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Hey, this is Brett with Summit Ford in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin your new and used Mustang and Mustang Mach-E headquarters and Today we are checking out our very first 2021 Mustang Mach-E This is a first edition and I'd like to give a big shout out to the owner of this vehicle This is already a sold order and he allowed us to do the video on it. So thank you for that This is the first edition with the 88 kilowatt hour extended battery Grabber blue metallic is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device Turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the looks and styling of the vehicle before seeing it in person This one comes with the 19 inch painted and polished aluminum rims. These are standard on the first edition Michelin Primacy 225 55 r19 tires Pretty normal tread pattern on there four-wheel disc brakes on the Mach-E here This is where you charge your vehicle. So your charger just plugs in right there and pretty easy to do Then that closes like so Comes with the led headlamps the led running lights Front bumper parking sensors and I'm sure those assist with the adaptive cruise control on this vehicle Get the good look at the Mustang logo there and then you have the camera up there for the 360 camera We'll take a look at the original window sticker. First thing I want to point out is they have Completely different door handles on these you just press this button and the doors will pop open like so Here's the original window sticker feel free to pause this. I'm not really going to go through everything Just some of the main points that it's the uh 2021 first edition all-wheel drive 88 kilowatt usable extended battery single speed transmission grabber blue metallic performance Our black performance active x with blue stitching Exterior options interior options are all standard equipment there as well as functional and safety And warranty so you do get three or 36 bumper to bumper five year 60 powertrain And then eight year 100,000 miles on the batteries and components First edition package is an eight thousand six hundred dollar option and um 19 inch aluminum wheels with painted pockets and uh Are the other optional equipment total MSRP is going to be 59 400 And it's not rated for any safety ratings yet, but you can see you get 90 combined city highway electric miles per gallon 96 city and 84 highway And um, you can see that they are it's very good on the smog and greenhouse gas ratings Scale which you'd expect with an all-electric vehicle We'll finish the outside walk around here and then we'll get right in on the interior As we come around to the back I want to get up close on this grabber blue so you can see that in the sun It's definitely got a lot of metal flake in it I actually didn't recognize the color when I first looked at it because of the metal flake in it Um used to the flat grabber blue You do get the blind spot monitoring built-in directional signals. These mirrors also power fold in It does have the keyless entry on there And then once again to get these doors open you just press the button Kind of some cool features on this vehicle like you can make your cell phone a key as well as your fingerprint Um inside you get the active x black looks like leather blue stitching But it's that active x material looks and feels just like leather Power driver seat lumbar This one does have the factory floor mats. We still have those in the back memory driver seat power windows power locks power mirrors and we'll see How these mirrors fold in like so? Works pretty nice b and o sound system You do get auto headlamps and When you first sit in you get the big I believe it's a 12.2 inch screen on there one second Actually, it's a 10.2 inch um digital display there you get your digital digital speedometer you range to empty You also have a compass display there as well your odometer on the right whether you're in park reverse neutral drive um all that good stuff there so really uh Really a cool display that's 10.2 inches you get the Leather wrapped or maybe this is active x material as well But on the blue stitching on there You had volume and bluetooth controls on your right cruise controls and adaptive cruise controls on your left you get that Mustang logo on the center there Black trim on the steering wheel looks really good And then you get the 15 and a half inch radio here This one has am fm and serious xm radio capabilities and it's really a cool system because you have kind of your um Different apps, I guess you could say down here. So right here is the navigation You just press it It'll take whatever app was up put it down here and then you can go to your Radio or your navigation system right there or if you want to you know, check out your tire pressures Boom just like that I'll see your trip um So it's it's pretty cool system And then down here you have your heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons as well as your different climate controls You have a volume control right there and then if you Put it in reverse You can uh check out your backup camera and that's a Very crisp HD backup camera And then you can actually zoom in below And then you have your 360 view up there. So that's pretty cool as well You can go to a wide view of the backup like so And um just really cool radio really cool system and uh You can check out all your different stuff and do all your um Tinkering I guess you could say or programming of the vehicle in this mode right here So you got your different driving modes which um engage Whisper and unbridled I'd probably Give you a different power there You have your different parking aids if you want to turn those on access um And then your driver assistance traction control and auto hold You can change all those settings, but we could do an entire video on the radio Um, but we're not going to do that The other Cool thing is like the whole the speakers are actually up here On the dash You get that blue stitching Throughout the vehicle and then one of my favorite parts about this maki is the glass roof Which is pretty sweet You get your home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and map lights up there auto dimming mirror We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll look under What used to be the hood But now it's kind of the trunk area So I like when you press these buttons these back doors We'll just kind of nicely pop open like so Looks like there's plenty of room back here.  It does come with a tire inflator kit a sunshade as well And uh to get this gate down and just press this button Looks like you can do the foot activated lift gate as well Now these are sequential tail lamps as well. They will uh Go sequentially when you're turning and then we'll take a quick look Under the hood So this is supposed to be waterproof or weatherproof So you can put liquids in here and stuff Or dry containers doesn't matter. This is where you fill your washer fluid And uh, yeah Definitely looks different than a normal under the hood Get the Mustang logo up there as well And we'll do one more final walk around here on our first Mustang Mach E First edition and grabber blue metallic Really a good-looking color really look a good-looking car Thanks again for checking out the video. Remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see at our website You can go to www.youtube.com slash summit auto Remember to like subscribe and share in fact in a second You will see a link to subscribe to our channel on your left A link to more Mustang videos like this one on your right If you've not been to our website on the bottom link to this video this vehicle on our website Click those check us out And we're super excited to be offering the 2021 Mustang Mach E's And we look forward to getting in a whole bunch and all the different trim levels and selling a bunch of these and Making the planet a greener place Thanks again for checking out the video


Welcome to ITU Telecom World 2018 here in Durban, South Africa, where I'm very pleased to be joined in the studio today by Jack Bouchler, who is Chief Operating Officer for Quicker. Jack, welcome to the studio. Thank you. Now, I'd like to start off by asking you a little bit about Quicker. Perhaps you could tell us just in a nutshell what you're all about. Yeah, Quicker's about providing internet access to those who have not got connections. It fits very well with the ITU plan, all the plans, and we're really proud to be here. And you're making the world accessible, you're making digital innovation accessible to the world, is that right? That's right. I mean, we're providing the basic connectivity platform. Without the connectivity platform, you have nothing. You have no internet. So we're providing that. Obviously, there's lots of overlay on top of that through content. And content is king, really, not the connectivity. So what are your key objectives for the next five years? Oh, certainly, again, in line with ITU, there are, it's a sub of four billion people who have no connection. So that is definitely our aim and our target. If you want a hard number to put on it, 3.8 million. But obviously, it'll be some percentage of that. But certainly, that's where we're aiming up there. And run me through the process. How are you planning to achieve this? Well, satellite coverage is a very well-known old technology. We're not doing anything new here, except that we're using a new frequency band, KA band, which gives us more bandwidth in that same, and that gives us more bandwidth at a lower cost, the equipment's lower cost, it's self-installed by the users. This is a new feature, which makes it all a lot easier for the end user to get onto the system. That's really the key features of this. And the cost to the end user? Well, we have two services. We have a free service, believe it or not, which is absolutely free to the end user. We're going to look for universal service funds, offerings, and things like that, to help subsidize the initial hard step of the terminal, which is around $250, $300. We have a commercial service, which is a paid-for service, like any other service, but at much lower cost with this self-install feature. So people can get online fast in rural areas. They just have to take the box. We'll use the word IKEA installation, and they can install it themselves. That's a major, major step forward. And what has the feedback been like so far here? I mean, the show is just, you know, we've had people, I won't say crying at last now, but are just so pleased that something like this has come along at last. So, yeah, we're working with lots of different people, regulators. We're working with ministers. We've met some of the MNOs. We've met so many people who want to do this. We've met administrators who can't connect their schools, their hospitals, and things like that, because they're in rural areas and they're outside of the mobile coverage. We want to work with those mobile operators. This is not against mobile operators. This is widening the mobile operators' coverage to help them to get more customers on board and to those very rural areas at a low cost. So if someone comes to you, how quickly is it going to take them to roll it out? We've seen, we're already running service, by the way, in Iraq and Afghanistan. The fastest service that we have delivered is 19 minutes from taking the box and opening the box. Now, how long is it going to take them to get the box to that site? We'll exclude that, because in Africa, that could be quite a long time. But once they have the box, we're looking at very, very short times for installation, self-installation, by the way, with no specialized tools. Again, this is a new, really new feature. And so you're hoping to replicate this business model across the globe? This is going to be a global, global business, definitely. I'm running into hundreds and hundreds of millions of users. So we're at the early days here, very early days. That's extremely exciting and very, very interesting news. In terms of, obviously you've mentioned it a little bit, but in terms of attending events such as this, it's the first time you've been here. I mean, your impressions of it so far? Oddly, I'd use the word green. I'm sure no one else has used that. We've only had to travel hundreds of meters here, up and down the hall, to meet regulators. We've met the ministers. We've met different people. Just walking up and down the hall. I can go to Mozambique in a second. I can go to Ghana in another few more seconds. That's it. I described it in a nutshell. For me, they've saved me so much time and effort. Very, very worthwhile. That's fantastic. And have you got a message for participants here in IT and Telecom World and beyond? Yeah, I mean, I think certainly the ITU World Conference here has been really good. Very, very worthwhile. For us, we want more people to understand what we're trying to do and work with us and not against us, because we want to bring internet connectivity to everyone. And we have a very nice video. We don't have time to show it, which shows it makes you think, why can't we do this? What's the impediment to providing this to the other three billion? Full steam ahead. Well, thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. I wish you the very best of luck in the future and hope to catch up with you soon. Thank you. Cheers.


Welcome to Monet cafe. I'm artist Susan Jenkins. I'm glad you're here and today We're gonna talk about how to choose your color palette if you are brand new I hope you will consider subscribing to this channel so when I did the intro to this video this set that I have here the Unison 120 half-stick set was fairly new to me and I was describing how I had just gotten it and but I've Actually already used it for some other videos. I've uploaded so I just wanted to show you guys This is the same set that I'm using and I have used for the past. Oh, maybe three videos It's a great set if you're starting in pastels and you want a a little bit of everything It's a really good set to work from also. Thank you to everyone who has supported me on my patreon page It supports me and this channel to keep more videos coming. Thank you so much patrons and this reference image is actually from one of My patrons we have a page on Facebook That's private for my patrons where they upload their own reference images and share them together So it's a great resource for reference images too, and there's some great photos This is the resulting painting that I did and you will see in this video also stay tuned This is another painting I did from the same reference photo with a little bit of a different technique That's the next video. Alright, let's get started. But you know take a deep breath get you sip of coffee and here we go in This example of choosing my color palette. I'm using my iPad. I use a little both sometimes I'll use my iPad for a painting reference sometimes I'll use an actual printout once you've been painting for a while you can kind of improvise with color But early on sometimes an iPad or a photo on a computer screen It's more illuminated and sometimes you can see brighter colors versus a printout of a color Which is more opaque first. I will be focusing on the colors in the vase I've zoomed in so you can see it a little more clearly now I'm working on like the colors that are in that illuminated area of the vase and they're very teal or very turquoise But I want you to notice that I added that almost an ultramarine blue in with that We might have a tendency just to pick a turquoise color or different values Lightness and darkness of turquoise but without adding that blue the same thing happens with flowers a lot Sometimes you got to add a color that's a bit more rich and that blue is a little bit darker in value And it's going to add that richness to the Brighter areas of the vase now I'm zooming in even more and I will be choosing now the darkest darks within the vase And they're pretty dark as you can see if you look to the just to the left side of my middle finger on the iPad You can see a vertical band or area of darks And I've pulled a dark dark blue and a dark dark purple again I like to combine colors to give more of a richness and colorful punch so to speak and Just so you know, this is considered local color. I'm I'm painting pretty much what I see but I am Intensifying the color now you see I got another value of Or a shade of a purple, but it's leaning a little more towards red It's pretty dark not quite as dark as the others There's a nice little lavender you see that little strip of like the reflection in the middle of the vase It's not just white sometimes we have a tendency to go. Oh, that's white. Well, there is some white I'll add at the very end, but it it has a lot of lavender in it, too So I'm picking some colors that will be kind of in that little reflective Vertical strip that's there now. I also notice there are Some greens in that vase as well and it's very dark in areas So you you may have already noticed I usually try to go with the darks first and then go from there So this is like the darkest green. It's kind of a it is a cool dark green And I'm gradually going to lighten up. I see some of the lights if you look at the vase to the lower left there's like some Lighter greens kind of peeking through but I I want to be careful not to go too light too quickly And now I'm looking at some of the values where my finger is pointing down there. They're they're even darker and Not as bright as the first values and colors I picked out for the left side of the vase So I'm just you know kind of also to just pulling some colors I think I might want to play with and this does help to keep you focused on painting rather than going back to a Set or you know, wherever you have your pastels and choosing colors All the time. So I work both ways Sometimes I'll just work directly from the set and pull what I need as I paint. All right I pulled another little medium value Kind of a duller more neutral teal there too because I want to make sure I have some neutrals too And I'm kind of seeing that down to the lower left hand part of the vase there And while I already have a pretty dark purple I know there's going to be some other purples that I could use like that when I just pulled that could Really help in some of those reflective areas. All right now. Let's pick out the colors for the flowers Previously was real time But now I'm speeding it up just a bit because you kind of get the general idea once again I'm choosing darks first and even though the center of the flower When it's finally done may not be as dark as the colors I'm choosing I go ahead and choose the darks because that's kind of how we work with pastels same thing with these petals If we zoomed this out looked at the whole thing our brains might tell us these are white flowers And we would most likely choose colors that are way too light so lean towards a little bit darker and Then we can usually lighten them up as long as you don't overlay or an overwork So these are just the initial layers and while the focus here is obviously on color It's also on value and value is so important to make sure you get your values accurate and Also to not what our brain tells us our brain says that's a white flower So I'm analyzing these colors now those are for those darker petals that are way behind Like that broader pet petal you see right there I've zoomed in on and you see how those deeper petals behind that flower are really kind of a deeper teal and Another important point to analyze when you're choosing your colors is where's the lighting coming from and in this example? You can see how the petals in the back are kind of back lit more lit than the center like this flower I'm pointing at right here Obviously the source of light is not shining into that center of the flower because it's more in shadow You can see the values are darker and that's of all the flowers that little area that I was just showing is The darkest center point and petals of all of the other flowers right there So this is pretty much what I'm starting with I think I do add Kind of a brighter orange just again for a little punchy kind of at that punchy color in the center of that flower And I add a few more as I work But I thought this would give you guys a good idea of kind of my method of choosing color by the way Thanks for all your comments I know a lot of you guys are liking this overhead filming where you can see more of my choices And it does make it a little more clear for you guys. All right, let's start painting now I'm using a piece of Cinelli a la carte Pastel card. I really love this surface It's very coarse sanded and I think it lends towards a more painterly style If you're not familiar with what sanded pastel papers are I have plenty of videos that go over the differences between unsanded papers and Sanded pastel papers and just so you know like I said at the beginning I will be doing the same painting on water color paper with a neat technique to make pastels work quite well So stay tuned for the next video If you don't have any pastel paper or check out some of my other videos on how to make your own pastel papers All right, so I'm getting started now and what I'm doing is I'm just basically getting out of sketch I'm going to bypass this part real quickly so we don't have to go through that for the majority of the painting You'll be able to see Part or most of my reference image that I actually did print out I chose to work from the printout, but I chose to choose my pastels from the iPad So but my patrons you guys, you know, you'll get the reference image in the post on my patreon page If you want to use it also, it's on the private Facebook group for my patrons again Thank you a our mason for that lovely photo the rest of the painting process will be sped up slightly and The point or the focus of this video was how to choose your color palette Which I hope you I hope that's helped you guys and by the way that was per a Suggestion I always ask you guys to comment. Please comment on this video. Let me know what you like Let me know what you like to see but I actually got some great feedback from you guys on The fact that you kind of like a video focused on a topic It can get overwhelming when you're starting so the topic of course of this video was more on choosing your color palette When you start a painting so and also to I you see I'm working on the surface. It's the Sennelier La carte card is It comes in these pads like I showed that has various colors I love working on a warm toned color, especially when you have a scene like this or a reference photo this one had a lot of blues and Teals in it. So I thought the warmer color would make just a nice contrast a complementary contrast to that So but anyway, I am going to be Continuing with the voiceover part of this painting that will be included in the patreon version Of this video. So my patrons get a little bit extra content. Monet cafe always gets lots of content too But it's just my little extra special thing I can do for the people that Support the patreon page and if you're not a patron It doesn't matter because you're going to get plenty content here I have over 200 videos on this Monet cafe channel and I've seen artists or beginner artists just learn so much from The Monet cafe channel so but if you if you are an artist and you're trying to get a little extra or you just like the camaraderie I mean, I love our Our group and and we enjoy sharing together you guys in the patreon page You get homework your homework assignments and then there's drawings. There's Awards you can win gift cards you can win for art supplies and so it's a lot of fun But again, some people support it just Because Monet cafe is literally going to artists Or people who want to be artists and are trying to be artists all over the world and remote places where they may not even be able To get art lessons. So that's the coolest part to me about Monet cafe. All right, so if you're A Monet cafe subscriber and you're watching this video. Enjoy the rest of this video to music And uh for my patrons keep listening because i'm going to be talking a little bit more about the process. All right I sped it up just a little bit more here getting towards the end, but I wanted to make a comment that I Ended up lightening it up more than it is here. I realized I had Some of my choices a little too dark. I mean, I didn't want them to be White white flowers. I did like that back lighting and having the flowers a little bit more in the shadow Um, but I do end up lightening the final a bit more than you'll see here But anyway, I really had fun with this little painting. It was a nice way to just Relax and kind of zone out. Do you guys ever feel that way when you're when you get into a painting? Especially when you get past those initial phases and you've you've gotten things in for the most part Um pretty accurately. I just love putting on some nice music and Just being at peace and so I just want to encourage Everyone to try to paint that way as much as possible I know we're all very hard on ourselves as artists And uh that we if you're like me, I've got a real competitive gene somewhere in my gene pool And uh praise the lord. I've been able to overcome that just by realizing enjoying the friendships and the Connection that we get in sharing art together is more beautiful than the glory we would get from some sort of Praise for our own artwork and I guess that's why I guess I'm sharing my heart with you guys here I guess that's why I don't do a lot of contest and I don't have time for one But I love I love teaching more than competing And I'm really grateful for this channel and for all of you now here's the final painting Like I said, I lightened it up some but I did kind of like that little bit of a shadowy color on the flowers Do stay tuned because like I said, I'm going to do another video If pastel papers are too expensive for you. That's why I try to offer alternatives This technique on watercolor paper with clear gesso is way more affordable. So stay tuned for the next video I love all you guys. Happy painting


This is Jimmy Powers ready to bring you another story from the tumult and the shouting There this is Jimmy Powers transcribed coming your way once again with another chapter from the Grantland rice story The tumult and the shouting so with a bout of granny. I'll pick up his narration in first person This one I titled McGraw Mack McCarthy and others of all the big league baseball managers I have known most intimately perhaps John McGraw of the Giants Connie Mack of the athletics and Joe McCarthy of the Yankees lead the list. They won a total of 27 penance McGraw 10 Mack 9 and McCarthy 8 The first manager I ever knew was Newt Fisher owner and manager of Nashville's Southern League team in 1901 he offered me $250 a month to play shortstop for Nashville when the best job outside of this was $5 a week I had to pass up the juicy offer because I had broken my right shoulder blade and right collarbone Playing football the previous fall the throwing arm was about done McGraw Mack and McCarthy were totally unlike in every way. I met McGraw and Mack in the same year 1905 when I came up from Atlanta to cover the World Series in which Christie Matheson pitched three shutouts in six days McGraw a Bantam rooster a fiery leader was always an active charge on the field and off He was the umpire's foe and the foe of every team he played He courted dislike in various cities for he was shrewd enough to realize that additional fans would come out to see the hated Giants beaten he would get all the dope and gossip about umpires and then spill it on the field in the arguments that always arose But I soon found that he was a friendly man with many close pals It was on my first trip with the Giants in 1911 after I had moved to New York. We were traveling on an off day I was trying to figure out a piece to write for the mail I was in a Pullman seat pecking away when to my surprise McGraw moved in with me What are you writing about today? He asked I told him I hadn't yet stumbled on anything worth writing the paper I've got a story for you. He said together. We worked out a good yarn After that, we were always good friends I'll admit he used to get a bit peeved at me for lugging off Matheson Merkel and Donlan to play golf Especially one Sunday in Pittsburgh Maddie seldom pitched on Sunday It was a hot day and Maddie insisted on playing 36 holes We both staggered in exhausted Maddie had won 11 straight games at that time But McGraw pitched him Monday and he was knocked out of the box in the fourth inning I hid out for McGraw for four days. We were both in the doghouse McGraw never liked golf that is during the baseball season One night when the Giants were going badly McGraw invited me to his room Other writers were present and also five players who had gone sour McGraw served a dinner that included champagne The five ball players became mellow if not downright stiff The tension was over next day. They hammered the hide off the ball. Their slump was finished Most managers would have ordered just the opposite cure Connie Mack was quite different. Even Rube Waddell rarely upset Connie a quiet man who was rarely excited He would turn over many problems to the team if a player was loafing drinking or cutting up Mack would let his players handle the offender headed by Eddie Collins They quickly realigned the offending player or had him fired Nobody could handle Waddell. He would take a few days off in ten bar or he would go fishing for three or four days Once the Rube bought a mockingbird that had lived by a peanut vendor's loud whistle All the bird would imitate was this whistle the team got little sleep until someone strangled the feathered Johnny one note I was talking with Connie about the great Rube He had the greatest combination of speed and a deep fast-breaking curve I ever saw Connie said he almost had Johnson's speed, but Johnson hasn't his curve nor has anyone else I recall a game in Cleveland when Waddell was pitching He came to the park with a well-painted lady of the town on each arm and planted them in a box back of home plate near The press box Waddell had the game in hand One to nothing in the ninth when Cleveland filled the bases with none out Lashaway flick and Bradley three great hitters were coming up Waddell walked in from the pitchers box to the box containing his lady friends Connie looked on an astonishment Lifting his cap and making a deep bow the Rube said ladies. I'll be with you in just a minute in that minute Or nearly so he struck out Lashaway flick and Bradley on nine pitched balls Joe McCarthy like Mac and McGraw had one striking feature He had the deepest respect for the players one day at st. Petersburg I was playing golf with Bill Dickey Joe Gordon and King Kong Charlie Keller three great players We had a tough close match. We came to the 16th tee practically even Somebody asked the time It's 1240. I remarked Gordon said the battle is over. McCarthy told us to meet him at 120 today What's the trouble I asked a few minutes won't make any big difference It does with McCarthy Dickey said one minute makes a real big difference The winner of eight pennants McCarthy was a quiet dignified man who rarely got into an argument He never liked ballplayers cutting capers around the hotel lobby or in any public place You are a Yankee now he would say he was on the inconspicuous side himself And he wanted his Yankees to be the same way Remember you're a Yankee had a sobering soothing influence on his band Joe McCarthy knew his business thoroughly one day I asked Bill Dickey an old and close friend about McCarthy's ability. He is one of the best Grant Bill said He knows his job from every angle. He's the boss and we know it. His judgment and handling pitchers is exceptional There's nothing phony about Joe. He runs this club from top to bottom. No favorites They talk about a push-button manager. That's crazy. He's a great manager. He doesn't like show-offs or pop-offs. I Recall one star ball player McCarthy had who was getting out of hand He was hitting 350 and in addition was a brilliant fielder McCarthy gave him an order one day, which the player disregarded McCarthy called him to his office after the game You're a great ball player. He said quietly.  Goodbye and good luck kid Joe said and take a tumble to yourself Don't be quite so smart McGraw Mack and McCarthy they loved the old game with the deepest devotion They wanted it played to the hilt they got results in different ways, but they got results. The answer is 27 penance it was not until 1949 the Casey Stengel arrived in the vicinity of New York I had known Casey when he played with the Giants and when he managed the Dodgers and the Braves but only casually When he finally landed at the head of the Yankees, he came with a Russian Aurora something like a continued explosion He won five successive pennants and five world series an all-time big league record for pennants and world series I rode west with him just after he had signed his first Yankee contract in December 1948 His previous managerial experience had been slightly on the melancholy side I wonder how things will be next season. He said where I'll be a year from now a Remarkable person Casey is a close student of psychology in the spring of 1953 at st. Petersburg I was standing with him during practice. He happened to look around and spotted six or seven Four Lorne looking rookies sitting together Come along. He said grabbing my arm He walked over to the rookies kids from 19 to 21 and told them he wanted to see them inside the clubhouse We all went along Casey had coax served. He told several stories There wasn't a point to any story. He told all were gibberish, but those kids began laughing 15 or 20 minutes later We started back to the field. These kids were just homesick said case. They're all right now and they were Casey will protest violently and bitterly at times, but not too often He never took on the field the vitriolic quality that stamp McGraw and typifies leo de rocher Who in my opinion is a shrewd able field leader? Managers I've known and admired include Lou Budrow of the Indians and the Red Sox and now the Kansas City Athletics Frank Chance of the Cubs Bill McKekney of many teams a great fellow and a naval team director George Stallings of the 1914 Braves a forceful fiery manager and Frankie Frisch also of many teams Frisch one of the great second baseman is also one of the top men. I've met in baseball The game has known only one Frisch years ago when Charlie Dryden the famous baseball writer was introduced to Frisch Dryden remarked sounds like something frying Frankie always was sizzling for battle Miller Huggins was also a great manager He won six or seven penance Huggins had a tough crew to handle headed by young Babe Ruth He got babe when he was just emerging as a star in Ruth Miller had two tigers by their tails for babe would accept a $5,000 fine and a long suspension with a grin Well, that does it for today. This is Jimmy powers transcribed and hoping you'll be with us next time until then hostile avista