Established in 2004, Toronto, Canada-based Life on Mars (LoM) presents the genius of Bowie across the decades. Life on Mars is not an imitation of Bowie but an emulation of his music and a celebration of his spirit.”The show is “backed by the incomparable Heroes band.”Kevin co-founded New Regime, the 80s new waver band. Likewise, he is the founder of Iron Age Mystics. The band produced a 2019 album hailed as “The best political rock album since the Rage Against The Machine's debut”.Sascha is the band's drummer, engineer, and co-producer of Iron Age Mystics, and drummer of Platinum Blonde. He joined Platinum Blonde as a drummer when Chris Steffler left the band in 1985.New York artist Jack Spann joins the show. Jack is a singer-songwriter and master keyboardist/pianist that has worked with top artists. One of them was David Bowie. His work with Bowie developed into Black Star, Bowie's last album. We feature tracks from Jack's 2017 album Beautiful Man From Mars, a nod to Bowie. Life On Mars (LoM) “Turn and face the strange”  David Bowie 1947 - 2016Singer, song writer, poet, painter, rule breaker, game changer. For nearly five decades David Bowie helped define our universe through his music. He pushed the boundaries, blurred the lines, held up a mirror and reflected back to us the state of our culture, our world and most importantly, ourselves.Established in 2004, Toronto, Canada based Life on Mars (LoM) presents the genius of Bowie across the decades. Maintaining the integrity of the music, note for note, LoM presents a two hour retrospect, a musical reinvention of classic Bowie hits; uniquely arranged into a soaring, emotional, musical, concert experience of astonishing nuance and power.Life on Mars is not an imitation of Bowie but an emulation of his music and a celebration of his spirit. Singer Kevin Connelly fuses the essence of Bowie's vision and charisma with his own electrifying talent and captures with mesmerizing accuracy, the mystery, the moves and the magic of Bowie himself; backed by the incomparable Heroes band this is a performance unsurpassed by any other of it's kind.LoM bio and reviews, introduction to episode. source  Credits LoM players on the audio / video: Lead vocals - Kevin ConnellyBackground Vocals - Tanya Godinho, Peter SabanGuitars - Chuck Brown, Peter SabanKeyboards - Rob Cooper,

This forum examines the binational Canada-United States relationship and explores new possibilities in the post-pandemic era to build back better together as both nations grapple with the emerging regional and global challenges of the 21st century, including future public health crises, regional security threats, climate change as well as our shared interests on the global stage. Series: "Hemisphere in Transition" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 37249]

This forum examines the binational Canada-United States relationship and explores new possibilities in the post-pandemic era to build back better together as both nations grapple with the emerging regional and global challenges of the 21st century, including future public health crises, regional security threats, climate change as well as our shared interests on the global stage. Series: "Hemisphere in Transition" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 37249]

This forum examines the binational Canada-United States relationship and explores new possibilities in the post-pandemic era to build back better together as both nations grapple with the emerging regional and global challenges of the 21st century, including future public health crises, regional security threats, climate change as well as our shared interests on the global stage. Series: "Hemisphere in Transition" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 37249]

This forum examines the binational Canada-United States relationship and explores new possibilities in the post-pandemic era to build back better together as both nations grapple with the emerging regional and global challenges of the 21st century, including future public health crises, regional security threats, climate change as well as our shared interests on the global stage. Series: "Hemisphere in Transition" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 37249]

This forum examines the binational Canada-United States relationship and explores new possibilities in the post-pandemic era to build back better together as both nations grapple with the emerging regional and global challenges of the 21st century, including future public health crises, regional security threats, climate change as well as our shared interests on the global stage. Series: "Hemisphere in Transition" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 37249]

This forum examines the binational Canada-United States relationship and explores new possibilities in the post-pandemic era to build back better together as both nations grapple with the emerging regional and global challenges of the 21st century, including future public health crises, regional security threats, climate change as well as our shared interests on the global stage. Series: "Hemisphere in Transition" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 37249]

This forum examines the binational Canada-United States relationship and explores new possibilities in the post-pandemic era to build back better together as both nations grapple with the emerging regional and global challenges of the 21st century, including future public health crises, regional security threats, climate change as well as our shared interests on the global stage. Series: "Hemisphere in Transition" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 37249]

Richard Madan, CTV News; Bishop Harding Smith, Minnesota Acts Now; Ahmed Hussen, Social Development Minister; Sandy Hudson, Black Lives Matter; Robyn Maynard, Author, ’Policing Black Lives: State violence in Canada from slavery to the the present’; Kennedy Stewart, Vancouver Mayor; Glen McGregor, CTV News; Vicky Mochama, The Conversation; Akwasi Owusu-Bempah, University of Toronto.  *The viewpoints expressed in this podcast represent the opinions of the host and participants as of the date of publication and are not intended to be a substitute for medical advice and best practices by leading medical authorities as the information surrounding the current coronavirus pandemic is constantly evolving.

Summary:In this episode of Financial Planning for Canadian Business Owners, Jason Pereira, award-winning financial planner, university lecturer, writer, and host interviews Kim Moody, Director of Canadian Tax Advisory Services at Moodys Gartner Tax Law in the Calgary area. Kim Moody talks about the expertise that Moody Gartner offers, the general percentages of taxation that businesses face, the differences in paying dividends and salaries, the Kiddie Tax rule, and what to know before paying family members. Episode Highlights: ● 01:07: – Kim Moody explains Moodys Gartner and what they do. ● 02:05: – How are corporations taxed in Canada? ● 03:47: – What is the tax benefit of not taking money out personally against the business? ● 05:09: – Kim talks about the limit of $50,000 in passive income. ● 08:38: – Why is the belief that paying dividends is better than paying income a fallacy? ● 12:00: – Corporations are giving up their CPT contributions if they are paying out dividends and giving up the ability to earn RST. ● 13:26: – What does it take to pay a salary or dividend to a family member? ● 15:37: – How have the rules changed for paying dividends to family members? ● 20:15: – Kim Moody talks about the Kiddie Tax rule. ● 22:13: – The average business owner makes less than $70,000 a year to take care of their families and generally work more than a 40-hour work week. ● 26:06: – It is not about being careful what you wish for, it is about what is best for the country. 3 Key Points 1. Moodys Gartner has a very strong Canada-United States bench handling anything in the cross borner private client space, with offices in Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, 2. Corporations are taxes on active business income, generated in Canada, then the first $500,000 is subject to a preferential rate which varies by province but is typically 10%. Anything over that is taxed at the general rate between 25-27%. 3. There is a limit of $50,000 in passive income that a small business can make before it starts to potentially suffer because they will pull back on the ability to use the lower tax rate. Tweetable Quotes: ● “Moodys Gartner is a tax law firm. We also have a companion accounting firm, Moody's Private Client and we service private clients, high net worth and ultra high net worth private clients at a tax specialist level.” – Kim Moody ● “Maximize the referral by not taking those funds out so that ultimately you maximize and use the time value of money so when you ultimately do take the money out and pay another level of personal tax, you are dealing with more” – Kim Moody ● “Would you pay an arm's length person the same amount of money for the same services? If the answer is yes, then more than likely that salary that you are paying to the family member is reasonable, then all is well.” – Kim Moody Resources Mentioned: ● Facebook – Jason Pereira's ● LinkedIn – Jason Pereira's ● jasonpereira.ca – Jason Pereira's ● Linkedin – KimMoody ● moodystax.com – Moodys Gartner Tax Law ● FintechImpact.co – Website Full Transcript See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A new trade agreement, known as CUSMA, replaced the 26-year-old North American Free Trade agreement was signed late last year. Now it’s before the Canadian government for ratification. Scott Sinclair is senior trade researcher at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. He takes us through the new agreement to see what’s changed.

A new trade agreement, known as CUSMA, replaced the 26-year-old North American Free Trade agreement was signed late last year. Now it’s before the Canadian government for ratification. Scott Sinclair is senior trade researcher at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. He takes us through the new agreement to see what’s changed.

Today's episode 11 you will learn why racism is very much still present today in Canada & United States.  Why it is incredibly important to start having conversations with our children as to how we view ourselves and others. Dr. Beverly-Jean Daniel, an assistant professor at the Ryerson University in Toronto, a black mother of 4 and with more than 25 years experience working with race, racism and helping black youth in our communities develop positive racial identities explains is very clearly using mom related examples of how racism can appear in our daily lives without even realizing it.   What you'll learn in this episode: Ways you might be promoting racism in your kids life. How Disney movies often allude to racism? Ways to talk to your kids about racism and being respectful of other minority groups. How stating that your colorbling promotes racism. How the school system needs to take acts of racism more seriously. Why a black mother needs to prepare her kids for survival in our society? And Much More....   Connect with Dr Beverly-Jean Daniel  HERE   To learn more about Christiane Bégin click HERE Get the BEST notes from this episode HERE Listening to an episode!, please snap a picture and share it on instagram tag @citruslovepodcast or @christiane.begin  Subscribe to our newsletter to receive some favorite tips and takeaways from each episode directly to you!! Join the Citrus Love Facebook Community HERE

On this episode, women's hockey is getting bigger and better, and it starts with the Canada-United States rivalry series. Zack asks thought provoking life questions. The Leafs week in a nutshell. Bad teams are getting hot with young goaltending. The playoff race in the west is an enigma. Trade season is upon us and we are getting swept up in it.

Holly Warner has taken her personal health concerns and turned it into a mission to help those gain a better understanding of what being healthy truly is. As you step fully into your vision and mission, you will need a special resolve to get you through some of the most challenging times. Holly Warner is no stranger to what it takes to stay the course when you are challenged by outside forces. But her resolve, and strong belief in herself and the important work that she does, paves the way for her to live her vision and mission to help women feel better and live fully. In this episode, you’ll learn what makes Holly such an incredible force and how setting boundaries truly helps her, and can help you too, every day.    In this episode:  Holly’s personal health concerns and how it inspired her mission & vision  Medical system handcuffs, as she calls it, that she faced in her work  Treating others with medicine and heart  Building the right team  Following your passion  Self-care equals clear boundaries  Celebrate your failures as much as your successes    Holly Warner, FDN-P is a leading Functional Diagnostic & Stress Management expert, as well as a Board Certified Holistic Practitioner. She is living her vision and mission as the founder of HollyWarnerHealth.com an expert on Women’s Hormones, Adrenal health and the Human Microbiome. Holly is a member of the Trubalance Healthcare Physicians Network for Bioidentical Hormones and has helped thousands of patients across Canada & United States achieve better health.       To connect with Holly, visit her website at: HollyWarnerHealth.com 

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   For the second time on this podcast, we are going to the South American giant of Brazil! Tune in to get a second perspective on this massive country that speaks Portuguese, not Spanish!   Mentioned in this episode: São Paulo Quebec City, Quebec, Canada United States of America Rio de Janeiro Bahia Recife Fortaleza Lençóis Maranhenses Avengers: Infinity Wars Iguazu Falls Argentina Curitiba Salvador New York City Itaimbezinho Avenida Paulista Brazilian Portuguese Spanish language Portugal Brasilia Chicago Oscar Niemeyer Italian Brazilian Italy Japanese Brazilian Japan German Brazilian Germany French Brazilian France Guyana French Guiana Suriname Netherlands Lebanese Brazilian Lebanon Native Brazilian Amazon Rainforest Açaí berry Colombia Ecuador Peru Caipirinha Cachaça Feijoada Pao de Queijo Coxinha Fogo de Chão Virado à Paulista Jeitinho (The Brazilian Way) Guarana O Doutrinador (The Indoctrinator) Marvel Eduardo Spohr Filhos de Eden (Children of Eden)

 As you step fully into your vision and mission, you will need a special resolve to get you through some of the most challenging times. Holly Warner is no stranger to what it takes to stay the course when you are challenged by outside forces. But her resolve, and strong belief in herself and the important work that she does, paves the way for her to live her vision and mission to help women feel better and live fully. In this episode, you’ll learn what makes Holly such an incredible force and how setting boundaries truly helps her, and can help you too, every day.    In this episode:  Holly’s personal health concerns and how it inspired her mission & vision  Medical system handcuffs, as she calls it, that she faced in her work  Treating others with medicine and heart  Building the right team  Following your passion  Self-care equals clear boundaries  Celebrate your failures as much as your successes      Holly Warner, FDN-P is a leading Functional Diagnostic & Stress Management expert, as well as a Board Certified Holistic Practitioner. She is living her vision and mission as the founder of HollyWarnerHealth.com an expert on Women’s Hormones, Adrenal health and the Human Microbiome. Holly is a member of the Trubalance Healthcare Physicians Network for Bioidentical Hormones and has helped thousands of patients across Canada & United States achieve better health.     To connect with Holly, visit her website at: HollyWarnerHealth.com 

Become a Master DIY Landscape Lighting Installer. Listen to tips from many of the top Landscape Lighting contractors and designers from across Canada & United States as they share their master tips and secrets about Landscape Lighting Design.

Become a Master DIY Landscape Lighting Installer. Listen to tips from many of the top Landscape Lighting contractors and designers from across Canada & United States as they share their master tips and secrets about Landscape Lighting Design.

A historic treaty to bring back bison (buffalo) was signed in 2014 in Montana by First Nations and tribes on both sides of the Canada-United States border. The Northern Tribes Buffalo Treaty — the first of its kind in 150 years — is meant to work to establish inter-tribal alliances for the restoration of bison on reserves or co-managed lands within the U.S. and Canada. Bison may bring about better ecological balance by allowing plants, animals and birds that disappeared with the demise of the bison in the mid to late 1800s. The first wild bison to roam Banff National Park in more than a century was reintroduces last year and will eventually graze the eastern slopes of that park. The speaker will address the many issues related to reintroduction of bison to this area. He will also explain the cultural importance that bison plays in the lives of First Nations Peoples. Speaker: Dr. Leroy Little Bear Renowned as an international scholar, speaker and leader, Dr. Leroy Little Bear is a pioneer in the field of Indigenous education and the winner of the 2017 University of Lethbridge Speaker Research Award. A mentor and instructor of students and an esteemed advisor on Aboriginal matters at the local, provincial, national and international level, Little Bear was a founder of the University's Department of Native American Studies, one of the first such departments in Canada. Little Bear breathed life into Indigenous scholarship by developing ethical, respectful and rigorous Aboriginal programs. His educational service did not end with his formal retirement, but rather transitioned into the role of mentor and advisor, guiding Indigenous programming and establishing a legacy of inclusivity. Little Bear now serves as the Special Assistant to the President and has played an integral role in breaking boundaries between traditional Indigenous and western sciences, and his writings have influenced legal and policy realms. He and his wife, Amethyst First Rider, were major proponents in bringing about the signing of the Buffalo Treaty between American and First Nations. He has received the key to the City of Lethbridge, an Urban Aboriginal Lifetime Achievement Award, an honorary Doctor of Arts and Science from the U of L, an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Northern British Columbia and was recently inducted into the Alberta Order of Excellence. Moderator: Cody Spencer Date: Thursday, February 8, 2018 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (below The Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Drive South Cost: $11 lunch (hearty soup & bun, desert & coffee/tea) or $2 coffee/tea. RSVP not required

A historic treaty to bring back bison (buffalo) was signed in 2014 in Montana by First Nations and tribes on both sides of the Canada-United States border. The Northern Tribes Buffalo Treaty — the first of its kind in 150 years — is meant to work to establish inter-tribal alliances for the restoration of bison on reserves or co-managed lands within the U.S. and Canada. Bison may bring about better ecological balance by allowing plants, animals and birds that disappeared with the demise of the bison in the mid to late 1800s. The first wild bison to roam Banff National Park in more than a century was reintroduces last year and will eventually graze the eastern slopes of that park. The speaker will address the many issues related to reintroduction of bison to this area. He will also explain the cultural importance that bison plays in the lives of First Nations Peoples. Speaker: Dr. Leroy Little Bear Renowned as an international scholar, speaker and leader, Dr. Leroy Little Bear is a pioneer in the field of Indigenous education and the winner of the 2017 University of Lethbridge Speaker Research Award. A mentor and instructor of students and an esteemed advisor on Aboriginal matters at the local, provincial, national and international level, Little Bear was a founder of the University's Department of Native American Studies, one of the first such departments in Canada. Little Bear breathed life into Indigenous scholarship by developing ethical, respectful and rigorous Aboriginal programs. His educational service did not end with his formal retirement, but rather transitioned into the role of mentor and advisor, guiding Indigenous programming and establishing a legacy of inclusivity. Little Bear now serves as the Special Assistant to the President and has played an integral role in breaking boundaries between traditional Indigenous and western sciences, and his writings have influenced legal and policy realms. He and his wife, Amethyst First Rider, were major proponents in bringing about the signing of the Buffalo Treaty between American and First Nations. He has received the key to the City of Lethbridge, an Urban Aboriginal Lifetime Achievement Award, an honorary Doctor of Arts and Science from the U of L, an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Northern British Columbia and was recently inducted into the Alberta Order of Excellence. Moderator: Cody Spencer Date: Thursday, February 8, 2018 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (below The Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Drive South Cost: $11 lunch (hearty soup & bun, desert & coffee/tea) or $2 coffee/tea. RSVP not required

A historic treaty to bring back bison (buffalo) was signed in 2014 in Montana by First Nations and tribes on both sides of the Canada-United States border. The Northern Tribes Buffalo Treaty — the first of its kind in 150 years — is meant to work to establish inter-tribal alliances for the restoration of bison on reserves or co-managed lands within the U.S. and Canada. Bison may bring about better ecological balance by allowing plants, animals and birds that disappeared with the demise of the bison in the mid to late 1800s. The first wild bison to roam Banff National Park in more than a century was reintroduces last year and will eventually graze the eastern slopes of that park. The speaker will address the many issues related to reintroduction of bison to this area. He will also explain the cultural importance that bison plays in the lives of First Nations Peoples. Speaker: Dr. Leroy Little Bear Renowned as an international scholar, speaker and leader, Dr. Leroy Little Bear is a pioneer in the field of Indigenous education and the winner of the 2017 University of Lethbridge Speaker Research Award. A mentor and instructor of students and an esteemed advisor on Aboriginal matters at the local, provincial, national and international level, Little Bear was a founder of the University's Department of Native American Studies, one of the first such departments in Canada. Little Bear breathed life into Indigenous scholarship by developing ethical, respectful and rigorous Aboriginal programs. His educational service did not end with his formal retirement, but rather transitioned into the role of mentor and advisor, guiding Indigenous programming and establishing a legacy of inclusivity. Little Bear now serves as the Special Assistant to the President and has played an integral role in breaking boundaries between traditional Indigenous and western sciences, and his writings have influenced legal and policy realms. He and his wife, Amethyst First Rider, were major proponents in bringing about the signing of the Buffalo Treaty between American and First Nations. He has received the key to the City of Lethbridge, an Urban Aboriginal Lifetime Achievement Award, an honorary Doctor of Arts and Science from the U of L, an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Northern British Columbia and was recently inducted into the Alberta Order of Excellence. Moderator: Cody Spencer Date: Thursday, February 8, 2018 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (below The Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Drive South Cost: $11 lunch (hearty soup & bun, desert & coffee/tea) or $2 coffee/tea. RSVP not required

A historic treaty to bring back bison (buffalo) was signed in 2014 in Montana by First Nations and tribes on both sides of the Canada-United States border. The Northern Tribes Buffalo Treaty — the first of its kind in 150 years — is meant to work to establish inter-tribal alliances for the restoration of bison on reserves or co-managed lands within the U.S. and Canada. Bison may bring about better ecological balance by allowing plants, animals and birds that disappeared with the demise of the bison in the mid to late 1800s. The first wild bison to roam Banff National Park in more than a century was reintroduces last year and will eventually graze the eastern slopes of that park. The speaker will address the many issues related to reintroduction of bison to this area. He will also explain the cultural importance that bison plays in the lives of First Nations Peoples. Speaker: Dr. Leroy Little Bear Renowned as an international scholar, speaker and leader, Dr. Leroy Little Bear is a pioneer in the field of Indigenous education and the winner of the 2017 University of Lethbridge Speaker Research Award. A mentor and instructor of students and an esteemed advisor on Aboriginal matters at the local, provincial, national and international level, Little Bear was a founder of the University's Department of Native American Studies, one of the first such departments in Canada. Little Bear breathed life into Indigenous scholarship by developing ethical, respectful and rigorous Aboriginal programs. His educational service did not end with his formal retirement, but rather transitioned into the role of mentor and advisor, guiding Indigenous programming and establishing a legacy of inclusivity. Little Bear now serves as the Special Assistant to the President and has played an integral role in breaking boundaries between traditional Indigenous and western sciences, and his writings have influenced legal and policy realms. He and his wife, Amethyst First Rider, were major proponents in bringing about the signing of the Buffalo Treaty between American and First Nations. He has received the key to the City of Lethbridge, an Urban Aboriginal Lifetime Achievement Award, an honorary Doctor of Arts and Science from the U of L, an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Northern British Columbia and was recently inducted into the Alberta Order of Excellence. Moderator: Cody Spencer Date: Thursday, February 8, 2018 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (below The Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Drive South Cost: $11 lunch (hearty soup & bun, desert & coffee/tea) or $2 coffee/tea. RSVP not required

Sam “RONIN!” Tripoli is a stand-up comedian, host of the podcasts, Tin Foil Hat and Punch Drunk Sports.    episode description copied-and-pasted from Tin Foil Hat's post   "Thank you so much for tuning in to another episode of Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli. This episode is live from the Cigar City Studios in Tampa and Sam welcomes to the show from the Sweat Equity Podcast Law Smith and Eric Readinger,, Comedian John Jacobs and from 208 Monkeys Damian Alpizar! On this episode we discuss.....  1) Bitcoin  2) Tor Dark Web  3) The Onion Routing  4) Search the Dark Web  5) Comedian John Jacobs's new comedy album "Summer at Soundsides" which is available at summratsouthside.com for free!    Thank you for supporting the show. Please remember to subscribe to our youtube channel Youtube.com/SamTripoli and rate and review on iTunes if you could please. Thank you for your support!"   recorded in the Cigar City Podcast Studio inside Tocobaga Consulting   Dark Web, Dark Web, Fake Followers, Fake Likes, TOR, VPN, Dream Market, BitCoin, Silk Road, DuckDuckGo, IP Chicken, MaxMind, Reddit, Ybor City   Transcript via Dragon Dictate   Welcome to tinfoil hat guys were doing a very special episode here in Tampa in the home of the roosters guy things to know and you know I am you know I'm here to do I'm hit a rock joining me in this like this this food you call this this is our so how's school club now this is the evidence is this is that where the debate the minds of come together spares around table yet conspiracy roundtable I did that joining me here is of a good friend of mine know how I'm I known you for when we meet on Craigslist like seven years ago seven years ago do 40 flowers this guy got we are okay to check out Chris Leslie's woke up from sweat equity my good friend lost Smith everybody hello and joining us is this cohost of his coat of sweat equity Eric read Bangor painting or reading or almost that it exerted with satellite equity it was what I could in the trial so it's what equity input hustling to some we we so were inside our office took a bucket consulting and so we do a lot of digital nerd work a lot of small business consulting were given a lot of advice so it was kind of like why don't we just have a podcast for interview people about hustle discipline to get that like comedians are good or good kind of indicator of that because you're your own business you've gotta do you go to do a job that makes negative money for about 15 years right and then you start really making money that you make a little money for another five right when you struggle and then you get a couple divorces in all who have hiked and it's his way of not paying yeah yes I perfect surface what equity Breaux is a talk as right it's it's the titular side of what's going on it so what I like it because it Brooke I have a little bit of comedy with it so there's always Dick jokes but try to give advice like talk about how to like to work smart not work hard necessary but work smart well I could nerd out on this for a while but it gets her voice out their podcasts and I love the video it's you know it's a one-way conversation, like stand up but it feels like a dialogue is business to I love when I go into different towns I love doing local podcasts I love it I think it's this writer is this right there with you I just love it because I love that you can be anywhere now and do your own thing that's why left LA only to be here all day when you to mount you pay for this office was strict only like to grant real hey how is it ungodly with also joining us is from 208 monkeys Damien L bizarre everybody close enough help is a hot hot bizarre elbows are out peas are Althea's are what is what it was with me tonight what is up to 208 monkeys were just a little bit of production visual effects company we have fun with it really go to a monkeys for various reasons but have you today and it is like to have fun so we wouldn't have a phone so you do animations you editing you are you and what what are some the projects you like to work up what we do a lot of stuff with it especially comes to like products so weird mundane shift okay like to make exciting like doorstop are you know you have all the vacuum or door stopper like how we make that look like death Star and I get people registered and buying the stuff that they probably really really need its next level marketing I so do a lot of web stuff to me that like six second ads are the thing always knocking on our door always try to lose their children which will sweat equity I am I am the pusher I'm the push I push all kinds of things in household I'm the reason why you have a garage. 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I didn't know I had a garage but I did know was full of useless shift that's amazing that's all I think editors are kings I tell people it's like you know sometimes like I I think about like maybe I should just take a break from Doucet and just learn to get a black belt in editing because I feel like that skill will never go away you can do a lot with your own stuff you like, you like that yeah I think that I'll put them out you got them now you know yeah you don't need Hollywood prices boom that is good for you get you get Eastern European prices at Western European business – via video you have got to start your premium prices that you want to take you and check prices you get you got them here I totally cool that that's that's that's amazing to me like I would totally move here if you guys and have hurricanes and serial killers I would totally live here why do I know that is your call so yeah I will leave you guys are no other tab I had a serial killer that was at McDonald's which makes sense because the Burger King would never do that to you but working wants love you I don't ever try to sell her house and it happened or it was having her neighborhood all that heavy forest fog and laborers they would show a map on the news with laws house house right in the grid I like what now dad selling his LA appraiser news you know me very nice we had we lost about 35 grand really Sonia's beaver likes freaked out and then by the time you caught on its holiday season here showing your show your house you like that kid located just walking on a dead body) just will I do for fun that's fuss yeah I would like the logo yeah what so what was that that other voices help for you want me to bring a man John Jacobs John Jacob he worked with me New Year's Eve at the Tampa in Padre to impact empty house was intact and it was empty great a great first show was funds second show was great in my opinion I really enjoyed it yet he's got a new album coming out called summer at the Southside tells Lobato last summer at Southside for each Frank comedy music hourly track if you like weird Al if you like lonely island if you like tenacious D those the guys we get compared to the Mus the most I am and I we want to admit that and who do it does a comparison your mother grab everybody even plans was been getting great feedback I'm so happy about it okay the best thing about it on my life okay so you were to pay a little bit of at the end of the show go out on your favorite you what your favorite song glory hole, who doesn't like it is that you whistle to another over the dark twist in the song I have I give too much away and we will have a hard time getting what I guess it's not you know the glory hole stories you hear always nice you now is because it always hangs a button you know I like how could it has it has ever been a source of his Dick gets ripped off Hope you would've just got a report on that you're probably embarrassed that nobody log me like her for sure that I have a dog you got me like you have some happened yeah I may gotta grab the guy that did it will Hopewell there's a wall between you and how you can have it that means you have you gained in the will probably still not going to write an elephant try and I'll get your difference although I had a full rent has her leg today will reach their little ear seminaries again Lori holds everybody yeah a very glorious thing either where the glue what I mean it's just that you feel good getting through it is that you're getting you heading in your own time it is a risk you know you on the other side the guy getting it but you you gotta be Ted at its beginning you Shane audience through the whole afternoon done how does job what if there's been a marriage after going home. Like I put the ring for the whole yeah oh my God I don't know if this is conspiracy to don't know if this is on-topic for the park and sat on holy on topic areas the topic it's all on topic real quick next week this coming up today is today's second it's coming out January 9 it is comedy chaos live at the main room of the comedy store we've got Russell peters Tiffany had a wish Jesse May Peluso and Jimmy door and Brandon shop is there and I think you might be heading right that's a funky line of the food we just do murder in the cottage it's the main room consort is 400 seats MSL that Russell peters what top three in the world yes yeah and Tiffany had-ish is the black unicorn and she is great I just want to lay so smoking hot dog watch lady strip which is really good she's good that's been her since I've known her no-show me and she was like she carried that whole movie by far click the check hangover I would die wooden should have its business get it she's she's the best thing in it by far and she carries that movie and then were doing a naughty show January 17 third expert is again in the main of God sort that lineup will be out soon and that is the business that's off today we get into this topic and we're kind of need your intro music no this is that the new replay no he didn't play the intro music I thought this is all set up to to do this although I check you can add post yeah me and we'll figure it out so we are he played it my bad so listen I you hit me up on you like a man that I don't even know let's I go let's podcast right yeah, I was I listen the tinfoil hat do I subscribe a five star it I even reviewed it yeah you have about 500 five-star reviews on that I'm trying to get more trying up to thousands the slip that in there that's the marketing side of my head hurt yeah that's at Slackware is not active people don't know that's the cheat codes if you listen to this take deposit the five star write a little something is that you need that to not even care if it's a snake and be negative but give me them five stars homeboy like that guy I we tell people funniest review will probably send you some or give you a shout out yeah that's what we do on our so we we read him at the end than the normal episode but yeah dude I'm in so I've started I was listen to the crypto currency one and you were it was really interesting you deal song at the same and I know you're coming in town outside oh dude if you want it see the dark web I mean we know how to get on their yet working on it have you ever laid on the dark web see I don't even know what you really mean when you say dark well okay so that's a great thing that you kinda something that we want to get into because not everybody knows the dark web visitors all this kind of this like this kind of like mystery with the dark when you say Doug up I think like the videos of people getting murdered and address the ongoing tiling that I really saw this stuff I mean there is I think there's I think the dark web is kind of like a lot of finger post like the black Marshall does not assume it's a black target and Zork webs I think this whole dictate where it's going to confuse its Mobb Deep member delights yet that's what it is right now is for them it's been the dark web and deep when I look I'm not an expert with any of this I just really Eric and I were bored one day about down to nine months ago were like we watch that Alex winter documents excellent adventure documentary yet used something I don't like eon if the reason narrates it and it is that other guy from Bill and Ted that's not Keanu who benefited you about the garden web exec I still live by the way I thought they got past the way nice computer DT directed this great documentary about it, really explains the basics of white like what the chart what was was called diving was called dark web okay web one of them when watching on Amazon prime I would yells Watson up and attention to it one for your school we were like we were curious does like being comics you know you you're always curious like wonder how hard that is to get on their site we went on YouTube finish see what it within an hour for your website don't win.amazing I like you could literally learn everything and yeah that's almost like the matrix wears like I know kung fu yet you just like it out yeah dude yeah that's well-meaning that's what we do here we don't know everything about digital services but like if you get stuck there's always some nerd somewhere that needs a little bit of glory hole you little glory in his life slicker and mold and Harris will how to find a glory hole YouTube yeah do you hope maybe rate them like iTunes on 05 star that but I would say you know it is there some nerd somewhere that needs a little attention, like comics due to the validation yet you feel good yeah I've looked at view count is similar to people laughing at a show I just file much and I find that if you are anything you do if you're not mining the you mining YouTube yeah I'm putting out your product no matter what that product is you are wasting just this opportunity that is kind of somewhat new to right now you know you two been around for a while but this I am maybe profiting from it for you or just imagine like umbrellas you to read so many people because you know Netflix and YouTube are the television of the world I mean it didn't click until I was in Damon's office he's got some younger cats in there and they literally work while you write you hands like tiny ones yeah the very town today I got trainable going on are you more than just you know… It's the keep well I only know you cannot animation her like cheap labor for me, they hit the pause button and all is passing how did you dad okay all day so but I want to donate literally they turn on you to before anything else and I was like a kinda close like a year ago and I cite associate with we gotta get on top of this because everybody 3530 are under negative you to first yeah everything is willing to bet anything about the trend of like a bunch of little kids like younger like 10 and under watching people just play video games when I was doing anyway so it all to you like it watch videos of adult opening toy package yet and talk online and in doing the category videos Lovett 31 million views people make $1 million of your logs and shoes right now grown up time what I find is that there's some people look at that I like where all kind of like you're like okay that's stupid but look what they're doing and how many views are doing why aren't you doing that we were not arguing I'm angry at myself I didn't write ale so easy it's okay rejection anyway yeah yeah there's two makeup artist in the Tampa area that are through the top YouTube celebrities ready and they make bank like there are now three in the month they just do and we looked at it to me and I looked at it were like I what's the formula okay this just hit a ring light okay yeah that takes the same he can explain all that stuff but like as I okay and then the videos are like how to get this kind of rouge on you one for complex or something that and it was like the ship and then you look at the description it's all affiliate links to all the beauty products not as ugly women look good while you know he's like so Frank is a bunch of female cops are due by feel like that markets a little saturated right now because everybody's trying to do it but the second most bought thing on your phone is makeup sure it's such a huge huge huge when I go golf tonight all at the meeting were my government to do a nice store is everybody so insecure was away will make up because they're women and that's what they do and it will is and I forget the name of the day the the singer but she's like we ladies join me when I stop wear makeup are you a dry man and women alike yeah really no limit will turn their back really bad at you do meeting how do you know what makeup does you know what the these behind makeup is no makeup is fertile it's supposed to give women the look of when they have when they're having sex I like, I heartily places hello yeah I is all that stuff I will go to see how they look really and that's how that hundreds of chillingly yeah opportunity yeah so my red lips little face this is your fertile Fabian okay for tomorrow when we look at him like he's having sex yeah how was it your little I was in that industry Damien has some clients who kinda still notice everything about you, you never will be important for the station's prostitution is one reason that we have a line is a short talk about on this yeah yeah I know you're naming a client same office same office is going to ask you number two given beauty industries all dudes that own all these companies are the heads of its dance craze I love cosmetics industry because it seems that when the only industry based on the idea that your flawed and you need to look better yeah you're ugly and you a money with yourself for that is that is straight up commercial Yahoo watch commercials and will get back to what were talking about but if you watch commercials you watch like all here's a family here's the husband hears the kids all here's the mom and the mom is about three years older than the kids right now yeah that is the make women say home going all her kids at that age yet write my kids the same age and she looks she was way younger than me all I gotta buy that big knife then I look like her and it's all we hear women talk about psychological warfare that they go through it is 100% to marketers whole thing is and in particular I to say but it's in particular white women most of your commercials are geared toward white women because they are the largest time related word I mean yeah you could visit 100% top of the face they are the largest group in America there is more white women in this country than any other demographic curse and they have more disposable income than any other age demographic or sex or or or race more people spent and am just women in general regardless of your race from the ages of like 13 to like 32 or 30 more disposable income is spent on that group than any other group out there in particular especially white women are just like more money spent on that because it date they think of it as a legacy brand so the way that works is if they get you hooked to brand you pretty much in your lifetime right so they can get you when you're really young if you're into Maybelline or what I don't know maybe some somehow maybe if you know that's one of Moroccan but I don't know that's one that goes for your whole lifetime to some go for like I think there's stuff that is like fun for girls that are 13 but it's not under that same umbrella I think stuff like Moroccan oil for Harris) now only one baby 21 forever let me add me some yeah why do you think Starbucks sells like kids drinks like Osler present as a hook of me on it have for him if yes my first coffee drink was in Starbucks yes that's right go the only place I know your millionaire everywhere all the layouts the same everywhere you go either way Ybor only part of the world that has no Starbucks failed Starbucks it once to fail here then you shall be one in Ybor city the Cuban copy for people that have never been a templates, like the Bourbon Street meets the needs rapid and autoexec way this is Wes how it meets Compton it is like this amazing yeah combination of like some like Jan I wish you know with out so I'm nice gave I'd say a nice ring to do right now yeah I mean do we are walking on three in this this like 6 foot five young black ice just doing torque videos why studying for you think back over on all that like go forward yeah it was beautiful gentle like the wire season three is a new Amsterdam selection just let it happen right here and put some cones up tomorrow did you see what did you say you got my favorite guy's return our college football podcast last night triple option thank you for doing it the option yet the Tripoli option and will did you see you talk about the shoe liquor outside yeah that that's it that's a conspiracy I guess if that guys allots is it not what I actually thought conspiracy because one it's one guy considers these two people conspiring and to he actually does it there I he'd lick my shoe oh yeah yeah you like when you go to Boehner and I as I can that's okay is okay we all anything I just celebrate life never get them off poor guy out what what's the deal with the guy with the signs that he is a bullhorn and he has like five signs stacked on Jeanette's cousin every cent of of interview this guy a few times so for the listeners it's like all right there's a senses like Jesus saves and then it's like God forever and then it's like it's a sign that literally like two stories high and gets progressively damning in the near like what team is this guy on Izzy for God or is against it you can't tell and I see this in LA I seen this kind guys and a bullhorn I love best witness Alyssa got about will this guy just wants to convert enough to show people the way the book give people were that says which wasn't Christian but bad for Jesus because nobody gets worse representation than this to drag on me like crazy any better Pam hanging out on them examples like I represent true that you are now thought Jacob has a song about a sports fan solution when one part I don't think you knew about me Melanie is there's a huge Scientology play so yeah this is a talk about how you been to keep trying to work honey I might just pray I don't want to lean to you I have no interest in this but that you check it I'm like I don't I listen I appreciate your effort they were drawn out I guess I no I'm not I'm trying not to be rude to you I don't want to do this but I'm I'm going away have you had a Scientology episode before going to get into them and then somewhere talk about to the real estate believe in such get back to this I mean I'll tangent all day so so you were you've listen to podcasts you heard about a talk by crypto which is interesting because we had at the end of it that I think it involves AI because you can't hack in to the block chain which is very interesting right yeah and the basically the whole thing is that the the bit coin came from the need to have currency that you could do illegal activity from that's where lava come from that's where it gets most of its value effort is it was used on the dark web to buy whatever weird shape that you do want go through traditional system mostly bank is like hey Perry hey Chase I'm trying to buy these you know 15 sex slaves can you you know green like this purchase and I like and I don't mean to make like that because it's a lot dark should go now that so my apologies but you're in a safe space are the notes I'm not that I just like there's a lot of weird chick going on that does involve sex trafficking and there's a lot people give effect I don't get anybody was taken from you that I know Mike but I okay just for my side and I don't get function of a room for myself I don't I don't want to shoot on that stuff because it got you I got super tragic so people would use this bit coin to do transactions without have to use you know normal monetary system so that they don't trigger the police and you know I mean Brian my cohost shut out Ryan Ryan is sickish at right now so and he's on the other side countries are can be here he said he seen some crazy stuff on the dark web ad which I'm I don't want to see any that but I'm interested in how do we how do people find it dark web what is that shark webpages are going fine. It's not illegal to look yeah it's not a legal organic a transaction that's when it items different I like that I don't think you should be able to look you think is not able to also as well America man yeah but you know must really not America it's well early submission to the rural planning planner situation on this and I used to get on senior tour browser I should do this when I was doing some crazy Facebook I campaigns back in the day right right now about 778 years ago I was learning from some guys that I was put on my resume know so little with you till Facebook set up stuff from what they are meeting yeah why that there is right so there's two ways to cut it hold do you pick one it's to be anonymous right right and technically now it's not what you been the what I've learned about bitcoin is it is meant to be nice but the same time it's meant to be where every transaction that happens anybody can see it yeah will know how if not last of the block chain is a ledger yeah that's way which is a larger that nobody can hack into by the way right which is why we buy things but AR when you say stuff like that how can like we be 100% sure you can't hack this because hackers have said they've tried to hack into it and they cannot get it this is where it gets tricky is it's tough to reference because some attackers are going to the Washington Post like what we try to have younger I mean it this is work on it gets a little vague but it the idea is that it's so complicated and it's a peer to peer, system that you can't hack it because there's so many think of art the idea of our government has three parts as a checks and balances now par set out to about 3 million checks and balances that's kind of the idea of him to send the ideas like in the history of time has the really been any technology that we've never been able to him and if that is why they're saying it's AI that is artificial and tell it ridiculous that I mean I think they've had to have as they had people fundamentally isolate so AI can exist and you can't make an AI that just algorithmically learns to change its own every rhyming thing I would have a notorious for have created at a Isa talk to each other in a language that they had no friends and had shut it down yeah I saw was great so the reason that some people might think it's a eyes because they been trying to do digital currency for ever and no one ever was able to make it away needed to be in all of us on this amazing or not once not amazing but all of a sudden this this this crash happens this financial crash happens in this opportunity this unknown Japanese guy Yamasaki my Komodo or whatever his name is comes in days like I have bid, and then everything it's like it's reason I like is that they can't find this guy had on my rose card all it saw the guy from CA Saxons this guy in Australia when the Honda creeps me out is that this somebody invented this in its anonymous which is why like if you and you have to this would you be learning this they say you said you they think it's a isolate people don't know how that works his way down they don't know all we got a honey do they know they know how clear that they don't know how how I me because people start creating their own digital currency based upon what they've learned from this but like up to that point nobody could make it and then nobody can like did this big knowing every transaction that has ever happened with a big coin is on this block change okay meaning and all the shady ship many if you did some shady on it and you like I'll flock everybody's looking it's been going Jane I want to get this off whoever can take something off that is going to make a lot of money okay but nobody can't nobody think of it like a big gold chain yet it's official SOI which I've said turnover change – a Miami and Miami wandering into the golden so someone takes a link off that change yes bank there's only 16 links right 16 with 16,000 yeah what you honey what's the find other Safari nine when Alan Milliam bit going yeah be that the top mezzo tops so no big coins are made no figure found out was just Joe right so the weight like we have inflation right a dollar now isn't what a dollar was 40 right right so we inflate a dollar so the way that works is what we can create cash as the as a government sure Federal Reserve can do that it puts everything up that's a whole other thing but with bitcoin there's a finite amount and then it goes backwards you do my .00001 reverse ablation right and the yeah so just don't budget decimal points of your by some right now what happens the bit: how to get rid of well on his return to the third of you somebody might disappear forever you can sell them to me or you go to market I am showing why does that make him disappear I said I don't it is clearly everything is like a blanket out no it just decimal point some to send there's just a finite amount yeah that and then if you wanted to buy today right 15 grand up a coin what you like I went down to 11 I think they went down to 11 but nobody knew why and that's another reason why people are really like why did they going just drop to 11,000 and nobody knows why and that's what I think makes people nervous daredevil it's not backed by anything that's why don't really invest in it that much is like it and then it is the one the New World order done that the one world monetary unit that everybody scared about what was that which is that you know forever the JV did the deep state whatever you want to say the family of certain anything in the world will currency committee of 300 whoever you think runs everything wants to have one world currency yes and I you know for a while that you know you they have the you're out there is a thought that they were going to make the a marrow okay which was going to be Canada United States and Mexico and that was a big deal because if you made us one thing our Constitution goes out the window yeah that that's what's up a lot of stuff going to the dollar but only set about coffee they said that when Qaddafi got murdered that well that's what how Drew and I will happily when RH others live slave auction saw live slave auctions in Libya and as direct result of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton assassinating Moammar Qaddafi because he want to get off the petrodollar and start his own monetary unit he want to trade oil and gold and now there's like slave track trades thought it was a weird Armand Damien/I only know Mike I want to get that information does so we understand that the that the euro didn't think the merit would but it's thing what exactly is the argument against one world because too much control too much control and what you do is you get rid of you you allow people to rewrite laws that would would take away personal freedoms like if we throughout the Constitution right now rights to privacy which you wonder if we actually still have these rights of privacy is the you know the things that the government isn't just allowed to do like they're not supposed to do search warrants you know you're not that is not supposed to search list warrants searches where they can't just go in your house and all that should so there's a lot of that stuff everybody you know I'm on for like I love travel world I love everybody I love the diverse you the world but there's is something that every place has its own rules and Psalm laws in the you want to respect that when you go down to one all the so you have one group ruling everybody monopoly but that's the argument power to coin is that it decentralizes not one person yes overseeing all that I don't mean it is also you don't have to like if I your you're in Africa and I'm in Canada and I want to send you money I have to go through the systems and then there's taxes and fees and all they stop where bitcoin is peer to peer where I I sent to you and nobody's taking a piece out that now they're trying to do this would be going which is going against whole point there now trying to put transaction fees and all the stuff on there because people want rake some people want regulation because it feels nice you know like some people want you don't hear anything and I want get back to the web at the you know regulations when we say hey man there's regulations people while I do we don't need these regular and likely already have a lot of why do we use the word what I think it's more energy this is totally Jimmy doors thing but protections if they call the protections would people be flip in the flock out now I know and I've had I been libertarians on my show we've had arguments in the you know therefore like I want less government likes but will what is that mean yeah but then you're just running to corporations and they're the ones who manipulate government to meet government is just a series of thoughts it just paradigms in which we all agree.it's the enforcement of those those thoughts that is the problem okay so like we get pulled over drugs on us right like this cop determines whether our life is going to be shared or not when we talk it will get pulled over with with what okay see you set it up a crack crack crack K it would bring a high crash if you lets us go we our life is okay if he if he throws in jail yes there are those laws with that guy when forces along with the real flock powder to get what I'm saying James yet Jacobs can get off he got pulled over got off by doing some standard for, I got out who I got yeah and I got recognized by a cop certificate from the MTV show writ well hello are you the one she knows it a lot younger I know you know you're the one facing it was the likely resume the hold on music you want if I can show that guy is in charge of people and I want to know that MKV tires me out hot-swap watching MTV and that he called another cop on scene just to show him other cop was not happy about that okay that makes you doing unabated is like what legal you now here is that why my Iraq the web but has a high of the and not the high but towards the end was the first both Ashton Kushner show honked I would like the first two seasons of punk like MTV was like killing my friend Stephen is easy with honor yeah and we had gone to Guam together and like to do and if you never been to Guam just know it's like where that like the biggest military likes one the biggest military base of the US has is at Guam and they fly just strippers out there may stripper signed like six-month contracts would be just callow live out there for six months and man when we walked in which the run is easy and they saw a guy from MTV was there it was like I just walked in what Elvis felt like sex I mean one of the best times of my life so you have free the league he was on yeah this is pretty bleak yeah yeah is freely okay so we get back to be what it what are the I just I thought this is funny from your Instagram that you posted I'm so blessed we have wonderful guests I've wonderful fans I wonderful friends have wonderful Ronan that love on the this podcast and they sent me interested me and somebody sent me this this crap I guess you call it what would you call this flowchart close logo sure how the world works and all the company to find out put it in the hood for reference it is interesting to please wrap everything up to date to like up until like only couple weeks ago and should like that so very interesting stuff so that so I've always wondered about the deep web and all at seven I normally get pounded I listen to talk about the three men say it's a conversation so talk to me about this onion what is you have a little foreplay before you get right into it you know you can't just speak into CS yeah you gotta get in there that's what I we can either log my paying for you so you solicit what is the okay what is the difference between the deep web in the dark of the dark web is a small part of the deep web the part of the web it's not indexed by Web search engines although sometimes discuss these terms get confused so but enough yet if you don't you can Google it right okay you cannot Google be cited right at what makes it the deep is it a separate entity from the then net that we know pretty much up from behind yeah for most people yeah yeah like taking a exit off the V Internet freeway going to dark town going to dark web town yeah I mean that's it's that's kind of the idea right that's come over did not visit the search engines that choose not to listeners of the websites that choose to be unlisted yeah what book were not experts in this I was just like I can get you there now it's on Jerry or I can be assured that no card and I don't know how this shouts like we put the information out and parable can look more into it calling about themselves all and now actually what is missing in this thing is not just that it's also the height you can actually post unregistered IP's within IP's that what you're asked what you know what your address united warehouse inside of a building is a single building as it is you all events are a great whaler house is obviously like what the host server – yeah okay whatever that hide IP switch IP so another was at one point exists on lost computer I also did if number of your computer okay was just year ago Sean my address yes I can't think San Diego know I really know so so this is the IP address of the onion teaching what a fun website VIP tickets if you have is fun and you get anyway if you want to get this get the go get a tour browser you can Google that how do you get it to our browser Google it you go to Google tomorrow our browser and it stands for the onion on your router I think in the idea of this is the the military uses so when there pinging information you can find their IP it'll it'll Ping and IP around the world so IPP S guys like that protocol went back to Google take you here they won't get very dirty and have to interpret so I sound like interference is because of you do this you know about this incident Google is kinda like the like the walking you with a weird villager will be like I will take you to put that went on for tonight so I get you for you go in there go to get from two of you will go sorry I'm a sensitive my bad I do V logs, break subscribe now and want to follow-up or talk about Logan that that kid and I can pile logo all I mean just given more really listening to Pitcairn for two actors that failed and thought and had you can do it Logan media so what are you looking up right now so I'm sure it it it's lower that's the deal because you're pinning around the world basically sits a lot slower when using it if you want to do Jim thinking so it wasn't me like so it's it's not pulling from our IP address here it's pulling from try to fight figure out the kind on snitch on him to know it will be different every time he opened up so you said you right now that's almost what they do in your new ATM cards and credit cards with that that little chip on their it's always changing's dynamic so it's always change so sewing it's very hard for them to use credit card fraud because the cards actual whatever Jim thing changes yeah changes so it's like this yes okay was illegal I didn't know that but you say so they said hey that's a great idea you are doing is you hearts the bank should you mother daughter I was doing it forever and for some reason the United States took forever to want to do it so if you if you want to try this at home you browser and then doing IP chicken it'll tell you right there they put an IP chicken you, I am the last one and then there's a site called Mac's mind that you can look up your IP and it will be like oh you're swing out your you mentioned that if you wanted to do illegal things theoretically you would want to use a 40 90 that you yeah into your computer you wouldn't want to do this over Wi-Fi why I don't know I will get it but yet we thought we do something where you get the rundown gathering so you want to be PIP ends another way to kinda protect yourself to be anonymous or VPNs like a like a computer in the sky think of that way like what do you have it they have them in China when you go to China they like of you want to because it's it's so censored over there like just download this VPN right and you'll be able to surf whatever is virtual private network so that that'll give you an IP and that's in the Netherlands I want whenever they're sauté there's a bunch of companies you can Google search that so I paid for subscription to VPN I got it in the Netherlands and then through that computer I'm doing all this okay so that's a first step if you want their legal reasons you would want to use this like you say like if you need to limit your order if hey what if me and if you see if you're staying somewhere sometimes there's a lot of business conferences that try to steal information okay that's happened before and what if I get for your spouse and the really nosy that's how you get some sort of flag on IP chicken of people likewise the sky keep using this tour browser like building what is best for browsers the thing that creates the new IP so they can never know if you write it yeah it it changes every time yeah that's why some browsers and app it's not the website yeah I have certain others it's like Rome that usually input and what is that on present downstairs I hear that I hear more noise I'm scared guys so you can certainly don't know show me on .com that my my IP's anonymous proxy nice so there you go if you want check it right since the legal all that all this is still legal so duct outgo is the search engine for all the stuff you can use that on Cromer Internet dog ago supposedly evade the big things that they don't keep your data, they're not monitoring you which I'm dying to see that's really real right that's a great way the CIA go to your dad I would know mine are your data views… Feeling like I was the one C I heard about the darkness that it's all run by the government I wouldn't doubt it anything in the world stars run by cops naming W so perfect people to upload no evidence everyday that's so funny to be popular I wind up if I were you started you know where my house as you shouted in Ethan 20 say hey I have been so made jokes about world starkly had people just stare at me I'm like how is that no world started I say those might be the last words you hear world start.the so so the thing with hey you guys are giving way too much credit for the government gets it done like that okay wait they wait on stuff posted I take then they go for I don't know about that right I invested very early into Google into use my move into Facebook outbreak at the higher level for sure for sure there's something going on but I would say lower-level ship detective should they wait for the phone rang like the serial can you hear or Dennis RR Leary up so that we did what we had Larry on capillary son okay… For go back he's basically do that mean the CIA used MK ultra that while they encounter what they used they basically used the Grateful Dead to spread hippie culture and to spread acid across because they realize P1 people that acid they were much more domicile so there their thinking and had Verlag we believe where we are yeah and it's very interesting it's taken so I'm all the timing is perfect so so what we did when we first look at this is where we watch that silk Road documentary we returned a little bit ago and now supports gonzo other marketplaces start popping up yeah that's that yes what happens to so remarket there's a bunch of them that it popped up we don't know all of whom we no one country market so what we do is but but that the onions the onion changed the onion URL it changes sometimes sometimes it's too many people on there and it gets overloaded so you have to use a bunch of different URLs but also interest why you wouldn't hear what wouldn't think you're going to read it, a lot of what you put in to get to this browser I just open it up this is the onion browser what you put on you and you can go to the browser and download IN your browser okay okay cool all shadow concern placement got All I got an okay okay now got out of the country yeah I let me get it now I got it okay so it's like chrome it's like Explorer okay so right it's the place I know of the people look I'm trying to get Merck from right it's a place where people go on and cannot talk about this stuff so that's we can come to find information because of my love read it it will be censored really love her and sometimes I'm on Reddit for like three hours all right and I have that I own a thousand kata stair you ever say that like I don't thousand cats that's how I feel. Knowing I think it's always knew it's always the way scratch what is it well you know I mean like you know where it where conspiracy theory pockets I called spiritual skepticism but 99% of my discussions with nonbelievers is it is conspiracy talk versus propaganda and I feel that like writing is a great place get news because you use your brain and your past history your past experiences to apply to whether you think this makes sense or not it makes sense of it but if it fits a pattern of how she does going on then you should you explore and you do so more and more like investigation into it whereas if it doesn't fit the pan you like that makes no sense and I can file by get to do it whereas other people beta-1 do that search they want turn the TV and they want to have Rachel Maddow just give you propaganda Christians get $30,000 an episode she's going to tell you what the people who sign her checks wants her to tell you if the difference between being fed information and research community anymore like I argue with people I argue research versus emotion I am literally I go how much research I did on the go now and I golf so I'm just arguing enter emotions at that point your hunch like that's ever your policy really like I like what you know I life Elise always go yes people you asked me what percentage of conspiracy and I talk about the slideshow angle I don't believe because your clumping conspiracy right out of my right is like a belt system I think it talked about the seven night white to to black this onstage no-no in the green room football guys got PowerPoint hold out what got Disick later work ever you find out how much people enjoy conspiracy talk I know I love and I really amazed when I heard you do this Parkinson's like that's awesome that's perfect it's it's interesting it's always interesting to hear people talk about what started as one thing and now it's it's more like what I think vice everybody thinks vice is compared to what it actually is when you get will find persons owned by Fox know and as a whole bunch of other George Soros or Marley's underlying hey dude you see like multiracial nerds investigate something that makes nosing out that's what you tune into two I thought I got there the best journalists and my buddy broke it down is photographer in New York Sen. Brian Thomas is one of the best ones out there but she he was light now do their marketing company you'll get it they're not sure they're not the pure journalist you you think they are in my but once you take what I have documented some of it to me look at the onion got bought by universe universal you know yeah right before the vision Univision which is a clever way of not let everybody know universal bodily threat want to join companies own every no just got corporate consolidation shown consolidation is a crazy thing I mean that's kind of why I'll try to dovetail back into this but that's why that's why bitcoin can about right we have big banks right you you have the illusion of choice you don't it's all the saying I was talking to someone about Internet getting an Internet provider the illusion of choice so that I can know with Verizon working go with get to fighting the Comcast race was driving the whole cost bond matrix I mean everyone wants an illusion of choice but how much choice we actually have when it comes to anything that Québec it's organize that and that large at that certain extent someone has to control that using that map of like the food companies it's like seven food companies owned 95% of the market of everything so I am using were that the argument would then neutrality everyone's like free market I'm like whoa dude I only have two choices down in LA now I only have one choice of Internet and that's can be a huge pain in the ass my only hope is that it maybe it's the thing that gets her but out the phones that it was complete and I will know that okay so where we outgrown our own Reddit I've typed in a winter I went on the tour browser put in Reddit dream market transparency sometimes go to buy fake like sometimes go to buy fake followers for some clients of well mom well-versed I would hundred euros to build you in on me I only are the only ones who don't that comedians like Noah go to Cuba for a bike by Instagram models are like they all have the exact same number of followers ever know Sago inscriptions one thought 150,000 follow you you all have the exact thing on the same budget we don't do it for everybody some people need video views spot so it gets this tickets a little clump going so you look legit and then when you advertise the look better yeah I don't care doesn't bother me I sleep fine things like go for right so I'm on the Reddit, dream I we in the deep web right now you are technically were were on tour so it's not just anonymous right now okay just read it right so once we get once we get to this parts because it still.com right here right right right so when you get to the measly originator on the right-hand side there's Alston ends with.onion Ghanaian is the darknet in so on the go on the backups well why because these been flooded as I was try to look it up before start of the show these were flooded with too much traffic so here's the here's what it looks like Craigslist basically yeah I so I got it twist this back everything law when you are you login you have years of darknet login yet what Mr. monkey pants 47 strategy so you like most-reasonable like my username and my hello he's been hacking I would hack him out of here my shyness so long now I even want to go would like Apple not put it like to how long is your talking Passover is ridiculous ever change your passwords on your on your on your servers anymore I don't hate Romeo well otherwise it's like do so this markets been around since 2013 what is news on the front yeah you can mail publication it's all about security stuff Seminole, here's her approval here's a referral code if I wanted yes I can convert if I like to invite my friends I get I get a piece of that action I invite your friends the deep with sorting of the shop good shot check out I we own a look at how it's so funny I got because of you I just thought the deep web was going to be like when 11 goes to the other world you ever see that I like nice go off automatically every jar here is walking around his and I go to like Nicholas Cage an 8 mm one night it's a flight tonight health professional is it's my polite it's like a very basic Amazon and what that means like Christian rocket I should house like this crazy yet it feels like everything will talk with Tony second is there some crazy sheet you get on here the digital goods. This is where we live but you we've looked over here what we believe it will revisit its interest no drugs yeah you will know no drugs services in the and everything that could be a whole lot that you could buy quality cocaine correct that are yeah all ketamine right there what helmet do any known emotional offer to get the proposal offer a quality cocaine batch so what's much is you so old school business tactics promos sales were almost out of stock same for everything go okay yeah that's why crazy how you guys are from New York used to be this guy called crazy daddy way back to Davie would sell electronically to just Matthew Hargrave's face only those on one thing Eric and I noticed that's funny is that some stuff that's totally legal here but you can't get in some Muslim countries or some like that so is like weight loss supplements like you can't get that everywhere so can we list up on this and you could if but not hunger not you not through anything related to me saying you can only listen to the podcast where where these vendors located now we don't unite MA let's look that up okay okay is $31 seal it it'll convert it for you it looks like ship this to your house Netherlands see it shows I want to come out presumably yeah and presumably will not know that it's okay because it's presumably in the Netherlands doing think you be bouncing things off arrives as well so really as long as it shows up that exterior door right or UPS or who cannot recommend her name is getting in their draft tonight and then there's an escrow. Dropping it off and she hears a super professional that should Kevin exist in Amazon and the marketplace is on misers escrow system so if rebuying additional good there's no real tangible property. There's nothing in the mail right but were buying likes for some is Facebook page with to start a brand's Facebook page I it's it's it's in escrow until we say okay to orders finalized until they did with the Swiss do and then we give a review just like just how are you not in dark web films well that's my joke about how her drug dealers having what's five IL system having yelp window to instructors at EL. But they do they do so let's look at it you just you bought it in the existence of fairness bow and every 100 everyone is that backwards like they do you because think about it because if you're buying right you want someone that has better reviews than someone that distorted or is people will serve as an awkward conversation going regular cocaine guy with a history of abuse a Huffy what is written here is our picture to hell right down there that you yellow is for use scope review of almost 5 stars all like he puts the paper with his username below the bag a coat that's his brand yet really ideal so right of any dorsal zoo is that we saw that they'll throw in like bonus drugs yeah I'm going to join Gloria but you get a day for you however we gotta come down you got it now yeah i know what it is well that is probably vendor it probably gets you probably if i go you know like when the point was that we knew affiliate marketing the bill yeah he's doing like yeah we got some miles you really think he's know he's building a brand loyalty he wants you to keep coming back over this cutters and about you every time it's like it's an infomercial two-for-one so you know so interested you in the same business model but what is just stuff that's okay more but yet exactly the capitalism takes over immediately ethanol seo services is looking to get alex to get weird after we had it like pictures of hookers and shatter what is that like throwing off lack that money looks to pumpkin super counterfeit money for all and i encounter one night a counterfeit that's a great idea what i can actually ever doing the abduction okay phone to burn money in a movie yeah might want to buy some dinner and on for no money at a strip club how does money cost though it would actually be using for the getting a design and set designer pride to do it right it would be if you're doing production ring on moving it is that it going simple gotta be like all the ratios that actually use that for illness goes burning money illegally of yeah it is so vibrant a bunch of money i want to counterfeit and i know where to get the word rest of you for i don't know what is that was that i click right there with his ego rely on time horn premium account you could just buy me a recipe for selling other people's accounts and stuff on here so this is probably not the good stuff when i real pastoral stuff i guess yeah finally be a spine having five different passwords to make micro victims of an international man i wonder if a misconception is that there's like roast stuff happening on here why i think there is girl are you going i just love interests of on the left law are subcategories on would you want hacking id and passwords money other cash out i am so dead on the inside from stand up that noted this like hello even if it was hashing one of the having is is not is canadian and then it goes down to sex oh lol real sweet and exchange-rate yeah i see you click – what's the exchange rate this can be like a 4x thing i think right that's so at me like the other to certain currency the side of the overnight nurse to call sex ed servers and better service of the changeover in like 30 blow jobs out i wasn't sure okay that's how they pay you hit what is her what is other moves è say this is where we are good that they have analyses, how we got to the rear is a close and watch i was just a marketplace counterfeit goods you and your other hundred figure oath i love this now how this so i guess it's like just like it's just ebay for like shady has shipped very much like it that's amazing by the way that a form of this is kind always been around since i remember being like a computer nerd in high school like i remember just like you can youtube i should online craigslist used to be of spot that you you would do this before people got on yahoo chat i guarantee you there's a super nerd who uses this to buy like not like a porn password not only is not that big a deal if we got a software on your grazing on jackets and she is as yet active outgoing realize we bought a key generator for software i won't say which one but because this is a comedy shows and relatedly so you can buy these this is how you support like i'd i'd get a legal illegally download programs when bittorrent was paid right use you can think of the key generator you download that so when the software came up it would figure out the key to get the software now everything's cloud basis of really tough to do though i final draft right right that's the one that you can't really cracked i was like the hard one yeah because they i think they paint it before everybody also it would go to their headquarters whatever I bit because it was on like anything cloud-based now Microsoft office I had that free like until like I do have a legit company] and it like a college and Stephanie need that yeah all day so that's amazing you have any amazing so let me let's do it so anybody got a more questions I think this is pretty cool what about the stuff like help people get people killed and stuff like you want overhead I don't know that stuff you know how to know are you doing me I like. I like my list I reviewed my sources killing people or doing as you know yeah you have somebody in mind also let me just do this through okay, I can say what you think I like cute names Dr. go IP chicken onion like good things like turtle you like to dole the mind making it like more childish law why does every commercial have have like a mascot I should write you clearly said were children and we need Q was every carrier and aloof in every commercial every man is of the blue fall because you geared toward real filings yeah yes or no real tour checked so what I want you real quick and then we file thoughts from everybody is can you start is from a again just because I know people to be like you guys are all well know dog can you just start from the beginning and just to step-by-step and ready to get us ready to go to Google go to Google your to go down with the tour browser team OR write the onion router okay then you're going to go down to the need to download that open it up if you want to check the IP stuff go backwards in this episode that if they don't want to pause and then go backwards to find a laying on the dark web 5+ argument working to put this in Dragon dictate and I'll get all the keywords are this other guy who can let it straight to the NSA that way yet even much yeah they will shut out all the CIA and I say that are listening hot big fantail hey we I'm a big fan I sleep very safe at night the guys but so then you go on the tour browser you can it'll it'll take you to… Go think automatically is your default search engine and then you go to read it just type in Reddit dream market okay question so this is one site right like are they all kind of marketplaces like those that I don't know I don't I don't know that much I was just like shows like Sam I heard the last podcast you're in town bring it up I guess how to show you what I know and how to get there and I'm sure so I know I'm not interested you as I think the fact I see cocaine being sold makes me happy talking makes me laugh like I'm like these this is why political correctness Rachel the 2828 are you millennial yes I believe you know yeah I listen that I love you hate millennial's I don't hate millennial's I really don't that there like breeding last there having less children you know there I don't I don't hate him the one thing that annoys us about them is this political correctness thing and it ended the reason they are like that is because they have everything I mean I mean like yes racism is imperfect right now but people get along a lot better than me severe going to have these crazy old people think crazy. So Jacobs was in a flophouse or that you have a class do you think I me like everybody's lazy interracial dating let the right no way back to that back in the day when I was young a white chick were walking with black and it was a what's going out with her shoes but you don't think age white girls in Internet and interracial porn from like the 80s like those girls work trailblazers lay it all on Jeff walking line right there you know him say like those were flocking stop women right there like you know that's not the same anymore and it's in how people can handle the girth you and now now you get Dragon belly when get jobs everywhere if you're gay became I going to get the shed so all they really have left right now is we all need a war we all need something we need to fight back against it's just like the civil rights movement forever you know and I don't think local correctness has anything to do the civil rights I think it's the exact opposite but that's fine but don't we all have we need a war to fight and now that they have everybody gets along everybody get married everyone but now all they have left our words they have to give Matt but now their warriors on words they have to have something to fight against because that's the joke liberals are in the censorship yet it doesn't make any sense right at the opposite of what you should be telling they just don't get that because like then you can apply that to like how is your censorship of bad you any different than the censorship of the gay lifestyle that happened for Ater Heather would like will freely feel about you that's from your point of view what what happens when someone else comes on the line and censor something you don't like Yahoo or you decide was all right wrong yeah that's the Hammurabi so definitive right yeah right but we see drugs on people so like this blows my I mean I am 45 years old I've never seen this my my G there's a moment on this video I light up childhood by Coke on my right is my old same Tripoli didn't find this Los Angeles how to it would be like the Dr. Seuss would be your group 5 yeah yeah five sizes okay beating for go to virtually Google download tour browser or browser search Reddit dream market inside this should be a bunch of onion links and then that'll get you to the dream mark the actual marketplace and then make an account and when you talk to anybody on there there's a messaging system for the buyers and sellers just like eBay election interesting to make sure you do and how did know this first time the second encryption PGP or semi that you cannot click that box on otherwise your message is public so you have to click that about someone was like the first time I try to buy likes or someone here that the guy was like always always always quite semi-like a bassoon like a dice read it like a stern dad like always always always encrypt all the messages as I you know where is America how do you encrypt them it just hasn't little checkbox right next to you just let you don't know when you're new you don't know anything you dislike guys don't forget to do the encryption yeah check the box there in theirs to factor often take often to get it off the dictation you don't say were you if you want to double check your if you're putting a lot of money into your account I would do that but which do it as is as old interesting all right well finally rots Eric final thoughts thanks ravenous man tend don't buy anything bad on on the deep well don't go to those I don't blame us you know yeah and God let Joni or a milestone don't say we told you do this this was just an interesting voyage into the site and check of the Internet and if you know just fine the learn don't buy people or hurt people or do any that stuff that's now with this bow is just fun to see what all this should is if you buy drugs on here you by bad ship bad chicken happen to you okay this is it 100% you know anonymous proof you got it don't do dumb stuff yes I'm joking about the laugh that coping