What's ups? First take it free. You see And create a start so again if you are subbed already you can you can't enter this giveaway you can Um, if you're already sub that's gonna make some more ticket one if you win and you're already sub Just give me a channel name, and I'll give yourself to that channel That's how it works Whoa Whoa five more from mr. Georgie Georgie Given five subs as well Everybody's showing some love in the chat Congratulations to reclaimer. We we cam alarm. Sorry triple seven TWS zero kelvin uh, marco man and sanford Congrats guys You have just been gifted a sub a ruining by mr. George Gee Enjoy those emotes guys. You got them for at least a month And don't feel obligated that you have to resub or anything. Don't feel pressured Just look at it as as what it is. It's a gift So enjoy those emotes.  Okay somewhere Or i'm gonna take the gift away somehow. I'll figure it out I'll figure out some way of taking that gift back from you if you don't use those emotes somewhere There better be a borna boy coming out of your face In the next few days. That's all I got to say about that But thanks to george and jurassic john. That's 15 gift subs, man No male hitters were 20 yesterday. You guys are going off So I appreciate the love I appreciate the support. It's definitely needed. So thank you Hey, I saw somebody who's that Somebody with a head going over to my stuff Maybe they have some things to give me I should put a donation chest down. Didn't it didn't it'll really be 2010 Here boy, and I brought you some mushrooms. Thank you And I forget who it was somebody used to just always bring me like a stack of diamonds Like here you go, and then just leave I forgot who that was Just diamonds. I'm just like dude Like bye He's like goals. It just brings me a stack of diamonds and then leaves Who was that anybody remember who that was because somebody did like three streams straight I don't remember who it was It might have been no male You know what now that I think about it might have been no male It might have been no male No joke I'm I'm the slowest tree cutter in the history chat. Nope. This is not an efficient stream This is not this is not a stream to teach you about efficient tree chopping and cutting That's just just that's just not what the stream is. This is a promise. The stream is a promise You have axe and you're not using it. That's right You want me to use an axe on leaves? Why would I do that? I don't want to get rid of the durability on leaves Mr. Triggered no male No, I'll use my fists I'll use my fists. They're good for something Sir They are good for something. Okay. Okay Fists I'll show you Nope, I did it. You made me do it. I don't want to miss anything. Is there something over here? It's always I always hate when the tree just isn't completely chopped down No, no, I gotta know. How'd you find me? How in the world did you find me? Mr. Penguin boy Can we get some Buona boys and chat for no male finding me somehow? This this warrants a Buona boy boy Boy, oh my gracious How many was that? I just saw scroll 25 geez man You're gonna be eating pot noodles Thank you so much man. Geez this boy really wanted me to watch one one of you Minecraft take my offering from the desert. Oh gosh. What is this? What is this no no iron was this dirt? Well, thank you cut sandstone Um, there was some iron in there. I think there was some Something else Take my offering from The planes You reject my offering. This is war. I'm sorry. I'm okay Uh, it's just a habit. I have apples Here take some apples Okay Bye Thank you no male for the 25 gift yourselves again Good god I bet the thumbnail twitch looks amazing with that face up there. It's so good Chat it is so good. Have I mentioned how good that is It's so good So good. All right. This is gonna be our initial hut of hutness Ready down hut hut hut. We're gonna smelt this iron with no fuel Oh, why did I do that? We're gonna smelt some iron One is gonna starve now. Am I I don't want to starve Dude, where's the door gonna go this way? I gotta find some cobble too. We're gonna we're gonna start mine I'm gonna build a couple huts I didn't mean to do that A couple little baby huts and then we're gonna get some cobble that endless Oh, he's talking to somebody else Guys, if you are a sub if you got gift this up if you're already sub you can still enter the I can't talk you can still enter You can still enter the giveaway How do you make a door? You can still enter a giveaway chat. Um, how do you make a wait? How you how you door? There we go. You can still enter the giveaway and what what you do um What do you need to do? Do we just put pressure plates on this like this? If you enter the giveaway, you're already sub. Just give me a channel name and uh Yeah, there we go Enter a channel name Give me a channel name and then I will just give you a sub to that channel. It took me forever to say that Oh, I don't have any. Um, I don't have any uh, any Any coal We are sleeping No, I don't have any points. I forgot.   I'm joking. Is he Joking how many sub points we got? 31 my goodness. Is that a record? No, but I like it anyway I don't think we're gonna uh I don't think we're gonna have a a sleep full night So I'm just gonna keep building I gotta get some fuel man Some coal Stuff to make some torches How many that usually goes that I usually go to above I think For my little baby huts No, Mel gave me something. No, he gave me sand stone. He didn't give me sand I'm gonna have some visitors really soon.  Can you do that? Wait, can you do this? You know It's just Good old basic minecraft chat. Let's put that here And I probably need to make a chest, right? I'm probably triggering half the server Uh blunder you got all this stuff. You haven't made a chest yet I'm very I need to plant some trees actually. We'll do that first Let's put this meeting here for when I starve Because it is gonna happen chat. Let's let's cook it all now All that pork chop though Hmm Did I get bored of monster hunter dude? I'm doing this as a fulfillment Um, we met our sub goal and I promised that I was gonna do a full minecraft stream And here we are So saturday today was designated for that This has nothing to do with me being bored with monster hunter So that's not a thing My wife says he loves monster hunter I don't know where I don't know where she's getting these crazy thoughts chat Um, I don't know where she's getting these crazy thoughts. I mean it's I don't know where she's getting these ideas But I'm going to go and chop some more trees and plant some more trees actually We just start right here tree I'm out of trees chat. Oh, where's my deputized deputies? deputies Oh deputies Are y'all sleeping?  I need more trees Actually, I need another pressure plate down here You are making pizza. Okay. I'll allow it next time. I will execute you All right, what is this? Oh cobble and That's a cave All right, I know where I'm farming not that far away I don't have to dig too deep Who let the dogs out? Uh, has it been 15 minutes yet? Let's do it. Let's already uh, let's uh, let's uh Let's draw for this giveaway. I can't see the timer. I think that's 15. Yeah. Yeah. All right. So here we go The winner is DBRN Excuse me. You're already sub DBRN. So give me a channel name And I will give you a sub to set channel.  Come claim your price What do you want to sub sir? Give me a channel name Baru. Oh good choice Oh Best choice yet.  All right, so push that tv Baru Real bird gravy. Thank you so much for giving us up the fizz hour. Everybody's showing us some love in the chat You about to get some rulix mr. DBRN all right, so Give gift guarantee that much Huh? If I do what Get a ru blank hoodie. I want to know that's a good idea I wouldn't do that to know now. He just gave 25 Put every single email that I have and just throw it all right. We're buying a gift for dbrn 47, right? There's there's a few dbrn's in here Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay Yeah, I'm subbed a dbr to amour baru too, but I think that's my prime sub I think it's expired too Gotta get the rulix man. Yeah, you would all right perfect There you go. You just gotta give this up To no fanfare because you gotta get subs every two seconds His emotes are probably one the best on twitch. I mean The panda everybody loves the panda man Congratulations dbrn. Thank you so much, man. We'll be in here And for claiming Mark that giveaway. It's complete. Thank you. No mel George Jurassic john for smashing That sub goal to make that giveaway possible every time we meet our new sub goal of five We give away a sub and yeah, uh, my wife said no mel. She was asking me if I hit 100 sub points today Will I stop playing? I was like, no that I wouldn't do that to no mel.  We should be like 600 or something Oh, we're 708 now Geez big jump. Okay. We're 708 So If we get a thousand i'm stopping And the only way i'm getting back i'm turning it back on is if we get 1200 I'm just making stuff up because I know it's not gonna happen less champion seven bees idling Which by the way his emotes getting made next week I don't expect anything just to happen. I'm just making up stuff. Whatever does happen. I'm gonna honor it Just putting that out there db. I ain't no He brought the licks. Oh my goodness gracious well 10 more subs chat From the real burnt gravy What man, maybe I should stream minecraft more often. What's going on chat? Is this a sign? Are you trying to tell me something?  Is that what that's that what's happening? Is this is this a test? I don't hate minecraft. I just got burned out. I'll rephrase that I got severely burned out in this game Severely burned out like crazy burned out. Where's my house? Oh, there this No, we're not gonna run out of people to gifts because it pulls from the follow list Anti-chibi it pulls I there's 40 000 plus It could pull from If it gets all the viewers You're getting hoof prints on my house Hoof prints are on my house. Is that a horse? You were a horse, right? I think so. All right, we're stinking full time.  All right. I only need that that minute Stream minecraft to get screen Scream minecraft to get people to pay you to get you to stop It's free real estate. That's gotta be tween 11 all over again.  We're gonna we're gonna break your faces right now Let's see how many people remember this. I have to do it every time I play it. It's like a thing Hey, bro. Is the game server? Yes, the game is server. That's raw That's a horsey you got a diamond horse. You must play minecraft every day All right. I got I got I forgot how to make ladders chat I know it's a bunch of sticks. Is it h? There we go.  I'll turn in the sticks Oh, yeah, that's gonna be glass But I'm gonna put a I'm gonna put the roof on top of it. Um What was I gonna do kind of running out of brain power here? It's cooking it's meat. Oh discord command. Let me add that What is ip server? Why you want to grief? Is that why you want to join you want to grief? I'm just joking or am I My trees are growing Good timing So that was a little throwback song for those of you who remember it um That's the wrong sapling Is this the creeper of cactus probably cactus because George is running it. I ran creeper All right, we can light up the place If I light up the place, I mean do this and this and this and this I need more wood though Um, I'm having fond memories of wanting to tell him Oh boy Listen, I'm going to add react mods if people aren't too busy the reason why I'm gonna tell you why I think I told you guys are this already. It's like people were just too busy Like all of my mods have like lives They grew up and they have lives and they can't watch my streams so it's like They couldn't mod It was a sad day, but it was true. I was like they're all grown up man Ronald jinkies up next. No, I can't I can't play ronald jinkies I can but because I have a license because I bought a license to play his stuff I don't feel like dealing with copyright strikes, man His stuff is now spawning the copyright strike brigade of all these false claims So I'm kind of avoiding I hope minecraft every day don't trigger anything But I'm kind of avoiding the the jinkies for a little bit because Yeah, it's it's spawning a little bit of uh It's like I don't know what happened man Like his stuff is spawning like fake copyright claims because he has a license you can buy when you buy his albums To use on youtube or whatever And since I'm uploading like almost all my stuff to youtube. I gotta be careful I don't know if I'm gonna upload this to youtube though. That's Can I make this bigger? I'm too too old for this small stuff. Where's ui? Graphics changing I can't make the ui fans. I guess I'd have to change the resolution title time song


The co-ordinator of the International Christian Center and Home for the Needy, Pastor Solomon Forlunshaw, has said 98% of students living in the IDP camp have not paid their school fees. Pastor Solomon made the statement in an interview with our Asaba correspondent, Hapamajor of Ritey at the internally displaced peasants camp, Orogua in Ovian North East local government area of Edo state. Most of them, 98% of them have not paid their school fees. So this is one of the big needs we have here. And I'm appealing to everyone to please come and help these children, come and help them pay their fees. So my federal, state university, private university, brilliant children, children that you can look at and have hope that this country is going to be a great country. Engineers, nursing students, midwives, you know, medical students, you have those in educational or Greek, those, in fact, in various fields, there are many here. They just need your loving kind heart. The future is bright. First, when everyone does what is right for the citizens, we can say the future is bright and there's hope. And again, we can only hope in God. Pastor Solomon, however, thanked Nigeria for their support to IDP through other Christmas and New Year celebration for making the IDP celebrate their Christmas. This Christmas and New Year was much better than the past two, three years. Yes, we had visitors who came to empathize with the children. And I think the children were very happy during this Christmas and New Year. They were able to eat unlike other times when there was no food at all. I remember one of the Christmas, there was nothing in the kitchen. But this time, God really used Nigerians and there was food to eat and they had time to play. Some groups came to do games, sports and they had fun together.


Hello thank you for joining me, today we're in Watford and it's another episode of Miniature Railway Britain and this time we're revisiting the Watford Miniature Railway in Casio Rail Park, now the reason we're revisiting it so soon is because they've got a visiting locomotive today, so more on that when we get to the railway, as you can see right now we're currently in a housing estate, this is Casio Rail Park Drive, now I did in the last video we came here by train and we walked through the park and I did tell you a bit about the estate, so we're gonna have a look at a bit more of the estate and as you can see Casio Rail Park Drive, so this is all built on part of the estate, the house would have been down there somewhere, I believe the house has been completely built on, but there's something else I more wanted to focus on in this video, not the busy road but that does come into it, I did mention there was once a grand gate house to Casio Rail Park and that gate house stood right here, now if you look at the park you can see where the brick paving is, that is an outline of where the gate stood, but unfortunately what happened, they have to be demolished when they built this section of the road, the original width of the road would have just been the width of the other carriageway, so when they widened the road the gates which were built in 1802 by James Watt when they remodeled the estate were demolished in 1970s, I think that's a real shame but here we have an outline showing you where one of the polygonal towers would have been and if we have a look down here it may not look like much but I believe these bricks here are bricks from the Casio Rail Park house, now if we have a look here that is the park where we're going to go into, there's a little bit of history here on the gates, if you look there you can see a painting of what they look like and that's what the house would look like and there's an old postcard of the gates, so that tower there would have been in the middle of where the road is, the one that there's a paved outline of is this tower here and there's a group out there today who would like to rebuild the gates which I think is a really nice idea so I assume they'll be set back from the original site, it's obviously the roads there, probably in this area here but I think that'd be really nice to once again walk through the gate into Casio Rail Park and be able to walk down the avenue as we're doing today to the miniature railway, if you have a look here there is a sign it tells you how far everything is, so miniature railway children's playground 14 minutes it says it's going to take, it's 130 meters so yeah about half a mile or so funny enough about the same length as the Watford miniature railway so hopefully at some point in the future we'll be walking through those gates and we'll stand and look behind us and see the back of the gates, I believe one of it would have been like a lodge where possibly a parkkeeper would have lived or possibly both of them and they were just the grand gates into the park, the estate was originally the home of the Earl's of Essex but unfortunately once the estate got sold off the council owned it, it became houses were built as we saw over there, there are other parts of the estate the stable survived but we'll perhaps do that another day because no doubt Casio Rail Park, the Watford miniature railway will have other visits in Loco so there's perfect another reason to come here again and see a bit more of Casio Rail Park itself because it's a fascinating park that was once country estate it's now Watford's main park even on a day like today when as you can see it's raining it's autumn and there's not many other people here but still has a really nice feeling and I'm you know I'm happy I'm here and not just at home watching telly so what's gonna happen now I'm gonna walk for the next half a mile or so down this avenue and we're gonna find a miniature railway we're gonna have a ride behind a steam locomotive which I should tell you about when we get there so we're now about halfway along the avenue from where the gates once stood to the miniature railway and I've spotted something quite interesting that I'd like to show you well firstly over there is the park's bandstand but this is something that perhaps wouldn't be very exciting but it's been made to look exciting over here is a shipping container now don't worry I haven't got a new interest in shipping containers but I do like this one because we get past this tree you see what they've done they've put some big pictures on it of the estate how it once looked so if we have a look here on the doors to the shipping container or the gates that say to the shipping container are the Casio Rail Park gates so you can see see it all much bigger now rather than looking at the small pictures on the interpretation brought back by the road so what happened is the one where they've put some paving would have been this side and then unfortunately the road now sweeps across like this here so that is why they were sadly demolished but you know I do hope the group who wishes to recreate them does recreate them and it really would be great to see them again maybe if they're successful with that they want another project I think a rebuild Casio Rail Park house but I think as nice as it would be I think that's probably a bit too ambitious but here we are we can actually see the house so it says dates back to 1546 remodeled in the 17th and 19th century and then unfortunately it was demolished in 1927 but look what a great grand Gothic house it was and if we have a look around here there's a couple of lesser known landmarks that once stood I believe that's the old Watermill which we did mention in the other video when we went down to the river and a canal perhaps one day we come here again because I said we will they'll always be visiting locos we'll have a look at that next time now this one I'm fine quite interesting and I don't know too much about it so if anyone watching would like to comment and help me a bit here it says it's the Swiss Cottage built as a summer house in 1820 for the early vestix which part of the picnic that will make sense demolished in 1940s so I agree with that pain's getting heavier but one thing I would like to know about as you drive into Casio Park where you go under the railroad like there is a wooden cottage it's always fascinating me one day I don't think I'm gonna walk through the rain today to go and see it but one day we'll go and have a look and if anyone knows you want to comment and tell me what that is I don't think it is this building but it's of a similar kind of look then you know please do comment and tell me but now I'm going to walk on down the avenue to the miniature railway and what's probably going to be quite a wet ride but you know still good fun I said I prefer to be doing this the out in the rain in a nice park than just sitting at home and not doing that so on we go down the avenue to the miniature railway so we just walked down the avenue from where the gates once stood and where hopefully they will stand again one day which is now coming down to the Watford miniature railway where we've come to see the visitors locomotive they have Ernest Henry Upton so although we were here fairly recently I did say certain miniature railways may be featured again if they extend or have garlers or if visiting loco comes along that's worth coming to see and that's exactly what we got here today so here's the railway station there's the train and sitting here in the platform is Ernest Henry Upton we've come back here especially to see she was built in 1937 originally called Sir A Montgomerie originally called Sir A Montgomerie built in 1937 she ran at Dudley Zoo and now she's been all over the place pretty much and she was eventually put into store so she and rebuilt in 2005 to the name of Ernest Henry Upton but they're not about to turn I'm not sure so yes called Ernest Henry Upton now and she's now based at the Eastley Lakeside Miniature Railway which is somewhere we're definitely going to feature at some point in the future not entirely sure when here she is we're going to have a little ride on her and it's great to see an engine this age still in steam at the Miniature Railway and just over there is another steam locomotive now even though she might she's also probably not the last to have her for haulage in 1996 so Ernest Henry Upton has two steam locomotives so when they come back from lunch I shall have my ride


Over 30 years, the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership has worked with leaders in business, government and finance to provide leadership and solutions to global sustainability challenges. Now we're opening the canopy, which is a community of impact-driven start-ups, entrepreneurs and innovators who are building ventures that have potential to tackle those global challenges at scale. As members of the canopy, they will find the connections, knowledge, support and workspace here in the heart of the Cambridge cluster. They will join CRCELL's global network of over 27,000 leaders working on sustainability issues. Since 2020, we've been running focused accelerator cohorts on sector issues such as the built environment, on net zero, women in sustainability innovation and now circular economy disruptors. These programmes provide focus support they need in their organisations. Cambridge is now being recognised as the leading innovation hub in Europe for deep tech and life sciences. My view is that the next big area for Cambridge to win in is sustainability. And when you think of sustainability, that is about the convergence of multiple technologies coming together and creating world-changing innovations and what's been lacking is a hub to achieve this. And so with CISL launching and having a meaningful presence in Cambridge, that really should be the facilitator for Cambridge to be globally leading in the sustainability space. Many people enter the space of a circular economy with the intentions around resource efficiency and focused on waste reduction. But once you start unpacking what the circular economy means, it's so much richer than that and it has many different implications which can be societal, cultural, even political. A lot of businesses think that this is a question just really of efficiency, of reducing resource use or perhaps some recycling in the mix. Let's see what we can do with these materials at the end of the pipe. That's okay but that's really just a linear economy which is less bad than it was. But thinking through a circular economy always starts with the design of the product and service and making that fit the system which then allows it to be a positive cycle. It's not do less harm, it's create positive multiple benefits. Actually the system functionality we see in forest systems which are these amazing circular economies where you see all the things that forest produce, all the nutrients they produce being able to travel around the system with amazing interoperability. And so it's that kind of thinking when we're developing a circular venture we need to keep in mind how are the things we're producing available to the wider system and in making them available, how does that increase our own value to the system? If we want change, we need people who can create that change. And if we want economic change or business change, they're entrepreneurs. It's not necessarily in the traditional Silicon Valley entrepreneur that we're talking about but the same behaviours and a lot of the same skills are utilized across a range of business types. So we'd love to be helping companies like this with financial support. We're an investor so we invest between 5 and 15 million pounds into businesses but also supporting them, helping them grow, partnering with them over time so we can build a fantastic community of circular and sustainable startups. So today we're very excited to bring together 22 the most prominent and innovative UK startups as well as scale labs to see as they also circular disruptors accelerator. We have seen a lot of ambitions stated by the policy makers but ambition on its own is not enough. We need to transition from ambition to action. That's where those innovators come in so in different sectors they all demonstrate how their solution could possibly accelerate the transition to a circular economy. Some of the greatest value of the CISL and its pedigree is the amount of experts and the incredible network and also the broad-based experience that comes together. Different sectors and different knowledge bases really help to complement your perception of the circular economy. Arm with the tools, the network and the backing and the expertise I think you stand yourself in the best possible stead to have the highest chance of success. I think it's really useful to network with like-minded people. I built my business during lockdown. That's when I decided to go for it and a lot of what I've had to do is to reach out on email digitally, be on Zoom calls with lots of other people in tiny little squares and this sort of programme allows me to have those kind of conversations at scale and to have human interaction which makes a much bigger difference. So it's been great to network with people in similar positions. Also it's good to just have a bit of a breather from the everyday business like doing the Lego play and stuff like that just really helps to build your creativity back in. It's just been really great to just look at all the different issues that people are trying to tackle and how that may or may not fit into the business that you're trying to create. Being a founder can be lonely sometimes so I really appreciate it when I can get together with other people, other like-minded people and this is very specific here of course because I'm not only working and getting to know people from the fashion industry but it's across all of the industries and it's so interesting to see the similarities you have because we all work in sustainability but also the range of challenges we have. I love it, I think it's a really great process for personal growth and obviously an entrepreneurial journey. One of the great things about being in this group of people is the enthusiasm and passion and energy and exciting innovation in a space that quite often we're talking about no one else really gets and I think that's been one of the things that I've loved the most about the last couple of days and just speaking to founders who get it, who believe in the mission and who are tackling it in different ways has been just really brilliant and I've really enjoyed it.


The Terrible Old Man by H. P. Lovecraft This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by P. D. Wright The Terrible Old Man by H. P. Lovecraft It was the design of Angelo Ritchie and John Zennick and Manuel Silva to call on the Terrible Old Man. This old man dwells all alone in a very ancient house on Water Street near the sea, and is reputed to be both exceedingly rich and exceedingly feeble, which forms a situation very attractive to men of the profession of mercers Ritchie, Zennick and Silva, for that profession was nothing less dignified than robbery. The inhabitants of Kingsport say and think many things about the Terrible Old Man, which generally keeps him safe from the attention of gentlemen like Mr. Ritchie and his colleagues, despite the almost certain fact that he hides a fortune of indefinite magnitude somewhere about his musty and venerable abode. He is, in truth, a very strange person, believed to have been a captain of East India Clipperships in his day, so old that no one can remember when he was young and so taciturn that few know his real name. Among the gnarled trees in the front yard of his aged and neglected place he maintains a strange collection of large stones oddly grouped and painted so that they resemble the idols of some obscure eastern temple. This collection frightens away most of the small boys who love to taunt the Terrible Old Man about his long white hair and beard are to break the small, pained windows of his dwelling with wicked missiles, but there are other things which frighten the older and more curious folks who sometimes steal up to the house to peer in through the dusty pains. These folks say that on a table in a bare room on the ground floor are many peculiar bottles in each a small piece of lead suspended pendulum-wise from a string, and they say that the Terrible Old Man talks to these bottles addressing them by such names as Jack, Scarface, Long Tom, Spanish Joe, Peters, and Mate Ellis, and that whenever he speaks to a bottle the little lead pendulum within makes certain definite vibrations as if an answer. Those who have watched the tall, lean, Terrible Old Man in these peculiar conversations do not watch him again, but Angelo Ritchie and Joe Saznick and Manuel Silva were not of Kingsport blood. They were of that new and heterogeneous alien stock which lies outside the charmed circle of New England life and traditions, and they saw in the Terrible Old Man merely a tottering, almost helpless greybeard who could not walk without the aid of a knotted cane and whose thin, weak hands shook pitifully. They were really quite sorry in their way for the lonely unpopular old fellow whom everybody shunned and at whom all the dogs but business is business and to a robber whose soul is in his profession there is a lure and a talented but a very old and very feeble man who has no account at the bank and who pays for a few necessities at the village store with Spanish gold and silver minted two centuries ago. Messers Ritchie, Saznick and Silva selected the night of April 11th for their call. Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Silva were to interview the poor old gentleman while Mr. Saznick waited for them in their presumable metallic burden with a covered motor car in Ship Street by the gate in the tall, rare wall of their host's grounds. Desire to avoid needless explanations in the case of unexpected police intrusions prompted these plans for a quiet and unobstiniest departure. As prearranged, the three adventurers started out separately in order to prevent any evil minus suspicions afterwards. Messers Ritchie and Silva met in Water Street by the old man's front gate and although they did not like the way the moon shone down upon the painted stones through the budding branches of the gnarled trees, they had more important things to think about than mere idle superstition. They feared it might be unpleasant work making the terrible old man loquacious concerning his hoarded gold and silver, for aged sea captains are notably stubborn and perverse. Still, he was very old and very feeble, and there were two visitors. Messers Ritchie and Silva were experienced in the art of making unwilling persons loyable, and a screamed of a weak and exceptionally vulnerable old man could be easily muffled. So they moved up to the only lighted window and heard the terrible old man talking childishly to his bottles with pendulums. Then they donned a mask and nodded politely at the weather-stained Okendor. Waiting seemed very long to Mr. Saznick as he fidgeted restlessly in the covered motor car by the terrible old man's back gate and ship street. He was more than ordinarily tender-hearted and he did not like the hideous screams that he had heard in the ancient house just after the hour appointed for the deed. Had he not told his colleagues to be as gentle as possible with the pathetic old sea captain, very nervously he watched that narrow Okend gate in the high and ivy-clad stone wall. Frequently he consulted his watch and wondered at the delay. Had the old man died before revealing where his treasure was hidden, and had a thorough search become necessary, Mr. Saznick did not like to wait so long in the dark in such a place. Then he sensed a soft tread or tapping on the walk inside the gate, heard a gentle fumbling at the rusty latch and saw the narrow heavy door swing inward, and in the pallid glow of the single dim streetlight he strained his eye to see what his colleagues had brought out of that sinister house which loomed so close behind. But when he looked he did not see what he had expected, for his colleagues were not there at all but only the terrible old man, leaning quietly on his knotted cane and smiling hideously. Mr. Saznick had never before noticed the color of that man's eyes. Now he saw that they were yellow. Little things make considerable excitement in little towns which is the reason that Kingsport people talked all that spring and summer about the three unidentifiable bodies, horribly slashed as with many cutlasses, and horribly mangled as by the tread of many cruel boat-heels, which the tide washed in, and some people even spoke of things as trivial, as the deserted motor-car found in Ship Street are of certain, especially in human, cries probably of a stray animal, a migratory bird, heard in the night by wakeful citizens, but in this idle village gossip the terrible old man took no interest at all. He was by nature reserved, and when one is old and feeble one's reserved is doubly strong. Besides, so ancient a sea-captain must have witnessed, scores of things much more stirring in the far off days of his unremembered youth. End of THE TERRIBLE OLD MAN Recording by P. D. Wright This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org THE VOICE IN THE NIGHT It was a dark, starless night. We were becombed in the northern Pacific. Our exact position I do not know, for the sun had been hidden during the course of a weary, breathless week, by a thin haze which seemed to float above us, about the height of our mass-heads, at wilds descending and shrouding the surrounding sea. With there being no wind, we had steadied the tiller, and I was the only man on deck. The crew, consisting of two men and a boy, were sleeping far on in their den, while Will, my friend and the master of our little craft, was aft in his bunk on the port side of the little cabin. Suddenly, from out of the surrounding darkness, there came a hail. SHONER, AHOY! The cry was so unexpected that I gave no immediate answer, because of my surprise. It came again, a voice curiously throaty and inhuman, calling from somewhere upon the dark sea away on our port broadside. SHONER, AHOY! HELLO! I sung out, having gathered my wits somewhat. SHONER, AHOY! What are you? What do you want? SHONER, AHOY! You need not be afraid! answered the queer boys, having probably noticed some trace of confusion in my tone. SHONER, AHOY! I am only an old man. SHONER, AHOY! The pause sounded oddly, but it was only afterwards that it came back to me with any significance. SHONER, AHOY! Why don't you come alongside, then? I was carried somewhat snappishly, for I liked not his handing, and might having been a trifle shaken. SHONER, AHOY! I can't! It wouldn't be safe. The voice broke off, and there was silence. SHONER, AHOY! What do you mean? I asked, growing more and more astonished. SHONER, AHOY! Why not safe? Where are you? I listened for a moment, but there came no answer. And then a sudden indefinite suspicion of I know not what coming to me. I stepped swiftly to the binocle, and took out the lighted lamp. At the same time I knocked on the deck with my heel to awaken will. Then I was back at the side throwing the yellow funnel of light out into the silent immensity beyond our rail. As I did so I heard a slight muffled cry, and then the sound of a splash as though I had dipped oars abruptly, yet I cannot say that I saw anything with certainty. Save, it seemed to me, that with the first flash of the light there had been sitting upon the water where now there was nothing. SHONER, AHOY! I called. What foolery is this? But there came only the indistinct sounds of a boat being pulled away into the night. Then I heard Will's voice in the direction of the after-scuttle. What's up, George? Come here, Will," I said. What is it? he asked, coming across the deck. I told him the queer thing which had happened. He put several questions. Then after a moment's silence he raised his hands to his lips and hailed, boat, ahoy! from a long distance away there came back to us a faint reply, and my companion repeated his call. Presently at very short period of silence there grew on our hearing the muffled sound of oars, at which Will held again. This time there was a reply. Put away the light! I'll be damned if I will," I muttered. But Will told me to do as the voice bade, and I shoved it down under the bulwarks. Come there, he said, and the oat-strokes continued. Then, when apparently some half-dozen fathoms' distance they again ceased. Come alongside! explained Will. There's nothing to be frightened of on board here. Promise that you will not show the light! What to do with you? I bust out. That you're so infernally afraid of the light, because— began the voice, and stopped short. Because of what? I asked quickly. Will put a hand on my shoulder.  Let me tackle this. He leaned more over the rail. Say here, mister, this is a pretty queer business. You coming upon us like this, right out in the middle of the blessed Pacific? How are we to know what sort of hanky-panky trick you're up to? You say there's only one of you.  Once you're objecting the light anyway. As he finished, I heard the noise of the oars again. And then the voice came. But now, from a greater distance, an ex-sounding, extremely hopeless empathetic. I—I am sorry! Sorry! I would not have troubled you, only I am hungry, and so is she! The voice died away. Sound of the oars dipping irregularly was born to us. Stop! sung out Will. I don't want to drive you away. Come back. We'll keep the light hidden if you don't like it. He turned to me.  But I think there's nothing to be afraid of. There was a question in his tone, and I replied. No, I think the port has been wrecked round here and gone crazy. The sound of the oars do nearer. Sheld that lamp back in the binocle, said Will. Then he leaned over the rail and listened. I replaced the lamp and came back to his side. The dipping of the oars ceased some dozen yards distance. Won't you come alongside now? asked Will in an even voice. I have had the lamp put back in the binocle. I—I—I cannot reply to the voice. I dare not come nearer. I dare not even pay for the—the provisions. That's all right, said Will, and hesitated. You're welcome to as much grub as you can take. Again he has stated. You are very good, claimed them. May God who understands everything reward you— It broke off hustly. The—the lady, said Will abruptly. Is she—I have left her behind upon the island, came the voice. What island, I cut in. I know not its name, returned the voice. I would—to God, it began, then checked itself as suddenly. Could we not send a boat for her? asked Will at this point. No! said the voice. Was the extraordinary impetus. My God! No! There was a moment's pause, then it added, and atoned, which seemed a merited reproach. It was because of our want I ventured. Because her agony tortured me. I am a forgetful brute, explained Will.  In a couple of minutes he was back, and his arms were full of various edibles. He paused at the rail. Can't you come alongside for them? he asked. No! I dare not, replied the voice, and it seemed to me that in its tone I detected a note of stifled craving. As though the owner hushed a mortal desire, it came to me, then in a flash, that the poor, old creature out there in the darkness was suffering from actual need of life. It was that which Will held in his arms, and yet because of some unintelligible dread befriending from dashing to the side of our little schooner and receiving it. And with the lightning-like conviction there came the knowledge that the invisible was not mad, but sanely facing some intolerable horror. Damn it, Will! I said, full of many feelings over which predominated a vast sympathy. Get a box! We must float off the stuff to him in it. This we did, propelling it away from the vessel out into the darkness by mean of a boat-hook. In a minute a slight cry from the invisible came to us, and we knew that he had secured the box. A little later he caught out a farewell to us, and so heartfelt a blessing that I am sure we were the better for it. Then without much ado we heard the ply of oars across the darkness. Pretty soon off, remarked Will with perhaps just a little sense of injury. Wait! I replied. I think somehow he'll be back. He must have been badly needing that food. And the lady, said Will. For a moment he was silent, then he continued. It's the queerest thing I've ever tumbled across since I've been fishing. Yes, I said, and filled a pondering. And so the time slipped away, an hour, another, and still Will stayed with me, for the queer adventure had knocked all desire for sleep out of him. And the third hour was three parts through when we heard again the sound of oars across the silent ocean. Listen, said Will, in a low note of excitement in his voice. He's coming, just as I thought, I muttered. The dipping of the oars grew nearer, and I noted that the strokes were firmer and longer the food had been needed. I came to a stop a little distance off the broadside, and the queer voice came again to us through the darkness. Sooner, ahoy! That you, asked Will. Yes, replied the voice. I left you suddenly, but there was great need. The lady, questioned Will. The lady is grateful now on earth. She will be more grateful soon in heaven. Will began to make some reply in a puzzled voice, but came confused and broke off short. I said nothing. I was wondering at the curious pauses, and, apart from my wonder, I was full of great sympathy. The voice continued. We, she and I, have talked, as we shared the result of God's tenderness, and yours will interposed with that quarence. I beg of you not to belittle your deed of Christian charity this night, said the voice. Be sure that it has not escaped his notice. It was a full minute's silence. Then it came again. We have spoken together upon that which has fallen us. We had thought to go out without telling any of the terror which has come into our lives. She is with me in believing that tonight's happenings are under a special ruling that it is God's wish that we should tell you all that we have suffered since— Yes, said Will softly. Since the sinking of the Albatross— Ah, I exclaimed involuntarily. She left Newcastle for Frisco some six months ago. It hasn't been heard of since. Yes, answered the voice. For some few degrees to the north of the line she was caught in a terrible storm and dismested. When the day came and it was found that she was leaking badly and presently it falling to a calm the sailors took to the boats, leaving a young lady— and myself upon the wreck. We were below, gathering together a few of our belongings when they left. They were entirely callous through fear. And when we came up upon the deck we saw them only as small shapes afar off upon the horizon. Yet we did not despair but set to work and constructed a small raft. Upon this we put such few matters as it would hold, including a quantity of water and some ship's biscuits. Then the vessel, being very deep in the water, we got ourselves onto the raft and pushed off. It was later when I observed that we seemed to be in the way of some tide or current which bore us from the ship at an angle, so that in the course of three hours by my watch her hull became invisible to our sight. Her broken masks remaining in view for a somewhat longer period. Then, towards evening, it grew misty and so through the night. The next day we were still encompassed by the mist, the weather remaining quiet. For four days we drifted through this strange haze until, on the evening of the fourth day, the grew upon our ears the murmur of breakers at a distance. Gradually it became plainer. And, somewhat after midnight it appeared to sound upon either hand at no very great space. The raft was raised upon a swell several times and then we were in smooth water, and the noise of the breakers was behind. When the morning came we found we were in a sort of great lagoon, but of this we noticed little at the time, for close before us, through the enshrouding mist loomed the hull of a large sailing vessel. With one accord we fell upon our knees and thanked God, for we thought that here was an end to our perils. We had much to learn. The raft drew near the ship and we shouted on them to take us aboard, but none answered. Presently the raft touched against the side of the vessel and, seeing a rope hanging downwards, I seized it and began to climb, yet I had much adieu to make my way up because of a kind of gray, literous fungus which had seized upon the rope and which blotched the side of the ship lividly. I reached the rail and clambered over it, on to the deck. Here I saw that the decks were covered with gray messes, some of them rising into modules several feet in height, but at the time I thought less of this matter than of the possibilities of there being people aboard the ship. I shouted, but none answered. Then I went to the door below the poop deck. I opened it and peered in. There was a great swell of stainless and so that I knew in a moment that nothing living was within. And with the knowledge I shut the door quickly, for I felt suddenly lonely. I went back to the side where I had scrambled up. My sweetheart was still sitting quietly upon the raft. Seeing me look down she called up to know whether there was any aboard the ship. I replied that the vessel had the appearance of having been long deserted, but that if she would wait a little I would see whether there was anything in the shape of a ladder by which she could extend to the deck. Then we would make a search through the vessel together. A little later on the opposite side of the deck I found a rope side ladder. This I carried across in a minute afterward she was beside me. Together we explored the cabins and apartments in the after part of the ship, but nowhere was there any sign of life. Here and there within the cabins themselves we came across odd patches of that queer fungus, but this as must we had already said could be cleaned away. In the end having assured ourselves that the after portions of the vessel was empty we picked our way to the bowels. Between the ugly gray modules of that strange growth and here we made a further search and told us that there was indeed none aboard but ourselves. This being now beyond any doubt we returned to the stern of the ship and proceeded to make ourselves as comfortable as possible. Together we cleared out and cleaned two of the cabins. And after that I made an examination whether there was anything edible in the ship. This I soon found so and thanked God in my heart for His goodness. In addition to this I discovered the whereabouts of the freshwater pump and having fixed it I found the water drinkable, though somewhat unpleasant to the taste. For several days we stayed aboard the ship without attempting to get to the shore. We were busily engaged in making the place habitable. Yet even thus early we became aware that our lot was even less to be desired than might have been imagined. For though at first step we scraped away the odd patches of growth that stood at the floors and walls of the cabin and saloon, yet they returned almost to their original size within the space of twenty-four hours which not only discouraged us but gave us a feeling of vague unease. Still we would not admit ourselves beaten, so set to work afresh and not only scraped away the fungus but soaked the places where it had been with carbolech, a can full of which I had found in the pantry. Yet by the end of the week the growth had returned in full strength and in addition it had spread to other places as though our touching it had allowed germs from it to travel elsewhere. On the seventh morning my sweetheart woke to find a small patch of it growing on her pillow close to her face. At that she came to me so soon as she could get her garments upon her. I was in the galley at the time lighting the fire for breakfast. Come here, John, she said, and led me out. When I saw the thing upon her pillow I shuddered and then and there we agreed to go right out of the ship and see whether we could not fare to make ourselves more comfortable ashore. Hurriedly we gathered together our few belongings and even amongst these I found that the fungus had been at work for one of her shawls had a little lump of it growing near one edge. I threw the whole thing over the side without saying anything to her. The rat was still alongside, but it was too clumsy to guide. And I lured it down a small boat that hung across the stern and in this we made our way to the shore. Yet as we drew nearer to it I became gradually aware that here the vile fungus which had driven us from the ship was growing riot. In places it rose into horrible fantastic mounds we seemed almost a quiver with a quiet life when the wind blew across them. Here and there it took the forms of vast fingers and in others it just spread out flat and smooth and treacherous. Odd places it appeared as grotesque stunted trees seeming extraordinarily kinked and gnarled, the whole quaking vile at times. At first it seemed to us that there was no single portion of the surrounding shore which was not hidden beneath the masses of the hideous lichen. Yet in this I found we were mistaken. Somewhat later coasting along the shore of a little distance we described a smooth white patch of what appeared to be fine sand and there we landed. It was not sand. What it was I do not know. All that I have observed is that upon it the fungus will not grow while everywhere else save were the sand like earth wanders oddly path-wise amid the gray dissolution of the lichen there is nothing but that loathsome grayness. It is difficult to make you understand how cheered we were to find one place that was absolutely free from the growth and here we deposited our belongings. Then we went back to the ship for such matters as it seemed to us we should need. Among other matters I managed to bring ashore with me one of the ship sails with which I constructed two small tents which though exceedingly rough shaped served the purpose for which they were intended. In these we lived and stored our various necessities and thus for a matter of some four weeks all went smoothly. And without particular unhappiness indeed I may say with much of happiness for we were together. It was on the thumb of her right hand that the growth first showed.  My God how the fear leapt to my heart when she showed me the place. We cleansed it between us washing it with carbolic and water. In the morning of the following day she showed her hand to me again. The gray wordy thing had returned. For a little while we looked at one another in silence. Then still worthless we started again to remove it. In the midst of the operation she spoke suddenly.  Her voice was sharp with anxiety. I put my hand up to feel. There under the hair by your ear a little to the front a bit. My finger rested on the place and then I knew. Let us get your thumb done first I said. And she submitted only because she was afraid to touch me until it was cleansed. I finished washing and disinfecting her thumb and then she turned to my face. After it was finished we sat together and talked a while of many things. There had come into our lives sudden very terrible thoughts. We were all at once afraid of something worse than death. We spoke of loading the boat with provisions and water and making our way out onto the sea. Yet we were helpless for many causes and the growth had attacked us already. We decided to stay. God would do with us what he will. We would wait. A month, two months, three months passed and the places grew somewhat and there had come others. Yet we fought so strenuously with the fear that its headway was but slow comparatively speaking. Occasionally we ventured off to the ship for such stores as we needed. Then we found that the fungus grew persistently. One of the modules on the main deck became soon as high as my head. And we had now given up all thought or hope of leaving the island. We had realized that it would be unallowable to go amongst healthy humans with the things from which we were suffering. With this determination and knowledge in our minds we knew that we should have to husband our food and water. For we did not know at the time that we should possibly live for many years.  This is not so, but he broke off and then continued somewhat abruptly. As I was saying we knew that we should have to use care in the matter of food. But we had no idea then how little food there was left of which to take care. It was a week later that I made the discovery that all of the other bread tanks which I had supposed full were empty. And that beyond odd tints of vegetables and meat and some other materials we had nothing upon which to depend but the bread in the tank which I had already opened. After learning this I bestowed myself to do what I could and met to work at fishing in the lagoon. But met with no success at this I was somewhat inclined to feel desperate until the thought came to me to try outside the lagoon in the open sea. Here at times I caught odd fish, but so infrequently that they proved of but little help in keeping us from the hunger which threatened. It seemed to me that our deaths were likely to come by hunger and not by the growth of the thing which had seized upon our bodies. We were in this state of mind when the fourth month wore out when I made a very horrible discovery. One morning a little before a midday I came off the ship with a portion of the biscuits which were left. In the mouth of her tent I saw my sweetheart sitting, eating something. What is it my dear? I called out as I leapt. Yet on hearing my voice she seemed confused and turning slightly through something towards the edge of the little clearing. It fell short and a vague suspicion having arisen within me I walked across and picked it up. It was a piece of the gray fungus. As I went to her with it in my hand she turned deadly pale then rose red. I felt strangely dazed and frightened. My dear, my dear! I cried. I could say no more. Yet at words she broke down and cried bitterly. Gradually as she calmed I got from her the news that she had tried it in the preceding day and liked it. I got her to promise on her knees not to touch it again, however great our hunger. After she had promised she told me that the desire for it had come suddenly and that until the moment of desire she had experienced nothing towards it but the most extreme repulsion. Later in the day feeling strangely restless and much shaken with the thing which I had discovered I made my way along one of the twisted paths formed by the white sin-like substance which led among the fun-guide growth. I had, once before, ventured along there but not to any great distance. This time being involved in perplexing thoughts I had went much further than her hitherto. Suddenly I was called to myself by a queer, hoarse sound on my left. Turning quickly I saw that there was movement among an extraordinarily shaped mass of fungus close to my elbow. It was swaying uneasily as though it possessed life of its own. Abruptly as I stared the thought came to me that the thing had a grotesque resemblance to the figure of a distorted human creature. Even as the fancy flashed into my brain there was a slight sickening noise of tearing and I saw that one of the branch-like arms was detaching itself from the surrounding grey masses and coming towards me. The head of the thing, a shapeless grey ball, inclined in my direction.  I gave out a frightened cry and ran back a few paces. There was a sweetish taste upon my lips where the thing had touched me. I licked them and was immediately filled with an inhuman desire. I turned and seized a mass of fungus. Then more and more I was insatiable. In the midst of devouring the remembrance of the morning's discovery swept into my mazed brain. It was sent by God. I dashed the fragment I held to the ground then utterly wretched in feeling a dreadful guiltiness. I made my way back to the little encampment. I think she knew by some marvelous intuition which love must have given. So soon as she set eyes upon me her quiet sympathy made it easier for me and I told her of my sudden weakness. Yet omitted to mention the extraordinary thing which had gone before. I desired to spare her all unnecessary terror. But for myself I had added an intolerable knowledge to breed an incessant terror in my brain. For I doubted not but that I had seen the end of one of those men who had come to the island in the ship in the lagoon. And in that monstrous ending I had seen our own. Thereafter we kept from the abominable food though the desire for it had entered into our blood. Yet our drear punishment was upon us. Far day by day with monstrous rapidity the fungoid growth took hold of our poor bodies. Nothing we could do would check it materially. And so we who had been human became well it matters less each day. Only we had been man and maid. And day by day the fight is more dreadful to withstand the hunger lust for the terrible lichen. A week ago we ate the last of the biscuit. And since that time I have caught three fish. I was out here fishing to-night when your schooner drifted upon me out of the mist. I held you. You know the rest. And may God out of his great heart bless you for your goodness to a couple of poor outcast souls. There was a dip of an oar, another. Then the voice came again for the last time, sounding through the slight surrounding mist ghostly and mournful. God bless you. Goodbye. Goodbye!" we shouted together, hoarsely, our hearts full of many emotions. I glanced about me. I became aware that the dawn was upon us. The sun flung a stray beam across the hidden sea, pierced the mist dully, and lit up the receding boat with a gloomy fire. Indistinctly I saw something knotting between the oars. I thought of a sponge, a great gray, sodding sponge. The oars continued fly. They were gray, as was the boat. And my eyes searched a moment vainly for the conjunction of hand and oar. My gaze flashed back to the head. It knotted forward as the oars went backward for the stroke. Then the oars were dipped, the boat shot out of the patch of light, and then the thing went knotting into the mist. End of The Voice in the Night by William Hope Hodgson This recording is in the public domain.


There are literally like a million articles talking about the best pork roll and this, that and the other thing. But that's not going to stop us from talking about pork roll. Hey there, NJRoot22.com here with a talk about New Jersey pork roll or better yet, pork roll in New Jersey. We have a couple New Jersey little locals and we have some actual others that are based in Pennsylvania. Anyway, the whole point is that everybody has an opinion about their favorite food, favorite anything. We're going to talk about just five different kinds of pork rolls and these stupid crickets. I have crickets in here.  Anyway, everybody likes pork roll. You got, well, the people that like pork roll all have an opinion.   And, you know, I don't know. I'm going to talk about five different pork rolls today. See, the thing is the damn cricket is distracting more than, I don't care about the noise, but it's just distracting. Anyway, I used to eat, I used to never eat pork roll.  This was back in the day when I ate bread and that was not a good thing. I would eat it and it would be like slatter that would catch up.   But since I've been low carb, I got into eating more bacon, more meat. I eat mostly red meat, but for bait, you know, for breakfast, you still really want to have a nice salty pork portion. So here's the deal. I tested out the following pork rolls over the past, you know, several months and I've accumulated my opinions. Number one, I started out with the shop right brand, believe it or not. And then I tried Case, which is a New Jersey Trenton area pork provisions company. And then Taylor, I tried last. Taylor Ham, I never bought Taylor pork roll. That's what everybody calls Taylor Ham is Taylor pork roll. And now Taylor Ham is referred to as any pork roll. I tried that last because it was the most expensive at places like shop right. I didn't feel like paying, you know, around twice as much for the same amount of food as the other brands. But I discovered two others that were fairly interesting were Thickcutt Aldefer or Alderfer. I don't know how to say it. I don't really care. I'm going to say it my way. And then there's Hatfield, which is also a relatively local company that makes bacon and ham and all sorts of other things. So I'm just going to quickly tell you that I like all pork roll. My quick test here, you know, let's just I'll just stay safe for the record. I think Hatfield was the least interesting tasting. It was a Thickcutt pork roll that really had no taste in my opinion. But I think I can modify that the next time I buy it. I'm going to buy it again is to cook it longer, hotter, and possibly add additional salt, maybe even cook it, do a semi deep fry, cook it in bacon fat or something like that, and make it crispy. I don't know. I have such a limited experience with pork roll. I don't eat it every week.  Everybody likes what they like.  I like that pork roll a lot. It had a really, really, really good flavor. It was more salty tasting, but less sugar than Hatfield. Hatfield had like like two or three times the amount of sugar, at least listed on the label. And that combined with no taste makes it like borderline almost never again. But I'm going to try it one more time with new cooking techniques. That's the Hatfield one. The Alderfer or the Alderfer, I don't even know how to say it. I'll say it again. I don't want to say it. I like that, but they don't make a thin sliced version. Sometimes you might want the thin pork roll. The reason thin is probably preferred because it gets a slightly crispier, almost bacon-esque type crunch to it if you cook it in that way. You're never going to get a bacon-esque crunch from a thick cut unless you overcook it. And then there's Shoprite and Case, which I've concluded based on my taste experience and the fact that those are the only ones that offer tangy and mild. Case brand offers Tangy and Mild and Soda Shoprite. I don't know if any of the other brands offer Tangy or Mild, so that's why I believe that Case makes the Shoprite brand. And they're under $2 per six ounce pack. And you can both get the thick and thin cut. And I guess it's all personal preference. The one thing about Taylor Ham or Taylor Pork Roll is that their little, the circumference of their ham discs or pork roll discs is smaller. So you get eight thin slices instead of six slightly larger thin slices. So you're getting more, I guess, items, but that doesn't really translate into more chews because you still got a chew, swallow, and so on. So we don't really have a favorite. I mean if I had to pick a favorite, I mean I really do like the Taylor, the Taylor Ham. They're nice and crispy. It came out, it was really, really good. But if I had to pick one, I guess it would be a tie between, a three-way tie between the Case and Shoprite Tangy flavors. I just, I happen to like it. It has this weird addictive tang to it. Maybe they add an addictive ingredient to it. And I like the Alderfer or Alderfer because of the overall flavor. So that's it. I mean it's Pork Roll is a personal preference and that's the bottom line. Have a good week ahead!


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Here students, in this topic we shall discuss the substructure or ultrastructure of myofilaments. A myofilament is composed of thick and thin filaments. The thick filaments extend the entire length of a band. These filaments are about 16 nanometer in diameter and are composed of about 300 molecules of myosin protein. A myosin molecule is a protein which consists of two identical heavy chains. A protein has two heavy chains and these two heavy chains are coiled together and form a long tail. Apart from this tail, there are two globular heads. These heads are also formed of two heavy chains along with three or four calcium binding light chains. In addition to two heavy chains, there are three or four light chains and these are calcium binding chains. These are the heads which form cross bridges between the thick and thin myofilaments during contraction. During contraction, the cross bridges are formed because of these heads. These students, the thin filaments are about 7 to 8 nanometer thick and they extend across the eye band. Apart from the eye band, they overlap in the dark regions of the eye band with the myosin filaments. Apart from these three filaments, they also overlap in the eye band with the myosin filaments. However, these three filaments are not present in the eye band but in the dark regions of the eye band. These thin filaments are composed of actin molecules which is a protein. Dear students, in the thin filaments, actin molecules are arranged in two chains which twist around each other. In the thin filaments of actin, two actin molecules are formed in two chains which twist around each other. Around this actin, there are two more proteins called tropomyosin which twist around each other. In a relaxed muscle fiber, tropomyosin prevents the actin and myosin from becoming cross bridges. These thin filaments also have a complex troponin. This troponin is made up of three polypeptides. Troponin is not continuous but it is present at intervals of about 14 nanometers along the length of thin filaments. Dear students, the troponin polypeptide which is a three polypeptide complex has three different types of polypeptides. These polypeptides include the TNI which is inhibitory and binds to the actin. The second is the troponin which is called TNT that binds with the tropomyosin and helps to position it on the actin. The tropomyosin which is twisted around the actin is used to place TNT or polypeptide on the actin. The third type of troponin polypeptide is called TNC that binds with the calcium ions. The troponin and tropomyosin attached to the actin help to control the actin-myosin interactions which are involved in muscle contraction. Muscle contraction is a process which is produced on the requirement. Sometimes it is muscle-contacted and sometimes it is relaxed. This is because of the interaction between the actin and the myosin. When these interactions are done, the cross-bridges are formed and the muscle is contacted. Otherwise, when the muscle is not contacted, it is also necessary to keep the cross-bridges locked. In this, the troponin plays an important role. These are the students. The myofilament has an edge zone in the central portion of the A-band. This edge zone appears lighter in colour than the other regions of the A-band. This edge zone is the region which contains only the thick filaments. This is the region where thick and thin filaments do not overlap. As I told you, the A-band has thick and thin filaments that overlap. There is no overlap between the actin and myosin in this region. If we look at the edge zone from the center, there is an M-line. This is the region which contains an enzyme which is involved in energy metabolism.


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Finally, the last step is to evaluate variable importance. So if we just do our summary, like we did in classification and run that, it once again prints out this giant set of text. But it's telling us that we ran a regression model, it's telling us what our features were, and then it gets into variable importance. And once again, the second variable importance is what we are going to be most interested in. So in classification, we say a mean decrease in accuracy, but in variable importance, we look at the mean increase in root mean squared error. So this means as we shuffle the data set, one variable at a time, we see how much did our error increase after we shoveled that data because we've broken that relationship. The higher the increase in error, the more important that relationship is to our model. And so we can see that the total square footage is the most important variable when we shuffled it. It increased the root mean squared error by 13.9 cubic feet of natural gas, which we can see is quite significant. And then it goes down. It is interesting to note that we've got some negative values here. And so these variables when shuffled, actually on average led to decreases in root mean squared error. So mean increase, negative means a decrease, which means the model got better when we shuffled it, which means these three variables are completely unimportant to the model to the point where randomizing them led to at times no change, but oftentimes led to improvements in the model. And so this is how you can use this variable importance to make decisions on whether or not to keep certain models. So if we remove these three variables, stove oven, number of fridges, LG, TIN, four, then perhaps we actually might improve our accuracy because we're not giving it these extraneous variables that don't have anything to do with the analysis. If we continue down, we once again see all of these variable importance is less than in classification because there's less ways to measure it, but still quite a few. It gives us the out of bag root mean squared error, which you'll notice is different than the root mean squared error that we got above, which was 374, missed it. This is 387. So usually you will see a difference here. This out of bag evaluation is an internal random forest measure that it does automatically. And so it's still done on the training set, but is often sort of can occasionally be used and measure the error. If you don't have a large enough test set to really get that accurate, to do that prediction, you can do out of bag error, which is a very similar tool, but sort of works internally to random forest. And then there's things about the actual tree composition and different attributes of our variables. And finally, here's our root mean squared error out of bag evaluation as the trees, number of trees increase. But similar to classification, when looking at this, this will be the critical piece for our analyses within this class.


Welcome back to Kids Fun Science. My name is Ken. Today's experiment is the Makey Makey Banana Keyboard. Warning! Extended usage may result in creative confidence. Enjoy! What you need for this experiment is the Makey Makey Kit where I have in the description where I bought mine and a computer and some fruit. Welcome back to Kids Fun Science. My name is Grace and Ken and we are we got a kit called Makey Makey and basically you can make your own keyboard. So in this case it's a banana keyboard. The Makey Makey you can do many many experiments. Today we're going to do the banana keyboard. It comes with a circuit board that has six inputs on the front and twelve inputs on the back. It comes with all the alligator clips and it connects into the computer. They give you a website that you can actually do. It's in the description to be able to do a piano. And now we're going to test Grace's banana pianist skills. All right so we're going to hook it up and we're going to put the USB drive in. Let's see what first you have to do. So you need to plug in one into the earth and then you have to touch the metal part. Right and now why doesn't it work because you just touched in the metal part right? Nothing works right? Yes because if I don't touch it no sound no noise. Right because you're not a circle a circuit right? No if I do touch it. All right here we do. So basically we switched out the bananas with spoons. We'll see if the keyboard works that way. Okay. Love about this kit as kids learn about electricity and it must flow through an unbroken circle or a circuit for something to work. Water or metal conduct electricity where plastic doesn't. Human beings are made of water and connectivity means electricity flows through our body. Very nice job. Okay now we switched the utensils out with marshmallows so it still works. Oh this one came out. Technical difficulties. There we go. Thanks for watching and if you enjoyed this experiment please share and like and thanks for watching.


So might be you to for people I am back with another out and ring video today guys I bring a quick little tip for all you farmers out there because as we know there are tons of weapons in this game to farm and I mean absolutely tons in regards to they're not guaranteed drops so certain enemies we have to farm for instance this weapon right here you have to get this from the the warhawk pain in the ass to actually get dropped but hey you just have to be consistent use those uh well the silver tm mask boost that discovery also use the uh the silver scab also boost that discovery obviously giving you more of a chance to actually get said items to drop and this goes for many many enemies in the game because many many enemies like I said they have dedicated drops well it isn't guaranteed so you need to up that game and that's what I bring you today guys a quick little tip from a weapon in this game which also boosts discovery today we're getting through all how's it going might be beautiful people my name is dpj and if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see you want to see more be sure to subscribe okay so the silver tm mask the silver scab I think everybody knows about these these two items here but did you know also guys the grafted blade great sword this also gives you a boost to that discovery it lasts 30 seconds you can use it as many times as you like it's really that simple guys now this requires a 40 in strength and a 14 in dexterity it don't worry about what it scales with because we don't even have to level this up either by the way I just got mine to a plus nine because I like all my weapons at plus nine but either way guys we're just using its its weapon skill it's it's it's that's it that's all we're using the offer vengeance as you can see have a look at my stats as you can see right here 55 basically balance across the board my arcane's at a 70 the more arcane you get guys clearly the more discovery you get and this what this does is the offer vengeance you pop it guys and you get a plus five to absolutely everything now this can be used for more than just farming weapons this can be used to boost other things make other other weapons other bills more powerful and yes you can switch weapons guys and get that boost as well that damage boost whatever you're using this works with now I'm obviously tight in this video for a better means in discovery to farm things easier but hey like I said you can use this for many many other things and this has been known about from the very start to be honest I mean this is the game of thrones reference weapon I do believe the one we saw back back back in the day well I said back in the day but back in the day when the game first released or every video I saw game of thrones easter egg game of thrones easter egg yes this that and the other I paid no attention to it and I actually ignored the weapon but here is me trying to collect things I went and got it and realized well it did so yes I don't think many people have mentioned this either and a lot of people don't consider it in regards to giving you a boost to that discovery for farming certain things and like I said there's so many weapons great weapons in the game they can only get guys by farming said weapons I mean things like like I said these here these are decent weapons not the best and there's just tons here this tons I got so many I kind of remember what I've got I've got something like these here these are a painy ass to farm same with these guys pain in the ass to farm I've got this one here as well bandits curfew so it's not too bad another weapon I just covered earlier today I can't make somewhere up it I think it is it no it's not that there but hey yeah you know what I mean guys either way it gives you a boost to whatever you're doing so where this has gotten from if you haven't got it already like I said it's called a grafted blade great sword you may have it already it's gotten from down here right then if you haven't got this on an arch you have to make your way so you want to come down to cast some more now I'll go down here I'll show you the though that you need to take the enemies alone I mean if you've played the game if you're like a level 100 plus you would destroy the boss here to get this weapon it's so easy guys it really is so you can see where I'm at I must turn back around I am right here so right here this is the point of where you enter cast some more so yep just run through it guys there'll be a lift at the end here the grace point right there by the way just call this lift down but yeah I mean I've farmed so many weapons and I've spent hours farming them every little helps in regards to that discovery and this again like I said boost it guys you can pop it 30 seconds it lasts I mean by the time you're 30 seconds up you've probably farmed the enemies you're farming you've probably gone back to that grace point gain guys we should pop it again pop it again yeah good to go you're good to go so take the lift up when it arrives may already be at the bottom for you may already be at the bottom for you and I just want to come past here ignored all these dudes just run straight past these I mean like come on some of the dogs will chase you but if you carry on running you should be fine you can basically get past all the adds here without having to fight any of them including the big old pumpkin man right there I mean this guy can be a little annoying because he'll hit you as you climb in the ladder but hey climb up let's run there you go see hit me let's go up go up and you're good go up and you're good check me out my five wounds check me out my five wounds okay so once you're up here just run this way now it's like in the straightforward path so I'm showing it to you guys it isn't a straightforward path run past these dudes as well run past these dudes as well don't worry about the arrows jump down here another gray set which I'll sit down just to get the aggro off me then when you stand back up and from here guys you want to come down again and come this way now you can I'd probably go down the ledge first you can jump straight down there so just drop down here this is the way I go you should be fine you shouldn't take no damage ignore them and then guys just run across here run across here and then guys want to jump off to the left right there so jump off jump off again just like so oh that was close yeah you don't want to jump off too far there jump off again just like so and then jump off again just like so now this is probably the tricky spot um because you have to climb down the beams which are pain and die here uh earlier pain in the ass it's quite dark down there I thought my brightness up is really still quite dark drop down here just like so drop you can fight these rats kill these rats or just jump out the rooms up to you do what you gotta do and then guys come across the bridge jump down and there's the boss room the boss room is right there to come across here and you'll see it is on the screen now me coming here destroying the boss getting a weapon and then you are good to go guys give yourself a boost to that build give yourself a boost to that discovery to help you find things so yeah and well it's short but sweet video I hope yeah I say short but sweet but it's been going on about eight minutes but yeah guys I hope you enjoyed the video if you do leaving a like really helps out if you like what you see and want to see more out of the ring be sure to subscribe and hopefully people I will see you on that next one