G'day mate, 40 here. Probably wondering What's in the New York Times? So here I am in Rosecutters Bay and Sydney's eastern suburbs. I see Trump be per se test. No special counsel can pass So former president Donald G. Trump All right He's planning to announce soon. He's gonna run for president of the United States So this is challenging Attorney General Merrick Garland's desire to show the Justice Department can operate above partisanship you really think that's Merrick Garland's desire To show that they operate above partisanship or maybe his desire is to show Right many times. We want to show things that we have no actual interest in embodying So Attorney General Merrick Garland long said Justice Department is up to the task of investigating former president Donald Trump Merrick Garland wants to show the department can operate above partisanship Acting as neither the weapon nor the enemy of any president or party but Given that the DOJ and the Merrick Garland is thinking of naming it another special prosecutor to go after Donald Trump Right to handle any open criminal inquiries regarding to Mr. Trump. It just sounds to me like they're they're admitting They made a gigantic overreach With reading his home in Mar-a-Lago So former president faces a series of investigations. Isn't that true of Donald Trump since the 1920s? He's always managed to stay one step ahead of the sheriff That including is handling sensitive national security documents. So yeah, the media keeps telling us how sensitive these national security documents are But when you kind of read under the rhetoric, it sounds like their memorabilia and this is really a battle over memorabilia So a special counsel could theoretically shield the department from the perception Investigation into Donald Trump is a partisan attack. Yeah, really really think that's going to shield the department from scrutiny that it's just a partisan attack It also implies the Justice Department on its own cannot be trusted by all Americans to make decisions about hoarding Mr. Trump to account. Kind of weird phrasing There's no need for the Justice Department to Be trusted by all Americans I mean, does anyone really think that Merrick Garland and the DAJ is not a partisan Justice Department So it's kind of weird though having this would be a second special prosecutor in the past five years and The Justice Department is afraid that Trump is going to undercut faith in the institution's ability to fairly investigate him So we've got a law professor who says our Justice Department is faced with one of his greatest challenges of his more than 250 year history There's no reason under federal law that a former president cannot be indicted. The nature of our politics has become so polarized There is no criminal investigation, no indictment, low legal action that won't be perceived as just another part of the poisonous partisan politics in the US today. So look, if they had a case, don't you think they'd make it? Right? They could make a case They'd make the case And they wouldn't worry about all this fine print But they're worrying about all this fine print Indicates they don't have a slam-dunk case against Donald Trump. This guy is about to slide by a sheriff once again Like for 50 years, he's been staying one step ahead of the sheriff And it looks like he's gonna pull it off one more time Kind of unbelievable This guy is a duck or a diver of the first order and if they mount a raid on his home Then they can't pull it off And now they're thinking about a special prosecutor Indicates that they haven't been too swift. It seems like Trump is gonna squeeze by it yet again Being used as a release valve? No, that's not what I'm saying. Listen to what I'm actually saying I think he is being used and I think Willfully being used as a downstream marketing channel This is one of these things and it's one of the reasons not the only one but one of them that I kind of just You know broke the chains and just voted for Joe Biden and just endorse it is that I just want to break out of that system Because I see what it is But I was unusual and there are a lot of people who absolutely hated me Like even if you talk to like a white nationalist and they talk about you know while I love Hitler And you know, but I hate these politicians and democracy right you can say all of that What does he actually do on November 8? You know, like, you know, you're the patriotic alternative party So the patriotic alternative is the right wing British nationalist party super into Stop, you're super into Brexit. You're super into talking about crime, etc. And so like why would the GOP or people around that want to Dismiss all of these voters who are actually a large percentage of the population I mean, I after Charlottesville, there's these curious polls where it was like, I think the headline was Like 8% like 5% of America likes the alt-right But 9% of America 3% or something like that like we're still in single digits here, but that's a lot of people Yeah, and presumably those are 20 million GOP voters People who would vote for the GOP. Remember, the GOP also came alive post-1970s when they started activating people who had never voted before And particularly the evangelical Christians who would kind of set politics out to a degree And then they kind of then they got and then maybe voted Democrat or anything And then they kind of got into the game with Reagan actually this has been happening for a very long time So I don't think it's out of the question. I don't think that You know, Mitch McConnell is gonna like dedicate a million dollars from the Republican election It wins as or me or anyone like that But like around the edges can people kind of see this and at the very least is it play into that multi-level marketing system Which is the GOP? And the answer to that is yes And the answer is could I see him getting a million from Mitch McConnell somehow? Yeah, because his elections are razor-close.  So one minute you hear Richard condemn white nationalism next minute. He talks our So he's part of it. So which is it Richard? Are you in it or are you out of it? I think that he was a He's a midwestern He's Catholic I think he's I think his general program is just basic bitch He actually interestingly opposed in some of those pretty hilarious His first videos online from like 2016 early 2016 were him Basically telling Trump to drop out so that you know a good principal conservative comment He's like, you know, we heard you we heard you know But Yeah, he's that time I think that those those are his basic You know, that's his basic philosophy and he got rid built and he also saw all the energy on the alt-right I mean think of how many kind of mainstream-ish people wanted to kind of like get a piece of me In 2016 up to 2018. It's like, oh, yeah Okay, everybody wants to get a piece of someone who's famous powerful charismatic in the public eye think of like rebel media as This ultimate kind of like grift station and something that sees where the energy is and tries to leech off it It's that I mean they did the trucker protests You know all those girls Poor Richard, I mean how this guy suffered all these girls texting him from all over the place No man should have to endure this Yeah, we do we do tend to go where the energy is and that's part of the human condition we all Tend to orient towards the energy. We all tend to be attracted towards the energy We all tend to bow down towards where the energy is and how do you get energy by getting on the same page with other people? creating a shared reality and in effect marching in unison to create something together Which forms a bond which always forms an ethic All right, you always get a morality when you form connections And then when you get on the same page with people you create energy And that gives you the power to do things that you couldn't otherwise do So it takes a tremendous amount of energy to achieve anything and I am not useful to them anymore And I think I'm kind of like I've taken the opposite turn of neck. I mean I'm like I would actively be useless to you You cannot co-opt me. I can't say nothing. I say is gonna lead than any person writing a check to the GOP Yeah, I think you accurately describe. So what's going on with deep left Jericho, right? Is he's forming his own his own community, right? He's fundraising It's kind of curious to see where deep left Jericho goes with all this to be continued


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Hey everyone shave our one thousand here, and I got monkey Yes, you can speak when I point to you the trainer so we got the Elmer's new Orleans Chiwis This one is the barbeque cheese curls. That's not a fairy. That's more Okay So this is what we wanted to try out see how well we like them and if they're as good as the other ones we had Which was the jalapenos So let's go ahead and open these up. I'll give you the nutrition facts We'll see how they taste stick around Okay, so here are the nutrition facts you want to pause and read them meet how they're down this way These are just quick little videos. I didn't get my story time up yet this week because well Kind of tore up my back again so Some flavor here, but they look like other ones was really good. We shared them didn't we? Yeah, these were a dollar. We're at So I figured our dollar wherever sells this brand, but these happen to come from when Dixie I'm not sure where else where else they're sold it Date on them's January 19th 2023, so Just the best buy date they don't really go bad Had them go stale before but that was like after a year There's other ones too. You got the original which we have up there. We'll do a review on that You got the barbecue, which is these oh they have green onions They have the green onions and they have the hot and spicy. We did the jalapeno Look at that one She's gonna like that try that. Oh karma popcorn So and they also have dry roasted peanuts so All right back there if you want to see that Okay Let's give them a shot Thank you don't don't think Mine shaped funny Wow Full flavor oh ounce How you how many ounces this is? two ounces 56.70 grams, so I Mean for a buck quite a bit in there for a dollar and for lunches and stuff. Yeah Okay What's your numbers, monkey? I'll give her a 4.5. Yeah. I like it. It's got look good flavor Two thumbs up. Yeah, I give it two thumbs up. I'll give this one a four. I like jalapeno better That's the only reason why it's getting a four The price is good the flavors good They're fresh. We've had them for what a week or two now. Yeah Yeah They're fine So I can say I need a great four out of five stars. So yeah, not bad I'm sure just the original ones are just gonna be I guess just a plain Cheese flavor. I'm guessing But we're gonna we'll review them. Yeah, but yeah, I can't wait to try some of the other stuff like the popcorn That should be good the hot and spicy ones should be good Yeah, the caramel popcorn Then the dry-risk of peanuts we try theirs. I don't I don't eat peanuts that much. I'll eat I'll eat my boiled peanuts when I make boiled peanuts But I love cashews Not just in there like peanuts and walnuts and very stuff like that But like I said, we eat my boiled peanuts and then but my favorite not in the world is her my second favorite is Cashews So but yeah, there we go. So hopefully you guys this week went great This is technically Thursday at 9 45 p.m Yep, so have a great weekend because most you guys won't see this till tomorrow or on the weekend if you're seeing it on the weekend Hope you're enjoying your weekend. If you see this on Sunday. I hope you had a great weekend and enjoy it Covering your all basis so tomorrow I want to try to do my My scary story time video. So yeah, that'll be fun. Yeah, it should be fun I'm gonna do something a little different on this one Again, they're all made-up stories. So If I ever tell a story, I will tell you true story and it will be true Either to the best of my ability or if it happened to me and I say it's true It really happened these have nothing to do with anything and just something I'm sitting around thinking up in my head and making up as I go Like I'll come up with an idea of my head. Okay. I want to do it about this And then while I'm telling the story.  So All right. Thanks for watching guys appreciate it. Shea bear the myth man on legend again Two thumbs up four star. She gives two thumbs up and four and a half star Anything else you want to add monk? No Very good. Hey Ben Monkey's been using these I love them. Thank you Yeah, we did a review on them. She's been using them when she walks. She loved them. Yeah, go jam, huh? No, I got a good sound that really really nice. Yeah, someday. I'm gonna have to I think I did it last year I'll get a bunch of stuff that I have reviewed over the years and let you know whether we still have it if we have it Do we use it? You know, did we take it back? Was it junk? We'll give you an update on that stuff. So we'll see you in the next one guys So happy Halloween Soon Yeah, it's happy Halloween. It's Halloween time. It's like Christmas. You don't wait till Christmas Day to say Merry Christmas Do you anything you want to add? No, my sister's up for now y'all. Have a great weekend. Bye guys. We'll see you soon


At LinuxCon, the the idea is to talk about sort of where Linux as an operating system is evolving and and cloud computing and the container technology and all these things that are very very popular these days in the last few years are certainly going to change what an operating system will look like, right? I think it's it will be equally important because you need something that manages the hardware or the virtual hardware and resources, but at the same time it looks like it will be something that will be hidden you need it you don't really want to actually use it and install it and concepts like Docker containers or containers in general and making packages of applications that will become very interesting and what it really comes down to and we've talked about this at Oracle a lot over many years because we provide applications to customers and if you think about it today you have hardware or virtual physical virtual hardware you install an operating system you configure an operating system you install an application you configure an application you figure out which pieces work together which patches work together and all you want to do is use your browser to log into the app that's what a customer in the end wants it needs to do but it takes them months to get there and then there's all these different versions and upgrade issues and I think that what's happening now with containers but it was already possible with virtualization for the most part anyway is that the focus is now finally on the application I want to write an app I want a development environment and so that's changing how operating systems are designed how they are provisioned how they're installed now people in the end will use them and so I want to touch a little bit on that and and give an idea of what it means from an oracle point of view as an example being an application vendor and on what the impact is to us


Finding the right products that will sell on our dropshipping stores is one of the most challenging tasks that we have when running our dropshipping businesses. That is why we are releasing a series of product research videos to help you guys understand how you can find the best and most trending products to sell on your dropshipping stores. And in this video, we are going to talk about Amazon's Movers and Shakers. Quick intro and let's go. What's up, everybody? Hope you're all having a wonderful day today. My name is Luan from AutoDS. I'm the content manager and I've also been dropshipping for the last several years. And in this video, we are going to cover Amazon's Movers and Shakers. One of the many product research strategies that I also implement on my stores. I know several dropshippers who are also implementing the same methods and they are finding success with it. That is why I'm also sharing these strategies with you so that you can have your own success story. And hey, who knows, maybe one day I will interview you on our channel and we will talk about your success story. So for those who don't know, Amazon's Movers and Shakers is a category inside Amazon where you can find the products that are really trending, the ones that are selling the most in the last 24 to 48 hours. And this is really important. So it doesn't really matter if you're dropshipping on eBay, Shopify, Facebook Marketplace, Wix or anywhere else, you can use this method to really find trending products to sell on your dropshipping stores. So let's see exactly how that is done. Let's head over to Amazon. And on the top, we're going to click on best sellers because Movers and Shakers is hiding inside there. So we click on best sellers and now you have the Movers and Shakers column right here. So I'm going to click on that. And as you see, it says right here, our biggest gainers in sales rank over the past 24 hours updated hourly. So if you want trending products, you're going to find it here. The other thing is knowing exactly which category to go inside because these books are not so relevant. Some of these cameras are relevant. Some aren't. They are definitely not relevant. So let's go over exactly what is relevant and where we can find the products. Now, why is it important to find biggest gainers over the last 24 to 48 hours? That is because the products that we're selling last month, they may still be relevant for this month. But products that we're selling six months ago, one year ago, are most likely not relevant for products that will sell today. So here we are going to get Amazon's biggest gainers over the last 24 hours. And that will simply give us a great indication of what's selling today. If you want to get a quick brief introduction on the best dropshipping categories, you can use the Amazon's movers and shakers blog article that we have. I will leave a link right below this video. And there you can simply scroll down a little bit and get here to the dropshipping niches for Amazon's movers and shakers. And here are the relevant categories. So you can break it down right here, or you can simply watch this video and see what I'm going to do. So once you find the right categories, in this case, I'm just going to head over to patio lawn and garden. This is definitely one of my favorite categories for dropshipping. And once we're inside this category, here you can see the best movers and shakers, the best items that we're selling in the last 24 hours in this category. So what I'm going to do here is simply choose a product that has great reviews that also fits the dropshipping business model, which is almost every product inside this category. Of course, if you're going to try to sell an item that you are not allowed to resell, let's say it's a copyrighted or trademark item, when you try to add it to AutoDS, AutoDS will simply let you know, hey, this product, you're not allowed to resell it, the manufacturer or the brand is so and so. And then you will simply cancel that import process. So you have a layer of protection when you're working with AutoDS. If you're doing everything manually, it's going to be that much harder. Your store will be at risk since you won't know what you can and what you cannot sell. Of course, business automation, saving your time when you're importing products, automating your orders, automating your price and stock monitoring and all of that, scalability, scale to success and start making those profits. Let's take it back one second. So let's choose an item from here that I want to get from the movers and shakers. Okay, so in this case, I'm going to go with this inflatable pool float set, volleyball net and basketball hoops. This is a great item to sell right now during the summer. And for those who don't know, we also have the best dropshipping products to sell during the summer. So we have an article and also a video on that. Same goes for the best products to sell in July and in August. So we're doing these videos at least two to three times a week. And we're having them all on our YouTube channel. So make sure to subscribe if you have not subscribed to our YouTube channel yet. If you are new, we're giving great content, great value. Let's get back to the video because I have a tendency of always going out a little bit and talking about different things. So this is an item that I want to add to my store. Amazon has it as a number one best seller in full size inflatable pools. And as I mentioned about those summer dropshipping products and the best products to sell on July and on August, we're definitely recommending inflatable pools inside those and also other pool accessories going back once again. This is a product that is selling well in the last 24 hours. And I know that inflatable pools are really hot right now. If you watch our videos and read our articles, you will also understand this. So what I'm going to do in this case, I want to add this product to my store. And of course, this is not the only product that I want to add. So let's just open it in a new tab. OK, so I'm going to leave that open here in a new tab. And let's get some more items. Bug zapper, great seller. Let's add that one to Halloween doormat. So right now we're nearing the end of July. It's going to be August and then September and then October. So in just a couple of few months from now, we have Halloween coming up. So let's keep that on the side of our minds. By the way, we also have an e-commerce calendar and Autodia. So you can always know what holidays are coming up and prepare for them on time so that you will definitely be ahead of your competition there. Floating pool lights. Let's add that one to and this sunshade right here. Let's add that one. So right now I already got one, two, three, four items to add to my store from Movers and Jakers. Let's also add this expandable water hose. OK, so I opened five new tabs right here with these products that I want to add. And by the way, I can also add all of the items that I'm seeing here on this page. It's completely up to you. All of these products are proven winners. So you can definitely go ahead and add all of them. Let me show you the different scenarios of adding these products to your store. But the main thing that you need to see here is all of the products that we have in Movers and Jakers, as you see, we have more pages here. They are all hot. They are all trending. And this is a great way to conduct your product research. And this is only in the patio lawn and garden category. So of course, you can check out all of these relevant dropshipping categories. Once again, if you want to filter out the ones that are relevant for dropshippers, just check out our article. We broke it down for you there. As mentioned earlier, go inside each and every one of these categories and start adding these products from Amazon's Movers and Jakers. Once again, this is a great way to research your products. Of course, not every product is going to sell. But once your products will start to sell inside Amazon's Movers and Jakers, simply start adding more products that are similar to that one that sold for you. And this way, you're going to multiply yourselves more and more. But if you have no idea what products you want to sell, and you don't want to copy other dropshippers, that is also a good strategy. But on the one hand, it takes a lot of time. On the other hand, you'll see dropshippers selling for really low prices. And it'll be hard for you to compete with them one on one. So what we're doing here is we're creating our own product trends. We don't need to see what our competitors are doing. Once again, that is a good strategy, but you should implement different strategies on your dropshipping stores. So, for example, you're going to add 50 or 100 products from Movers and Jakers. Then you're going to add another 50 or 100 products that you're copying from other dropshippers. But once again, always try to differentiate yourself from the competition. Make yourself stand out with your product pages. Have different titles for your products. Play around with your products description. Play around with the products images. And by the way, soon we're going to have a cool new feature on AutoDS to help you really stand out with your images, not just adding watermarks, but doing a lot more great stuff on the photo editor inside AutoDS to really make yourself stand out. So it doesn't matter once again, where you're dropshipping eBay, Shopify, Facebook. This is going to be relevant for all of you. So once again, this is a great way to research for products. Let's get to the importing process. So we know that we want to add as many products as possible from Amazon's Movers and Jakers. We know that some of these products are going to sell for us. And once they start selling, we'll start adding more variations that are similar to the products that are selling for us. That way, we're multiplying ourselves and multiplying our profits. So let's get to the import process now. On your AutoDS dashboard, click on add products. Here you can add either the by URL or the product ID, or you can upload a CSV file. The AutoDS finder will simply find products for you so you won't need Movers and Jakers, so it's not relevant for this video tutorial. So let's add those products that we saw. What we're going to do is grab the products URL. So we're going to go inside these product pages, these one, two, three, four, five tabs that we have here, and you can copy the whole URL or just the products ID, which is the ASIN, which is here in this case. But let me make it simpler for you guys. Let's just grab the whole URL and add it here in the add product section. Now we're going to make a line break and add the rest of the URLs or the product ID. So let's add this bug zapper, even though it's not in stock right now. But we're just going to take this as an example. You can still add it to your stores because it's going to be in stock soon. And as soon as it lands in stock, AutoDS will make it in stock on your stores too. So let's just copy the URL. In this case, add another line break at the URL for the floating ball. Another line break next product, which was the backyard shelter. Another line break and just keep adding them right here one by one. So this is one way to add products to your store. And it simply does all of the work for you. All you need to do is add the products URL, as I just showed you guys here. The suppliers, Amazon, the region is the United States. Choose whatever advanced options you want. And then you have a choice whether you want to add all of these products as a draft, create and publish them directly to your store. So they'll go live, schedule them for a later date and time, optimize them in that in the meantime, or edit the upload settings. So go through all of the settings, the pricing settings, all of the products, optimization settings before you add them to your store. So those are the options that you have in this case. I'm simply going to add them as a draft. So I'm going to click on add as a draft, make sure that the store is the right store. And now they will all be imported to the draft section of my store. As you see, the item is being added to drafts. Click here to track the progress or simply go to your drafts page. And here you will be able to optimize all of the products before importing them to your store, having them go live, and then people will be able to buy them. So in this case, as you see here, creating drafts one out of five in progress, we can click on view details to see what's going on in every one of these products. Here we have an error. Let's see what happened here. So I'm just going to hover over the error. It contains a vero word keyword pipe. In this case, I know that the product is not vero. So I will add it to my store as long as it's not the brand or manufacturer. So if you see that the vero is in the brand or manufacturer, you know that you have a problem. Don't continue with the import process. But if it's something in the product's description, it's not a big problem. As long as you know that this product is not trademark or copyrighted, you can go ahead and force upload. So we're going to click right here, force upload. Now, while the rest of the products are being imported to our drafts page, this is one way to import those products. And it really takes just one or two minutes. The other way to do it is by simply clicking on import to auto DS inside the product page, as you can see here. So as long as I click on import to auto DS, this product will be imported to the draft section of my store instead of copying the by URL here and adding it in the ad products. That's another way to do it. The third way to do it is once you find your best seller, like, let's say I added this product and it actually sold for me. Once the product sells, of course, you can go to any one of the twenty five plus supported suppliers that auto support today and look for different variants, different features, different products that relate to that one that is selling for you. For this example, inflatable pool floats sold one time, at least one time for me from Amazon's movers and shakers. Now, what I'm going to do next is search for more inflatable pool floats. So here's one example. I can search for it on Amazon and once again, you can search on any one of the supported suppliers. So let's just jump on to Walmart for a second example. And let's get all of their inflatable pool floats, too. Let's make it harder for our competitors to find our products. Once they see that we're working with more than one supplier, they can find everything in one supplier. They're going to go to different drop shippers and start looking at them. So let's make the game more difficult for them, too.  We want to add as many products as possible because it worked for us. We added it from Amazon's movers and shakers. It sold. Now we want more. So what you're going to do is download and install the AutoDS Chrome dropshipping helper extension. As you can see, I have it here on the bottom right. And of course, you're going to need that if you're going to use the one click importer that I showed you before. So what we're going to do is land on the product search page on our suppliers page. So in inflatable pool floats, I'm going to scroll down all the way so that all of the products will load up. Then I'm going to click on extract. Now all of the 26 inflatable pool floats that we have here on Walmart are extracted into this little extension. I'm going to click on export at CSV. And as you see, a Walmart export CSV file was downloaded onto my computer. The next step is to head back to AutoDS. Click on add products and then click on upload CSV. Here you can drag and drop that CSV file that was downloaded onto your computer or double click on it to open up your file browser window. Double click on that CSV file, give it a couple of seconds. And now you see it says file is uploaded. Now all of those 26 products are going to be imported to my store to either the product section or to the draft section, whatever I choose over here. So in this case, I'll just add them all as a draft so I can optimize them. The supplier source, we're going to choose Walmart. The region is the United States. Choose your advanced options and add them as a draft. And now, as you see, creating draft zero out of 26 in progress. So all of the 26 products that I had in that CSV file will soon be on the drafts page here. And now, as you can see, the products that I started adding one by one, when I copied the URL or the product ID. So here's that garden hose, the bug zapper, inflatable pool, floating ball lights, and there is still one more that's in progress. So now it's four out of five, as you can see here. And that is pretty much it. That is how simple it is to import products to your drop shipping stores and have the price automated, the stock and even automatic orders, customer service, easy returns, everything else that comes along with it. That's not the point of this video. I just want to show you guys some extra perks that you can use when you're drop shipping. And this is really the way if you want to scale and really make some great profits at the end of the month. So that pretty much sums up Amazon's movers and shakers, how you can work with them, how you can find great products to sell from here and what to do once those products start selling. So I hope that this video was informational for you guys. Start adding Amazon's Movers and Shakers products right after watching this video. Don't just add five or 10, add at least 20, 30, even 50, if you can 100. You will start noticing those cells really, really quick because those products are trending right now. I hope that you found this video informational. If you found the value in it, give us a like, give us a share so that your friends and family can also learn about the wild and amazing world of drop shipping. And we will also know that you appreciate content like this. Thank you for watching. Good luck with your product research. Happy drop shipping and great sales and profiting.


get started. Welcome everybody. I'm Cliff Lynch. I'm the Director of the Coalition for Networked Information. And you've joined us today for the summary session for week three of the fall CNI 2020 virtual member meeting. Just to refresh your memory, week three was focused on standards, technology and infrastructure primarily. And it consisted both of real-time project briefings and a number of pre-recorded project briefings. Recordings for all of the live sessions should now be available for you. The purpose of this session, which we've held for week one and week two already, is really just for me to reflect a little bit on some of the themes I heard emerging out of the presentations and to hear from you about themes you heard emerging from the presentations or other reflections, thoughts or questions that you'd like to share. As is the case in the preceding two sessions, while I've allocated an hour for this, I really probably only have at most 20 minutes of comments. And after that, it's really up to the attendees how long they want to continue and how many thoughts and questions and reflections they have to share. For this session, I think that rather than trying to do a moderated Q&A or something, we'll just use the chat, although if you want to use the Q&A tool, you can use that too. And also, if you want to make comments by voice, just raise your hand. And I can turn your microphone on or Diane can and we'll go that way. So we will stay fairly informal about it. So let me dive in and let me stress going into this that it's not my intention here to summarize every session. This is not a replacement for attending the sessions that you're interested in. There are some sessions I'm not going to mention at all because they don't fit into any of the particular narratives or observations that I wanted to make. And that's in no way intended as a slight of those sessions. So please bear that in mind as we go through. So one of the first things that I noted that was interesting is that we're starting to talk more about digital preservation as a service or more accurately maybe as a bundle of different services that can be applied across a landscape in a relatively repository agnostic way and that really invites us to think much less about preservation as something that happens in a big monolithic repository somewhere and really something that's considerably more, I don't know how to say it, agile that can fold in services that are not necessarily services of your own making but you can build on services that other parts of the community make. We saw one presentation on that called PrezQT out of Notre Dame and we also saw a really exciting update from Yale about their emulation as a service. And interestingly enough, we saw at least the beginnings of a bridge between these in the sense that one of the things that PrezQT can do is actually invoke emulation as a service. I think there's a lot more to be done along these lines and I think that it really is perhaps a very helpful reminder of the importance of thinking architecturally about this. We see this same kind of thinking, interestingly, in a couple of the other presentations. There must be something in the water in Notre Dame or something because I was also looking at a pre-recorded presentation that they shared with us about microservices for operating across a whole pile of boutique repositories representing archives, museums, and special collections, which again had this kind of architectural character to it that I found quite provocative. It was not surprising but certainly worth noting that issues around how to codify and make real the fair principles pervaded a number of sessions. Herbert von Dessampel and Martin Klein gave a nice example of how those interact with ideas that they've been developing in recent years around signposting. Again, in another example of the composition of services, PrezQT allows data curators to connect up with a fair evaluation service that's been available on the network. Another noteworthy thing in a completely different direction was the continuing quest for appropriate platforms and strategies to do what I would characterize broadly speaking as controlled digital lending. Basically, the need to be able to loan documents in digital format to circulate material in the current environment where it's impractical or impossible to get to the physical material. We're seeing a lot of different variations on that. We had a very nice report from one of our institutions on that, which unfortunately I just want to note was not recorded. I'm sorry if you missed this presentation by Brown University, but they asked us not to record it so that they could talk a little bit more frankly about some of the design decisions they made. I'm sure if you're interested that the presenters would be happy to talk with you individually about that, though. It's worth noting that they drew significantly on some similar work that was done at Princeton. I'm not sure whether we've had a formal presentation on the Princeton work, although certainly I've heard about it in some detail. Also related to the pandemic, we saw a very interesting presentation that for me raised quite a few questions. This was from Clemson, and it was about tracking occupancy in various kinds of spaces and managing occupancy. This ranged all the way from ensuring that capacity constraints around density could be met to running what are essentially reservation systems for seats. I'll just share two reflections from this, and I'm aware of a number of other campuses who are working with this same kind of technology, although each campus has its own variations. The first is that I really wonder how much of this is going to continue after we come out of this pandemic. In order to avoid queuing, to avoid crowding, a tremendous number of activities have moved to appointments, to reservation systems essentially, and those systems are very attractive in some ways to patrons, whether they're patrons at the local Motor Vehicles Bureau or whether they're patrons trying to use a special collection or whatever, study space. I do wonder a lot, now that we've made the investment in these systems, how many of them we're going to retain as it no longer becomes essential to use them for public health reasons. You can ask the same kind of questions about a number of contactless systems or practices that are being put in place elsewhere in the society, everything from proximity swipes on credit cards all the way through contactless check-in in hotels. The other thing, though, that was very striking to me about the system, and I don't really intend this as a critique so much as an observation is that as institutions have had to move very fast to get these kinds of systems in place, they are creating a Pandora's box of privacy problems. These systems collect a lot of data and they've been put in place often with very little thinking about how do we anonymize the data, when do we anonymize it, how long do we keep it, who gets to look at it. I don't know what the answers to these are, but I think that if anything, they have really accelerated the urgency of grappling with a lot of issues around data governance and privacy in our institutions by raising the stakes substantially. Another very different project that I want to really make sure gets underscored is the work that the University of California at San Diego reported on about reconstructing the Temple of Bell, a destroyed temple that was part of the broader destruction of Palmyra in Syria. They used some very interesting and sophisticated techniques to move from photographs that had been taken of the temple before it was destroyed at various points during its evolution to reconstructing a three-dimensional model. This is actually, to be fair, part of a much broader set of efforts to reconstruct a lot of buildings and indeed even cities, archaeological sites that have been destroyed in places like the Middle East primarily. We're getting actually pretty good at this. We're getting quite good at documenting physical structures which which we can we can be served very well by that documentation if something happens. You may recall, for example, some years ago we had a very nice presentation, a keynote, at CNI about work that was ongoing to use laser technology to produce extremely detailed architectural models of French churches. I was put in mind of that work much more recently when they had that enormous fire in Notre Dame in France at the cathedral there. Now I understand they're using those very detailed kinds of architectural documentation to help with the reconstruction. I think we're going to be facing a lot of this in coming years. One of the things that was very evident when you looked at what UC San Diego was doing was that in the short term this was pretty human labor intensive, but that at the same time this was exactly the kind of work that looks extremely amenable to machine learning in the relatively near term. So I think there's a lot to think about here. Another aspect of this is essentially crowd sourcing reconstruction by using pictures that are part of an archival record that are in special collections and amassing a body of evidence to reconstruct with. A third dimension is how this helps to support a case for archives that are digitized and that can be readily used computationally. So I think there's a lot to think about carefully here. I would just note also that there are some substantial lines of work that have been blazed in this area over the last decade or more. I'm thinking back for example to a system that I believe came out of Microsoft research called Photosynth where you could get a whole lot of pictures that different people had taken of a scene from different points of view and stitched them together. That kind of technology again is potentially very relevant here. Another theme that we've been hearing about as this conference has progressed has been about how we take things that are very in person and move them virtual and in future how we maybe should think about putting the virtual and the real back together in new ways. One of the interesting examples of that this week was a presentation from Maggie Milo of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who's looking at maker spaces and is looking at how as we reopen maker spaces we might make them more welcoming. She's going to build what's essentially a VR maker space in order to experiment in this area as she moves on from her initial data collection. I think that's a really interesting project to watch and we've already seen several other interesting examples over the course of the conference about how we take activities that we used to do in person, split them between being in person and being remote so that you only need minimal people there, how you project these spaces into virtual spaces. I think we'll see more of that in the coming weeks. I think it's a very useful discussion to continue thinking about. It will help inform not just how we operate in the virtual environment but perhaps how we can operate better in the mixed physical and virtual environment to come. Those are a few of the observations that I wanted to share. As I said, I am making no effort to systematically cover every session or every pre-recording video. That would take much more time than we have here and you've got all of the source evidence available except for the Brown presentation. But rather to just try and extract a few broader themes. So with that, I see we've got a question or comment and I'll respond to that in a minute. But let me invite others of you to raise your hand, put comments in the chat or put comments in the Q&A tool. This question is from Don Waters. He is interested about the value of architectural thinking in which related services are proactively designed to work together. Here is an evergreen question. How do we foster this kind of design? APIs is necessary clearly but not sufficient. They need to be in the right places with the right functionality. Service providers are not always interested in interoperability because they want to build monoliths or they are unaware of useful interrelations. I think all of those things are very accurate. I think that maybe one thing that is becoming clearer to me is that we have a tendency or have in the past had a tendency to think about these kind of monolithic systems for doing things like repositories to preserve things. And we need to back off from that kind of monolithic thinking. It is not just about APIs. It is maybe about taking problems in smaller pieces, not trying to do everything. It seems to me to be more than just APIs and and more about how you scope services and how you compose services together. And I wish I had a more articulate way of saying that. It is an observation that has been kind of creeping up on me as I have looked at the evolution of systems and linkages between systems over the past four or five years. Some of it maybe is hidden in some of the discussions that people have had about microservice architectures. But I also think we need to look realistically at how smoothly these things compose and fit together and how usable they are in collections. I am really going to be interested as PressQT matures a bit to play with that system and see how easy it is not just to integrate another service into it, but as an end user of the system to find my way among services and leverage across services. I think that is a really key question that hasn't always been kind of rigorously tracked. So those are a couple of reflections, but I am not sure it is a great answer. I wish I had a better one, Don. Other comments? What stood out to you all among the presentations for week three? Or what were you really surprised not to see anything on? That is always an interesting thing to consider, too. What did I expect to see and didn't see anything about no takers on this? I am very surprised, given how many very smart and very insightful people I see in the audience here. I am quite surprised that nobody wants to jump in with an observation. I will throw out one, which is that certainly in the broad area of technology, I would have expected perhaps to see a bit more about machine learning. On the other hand, I continue to try to understand exactly who is really doing what with machine learning inside of organizations. It is clear, for example, that there are a significant number of digital humanities projects that are incorporating various kinds of machine learning technologies. It is not clear to me, though, that our institutions are doing a lot of machine learning as opposed to trying to make, for example, collections that they steward friendlier to machine learning. I think that trying to get a somewhat better understanding of that may be an interesting issue in the months ahead. If anybody would like to make a verbal comment or set of observations, please just raise your hands and we will turn your microphone on and make that happen. Wow. I am hearing deafening silence out here. Perhaps if there are no further questions or additional observations, we will simply wind up a little early and you will get a little bit of time back today. I will offer a final call for comments and observations on week three. Hearing none, I will invite you to join us starting tomorrow for week four. We have got some really interesting things lined up for week four, including a couple that are really just lovely. I look forward to sharing them with you. I will note that I believe, as of today, have released the week four prerecorded videos. There are many fewer of those than for week three. For some reason, we got a tremendous number of sessions for week three relative to the other weeks. Many of them really were the kind of thing that was highly amenable to a prerecorded video. We had a lot of those for week three. We only, if I recall correctly, have something like three or four prerecorded videos for week four. I hope you will enjoy those. I hope you will join us for some of the week four sessions. Final call for observations or comments that anybody wants to make. Hearing none, I will thank you for joining us. I look forward to seeing you tomorrow or later in the week. Thanks for being with us today.


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Not much, but we'll get them sooner or later. Dick, I'm thinking about buying a new saddle. How much will it cost me? Well, I'll show you what we got, Sheriff. We have them at three or four prices, depending on how good a saddle you want. Good morning, Mr. Platt. Morning, Lappin. Good to see you, Sheriff. How's things out your way, Sheriff? I'm worried about rustlers. It seems anybody else. What's new on them? Well, we're ready for them this time if they strike again. You can wait on him first, Dick. I'll be having a look at the saddle. Lappin, you got any 30-30 rifle cartridges? Oh, lots of them. Hmm. You might call it that. I'd be careful about game, Mr. Platt.  There's no closed season on two-legged game in this country. Two-legged? A game that works on two- Do you mean Bob Noble, don't you, Shell? Now, look here. That feud between you and Noble is liable elite to kill him. I want to stop.  Where's my box of shells, Lappin? All right here, Mr. Platt. I'll get hold of Bob and bring you two together. We'll work out your difficulties if we have to. I wouldn't be seen on the same side of the street with that hombres-sheriff. Not even if he was dead. Put these on my bill, Lappin. Carol, rustlers are routed again. What's that? Rustlers. Here, rustlers. They're taking my cattle. If we can put a posse on our trail, we can grant them this time. A posse standing by, ready to go. Now, you put them on the trail then. I saw Roy Rogers heading for the cafe as I went by. I'll see if he can help us. This looks like the chance we've been waiting for.  That goes for me, too. Oh, convolutions. Another ten minutes, and I could have finished the chapter of the book I'm writing. I found the hoof prince leading toward sick points. All right. We'll let the sheriff and his posse follow him. We'll take the shortcut over the mountains. Maybe we'll be able to put him in a pocket. All right. Are they yours, Tom? I can't see from this distance. They may be. Well, don't forget now, Roy. The pen is mightier than the sword. You can throw your pen at them, Jonah. I'm going to use a gun. Oh, fudge. Tom, we'll ride down on them from this side. You go back and tell the posse to close in fast. You bet, Roy. Dale, Jonah, make all the noise you can when we're coming up to the herd. We'll have a better chance of taking the rustlers if we stampede the cattle. The escaping rustlers. In seconds he is pulled abreast of one. Roy leaps at the man pulling him from his horse. The two men fall to the ground heavily. They struggle. They guess the upper hand begins to subdue the outlaw. At the same time, Jonah rides alongside the other rustler, bulldogs him. They hit the ground together. Dale is there dismombing. She puts a gun on the rustler. I'll bring this embryo over there. And we'll wait for the posse. It'll be coming along soon. We've got two of them anyway, Sheriff. And that makes a good start. Head for town. You're on the way to the lockup. Yeah, sure. The way I twisted my hand when I took that fella off his horse, I bet you I won't be able to do no writing for a week. Another week of grace for the world. Poo. Now you two quit kidding, Jonah. We wouldn't have had both of these rustlers if it hadn't been for him.  Don't you, Jonah? My apologies, generals, boys. Poo. What's the matter? Don't you feel well, Jonah? Yes, I feel fine. I say just fine. But where's that well-known temper of yours?  Save your breath. As soon as we get these armors to jail, we'll pick up Bullitt and have him trail the rest of the gang. Ah-ha. We'll have to do it alone, too. The boss is busy rounding up the cattle we stampeded. Listen, what was that? Maybe we won't have to go for Bullitt after all. Sheriff, can you get these armors back to town alone? Wait, Roy. The sound came from the direction of Bob Noble's ranch. Yeah, it did sound like it. I met Sheldon Platt in the hardware store earlier this morning buying 30-30 ammunition. He said he was going after two-legged game. The feud, his family and Bob Noble. Convolutions. You attend to these two, Sheriff. Dale and Jonah and I will see where that shot came from. We'll see you later. Here. We'll walk up to the house and find out. I mean, I got to figure out a title. Boy, I'd a whole lot rather fight a gang of rustlers than have a feud break out between two of our friends. You see now, people I have known and quite about them. What are you talking about, Jonah? Oh, the title for my book. I got almost a whole chapter wrote, Roy, and I ain't selected the title yet. You may not live to select the title if you don't keep your mind on your business. You see, the friends and enemies of Jonah Wilde during the first 61 years of his career. Yeah. A lot of good you're talking, did, Roy. Yeah, I know. It'll be all right for a set of books. It's too long for one note. Come on here, Jonah. Wake up. Oh, say, Roy, and Dale, too, there's something I've been wanting to ask you about, a delicate matter. This is a fine time to think about it. Just how delicate, Jonah. Well, you see, Dale... Howdy. Interruption's always interrupted. This is an unexpected pleasure. Hi, Bob. Hello, Mr. Noble. Come in, won't you? Thanks. We can't stay. We're out after the gang that tried to wrestle Tom Heald's cattle, and we heard a shot fired off in this direction. Yes, I heard it, too, Roy. You don't know what it was? No, I haven't given it much thought. I just naturally exposed my boy, young Bob, the spot of the coyote. He's riding the North Range somewhere. That's a relief. See now, stories nobody would listen to. That's a good title. We were a little worried about you. Otherwise, we wouldn't have bothered coming to your house. About me? Why? On account of the feud between you and Shell Plant. Well, it's nice of you to think about me, Roy, but I don't reckon our feud has ever reached the shooting stage. Shell might fence off a water hole. It could reach the shooting stage, though, Bob. Oh, no, no, no. The sheriff ran into a plant this morning by an 30-30 ammunition. Said he was after a two-legged game.  No, he isn't. I wish I was. Well, you folks, excuse me. I'll get my horse. I don't believe plants would kill anybody, but all the same, I'd like to check and see that young Bob's all right. Well, we'll go with you. If anything has happened to your boy, you may need help. Well, I'm just wasting your folks' time. I know I am. Shell Plant isn't mean enough to take a spite out on a man's family. Well, it won't hurt to make sure. And then we'd all feel better. Poor cats and friends, I have no. Now, well, that ain't bad. Easy trigger. Listen, he sees something. Poor cats and friends, I have no. It's pretty good. Whoa, whoa, steady boy. Hey, look there. The others look in the direction Roy indicates. At first they see nothing but the great silent rocks that are common to the country. The air is still. I don't see anything, Roy. Wait. It's gone now. They look again. Still nothing. Now, a slight movement behind the rocks. Someone is hiding there. Roy's hand goes to his garden. Come out from there. Make a snappy. Again, silence. The hidden person is out of sight again. Come on, or we'll ride after you. A slight movement. A man, a very young man, appears. His body sways. He takes a step out into the open, staggering. It's young Bob. He's hurt. Son! Let's get over there to him. Nothing's a matter. Let me alone. He's been wounded. I'm all right. Well, you don't look all right to me. Why, he can hardly stand. No, I never will get tired of with all this to do. I don't need you. Well, what are you doing here? I can take care of my own affairs. He's passed out. The wounds, Roy. Thank you, folks. Look after Bob. I got something else to do. Stay right where you are. Now, you better take it easy, Mr. Noble. I'll take it easy after I she shall platly and dead. And I'm a vet now, Noble. I'll hunt plat down just like any other coyote. Come back here.  Let me loose, Roy. Here, here. Now, calm down. It's the first thing you know. You spent five or ten years behind bars making license plates for automobiles. I believe it now. Hey, cut it out. I'm trying to help you, Bob. No, no.   Bob, I hate to do this. I know you'll be sorry later. Don't play me much when your son has been shot. All right. Let's see what we can do for the boy. Say, do you like to raid the kitchen much as folks around double our bar ranch do?  The cooks loved to nibble on post-sugar crisp right out of the package, just like candy. That's right. It's that good. And of course, post-sugar crisp was just made to brighten up breakfast. Mmm, just poured into a big bowl with milk or cream. You don't need sugar. That delicious, candy-coated puffed wheat is just sweet enough. You'll love it served the same way between meals, too, as a special snack or just before bedtime. Post-sugar crisp is fun to eat all day long. There's lots of wholesome goodness in post-sugar crisp, too. It gives you wheat for nourishment, the sugar and honey coating for quick energy. So how about it? Have you tried post-sugar crisp yet?  Young Bob Noble lies on the ground while Roy, with Dale's and John's assistance, attends his wound. The boy's father gets unsteadily to his feet and tries to piece together all that has happened. How Roy, Dale and Jonah were trailing Brussels and came to the ranch on hearing a gunshot. How they found young Bob wounded, probably by shell-plat. Noble remembers now.  His anger mounts. His determination to kill Shell is renewed, but the others are paying no attention to him. I'm all right, I tell you, I don't want to go to any doctor. What you want makes no difference. We're going to take you to the doctor.  No, I won't do that. Mr. Noble. Hey. What? We're going to take your boy into the doctor now. We want you to come along. All right. Look here, Bob. I'm mighty sorry I had to hit you. Roy had to do it, Mr. Noble. If he'd let you go, you'd have ridden out of here and tried to kill Shell-plat. Yeah, I know. I would have killed him. But you can't hold me back forever, Rogers. Well, this is your boy who's hurt, Bob. It seems to me you'd want to help us with him. Yeah. All right. Sure. That's the stuff. You'll feel a lot better when you have time to think things out. Lift his shoulders here. We'll get him up on the horse. Noble does as Roy asks, and on the ride to Mineral City seems resigned those solemn. At the doctor's office, he waits until the doctor says his son is out of danger, then disappears. Roy, Dale, and Jonas stay on, however, because the doctor is called away, and young Bob is in no condition to be left alone. I'm getting out of here. Not yet, I'm afraid. The doc said you were to rest here for a couple of hours. Curious, folks, in what they've done. Yeah, no, no kicking that. This is no good. This is no good. Oh, you don't want to leave without your dad, Bob. He'll be back soon. He's over the sheriff's office, making a report on the shooting. What's the interfering in my affairs for? I can attend to my own business. I don't need help. Oh, dad, man, stop this noise, will you? How can I think of a title for my book with your big bazoon going all the time? Well, Jonah, you didn't exactly whisper. People don't understand an artist at work. Do they, Jonah? No, sir, Roy, they don't.  A little long, but it's good thinking. What's he jabbering about? Who knows? Well, my book.  It's a book all about... Look, I'm not fooling. I'm going to get out of here. Yeah, you see there? Proves my point right there.  Dad has no right to interfere in my affairs. Roy, Roy, I need help. What's the matter, Sheriff? Bob Noble has a crowd around him. He's organizing a gang of his friends to write out and get Shell Platts. Oh, I knew something like that would happen, Roy. Shell Platts? Yes, for wounding you. But why go after him? He's no good, but he's never been... Look here, fella.  I'm not saying who did it. That's my business and mine alone. And Roy, we'd better hurry. We don't want any angry mobs in this country. Go ahead, Roy. I'll stay with Bob. All right. Only keep him here. Do whatever you have to, but keep him here until we can get back. He didn't kill anybody. There's no reason... You're coming along all the same, Mr. Platts. I won't spend one minute in jail. I haven't done anything that rates trouble with the law. Shell, we're taking you to jail to save your life. You only think you're taking me. He's going to draw, Roy. Hold it, Platts. Jonah, take his gun, will you? Sure thing. By doggies, I didn't see your hand move, Roy, but you sure grabbed a gun from Summers. Give me that thing, you polecat. Don't touch my gun! You pigeon-toed chissacatch! You love that, Brad! I bet you he'll have more respect for his country now. Say, my old sidekick is really all right. Jonah, I'm proud of you. Ten star. I've been trying my best to hold my temper, but I just naturally get my hackles up when somebody hits an old soldier, especially if it's me. Come on, get up, Platts.  We're wasting our time unless we move fast. This shortcut will save us a lot of time. We'll need every minute. It'd be rough if we met Noble and his mob on the way to Platts Ranch. People nobody wants to hear about. Oh, no. I hope we do meet them. I'll take Noble on any day of the week. If we figured right, Sheriff, they'll be riding the main trail, not cutting through the mountains. They'll be servicers and a small boy in a woodshed. Maybe he senses something we don't. Better stop, I guess. Hey, somebody's coming up this trail. For beyond the next bend of the mountain trail comes the sound of approaching horsemen, a large group. Roy, Jonah, the sheriff and their prisoner wait tensely to see if what they dread is true. The riders are coming nearer at a steady clip. Their voices can be heard distinctly. The hoofbeats of their horses are... Suddenly, the leader appears around the bend, then the first of his followers. Take the lead. We'll hold them off. The only place you'll be safe is in the cell. Ride for all your work if you want to live. Safe in here for the time being. Glad that excitement knocked all them titers right out of my head. Noble and his men are outside, Sheriff. They better not try anything. I've got an arsenal in here. Well, give me a gun. I'll shoot it out with Noble any day of the week. You'll stay right where you are, Platts. These men are neighbors, even if they are overly excited. Overly excited, he says. Sheriff, I'll try to make it across the street to the Doc's office. Don't do it, Roy. Those men outside are just looking for an excuse to use guns. We've got to have a statement from young Noble to know for sure that Shell tried to kill him.  Well, I'll have to chance it. Things can't go on this way. Outside, Roy faces the sullen men. He starts across the street. His eyes look directly into the eyes of the men standing in his path. He walks toward them. He steps firm, unwavering. The men step aside. No word is spoken. A low murmur from the sidelines now and then, but no word is said aloud. Roy reaches the sidewalk. His back is toward the crowd now, but it does not turn. He goes straight ahead. He reaches the Doc's office, opens the door, and steps inside. Chance like that. Where's young Bob? The inner office. He's been here for quite a while, but he's calmed down now. Yeah, but only for now. There's trouble, Bob. I want a straight answer. Was it Shell Platt who shot you? I told you before I can fight my own battles. I can't take time to argue. Wait, look out this window, Bob. See those men? Your dad's leading them. They're here to wreck the jail and get Shell Platt. What am I supposed to do? Cry? Shell's no friend of ours. They're gonna take the law into their own hands unless we stop them. So what? He's no good, Roy. He's just no good. Your dad's leading them. If Platt's killed, the law will hold your dad for murder. I want the truth, Bob. Is Platt the man who shot you? Come on, answer me, Bob. I'm in a spot, Roy. You bet you're in a spot. Oh, not like that. What I mean is, if I talk, I'm in trouble. Is the trouble bad enough so you'd let your dad be found guilty of murder? No. No, I guess not. Well, then talk. Platt didn't shoot me. That's what I thought. Let's open this window. Now, you're gonna tell your dad what you just told me. I... I... Go on. Noble, Noble, look up here. Your boy wants to tell you something. Hold it! Hold it! Go on, Bob. Platt didn't shoot me. It wasn't Platt at all. Get out there, dad. Come in here, Noble. Come in here and he'll tell you in private.  No, sir, Rhee. Once you try new, improved post-toasties, the heap-good corn flakes, you'll get up and go for them, because you're heading for the best thing that's happened to corn since the Indians discovered it. Mmm, flakes of sweet kernel flavor, cracklin' fresh. They won't mush up in milk. Post-toasties, heap-good corn flakes, the best thing that's happened to corn since the Indians discovered it. Heap-good corn flakes, post-toasties, heap-good corn flakes. Say, big Indians, little Indians, everybody's wild about those fresh-tasting post-toasties. And with sugar and cream, they're heap-good nourishment, too. Tomorrow, head straight as an arrow for your favorite grocers and ask for new, improved post-toasties. Post-toasties, heap-good corn flakes, the best thing that's happened to corn since the Indians discovered it. Heap-good corn flakes, post-toasties, heap-good corn flakes. All right, Bob. Let's hear it, boy. He seems to be afraid. We're waiting, Bob. Let me see now. Jonah Wild's life among people. Mmm, very. In fact, he's very afraid. We're waiting, son. This is going to be tough on you, dad. Might be even tougher on the man who pulled the trigger. It wasn't Platt. It wasn't anybody you know. Dad, I... Well, I guess I'm a pretty bad son. I'm a member of the rustling gang. Go out. I double-crossed them, and they've got it in for me. You see, a couple of weeks ago, I needed some extra money. I took some that belonged to the gang. They found out about it, and, well, I... I guess I signed my own death warrant. I don't believe you, Bob. You wouldn't sign up with rustlers. I did, though. Roy, I... I guess I'd like to go to jail. I'll have the sheriff put you in a separate cell from the two rustlers we caught this morning. Yeah, I wouldn't live long in with them. Well, so long, dad. Bob. Bob, before we go over, let's talk a minute. You can't escape paying for what wrong you've done, but you can show that you're sorry and want to be on the right side of the log in. Do you want to tell us where the wrestling gang has its headquarters? I don't know, Roy. Let me think a minute. Civilized and uncivilized acquaintances. Yes, no nosing. Well, Bob? I'll... The headquarters is at halfway point, the cave there. If you've got two of them, besides me, there are eight men left. Thanks, Bob. This'll probably help you get a lighter sentence or a case comes up in court. Roy, if the men outside believe you, maybe you could put their energy to good use. Help take the wrestling gang, you mean? That's just what I aim to do, Dale. Jonah, aren't you going with Roy and the men? Yeah, well... Oh, oh, yeah. What's the matter with you pacing up and down and giggling and smirking that way? Oh, well, Dale, I got something on my mind. It's a real delicate. Yes, I think you mentioned something about that. Yes, mm-hmm. Yes, I'd been in training for it all day. I kept my temper when the sheriff was a golden me. Did you notice that? I noticed. Uh-huh. But you said you wanted help with this delicate matter. Yes, mm-hmm. Well, I can't very well help unless I know what to do. No, you can. Well, it... Well... Well, saying what I have to is... It's kind of... It's kind of embarrassing, Dale.  Oh, go ahead. All right. Well, I got almost a chapter of my book done. Yes? Yeah, uh, wrote by hand, though. And, uh... Yeah, well, it ought to be wrote by typewriter. Sure. Sure, well, yes, but the only typewriter in town, is owned by the... He's owned by the school marm. Well... Well, Dale, would you ask the school marm, if she'd please, to type my book? Me? Well, you ask her yourself. No, sure. Why, Jonah, why? Help her, Dale. I just can't help it, you know. Oh, sure. Every time that lady looks at me out from one of them long glasses, I just feel all the best go out of me, but I sort of will clean away the nothing. Well, Jonah... Well, get on out here if you're riding with us. Oh, yes, yes, sir, Roy. I'm coming. I'm coming. What's the matter with you? You look like... Jonah. You haven't got your weather eye out for some lady friend, have you? Well, I'll be a monkey's uncle, my old sidekick, 61 years a soldier, a private all the way, and he's about to lose the war. You seated saddle with a one-gated hawl, a girl, and until I... Folks, this is Roy Rogers saying to all of you, from all of us, goodbye, good luck, and may the good Lord take a liking to you. See you next week. Happy Tra- Oh, it's brought to you by Post-Series, each week at this same time, with the Whipper-Wills, Forrest Lewis, Dale Evans, and the King of the Cowboys himself, Roy Rogers, an art-brush production transcribed directed by Tom Hargis, scripted by Ray Wilson, music by Milton Charles. Featured in today's cast were Frank Hemingway, Herb Butterfield, Ralph Moody, Sam Edwards, and Bob Griffin. This is Art Ballinger speaking for P-O-S-T Post-Series. Happy Trails to Until It's about the clouds if we're together


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny. Welcome back to yet another FNAF news video and welcome to the month of November. First up, you may be wondering what happened to the Halloween special. Don't worry, it's still coming. Unfortunately though, my editing software completely crept itself and wiped all editing I had made for that video. So I've got to start over. I am very, very happy about that. Luckily at least we still got a bunch of exciting FNAF news for Halloween that we can talk about in today's video while we wait for the Halloween special. So if you're brand new to the channel, make sure subscribe. We're trying to get 50K by the end of the year. Also, while you're down there, hey, hit the like button. And now let's hop into the FNAF news. We've got a bunch to go through today. So we're going to try and rapid fire some of them. Such as this one, the announcement that FNAF 6 Mobile has gotten an update. The new update will bring subtitles for 11 different languages, new unlimited play tokens cheat, revamped vibrations and various fixes and improvements. Moving on to some brand new security breach apparel. It's a new week, which means we've got a new security breach shirt from Hot Topic. As you can see, you've got the four Glamrock animatronics and also Vanny lurking in the background. Definitely one of my favorites when it comes to the brand new shirts we've gotten from Hot Topic. And we also have a brand new security breach beanie brought to us by Spencer's. And it features those really weird renders of the Glamrocks. All right, let's move on now. The seventh, and yes, you heard that right, the seventh Tales from the Pizza Plex book has been announced. Titled Tales from the Pizza Plex number seven, Tiger Rock. And the cover features an animatronic Tiger who looks to be playing the guitar with a whole bunch of what looks like to me like scorpion tails coming out of his back or it could just be a whole bunch of arms, but I don't know, this looks terrifying. Honestly, super, super glad to have another animatronic character and not weird like one-off creatures. So tell me, what do you think about the seventh Tales book Tiger Rock in the comments down below? Next up for U2's news, we got the next U2's FNAF drop finally revealed to us. Austin, who works at U2's revealed in their discord server that Purple Guy, Golden Freddy and Springtrap will be included in the next U2's drop. And what you just saw there wore some new looks at the brand new upcoming figures. They showed off the back of Purple Guy's box with actually a quote from the SilverEyes novel, which I freaking love, they are home with me, their happiest day. And you can see a bit of the figure at the top. In a recent TikTok in the background, you could see Golden Freddy's box and it looks like he's gonna have the same pose he has in the office in FNAF one.  And finally, we don't get to see much of Springtrap, but this is what his box looks like so far. Once again, it was shown off in the background of a TikTok. Purple Guy has a early state of later this year and originally so did Springtrap. They did reveal they pushed them back to next year, but since they confirmed that all three of these are gonna be dropping at the same time, I'm assuming. They now have Springtrap ready for this year. So yeah, expect these three by the end of the year. Just a little bit of security breach news. We have security breach coming to NVIDIA GeForce Now, which is another streaming cloud gaming platform. And then we also have Freddy and Friends On Tour, nominated for the brand engagement category in the YouTube Streamys Award. Featured alongside Mr. Beast and Mark Rober with Team C's, Apex Legends, Hello Fresh, and Netflix, it's pretty crazy to see FNAF listed on there. So a massive shout out and congratulations to Steelwool and everyone who worked on Freddy and Friends On Tour. And hey, maybe this will make Steelwool realize that we want more Freddy and Friends On Tour and maybe we'll get some more episodes for the Ruin DLC. Who knows? The final topic for today's FNAF news video is the Fazbear Fanverse because we got a whole bunch of new info regarding three of the entries in the Fanverse for Halloween. The first one is FNAF Plus. This one is the least involved because all it features is a glowing pumpkin, a wet floor sign, and a tea, sir. Happy Halloween, notepad on the floor. However, if you do brighten it up, you can see an animatronic lurking in the background. Now, some people think this is Freddy, though I would like to point out something and that's that this character's teeth, compared to Freddy's teeth, are just a bit wider. So could this be our first look at a brand new animatronic? Maybe Springtrap, maybe Golden Freddy? Who knows? Moving on now to Pop Goes Evergreen, Kane showed off the Halloween trading cards that we're gonna see in the game. Skeleton Pop Goes, Zombie, Blake, Witch, Sarah, Ghost Saffron, Scarecrow Stone, Robot Manora, and Vampire Holly. Kane also showed off some brand new phone cases, the vintage phone, and the retro phone, which actually has two different styles. The third reveal was a brand new music track featured in Pop Goes Evergreen and also the 2.3.1 update release for Pop Goes Evergreen. And the final news topic for Pop Goes Evergreen is a look at a brand new Toy Freddy variant. Kane specifies that these are not nightmare versions of the toy characters. In fact, he says he doesn't even have a name for this group of characters just yet. But this is our first look at the new set of characters and my God, do they look terrifying. I'm very interested to see what the other characters in this group are going to look like, but Toy Freddy already has me so, so on edge. Leave your fan names for this characters in the comments down below. God, I don't even know what I'm gonna call this guy. Sleep paralysis, Toy Freddy, that's my name. Yeah, a very creepy new look at a new set of animatronics for Pop Goes Evergreen. I cannot wait to see more looks at these guys in the future, but now we're moving on to our last topic and that is the Joy of Creation Ignited Collection because we got our first look at the brand new Ignited Freddy model. The day before Halloween, Nixon revealed this teaser which showed off a terrifying VHS recording of the brand new model, getting us all very hyped for when he revealed the full model the next day and this is what it looks like. This is the reimagined Ignited Freddy for the Ignited Collection modeled by Venom. Textured, lit and rendered by Nixon straight out of Unreal Engine 5 and the amount of detail on this guy is genuinely insane. I seriously cannot get over how good this guy looks. I think the only complaint or a small nitpick I have is that the top jaw on the endoskeleton looks just a bit weird. In my opinion, I preferred only having the bottom one in the original Ignited Freddy model, but again, that is just a tiny, tiny nitpick on something that is genuinely so, so goddamn good. Nixon also revealed an update to the eyes saying that they're no longer going to have a phantom eye texture. Nixon also says he's been working on some sound design in that he's managed to make something that sounds like breathing and he hopes it's gonna be audible this time, which is pretty funny. So that is our first look at the reimagined Ignited Freddy model. Tell me what are your thoughts in the comments down below. Are you excited to see Chica, Bonnie, Foxy, all the other characters? And that's gonna do it for this Halloween of an afternoon's recap.  It seems like the fanverse is sweeping yet another holiday, which, hey, we love to see. I appreciate your patience with the Halloween video.  Trust me, I want it out too. And I'm also looking at my calendar and we have a whole bunch of videos lined up for November. If you haven't seen, we're getting a brand new Bendy game this month, which I'll talk about more in a future video, but I'm very, very excited for that. So a whole bunch of content this month and December. We're hopefully gonna wrap up 2022 with a whole bunch of banger content. So thank you so much for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.