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Perhaps one of the most important and foundational lectures we've ever done, this talk features a broad overview of Tantrik non-duality in the beginning and then moves on to make a case for a Vedic lifestyle and basic devotion as important foundations for more dramatic, esoteric, non-dual and transgressive practices of Goddess-oriented tantra.We also study the Vedic (and pre-Vedic) roots of Tantra and look at a few of the early schools of our tradition such as the Mīmāmsa, Pāśupata, Lakulīśa, Nyāya & Vaiśeshika to derive from them some grounding ideas for practicing Tantra safely! This lecture was given just after Shiva Ratri and Sri Ramakrishna's birthday and so we attempt to map the historical progression of ideas in Shaivism unto the life of Sri Ramakrishna where we see all these ideas expressed! Books Referenced: 1. Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna by Swami Nikhilananda, a translation of the Kathamrita by M. 2. Sri Ramakrishna and his Divine Play by Swami Chetanananda, a translation of Lilaprasangha by Swami Saradananada3. Sri Ramakrishna and His Disciples by Sister Deva Mata4. Ramakrishna and His Disciples by Christopher Isherwood 5. Sri Ramakrishna: A Prophet For The New Age by Richard Schiffman(if you're new to the literature, I would start with 3., 4. and 5. before moving on to 1. and 2. from the list above) ^You'll find a complete playlist of introductory lectures on Tantra in both theory and practice here. 00:00:00 Meditation on Lord Shiva 00:02:00 Tantrik Non-Duality in a Nutshell 00:08:40 Other Flavors of Tantra and the Progression of the Tradition00:10:36 (a digression on exegesis vs eisegesis) and "doxographical hierarchy"00:13:15 finding the foundations for Tantrik practice & the avatāra (incarnation of God) 00:19:10 our project: mapping the history of Shaivism/Tantra unto the life of Sri Ramakrishna to make a case for finding the foundations for Tantrik practice!00:20:39 The importance of Texts and accountability in teachers00:51:51 Staying Grounded as a Foundation for Esoteric Tantrik Practices 00:55:58 Why this PSA is especially relevant after Shiva Ratri 00:51:12 The importance of Veda and Vedic living, the true foundation of Tantra 01:13:00 Rta, living according to the Rhythm of Nature & Fulfilling the 5 Debts to Rsis, Gods (Forces of Nature), Ancestors, Community and Animals/Plants. 01:14:15 An Aside on Why Swami Vivekananda is Not On My Altar... 01:15:45 Sri Ramakrishna's Adherence to the Veda and Brahminical Codes of Conduct 01:20:02 Shaiva Tantras in the Vedas and "before" the Vedas: the History of our Tradition 01:26:00 Nyāya and Vaiśeshika are early Shaiva Schools! 01:28:50 Why Logic and Thinking Clearly are So Important! (lessons from Nyāya) 01:30:19 The Transgressive Practices of Early Shaivas (Lakulīśa Shaivism) and the Cult of Bhairava as a way of moving beyond the Veda in the name of Devotion! 01:35:45 the Shaiva Siddhānta as the foundation for all Tantra & Puja as the foundational Tantrik Practice Lectures happen live every Monday at 7pm PST and Friday 10am PST and again Friday at 6pm PST.Use this link and I will see you there:https://www.zoom.us/j/7028380815For more videos, guided meditations and instruction and for access to our lecture library, visit me at:https://www.patreon.com/yogawithnishTo get in on the discussion and access various spiritual materials, join our Discord here: https://discord.gg/U8zKP8yMrMSupport the show

US President Donald Trump has nominated entrepreneur Anji Sinha to serve as the new United States Ambassador to Singapore. Yet, Dr Sinha is relatively little known, with no presence on websites or social media platforms. This appointment is still subject to confirmation by the Senate. So, who exactly is Dr Sinha? Why did Trump choose Sinha as his ambassador? And how will the Senate confirmation process play out given that there are other high-profile nominees awaiting approval? On The Big Story, Hongbin Jeong speaks with Kevin Chen, Associate Research Fellow with the US Programme at IDSS, RSIS to find out more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of All Things Policy, host Aishwaria Sonavane sits down with Abdul Basit, Senior Associate Fellow at RSIS, to examine the future of Taliban-Pakistan relations, currently strained by periodic border clashes, the Pakistan Air Force's (PAF) recent airstrikes in Paktika, and the longstanding refugee crisis. The discussion also delves into broader regional implications, including India's strategic interests and the role of the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP) amid escalating hostilities. All Things Policy is a daily podcast on public policy brought to you by the Takshashila Institution, Bengaluru. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Find out more on our research and other work here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://takshashila.org.in/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠...⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Check out our public policy courses here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://school.takshashila.org.in

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A FUGA PARA TÁRSIS - Adalberto Braglia

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In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into the world of technical analysis with Stockopedian Elio D'Amato. Elio has a rich background in fundamental and technical analysis. He shares his journey of becoming a "happy smuff" (self-managed unemployed fund) after leaving his previous employer on the cusp of the COVID crisis. Living in Melbourne, the world's most locked-down city, Elio had to find new methods to analyze businesses that suited his style, especially when cash flow from wages stopped.Technical analysis covers a plethora of methodologies like movong averages, candlesticks, flags, pennants, MACDs, and RSIs. However, Elio emphasizes a simplistic approach to technical analysis, which he calls his "momentum journey." Here's a link to the blog post: https://www.sharesforbeginners.com/blog/technical-analysisJoin Stockopedia today and take advantage of this special EOFY offer of 15% - 25% off the first year of membership and see for yourself why Stockopedia is the essential tool for every serious DIY share investor.PLUS: Receive a complimentary hard cover copy of Value.able (normally $49.95) by best selling author Roger Montgomery PLUS MORE: Receive a free copy of The Strategy Map ebook by Edward Croft and Megan Boxall valued at $29.95 Go to https://why.stockopedia.com/sfb/ for your free trial and special discount offer. Why not join Stockopedia today and take advantage of this special offer of 15% - 25% off the first year of membership and see for yourself why Stockopedia is the essential tool for every serious DIY share investor. 14-day free trial included, then a no-quibble 30-day money back guarantee. https://why.stockopedia.com/sfb/ Find out more about Stockopedia by going to my review: https://www.sharesforbeginners.com/stockopedia-aunz-reviewDisclosure: The links provided are affiliate links. I will be paid a commission if you use this link to make a purchase. You will receive a discount by using these links/coupon codes. I only recommend products and services that I use and trust myself or where I have interviewed and/or met the founders and have assured myself that they're offering something of value.Shares for Beginners is a production of Finpods Pty Ltd. The advice shared on Shares for Beginners is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. Shares for Beginners exists purely for educational and entertainment purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or financial decision. If you do choose to buy a financial product, read the PDS, TMD and obtain appropriate financial advice tailored towards your needs. Philip Muscatello and Finpods Pty Ltd are authorised representatives of Money Sherpa PTY LTD ABN - 321649 27708, AFSL - 451289. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Where do we EVEN begin? It's like the end of the year in Argentina isn't allowed to be anything less than chaotic, stressful, bonkers, or absolutely unpredictable. With a new government taking over - and making us collectively question the voting populace's intellectual capacity - and temperatures starting to soar, Bad Info HQ is ready to pack up and head to summer camp. While at la colonia de verano, we're laying out all of our grievances and woes. Let's consider it therapeutic, shall we? Joined by special guest (and pseudo-Uruguayan) Laura, we run through a very disorganized laundry list of what's going on with us lately. So pour yourself an ice cold beverage, put that ventilador Liliana to the max, and settle in as we slowly go insane together. Produced by Niebi Follow & Subscribe Spotify YouTube Instagram Support the Podcast Un cafecito, por favor

The boys are back in town for their first episode of 2024, fresh after winning the Pod Bible's best Sport & Leisure podcast of 2023! Join Owen Blackhurst, Seb White, Tommy Stewart, and returning super-sub Asad Raza, as they discuss Nirvana's Nevermind, Aston Villa Leisure Centre, greebos and townies, Bryan Robson, Emile Heskey, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Attilio Lombardo, Napoleon, Crystal Palace, Gianluca Vialli, Roberto Mancini, player-managers, Tomas Brolin, Popeye, bald footballers, Jaap Stam, Zinedine Zidane, Voldemort, Jack and Bobby Charlton, being a match day mascot, Nike Mercurial Vapors, The Wurzels, farmers in America, RapidMan, Colorado, Bart Simpson, H2O, the Somerset Babadook, Moleskine diaries, the FA Cup, magazine shops, Yoda, boxing, Roberto Durán, IDLES, queuing for the bar, Tokyo, macking, tarmacking, arthritis, RSIs, coffee shop confusion, Frank Worthington, Frank Ocean, Billy Ocean, and somehow, so much more.Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereSign up for the The Hat-Trick NewsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Speaker: Mislav Matejka, CFA, Head of Global Equity Strategy As of end October ‘23, the average stock in S&P500 was down on the year, with SPW at -5%. A lot has changed, courtesy of the November-December rally, and equity markets are now showing overbought conditions, with sentiment moving into complacent territory. This can be seen in high RSIs, elevated Bull-Bear, VIX near lows, tight credit spreads, as well as in the current S&P500 P/E at 20x. Importantly, while a year ago risky assets were fully pricing in a recession, and economists unanimously agreed with that, now the picture is quite different, recession probabilities are currently near the lows of the range, and most macro forecasts are hopeful. This might be too optimistic. Our key call was to go long duration, we advised last October to position for the rollover in bond yields, and while we see this call having legs in 2024, there is likely to be some payback given the sharpness of the move over the past 3 months. Yields could be consolidating near term, and have next leg lower only when activity dataflow shows more clear deterioration. Crucially, while market interpreted falling bond yields since Oct as solely a positive development, we do not think that this will sustain through the year. Lower yields could end up signaling weaker EPS delivery ahead, on softening pricing, sequential activity slowdown and profit margin compression. Bottom line, the risky assets have started to fully embrace the macro combination of central banks easing on lower inflation, but at the same time resilient growth and continued record profitability – this might end up contradictory. All this suggests a much less attractive risk-reward than what would at face value lower bond yields/central banks easing and up to now resilient growth suggest. Healthcare, Telcos, Energy and Utilities have started the year on a positive note, and we think this may continue. This podcast was recorded on 08 January 2024. This communication is provided for information purposes only. Institutional clients can view the related report at https://www.jpmm.com/research/content/GPS-4596811-0 for more information; please visit www.jpmm.com/research/disclosures for important disclosures. © 2024 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved. This material or any portion hereof may not be reprinted, sold or redistributed without the written consent of J.P. Morgan. It is strictly prohibited to use or share without prior written consent from J.P. Morgan any research material received from J.P. Morgan or an authorized third-party (“J.P. Morgan Data”) in any third-party artificial intelligence (“AI”) systems or models when such J.P. Morgan Data is accessible by a third-party. It is permissible to use J.P. Morgan Data for internal business purposes only in an AI system or model that protects the confidentiality of J.P. Morgan Data so as to prevent any and all access to or use of such J.P. Morgan Data by any third-party.

Jesus é a porta // Pr. Társis S. Vilhena - 20/10/2023

The Chinese Communist Party and the Chinese Military have a unique relationship among developed nations. James Char explains how the two work closely together. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-herlihy/message

SWAMI PURI (Srila Bhaktivedanta Puri Goswami Maharaj) é monge renunciante há 26 anos, mestre espiritual do Vaisnavismo e discípulo de Srila Bhakti Pramode Puri Goswami Maharaj. Construiu um monastério no sul de Minas Gerais onde se pratica bhakti yoga, a yoga da devoção. Sua dedicação, amizade e simplicidade o tornou muito querido, recebendo a todos que tem ido tomar refúgio nesse belo espaço chamado Vrinda Bhumi. CONHEÇA MAIS sobre B.V Puri Goswami Mahārāja https://instabio.cc/bvpurihttps://beacons.ai/bvpuriswami / ACOMPANHE-NOS NAS REDES SOCIAIS - SEMEANDO DEVOÇÃO: https://biolinky.co/semeandodevocaolinks --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/semeandodevocao/message

“1, 2, 3, 4…. We're missing a sponge…Let's count again.” Does this conversation sound familiar? Manual surgical counts are a standard procedure for every surgical case, but studies show that incidences of retained surgical items (RSIs) continue to occur even when the count has been reported as correct. In this final interview of Season 7, we tackle the topic of surgical counts and adjunct technology with Hannah Elmblad, Director of Customer Excellence at Stryker. In this interview we'll talk about the prevalence of RSIs, discuss the AORN Guidelines, and find out the benefits of adding technology to your counting process. Don't miss this interview! Love our show? Download our First Case mobile app on:

Once again the generals want to continue their control in Sudan. As the country moved closer to civilian rule the generals started a civil war to stay in power. Ever since it gained independence in 1956 , Sudan's history is a history of successive military coups . Civilian governments in Sudan were always short lived. This time each military faction is supported by external actors. And while Sudan is a bridge to gold and rare minerals in Africa 95% of its population live below the poverty line. Dr. Atef Abdel Gawad discussed these issues with a group of distinguished guests and experts: Elfadil Elhashmi: Is a human rights activist and researcher in political economics. Professor Richard J. Chasdi: Is a professorial : lecturer in the Department of Political Science at The George Washington University in Washington, DC, and he is a senior fellow at the Global Peace Institute in London, England, and an adjunct senior fellow at the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research (ICPVTR) at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Professor Chasdi has published four books on terrorism and counterterrorism, and some two dozen book chapters and refereed articles.He serves on the editorial board of Perspectives on Terrorism, a journal of the Terrorism Research Initiative, and on the editorial board of Armed Forces & Society. Richard was a Fulbright Specialist at RSIS, working as a visiting fellow at ICPVTR. He has worked as a news consultant for Al-Jazeera, Sky News, Asharq TV and NPR. Dr. Safi Saeed: Is a Family Medicine Consultant at Calgary , Alberta, Canada, and a Co_founder of non for profit organization called" Sudanese Canadian Health Professionals, SCHP. The episode was broadcast on May 5, 2023 US Arab Radio can be heard on wnzk 690 AM, WDMV 700 AM, and WPAT 930 AM. Please visit: www.facebook.com/USArabRadio/ Web site : arabradio.us/ Online Radio: www.radio.net/s/usarabradio Twitter : twitter.com/USArabRadio Instagram : www.instagram.com/usarabradio/ Youtube : US Arab Radio

Speaker: Mislav Matejka, Head of Global Equity Strategy We argued last October that one should be buying back the Tech sector, following a year of sharp underperformance, and given our view that US long yields had likely peaked at tat point. The question is, will Tech keep driving the market higher? So far ytd, S&P500 is up 7%, but ex-Tech this stands at just 2%. FAANG is up as much as 26% ytd. We continue to believe that Tech will be trading better this year than it did last, but at the same time, think that the recent Tech run is becoming stretched, in absolute terms. It is looking overbought, close to all-time highs, with RSIs that are nearing elevated territory. Valuations of the sector are up meaningfully from last October, with FAANG P/E back at 1 standard deviation expensive. Globally, Tech P/E relative is closing in on 20-year highs. Our call is that bond yields will be down further from here, but the Tech bounce appears to have over-discounted that now. In addition, the clear and rising risk is that the Fed does not deliver on market expectations for cuts in 2H of the year. Real rates could stay higher, with Tech inversely correlated to them. With respect to the earnings outlook, consensus expectations are for the Technology sector to expand its profit margins by as much as 140bp next year, the largest increase of all sectors, and which would put it at new all-time highs. We see risks to this, especially if the economy weakens into a downturn Within Tech, we argued that unprofitable parts will not perform, with our more positive stance on quality, good cash flow parts. We continue with this view. Non-profitable Tech and Fintech are underperforming by 10-20% since October, even as they are becoming more attractively valued. In conclusion, we do not advocate to be short Tech, and still think the sector will be trading better than last year, relative to the market, but think that its absolute run is becoming stretched. In general, we believe that positioning in pure Defensive plays – where we have recently advised to add to them – such as Telecoms, Utilities, Staples and Healthcare, could be the best place to be over the next months.   This podcast was recorded on 11 April 2023. This communication is provided for information purposes only. Institutional clients can view the related report at www.jpmm.com/research/content/ for more information; please visit www.jpmm.com/research/disclosures for important disclosures. © 2023 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved.  

Grandpa Bill today talks about Ergo-Smart Exercise Ergonomic-Workplace RSI'S Repetitive Stress Injuries & avoiding and providing static relief from poor postures incurred in your "workstation". We "Silver Streakers" as well as one and all of we humans need to bend & stretch reach for the star Reps & Sets-movement Breath work and more Free-Weights JUST PLATES ERGONOMICS+ isolating examples of Chest & Shoulder Stretch, Standing Hamstring Stretch and #movement,#ergonomic,#RSIs,#repetitive stress,#stretching,#free weights,#movement#breathing#exercises --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bhsales/message

Rural-serving institutions (RSIs) face many more unique challenges than most urban schools and persist, comprising more than 25% of all U.S. colleges and universities. Although inherently different, every higher ed institution can learn from the innovative best practices RSIs have been forced to adopt to help positively impact their enrollment and more. To understand what RSIs can teach higher ed as a whole, Dr. Drumm McNaughton discusses the misconceptions and essential roles these institutions have in their communities with Executive Director Dr. Andrew Koricich of the Alliance for Research on Regional Colleges, a research collaborative and resource hub that has completed the insurmountable task of defining what rural-serving institutions are. Andrew explains how RSIs' unique experiences can help: Identify the role higher ed should adopt instead of becoming a for-profit organization. The types of prospective students higher ed needs to target. How board members should be appointed. Why higher ed must avoid pursuing growth for the sake of growth. How to subset rising costs with remote learning and course selection. The type of mindset that boards should look for when appointing a president or chancellor. #HigherEducation #RuralServingInstitutions #HigherEdPodcast Podcast Highlights RSIs are their communities' primary or only post-secondary education access point and are their most critical employer by launching businesses and consuming most of their goods and services. Therefore, RSIs are tied to their community's focused industry and must remain targeted. Public RSIs are more dependent on state appropriations but receive fewer appropriations per student because state funding metrics focus on enrollment growth, which is more constrained. In addition, RSIs receive fewer donations and competitive federal grants because reviewers from federal agencies don't understand them. Systems or legislatures usually choose to close or merge RSIs because they carry less political weight and serve fewer students even though fewer people are in their community. These structural deficits realize that higher ed appoints board members incorrectly. Appointing too many alumni members complicates the board's ability to view the institution objectively. Meanwhile, political appointees only view their schools as political tools. Boards must also have more financial oversight by alerting presidents or chancellors to financial problems before they reach the legislature. Higher ed needs to move away from the mentality of getting the maximum return possible since many RSIs usually can't meet these conditions because they enroll fewer students. RSIs' mission of providing more accessibility to underserved students proves that higher ed needs to rethink which students they should serve, like underrepresented minorities and adults who never started post-secondary education or who started but dropped out. Higher ed cannot adopt the mentality of bigger is better since RSIs are at the mercy of the rise and fall of their populations. Instead, higher ed needs to identify what's sustainable for each institution rather than penalizing RSIs for something out of their control. To help reduce costs, a significant role of boards and administrators includes identifying what programs are no longer by realizing if they align with local industries, for example. But they must stay proactive and transparent. Also, don't fully disregard liberal arts education since students still need a well-rounded education. Boards can't be proactive if they appoint presidents who view their institution as a stepping stone. Instead, appoint presidents who value their mission, their students, and what they're capable of. Visit our website to read the full transcript of this podcast About Our Podcast Guest Dr. Andrew Koricich Dr. Andrew Koricich is the Executive Director of the Alliance for Research on Regional Colleges (ARRC) and an Associate Professor of Higher Education at Appalachian State University. Influenced by his experiences growing up in a rural Pennsylvania town, Dr. Koricich's research interests focus primarily on rural issues in postsecondary education, with a particular emphasis on rural-serving postsecondary institutions and the communities they serve. His work has been published in numerous journal articles, book chapters, and research reports and featured in a range of media outlets, including Politico, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed, and The Daily Yonder. Dr. Koricich and his team have received generous funding from The Joyce Foundation, Lumina Foundation, and Ascendium Education Group. He recently led a project to develop a data-driven metric for identifying rural-serving institutions (RSIs), and he has been invited to speak by a number of organizations, including the American Association of State Colleges & Universities, National Scholarship Providers Association, and the Oregon Community College Association. Dr. Koricich earned a Ph.D. in Higher Education and a B.S. in Information Sciences & Technology from Pennsylvania State University, and an M.B.A. from Johns Hopkins University. Before joining the faculty at ASU, he was a faculty member at Texas Tech, and prior to working in academia, Dr. Koricich spent several years as a software development manager at a large insurance company prior to his career in academia. About Our Podcast Host Dr. Drumm McNaughton, host, and consultant to higher ed institutions. To learn more about his services and other thought leadership pieces, visit his firm's website, https://changinghighered.com/. The Change Leader's Social Media Links LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdrumm/ Twitter: @thechangeldr Email: podcast@changinghighered.com

Speaker: Mislav Matejka, Head of Global Equity Strategy Some of the equity market supports that we were highlighting in Q4 – peaking bond yields, China reopening, lower European gas prices – are not exhausted, but a lot has repriced. SX5E is up 30% off the lows, and MSCI China up 55%. We argued that supportive seasonals at the start of the year and light positioning would still be helping as we move through Q1, but positioning is quickly normalizing. Sentiment was very downbeat 6 months ago; now investors are more comfortable chasing the market, with a bounce back towards neutral in Bull-Bear indicator, stretched RSIs, rebound in HF betas and a fall in Put/Call ratios. Crucially, we think the fundamental confirmation for the next leg of the rally will end up lacking, consequently Q1 will likely mark a high-water mark for the market. The cushion of consumer excess savings has been eroded, and money supply in the US and Europe keeps contracting. We held a view over the past two years that corporate earnings would be resilient, but this might start changing. Profit margins are at a record, currently much higher than pre-COVID-19, and pricing power is likely to deteriorate from here. Q1 results are coming out mixed, to date, with a sharply reduced proportion of beats, and the typical upward revisions that one sees as we move through reporting season so far are missing. Apart from likely renewed deterioration in fundamentals in 2H, potential curveballs could come from US politics, among other, as the market is now becoming complacent given that VIX is near the low of the range, at only 18x. International markets continue to screen as much more interesting than the US: stay long Europe vs SPX, keep OW FTSE100 and keep OW MSCI China. We were bullish Value vs Growth style last year, but this year look for stalling in Value, especially if our October call for peaking US yields keeps tracking. Finally, use the remaining Q1 rally to cut beta of a portfolio. This podcast was recorded on 05 February 2023. This communication is provided for information purposes only. Institutional clients can view the related report at www.jpmm.com/research/content/GPS-4325446-0 for more information; please visit www.jpmm.com/research/disclosures for important disclosures. © 2023 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved.  

In this session Professor See Seng Tan will discuss the transformative and pragmatic functions of military diplomacy, after which he will position this in the Southeast Asian context. He will further explain the paradox of increasing bilateral and multilateral military and/or defense dialogues in the South East Asian region, yet at the same time the persisting mistrust between the ASEAN members and surrounding countries. This session is hosted by Hester Postma, project officer on Military Diplomacy. About the expert: Professor See Seng Tan is a professor of International Relations at RSIS. He is an elected member of the NTU Advisory Board. He previously served in the NTU Senate. He was selected by Arizona State University's School of Politics and Global Studies (SPGS) as its 2018 Distinguished Alum. Prof Tan received the RSIS Best Teacher Award in 2016.

Raffaello Pantucci, Senior Fellow at RSIS think tank in Singapore and author of Sinostan: China's Inadvertent Empire.

Although Republicans eked out convincing wins in many states and gained control of the House of Representatives in the US midterm elections, it was by no means the bulldozing of the Democrats that some foretold. Meanwhile the race for control of the Senate remains on a cliff-hanger, with seats in Georgia and Arizona currently too close to call. How will these elections impact President Biden's policymaking for the remainder of his term? We discuss the implications with Dr. Adrian Ang of RSIS.Image credit: EPA-EPE

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Ouça essa mensagem e deixe Deus ministrar ao seu coração!

Raffaello Pantucci, Senior Fellow at RSIS think tank in Singapore and author of Sinostan: China's Inadvertent Empire; Helen Davidson, Guardian Correspondent in Taiwan

Episode 188

Are you experiencing pain or discomfort in your neck, upper back, or shoulder from using your smartphone? Dr. Jonathan Su, the Get-Fit Guy, shows you simple solutions for preventing and relieving mobile device-related repetitive strain injuries.Get-Fit Guy is hosted by Dr. Jonathan Su. A transcript is available at Simplecast.Find Get-Fit Guy on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the newsletter for more fitness tips.Get-Fit Guy is a part of Quick and Dirty Tips.Links:https://www.quickanddirtytips.comhttps://www.quickanddirtytips.com/get-fit-guy-newsletterhttps://www.facebook.com/GetFitGuyhttps://twitter.com/GetFitGuyhttps://sixminutefitness.com/

Jesus está no barco // Társis S. Vilhena - 03/07/2022

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Hari Raya Puasa or Eidul Fitri is here. Many know, for a month before that, Muslims “puasa” or fast by not eating and drinking from dawn until dusk. Many also see Muslims go visiting in colourful attire, not just for the day but even for the whole month. Also, not to mention the Hari Raya bazaar in Geylang Serai and Kampong Glam, where you see some food and drinks that only appear during this season. However, like for other religions, many may not know what are its significance and which practices during Hari Raya Puasa that are religious or cultural. There may also be questions that you may have about it but afraid to ask. No fret, today we have Ustaz Khalid Rafi to enlighten us. Before that, let me introduce him. A father of…, he is a Research Executive at Wak Tanjong Mosque. He also holds a Bachelor in Syariah from the University of Madinah and a Masters degree from RSIS, Nanyang Technological University in Asian Studies, specialising in ‘Studies in Inter-Religious Relations in Plural Societies'. He enjoys engaging the public through inter-religious dialogues to promote mutual respect and understanding for a progressive community.

Seeing Through the Chaos of The Forex MarketPodcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click HereFind out more about my Online Video Forex Course - Click Here#453: Seeing Through the Chaos of The Forex MarketIn this video:00:25 – The markets are just chaos01:17 – Doing nothing could be the best thing to do01:57 – Traded the H8 and H12 charts instead03:11 – We help our clients to demystify the charts04:24 – You have to be able to act on what the market is telling you in real time05:45 – Time to join us?05:51 – Are you looking for a good Forex broker?06:42 – How you can contact meHow can you easily see through the chaos that is the forex market? Let's talk about that and more right now.Hey, traders. It's Andrew Mitchem here at The Forex Trading Coach. This is video and podcast number 453.The markets are just chaosNow, the markets are just chaos. That's really what they are. Lots of lines, lots of different indicators, lots of confusion going on, different timeframes, different currency pairs, different system strategies, just utter chaos. But as a trader, you need to be able to see through that chaos to actually read on the charts what is actually happening, and think, "Well, behind the scenes, what are these charts telling me is happening right now?" Are there more buyers in the market? Are there more sellers in the market? Is this a trade to take or not? How do I know which currency pair to look at? How do I know which timeframe chart to look at? What happens if the MACDs telling me to buy and the RSIs is telling me to sell? All those type of things. Utter, utter chaos going on in the market.Doing nothing could be the best thing to doAnd sometimes, the answer is to do nothing. Give you an example, just today, right now. The 8th of April on the daily charts, we have taken no trades today on the daily charts. Why? Because there are no good setups. We've been through all the forex pairs, all the metals, the indices, commodities, cryptos, everything. I do not see a single trade today on the daily charts. So, therefore, we've not taken any. We've had a great week so far. We've had four really good days of trading and had some good trades. And therefore, the answer today or the solution today, the strategy is do not take any trades because there are none.Traded the H8 and H12 charts insteadHowever, we're still taking two trades, one on the eight-hour Euro-Aussie and one on the Euro-Hungarian forint on 8-hour and 12-hour that we posted on our membership site for our clients to trade and to learn from. Why? Well, because out of all the different currency pairs, all the markets, all the timeframes, at the change of day leading into Friday the 8th, those are the only two setups that I see on the charts that are suitable to trade the strategy that I trade. And therefore, those are the only two that we've passed onto people. Why are they good? Well, they have the candle pattern that we look for. They're bouncing at the right area that we're looking for. They have some stop-loss protection that we're looking for. They have room to move. They're both sell trades. They have room to move before any next support gets in the way, any previous lows, pivot points, middle Bollinger Bands, all those type of things. So, we see on those two trades, are high-probability setups, and therefore they are the two we've taken. So, we've looked through of all the chaos, we've seen through all the chaos,

In Part II of our superb six-part series produced in collaboration with and underwritten by the Ascendium Education Group, Michelle chats with three academic researchers who are responsible for the new groundbreaking report published by the Alliance for Research on Regional Colleges, (ARRC) called Introducing Our Nation's Rural Serving Postsecondary Institutions: Dr. Andrew Koricich, an associate professor of higher education at Appalachian State University and ARRC's executive director; Dr. Cecilia Orphan, an associate professor in the Higher Education Department at the University of Denver, and ARRC's director of partnerships; and Dr. Alisa Hicklin Fryar, professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma and ARRC's director of data. The discussion focused on the importance of having a metric for identifying Rural-Serving Institutions (RSIs); the impact of the pandemic on RSIs; the debunking of certain stereotypes surrounding rural areas and race; the undeniable impact of rural colleges; the rise of RSIs in serving communities facing demographic and economic challenges; and rural workforce development. To learn more about ARRC, this incredible project, or view their collection of resources, you can visit regionalcolleges.org or follow them on Twitter (@ARRC_Research) and LinkedIn. This episode and the entire six-part series is sponsored by the Ascendium Education Group. www.ascendiumphilanthropy.org   

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Dr Antonio Giustozzi, author of the books The Taliban at War and The Islamic State in Khorasan, will discuss the role of the Islamic State in Afghanistan, following the fall of Kabul. Alongside him will be Raffaello Pantucci, a researcher at RSIS whose work looks at security dynamics in the Eurasian heartland. Their discussion maps the evolution of the Islamic State's footprint from Syria to Afghanistan and its current relationship with the Taliban. Will future Islamic State – Khorasan Province (ISKP) attacks, similar to the recent one that happened at Kabul International Airport taking the lives of hundreds of Afghans and 13 US servicemen, complicate Taliban efforts to demonstrate its control of Afghanistan? Will ISKP launch an assassination campaign to eliminate high-level Taliban cadres with the same tactics previously used by the Taliban themselves when they attacked Afghan government officials? Will the Taliban seek greater co-operation with the West and/or other external powers to target ISKP?  Also, will greater engagement with outside powers, including China, promote dissatisfaction within Taliban ranks that will in turn increase the ISKP's recruitment? Moderated by Dr Alessandro Arduino, Principal Research Fellow, MEI (NUS), Dr Giustozzi and Mr Pantucci explores these questions and look at the future of Eurasia security architecture, post-US and NATO withdrawals from the region. This public talk was conducted online via Zoom on Tuesday, 9 November 2021, from 5.00 pm to 6.30 pm (SGT). For more information about this event, click here: https://mei.nus.edu.sg/event/from-the-middle-east-to-afghanistan-the-evolution-of-the-islamic-state-in-khorasan-province/ 

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Episode Summary:FinTwit ConferenceWednesday TradesStocks Talked About In The Show:CEI, PLTR, GM, VYGVF, PYR, BABAGuests:Peter Pascali, CEO of PyroGenesis Canada 13:00https://www.pyrogenesis.com/Gareth Soloway - President & CFO, Chief Market Strategisthttps://inthemoneystocks.com/BENZINGA CANNABIS CAPITAL CONFERENCEThe premier gathering of cannabis entrepreneurs and investors in North America returns for a 2-Day Hybrid Event on October 14-15.Speakers will include $SNDL and other major Cannabis Companies, for more information visit https://www.benzinga.com/events/cannabis/Hosts:Spencer IsraelTwitter: https://twitter.com/sjisraelMitch HochTwitter: https://twitter.com/STORYInvestorsSubscribe to all Benzinga Podcasts hereClick here for BENZINGA TRADING SCHOOL Get 20% off Benzinga PRO here Become a BENZINGA AFFILIATE and earn 30% on new subscriptionsDisclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions.Unedited Transcript Yo, what is going on? Everybody happy Wednesday hump day. Woo. One of my favorite days of the week still have that Campbell commercial imprinted in my mind. For the camel is walking around and saying hump day two it's coworkers. Everyone's day. I wake up. I think of that, but what's going on guys? This is the power hour.This is the trade idea show I am ready to get after it. Big lineup today. We're we're we're we're going to do a couple things today. So, so we're, we're going to take 10 minutes and I want to try to run through maybe five names, five stocks over the course of those 10 minutes. Um, And I'm going to open it up with this global question too.Uh, and, and I, I maybe I'm projecting, but I haven't been trading nearly as much over the past couple of weeks as I typically do. I don't know if you've noticed that AB or if anybody out there has noticed that, but I'm usually pretty, uh, you, you can put me in for, for laying down a few swing trades a week and I'm at close to zero.Over the past couple of weeks. And so on top of everything, I still know what my positions are doing. I'm closing things out, but, but I'm curious if other people go through that too, like, do you hit periods where you're, you're, you're hyper trading, you're trading your normal level and then you're not trading at all.And I'm curious if anybody else has thoughts there because that's where I've been, but today's the day. Today's the day to hit some. Let's make some trades, Luke. Yeah, I got I'm ready to go. I need to put some things on and you know, part of the reason why, why is that? What are we doing Saturday, Saturday, we will be in Orlando for the Finn twit conference.Um, so if you're unfamiliar with fin twit, essentially it's financial tools. Uh, you know, a lot of people have made a name for themselves on so-called fin twit over the past year, year and a half during COVID. Um, and a lot of the big names in the fin twit community will be there. Uh, this event was put on by, by Jonah Lupton.Um, you know, who he himself is pretty big on Finn. Twitter has about half a million followers. I'm going to drop the link in the chat from the fence bet conference. If you're in the area, um, make the trip out to Orlando cause Luke and I will be there. Uh, we'll we'll be making some live trades in Orlando.Gotta be crypto. There'll be over the weekend. Crypto. The market's closed, you know, everyone on fin Twitter been talking about Sheba, of course, after, uh, you know, see CEI let's look at CEI today. Luca CEI yesterday had a terrible day, uh, Cambridge energy. This has been more than, so you want to see, and for you, I might be putting on some crypto trades in Orlando live.We went to do some streaming on world. Let's do it. Yeah. We can check this out. AB look what I just saw. And I just logged into my interactive brokers. Finally, I've been waiting for this. Let me know when you can see my screen. Okay. Trade or popular crypto trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more at access through the IB or platform.I wonder if they have sheep, but you know. All right. So I'll have to figure that one out. Um, but all right, today we have, let's see, we have a little bit less than 10 minutes to smack some swing trades down in the chat. I'm I'm like back I'm back. I'm fueling myself. I'm ready to get after it again. Uh, I'm ready to take on the stress and start laying some trades down.Uh, so if anybody has setups, you have swings, drop them in the chat. We're we're going to look at them now and, and put some positions on. I already have one queued up that I want to hit producer. Uh, do you know which one that is? Um, I'm going to go ahead and guess Palentier, ticker, a PLT R this is one that we've, we've hit a few different live trades on Palentier is up about two and a half percent today.I've been watching it. Um, and you know, it looks, it looks strong from a technical standpoint, Luke. I mean, we've, we've had some different periods of consolidation, um, hanging out around this range that it's been traded in for the past six months. So. Um, ever since February of February, the stock ran all the way up to 38, nearly $40.And since then, it's been kind of traded in that, uh, you know, 20 to $25 range. So the stocks at 23, 20 $3 and 64 cents right now. So, so here, here's the chart on Palentier guys? Uh, we got a huge pop after hours of somewhere in the neighborhood at 10% after hours yesterday, uh, that, that was on the heels of the company announcing a big us military conduct.Uh, we are sense coming down again. This is a two day chart, five minute candles we're looking at, let me zoom us out. Now, here is our one year chart and, and, you know, we haven't traded this stock in quite a while. And again, guys, if you have swing trades, drop them in the background or drop them in the chat and we're going to check them out over the next few minutes.Uh, Palentier great stock to sell, puts against, I would say one of my favorite. Yeah. And the stock was performing well off some news earlier in the week that it signed a new government contract. Of course the government contracts are huge source of revenue, um, for pallets here. So I think when both things align Luke, uh, some strong looking technicals as well as some good news.I love it. I love the trade.So I'm looking at this 23 levels. There's obviously some support there, but there's not a long history on it and there's not a ton of juice in these puts. Yeah. I think last 23, you get 60 cents. So, so that means your break even on the trade is 20 to 40 and you have nine days on that. That's on that one.Okay. So Shelly just said someone on pre-market preps that the contract was old news and they just rehashed it. Um, I, I trust the guys on, on, on pre-market prep, but, uh, Luke money, Mitch just came in and dropped us some news. Let's check out GM stock real quick. Cause Mitch says that GM says it will double annual revenue by 2030 to 280 billion in digital push, um, to be seen more like great trade actually to put on in a second here, it'd be.But keep going. I just remembered one from this morning, I was reading the news on GM. So it sounds like GM came out and said, you know, had some positive news in regards to its revenue. Um, I don't know how the stock is reacting. It looks like it's in the red. So I like th this is news that the stock should be up on it.It's a stock like GM, right? It's it's not a stock that moves, but it should still be up on this. I love trading news arbitrage. This is one of those ones. Let's see. Is there any analyst ratings out on the. No, when, when is our earnings report. So, so if there's no analyst commentary that's out on this stock, yet it will come after claims like that.10, five. Yeah. We have nothing yet. This, this is one to, to try to, to hit a lick on with. Yeah. So, I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if we see some analysts come in and upgrade off this news. And then of course, you know, the stock might get a bounce off those analysts ratings. So if we front run the analysts, um, I like.Um, Mitch is saying he likes his pump. This is, this is my, this is my friend. I named him. Tony. I'm not a real Jack lantern, but I'm looking forward to getting some pumpkins and actually carving them, uh, this fall. I haven't done that the past few years. So this year I'm definitely gonna try to make it a point to go out and get some real pumpkins and, uh, do some carving or I'm hitting a GM itchy I'm trading.So, so, so, so I'm going 54 calls, 54 strike calls, nine days out, a dollar 15. I think that this is pretty easy money. We will get an analyst commentary on this. W when I'm buying it 50 cents above where the stock is at, we, we, we get a two, 3% move in this thing. We are golden. I mean, we don't need much. And, and, and again, my, my bat that I'm making is that we're going to be analysts commentary out about this one after the close today, or before the open tomorrow, that's going to give us enough of a lift for that two or 3%.And that makes us a good trade. Two to 3% on the stock. I love it. That pushes that pushes the stock up to 54, 50, 55. We're already in the money. We still have over a hundred. I'm hitting it. Give me opinions. You guys like that GM trade. I told you I'm putting some trades down today. All right. We have time for one more AB yep, we do.We got another hot one. I'm going big on this one. What is your take? Your digital stock stock is down today. Stock is down over the past several days. Check it out. This is the one-year chart. Right. We, we look now we're looking from April highs down to now. The stock is a third of what it was. Why is the stock down today?Check it out. Uh, they gave us preliminary revenue for Q3 September. So, so let's look at the headline number and then I'm going to tell you why I actually liked this name off of the news. So, so, so headline number four for Q3 63 to $67 million of revenue is what the company came out and said that they're going to do.Okay. Compare that to the last quarter, they did 109 million. That's a haircut. That's like what? A 45% haircut, something along those lines, bad year, over year basis. I mean the previous year is almost non-comp. The company has been, been growing so quickly. Um, but, but again, stock is reacting to the. Okay. Uh, but, but here, here's the sentence that I'm pulling out of the commentary that I think makes this, this company really interesting.As we continue to develop staking capabilities, we expect that reward and yield revenue will generate a minimum of 40 to $50 million of rewards for the December quarter. So that's Q4, that's the quarter that we're in now. We started in October, November, December. So they're saying that they're going to do 40 to $50 million.Uh, All of this revenue in Q4. Um, we, we did not get the breakout of transaction revenue specifically for Q3, but, but I'm going to say that, that, that if transaction revenue, it used to transaction revenue used to be like 90% of the revenue. Let's say now it's, it's down to half of the revenue. Okay. So if they're doing 30 million.Uh, in, in transaction revenue, CEO is coming out and saying, they're going to do 40 to 50 million, uh, in, in staking revenue. He wouldn't make that claim if he didn't feel good about it, right. He came out, said it in a public forum, set it in a press release, and now you have to actually deliver on it. There is at least 70 million of revenue right there.Uh, plus we're getting a nice crypto bull run today. Stock is down. Bitcoin is way up today. Um, let's go and pull up our heat map first. Um, anything of that complex crypto.All right. So, so, so, so here's our heat map for that reason? 10% on Bitcoin stock is down. Plus we, we, we, we got that news out of about the, the December revenue, right? The guidance takes a second to set in sometimes, but it always matters more for that reason. I like the Voyager digital trade AB yes, no, maybe.Sorry. I was on mute. I think we we've seen some of the different mining stocks and cryptos Pacific specific stocks kind of lagged behind, um, Bitcoin recently. So I think if we see Bitcoin break above, um, this, you know, $52,000 level, I think this is, uh, on which, which we have in the past two days. So right now Bitcoin's at 54,000.If we see it, you know, get back up to those previous highs of 16. You know, thousand around there, all these stocks in my opinion, should get back to their, their all time highs. Yeah. And let's talk about the valuation shoot. We gotta go. We're behind schedule already. One more minute, one more minute. One more minute, Peter on from, from pyro Genesis.Yeah. All right. So we talk about the valuation for a second. Let's just go look at the market cap, a market cap, 1.4 billion yesterday. Today let's call it 1.2 billion on a, on a 10% decline. You have a stock that's doing, we're saying quick and back of the napkin math. We can model it all out the back of the napkin.We're saying that it's doing 70 million a quarter, oops, 70 million, a quarter four quarters, a $300 million run rate that that's a four times price to sales. And we're talking about a company that did what? 30 million in all of. It's cheap to me, baby. I'm going love it. We're getting back into the trade. Of course, this is one that Luke was in very early.Oh, I got blocked. Let me try the Canadian symbol. I dunno, man. I don't know. They don't want us. They don't want us to win. Like DJ Khaled would say I can trade the Toronto listing.all right. There we go. All right. I've rambled on long enough, the, the, those are the trades that I'm hitting. There's two on for you more to come later this week. Love it. Um, yeah, I mean, and look back to your point earlier. I do go through those phases to where I'm kind of hyper trading, making trades every day, and then I'll go a couple of weeks where I don't really do much.And I think it's okay. You know, I think if, um, you know, you're not trading full time that it's okay to kind of like go through ebbs and flows of trading a lot versus not trading. Um, all right. Look, without further ado, I want to welcome back on the power hour. Recurring guests, Peter Pascali, CEO of pirate.Genesis ticker P Y RPeter. Welcome. Welcome back on the power hour. Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to join us.So tell me what's new, what's new in the pyro Genesis world. Where do I start? A B and I on for crying out loud. We've since the last time we spoke, we, um, we posted the six month revenues of a 60 million, $60 million. That's off of, uh, a full year, last year, 18 and a year before a 4.8. So you can see the trend that revenues is increasing quite rapidly.Um, we recently announced we've had 13, I think 13 user user items come out in the past two months. All are huge, huge, huge news items. We've um, we added $20 million since June 30th, 20, over $20 million of contracts. We've announced contracts that have been added to our backbone, uh, which had already, I think when we, we announced our backlog, then the box will be about 32 million.I think that was the last time we published. Everything's going dang close. There's no debt to speak up on our balance sheet. We're sitting on $18 million. We just made an acquisition AB a small acquisition, $4.4 million in the renewable natural gas arena, which is really hot, hot market right now. And, uh, within a few weeks after, after signing that contract, we landed a $5 million deal, uh, in that space.So very exciting. We're doing multiple deals with multi-billion dollar companies and we're still not following. So you can imagine once people start recognizing us and following us for real, um, excitable, even a quadrant. Oh, but we are in the past few months, actually we were put on the Russel, the two small Russell indexes.I think it's a small cap in total cap. And that's on top of being in Kathy woods arc, uh, 3d printing, uh, fund ETF so that we were put on earlier this year. So very exciting time right now. Yeah. Yeah. Peter, let's go back to that acquisition real quick. You mentioned so, so what's the idea there? Is that just because you want to get into that field or, or what do you hope to, uh, you know, what does pyro Genesis gain from acquiring that company?It's a really sweet deal. I mean, they've got a technology which basically repurposes gases that come off of landfill. Into what's called the renewable natural gas and that renewable natural gas is now that they're being bent. So regulatory, the regulators are now mandating that gas pipelines have a minimum amount of renewable natural gas.And we believe there's not enough of these producers in north America. So we see this Toonami business coming towards us. It's a small company. The guys there were really tired. They're older. They wanted to pass it on to. You had a tough time for you in COVID they did not have the engineering depth or the, or the history of dealing with multi-billion dollar companies.Like we have the us Navy as our, as our client. We have, um, in every one of our business lines, we are dealing with multi-billion dollar companies. So we have the expertise of dealing with multi-billion dollar companies in there and their expectations. We have a very significant amount of engineers on.They will not prepare for the generic business that's coming down the pipe in north America. As I said, regulators are mandating that a minimal amount of gas in the pipelines come from a renewable source. And these guys are experts at converting landfill gas into renewable natural gas.Understood. So, are there any other plans? Um, I mean, I know you mentioned that there's no debt on the balance sheet that you have some cash in there. Um, are there any active plans for that cash? Um, you know, that, that you're currently holding right now. Yeah. So we've publicly stated that we are looking at acquisitions.Uh, this was a small one. Uh, maybe it was like four, 4.4 $0.4 million. Um, we came with $10 million of backlog, uh, 10 or $15 million of pipeline. Uh, so it was a good acquisition. That's what we're looking for. Things that fit in our target market, which is basically reducing greenhouse gases, all of our offerings reduce greenhouse gases.I'm very conscious of not, I'm very conscious of how acquisitions tend to be a dangerous, you know, they, they did, sometimes the fit is not good and it could be the ruin of a company. So my background's emergency. I used to do that for the fortune 1000 on wall street in the 1980s. So I'm very careful.We've looked at several different opportunities in the past. They have to be, you have to be a real deal. So yes, that cash is on our balance sheet and we will put it to good use over the next few months if we find the right acquisition. So with your background and, and mergers and acquisitions, when you're looking at a company.To potentially acquire, you know, what are you looking at besides, you know, just the standard, finding the financials and a balance sheet. So we're looking at, um, this may sound a little, a tree hugging, but we're looking for also the chemistry amongst the players. Can they, can we acquire them and integrate them into our company with relative ease?Because oftentimes that'll be a big stumbling block. Uh, you want to make sure that you can step in and actually take it over. It should let everybody leave the next. So, what I'm looking at is an easy acquisition in that sense, but technically we want to be able to add some value. So I believe our team can add value in this particular acquisition by, uh, creating intellectual property, um, looking at what they're doing and improving upon it.We've got that type of expertise. So we're looking when we make an acquisition, not just for the balance sheet, we're not buying revenues or, or, or, or balance sheet. What we're actually buying is. An opportunity to get into a marketplace in a very significant way, very quickly, and bringing in our, as I said, our engineering expertise and relationships.Got it. Yeah, that, that makes a lot of sense. I don't, I don't think that, I mean, I think that sounds, um, you know, just savvy from a business perspective. It's not that it's not black and white balance sheet asset. Uh, it's very difficult sometimes to get your head around something like that, but those are the most important elements I believe in.If it's going to work, right. I mean, you have to have a balance sheet. You have to have the, uh, the assets and the backlog and pipeline, but I'm about aside. It's the other things that will make it or break it, I think. Yeah. So, uh, Peter, I got the pyro Genesis, a stock chart pulled up right here. Um, you know, and I can see that since, you know, around, it looks like mid-July the stocks kind of been trading sideways and arrange hanging out around, um, you know, high three is $4.Um, w why do you think the stock has been so steady over the past few months? Um, so, you know, it's very dangerous for me to talk about stock price, but particularly, but let me try and do it in terms of how I view the company. Uh, the company is, is much better today, much, much better today than it was at the beginning of July.Uh, we've added a significant amount of contracts. Uh, we've improved the. We've proven that we're turning profitability, where we came out with our second quarter numbers from a cash perspective, a non-cash me take out the non-cash items. We're operating, operating profitably. So it's trending very, very well.We were proving out everything we've said in the past. Um, I believe that I, I know that there are a lot of shorts out there that don't believe what we're saying and you'll see. Sometimes we come up with that with a press release. The stock will just take off. And then back down a bit. Um, I still there, yeah, you sit there, so yeah.So sorry I lost you for a second. I just, I just put you on full screen. Cause you were, you were talking so well that I wanted, so the rest of the time I wasn't talking well, lady, but going back to the stock, I mean, basically we look at these shorts as being what I call rocket fuel. W we have enough press releases and it comes off.They, they cover themselves, just ends up being rocket fuel. That's what happened. It's happened several times in the past year as we've gone from about 20 cents up to where we are today. So, um, it's, it's holding steady. Um, I believe that a lot of funds and banks buying in right now and when it, when it dips a bit, they, they, they, they, they, they keep it, they keep it steady.Uh, but a lot, a lot, a lot of news has come out, uh, which, which was not. Obviously their wedding in, uh, in the, in the beginning of the June, we've improved the commerce significantly improves that for sure. Yeah. No, uh, yeah, I mean, it seems like, you know, to me, it's always sometimes like a good sign when you see a stock trading sideways kind of consolidate, and you mentioned there that, um, you think some, some funds and institutions are buying, which to me is always a, a great sign because, uh, you know, anytime that, that someone whose job it is to go out.And find stocks to put in a portfolio for clients or, you know, big institutions that they're buying that stock. To me, that's a great sign that, Hey, look, it's not just, um, you know, retail traders, like you, you know, Luke and I that are going out and buying this that some real institutions are buying it. Um, I see on the chart that it looks like back in, uh, mid September, about a month ago, we had one day with just.You know, very out of the ordinary volume. Do you know what happened on that day? Yeah, the pressure is, I can't remember which one. It might've been, uh, an interesting one that came out. Uh, we we've got, um, an opportunity in INR. Palletization. Uh, that's where they concentrate the INR at the source to replace the burners that they use, which are fossil fuel burnished with our, our diesel torches, I've taught plasma torches.Uh, so our plasma towards zero greenhouse gases. So replacing them will improve the, uh, the situation and earn their, a lot of pressure to improve it. So to make a long story short, we, um, we press release that we had, uh, opportunities there. People are very excited and we, I, I think that was the Preston. I think it was where we announced that we had, um, um, a second client come and bike torches and gave us, uh, um, so they bought four torches for $6 million.They gave us some insight in that the next, uh, toward the next group of total before like 130, 130 torches. If these torches are successfully implemented in their facility, uh, that's something like it's like seven. $60 million right there in orders. If you, if you use the net present value of seven minutes of torture, it's like a three quarter of a billion dollar potential order.So that's what kicked it off because it was a second client in that industry. That's going forward with the idea of replacing all their majority of their, uh, uh, diesel burners with our plasma torches. So it's huge news was that.Yeah. On September 14th, that same day that we saw that big volume came. Um, you know, pyro Genesis announced a $6 million toward order with another major iron ore. Um, pelletizer so, so I guess Peter. Yeah, I, um, and I guess we should've started with this, but since, you know, we've had you on the show before, so I was familiar, but you know, for our audience's sake, can we just back up and give a brief overview of pyro Genesis for maybe some, some new viewers today that weren't there for the first appearance high-tech company, we use something called plasma and plasma.Uh, a forced state of matter, solid heat. It up goes to liquid, hit up, close to a gas. We hit it, a gas, it becomes plasma. And plasma is like a sun is a plasma ball, landings, a plasma. And what we do is we take gases and we heat them up. And in our torches and outcomes are plasma, uh, plasma, hot plasma. It's like a high-tech hairdryer.You takes a gas, you hit it up, comes a plasma. So you take these torches and you put them in different systems. And, and what we've done is, uh, we have a system on board, us aircraft carrier, which destroys, destroys their garbage. Uh, we have four basic business lines. Once in 3d printing, we convert wires to powder for 3d printing at GE uses our legacy technology.Um, so in each one of our business lines, we have about four major ones, which we've teamed up with multi-billion dollar companies, uh, in this particular situation and this particular, uh, opportunity it's one of the. And each one of our opportunities are independent of each other AB so, so we've diversified and the risk of the company.But in this one, this one's very, very, very interesting because, um, what we've found out is that you can replace the diesel burner at an INR pelletizer. And as I said, our palletizers concentrate the INR at the source before you transport it and how they do it is they use furnaces that use diesel. So furnaces each one of these furnaces can have 50 up to 50 diesel burners and each facility can have like a dozen of these furnaces.You're talking thousands and thousands of diesel verdicts. And what was publicized because we had a project in Sweden that came out and publicized the fact that three things where they took our plasma cutter. And replace the diesel burner. It was a plug and play basically. So that's easy to install to no loss revenues.These furnaces don't have to shut down. They don't have to shut down to replace our diesel burner. Their diesel burns with our torches. And third, when everything is said and done, it looks like it's economical to do well. Guess what? These iron or palletizers are under a lot of pressure to reduce their greenhouse gases from, uh, from environmentalist, from the.From their board, but more importantly, we didn't realize from lending institutions, lending institutions don't want to lend to these guys unless they meet their greenhouse gas emissions requirements. So there was a huge need in industry for a solution. And in fact, there's one on or a pelletizer in south America that put together a $2 billion program to reduce their carbon foot.Uh, and they funded it with one and a half billion dollars. They thought at one half billion dollar bond, I think it was last summer, 15 months ago. And they're looking for solutions and along comes pirate Genesis, or they never do on them who can actually address the solution economically. And I would suggest the AB just on the side, this, this, this company that put together a $2 billion fund to reduce their greenhouse gases and the carbon footprint are I look at more expensive things.Because if they're doing something that if something's cheaper, they should be doing that already. So uncle's pyro which can address. We believe we can address the majority of their issues economically by changing out these plasma they're diesel burns with our plasma torches. So it takes time. They're doing computer simulations.We pass the ordering torches and, um, I have to be careful. I have to stay within public information, but the trend in this industry in accepting our plasma torches is. It's on the ups. It's on the it's on the upswing. Everything we're doing, we're ticking the boxes. We've got their attention. We're moving forward.This is huge, huge, huge, huge news for pyro right now. Yeah. So I mean, Peter, it sounds like there's some kind of different, um, like facets of the company, different things that companies are doing, what what's currently driving the most revenue right now. Um, it depends. I think it's basically, this is our palletization and draws right there.The two low-hanging fruit. Uh, we can do it on the back of an envelope and we're well positioned for it. We can pretty much address any order of size because we sub a lot of this out to supply, uh, to, to, uh, to contractors. Um, so it's the draws rate and the pelletizer that I mentioned are the, really the two, the two exciting ones right now.Yeah. I mean, this is, this is exciting. Cause most of the times we don't know. You know, you know, public companies on that have a product as cool as a plasma torch. Uh, so, so to me seeing this, you know, being able to invest in something that, that will be able to make a, you know, a good environmental impact, um, help kind of alleviate greenhouse gases and something just that's playing out cool.Like a plasma torch to me that. Um, you know, that catches my eyes and investor. So what we say it is we make sustainability sustainable. And what we mean by that is we believe that if you really want to make things sustainable, you have to offer the client something cheaper than what he's doing. It's unreasonable.We believe to ask companies to do something more expensive to meet their greenhouse gas or carbon, uh, carbon footprint targets. I believe. We should, as a, as, as, as companies provide something cheaper, that's what we do. We are typically cheaper than the legacy technology and we reduce greenhouse gases.That's how we make sustainability sustainable by making sure what we offer is better than what they've got. And it reduces greenhouse gases. If you could take away that cost hurdle, it's a, it's a, it's a slam dunk to get things. Yep. Um, yeah, I mean, I think that this is, it's a very interesting opportunity to right now with biogenesis.So again, um, for everyone out there, ticker is P Y R that is traded on the NASDAQ. Let me get the Benzinga pro pulled back up on my screen. Um, there we go. There's the chart trading right now at around $4. Um, Peter, anything else that you want to add or any can that maybe investors will have to look forward to throughout the rest of this year, maybe into 2020.Well, we're very newsy right now. Let's say we had 13 press releases in the past two months. If you read them, you'll see. It'll suggest what you could expect going forward. I can't promise anything, but it looks good. And by the way, I like looked down on GM earlier on was excellent. Yeah. I mean, Hey look, we, we, we like to, uh, that's what we do here at Benzinga as we, we break news and we bring news to investors quickly so that investors can, can trade off of that news.So when we see news, like, With GM and we see this, the stock price, not really reacting as we would expect it to. Um, we, we like to trade off that news. Um, so thank you again, Peter, for coming on the power hour again today. And anytime that pyro Genesis has news, um, reach out to me, let me know. And we'd love to have you back on.All right. Enjoy the rest of your Wednesday. Bye-bye. All right. Well, that was Peter Pascali CEO of pyro Genesis, ticker Pyr the company is doing some really cool things. Um, go check it out if you have not already. And, uh, yeah, with that, we, we do have Gareth Solloway from, in the money stocks coming on any minute now, just waiting for him to, uh, to join in.Um, but let's, let's take a look at, at some other, uh, stocks that we've been talking about. Affirm Shelley has pointed out in the chat that affirm is just absolutely ripping today up more than 14% on the day. Um, of course this stock. So the stock went public last or sorry, January of 2021. So at the very beginning of this year, um, looks like it opened around, uh, you know, $90 ran all the way up to 130 came back down, ran again up till around one 50.And then just got beaten down. And when I say beaten down, I mean, I'm talking, it went from one 50 down all the way to 48. So that's like 68% down in three months time. And then, you know, flash forward here, um, this big green candle here is when it was announced that affirm got the Amazon deal. Um, so the stock came back up to around a hundred dollars, traded down again, and then came back up on, uh, on its earnings on its revenue.And now the stock has had, had been trading around this range $110 or so, and is up more than 14%, uh, to the $130 range. Let me see if we have any specific news today on Y uh, exactly. So affirm launches, adaptive checkout, bringing greater choice and flexibility to merchants and consumers. So it sounds like affirm is, um, you know, just had made some adjustments to its product or service essentially.Uh, you know, by now. Buy now pay later and Shelly says she's adrenaline pumped right now. Shelly, let us know how you trade traded us. Did you just have common stock or were you in on a call or how are you making money off this today? I'm curious. Um, the stocks. So I was looking at options for affirm. The options are very expensive because the stock price isn't cheap and it is very volatile.So there's a lot of implied volatility, which makes the contracts more expensive. Um, but yeah, I mean, so here, we're looking at a two day chart. We can just see how strong it's been today. Um, let's go back out to the daily candles if you're not in it yet, if you're not in the trade yet. I think I w I I'm going to hang out on the sideline.Yeah. Because this kind of scares me that if we get up to this previous resistance of one 30, um, that we could come back down off this news. But if we see something like a double, bottom, like a bullish pattern, then I think we could certainly break out. Um, I think the big question, the big line in the sand with a firm will be when and how will we cross this previous high of $148?You know? Cause if we have good news and we break past that, then we could easily see this stock, um, continue to run. Right now I'm hanging out on the sidelines just in case, you know, this trades off tomorrow. After at, you know, after the news wears off. Let's see, Shelly said that she got an out the money call bought $114 call wait, 200.You bought a $201 call on this show. Interesting. Um, other stocks I'm looking at today, let's check back in on GM. Of course, Luke bought this earlier today. Let's go to the two day chart. So yeah, I mean, it does look like the stock bounced off the news, got all the way up to 55 bucks and then came back down, um, you know, trading slightly trading higher off of its lows, but still down, more than a percent today.I think if we see that we need to see. Um, continue this strong trend. Um, maybe you get back up to this $55 range by end of week. But, uh, I like the company long-term I think a lot of these legacy car makers that are now getting into electric vehicles will, it'll take a while for, um, you know, the, uh, earnings and revenue and all this to reflect that.Um, okay. Let's see, Shelly got an $122 strike. There we go. How much was that? By the way?Let me, sorry, I got to take a second to check in on Gareth. Makes sure that, uh, he's got the links and everything. Cause you should be,shouldn't be coming on here anymore.Um, all right, well, let me know in the chat, what you guys are trading at does drop some tickers in the chat and we'll pull up the charts on Benzinga pro um, while we're waiting from Gareth again, Gareth Solloway from in the money stocks, um, should be joining us any minute and, uh, yeah, let's see. Okay. I just got word.Garris should be joining now, but before he comes on, I want to play a quick little promo. We've got, if you guys don't have any Benzinga swag yet, I strongly recommend ordering some. Um, you've got a swag.benzinga.com. I'll drop that in the chat. Um, but, but check out, we we've just put this together and we've got a bunch of new gear on there.So, um, go to the swag store, check it out. Let me know what you like. Uh, there are a few, there are a few cool pieces on there. I know Shelly was talking about buying some gear. Shelly, let me know when you're ready. I'll I'll send you a little coupon. Um, but yeah, check out, check out this. A little promo and let me know what you guys think.All right. I just dropped that link in there for swag appending, a.com. Um, and without further ado, it looks like we do have Garris Salway here from, into money stocks. Um, so I'm going to go ahead and bring them on and let me know again, in the, in the, in the chat, what tickers y'all are trading we'll we'll pull them up on Benzinga pro we'll check out, um, you know, your, the charts and, uh, yeah, without further ado.Let's welcome. Back onto theGarrett. How's it going? Welcome back to the Benzinga power hour. Hey, thanks for having me back. It's so great to be here. It's always great to have you. Yeah. So, um, real quick, before we get started, can you just tell our audience a little bit about in the money? Sure in the money stocks, we formed it in 2007, just before the financial collapse.That was really where we made our name. Considering we positioned our, our members at that time on the right side of the market being short. And we've just been doing our thing for the last, you know, now 14 years and, uh, we're technical traders. We really just try to keep emotion out of. We look at the charts, let the charts, tell us whether to go long or shorter, sit on the sidelines.And, um, and that's really how it, how it, how it's come to bat to be. So, uh, it's great to be here and thanks for having me, for sure. Yeah. And so, so Gareth, last time you were on the show, we were talking about, um, the China trade I've got Alibaba's chart pulled up and last time, you know, we were kind of in agreement that we thought the stocks had gotten a little too beaten down.And of course, since then the stocks have just continued to get beaten. Have you changed your tune on, on the China trade? Are you still in the boat that you're like, Hey. Uh, you know, I understand the risks out there, why these have gotten beaten down, but enough is enough. He's got to come back up sometime.Yeah. So, so a couple of things. Number one. Absolutely. Yeah, we were, we were talking about the bullish potential bullish move up that hasn't materialized, I think more so because of the evergreen situation. There's the worry that there's going to be contagion, not so much in the global picture, but more so domestically in China where the economy could suffer and then, and then investors, or, or, or consumers may not be so into buying, you know, products from Alibaba, for instance, but overall, um, this is, again, the valuation here is just the biggest no-brainer.Since we talked last, I've accumulated even more. Just a couple of days ago, I picked up more Ali-Baba I love the price action today. Markets are down Alibaba's up yesterday. It had a nice little reversal day. And one of the things that I spotted was, um, Charlie Munger actually almost doubled his position in Alibaba going raising it by 88%.Um, you know, uh, at $148 a share. I believe he, he picked up almost doubling his share. So anytime you get someone like attached to, you know, um, Warren buffet doubling up their share size and it, you know, to me, Who am I to say, oh, it's kinda keep going down. I mean, these guys are the biggest fish in the room.We got to trust them. So I'm in the camp that it's going to go higher. I think that again, we'll look back and say, these were generational lows on these stocks and I'd much rather be in these names than any domestic us companies right now, considering the outlook here in the U S yeah. So, so, so let's touch on that real quick.But before we do that, Um, you, you know, you mentioned that the price action today kind of the relative strength against the market. So if you look at spy, um, let's check in on that, uh, spies down about three quarters of a percent down 77.75. And Alibaba's up. So to you, is that like always a good sign for you?That if you see a stock that's up when the market is down, you're like, okay, this just show in relative to. Um, you know, that gives you conviction that if you buy this now and the market's up tomorrow, that the, that stock is going to be up, or how do you look at that? Yeah. So relative strength is definitely important.Um, you, what you don't want to do is necessarily trust just one specific day. I like to see multiple days in a row. We're out at outperforms coming off. And that'll kind of give me confidence that that low was a major, low being put in. So, so today it's great to see. Um, I'd like to see that happen again tomorrow.Let's say the markets are flat tomorrow. If Ali-Baba could eat out a 1% gain, even that's relative strength that tells you there's accumulation going on there from, from players that are kind of ignoring the overall S and P and the NASDAQ, but specifically buying, uh, names like Ali-Baba. So, yeah, for sure.Just multiple days of that. You'd want to see. Got it. Yeah, that makes sense. So, um, let's, let's go back to something you said, you know, you, you mentioned the us outlook, um, and I imagine that's going to raise some eyebrows essentially saying you'd rather buy. Um, Chinese names right now than us names. Why is that?How do you see the U S outlook right now? Um, and kind of long-term yeah, so I mean, the U S outlook to me, it's it's we had this major reopening GDP growth, six to 8%, but all of a sudden, the forward projections for GDP are getting lowered to one to 2% and now you're facing. The, the inflationary bub of 8%, 7%, even the federal reserve said next year is likely going to be another eight, 8% inflation.And that's just not a good combination. It means that input costs for companies are going to go up. And if people are getting a better jobs, if we're not seeing that the economy is growing, they're not going to have the, consumer's not going to have the same amount of money to buy those goods from those companies.And that ultimately will be. Um, earnings growth down. So, so again, we've had such great moves in the stocks all the way to the recent all time highs on the fact that these earnings, the earnings growth was incredible because of the reopening trade. Now you're starting to see the reality of after the reopening trade, what it could look like.And again, we're already seeing corrections out there. I mean, Apple's down bay. We've seen a lot of stocks. I think you'll see bounces, but ultimately I think you're going to go lower. In fact, I would love to show here. Um, if I could show my screen, I think it would be really useful here. Um, yeah, you should see a little little button.Yep. We got it. Here we go. Check this, check this chart out. So this is the NASDAQ 100 chart and what's beautiful about this is that you were in this channel for the longest time, going really back to the lows in March, 2020. And notice how every time we got to the high end of this trend. And I can even zoom out further.I mean, look at how far this goes back. It's incredible, right? All the way back here and further, but notice how every time you got to those highs, you dumped out basically down to the low end of this channel. And that's exactly what we've done here. So you hit the high here. You've sold off to Friday. We hit the low, or I think it was actually Monday.We hit the low of that channel. You should get some sort of technology bounce over the next week or so, but again, Lower lows and lower highs being put in on the market. That is a change in character and change in trend. And I actually think eventually you're going to go below this up sloping, bottom trendline, and actually move quite a bit lower.So, so I think a bounce in the near-term and technology. It makes sense. Uh, and then, uh, look for a roll over below this. Yeah. I mean, that, that's really interesting. I haven't seen that, um, chart, you know, and how well the QQQ is responding off those, uh, channel line. So it seems like we're kind of at a, at a line in the sand here, where are we going to bounce off that lower trend line?Or if we drop lower than, than we can expect to go lower. So I have spy pulled up right here. Um, and kind of, I mean, obviously it's kind of similar to QQQ, but, um, it, it seems like we've, you know, entered this downtrend right here and I just, I just want to hear your thoughts. You know, you mentioned, we might see a little bit of a bounce, but that you'd expected to keep lower.So are you currently short right now, you know, the overall market or specific names? Or how are you playing that? Yeah, so, so just flipping up my spiders chart here, um, what you can see here, and this is a, this is like the game changer for me. And this is something I've been watching for a long time. If you look at the market, basically going back to the March, Lowe's right.You were just making these higher highs and higher lows. I mean, it really wasn't a lower high maybe. And until you put in this high and sold off, and then if you look at this low, lower, low, right. And that was the first time that happened since March of 2020, where a dip actually went below the previous low pivot in the market.Then what we saw was a bounce up and you could see here's your high. And now we rolled over and this was a lower high, so lower lows and lower highs. Tells us, there's a change in trend in the market. And that has me overall net short. Now I do have some long plays in my portfolio, such as Ali-Baba Viacom, which has been frustrating the heck out of me, that one.Um, but other Chinese names I have long as well, but overall I'm short, I'm short names like apple still. Uh, I have some S and P 500 on the short side and some stuff like that as I do expect moves to the downside in the U S equities mark. And when you're doing that, like, you know, having, um, you know, SMP short or is that just like hedging, your long positions are, um, are you, have you sold any of your long positions?How do you, how do you, uh, play. Yeah. So, so I definitely am a long short trader, which means that in my, in my portfolio, I like to have some longs. I always think there's an opportunity on each side of the market. So, you know, for instance, right now I have the Kold, which is short, natural gas. I think we're in the money decently on that.Um, right now, but that would be some way of playing a short trade versus being long Ali-Baba were being long, 10 cent or being long, you know, some of these other Chinese names. Um, so what I like about that is that you're able to capture. So if the market has a big. You ideally get some play on your short trades working for you, but also if you pick the right long trades, those could also be maybe not down as much and your portfolio net increases.Now, this is something that someone with a very small portfolio probably has a little more trouble doing. Uh, but once you get a big portfolio, you, for sure want to diversify out. So all your eggs, aren't on one side of the market, nor in, in one or two trades only. Um, you never want to put yourself in that position where if something happens to a stock, then you're all.You take a real big beating on that. Yeah, I mean, so, so you mentioned short, natural gas. So how do you see kind of the overall energy market right now? I see some people in the chat, um, kind of going back and forth about, you know, green energy versus, you know, how some countries are doing it. So what do you think.I guess for, from an investor standpoint, uh, you know, what are the good opportunities right now in the energy? Yeah, so, so natural gas, I mean, it's really a remarkable thing going on with energy overall. So, I mean, we see areas in Europe that are just like no natural gas and natural gas has spiked, ridiculously rolling blackouts in China.Um, here in the U S we have a plethora of, of natural gas. So price hasn't risen as much, but one of the things that kind of made me more confident on the short side of natural gas over the last day was that if you turned on CNBC, all I heard was about shortages and how the price was spiking. And I'm a big contrarian indicator when everyone is talking about what an amazing move a stock has.Or in this case, a commodity it's usually at the end of the run. If you look at RSIs on, in this case with natural gas, they've gotten way over done. Um, so things like that really put me on the short side of that natural gas trade. And so far it's been working out beautifully. Uh, I think our average price is $6 and 25 cents on Kold.It's at 6 98 right now. Um, I still think we got another 50, 75 cents in it, at least over the next day or so as that comes in and again, I'm, I'm a trader that likes extremes, right? I, I view. And stocks as pendulums. And so you have a stock that swings too far, one way, and it gets overbought and it has to swing back the other way.And then there'll be oversold. And my goal is to kind of short it when it's overbought and then stay on the sidelines and buy it when it's over oversold and just kind of playing that interim level. I never try to say, well, this stock is going to go to a million dollars. Like God bless those people that have that ability to say, Hey, I'm just going to hold this forever because I think it's going to go up forever.I'm much more of a. Person that thinks that by scalping or by swing trading, small percentages, they add up to bigger moves in the long run. Yeah, I've got this KOL D chart pulled up. And when I find really interesting about this as, as, as we've seen this, um, you know, get beaten down, I guess, wall wall, natural gas prices were rising.We can see on the bottom here where I have my volume bars, a lot of volume has come in as we got down to. You know, $6 range or so, and then today we we've seen that kind of breakout move, uh, up, up around 19%. So that's a very strong trade there, but, but how about more long-term, you know, do you have like long positions in any clean energy companies or are you more, uh, like what you're saying, you think there will just be kind of outflows and inflows.Um, from different energy sectors. Yeah. I do think that the long-term, I mean, if you're, if you're viewing for five or 10 years or 20 years out all to energy is definitely where you want to be. Try to find names like QS. I think we talked about before, which is a potential, you know, new, new type of battery for, for electric cars, uh, technology, you know, those would be the ones that you would put a little bit of money on.Cause they're really high risk. Like if it doesn't work out. Probably a company that goes to zero, but if it does work out and that's, you know, that company could be the next type of Tesla type move. Um, so I think that's important, but for me, yeah. I mean, as, as an investor, I'm much, my longer term positions honestly are like, I have a little in crypto right now.Cause I think crypto still is going to come down even after the big move. And then I have some gold and those are kind of my insurance policies, where if I wake up one morning to the dollar having collapsed, which at some point, unfortunately I think will happen. Um, those will be my insurance for making sure that my net worth doesn't suffer too much.Um, but overall I'm a much shorter term trader, you know, I usually hold stocks for days, if not weeks, maybe a couple of months. That's kind of my general outlook. So with, with, with Alta energy, long-term heck yeah. If you have that ability to just sit with it and ride the waves, um, they'll definitely have their big down moves, but they'll also probably net go up longer term.Yeah. I mean, I, I agree a hundred percent. I actually have some QS and a long portfolio. Um, that just like you said, you know, a couple of hundred bucks bought some shares and if it, if it works out, then, you know, I'll make a lot of money off it. If it doesn't, then it's not a big deal. Cause it's not that big of a position in my portfolio, but I like the longterm potential.Nice. Um, so, so I see some people in the chat, uh, you know, asking about your crypto thoughts. You mentioned it there that you think some crypto still might go down. Um, even after this big. So you say you think more in the short term that that Bitcoin and the big cryptos could come further down or how are you being that?Yeah, so looking at the Bitcoin chart and let's pull this up here, is that basically what we have is a chart of Bitcoin that has had an amazing move over the last week. Impressive move. But what you're seeing is Bitcoin has just now gone back to the same up sloping trendline, which we kind of kiss just a, I guess that was about a month ago or so, or a little less than a month before we had that last pull back here that took us down to about 40,000.So what I'm watching for here is how does it, how does the Bitcoin chart handled is 55 ish thousand level, right. And you can see very clearly. This line extends all the way through this high, to this low, to this low, to this high. And that's where we currently are hitting. So this is going to be a big telltale level for me to decide whether or not it goes back to 60,000, 65,000 or not.If it can't take this out and hold above it for a few days, then I still think you're going back down. If it holds above it, you could go back to 65,000. But remember. If you look at the previous cycles, right? And this is super important to look at. So let's look quickly at the Bitcoin cycle from 2013, you know, remember this type of price action is very common.So you could see clearly here, here was your high. In 2013, you had a big dump, a big bounce, a bigger. A bigger bounce and then eventually rolled over back to a hundred. Right. So, okay. So that's kind of in line with what we're seeing with these crazy bounces in Bitcoin that haven't taken out that 1,250 from there.That would be the 65,000 as of today. If we look at the 2017. Same type of thing, 20,000 high pull back to 11,017,000, or you actually went up here in between, then you pulled back to what could be the equivalent of that 40,000. Then you went up to 17,000 before rolling over. So, you know, again, everyone keeps asking me like, well, you know, when does this become different?And the answer is the only thing that those sites. Didn't do that. This one hasn't done yet is take out the all-time high at 65,000. So again, in 2012, you never took out 1,250 until much, many years later in 2017, you never took out 20, uh, 20,000 until 2020. And therefore what I'm looking for here is the only thing that would change me into being a, a net bull thinking that you could get to that hundred thousand over the next couple of months, as you got to take out that 65,000 level, if that can happen, that, that negates all the past cycles.And then you have to say, okay, this could easily go to 65. Yeah. I mean, I think just watching the price action of course, with Bitcoin and the big cryptos in general, they're just so volatile and traders always want to know, you know, where is this headed? But it's. You know, you can look at the technicals, but it's hard to know exactly.Um, and then w we are run out of time here, Garrett, but I gotta ask, you know, we've gotten some chats about your setup. What, let us know what's going on behind you, behind your, uh, you know, what do you, do you have at 1.1 stock on all different screens or what's your setup look like on, on a. So, so usually a couple of screens are reserved for crypto.Um, for watching crypto charged from my crypto accounts, I have, um, a couple stock trading accounts that I trade through. Then I have a bunch of charts for stocks. I run a chat room every day that I have to show my screen on and so forth. So it's just, I don't think any trader needs this many screens, unless you're running a business where you're catering to other traders.And then there's a lot to watch and that's my responsibility, but that's why I have so many screens behind me. Got it. Um, all right, Gareth. Well, we all run out of time today. We've gone a couple minutes past, but you know, I love having you on, so, uh, you know, I'll talk to Brian. We'll find a time to get you on again.Maybe hearing a couple of. And any other, you know, tickers or anything else you got your eye on? Um, I think, I think again, my, my, honestly, my biggest holdings right now are China stocks. Um, D O Y U uh, TME IQ, Baba. We've talked about. So I think for me again, I'm looking for the hang Seng to bounce the Shanghai.And again, that's where my lungs are. My shorts are generally in the U S markets. And I think again, for the most part, I'm just looking for that, that move up in the Chinese name. So we'll see if by the next time I come on, if we can have some gains in our Alibaba holdings. Beautiful. All right. Gareth will looking forward to it.Um, and enjoy the rest of your Wednesday. You too. Thanks for having me. Of course. All right. Y'all that was Gareth Solloway of in the money stocks. I'm going to drop the link in the chat. Um, if you haven't checked it out already. And yeah, I mean, so coming up right now, we've got, get technical with Neil.Someone was asking, oh, is bio new bio newb? 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Lai atzīmētu Pasaules sirds dienu, 29. septembrī visi interesenti ir aicināti piedalīties „Sirds dienas festivālā”. Bet par to, kas notiks festivāla laikā un kādiem veselības rādītājiem būtu jāpievērš uzmanība, lai saudzētu savu sirdi, skaidrojam raidījumā Kā labāk dzīvot. Raidījuma viesi: Latvijas Hipertensijas un aterosklerozes biedrības vadītājs profesors Kārlis Trušinskis un biedrības "ParSirdi.lv" vadītāja Inese Mauriņa. “Sirds dienas festivāls” notiks Rīgā, Vidzemes tirgus teritorijā, – izglītojošs un sportisks sirds un asinsvadu veselībai veltīts pasākums. “Sirds dienas festivālu” organizē pacientu biedrība “ParSirdi.lv” sadarbībā ar Latvijas Kardiologu biedrību, Latvijas Hipertensijas un aterosklerozes biedrību un Rīgas domes Labklājības departamentu. Pasākuma mērķis ir pievērst iedzīvotāju uzmanību sirds veselībai un sniegt iespēju bez maksas pārbaudīt sirds un asinsvadu slimību riska faktorus, saņemt speciālistu ieteikumus, smelties idejas aktīvai un veselīgai dzīvei jebkurā vecumā. Festivāla laikā varēs bez maksas pārbaudīt sirds veselības riskus. Īpašu uzmanību pievērsīs “sliktajam holesterīnam” jeb zema blīvuma holesterīnam. 2019. gadā veikts pētījums  rāda, ka paaugstināts arteriālais asinsspiediens virs 140/90 mmHg ir 36% Latvijas iedzīvotāju, paaugstināts “sliktais” jeb zema blīvuma holesterīna līmenis virs 3 mmol/l ir 62% iedzīvotāju, savukārt paaugstināts cukura jeb glikozes līmenis asinīs virs 5,6 mmol/l ir 27% Latvijas iedzīvotāju. Inese Mauriņa norāda, ka, salīdzinot ar iepriekš veikto pētījumu pirms 10 gadiem, rādītāji ir nedaudz uzlabojušies. Kārlis Trušinskis vērtē, ka cilvēki vairāk pievērš uzmanību veselībai un arī medikamentu pieejamība, kas labāk palīdz sasniegt optimālos rādītājus, ir lielāka. Profesors akcentē, ka liela nozīme ir dzīvesveidam.

Sher Jan Ahmadzai—an Afghan American—expresses the great fear, disappointment, and sorrow he feels as he watches from afar.

Counter-terrorism expert Abdul Basit has spent almost two decades studying the Taliban, al-Qaeda, and ISIS in Afghanistan and beyond.

The world watched in disbelief and concern as the last of the U.S. armed forces left Afghanistan. Two guests with ties to Afghanistan share their fears and hopes for the country.

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://afghannewswire.com/2021/08/31/afghanistan-may-descend-into-chaos-rsis-gunaratna/

On the Wednesday show we will revisit Toyko 2020 olympics through the eyes of Slovak journalists. 7th round of RSIs competition - Once there was a castle... - will take us to the Orava castle. And summer news will give you tips on what to see in Slovakia these days.

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Subscribe to all Benzinga Podcasts at https://www.benzinga.com/podcastsWelcome to Money Mitch Stocks Watchlist - Trade Ideas In 5 minsMoney Mitch Tip Of The Day:  Pay attention to the RSI, especially on the indexes.Trending LinksWhy An S&P 500 Buyback Boom Could Be Just Around The CornerAnalysts are expecting S&P 500 earnings to surge 40.7% in 2021 off of extremely easy pandemic comps. On Tuesday, DataTrek Research co-founder Nicholas Colas said one of the impacts of that burst of earnings growth will likely be a huge increase in S&P 500 share buybacks.The Numbers: Prior to the pandemic, S&P 500 companies reported $1.305 billion in 2019 net operating profits. About $485 billion of those profits (37%) went to dividends, while $729 billion (56%) went to stock buybacks.What Is Fueling The AMD Rally?Shares of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. AMD extended gains to a fifth straight day and closed 3.6% higher in Tuesday's regular trading session.What Happened: Advanced Micro Devices shares also hit a new 52-week high of $114.85 on Tuesday after the chipmaker announced the availability of its new AMD Radeon PRO W6000X series GPUs for Apple Inc.'s AAPL Mac Pro desktop computers.Pre-Market Gainers & Losers to Watch JanOne Inc (JAN)$7.8+10.16%ATIF Holdings Ltd (ATIF)$7.8+6.80%G Medical Innovations Holdings (GMVD)$2.16-8.13%Alterity Therapeutics Ltd (ATHE)$1.6-5.33%Markets In 5 Minutes - Subscribe to the FREE Benzinga Newsletter to receive daily market insights and news at https://www.benzinga.com/Episode SummaryUse the trading tool Money Mitch uses to invest. Check out this link to Benzinga Pro to start to get 2 weeks FREE at pro.benzinga.comSectors and stocks on our radar today:$SPY $QQQ $GM closing some factoriesTech and Solar $SPWR,$RUN,$SEDG,$JKS,$FSLR,$BEEM, $SOLUtilities $DUK, $POR Cannabis Stocks $FLGC Short SqueezeFollow us on Twitter Money Mitch @STORYInvestorsJoin us at Money Mitch 4:00 PM ET on BenzingaCheck out SPACs Attack 11:00 AM ET Weekdays on BenzingaListen To Other Episodes at Money Mitch Watchlist PodcastDisclaimer: All of the information, material, and content contained in this program is for informational purposes.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/money-mitch-watchlist/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On this episode of SEPADPod Simon speaks with Alexander Arifianto and Saleena Saleem, co-editors of a special issue of Religion, State and Society titled Sectarianization in Southeast Asia and beyond (49:2, 2021). Alexander is a Research Fellow at the RSIS at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and Saleena is a doctoral candidate at the University of Liverpool. On this episode Simon, Alex and Saleena talk about using Hashemi and Postel's Sectarianization thesis beyond the Middle East to reflect on the utility of such an approach in understanding the complexity of political dynamics in Southeast Asia. The special issue is available here: https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/crss20/49/2

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Célica Véliz, una referente en procesos alternativos y uso de cámara estenopeica en Argentina, nos comparte su experiencia realizando los proyectos ¨El Cuerpo Roto¨ y ¨Superficies Sensibles¨. Las clases de procesos alternativos, en especial la cianotipia, han sido parte de su día a día como maestra durante esta pandemia. Autorretratos y narrativas visuales, una de las características de esta artista latino americana. #cianotipia​​ #cometeelfilm​​ #celicaveliz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celicaveliz/ https://www.instagram.com/superficies.sensibles/ Comete el Film: https://www.instagram.com/comete_elfilm David García https://www.instagram.com/davgarci/​​ Beto Vázquez https://www.instagram.com/betovazquez/​​ Alquimica Film Lab: https://www.instagram.com/alquimicafilmlab

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Andrea Ghiselli, author of the book Protecting China's Interests Overseas: Securitisation and Foreign Policy, will discuss Chinese foreign and security policymaking with Raffaello Pantucci, a researcher at RSIS whose work looks at security dynamics in the Eurasian heartland. Focusing on the broad territory that lies between MENA and South and Central Asia, Ghiselli and Pantucci will discuss China's challenges in managing non-traditional security issues across this wide landscape and the gradual development of a Chinese strategic approach to defending its interests overseas.   With a footprint that has dramatically increased since the announcement of the Belt and Road Initiative by President Xi Jinping in 2013, Chinese companies and institutions are increasingly having to manage a more complicated range of security threats. From terrorism to crime and political risk and geopolitical risks, Chinese firms and citizens find themselves in ever more precarious places and the Chinese state is still working out how to play a role in managing these risks. Moderated by MEI Principal Research Fellow Alessandro Arduino, Ghiselli and Pantucci will explore these questions and highlight particular issues Dr Ghiselli focuses on in his new book.   Event image taken from the cover of Protecting China's Interests Overseas, Securitization and Foreign Policy by Andrea Ghiselli

Veerle is joined by Raffaello Pantucci, Senior Research Fellow at RUSI and at the RSIS in Singapore, to explore the current state of Europe-China relations. Tensions are running high following the imposition of sanctions by the EU as well as by the UK, the US and Canada over human rights violations in Xinjiang. And these are made worse by Beijing's retaliatory measures targeting China-focussed academics, analysts, and research institutions. But the EU and the United States are not perfectly aligned on how to view Chinese behaviour, or on how to mitigate existing concerns.

Originally published 31 March 2021 The United States and Europe share concerns over some of Beijing's behaviour in the international system. But how aligned at the two sides of the Atlantic on how to manage China's rise? Veerle is joined by Raffaello Pantucci, Senior Research Fellow at RUSI and at the RSIS in Singapore, to explore the current state of Europe-China relations. Tensions are running high following the imposition of sanctions by the EU as well as by the UK, the US and Canada over human rights violations in Xinjiang. And these are made worse by Beijing's retaliatory measures targeting China-focussed academics, analysts, and research institutions. But the EU and the United States are not perfectly aligned on how to view Chinese behaviour, or on how to mitigate existing concerns.

Palavra ministrada durante o culto pelo Társis Vaz no dia 14 de Março de 2021. Ouça essa mensagem e deixe Deus ministrar ao seu coração. E compartilhe esta palavra para que outras pessoas sejam alcançadas! 

Palavra ministrada durante o culto pelo Társis Vaz Quadros no dia 12 de Janeiro de 2021. Ouça essa mensagem e deixe Deus ministrar ao seu coração. E compartilhe esta palavra para que outras pessoas sejam alcançadas! 

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You've probably performed a few RSIs in your anaesthesia practice. But have you though about all the techniques you do to make this inherently risky technique safer?In this episode we chat about the approach to the question from the April 2014 and September 2013 SAQ paperDescribe the physiological basis of methods used to prevent hypoxaemia prior to intubation in a rapid sequence induction. Include any adverse effects of these methods. The exam paperhttps://networks.anzca.edu.au/d2l/le/content/7669/Home?itemIdentifier=D2L.LE.Content.ContentObject.ModuleCO-86745Atomic Habits summary by James Clearhttps://www.samuelthomasdavies.com/book-summaries/self-help/atomic-habits/The bookhttps://jamesclear.com/atomic-habitsInterview with James Clear on Making Sense Podcast with Sam Harrishttps://samharris.org/subscriber-extras/200-creatures-habit/Plateau of Latent potentialhttps://i0.wp.com/www.samuelthomasdavies.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/The-Plateau-of-Latent-Potential-1.png?w=2000&ssl=1Bleomycin and oxygen toxicityhttps://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org/article/S0025-6196(12)60489-3/fulltextOxygen therapy for sats

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Nobody likes getting hurt. Well, besides masochists, of course. But seriously, getting injured sucks. Pain is annoying at best or excruciating at worst, but that’s not necessarily even the worst part. If you try to work through the pain, you’ll usually end up even worse off. So, injuries not only prevent you from working out comfortably, but they often keep us out of the gym altogether. In turn, this slows down your progress or even brings your fitness goals to a complete halt. Most people fear serious, acute injuries from lifting weights. The truth is weightlifting isn’t nearly as dangerous as many people think, and one of the most common issues us gym-goers face is repetitive stress injuries (RSIs). That’s why I called in a true RSI expert, Paul Ingraham, the founder of PainScience.com who spends all day writing about pain and injuries. In this episode, we chat about ... The underlying mechanisms behind overuse injuries How you can prevent RSIs and treat chronic pain Why you might not want to take anti-inflammatory drugs The best ways to fix an RSI and whether topical medicines can help The important of “load management” When it’s time to see a doctor And more ... So if you want to learn about how to avoid RSIs and how to make them go away when they do occur so you can keep training and live pain-free, hit that play button! 7:36 - What is repetitive stress syndrome? 19:22 - What can you do to help with chronic pain? 24:24 - What is your protocol for resolving repetitive strain injury? 34:29 - Under what circumstances would this be a good idea to try topical medicine? 42:01 - What do you mean by “managing load”? 59:00 - What should you do if your body hasn’t recovered after 6 weeks? 1:03:43 - How can you prevent repetitive strain injury? 1:08:02 - How do we find the spots where our muscles are irritated? 1:12:14 - Can deloading help prevent repetitive stress injury? 1:16:14 - Where can people find you and your work? --- Mentioned on The Show: Paul Ingraham's website and mentioned articles: https://www.painscience.com/about https://www.painscience.com/RSIs https://www.painscience.com/ArtOfRest https://www.painscience.com/structuralism https://www.painscience.com/pain_is_weird Paul Ingraham's Books: https://www.painscience.com/books.php Paul Ingraham's Twitter: https://twitter.com/painsci Shop Legion Supplements Here: https://legionathletics.com/shop/ --- Want to get my best advice on how to gain muscle and strength and lose fat faster? Sign up for my free newsletter! Click here: https://www.legionathletics.com/signup/

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South China Sea dispute: What are Southeast Asian countries, US doing? Is Quad plus close to becoming a reality? Speakers:  Richard Javad Heydarian, political scientist from Philippines and author of The Indo-Pacific: Trump, China, and the New Struggle for Global Mastery Shahriman Lockman, Fellow, Institute of Strategic and International Studies, Malaysia  Collin Koh Swee Lean, research fellow at the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies at RSIS,  Singapore. He area of research is naval affairs in the Indo-Pacific, focusing on Southeast Asia. Commodore (Retd. Indian Navy) Anil Jai Singh, VP of Indian Maritime Foundation --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aveeksen/message

O que sabemos sobre a estrutura de funcionamento de um vírus e suas características gerais? O que podemos aprender sobre o coronavírus?O mini-podcast de hoje foi preparado especialmente por @tharsisgabryel, biólogo (UFG e UC) e Mestre em Genética Humana (UNESP).Aproveite o conteúdo elaborado para o Educa Periferia e complemente o debate com seu comentário. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educaperiferia/message

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Dr James Dorsey, Senior Fellow at RSIS give an analysis on the situation between US and Iran, which seems to be easing these days.

Mensagem ministrada no culto de 19h30 do dia 29 de dezembro de 2019, por Társis Vaz. Escute essa mensagem, deixe o Senhor falar ao seu coração e compartilhe!

As a pianist, is there anything worse than being injured? Repetitive Strain Injuries are the bane of piano players worldwide: Tendinitis, Tenosynovitis, DeQuervain's, CTS – as well as Golfer's and Tennis Elbow. Here's the missing link to treatment, in many cases.

Hoy junto a los amigos de Bocannabis Growshop, estuvimos hablando sobre los diferentes tipos de semillas, las regulares, las feminizadas y las autoflorecientes. Vimos la diferencia entre cada una de ellas en cuanto a la cantidad de THC, aromas o gusto. Además, sorteamos las entradas a la Sexpo y nos dejaron algunos regalitos que vamos a sortear en próximos programas.

Drs Nah Liang Tuang and Graham Ong-Webb from RSIS, as well as Straits Times’ Ravi Velloor discuss.

Dr Evan Resnick, Asst Professor at RSiS speaks on what to look out for at the G7 summit in Canada.

Dr. Kumar Ramakrishna is a tenured Associate Professor and Head Policy Studies, as well as Coordinator of the National Security Studies Programme, in the Office of the Executive Deputy Chairman, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS). Prior to this appointment he was Head, Centre of Excellence for National Security (CENS) in RSIS (2006-2015). He co-edited The New Terrorism: Anatomy, Trends and Counter-Strategies (2002) as well as After Bali: The Threat of Terrorism in Southeast Asia (2004). His first single-authored book, Emergency Propaganda: The Winning of Malayan Hearts and Minds, 1948-1958 (2002) was described by the International History Review as “required reading for historians of Malaya, and for those whose task is to counter insurgents, guerrillas, and-terrorists”. His most recent book, Radical Pathways: Understanding Muslim Radicalization in Indonesia (2009) was identified by Perspectives on Terrorism in May 2012 as one of the top 150 books on terrorism and counter-terrorism as well as “an important and insightful case study on the pathways to extremism and violent jihad in Indonesia”. His two most recent books are Islamist Terrorism and Militancy in Indonesia: The Power of the Manichean Mindset (2015), Original Sin? Revising the Revisionist Critique of the 1963 Operation Coldstore in Singapore (2015) and Singapore Chronicles: Emergency (2016). He has served as a member of the Singapore Government Parliamentary Committee (GPC) Resource Panel on Home Affairs and Law; the Board of Trustees, the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies-Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore, the Board of Governors of the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) Academy, and the Executive Committee of the Political Science Association (Singapore). Research that has influenced Kumar's career Walter Reich (1998) Origins of Terrorism: Psychologies, Ideologies, Theologies, States of Mind Mark Juergensmeyer (2000) Terror in the Mind of God: The Global Rise of Religious Violence James Waller (2005), Becoming Evil: How Ordinary People Commit Genocide and Mass Killing Some of Kumar's key research Radical Pathways: Understanding Muslim Radicalization in Indonesia (2009). The Growth of ISIS Extremism in Southeast Asia: Its Ideological and Cognitive Features – AndPossible Policy Responses (2017). Understanding Youth Radicalization in the Age of ISIS: A Psychosocial Analysis (2016).

Reuben Strayer, MD Courtesy of Reuben Strayer, MD Emergency Medicine Physician who works in New York City Author of emupdates.com One of the authors of painandspa.org Twitter @emupdates Created the phrase "ketamine brain continuum" No financial disclosure     Ready to continue your Special K Trip? Today's episode is Part 2 out of a 3-part series and will cover the use of ketamine for procedural sedation and intubations in the ED with Reuben Strayer, MD. If you didn't listen to Reuben talk about ketamine, the safety measures of ketamine, or confused by this graphic with different dosing - go back and listen to Episode 7 for Part 1 where this is explained in detail.   Ketamine for Procedural Sedation and Analgesia (PSA) Prep Your Patient Therapeutic Communication - let your patient have whatever fantasy they want and encourage it! Any fantasy can be a reality with ketamine...seriously. If they are in so much pain that they are already freaking out and you're not doing your procedure you can give opioids to help calm them down - but remember, ketamine is a powerful analgesia as well...you can always keep them dissociative for a longer duration of time. Situation dependent. Administer your ketamine dosage diluted in Normal Saline and give it slow...best method to prevent psychiatric disturbance. Prep Yourself Place patient on continuous telemonitoring and pulse oximetry Bonus points: CO2 monitoring Airway capable Doctor Watch respirations and breathing closely May have periods of apnea Prevent apnea by administering ketamine slowly (approx. 2 minutes diluted or diluted in Normal Saline 50/100mL over a longer period of time) Expect apnea if you administer ketamine as a fast IV push bolus (1-2 seconds) Patient may still have apnea - MD must know maneuvers to open airway (head position, jaw thrust, BVM, intubation) Nasal Cannula on patient - turn on oxygen as needed I like to have everything connected even if the oxygen is turned off NRM on standby Airway Cart, BVM, and Intubation Kit on standby Suction on standby Nurse who is dedicated to monitor sedation - lots of paperwork and frequent monitoring including watching those respirations! Consent PSA Ketamine Dose Reuben gives a dissociative dose (Ketamine 1-1.5mg/kg). You can get away with giving an analgesic dose but if a patient comes in with a bad fracture - give the dissociative dose and have propofol on hand to counter ketamine's side effects. Ketamine can be used as monotherapy for PSA. Propofol - to counter ketamine's effects (HTN, muscle rigidity, psychiatric emergence, etc.) Draw up in separate syringe. Administer in 20/30/40mg IV pushes as needed Ketofol - Effective but you are not dosing propofol separately. What is it? Ketamine and propofol drawn up in single syringe and administered at the same time. Always Treat Psychiatric Disturbance As your patient metabolizes the ketamine, your patient may "freak out" or have a psychiatric emergence and you must always treat it. It's inhumane to not ignore it and let the patient "ride it out." Use conventional medications to treat: propofol, midazolam, haloperidol, droperidol (if you can get your hands on it) Post PSA Ketamine Pearls NPO until fully alert. Don't stimulate patient prematurely. Minimal noise and minimal physical contact. Nurse with patient entire time monitoring patient until fully alert. Ketamine for Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI) Okay to use for polytrauma or head trauma (ICP) patients. Has neuroprotective properties - good for ICP/head trauma patients. Induction agent independent from paralytic - doesn't matter if you use rocuronium or succinylcholine - but we are fans of rocuronium for RSIs in the ED. Roc Rocks vs. Sux Sucks -LITFL Extra Ketamine in your syringe? Can use like a push dose pressor while setting up post intubation drips.

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Extreme vagal manoeuvres, Star Trek style translator apps and lignocaine magic all feature in this month's discoveries. Bex whips through the latest CMACE report, Frank reviews the evidence for ECMO and Mark tells us which drugs he'll be using for RSIs in 2012. Rik uses the new alcohol AUDIT tool to see who's been over-indulging this festive season and makes up this month's bunkum in the bath.